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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-12-25
The Montana Shibboietb.
.SDsciaI 10 Pioneer Press

Special 10 Pioneer Press
GLExDtvE, Mont, Dec. is.-J. X. Wild
myer, of the Independent, is the coming man
for postmaster here, with Alexander Giles
pie good second, and ianumerable Others
with prospects. It is surmised, however
that Pat Kelley Is, and has been backing D.
Il. Mead, the present incumbent, and MS
influence may keep him In office for some
time yet In this connection 10 Is said that
Naginnis HIS declared his endorsements on
an application for office would do no GOOD,
but, on the contrary, might weaken the
security" The federal appointments so faf
bear out the Majors assertion, for they nave
all been from the Missouri contingent OF the
Democracy, and it is said one OF the reform
tests imposed on candidates In their pronun'
citation Of the little word where; II Q 10 given
the sound OF a, he Is all right.
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Mr.. VIM. H. Hensley, who lives near
Stuart, tells the best weather story yet. He
has had some relatives from the States visit
ing with him recently, and during their
presence there last Saturday evening his
children ran playing, barefoot, about the
yard until nearly 0 o'clock at night. The
remarkable warmth of the two preceding
days and the location of his residence on the
southern hill side enabled the little ones to
give this unique exhibition to his astonished
visitors
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MARRIED.

THoMAs-EvANs-Att the residence OF the
brides father, Morgan Evans, Esq, in
the upper Deer Lodge valley, Wednes-
day evening, Dec 23d, by Rev. Galen
Wood, Mr.. Morgan Thomas and Miss
Maggie Evans.
TITUs-BURKs.-At the residence OF Thos.
w. Catlin, Deer Lodge, Dec. Gath, 1885,
by Rev. Galen Wood, Mr.. III. Forrest
Titus and Miss Sallie Burks, both of
Philipsburg.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10

SATURDAY, DECEMBER II.
111-Patrick Shannon VS.. Northern Pacific
r. r. Co.
112-James Hughes vs.. Northern Pacific
r. r. Co.
In each the above cases the demurrer to
the complaint was sustained, and plaintiff
was allowed thirty days to file amended
complaint. ..s.. a##
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A Celebrated Seed House.

The greatest consolation to one growing
old, Is the improved surroundings which
come with age, experience and wisdom.
We are reminded of this fact by the ap-
pearance Of the new Seed Annual Of ID. M.
Ferry & Co. the celebrated seedsmen OF
Detroit Mich. (They enjoy the enviable
rep utation OF being the widest and best
known firm In any business in the United
States) Millions Of people, gardening both
for profit and pleasure, have found ever in
creasing satisfaction and delight In using
their seeds.
Every one desiring seeds Of the highest
type and best quality, should secure their
Annual IL Ii sent free on application.
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MASONIC.
,mo.rs of Deer Lodge No. IL, AZ. A. M

Offcers OF Deer Lodge No. IL, A. +. & A. M.
At the meeting Of Deer Lodge No. IA, A.
r. & A. M, held at Masonic Hall last Tues
day evening, the following officers were in.
stalled to serve for the ensuing year: G. D.
Kenyon, w. NJ; j. K. Van Gundy, s. W.;
Charles Ronleau, J. W.; Z. s. Stackpole,
Treas; R. 7. Kennon, Sec'y; w. r. Stanley,
s. D.; Jas. K. Petty, j. D.; p. Woodlock. 8
g.; N. Humber, j. g.; Wilmot Hetzel, Tiler.
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The increase in school census under years
of age Is So; between and q, EGO, or 10 per
cent. The rate of tax for school fund is one
fifth less than for thres years past, and the
amount of school tax collected is IS per cent.
less than last year The apportionment of
school fund is q per cent less per capita.
School census for Deer Lodge School Dis
trict No. /, shows-males under years of
age, 90; females under years of age, A;
males between 4 and q years of age, 2O5;
females between and q years of age, 2lO;
a total increase of %.
The total amount collected from all sources
is s25,4l1.6s; being s6s7.51 more than last
year.
The total amount Of special tax collected
is s7,347.79; being s1,220.19 more than last
year. THos. w. CATLIN,
Superintendent.
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That's What He'll Do"

Capt. Martz will take pleasure 10 selling
you your Winter Apples. Stop In &c WI,
liam coleman's and Interview him. nen
do the right thing with you. And, peslaes'
" you need IL, he'll sell you good WHOLE n.as
Ter, Sharp or Marlin Rifle AT COST. osSs
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DEER LODGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Appor tionment OF School Fund Made De-
cembsr 23, 1885.
General Statistics Relating to Revenues.

The following is the apportonment Of
School Fund made by the County Superin.
tendent of Schools December 23d, and the
number of school children in the several
districts
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HAY FOB SALE.

Timothy Hay; Wheat Hay; free from weeds
or fox.tail. Will deliver promptly 10 order.
Leave orders with w. B. Day, at Il. l.. Bon
ner Il Cos. S5S IF HENRY g. HARRIS.
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Some say, that ever 'gainst that season ONES
Wherein our Savior's birth Is celebrated,
The bird of dawning singeth all night long,
SO hallow'd and so gracious is the time.
Shakespeare.
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Then pealed the bells, more loud and deep,
God IS not dead; nor doth he sleep!
The Wrong shall fail, the Right prevail,
With peace on earth, goodwill to men
-Lonafelloso.
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Rise, happy morn! rise, holy morni
Draw forth the cheerful day from night.
o, Father, touch the east, and light
The light that shone when Hope was born.
-TeHnyson.
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COURT CALENDAR.
December Term, Iss5-Second judicial Dis
trict OF Montana-wm. j. Galbraith,
Presiding.

Robt B. Smith, U. 5 District Attorney; Robert $.
Kelley, U. =. Marshal.
w. Y. PembertOn, Ter. Dist. Attorney: James B
McMaster, Sheriff: r L. DaYis, Clerk
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF Sht-
loh's vitAIiser- II never fails 70 cure. For sale
by ]. D. Eastman q Co. W
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Marriage, Birth, and Death Notices are
,,'hii,hrd in the NEW NoRTH-WEsT without
Pr"argr obituary Notices, Resolutions of
Orders, and like matter ordered for publica'
,,on are subject to advertising rates.
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leave vour orders for Winter Apples He
has the apple business down pretty fine now,
and takes u pride In furnishing his customers
with good, sound apples, at as low q price as
possible. $50
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ANAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Shiioh's catarrh Remedy Price 30 cts. For
sale by !. %. EastmsnA Co. $40
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VIM Coleman has made arrangements to
supply his customers with extra, No. J.,
hand picked Winter Apples, at bedrock
prices. Call and see him S49 II
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DIED.

QUINLAN--On Dempsey Creek, Dec. IL, 1895,
Of diphtheria, Agnes Qusnlan, aged three
and half years.
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sHnoH,s cATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for catarrh, Diphtheria, and canker Mouth,
For sale by j. d. Eastman Co. $40
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The .Ivy Leaf" Greeting

merry ChristmfS'
A merry Christmas wish you;
And many returns IL, too.
,Tis an old, old Christmas greeting,
But Il comes from the heart 10 You.
BonBY GRAY, Ivy Lear.
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The poor will many q care forget,
The debtor think not of his debt.
But as they each enjoy their cheer,
Wish 1t were Christmas all the year.
-ThsD,ds Miller.
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A Man in Need of wagon, buggy, set of
harness, or farming implement of any kind
can save from 10 TO 30 per cent. by purchas-
ing from Geo Cockrell, Deer Lodge. s24tf
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sHILoHS CURE win Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Brcrchitis: For
sale BY ]. q. Eastman & Co. 80
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS,

CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Elegant, Valuable, Desirable-at lover rates
than ever before offered, 1T the
8B q PosroFFIcE STORE.
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..HAcKMETAcK,. Z lasting and irsErssn r p1 3.
Eastman Co.
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AS these special taxes vary the amounts so
much, we give below the assessed valuation,
as we'll as amount of taxes paid. The list
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,ossByTERIAN-ser every Sunday a,
tkrTart a M, and 8 o'clock p. m. Sun
u SSrhooi every sunday at 2 o'clock.
Gay Ell. GRoENEVELD, Minister.
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With gentle deeds, and kindly thoughts
And loving words withal,
Welcome the merry Christmas in,
And hear brothers call
p. laurence
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Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at liz
CHk19 n m Sunday School at lOh a. m
3 m aho a. i :, 20 on "wednesday evening at IN.
Services ''' GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
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RELIGIOUS.

.s:s s svfs s1 under ssea
steeJStcrs Of Charity.
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This happy day, whose risen sun
Shall set not through eternity,
MS molly DAY, when Christ, the Lord,
TOOK on him our humanity.
PHOEBE Carey,
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snfIETY MEETINGS.

rprscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
a, 2 o'clock p m
, 1885-07-24
REV. FIELDS LECTURE.
: Marriage, and AMER MarrIsge what.

Marriage, and tncr Marriage WHAT"
Last evening Rev. r. Il. Field deliver
ed his lecture Marriage, and After Mar
rage What2' to a fair sized audience con-
sidering the fact that the mass meeting
concerning the death Of Gen. Grant took
away so many leading men. The lecture
from beginning to end was full of spark
ling wit and humor which kept the audi
ence eager to catch every word and good
point brought forth, while on the other
hand it contained sound practical thought,
and evidenced high literary attainments.
Marriage. the first division of the subject,
teemed with humorous anecdotes and in
stances of real life which had been culled
by the lecturer, going to show the differ
ent views in which marriage is pictured
to single youths and maidcns minds, some
for the fun Of getting married, others to
test whether what they heard in relation
to 1t was really true, those who married
for standing in society, To carry out politi-
cal schemes or to be benefited peouniarily,
and many other reasons, but the speaker
IN forcible language admonished each
young man and woman to study wei the
step they were about to take. as it de-
cided their future life, happiness or mis-
cry, contentment or remorse. And after
marriage what? Here the speaker pre-
sented many laughable phases of married
life, as can be CLEANED by observation and
reading, but he did not fail to do his duty
in picturing what the married life sho1ld
be to insure q happy home, ami loving
and contented husbands and wives, and
also cited the many injunctions in the
Bible where the law, the only law to gov
ern true marriage, was laid down in plain
and unmistakable terms, Rev. Field has
compiled in his lecture the whole of this
subject and presents it in a manner which
can not fail to reach every hearer, and
should he repeat the lecture here or else
where, he would have what he deserved, a
packed house, and none would grow tired
of the lecture, and none would leave with
out carrying with them some thought
which would be of benefit to them.
, 1885-07-24
SETTLED.
A Long Law sui Ended In Favor Of a
Well Known Citizen.


Yesterday Larry Bresnahan, of this
city, received at the hands Of Judge
Decker, OF Denver, a draft for : 1000 and
some hundreds more, the AMOUNT Of iudg-
ment and costs IN his suit against the
Halleck Brothers of Denver, for the loss
on the Sixteenth street building which
stood where the Leighton house now
stands and which fell down on Sept 5,
1917 a circumstance well remembered by
those who were citizens of Cheyenne at
mat IN The building was a two-story
brick, a part OF the lower floor Of which
was occupied by MIR. Bresnahan as a meat
market and the upper part as a lodging
mouse The building was erected in 1873
Dy Dawson q hawes, and the Halleck
Brothers were their sureties. When it
Tell several persons were killed and wound
cd n the building was a total wreck.
MI bresnahan brought suit in the dis
trlct court and obtained a judgment for
s9'ooo and costs, Judge VIM. Ware
Peck presiding. Halleck Brothers APP
pealed and the Judgment was affirmed by
, 1885-07-24
PERSONAL

Hon. w. W. Corlett went over to lar
annie City last night.
Thomas S. Swan, of Cheyenne, is reg
istered at the Paxton, Omaha.
Ex-United States Marshal Gustav
Schnitger having settled up his business
with the government, went home. to lar
annie, last night.
Mr.. r. D. Carey and Miss Carey,
brother and sister Of our esteemed and
cnterprising fellow citizen, Judge J. NJ.
Carey, arrived yesterday from the East to
visit their relatives here.
Mr.. George G.. Masten was informedb by
telegraph yesterday OF the serious illness
Of his brother, Charles j., who is stopping
at Soda Springs, Idaho. Mr.. Mastcn
left for that place last evening. accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles J. Masten.
Mr.. Frank Mckee, the advance man
ager for Hayerley's great minstrel com
pany, is here negotiating with Manager
Boardman for an early date at the Chey-
enne opera house. Mr.. Mckee, in
speaking of Mestayer's We. Us & Co.,
says 1T is the biggest comedy success of
the year, and ought to do a big business
here
Mayor Reel left on last night train for
his Carbon county ranch. He said in
conversation with a LEADER reporter that
the people on his Uinta ranch have been
telling him for some time about cautions
which struggling Indians have been giving
them concerning an Indian outbreak in
Southwestern Wyoming. but he has paid
little attention to the matter, regarding it
as idle Indian gable.
, 1885-07-24

Il. p. Goddard, wriung to the Denver
Times, Of Wednesday, says:
In your issue of yesterday under the
caption of Great Basins of Oil, you
quoted from an Eastern paper an article
stating that George NJ. Richards. Of Den
yer, is a member of the Wyoming Oil,
Mining and Transportation company.
and that he is the o%ompany's representa-
tive to an English syndicate to secure a
loan of 100000 to properly develop and
market the property.
Having been connected with this
property and company a great many years,
/ wish to state for the safety of the public
that the above statement is false in every
particular. Mr.. Richards is not con
nected in any way. shape or manner with
our company.
There are many bogus companies
already in operation, and lands in Wyo-
ming for many miles are taken up, but
other companies must not borrow ouI
name to boost worthless properties. The
oil exhibiting in Denver at this time wa,
taken from our flowing well at ShoshonC
basin, so the man who brought it in
formed me.
U~nprincipled men can do moro to injurC
the possible outcome and to block the
resources of a region prolific in oil and
mineral wealth by bogus stock companies
trading upon its capacity and reputation
than any other dozen things, Cheating
and swlndling companies almost ruined
Colorado in that way, Wyoming should
look out for them now and not ALLOW
them to kill our oil boom. Prosecut,
them by law and hang some of them un
tremendously, and We will have onl,
honest stock companies and save lots o
trouble and expense.
, 1885-07-24

The district court convened yesterday
morning at 9: 80 o clock. Hon. JIo. Lacey,
chief justice, on the bench. and the follow
ing business was disposed OF.
Territory Of Wyoming vs.. J. N. jacobs;
ease proceeded with. f. T. Smith sworn
as bailif and the case was given to the
jury. Verdict, guilty of felonious assault.
Daily VS.. Herman & Nylan; continued
by consent.
Account of j. w. Brpner, clerk Of the
supreme court, allowed.
II A. Calland VS.. Henry Stevens; mo
ton for new trial filed.
The court then took a recess for the
day u Of respect to the memory of Gen.
Grant, and will convene at 0;30 this morn
ing.
, 1885-07-24

In writing of that country, Mir. O. s.
McLain, a prominent real estate dealer.
30l Fifteenth street, Denver. Col, SAYS.
Il removed here from iowa in 1874. As
a healthy country, Colorado has proved
to be equal to my most sanguine cxpec.
t%ations. The air is clear pure and light.
The water here in Denver il obtained
from mtesian wells, 600 feet deep, which
nrc numerous in this city. and free from
nlkali, mineral faint and vegetable mat
ter, but in many places the water Is i'm
pregnated with alkili. and persons not
accustomed to it are almost certain To b,
taken with cramping pains in the stom-
ach, diarrh@a or bowel complaint of some
form; and right hero ! wish to give my
friends and the public n bit of advice,
which is based on elevensyears' expert
enee. Chamberlain collie, oholer4 and
diarrh@a remedy is a certain r for al
kali poisoning, cramping pains aud diar-
rhma. It's a remedy ! would not do
without for any consideration, and | have
heard many such expressions from per
sons who have tried it. Sold by W. ".
Hunt.
, 1885-07-24
serrIces.

Rev. Charles L. Sebert, Of Baltimore,
Md. Rev. j. A. Clutz, of Baltimore,
Md, and Rev. S. b. Barnitz, of Des
Moines, Ia, officials of the board of home
missions of the Lutheran general synod,
are in our city, and will hold service N
the lecture room OF the Presbyterian
church this evening at 8 O'Clock. They
earnestly request the attendance Of all
members and friends Of the Lutheran
church.
, 1885-07-24
Grant.


From humble walks and homely ways
Away from glare and can't
70 highest fame and yictor's BAYS.
Rose grand, heroic Grant
In peace. a mar Of quiet mlen.
In war, a leader brave,
All Time will keep his memory green
And decorate his grave.
lie fought the nations battles well.
And saved his country's life.
And coming centuries Will tell
His deeds amid the strife.
with sword and pen he wrote a page
or history. so bright
His name is blazoned on the age
In lines of living light.
He led the legions OF his land
Liz Joshua OF old,
And on the Shore Beyond, they stand,
In Glory's line enrolled.
A monument will fiout the sky
And proudly mark the ground
Where honorcd here, his ashes lie.
A hero heaven-crowned
wa T.. Tisschcr.
, 1885-07-24
The New Pool Formed.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-At the continue
ton of yesterdays meeting the formation
of a new Colorado and California pool was
completed to-day. In addition to the
roads named yesterday as prospective
members of the association is the South
ern Pacific system, which was accorded
the privilege OF becoming a member.
George II. Daniels, the present commits
sioner of the Colombo Railway Associa-
ton was chosen commissioner, with power
to fix and award percentages The dur
alton of the pool will be two years
from July /. A readiustment of percen-
tages may be had every six months.
, 1885-07-24
FARmERs AND MECHANICS

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by the
timely purchase u DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung syrup, best known remedy for
coughs, colds, Group and bronchial affec-
tions Relieves children Of Group in one
night, may save you hundreds Of dollars
Price so cents and sl.00 Sold by w. n.
Hunt.
, 1885-07-24

This iS oar bid for me
contract Of Gffing Oss yOAI'
boys lCuh Heir suits Of
clothes. Spring O~rercO0fs
for large and small boys
from GUe 10 tICenty dollars.
Suifs for HtfIe boys from
three 10 TEN dollars. SHifs
for larger boys from sir
dollars and my cents 10
tiCenfy dollars. suits for
largest boys secen dollars
dollars and my cents 10
tiCenfy dollars.
This Is a shOrf descrip-
fiOn Ofthe largest stock OF
clothing Ia Wyoming. EuI
come and see the clothing;
feel OTu; fryu OH; criticize
"a; are hciH tell yOW truth
fully ichot the Fabric is and
guarantee satisfaction er-
cry ftnne. Boys shirts
icdtsfs, hosiery, HeckIcedr.
anything The bog needs IN
the line Of clothes. n tea
more Of those SfrdIC Hat
left in nice near goods al
hair price.
, 1885-07-24

At Cheyenne, the 2lst inst, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs and James Ho
gle. The funeral will take place at the
residence Of Mr.. r. Hawk, corner oil
Twentieth and Themes streees. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
, 1885-07-24
A MASS MEETING.



The district court room was filed last
night by citizens in answer to a call to
hold a meeting 10 give expression to pub
lie feeling concerning the death of Gen.
Grant The meeting was called to order
by Judge Fisher, and Chief Justice Lacey
was selected as chairman and Hon. A. G.
Campbell as secretary, On motion Of
Judge Fisher a committee on resolutions
was appointed by the meeting aud the
following names were selected: Mayor
Reel, Secretary Morgan, Judge Fisher,
A. H.. East and A. G. Campbell.
On motion of w. p. Carroll a commit
tee OF arrangements was appointed as
follows: Rev. C. NJ. Sanders, Isaac
Bergman, j. A. Riner, j. X. Jeffrey,
and Willis Van Devanter.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
a call of the committee of arrangements.
Reynold post G. A. r., afterward held
a meeting and issued the call for a special
meeting of the post which is published
below.
The committee on arrangements held a
meeting and issued the following card:
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
The undersigned committee of arrange
ments, appointed at a meeting Of the eiti-
zens of Cheyenne held at the court house
last evening, request that representatives
of the several churches, benevolent and
civic societies, fire companies and other
organizations, meet them at the court
house this evening a. 1880 o'clock. to de-
termine upon appropriate memorial ser
vices relating to the death ofthe late Gen.
Ulysses S. Grant.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. July -, 1885.
G. NJ. SANDERS,
ISAAC BERGMAN,
j. A. RINER,
j. X. JEFFREY.
WILLIS VAN DEvANTER,
Attention G. A. r..
There will be II special muster Of Rey-
nolds Post at 3 -. u. this FRIDAY evening
at Masonic hall by order p. G.
f0Naiol1 ~ NJ Etaup, Az.
, 1885-07-24

Charlton's Valley ranch, four miles
north OF town, on the Cheyenne and
Black Hills road, is a pleasant drive from
the city. The house is new, and newly fur
nished. The bar Is supplied with all de-
sinble liquors and imported cigar.
Splendid place TO spend the afternoon or
EVENING"