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The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16
A GRATUITOUS INSULT.

Mans humanity to man makes countless thousands mozrn.''
 The recent action of MT. Corbin of Manhattan Beach, New York, in ex- cluding the Jewish fraternity from that pleasure resort, is open to the severest criticism. While we do not deny the right of an individual to control his own property, we must however not allow this control to overstep the bounds of common hu- manity. Manhattan Beach is a public pleasure resort, and as such is open to any who may choose to avail them selves of tke same, provided they conform to the laws of good breeding and society. The action of MT. Cor bin, viewed in the most favorable as- -pect, cannot be called anything less than bigoted, narrow-rninded and dis graceful. It is simply an insult to religious sect that have in all times proved themselves superior to the class to which evidently, the proprie tor of Manhattan Beach hotel belongs Some of the leading men of the world : ;,lEtsirGwIee eeus, and we have but to refer
 blibraries to ind that they have
 fibuted to every science, and en- Hched every art In culture and re- fineInent they do not take second rank. We find their charitable insti- tutions in all parts of the world, and in every community where they have settled, we find them as good, honest, and upright citizens, in many instan- ces being leading men in the busi. ness circles. During our late civil war, thousands of them fought for the preservation of the Union. and that they fought well IS evidenced by the number, who, tt the close of the war had risen to importsnt com mands- Taking all these facts into consideration, the oppression of them as class on religious grounds should meet with the hearty disapproval of every Christian, and the short-sighted policy which dictated the gratuitous insult will surely rebound on the head of its originator
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16

Ed. BALDWIN, one ofthe million aires of San Francisco, has been ar rested at Los Angeles, charged with defrauding the United States Rev enue. On examination he was held to answer in the sum of S3 900
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16

CONSTABLE. Vim. Blankenship, was presented by the Territorial Ad. ministrat, on with check for S10O, as a recognition of his bravery dur ing a recent stage robbery.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16

EsY an oversight, the able letter from he Patagonia mountains in 8 recent issue was credited to the Citizen. II s-ould have cen to the Sentinel
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16
Private Rooms for Families.

YOUNG MEN
 HyHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful folli-s indis- cretion. will do well U avail themselves of this. the greatest boon eyer laid at the altar of suffering humanity DR. SpINNEY will guarantee to ferfeit s5OO for every case ot semBal weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and iails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are maRy at the age of thirty to sixty who are trotb' ed with too fTegu.ut eNacusri-n of the bladder, of:e accum, ,'an ed b. slight smarting or burning sensation, and weakness of the system In a manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary de- p sits a ropy sediment will often be found aud sometimes small particles o, albumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue again changing to dark and torpid ar- pearance- There many mep who die of this difficulty ignorant of the ca-se. which Is be second stage of seminal weai ness. pr. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases. and healthy restoration of the geuito-uriuary organs
 Office Bours-Io to and to 2. Surdays from 10 to II a. Consultation free. Thor ough examination and advice. S. Call or address DR SPINNEY & CO.
 No. II Kearuy street. San Francisco
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16
TCoPY.1

In addition to Territorial Reward offered, Wells Fargo & O., will pay $500, for the arrest and conviction of each person engaged in robbing their express.
 JSo. J. VALENTINE. Gen. Supt. ". F. 6 Co. SAN FRANCISCO March 1st 1879.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16
Hay and Grain always on
 hand and for sale.

EsHorses boarded by the day, week or month at Reasonable rates. Satis faction guarantee
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08

A st. Petersburg dispatch of April 20
says: The police are openly arresting peo-
pie by patches at all hours of the day. Hith-
erto arrests were made at night. On the
slightest suspicion against any person his
whole family are arrested, and domiciliary
visits are paid to all their acquaintance,
these leading to further apprehensions on
the most frivolous grounds. Eighty-three
furnished lodging keepers are in prison for
not reporting within "a hours the latest ar
rivals.
An Atkinson dispatch of May I'd says
over 300 colored refugees fronfSthe South
landed here to-day, in generally a destitute
condition. There being ,no vacant building
in the city, great difficulty is experienced in
getting them under shelter, but were finally
housed in colored housed. 1t is questiona-
BILE whether many of them can be furnished
employment, as the demand for unskilled
labor in this state is very limited. They
were originally destined tor Leavenworth,
but the authorities of that city paid their
fare to this point and sent them on. The
citizens have provided for their temporary
wants, but great suffering must result if
this influx of totally destitute people to
Kansas does not soon stop.
The principal matter tor consideration at
the cabinet session on the 2d inst! was the
threatened invasion Of the Indian territory
by the, whites. Later information received
by the Secretary Of the Interior indicates
that the movement is more formidable than
at first stated, parties being formed in vari-
GUS portions. of the country.
Count Schouvaloff has given positive as
surances in regard to the demolition of the
Danubian tOftresses. The demolition of the
Notifications of Schumla will be completed
by the Sd of August. Count .Andrassy
hopefully contends that Russian evacuation
should be completed within six weeks Of
the Sd OF May, insterd of by the third of Au-
gust, as desired by Russia. The Sd of Ali
gust will likely be accepted by Austria
with the other powers. 1T is positively stat
ed from Constantinople, that R~ussia4asppro-
poses to retain one division of trospllsss'in
Eastern Roumelia until the 3d4zof Nobvem-
Der. Turkey will not strongly oppose this
proposition, asshe believes it would tend to
preserve peace.
A Capetown dispatch dated April ,sth
says: Colonel Pearson and the Ekowe
garrison reached Tegula yesterday. Lord
Chelmsford and staff are on the way to
Dearborn. 1t is stated that the Zulus now
occupy Ekowe, but King Cetewayo has re-
tired beyond Black Univelsoi river. The
rumor that the Beers intended to, detain
Sir Bartle Frere is u%nfounded.
The New York Times has an editorial
notwithstanding the project recently sug-
gested at Albany and Harrisburg O. Ascending
u delegation to San Francisco to welcome
Grant.
The Treasury Department began pay
ment OF the quarterly interest on the 5 per
cent. bonded loan or lSS about Sc, 367,-
600, May first. s.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
TO MIN
United States Land Office.

Helehn, Montana, Apl1RpS, 1879.
Abner G.. Steiner, whose p~ostofA1e address ia
Canton, Meagher county, Montana Terri
tory. has this day filed his application to enter
as agricultural land, under the homestead laws,
southeast quarter, of section u, township 5 north
range east, which land is %suspende from entry.
at N this o IS ihsre oS f fhe tn that d { bearing az ,9;,o will be had
1873, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine as to the
mineral or non-mineral character of said land, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing,wi be taken
before the Register and Receiver on tkev7th day Of
june, A. u. 1879, at 10 O'Clock a.. M. It is al
leged there'arc no known miners, nor mining i'm
iprovements, upon said land.
IS jill. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
ALSO, THE DRAFT STALLION,
. M p . ~

Seventeen hands high; weighs I,750 pounds
chestnut sorTef; has procured some Of the finest
draft horses in Montana. Will serve mares at SIS
the season.
The aboyeIamed horses will stand at our ranch
on Blacktail Deer creek, Beaverhead county, Nom
tana, the ensuing season. Good pasturage will be
iurnlsheu FREQ OF charge, and every precaution
taken taken against accidents, but we win moi be
responsible for any, that may occur. Mares not
charges payable at time of taking mares away.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
FOR SAsEE.

Two Kentucky Jacks
Two A l Jennys,
Thirty two-year-oM and thirty three -year-old
SIX young stations. two years old. Also, geld
ings and mares. viii be sold to suit the times.
i Address, POINDEXTER q ORR. .
Watson, Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
THE ENGLISH COACH HORSE.
YOUNG CHAMPION.

7 years old next June; Is IL hands high; weighs
] 800 pounds; a horse Of superior style and action.
PEDIGREE. Young Champion was bred in Can
ada, His sire and dam were both imported from
England: He was by the imported horse, Comet;
his dam by Royal. George, she by Warner, she BY
RATHER, she by Iippo, by imp. Messenger. viii
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
MRS. M. A. ECKART,
ARTIST
MAIN STREET, HELENA.
I=Call and get your picture taken. Is.
NOTICE 10 MINERS,

N UIICE TO MINEKS.
United States Land Office
Helena, Montana, April ~, 1879.
Dreschricht Metzelder, whose post office address
is White Sulphur Snangs, Meagher Co, Montana,
has this day filed his application to enter as agri-
cultural land, under the laws, the northwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter, the south half Of the
southwest quarter of section IA, and the northeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section No. q,
in township No. ginorth, range No. 8 east. which
land is suspendettfrom entry.
at this office on. the Sd, day of June A.. D.,
1879, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine as to the
mineral or nOn-mineralc haracter of said land, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
taken beforeT. b collins, County Clerk of Meagh-
er county, Montana, at Diamond City, Montana,
Oh the 3lst day Of May, A. d. 1879. ut 10 O'Clock
nor mining improvements upon said land.
"a J.H MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
ALSO, THE WELL KNOWN HoRsE,.,
N e.

Imported from Canada in 1872; and is acknowl-~
edged by stock men to be one,of the best general
purpose horses ever brought to the.territory. DARK
bay black legs; heavy name and tail. Win stand.
at $40 the season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
A MEXICAN MERINO SHEEP.
). Bell. 81. BELLE SON, D. NJ. Bell.

Breeders Of and Dealers in Thoroughbred Sheen
Of the purest and most desirable strains, Brighton,
Ills. Correspondence solicited. Orders for stock
will receive our prompt attention Sheep deliver
ed at the terminus of the Utah & Northern railroad
at from $14 to $40 per head.
23-tf.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
P0indexter e. Orr's Stations.
H IMp.P ERCHERoN-NoRMAN STALLION,
ARDEN.

Dark danple gray, 16 1-2 hands high; weight,
l 300 pounds. Was foaled in 1874 and imported
from France in July, 1873 by NJ. w. Dunham, Of
Wayne, Du Page county, Ill. He has great mus
cular development, is clean-limbed, and Of fine
action. Will stand at $40the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The discussions between those of ntualiSt1c
and those Of anti-ritualist1c tendencies In the
Protestant Episcopal Church, have led to Wig
orous action by the so-called low church ele-
ment In the Pennsylvania diocesan convention.
1t has been resolved that practices and usages
like those of st. Clements, Philadelphia, are 10
entire cOntraIiety to those OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and calculated to do Seri-
Gus injury by their similarity to those Of the
Church Of Rome; that canon be prepared
whereby the standing committee, with the con-
sent Of the Bishop, may by two1thirds vote
deprive parish so offending Of It's representa-
ton In the convention; and that the report be
referred to the Bishop and standing committee
for such action as they may think requisite and
proper. The doctrines and practices held and
followed at st. Clements are IN general way
similar to these to which objection is
made in Baltimore, as found In the
services at Mount Calvary and st. Pauls
churches. somewhat similar action Is
expected to be attempted In regard to the
latter churches at the Maryland convention,
which meets the last of this month. The prac-
tees at st. Clements, to which objection is
made, are the frequency Of celebrations OF the
Holy Communion, one being held at midday at
which only the priest communes, all othe
being forbidden; the passing OF professions
through the church with a crucifix, banners of
the Virgin, eucharistic vessels, etc.; the Lighting
OF candles at stages Of the service; the attend
ance OF boys upon the priest; the bowling OF the
knee by priests and boys whenever they pass
the communion table, and prostrations more or
less complete Immediately after the consecra-
ton OF the elements. The objections to doc.
trine, which after all are the only ones that
need to be seriously considered since the prac-
fdces complained Of are mainly opposed as indi-
cations Of q tendency to Romish belief, are
based upon the claim that the principles are
taught upon which auricular confession, prayers
Tor the dead, invocation of the Virgin and
Saints, and the doctrine Of the real presence are
founded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

In reference to the STALL angular, ugly tree
boxes" complained of by STAR correspondent
yesterday, another correspondent enquiries If
the ev1l could not be remedied by using small
er, lighter boxes, less clumsy In appearance;
and whether iron boxes would not fill the BILL
The tree-boxes now In use are certainly not
ornamental In appearance and are rather cum
brous In size, but we learn that 1t is the expe-
rience OF the Parking Commission that trees do
not thrive well In this climate In boxes of less
size than those now used, or OF other mate
rial than wood. 1t Is necessary that
the young trees when planted upop. the
streets should have their trunks protec.. ed from
the fierce sun by boxes Of suficIeDt height and
size to AFFORD considerable sha0c. Iron boxes
though more pleasing to the, eye, not only fail
to give the required se<ade, but they get SO
heated from the sun as to scorch the tender
trees. An nlustrar Ion Is afforded on Vermont
avenue, where some graceful iron tree boxes
delight the eye, but have proved fatal to the
young Qees they were intended to protect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10
tn Correapondents.

1t Is believed to-day In well-informed quarters
that the President has concluded IS Veto the
military interference bill. He Vas, undoubtedly,
at first inclined to approve the bill, but for rea
sons set fol h-eisewhere he has changed his
views Detteerialy, upon closer consideration OF
ematter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

TIE opinion OF the London papers, In view OF
the uneven performances Of Parole In losing
the Chester Cup race one day and winning the
Cheshire handicap stakes the next, Is that the
Yankee horse Is q "non-stayer.' Winning four
races out Of i've would seem, however, to indi
cate pretty good staying qualities On the part
OF the bay geldtng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The "Woodru1 Scientific Expedition Around
the World" has been abandoned, for want OF
excursionists at $4,000 apiece to the required
number Of 200. Mr.. Woodruff seems to have
put his money into the undertaking In good
faith to the extent Of some $50 O0O and an excel.
lent steamer, the General Werder, OF the Ger
man Lloyd line, had been chartered for the
trip, but it would appear that the affair had
been too heavily Handicapped" by dead-head
professors, chaplains, &C., to gain the favor OF
round-the-world tourists. Had the expedition
started under such auspices, the probability Is
that the experiences Of Mark Twain's limo.
cents Abroad on the Quaker City would have
been reproduced with an infinite accession O.
richness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The description Of the most prominent Of the
competing plans for District school buildinr,
published In another column, indicates that
the architects have performed their work with
an Intelligent idea Of the requirements. valu-
able suggestions In school architecture Will
doubtless be obtained from these elaborate
plans, as Improvements In several respects,
which seem to commend themselves, are sug-
gested. As a general rule more attention has
been paid to the health and convenience of
teachers and pupils, to matters of light, vent1-
lation. heating, ETC., than to architectural dis
play. And this is as 1t should be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

81. 1'0" WIFI 1"ni'o1' "'ona
The above Is only 3 small part of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list zee
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of eanh month,
be sent by mail If desired.
Loans.
$4,000, $4,000. 81 600, $500. ct per cent
auction Sales.
On Wednesday. Msy 18th, at p NJ, Nos. SGT aud
$50 10th st. NV. mvIOtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

Ii Would prefsx i,ns custom made SUI 81 6 a
& e I'd
and I'm or at our Branch store. No. 1oS oh st
n. B.-For h-stciass SECONDHAND Clothing we
f 70 onX fair prices Notes by mail will
WITH PORCELAIN TANKs IN
WA1 aEaE Sd5I ihssp s cgd m 1aSa,
GEO. WATTS & CO..
INFLOW 311 9TH ST.. five doors above Pa. ave:
IN Prices OF CLOTHING
At M snhp S,as T. S. assS Ss, s.G 81
Mems Ndsessa Blue asn s sle former price,
Boys Broken suits. very low to close out
Straw Hats, very cheap.
my1otr Between 10th and 2Oth SITS.
".JUsT HALF PRICE"
IMMENSE BARGAIN.
$50 pieces Of yard wide Pacific PEROALEs. new
ps1aa5eeTns ~ cts pef sflrHSr % ota
:sp1e sess Il fs SPRING 6AsH&Eks Is cts
S p ps% si9 ct 1sx ssy'e LAME al sk
Il dozen REAL BALBRIGdAN HOSE, Is CTS.
pair.
SPRING CARPETS, new styles
c. NJ. TowsoN.
my1Otr 636 Pa. ave., south side. near 7th st. W.
WHAT SHALL BUY Fob MY
w FAMILY?
LEOPOLD RICHOID,
THE e1EAF FA3 BUsF0S or SHOE AUo-
Answers this by Naming Some Of the Shoes of Diff.
feren5 Kinds and their Prices at
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
LADIES' SHOES FOR soc.
F1RsTsoIAss IADf 81 T Shoes. 0N WV
Ladies' al colors Cothtop Button Shoes. 1.6Cto34
Ladies Best French Kid, worked Button
1r air Of Ladies' White Kid Slippers 9c per !: pair
500 Uar Of d Ladies: Phnsdepbis City made ~ w..
1000 pair of Ladies French aud Low.hee
Slippers, the Latest Styles &c. up to "a SO
HEA 81 Idss FOR GENTLEENs Shoes ft
1000 pair Of Different Styles Of Low-quarters.
LOO pair Of Different Styles OF Mems Calf % " %
skin Congress CATERS. price from...... so to S5
Gent,emsn,s English Walf'ng Shoes. 20 to e
Gentle nen's Button Caters at sc
Mems Lasting Caters, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
BOYS. %issEs s!1Ai And GHTLDaENs IL DGP fl RI:
Large Lot Of Boys Shoes. from. .........5Ocu up
ChlIdrens Shoes. up to 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The opponents OF the new California consti-
tuition take comfort In the belief that its objec-
tionable provisions are so directly In conflict
with the Constitution that it Will prove prac-
teal nudity when tested In the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

BENSON,S CAPCINB
POROUS PLASTER
ITS WONDERFUL
HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED
By Physicians, Druggists, The Public,
Jury, The French Medical Jury.
and the Highest Authorities
Everywhere.
The highest and only medals Of merit given for
Of ps p1 Sa
jurors at both the Centennial and the Paris Expo
dorse them as q sress imProvenent On the Common
slow acting POROUS plaster and ali simiar articles
yurorsl: Prefer than to all others" +" Usethem
DE- Ri p PoHsnnespsis
Dr.: a; " W:SsoIsy, Warsaw, Ind. II prescribe
Ut Dc W. 0uI1ys 6ts LOUIS MO- Il have
prescribed them with great success" "TrulYa
Wonf erful remedy" Zone Of the few advertised
articles not humbug."
Infirmary for Women and Children.
Louisville, NY.
.1he members of our Staff speak in the highest
terms Of your P1asters."
Chemical Gazette, u. Y. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
an Improvement on ordinary Porous ktasters."
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN.
We intend that the public shall become thoroughly
familiar tn the great virtue Of this really wonder.
ful remedy and we recommend any one who Ii dis
posed to doubt our statements to consult some re-
liable physician In his own locality, assertions
will thus be confirmed by those In whom you have
conhdeLca
BENsONS OAPOINE POROUS PLASTER
IL specially recommended for the following diseases
and ailments
Rheumatism. Lame and Weak Back,
Dciattca, Lumhago, Stubborn and Neg
lected Coughs and Colds. Female Lance
ness and Weakness, Lung and Chest
Difficulties, Kidney Disease. and all l.o-
cal Aches and Pains.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE Is GENTS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL E0TATI BULLKT1N
Taos = xAeaA,MSt, 9. s.,.e.a .es.a .

1Rsee-6tCsy HOUeee (of 60te.
IS IS Il aa moo MOD mp %p.. 3
e co lth Ct NV mod imps, 10 10 zoe
1902 l4tn st NV. mod. imps, 9rs............ 1000
~ 18TH St NV, mod 1mps.. II rs.......... 5000
VIZ st. NV. mod imps II -. 5000
1tco- STORY Brick and FSane Houses For Eals
J; av- bet r and NV. f.h 4rs........... $4,000
SIS 10th e. Sc, III, mod. imps. r.. 500
1889 4th st. NV h.h.. water. 6rA............ Loo
s. and SIS 81 t. m n1 lii rs each 800 500
1871 to 1881 st. IL nw' in. water rs. each. ioSo
Uetnproued Property For Sale.
Cor N and 18th SITS NV. per II: ............. Las
"a ave- bet s4 ana and 2x ss per Log
: It. BET be- 3 2st ana ana q 5Iss gsr Fsr
N st.. bet 18th ana 10th NV. per IT.. rs
Houses for Rent.
stoddard st.. g. T.. fur mod imps is rs 1880
o39o "a ave nw s;ore mod imps rs..... 1900
$. t. Sc ss moo moo m mps 1 e SO. 1888
Is ss' ' S35e e st. moa mps 10 rs... 5000
1905 iith ct. NV MOD imp.. rs .......... 500
~ aYz d lna, ave NV, mod imps. 10 rs 300
S12s 1ith st NV mod imos a1ps. - 49,. 2SeS
a7as nth St. NV: mod. mps.. rs.....::...:.. 200
cer. 18th St and Nd aves.w.. i.imYrs 1890
I TX y 18TH st. NV. mod impa. 1900
2oS 10Th 81 aw., mod. imps, rs............ 1900
81 ztp st. Offices. SIS S Is s.,
XIX XIX IN st. 10 E. Sd floor 1899
TO Market spaee-Room t:.. ................ 1850
GM A....... ......s l5OO
Corner 10th ana Penn ave-. Vernon Row:
Room 1900
Econ koo% H. II 1 1aS
Kew of Offices in Vernon Rov MIR s.to - lovo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

There are 120 new advertisements In THs
STAR to-day. For the first eight days OF May
the number Is 7l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

No. OF the National View, the weekly green
back organ, started here under the MANAGE
ment OF Col. Lee Crandall, Is out and makes q
decidedly handsome appearance.