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Boston wool market.

Boston, July 13.-The wool market
this week has shown more strength
than for some time. Dealers are ask
ing higher prices for all kinds of raw
material. and in most cases are secur-
ing an advance of from y to l cent
per pound more than last week. al
though this price is on a basis lower
than it would cost to replace the woods.
The sales Of territory woods have been
large, fine medium and medium bring
ing 14916is Fleece woods are held
firm, with light offerings and small de-
mand The sales of Australian wool
continue good. with prices same as last
week Quotations:
Territory woods. Montana fine me-
dunn and fine, 12Q14; secured price, SO
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divided into the par value of 81 each.
I 1ne company owns the No. 10 lode in
weSt Mountain mining disfrioe. NJ.
~ ~; r reed, president, has 7S,475 shares:
-. a AaSe1' FiNS preSIdent and treas
Slsr i9VV; Lester D. Freed. 500: Carl S.
'Sniliaat' 70; r. H Carr, .25, 600.
1,duo w. Freed is secretary.
me Avalanche sums up the condi-
.-on Oh the Owyhee district. in Idaho.
ner: nv man
Black Jack-The mill. which was
sn1t uo"n Tor few days for installing
new machinery, is again pounding
away The new air compressor is in
opeIdtion- Regular bullion and con-
cehtIate shipments are made weekly.
fS me production is larger than ever
oe4ore- food progress is being made
at the sinking ssation.
Morning Star-A telegram was re-
celVed last Monday evening to close
the works until further notice. and
hoth1ng IS now doing al the property
pur hosting water. It is understood
that the reason for this action is a
ms ms Misunderstanding among the stock
holderS, which will be speedily seftlei.
and work resumed on a larger scale.
Inc property is locking better than at
any time since the company COM
menced operations and it would be re-
Sretabie II il were to shut down now
q s. g
Flint-Advices from Flint are to the
enect that the mill has closed down,
and prospecting work Will be resumed
at the mine. A donkey-hoist has been
placed over the Burnt shaft end the
water will be taken out The COM
pany (BonnelD was considerably be-
mind with his men when the mill closed,
ana the employees shipped the concen-
trates themselves, to be sure of their
pay, and quit the works Mr.. Bonnell
is now popular with the laboring
classes of this section, and unless he
adopts different business methods we
DOUBT very much if he makes a sue
cess of his tinras. o.
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PITT FAMILY POISONING.
All Victims Sufficiently Recovered t
Resume Their Journey

Fort Duchesne, Utah. July 13.-Seven
members of the Pitt family, who were
accidentally and seriously poisoned
from eating poisoned chicken. have re-
covered sufficiently to resume their
journey to Provo
A troop of the Ninth cavalry left
here today for Salt Lake, in command
of Captain Wright and Lieutenants
Cavanaugh and Pritchard.
The weather has been intensely hot
here for the past few days.
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meeting. if a quorum could be ob-

meeting. if quorum could be OBJ
tanned
Neither Senator Frye, Senator Lodge
nor Senator Gray. members Of the COM
mittee. were AT the capitol today. It is
not the present expectation that the
treaty Of annexation will be taken up
at this session, but a situation exists
which may hasten the matter. II is
believed that if the attitude OF japan
toward Hawaii becomes more threate
ing il viii force annexation at once,
though the friends of annexation viii
not be in haste unless Developments
render SnesdV action NECESSARY
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. July 13.-Wheat was strong
from the start The Liverpool wheat
market commenced at an advance of
I'D for futures and I'D for September.
and the next report received Just as
trading began here showed further
gain of 3. in futures That caused a
strong opening here, September being
wanted at from 661s TO 66S4, compared
with 65s4 Q657s at the close the day be-
fore and selling almost Immediately 70
661s.
The closing cablegrams reported
Liverpool advanced for the day rs for
July and ed for September and Dec
ember. New York was as bullish as
Chicago on July wheat and st. Louis
more bullish than either. The chief
trading of the day until within 20
minutes of the close was al around
66l4 and 66Ss for September but about
that time the lie advance at St Louis
woke the traders up and in very
short time the price was rushed up to
6S3s. There was very heavy covering
near the top of the bulge. BY closing
time September has reacted TO 81 cents.
Corn was neglected
Provisions ruled dull all day ana
weak within an hour of the close.
The leading features ranged as 1ollows:
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BICYCLES TAXED.
Mayor Harrison VIII Probably Sign
the Chicago Ordinance.

Chicago. July 1s.-Every bicycle in
Chicago will pay yearly tax, Of 81 II
Mayor Harrison signs the ordinance
which the council passed last night.
Vehicles Of every description are taxed
from S2ito SO per annum under the pro-
visions of the same ordinance. In the
city there are estimated 10 be 100000 BIZ
cycles and sufficient vehicles to make
the revenue derived from the ordinance
S100O.OO0 per annum. Every dollar of
this is to be expended upon the repair
and keeping in good condition improved
streets.
Mayor Harrison says that so far as
he has studied the ordinance he is in
favor of it and thinks he viii sign it.
The vote by which the council passed it
was 80 TO 10.
The ordinance provides that besides
the tax of 81 per annum all vehicles
shall bear the following annual tax:
zone horse. 81; two horses, 50; three
horses, 50; four horses. 81; six horses,
$1,000; eight horses, SD.
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AT TEE SUNBEAM.
Work Soon to Be Resumed at That
D-o-,e,t~,

Work Soon to Be Resumed at That
Property.
Work is 10 be resumed on the sun
beam. at Tintic. This viii be good news
to those who own stock in that bonanza
property.
A meeting Of the board of directors
was lid yesterday afternoon and it
was there that it was decided that
work should start again on the prop
erry. Two shifts VIII be put to work
in the mine and just as soon as they
can get the mine in shape 3 shipment
of ore viii be made.
The contract with Mark c. Jones.
who has been The manager OF the
property for some time, expired yester-
day He is no longer connected with
the company in an official Ca9ac.ty.
Frank Mediation. the well known min
ing man of Eureka. has been selected
as foreman OF the mine.
Mr. Z. L. Carpenter. one of the
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All SOLICITING committees for Jubilee
funds are respectfully requested to re-
port to Mrs. George Y Wallace, treas
urer of the Semi Centennial commits
sion, Al Jubilee headquarters not later
than Saturday, July II, 1897
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Chairman Citizens Finance Commit
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AT PARK CITY.
The Hosting Works at the Silver
Get Scorched.

Park City, July 13.-The Silver King
hosting works were slightly scorched
this morning a few minutes before 8
O'Clock When the smoke stacks were
blown out the falling sparks set fire to
the boiler room on the outside near the
ground The fire made its way up the
side of the building and under the iron
roof to the cuDola, which was burned
off. At this SAGE it was discovered
and extinguished. The damage to the
property is nothing to speak of. The
fortunate escape of the works is the
cause OF general rejoicing.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.
Lode No. 10" at Bingham Will Be
Worked

NJ. NJ. Freed. Carl S. schund, c. NJ.
Freed, Lester D. Freed and r. H. Carr,
all of this city, yesterday filed articles
with the county clerk Incorporating
the Bingham Lead and Silver Mining
and Milling company with a capital
stock of $4,000. represented by shares
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GARFIELD BEACH.
Time Card in Effect June Is.

Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake
"1:45 am. *S:45 am. 1925 pm. LOS pm.
1915 am. 1885 am. 1910 pm. 400 n m
2:15 pm. 800 pm. $40 pm. 5:45 pm.
4:30 pm. $40 pm. 700 pm 7:4Op.m.
ZOO pm. 7:40 pm. 900 pm. 9.4ep.m.
"Daily except Sundays.
Olsen's orchestra afternoon and even
ing Boating, bathing, dancing. Fare
soc Depot corner First South and
Fourth West
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Ore and Bullion.

The following are yesterdays receipts
of ore ard bullion:
Mccormick & Co. Hanauer bullion,
s.. $50; base bullion. $40, 800: gold bars,
81, 700: ores. s.. 200: cyaaid as. 81 zoe
II r. Jones & Co. bullion, 50, 700
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14

A tired woman Just as much as a
sick and ailing one, needs Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. That builds up.
strengthens, and invigorates the entire
female system. It regulates and pro-
notes all the proper functions Of
womanhOod. improves digestion, en-
riches the blood. dispels aches and
pains. melancholy and nervousness.
brings refreshing sleep. and restores
health and strength It's a powerful
restorative tonic and soothing nerYine,
made especially for WOman's needs.
and for years was sold under a posi-
tive guarantee as a remedy fcE
woman's weaknesses and ailments IN
all female complaints and irregulari-
ties. It viii fully sustain the good
reputation heretofore won by il.
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BY sending coupon ana 81 you can
secure Appleton's Stratford-on-Avon
edition, Il de Luke volumes. superbly
illustrated in photogravure, together
with a portfolio of art plates (made
in Paris by Goupil & Coz AS the
distribution is strictly limited to 200
sets prompt action is necessary.
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BOSTON Quotations.

Boston. July 13.-Atchison, 12A; Bell
Telephone, 2.2S; c. B. & c., 1914; Mex
lean Central. 1s%4; Oregon Short Line,
1879: San Diego, 6; Boston & Montana,
1.36; Butte & Boston, 24A.
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&C. / Ship.
Articles
Liverpool Wheat.

Liverpool. July 1S.-Wheat-No.
red nothern spring firm. IS lid. Corn
American mixed spot old quiet. IS 1Od;
July steady, IS sgd; September steady,
IS CAD.
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Ihe u S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all others.

With the blood full of humors. the
heated term is all the more oppressive.
Give the system a thorough cleansing
with Ayers Sarsaparilla and dose or
two of Ayers Pills, and you will enjoy
summer as never before in your life
Just try this for once, and you'll not
repent it.
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Condition OF the treasury.

Washington, July 1S.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $685.,
95s. 129; gold reserve, $142, 759,529.
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ass; staple. 5000: Utah. Wyoming,
etc, fine medium and fine, nQ13;
secured price. S6G37; staple. 3s@S9-
Australian woods, secured basis,
combing superfine, 50G52; combing,
good, 46Q4S; combing, average. +4Q46;
Queensland combing. 1904.
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PIONEER JUBILEE RATES
Via Rio Grande Western Railway.

For the semi-centennial celebration
and Pioneer Jubilee at Salt,Lake City.
July 20th TO oath, inclusive. the follow
ing low round trip rates are authorized
to Salt Lake City and return, via r.
G. w railway:
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JAPAN MUST BE
CALLED DOWN
High Time That She Was Taught
Something.
ENTIRELY TOO
PRESENTATIONS
ENTIRELY TOO
SHOULD HAVE NO VOICE IN THE
ANNEXATION MATTER.

Senator Davis Says the Annexation
of Hawaii Is Our Affair, and We
Do Not Propose to Allow Japan or
Any Other Nation to Dictate to Us
What We Shall Do-No Danger
of Trouble.
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CT. DIGNOwITY s co..
Dealers in Mines and stot

Dealers in Mines and Stocks.
We recommend no stocks to investors
unless we have personally examined the
property. Market quotations furnished
upon application, free of charge. Office
Is East Second South street. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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The Metal Market.

Bar silver. 6O1s cents.
Copper, brokers', lis; exchange, II
Lead, brokers'. ss35; exchange, $500
@3.7O.
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BEAVER LAKE DISTRICT
A Rich Strike Has Been Made On
the Wasatch.
NEW TOWNSHIP IS LOCATED
GALENA CLAIM SHOWS SOME
HIGH VALUES IN SILVER.

A Good Field For the Prospector In
Southern Utah-Showing at the
Beaver Lake Copper Property
Alaska Mining News "A Great
Ore Discovery - Hardships En-
countered By Miners In Cooks In
let = Horses Cannot Endure the
Rigors of Alaskan Chmate-Other
Mining Notes.
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Jubilee Sale.

An elegant dimity lawn dress pattern
(ten YARDS for 81
r. K. THOMAS d. G. co.
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Fell Down an Airshaft.

New York. July 13-M-s. Emily Girls
void. 20 years of age. fell down an air
shaft of the Hotel Castle today and it is
feared sustained internal injuries of q
serious nature. Mrs. GrisWoid has been
stopping at the hotel for the past FIVE
weeks. She had rooms on the third floor,
and Z mad. been her custom TO converse
with her sister. Ms Ardee on the
fourth floor by means of the air shaft
1t was while conversing that Mrs Girls
void fell. She was Unconscious when
picked W. She was taken to a hospital
for treatment
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JAnEs A. POLLOCK,
16O Mai. Street,

Stocks bought and sold for cash. or On
commission. Weekly market letter and
quotations upon application. Z. G. Wool
ley, 5r. Member Salt Lake Stock Ex-
nhange.
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In the Kinsley district Dunyon &
Son. who it is said are backed uD By
William Chishom, of Salt Lake, are
working a property which in its balny
days Ct the past produced over zoe, 900
tons of ore, which was marketed. De-
Velopment work has been vigorously
pushed for several months and few
days ago some nice looking sand car
donates of ore were encountered WITHIN
$50 feet of the surface.
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SKULL VALLEY

In Skull valley DR.. Faust found lots
Of work going on.
Miners there believe they viii have
second Mercur as there is a wonderful
Similarity in the ores
Dr.. Faust came home direct from
Cherr- creek He made the drive in
just two days and a half. a distance of
over geo miles.
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sCENEs on ACTIV1TY

directors of the company states the
outlook for the mine is very farering.
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SUGAR AGAIN A
GREAT FACTOR
1t Scored Another High Record
Price.
FLUCTUATIONS
MOST ERRATlC
CLOSES AT A POINT IN ADVANCE
OF MONDAY

Sugar Sales Comprised One-Fourth
of the Entire Dealing In Stocks
Some Strength Displayed Among
Few OF the Observation-Disclosures
Somewhat More General In the
Low-Priced Securities-Govern-
ments Practically Neglected.
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Rrnnrh & Graves

Stock and grain brokers, have the
only leased wire in Utah; 81 Morlan
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July 13.LT'he official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
5o,r x-era &C follows
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ing against the side of the house fol
some moments collecting his thoughts
"Now," he thought, "if Bruce have
sense enough and good fortune enough
to get beyond the reach of apprehen.
sion, SO much the better for him, for
he will save his life, and far better for
me, for there will be no one to dispute
my evidence-yes, and his fight will
make it appear doubly certain that he
murdered my uncle; the case will adj
nit of not a single doubt.
"Why, Fannie saw him turning from
the bedside with the bloody sheath
knife in his hand: her evidence and
mine will forever place bar against the
return of Angus Bruce to the coast of
Carolina.
AUNT Mag, unfortunately, saw me
strike the blow, but terror will hold
her tongue fast; if not, her evidence
will not be taken. She might talk, but
if she does there IS sure way to silence
her.
Il might sell her; but no, will keep
Mag always near me, where can watch
her.
God or the devil speed you, Angus
Bruce, say L; but go not near the Clara
Belle, for that will be the first point
the officers will search for you Now.
if you"
At this instant a piercing scream was
heard from within the house; Fan
ME had revived.
Herbert ran out the front gate, and
down Market street, and on the air as
he ran resounded the startling cry OF
murder! murder!"
Sleepers awoke, rushed to their win
dows, and threw aside their blinds, to
see a coatless, hatless figure speeding
by, and hear again the receding cry:
Murder! Murder!"
Herbert halted not till at the door of
Sheriff Cobb, and Justify he sounded the
knocker.
Murder! Murder!"
The sheriff soon responded, and, call
ing up the coroner and DR.. Davis, they
FASTENED to the Lloyd mansion, many
who had been aroused by Herbert's
cries joining them on the street.
At the house they found Fannie wild
with grief.
Back ON the bed as he had fallen lay
the body of the banker. His night robe
and the bed as we'll were stained with
blood, his eyes were staring, wide open,
as if in horror
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grasped the knife's handle and drew it
forth. The life blood of the banker
followed it, squirting up and dyeing the
hand of Angus, coat and sleeve, yes,
even to the bosom of his shirt.
The scream that emanated from the
bathroom door was uttered by Aunt
Mag when she saw Herbert Lathrop
strike the fatal blow. She stood there,
speechless, as he rushed from the
scene of his crime. AS he swung the
door to, almost in the face of Bruce,
he seized her by the throat.
what, you too, and logging me?
Then-but no, nigger's oath don't go
in court against a white, and remem-
Der, now, word, lisp, and I'll have
your life.
Remember, Angus Bruce was the
murderer of your master. You may
have an easy life your days out, but
remember, [ was in my room when
y-our. master died"
Herbert relaxed his hold of the throat
of the now speechless negress and flew
up the stairs and into his room. He
Invested himself of his dressing gown
and gulped down a horn of brandy.
$50 far, so good" he exclaimed.
He heard his cousins room door open
and at the same time a cry from Angus.
Murder! My God! it's murder!" ;
He rushed as in alarm, and joined
Fannie on the stairs. Together they
entered the library and saw Angus
Bruce turning from the bedside toward
them. The sheath knife was still
clasped in his hand, it's blade dripping
with blood and the hand that held it
dyed.
Fannie tainted and fell to the floor.
Murderer" said Herbert, as his eyes
looked in at the bedroom door; "yoa
have slain my uncle because he would
have wed Miss Hill. Assassin!'
you are the assassin here" eX-
claimed Angus; ''foul murderer of your
uncle! 1t is well planned, but there
was a witness; / heard a scream
"Angus Bruce, you have lived long
enough to know that a nigger's oath
don't go in southern courts against a
white mans; now will go for the Off
GERS to arrest you, for 1 am afraid of
you with that knife i'm your hand. If
you escape ere L return I can't avoid
It,"
Murderer! liar! hound!" exclaimed
Angus, as he rushed towards him, but
it was too late; Herbert was out of the
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FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
second session.

WASHINGTON March 5-SENATE-The for
NAL proceedings of the senate continues
through the morning. A further disagree
ment on the deficiency bill was reported.
and it was ordered back to conferences
At 10 o'clock the venerable Senator Nor
ril of Vermont offered resolutions ex-
pressing the appreciation of the senate
for the able and impartial discharge OF
the duties Of presiding officer by Mr.
Stevenson There was unanimous and hearty
agreement to the resolutions AT lO:SO the
formal proceedings were fast nearing an END.
and on motion OF Hr. Hoar the usual resolu-
ton was adopted for . committee OF two sena-
tors TO wait on President Cleveland and ln-
form him that the senate had concluded
Its labors and was ready to adjourn
Senators Hoar and Price were appoint
ed as the committee. Mr. Hoar announced
that the committee Of congress had waited on
the president and that he had asked them TO
convey his congratulations on the close OF
their labors On motion Of Mr. CockreH 1t
was agreed that the daily sessions shall be-
gin at u Thereupon, at 12:l0 p m, the SEN
ate adjourned until Friday
HoUsE-The house was still in the legisla-
tive day of Tuesday when it adjourned with
out day. The closing ours were uneventfuL
The statesmen had worked all night to get the
sundry CIVIL Indian and agricultural bills to
the president. only to have them pocket We
toed. while the general deficiency failed
of passage because the house refused to sub
scribe to the half million Of Bowman claims
which the senate insisted upon. The only
feature of the closing throb OF life was the en-
thusiastic reception accorded Speaker Reed
and the unanimous standing vote Of thanks
rendered him.
WASHINGTON. March 6-SENATE-In exec
utive session Friday the senate confirmed
AcKinley's capinet appointments as follows:
John Sherman, of Ohio. to be secretary of
state. Lyman J. Gage. Of Illinois. to be Sec
rotary of the treasury; Russell A Alger,
of Michigan. to be secretary OF war:
Joseph McKenna, of California, to De
attorney general: James A. Gary, Of Mary
land. to be poStmast general; John D. Long. of
Massachusetts, TO be secretary Of the navy:
Cornelius N Bliss, of New York. to be secre-
tary of the Interior: James Wilson, OF Iowa.
to be secretary of agriculture.
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room, and he heard the front door slam,
as he rushed bare-headed and in his
shirt sleeves from the house.
Angus raised Fannie and laid her on
4 sofa. AS he did so, Aunt Mag stag
eered into the room.
ely! fly Angus Bruce, not minute
to spare! You'll hang, you'll hang, sure,
and for a murder you didn't commit.
saw the blow struck; it was Herbert's
hand that grasped the handle of the
knife. Drop it! drop it there! and tiy.
\ nigger's oath won't save you; nothing
will help you; Herbert Lathrop has you
in his power"
Great Cod" said Angus, Il must fly,
at least for time. Promise will you tell
Miss Lloyd and Miss Hill the truth
''My life is now at stake, Angus Bruce,
or if I'm sold, it will be worse for you
I'll promise that I'll stick to Herbert
Lathrop through thick and thin, and
your name shall be cleared. Now go,
and stop not, till you're a thousand
miles away"
Angus without word followed her
10 rear door and left the house.
Once in the street. he FASTENED to the
Clara Belle
He had arrived in port at so late an
hour that the streets were almost de-
serted, and entirely so along the river
trent
He lad met no one aside from Her
BERT in going to the bankers residence,
nor had he seen anyone save the in
mates If the Lloyd mansion.
Arrived at the schooner, he hurriedly
called up Calvin Stewart, the mate, and
together they entered the cabin, where
we will leave item and return to the
scene of the murder