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81 & r." Route
Best line of Sweaters in town.
Az Ninth.
THREE SHOTS WERE FATAL
Story of a Battle Before a West
Virginia Church Altar.
A Woman Among the Fatally In
mred-Noted Po>toffice Rohber ii
Leader of the Outlaws.

wheeling, W. Va. Nov. 10. The excite
nsri,t in Nicholas county overthe outrageous
work of Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
church az the little hamlet ~ Muddlety Is
ir.iehst-, and only the personal efforts of
Rev. Mr. Pierce, the pastor, averIed The
wi,olesale lynciIng OF thu desperadoes pf
the Hickman gang today. This NAV vet bc
the end of the prisoners, who, four ia nam
b,r. are now roufine d in the rauishaCl-le jail
a. Summersville.
Reports Of a reliable nature from the
scene of the terrible encount eT say that the
lis, al the casualties includes three dead
ard seven wounded. and that ;wO Of Tie
latter viii die. Two of the dead are Milton
Hickman. tise header uf the desperadnes.
who " az killed al most inst antly after fight
INK for bet tweeB one and TWO hours. aud
p,1mN United states Marshal RAIDER who
died Yesterday afternoon. The third name
is net .ivril
The fatally wounded are MTs. Kinds
nian. who was shot through the neck, and
her six vear-oid child, Nvh,, had one arm
slioi off and who was also wounded in tie
Ecck The other wounded three Uf RAIDER :
deputies leinE includedin the number, viii
Iecover. As showing the desperate nature
of the cpnfIct and lis long continuance the
CldIch altar t. a total wreck, while there
;,tp bulle. holes all over the interior OF the
thutch IN the walls. ceiling. pews and
fiuors. Windows andfurniture were broken.
aud from aninspection Of the edffIce tpday )
ahumt al the ammunition In the posses ion
of b,tl, sides of the melee must have bsen
expended and it is a wonder the list Of
xfIloa aud Kypupd,.d Is moi mach
Milton Hickman the leader Of the Outlaws :,
va. q aoted ;sostorfice rUi,ber and his r'hOtu
graph adorns the Iogues' gallery Of many
riiy police departments. He had been a
for yearsandw was wanted
on A large number OF charges in this and
Sdhtr StaieS.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A vALUA BILE TWO
STORY DWELLING, STA BL r AND CAR
RAGE HOUSE AT CHAMBERS STA
ton, ON THE GREAT FALLS ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY.
BY virtue or n deed of trust
recorded in liber No. 1862, folio 221.
ct seq, one of the land records of the DIS
trict of Columbia, and at the request of the
holder of tn. note secure d thereby, We VIII
sell at public auction In front OF the prem
ises, on TUES DA Y. the 23d day of Novem-
Der A. ID. 1897, at 1890 O'Clock n. me-, the
Following described real estate and ln-
proyenentS thereon, VIZ: All of that cer-
tain piece of land known and DISTINGUISHED
as being lot numbered fourteen t14p, IN
block one III, in the subdivision made by
jacob Il. Clark and John q Hurst as parts
OF White Haven and Harlem.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and tue
balance In one year from day or sale, the
purchaser giving his note for the deferred
payment, secured by deed of trust on the
property, with interest payable senli-an-
nuaily at the rate Of six 80 per cent per
annum. A deposit of 500 will be required
at the time of sale. All con7eyancing and
recording at purchaser cost. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within ten days
from day of sale or the property win be
reso.d at tn. risk aud cost of purchaser.
JAS. c. SPRIGG,
FLOYD 4. PATTERSON,
Trustees.
1O,13,15,1s,2O,2
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BalhmOre&0hi0
Schedule In Effece June 5. 1897.


Leave ashinls Ju from station corner Of
New Jersey avenue aaf St
For chicago ana -,OrlnW esT, NesuOHl51
Limited trains, 1000. 1l.45 g. M; sOe
For Cincinnati. Sc. Louis and indian.
Ilnited, $40 ,. m: express 1l.sO p M
For PiItsDuTg and CleSeiah1. express
daily 1000 a. ia and $50 p. n
For Columbus Toledo anu Detroit lLSo
For Winchester and way stations. as. 90.
al 40 "a a m;, nr,. ao.sV n5,- p -; Is-,D,,g.,-,.
oke. II26 p m DAILY: sieepinE csns
For Luray. $40 p m; daily.
For BaI0more. Weekdays. 500. g 80.
x5;o5s x7i0, X 80; Ao;1Vs 80, 1S 30 ~
xi2 40, 1890. 20, IA 80. 4;35, x5.05,
1910, 1850, x6 20, $50, xe-OO, s:16,
innds;, IIds 1ilSe 3 R "a and 30 lzt 81
$50, 4:35, x605, x5:1O. 80. xe:Oo.
For Annapolis, Z l U and : 80 a IN. IL 70
and A so p m Sundays. $50 a. ID.' 50
For Frederick, week days. 900 a N.
Ii.45, $50, $50 p u sundays BOO
a. f9t or hases;ro~n. alo.OO a L. and
iof koyd an way ge@tT 81 weSS s.;a.lsy: fsy:,
For Gaithersburg anu Nay points eek
davs 3 90. 600 a. M. 90. 30. 80.
4S3 $40. $50, 100, 40 z. n, Sun.
daTs 90 a. M, lilo, ASS. ZOO, IO-l6
For washington Junction a nd way points
1ls) a m, 4.3O, 8. 80 p. m.. week d1ya
q 40 a. IA, 1.I5 p III. sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia
For Philadelphia. New AOTk, Hosto1 ana
the East weeS ga ", Z 90, 500, 1000 a
IN. 1900, u2.40 Dining Caro-, SOU,
i5o5 Dining Carr, tl2.Ul nlghe, sieeplny
Gar omen at 1000 o'clock. sundays.
S'O5. 500 a. III, tl2, 40 DInlng CaIsl, S:O0.
s61O5 Dtning CarL I2-Ol night, Sleeping
car open at 1910 O'Clock AddiLC naI
lain ipr Philadelphia. weekdays, daily
Rnffet ParIor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 100, lO.OO a. ms
/, o No noon 1 2 4O and 500 p u, week
dsvs ~ 40 d. m., sundays
Eor Cape May, 12.OO noou-
.ExcepJ sunday XENpress trans
Iagvave called for and checked from
,,opsls and residences by Union transfer
e. ON orders left at ticket offices, 6lS
ponnsvlvania avenue northwest, New YORK
aaysnne aud FIftsenL1 street, and at DE pot
arsInuu asI AZ S;REENE ID. H. MARTIN,
Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Filed October 26, 1897, ]. R. Young, Clerl

tf lieu OCTOBER 20, 1880 u N OuHE, Niei ~
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, this 18th day
OF October, 1897. Daniel Breed US. Martin
V. Webbet al. In equity, No. 5,3t /.
On motion of the complainant herein. by
J. Coleman and W. p. Metcalf, his solict
tors, il is this 18th day of October, 1897 E,
ordered that the defendant, Lou wilcox,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In case oil
default.
The object of this suit is to vacate and
set aside certain deed of trust given by
the defendant Martin V. Webb 20 Louis j .
Yeager purporting to secure TO the defend
ant Lou Wilcox the sum of $4,000 and
dated on the 24eh day OF February, 1894,
and TO vacate and set aside a certain other
deed given by the complainant to Martir
V. Webb, the defendant, dated December
A, 1898.
This order shall be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once week for three successive
weeks before said rule day.
By the court. W. ,. COA,
Justice.
A true COPY. Test:
Seal j. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY l.. T. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
OCT ,nov3, 10
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..The worst cold ever had in my life was
cured by Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy"
writes w. II Norton. OF Sutt.r Creek, Cal
.sThis cold left m.. with cough and was
expectorahnv all the une The Rene ly
cured re, and / want all of my friends
when troubled with a, cough or coll 10
use e, for 1T will do them good" Sold by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug
glsts, a3S st and Conn. ave. and ) ST.
NV and I42S Nd ave. ne.
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trainer, o. II. Hoffman, will leave Mere
for jacksonville, Fla, on Friday next
At Jacly sonville he will start training Tor
his twenty-ruund go with the sh1mphh II
m.dtllewcieht of Florida. The fight VII
axe place on Xmas night at the clup oiief-
ing the largest purse.
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picycle Supposed to Be stolen

A ladies' waverly bicycle was sound
about O'Clock last night in an alley be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth and p
aud Q strccts. IL is supposed to have been
stolen. as three boys were engaged in TAX
ing II apart when the officer appeared.
Then they left the wheel and ran down
the alley. The boys escaped, aud the
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CENTRALS TO PLAY WEST ERN.

High School Teams VIII Meet on the
GIidiron at Georgetown Field.
The Central and Western High Sch0,l
foot na,l teams win play game On the
Georgetown College field next Friday
The game will be called at $3.50 THE line
up will be rs follows:
WESTERNS CENTRALS
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The word from League headquarters
now is Tor local organization Resides TIA
of feeling the general pulse on a II matters
this was one of tlie main objects OF Press
dent PuUter's trip acIoss the country. He
calls Tttcntiun to the fact that the Lea que
has grown to prupuItions bpNond the POS
sitility @. members being kept In touch
with a single national lea dquarters.
The large state divisions also have be
come 90 large 70 maintain intimate rela-
tions with members. To insure proper
attention Il eoCd roads matters. renewals
and other interests local organization has
l,cco,pc Imperative. MIR. Potter sounds a
call To aruis for the members of 'he com
1rittee on local organization, Of " i.ch he is
chsirin;a, ard 10 which the chief consul
IN everv uivi>i1u uf more than 600 mem
bers belongs. During his trip Mr. Potter
met the chief consuls of eight States, and
discussed with them tins subject OF local
Organization
All reports to tie effect that r resident
Potter is ia favor of local option on the
subject of SUNDAY racing are erroneous.
He realizes that there is much to be said
on both sides of this question and that each
should have full hearing. At present
tie sentiment OF the Fast against sunday
racing on option or otherwise, is rrac-
ticaily unchanged and in the National 4 =
seIally the West has the advantage of
HGmeTic;,l minority. As yet Mr.. Potter has
not taken an final position ON the matter.
Regarding tie interview with him on
political questions. and the crit icisms Of his
ha -ing declared himself in favor of a
partisan candidate. President Potter ays
only that IN politics he acts as an indi
vilual. and expects every league nernber
TO do The same. bearing in mind the para
mount interests OF wheelmen.
The election in the New York State di
:, jsiOE resulted in the el ection of the
regular ticket. with Walter s. Jenkins.
of Buffalo, foi chef consul. The oppo-
sitiion scored precisely forty votes, in
a total of 4,393. Eighteen per cent Of
the total membership cast ballots.
a new -hainless wheel has appeared in
New York, and one manufacturer in
Gotham has put out a Sa mple OF the prom
ised inclusel chain molels. The cha inless
is a new spur gear contIivance.
Quite few orders are being placed for
cbainless wheels. but long distance men,
such as century riders and tourists. seem
to he IA vorine the chain wheel with gear
case.
The largest manufacturer i'm the country
is defending d patent suit against funda
mental rights in the ordinarytype OF crank
hanger. IL he loses, every maker in the
country will ha I've to Pay royalty.
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Ralph Irving, the weil-k nown locai
featherweight wishes to meet any man
at 20 pounds give or taketwo pounds
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CENTRALS.

do you know that you can have
4 he Morning, Evening und sunday
Times-the o8ly COMPLETE news
paper published In Washington
served 90 you by carrier for fifty
cents a month?
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS : viii be received at the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment, va shington, ID. C.. until Il o'clock
noon, NOVEMBER 23, 1897, and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish
at the Navy Yard. shington, II. c., 26,-
400 pounds copper, 800 pounds tin, and
5000 pounds zine. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the bureau.
EDWIN STEW AkT, Paynaster General u.
=. n. nolO-lI
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bicycle was taken to No. station. IL
has one Gormully & Jeffrey tire anu
one WarerIy tire. II had wooden rims
and wooden handlebars.
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GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.
L lie Dog Show This Month Proni-
Uses TO BE Successful.

The Dog show This Month Proni-
Uses TO Be Successful.
The Washington City Kennel Club dog
show, which viii open on November 30,
will, ua,pss all indications fail, be Que
of the beet ever held in this city. In
addtion 10 the regular list or prizes
issued l;y the management, a list of special
prizes has been given out as follows
I. The a shington City Kennel clubofier
a handsome gold and silver medal FOR
the largest exhibit entered and owned by
one kennel or exhibitor.
=. The American Dscbshund Club offers
the Kletl breeders trophy value $50, for
ths pes. dog or hitch under eighteen months
bred, owned and exhibited by a club
member.
3. Challenge cup, value $50, Tor best
American bred dog exhibited 10y club
member.
4. Challenge cup, value $50, for best
American nred bitch exhibited by a cinh
mcmi,er.
;. Tire Boston Terrier Club offers two
club cups one FOR the best dog a. nj one for
the best bitch, open to club members
only.
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Do YOU know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the o.fy COMPLETE news
paper published In Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
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Gellaudct viii play the Friends Select
Schual at Kendall Green today at $50
The ,ailadets found their weak pclnts In
tie gar,e with the University uf Virginia
last Saturday. and are now al work
strengthening them. Already some impOr
tant ctaI,ges have been Iuatle in tie team :
lineup. capt. RusSon is well again, and
will be in charge of his men today Erd'
wito was injured in Saturdays game, viii
not be able 10 play. His sEUce SSor has not
vet beeI. determined upon. lie VIII reloiil
the L. avn in a few days.
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PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO HEAT
ing apparatus at the United states jail,
Washington, ID. .C.-nepartment OF Justice
Washington, ID. e., November 4, 1897
Sealed proposals Will he received at this
department until O'CLOCK p. NJ. on
Thu RSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF No
VEMBER, 1897, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the materials ana lator
required in making certain changes IN and
additions TO the heating apparatus in the
United states jail, at Washington, ID. c.,
in accordance with the drawings and
lad Oh application TO the general agent,
Department OF Justice. The right is
reserved To reject any or all bids or to
waive any detect or informality in any
bid, should il be deemed in the interests
of the Government To uo 30. Proposals ton
forms to be procured from the department. }
must he enclosed in envelopes, sealed and
marked, Proposals for additions To .Ieat-
ing appar atus, etc, ana addressed To the
General Agent, Department of Justice,
Washington, ID. q.
no5,6, s,9,1O,l1-6t
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THOMAS BOWLING Il CO.,
AuctiOne ers

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE FIFTH UN-
DIVIDED INTER EST AND ESTATE ON
K ST RECT FORMERLY 5TH STREET.
NEAR 33D STREET FORMERLY MAR
KET STREET., WEST WASHINGTON
FORMERLY GEORGETOWN.D
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TUT RYAN At SPA A. c.
Australian Will Spar Tom Nc
Carthy Next Tuesday.
JONES AND BANKS WILL MEET

Local yeatherweights VIII Settle the
MucI.-Mooied Question of Supren-
aCy--Jin Ryan VIII shortly BE
Matched A-airst the Californian,
Nick Burlcy.
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FOR RENT-sToRE & DWELLING

FOR RENT-Store and cellar in Stanton
Flats, 1854 9th st, NV; flats well filled
with responsible colored tenants; good
stand for provisions, coal, etc.. rent SO.
OWNER, 1442 Rhode Island ave.
no3-7tcm
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The IoO-nile race be; ween the Arlington
wi.eelmcn aud tie Century Cycle Club ha
been poSi poned from today until Monday,
November l 3. Capt. Potts, OF the Airing
ton, and Capt Byrnes, of the Century Cycle
Club. decided late yesterday AFTERNOON that
the race hc pos poned, owing la the bad
codnitlcn Of Ilte roads TO Frederick.
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AUCTION SALES.
HorSrS-Speed

TOMORROW Thursday, at / o O'Clock.
at our Auction Sta bles 205 11th ST. NV,
Harry McHenry, OF Frederick, Nd, VIII
sell carload of good ones In this lot
are
TWO EXTRA SPEEDY TROTTERS
and ONE PAGER; 20 head shipped by
other parties, also several horses to he
sold for private parties. one carriage and
harness. All Will be EOld for the high
dollar.
NAGRATH X KENNELLY.
Item AuctiOneers-
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers.
6l2 Z 81. NV
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts..
6l2 L st. y. w
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY
6-ROOM BRICK DWELLING, No. ! 10,
TRINIDAD AVENUE NE.

By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated April / ,, 1895, and duly recorded
in liber No 2O52, at folio 10, ct seq, One
OF the Land Records for the District OF
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public
auc; ioD, on NOVEMBER q, 1897, at three
O'Clock, p. m, the following described
property, situate in the District OF Column
bia, and designated as and being bot eighty
two te2l in ZenO b. Babbitt's subdivision
OF lots one Il and two e., in block one
Il J, in the tract OF land called Trinidad,
together with the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-All cash. A de-
posit of 81 90 Will be required at the time
of sale, and the terms Of sale To he com
Piled with within ten days from the date
OF sale, other wise the property viii be re
sold at the risk and Cost OF the defaulting
purchaser. Conveyancing, etc, at pur
chasers cost.
FRANK u. Eos TER. trustee,
615 T. st. NV.
GEO. p. CHASE. trustee,
Equity Building, A l2 ST NV.
nos dds
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
tnrty-two ceiirooms in the United states
jail at Washington, ID. Department of
lSS7-Sealed proposals Will be received
at this departnent until O'CLOCK 4. VI.
on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF No
VENEER, 1897, ana opened immediately
thereafter, for all the labor ana materials
required for the erection and completion
OF thirty-two cells for female prisoners
ance with the drawings and specifications.
copies Of which may De had Oh application
To the general agent. DEPARTMENT. of Justice.
The right Is reserved tu reject any or all
bids or To waive any defect or informality
in any bid should It be deemed in the
interests OF the Goverurnent To do 80.
Proposals ton forms TO be procured from
the depa rtInentJ Ittust he enclosed in ell
velopes, sealed and marked, Proposals
for the erection of cells, etc." and ad-
dressed Ia the General Agent, department
OF Justice, Washington, u. c.
no5,6SeIOli-6t
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George L Baw, the popular rmiddleweight,
of IittsbIrg, who Is now In Washington
with his hacker, W h. Mclntue, and ms
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PROPOSALS for about 500 yards II
asphalt pavement ana about $50 yards
of cement pavement around the CnIted
states jail, Washington ID. C.-nepart-
meBt of Justice, Washington, ID. C., Mo-
SeIuber 8, 1SS1. Sealed proposals VIII be
rece.Ted at This department until . O'Clock
p M. on MONDAY, the ga day of Nc
vember, 1897, aud Upene,i Immediately
thereafter, for all tue labor and ma
tenals required In paving about 500 yards
with asphalt and about $50 yards with
cement around the United states jail.
Washington, ID. c., in accordance with
the specifications, copies of which may
be had ON application To the general gent,
Department OF Justice. The right - re-
served To reject anyor all bids or Ia waive
any defect or informality ia any bid,
should IL be deemed In the Interest Jr
the Government TO do ~. Proposals ton
rufins To be procured from the department. }
must he inclosed in env elopes, sealed AMI
marked Proposals for Asphalt aud Cement
Pavement, ETC., and addressed TO the
GENERAL AGENT Department of Justice,
Washington, ID. 4. nO1u-4t E.
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TEN Auctio
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Mining NOiea.

The Northern Belle. on Jackson creek.
SLOGAN. uil! put In a fve-drilI compressor
shortly.
For, Steele district Is said 10 be bringing
in s"5 week TO ths Golfers of the gov
eminent from licenses and other fees.
The French Creek Hydraulic Company.
n the Big Bend district If British Column
bia, IS getting out ttnbers fer a flame over
two miles long.
The Silver King Gold and Copper Mining
company has let the contract for a forty
foot tunnel east OF Silverton. on the Ever
EFT & Monte Crisio railroad.
The Canadian interior department has
Saskatchewan river 20 gold dredging COM
panles, which are TO pay a royalty.
A shipment of . tons from the Howard
fraction, SLOGAN, ran rs ounces silver $40
gold al the Nelson smelter. The second
payment of $3.50 has Just been made
5o-foot tunnel on the Porto Rico on
salmon river. shows two to four feet OF
quartz carrying scattered iron and copper
pyriies and assaying 500 gold on an av-
erage.
The Frederick Arm Mining Company has
declined an offer of Io-rnouths working
bond al $1,000 on It's Blue Bell groun and
mas LEI contract TO crosscut the ledge at
a depth OF 50 feet
\ recent rich discovery is the Snowslide
and Silver Blaze on Mcdonald creek near
Nakusp. which have been bonded by John
9. IleVhn for 10000. The ledge averages
St2 feet wide and crops for 100 feet, as
saving 30 ounces silver and 81 gold.
The Gold Fields os British Columbia.
Limited. OF London. Will build q miles Of
WAGON road to some high grade property
on Downie creek. 20 miles north Of Albert
sanyon. and expects by Christmas 10 shin
I,"" tons of ore averaging at least 800
A crosscut on the Monitor No I IN
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KNEW 4 GOOD THING.
And Wasn't All Day Ahout Get
TING IL.

Il gave S455 fer just such piano" ex
claimed q lady 10 her friend who was
examining ono Of those largest size
strictly high-erade. fancy walnut-cased
upright pianos at our closing out sale
Yesterday She was sincere. Probably
she did nay si7s for Just such an instru-
ment. although ~ sold this stsio OF plqno
for si-6 during the past six months. bat
now is So. Ycn may lfe sure that this
lady's friend did not leave the store, with
oct having selected an instrument
In h'gh-Erade pianos We car offer yuu
everything that IS most desirable ana m
to-date I'm modern piano oulldiaS. In
the matter II me6iurirp-iccd pianos II
X sufficient 20 say tb0t We have stan al
most complete assortment You viii
acd here upright pianos from 1885, down
70 So" All for sole on terms II So down
ana SO month
We really have TO competition during
th's sale Imitation Is not competition.
you know and a. tho sale includes every
instrument IN the stock everybody who
wants a piano comes TO &95 Second arena.
and gets Il WINTER y HARPER
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and circled about in an airy dance. The
church Waterman saw the light figures.
and rudely interrupted the elfin festivities
with pistol shot. The COLLINS rushed
away affrighted. but gathering courage.
they returned and danced again. more
furiously than before. A steamboat was
heard whistllng on the river. and again
came pistol shot. With many shrieks OF
CONSERVATION the sprites dispersed. The
musical picture gained in realism as it
sounded through the gathering dusk.
The thunderous Invocation 10 Battle,
from Wagner's "RienZi" with Its heroic
horn parts, was feature of the pro-
gramme. The Danse. des Sultanes. 3.
Polak Daniels, was another familiar IA
vorite.
The closing portion OF the programme
was devoted 10 popular airs. A medley.
Sweet Old Songs" arranged by Daleey,
introduced Song OF a Thousand Years,
Rock Me 10 Sleep. Mother Plantation
jig. "Oid Caken Bucket" Paddy o Raf-
ferty," Zulu Song" Rocked in Nth.
Cradle of The Deep. "Hornpipe.' Tia
but Little Faded Flower" Anvil
Polka" and Hear Them Bells
After the ever popular waltz, ION the
Beautiful Blue Danube Strauss. came
medley of Irish airs. arranged by Delhey.
as the closing selection of the concert.
This medley was made up Of Come Back
10 Erin" Brian Borhoims," Kathleen
Mavourneen," The Rakes of Mallow.
"Cruiskeen Lawn Killarney" Sally.
Shilly. Shally" Two Ladies' Eyes. The
Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls
finale. fantasia-"Auld Lang Syne." These
were rendered with variations for bari
tone. comets. clarinets. piccolo. trombones
and BASES.
After the grand finale a rush was made
for cars or places of refreshment and II
was an hour after the concert before the
streets los; the animation consequent upon
the heavy attendance at the concert. The
Post Intelligencer will give no concert
next Saturday night.