mug yoigies Hees

RBOSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAROH.8, 1809.

BROS. aes

c)_The big a

” "We are busy checking ticketing and put-
ting into stock a shipment of carpets. The fi-
nest assortment, the lowest price and largest
stock ever presented to the Rossland people.

[tion up-at the church. There was an '
address of welcome by Ai B; Claybon,
after which’ the” visiting | Clergy, Rev.
Sweet, of Trail, and Rov.: Rose, of Nel-
gon, spoke of the pastor's new Aeld: of
usefulnegs,
Then followed ‘songs, recitations, eat-
ing and drinking, and a general good
time. was had by all. The festivities
were kept up to a late hour and all pre-
sent voted it the most enjoyable Baptist
function yet held.

The First Needles.
The firal needles that were made in
England were fabricated in Cheapside
London, in the time of Queen Mary by
a negro from Spain, but ag ho would not
impart his secret it was lost at his death
and not recovered again until 1666, in
the reign of Queen Elizabeth, when
Elias Garee, a German, taught the art
to the English, who have since brought
it to the highest degree of perfection.

Dr. 8,8. Scoville and wife, of. Rat
Portage, who have been making a tour
ofthe west and visiting old friende in
different ‘ paria of_ British Columbia,
havo beon in the city several days past,
with Mayor Goodeve and- others whom
they bave known for yearg, will leave for
their home tonight. The doctor ex-
pressed himeelf as greatly Pleased with ye

the prospects of Rossland, and may lo: PAN
cate here permanently in the spring.

LONDON CORRESPONDENTS.

Held to Be Ignorant, Irresponsible and Mis-
: » chievous,

inciq Rossland Evening Record

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA; SATURDAY, MARCH 4 1899.

~CTWREALY INE REVLEN

'lThe Le Rol Resumes Shipments of
300 Tons a Day.

The British Columbia Review, pub-
lished in Loudon, England, has the fol-
lowing to say in regard to the London

of ‘the p incial news-

Papers:
‘We find it necessary to state that none

of the “London letters” which appear in
\the'British Coluusbia’ journals emanate
from this office. Thé opinions expressed
.by these writergare frequently at va-
aiance with the ‘facts, and must uot be
in any. Way, regarded as expressing the
sentiments of those In London interested
in Canadian aftairs. We are prompted
to make this remark, as our attention
has been directed on several occasions
to the ignorant and’ mischievous atate-
ments made by these self-styled’ critice
in the columns of the provincial press.
The obscurity ofthese writers is only
equalled by their lack of knowledge; bnt
Slas! their effusions receive prominent
display, and their statements are cred-
iteq.with quite undeserved importance
by the ignorant. In a few years’ time,
whén some of these journals have ac-
Goired | importance, they will exercise
in choosing their corresp

PRIGE FIVE CENTS.

THEPRINGE LUDWIG FOUND

Beon Mixing Up. With “the Armes at -

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

7¥. R. Blockberger leayes tomorrow
for the southern and eastern states on
niining business.

Albert ‘Allen, attorney fer the Spo-
kane Falls @ Northern railroad, came up
from Spokane last evening.

John Dean returned last evening from
the coast, where he went -some two.
weeks ago on railroad business.

W. D. McKinnon, tate of the Alham-_
bra hotel, left today -for Greenwood,
where he will probably locate Bermae
nently...

Judge G, A. Jordan leaves “for Revel.
stoke tonigitt-to meet hie wife’ ‘and fam- |"
ily, who are returning from a visit with |.)
relatives at Vancouver.

Earnest, Kennedy, Edward Cronyn’
and Charles Earnest Race have formed
@ partnership for the purpose of carry-
incon a brokerage business in Rossland.
Dan Thomas, of, fhomas & Greiger,
went to Spokane today on the | noon
train.” ‘Before returning he will makea
trip through the Boundary country.
A.M. Leach” and --wife, of : Brandon,
are‘in the city, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

Evory watch left with us for repairs
in tnspected and properly repaired by
Expert Watchmaker st 2 ut ut ut st st
We are ina, porition'to do the inost In-
us Henle repaire, and guarantes satisfac:

§000606esSbensaces

ds w. ‘SPRING

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & Sreina.
Next S90r. tothe Post Cfiin ee

The large stock necessitated our Setting a
carpet show room, so have engaged tempora-
rily, the LEMON BLOCK, where we will be
pleased. to show you our stock.

th i | MUM»

ARMY-"RECRITING OFFICE REPORTS

WARBAGLE WAITING?OR MACHINERY

Work During the Past Week Shows
Stexdy and Enccuraging Im-
provements,

ents.
TRIED TO DROWN HIMSELF,

Disapproved of the Successful, Effort-to Save
3 His Life.
Edward White,» middle aged man,

made a deliberate attempt at suicide

this morning by jumping from the end
ofthe city wharf. White was noticed
walking along the wharf about 8:30 thir

Success...

‘As our ROOM-MAKING sale for, the past hey dng days has been
a decided ‘success, we: will’ continue “this VERY CHEAP
sale for ONE. WEEK’ more, for we have still some SNALS to of-
fer on the following lines:

Men! al. $5, B0:t 1b. Ue

steal he and black

Loxnew March’ 4.—There hes been a
revival of the’ sensation” caused afew. ~ -
weeks ago by the. alleged disappearance =

of Prince Ludwig Von Lowenatein Wer- ”
theim, who matried, Lady Anne Saville, —

‘2 daughter of the Earl-of Mexiborongh.

He moved ‘a good deal in English so-.
cicty and then mysteriously disappear--

DRY GOODS

DEP’T. a AGNTER

_RROS

- Peter Rodier, the old ‘reliable tinner,
is nowat work again and located in Okan-
ogan. buildin, pokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Monay can
be saved by patronizing him.ft

: , Gertrude,
Work in the shaft’ hasbeen practic-
d during, the of
hoist. plant, which; is
put in. The shaft is now

JP ine $7. 00 to $14.00.

mbull's unshrinkable atl wool

morning by C. Archibald, an. employe

of the Sayward mill company, and Alex-
ander Dow captain of the tug Surprise.

He removed hiscoat when he reached
the end of the wharf and jumped ink
the water. without further ceremony.
When Dow and Archibald went to sec
“what had b { the would-be sui-

Rossland Mining Stocks

{cprrected by the Reddin-Jacksgn Company
ony

Limited, Columbia ave:
ble nddress, “Tantling,"” Coden, « Tou, ‘Lieber
l

Bedford McNeal and Hore Neal,

cide, they found him floating face down-

- ward in the water
"Dow ‘secared a pike pole from the tug
~ +8rid secured a huld-in. White’s clothing.
until Archibald put a rope.around the
body. Whité Was then fished .out and

taken aboard the ‘1 ‘Surprise where he war Aapase
is

restored to .conscigugness.,;-:The firat

words he uttered when-he became con- |e

ecions were framed into a complaint a
gainst:the intetferance which had saved
hislife. He waaufterwatdt removed tu
the. Kootenay “Lake genierat hospital.—
Nelson Tribune.

el
: ROSSLAND "ADVERTISERS;”

Men and Houses Worthy of Conf-
dence ‘and Patronage.

Orncent Dry Goons Srorz, Lt. Liability.
Firzratarcx, J. F., Planher.
Gi-ox & Co., O,..C., Auction House.
Hoxrez Bros . General Merchants.
Hoxeyvorp,’J. F., Tailor.
Roastanp Auction. House.
Bauey,T. E., Dealer in Meats-All ule:
Hovrwan Hors, Harry M rop.

RY AND BROKERS,
Eeablet 1893, mi

Agents for N. 8,” Ratlwa; additio
Rossland, Ymir, Bue’ ‘and ‘Columbia, townsite

We.Have Buyers f for All Stand.
ard Stocks,

Can’t Swim.
dant upon the sea for everything they

of them know how ty swim, said Lieut,
G. L. Tanner, an ex-navy officer. This
seems strange at first, but becomes less
mysterious when we take into id

eat and for the-clothes they wear, none

Although the Esquiimaux are depén-

customers.

OFF——75:

This is the rebate we had at our }
suite of chee cies ond dat d ur last large shipment. of -Overconte,

ut rate we are now. offering it to “our

tion the fact that the temperature of the
water in the regionwhere they live is
never above the freezing point. The
nativea goard ageihat “the danger. of
drowning by “making the‘ ‘covering of
their bort so tight” about the body . of

the fisherman that there is no leakage,
évun if they do penpen to tipo over. 4

isto.
Montre.1 Hed 4
Morning Glory

White Bear:
Wi terion a Hie
Viunipog M. @ 3.
War Haile...

Hore, Audix, Mra, M. B. Alan, Bae
Jounson & ‘Co. J. B., Brokers, Real Est.
Jos Paintixa, Record Ofties.
Latonns, C..0., Boota, Shoee,- Rubbers
LeRor Sranuzs, J. F. Linburg, Prop.
Lz Ror Brewery, Gold-Seal Beer.
Monzow, T. R. Druggist, Toilet Articles.
Montana Lrvery Srasue, M. A. Harvey.
McCrar & Co., Mining, Real Estate ete.
MoKenziz, Da. J. F.

McDoxazn, Cure & Cronyn, Solicitors.
MoNeruu & Deacon, Barristers and Sola.
~ O'Hgany, M, J., Merchant, Tailor, ete.
Pankzr & Co; J. L., Min. En. Brokere.
Prayronp, H. ih. Accountant.
Pazesr’& Co., J. 1, Agts., Galt Coal.
Tepuin-Jaqxsox Co,, Mining Brokers.
Rosstanp Loan Urricr und Jeweler.
Recoap Jos Patytine Orrice,

Rep Stan+Livery ann Teansen Co.
Rossrann Lavnpry, Graham & Son.
Sraixe, Js W., Jewelery, watches, ete.
‘THourson, Rowe, Mining and Real Est.
Witson & Co., M. A. Tailors.

Wetter, C. M., Plumber.

‘Watxer. M. J. Auctioneer, Merchant.
Wuzcox, Goy, Plumber. _

PARTY FOR THE ¢ CHILDREN.

Pastor and Teachers Entertain Their Sun-
day School Pupils.

Last evening about twenty-five of the
Methodist Sunday: school children gath-
. ered at the residence of the pastor, Rev,,
Mr. Morden, and: were given agood time.
They belonged tothe classes of Mr.
Jobes and Mr. Johneon, who were there
helping to-entertain. Retreshments in
ie way of candy, cake and nuts. were
in abundance, and th cidrony gacnes

ane prepared. for the children, who en:
thespselves hugely. :

Aptist, Minister.
tackhouse, the new Bap-
ho :eucceeds Rev. Beet,
Toronto, and last night
f his new congregation
“gave their new pastor.a rousing recep-

The Fast Line
TO

The Dining Car |
Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND ND BEST.
Solid Vestibuled Trains

UNITED STATES AND -CANANA

toa aship tielsts to all Puls of tha
world,

TICKETS _To-
J.
. VIA :
CACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
5. 8. Co.

For tuformation, tae, cards,

ly to.
ppl ae oe the 8.7. &N.

A.D. cH ARLn
Asst. Ge it

Sega Toe ae ™ 7

"M.A: Wilson.
_& Coe:

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

- BEDFORD Cords
“for Tevusers, ...

316 Overcoat foi
ry Aig Suit of Vote 6
~ Shirts raw ers
itis’

erlartin:
Witte bi Over
Fe ted. 8]

Linen’ Handkerchiai

050
vole
By AD aaa many o cely eeene in gents fur.

We nae no branch stores. Qq@-To buy at above prices you have only to call at

ROSSLAND. AUGTION HOUSE

Columbia Avenue.

5 Thaye the priors blocks in the following companies f le ;—
EUREKA CONSULIDATED, GOPHER; wri ope tor ae

“STAR, SILVE! INE; R, E. LEE’ BODIE,
jan ZILA M. EUREKA, NORTH STAR

~ Lotsin the Original Townsite

HE REDDIN JACKSON CO.; AGENTS, | -:- -:-. ROSSLAND, B. C.

pene’ $7,00° to $18. 00.
Men's. Freize end. Mackinaw Pea

acckote--: $2.60 to. $8.00,

$250. and. up.

Men’a all wool fancy and blue
1

$1.00. f0 $8.00.

, atoppei 7.08 ‘uhe surplus water could not

down: sakout! 160 feet, but work had to be

be. kept ont enough to permitof any
a being: made in sinking. The

Mining Shors'‘and Rubber Boota, (GUARANTEED ):«

Latest styles in'J. B..Stetson, King R

4175-0

Hats at Popular Crices.

OUR ORDERED CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Is kept husy.

Fit and-workmanship guaranteed. And sec the

largest rnd: finest-nvgortment of Knglieh and Scotcli .Tw
Foxes’ Serges and Clay Worateds inthe’city. to chose from:

Boys all wool suite...
Bove’ Nap and Freize
Boys £olid Leather. Btioes. :

$2.50

ito; $7. hey
0 $6.01

And many, other. articled too numerous to mention, at very i iow

prices, Qur goods, aré'riew and on

r prices are right.

.M. J, O’HEARN, The “

Corner Solgmbia. Avenue and Uincoln Street.

new hoist will haven 20-horeepower, ca-
‘pacity, and the power is to be furniahed
hy the Kootenay ‘Power & Light Com:
pany. “There is a sticak of good oie. in
‘the bottom of the | ‘Shaft, and as goon ar
the new plant iain operation ita magni-
tude will be determined.
Evening Star:

fwo shifts ore etill workiug in the
lower: tunnel,::crosecutting the ledge,
There is some-ore in the breast of -thc
cut the past few days, but nothing-to in-
dicate permanency atthis point yet.
Work on the upraise progresses, slowly.
and it will probably be two months yet’
before. the cut breaks through into the

... SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Co); Avenue.

__All Points

Equipped with
Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Gare
Modern Day Coac!
Tourist Slecping ron ara
Through Tickets to all points in the

APAN AND CHINA

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
west Pound,
2 eaat bound, F
wens and ticketa
ita con-

Beef,

T. E. HALEY,

WHOLESALE
ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

|Quick W ork..

abort notes, o ore ‘Solitracts tal
y all damayes done to ant!
sfer, warehouse, or ship an: ees pantie

STABLES--First Ave., bet, Spokane and‘ Wash. 8t,

Tel. No
Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

‘ood gad: tle horses, eles ‘gant turnouts, nobhy sleighs; and fancy driving teams;

will drive you anywheio at any time day-or ni ight.

up a sleighing' party, see ua about rige—; horees.
fees cae wil all ab 204 parse Coe Sra Heady dome, Ws do ex
a ie city.
d ne promptly, light or heavy: freight handled, mining: machinery, delideted on
en. Furniture, Pianos and safes safely meved. We
.
yc ot Pook @ act as shippers’ agents, will tran.

e sell Washington seagoned Fir and Tamarac wood.
OFFICE—9, Wash, St.

J. W: HARTLINE PROP.

Pork,
Mutton,
Fish

T ie “One "Price Store.
TRS SMND'S COMING.

- This Week’s Specials.

LADIES’ SHOES

Closing out the rem-
ainder per pair...

lds BLANKETS
Extra heavy, . all
wool. -Per pair...

$0.

One thoueand different articles. 'g

Ovsters
Game.

«++ -ELEC

HGoodyear Welt Shoes,

no.C_GIBEON & ¢ 4

HYGENIC VENTILATED

Rossland Loan Office.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON. ST.

Keep your whole srstem henlthy, | They a cee

Burr, Agt, Bed Mt. Ry,

General Agent “Spoksue: wasn,
. Pass, A;

Spokane . Street,

& | nico,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

strong. Worth $10, Only
_ $4.00.A PAL,
—Sole Agents Here—

Watches, Clockka: fewelry in Stock.

“REPAIRING DONE,

‘No, 256 2 ie
ms ervibon's Bb, Or. Bra.

The Rossland Auction House.

42 Rast COLUMBIA AVERNUR,

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP,

shoes for eturdy.

their. mothers. *
+ spy ole age or eex
f Sgood ehoes for
ing every kind

e
with FOOTW
everyone.” Our et
of

a
YB. and stylish: hoes for. fathers,
aan shoes for little iris and. mieges and clegant shoes for
lo not: confine ourgelvee to supplying
EaRy nt make, & epeciaity

is complete, col

Boot and Shoe’ menufactured, light;

ri
‘pring ¢ or heavy. -,Prices are all light, however.

=| upner!tunnel so that stoping can begun.
font went, $26.40 p ton,:.The ore etreak
aeems to be gett richer and © broader
as depth is obtained, and the outlouk ix
considered very. envouraging by th
management. :
Commander.

Sinking in the shaft has been siappea
for the present, and all efforts are beihg

uged in the drift at the 360 foot level.

T. R. MORROW,

| sSUCEOSOR TO...
McLEAN & MORROW |}

THE
PIONEER +
DRUGGISTS.

OUR:.GOODS.

“ARE

WHEN YOU WANT A—

rita

, FILLED. ACCURATELY

BRING It yO Us.

RIGHT:

which is now in’ about 100efeet. The
i non the ledge and is inv
which rung from $16 to $35
epay streak is’ about 2:
je, und during the week har
increased from 16 inchea, © The ore being
mined is housed for sbipment, and 1
uire an expert. to say whicl.
ff some of is was mixed with
the Le Roi ore.
Green Movatain. .
Work continues in tue shaft, which is

eC

new down ahwut 120 1-et. Some native

Le Roi -
LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE, es
JOUN F. LINBURG,
Styheh Rigs for sent
ieeecnes Saddle and Pack .

Stan.es: ¢ olumbia Ave.,°Phone No. 37.
von naaeraial Alley, (Phone 39,

- O. ‘BOX, 186,

1.B, Jolson & ‘Co.

For Rent.

PROP.

urnished Roce, with uee of a Pi-
an ay 00 per month.

Five Room House 420. 00° Per, ont:

For Sale.

“Tat on K Koo! otenay avenue, £200. This,

muet be taken at ‘once.
_—_— ;
WE HAVE SALE FOR

AN) Standand Cad

Cable Adéress:

ROSSLAND, B. C.
\ + ¢ Moreiny ing & Net se Telophone,
oe | et en BS

“PARKER.”

Chas, E, BENN.

J.L, PARKER.

1 PRE & 6

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MINING EESINEER
and BROBERS.

examined,
Propenar 4 Stocks bouvht

J.L, PARKER

i ining engineer Dundee:
“Conmigo Pa

and

Mines managed,
nes managed,

copper was recently found’ in this shaft,
but of sinali and ‘really insignificant
amount. Fhe rock very hard, and
progreea has been slow of late, - but as
soon a5 the new comp.essor plant is in
and the big boiler which was
taken out tothe mino this week gets
connected up,‘some rapid sinking can be
looked for. Unless some unusual find is
made, si ng will continue to the 500-
foot level before any drifting is done.
Iron Horse.,. .

Sinking continues in the big. double
compartment shaft, which Is now down
nearly 250 fect. Manager Pfander  in-
tends to etart driiting ‘asgoon as he
reaches the 300 foot level,’ but. before-he
begins to drift the shaft will be timbered
to the bottom. Two machines.are kept
conetantly employed and are doing some
remarkable work in the jway of shaft
sinking. Nothing new is reported: in
the'way of ore finds during the week.
Iron Colt.

-“Since the resumption of work on this
property all effurte have been applied in

‘Who wants

local news.

THE JUDICIOUS ADVERTISER’

home trade

advertises in the paper
that prints the most

the long drift, which is now in about 180
feet. There ia said to be lirge bodies of
low grade ore in this mine, which with
a very little work could be placed ‘for
shipment, and the component parts of
this ore are eaid tobe also of-eucha
as to make the ore ‘desirable

¥F.

shop to the cor!

J.B, Johnson & Co

Shaw’s cigar atore.

and Washington atreet,

a
I. Fitzpatrick,
plumber, has retmoveil

under
a1 ti

the sanitary
his office and
ner of Columbia avenge

aa well ng valuable for use asa flux, so}.
that it is the intention to ship it all to
the Trail smelter.

gor

Bred Rritchie.:: The two ladies are sis-

ed... An!‘ advertisement inquiring. aft

teas and have not Fear each for a ‘long
time,

WORE FCHTING AT HTING AT MAL

his. whereabouts ‘cansed.; considerable
speculation. in the ;London ..press, and
now @ telegram. from, Manila has been
received; saying: the prince: waa ‘at: Ma-

Ass and-has been “there taany nionths.. pins

He was present at the destruction of the
Spanish fleet, and.was a member -of'the
European Club, but, it-ie added, his be-.
havior aroused suspicion, ‘and-he-was |

Sume picked samples of ore lately, taken | ;

Hoavy-Losses of the er and
One American Killed... ~*

Visible to the Naked Eye, Has a Short
Tailand Is Moying Slowly.

L Manreta,-BMarch 4, (12:66 am.)— At

thought to be acting as thé confidential
Jagent of the German. gover! ment?

ther atated that the prince was; ‘allo
to pasa in and out. over the Spanish and.

SWIFT DISCOVERS A NEW. COMBT|in

volunteer abate of G

ler, though he was never. cotinected with
the American | army. The English - pe-
pera are wondering t Is thé masning
of these “yy yaterious 1 mm verments. ¥

op he eonual reports pont ‘recraiting
for the army; shows > “e-lightincrease in,

daylight General. Wheaton’s ip
discovered s large body of rebels aitem-
pting. to “cross the fiver for ‘the par pose
of the enemy at.
and agunboat advanced under heavy
tire and poured shot into the jungle on
both sides of-the river, shelled the ene
my’s position at Guadelope, effectua'ly
scattering the rebels.

The insurgents’ loss was heavy.
Private John T. Olse of the Third ar-
tillery was killed
On.board the gun boat privates Wil-
liam Wheeler and Louis Larrie of a Cal
ifornia regiment were ‘wounded.

New Comet Discovered.
Los ANGELes, March 4.—Prof. Lewis
Swift, observer on Mount Low observa-
tory, Echo mountain, sends the follow-
ing:
“I discovered last evening a bright
new comet, Inlerinanus, right agssencion
8 hours 45 minutes, declipation south
29 degrees. It is bright and has a short
tail. It ig juat visible to the naked eye
and is moving slowly.”

*%

TORONTO STOCK, MARKET.

The Variance in the Price Asked and Offer-

vas ed Is Great,
There is a wide difference between the
price asked and bid for the shares on the
Toronto mining exchange. From the
callon the 27th of last month Iroh
Mask was offered at 85 cents with only
76 bid. In Virginia there was n ot such
a wide difference, being 55.-and: 51.
There was four cents difference in War
Ey gle stock in the bid and ‘the ~asking
prices. Payne showed 15 cents* between
buyer and seller, $4.20 being offered. .
Dundee, 40 was asked and 84}¢ offered.
Minnehaha, only 26 cents was offered
while 35 was asked.
The price of Cariboo hydraalic differed
10 cents, $1 being offered.
Commander,-83¢ was offered and 1
asked, and in Tron Colt 21 was asked and.
17 offered.

The Rossland Laundry is doing good
work at reasonable prices. Try them.
Graham & Son. Near P. O. East. tf *

re J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
Ae over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

(Continued to Third Page.)

the

but still 85 per, cent have: been. rejected. -
owing to ubastisfactory physique: The
surprising ‘announcement is made that _
18in every'1,000° are‘ utterly illiterate
and that only 49 in” every-1,000 are des 5
-cribed as well-educated. . :

Sir Thomas Lipton has engaged acrew |

the remainder are English sailore.;,
Andrew Carnegie is expected to arm
in May to Skibo castle, which is being

“} renovated and ‘refurnished during. hia

bsence in America,"

A number of relics of Sir Walter Scott
vere sold at auction this week. -' Among.
them were eighty-three detters, which |
brought $11,150.

THE LATE MR. JAMIESON. *

Enquiries From Scotland Received. by the
Seattle Police. ~~
Chief of Police. Reed, of Seattle, has’
received a letter from ‘Scotland © making
inquiry concerning the suicide of Robert”
Jamieson, at one time.a resident of Vaii-
couver, B. ©.,‘the civil engineer who”
took-his life January 14th at the Raniere
Grand hotel. ‘It.comes:from ‘the ‘chief
Officer of police, John:Millar; at Hamil-
ton, Scotland. A portion of it readg.as
follows: TRS ;
“Mr. Jamieson was about 45:-years of
age, mine manager-‘ant! proepector,
and belongs to this neighborhood, where
he was well known and highly respected.
He'was for. many. yea colliery ‘nar
ager here, and he left this country “14
years ago.’” :
Chief Reed sent Chief] Millar cy copy of
the papers containing:an account of Mr.
Jamieson’s death.

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Police Court.

Larty MeMahan- and’.Alex” Fenwick

were up thia ‘morning ¢ rgefl with be-

ing drunk end disorderfy and their¢ages

were ‘continued, until: Monday’ tb, tive

‘them time’ ‘to cool of’ ‘in ‘the cooler;.

Silver, Copper and Lead::

New York, Mar. 3.—Bar silver, 59565
Mexicon ‘dollars, 473g. Copper, brokers,
$1g; exchange, $173¢ ‘to $1734. Lead,
brokers, ‘ $4.10;-. exchange, $4.26 te

Evening Reoorn 50 centa month:

$4.25; plates, ale tpl dal,