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Evening Star, Issue 7918, 28 May 1889, Page 4

Further mail news has been received in Dublin concerning the condition of Irish emigrants in the Argentine Republic. Mr Patrick Cole, of Buenos Ayres, writes : " It was truly a sad, pitiable sight to see Irish mothers, with, in some cases, their dying babea in their arms, stretched on the ground outside the hotel where they had passed the previous night without any covering, as they could not get to the luggage, and also to hear strong men, mid their tears, cursing the evil hour in which they broke up in many cases happy homes to come to what they were led to believe was an El Dorado." He says of emigrants generally some of them died of starvation in the lazar-houses of Rosario, which are little wooden huts that were thrown up for the victims of the last cholera epidemic, while in many cases mothers sold their clothing from their backs to procure food for their starving children. At the High Court of Justiciary, Dundee, W. H. Bury (29), described as a sawdust merchant, from London, was charged with the murder of Ellen Elliot or Bury, his wife, The parties went to Dundee last month, and the woman's body was discovered packed in a box, horribly mutilated. On being arrested, Bury told the police that on waking one morning hs found his wife had hanged herself, and that he in a moment of frenzy stabbed her and packed her body in the box, intending to remove it. Witnesses stated that Bury was married twelve months ago, and that he and his wife led a wretched life. He is alleged to have obtained a legacy of L3OO and squandered it in drink. He induced his wife, by pretending he had got remunerative employment, to go from London to Dundee. She went very reluctantly and againßt the wishes of her friends. PUBLIC NOTICES. G. M. WILKIE. M. MILKIE, British and American \JT* Practical Tailor, 164 George street, begs to thank his Friends and Patrons FOB their libera' support during the last 8 months he has been in business, He now notifies them and the General ÜBLIO that he has now to hand all the M. newest designs in Tweed?, Coatings, and Overcoatings for Winter BAB, and as his cutting abilities are well v t known in Dunedin, he can defy the keenest competition for cash. MEBTON'S CITY DAIBY. 'ILK, Sweet Cream, Buttermilk—rich, pure, and good—delivered to all parts. GUTTER Daily (prizo makers), New-laid Eggs, Plump Tender Poultry, Fresh INEBT Cheese, Honey, Home-made Jams, b. Fruits cheap and good; Pure Lollies, 4d lb. 96 George street J. G. GREEN. BEFOBE Buying Elsewhere Bee our Children's Sohool Boots; wear guaranteed, prices reduced. J. G. GreeD, 37 George street. EFORE Buying Elsewhere inspect Stock JL> of Walking Shoes; splendid variety, lowest prices; see Windows. 37 George street. i morals, Boys' from 5s lid, Men's 9s 6d (good solid value); cheap line Men's, 7b lid. in Dunedin.—Ladies' strong v> Leather Slippers, 2s lid; Prunellas (heels), 4s lid. J. G. Green, 37 Georee afreet. J. JOHNSON. RTIFIOIAL LIMBS Made on the shortest notice by JOHNSON, 148 George street, Dunedin. Crutches in stock. IXOELSIOR CORSET.—Wanted known—i That Mrs Johnson is the only Maker of the Exoelsior Corset; best in the Colony. J. MSBET. . APEBHANGIIIGS.-The EWEST and Best Styles of PAFERHANGINGS to be seen in quantity, from 4d upwards. UST Landed, Kloh and Choice Designs TNISBET'S, Octagon, Dunedin, pain er, • glazier, etc F. W. M'GILL AND CO. E have just purchased for rash a Job » » Line of Bonded Clothing, which for Quality and Price cannot be equalled. "EN'S Tweed Suits, from 25a to 34a 6d; Boys' Knicker Trousers, lined throughout, 3s lid. .£> 6d; Boys' Sailor Suits, 6s 3d; Men'B Tweed Trousers, 5s lid and 6s lid. r | iHE Noted House for Calicoes, Blankets, I. and Sheetings. Note the address: F. W. M'Gill and Co., 20Boyal Arcade. THE BEEHIVE. MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ANTED the Publio to Inspect the | RAND Display of RIME HAMS, BACON, TEAS, ND other Notions. ' D. SUTHERLAND, George street. .—Our Teas are Superior to any in the City. (J. A. BRESSEY. (RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards—Latest patterns, jußt out, ► RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards—Opals and Hand-painted. (RESSEV'S for Birthday Cards—Oleos and Ghromographc RESSEY'S for New Annuals—Boys'Own, Girls' Own, Chatterbox, Sunday. RESSEY'S for Children's Friend, Infants' Mag., Prize, Child's Own, etc, etc. > RESSEY'S for Scrap Books-Largest (Is and 2s) books in town. ►RESSEY'S for Photographio Albums— Plnsh, Morocco, and Fancy Binding. RESSEY'S for New Albums (all Cabinets), Floral and Plain. I)RESSEY'S for Cabinet Albums (Fancy Bindings), from 2s 6d. ► RESSEY'S for Inkstands, Desks, Purses, Photo Frames, Pencil Cases. RESSEY'S for Color Boxes, Drawing Instruments, Penknives. ► RESSEY'S for Scraps—Large selection. 151 George street. HIMMEL BROTHERS i fr Spanish Restaurant, Repair OOORDIONS, Oonoertinas (with steel \J Frames, Pipes, Carving; Forks, Jewellery, etc; also Olookp, Engagements taken for Danoing (English oonoertina and piano). JOHN GILLIES, URNISHING Undertaker, 18 George street and 11 Great King street, 10NDUOTS Adults' Funerals respectably, J with Hearse and Attendance, from 70s ing Carriages as required,