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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-10-15
SPECIAL LOCAL NEWS,

STEClAL LOCAL NEWS
Overcoats for everybody from IS
up at PURDoNs. 26
Fine, fresh California fruit at
Beatty's, in the Bee Hive Block.
Grants Funeral March, for Piano
or Organ. w. j. Dyer & Bro,
Minneapolis and St. Paul. %
The hit of the season! Elsa Ga
Vote for piano. w. J. Dyer & Bro,
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Is.
New Gospel Choir, by McGrana-
han; just out. Price Sc cents. W.
J. Dyer & Bro, Minneapolis and St.
Paul. q.
Go to Beatty (Bee Hive Block)
for the Guy Cigar, best SC cigar in
the city.
1875 First-class songs for so
cents-The Song Folio. Send
stamps and you will receive the mu-
sic by return mail. w. j. Dyer &
Bro, Minneapolis and st. Paul. 25
Low prices and extremely easy
terms, our motto. w. j. Dyer &
Bro, Minneapolis and st. Paul. q
For the finest photographs in the
city and at reasonable prices, call on
F. II. Spalt. Studio over North
western Bank. 26.
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL Music
Book. "Jewels of Praise" by Asa
Hull. IS cents. $4,000 per hundred.
Send for sample copy. w. j. Dyer
& Bro, Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Wanted $4,000 in exchange for
Dress Goods, Dress Flannels. Quilts,
Blankets, Flannels, Boots and Shoes
or anything you want in Dry Goods
and Groceries. At PUnDoNs.
Crops are good. Treat your wife
and daughter to u Piano. w. j.
Dyer & Bro, Minneapolis and St.
Paul. q
Leaves of Shamrock. New COL
lection Of Irish melodies. Price so
cents. w: j, Dyer & Bro, Mime
apolis and St. Paul. 25.
Mems clothing of latest styles and
best quality at PURDoNs.
CYMBELLA!! Don't you know
what it means ? Write for Organ
catalogue to w. j. Dyer & Bro,
Minneapolis and st. Paul. q
Duett Album, for piano; new and
good. Price so cents. w. j.
Dyer & Bro, Minneapolis and St.
Paul. 25,
Millard's songs, l volume COM
piete. Price, 81. w. J. Dyer &
Bro, Minneapolis and st. Paul. Is
Stop and take a look at those Mil
burn hollow iron axle wagons. The
finest thing now made.
IL w. II. H. PIERCE.
$500 $500 $500 SIS. 90 $500 $500
a month will enable you to buy a
first-class organ in a few months
IF you write to w. J. Dyer & Bro,
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Summons,

Summons.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County of Rich
1 land-SS.
District Court, Third Judicial District.
The Vermont Life Insurance Company
a corporation, plaintiff,
August Weber, Maggie Weber, The
Northern Pacific, Ferguss-& Black
Hills Rail Road company, Dwight NJ.
Snow and II Hitchcock, defendants.J
The territory of Dakota. to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above
entitled action which was filed in the office OF
the clerk of the district court of the third Judi
cial district, in and tor the county:of Rlchland
and territory of Dakota, on the sth day of May,
1885, and to serve a copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their office,
in the city of Fargo in Cass county and said ter
ritory, within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you exclusive of the day OF
such service; and if you fail to answer the said
compliant within the time aforesaid the plain
tiff in this action will apply to the court for the
reiief demanded in the complaint
Dated May Sth, 1885.
SPALpINt; s TENPLETON.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. Fargo ,@kotS TERRITORY,
fEirst h. Sent
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l rnll lMicn NJ Enr,rn n 4, Cont nn.L ,rr-

Land Office at Fargo, D. T.. Sept gath. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the followin.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make ii nal proof in support of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof on the 24th day Of
November 1861 viz: Charles Anderson ii f.
No G532, for the southwest / of sec. IL, town
134 n, X ~ west, and names the following as his
son. Andrew o. Sole. Oscar W. Ljungren, all OF
ColfaX, Richlanu county. d T. The
testimony Will be taken before the
Judge of the district court Richland county,
ID T, or in his absence before H Miller clerk OF
the said court at his Office in Wahpeton, D T on
the Goth day of Novem bcr 1855,
n26 HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
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St. Paul to and from Wahpeton, daily, Cassel-
ton to and from Wahpeton. daily except Sunday
III. WARREN, Gen. Pass Act
H. H. ST. JOHN. Local Agt. WahpetOn
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Northern Pacific.

Going East, Accommodation. =. . Arrives 5:a5 D m
Departs 5:35 pm.
Going West, Accommodation. -. Arrives 900 Il NJ
Departs 9:10 m
Daily except Sunday.
On and after June 4th 4 passenger train will
run Dolly between Wahpeton and st. Paul.
Leaving st Paul. 500 II II,
Arriving at Wahreton. s:ln i m
it"!'"S ""nre'oh.. :................ $50 p III
III at raul. 100 III
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
are run without hanmc on all trains from ST
Paul and Minneapolis and Fargo and Dulu tn
for beauty and comfort these cars arc uns ur-
passed.
ELEGANT HORTON CHAIR CARS.
on day trains between Fargo and NanGan These
Cars are fixed with new reclining. chairs and
offer speial attractions to the traveller
SUPERB DINING CARS
without exception. the finest on the continent
are run Oil all trains. First-casS meals r5c.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets East,
West, North or South, will fiid it to their advan-
tagc TO get them via this line. G. \. HAWKES..
Agent
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Announcements!

! hereby announce myself a candidate for the
office of County Auditor of Richland county,
Dakota territory. A. f.. SUNDERHAUF.
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Money to Loan.
Money to loan on short time by
A. Aspinwall, at Whites agricultural
warehouse. NJ
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after october II, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trans leave York. Desbrosses and Couranit sra
Ferries. as follows: -, ,, -
HARRISBURG rittsburg and the West with Pullman Paae
ars attached. a. m G and D. m. daily new orka uc
Chicago Limited OF ParlOr Dining smoking and sleeping
cars Al o A. IN. every Jay. -, ri,
at D. n connecting at CORY for Iltusvle Petroleum
Centre and the oil Regions -, 49,. .-,.--..-
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Wlshlngtos
Fxuress Pullman Palace Cars, daily except SUNDAY ~
M. arrive Washington i:O5 nj regular at $40 ana
$50 a M !, $40 and ?. and II night Sunday JId
a. m. $40 ami m. and II night
For Atlantic CRY. except sunday, ! p m,
For ape May, except sunday. lllo a. NJ No. .-.-.
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate staont
yia RAILWAY and AinbOy. a. m, IL noon, 8:'O 0p "a
On sunday. a ~ and do not stop az AsOuty FatN
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York Pladellha anl
Norfolk Railroad o: % week days ana p NJ every
dav, via Baltimore and Bay Line $40 % week days.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with al through It
at Jersey CITY, aforing speedy and direct transfer i0t
Brooklyn travel
Trans Arrive From Pittsburg, T. 8, 1890 M 655 aHd
g:3j p. daily. From Washington ard BaItlinoIe W.
90 800. $780, 80 900 aGd lOOJ p. m: sunday
Sa. m 800, 90 1905 p m From PniadelDhia 5;30 ~
Z \ $50 $50 1910 1850 a. M leo, = 8 70 5;ou o.
600 So 72O 500 800 935, 1905 p N aud l250 night
sunday 500 G:2O 705 sos ll:35 N, 3D. t2O, o;oJ
935, 1903 m.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPEI
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE II ALONG THE VEST
SHQnE or TIE WOkLpFAMED ~ pS H,0N >,HliEER'
AND lHHOUGH beautiful VALLEY OF THE
On ana after Oct 1885 uaips wiz leave West 42dst
al ira ms leave from now downtown station foot Of Jayst
NOrh River 20 minutes earlier than from loot OF West
Dc,roitaud CHICAGO lOlO goo. $40 p. Pull
s'reiers through.
BuGIo Rochester 40, slulU "A. m, 1000 $40 p. m.
SUSPENSION Bridge Niagara Falls 'lOloa. 600, $40
Utica and syracuse 100 'loIO 1923 M, 1000 $40
"Hiighand Pokecpsc nnG Catskil 1920 'lOlo, 1926.
Nrwburs Kingston saugcrtes and Albany, '7:20 'lOlO.
1875 N. a;5' 900 =, ~, 10 ,,li3 4o p M oo
For Montreal and Canada East 72O a. ~, 600 m.
Hamilton ondon -l0.lO m. $500, STOP. m Toronto
siOlu "A 600, ~ pm
.uaiy Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables paTor sleeping car acc0mcdl
tions, Information apply at olceS mooohe9
Ncw York city Il -O7 26l 35. 363 sol 046 ii40 l513
BROADWAY 737 Gthave. las East l2!thst 1882 Bowery
North River Bue cal ell for and checked from
""'''' ~ HENRY MONErr.
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
nam. leave Grand Central Depot NewHavOn Railroad
daily except SUNDAY,
AT > q M. Duo IN Newport at 100 p M
Ats Due In Newport ~ $3.50 p. M
ID awning room ears 10 Wexford JunOuon).
Al que in Newport y At PISi,ors steam
boat LandIng).
DAILY
Nllpm nue In Newport at $40 "a IN
(sleepipg. car 10 WEXFORD steamboat Landing).
THEODORE WARREN. SnD't
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slightly shopworn books all wen bound in CLOTH for sale az
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TNHE NEW LINE -
l. BETWEEN ..,>,,

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD FolNt
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH ,.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER Ro DUaladnanv
Tho New York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad oLnPny
now runs Day and Night Express between New
and Cape Charles Trains leave New YORK. via i
Railroad a. week days and daily, arr wing -
Point Comfort $40 p. week days and $50 m daysy%
folk d and OIL Sleeping through froT Nss
YORK to Cape Charles and raror Car from eaa
be secured any Ticket ONCE OF tho Ra9a
Company r. b. COOKE. Gen Pass. and / rslX I'D Agsah
". w DUNE, Superintendent
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PRODUCTION OF FARES

NORWICH LINE,
THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE. % oo.
To Boston, SIS Worcester, 50 80; Fitch6urS - oVb
Nashua, IS IS Lowell So 3Oj and Portland 80 M,
steamer CITY OF WORCESTER or CITY OF NEW,
YORK leaves Pier 40 North River. foot Of WatSst tn
Pier above DesoTosses.st ForrYl daily except Sunda
5p.m. GEORGE w. BRADY, AbeH" d
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DHLAULLPlilA AND k4ADlNG <. H.
NLs.-J lft~tI 'EN LtAL DINl5I,,,,-N,
rI..r ..r D rt..F EDr ~ iklN En-

/ EL"JlI-lY .ENrt,S.L DIIXISSIIyyEEa
TAI yAa I4hING 1 rtE yr6@ Round 3; li'2 Brook
Tor fIIAufL! liA any I-'G NJ - i'6S 30 5i}0
756, .2'O On. ST. <O.lisat 800 s''5a NJ $780, 1900
ui,i connection ct Wen, Junction for Germ nt2 Gn ana ana
rt So. 100. "a 81, on aI Day Trains and SLEEPING
l,earl6 S ise piI1oELrUGA. Yntn ard
~ etSilY ii ss5s i~ ISL 700 p Third and
w., c',p gr5 p 3 anG ptioI ~ I Penn
FL &iiLiANs..Er- srN9URY LLET!wiISoBPTRG and
For HAREr- Eupe NJ tun Z: g. a. a. m loo lSo 4'oo
For N So o. 500 49, 49, 4;l3 o q; m, AOO Low
49, 20 5S' l l7o "a 6 a.m.y D.
io" H.. o. 5.i5' -.i5 ID. sundays at 53op. u
TTSr NJ co. ,7 70 gl5 a. M 100 1870 si5,
F'l ' NJ -J ig k1Jrv. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
al i:o1 Z $40 800, 1850 3i5' $40 p ," SUNDAY
rSF 'o lI0 ~ at 800 :. o. as 100 I'Sg $5 400
For Mon BKIDGE 'BNANCH at 400. $40 a H. 400
For "yuNGrov 700 s45 a. M 100 1890 400. $3.50.
500 800 y. sunday, l:5Q p, m NJ, .,. ma, ,,.15a
For Mti.> 10 s4S i,6o 49, 300 $40, SO. 900.
$50 roo 1885, o:lj. 1913 p sundays 4"o 'i'O" H.
For PA FED iao 600 700 80 S45 9so 1872 93}
so "a G00' 80 ZOO 73j SIS, $50 ioia9 l9'00
p.m suid,rs 400 500 $40 a. ms 1900 H. 1880 4;oo'
20 -uI. 30. 1000 %. m. . ...., 90, ..,,, o..
For LONG BtANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c; 0An ran an az
40 ! +. ~" N, lar 900 49, 90, De- H. sun
DAYS Grcept ecah r2ye oo et 400 80 400 800 600
ID
rpt TTlKrwooD. TOMS RIVER and Bars EGAr at 1870,
Far i F. III alVitIGGITE VlNELAND and DRIDGEToN AZ
$50 a. m, loo 4. IN.
NrW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From, Pier No. q, Notth liver via sandy Hook ,
FOR rIttITIt SD~. SIABHl GIT LONG BRANCn
TAEt VOl, rows RlV .R, and BARNEGAI tnIp N
casts Doe procured 40 foot Of LiOe iIeI 10
G9't5 S-, ard 30 Jth w. Riyington-st, 10,
l. m .ud Crrcuv' ,h-st lag, 2oS East tAst n'aia
32l gIv,fv and Ifntl al hotels IN NeN'lVIA, ar M
t,ff 80 = .'Huhtttan ave In HD9gk'n a " ashlng
flut Ir.rrfrrt ompauy VIII can Tor IN" clVe OSS'
gasc Iom oel- 81 residence to Destination >cCocx
t,rar.l 'V1,l-tr Con- Pass. and lckct Agt
H. : BALDWIN. q. f. p. Aga, 40 Liberty st., n. y.
CAISEILL BOATS.
~ KAAIIN-EtLL and CNrSKtLL leave foot NAY
SI., y. l,. ,v.IY weekday &C Is p -
FARE ONE uuLLNR BERTH INCLUDED.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
- ENS. &. Il. NOEIlGAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peek slip. Pier 70. e. r.. at 3 p m ana
sp,c trains to. 3tT RIDDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD
HDLNpkl Sc Tickets sold and baggage checked at O4f
brpadvHv ". = and court At, brooklyn EXCURSION TO
Ntw.liAycn. 81 90.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
/ aud tho East All Grand tentral Depot Three
csprss daily sundays excepted TO Boston al M
.pIrlor car attached aud D. with palace sleep
ing calsi. sundays ct p with palace sleeping caLsl
wport fast cN.rrsS leaves Grand Central Depot (paror
car, attached j. H.. arrives at Newport n20 r. m .
IITEANIR FRANCES leaves Pier 3G. North
> River near foot anal st on Tuesdays and Friday,
at . p. m for oIlfNT GREE MORT. shelton
ISLAND sou lItOI and SAG lARBOR returning leaves
''O'' "a lungs ''O"O U"" KAGKEfT BROS Agents.
y Y.
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-lORk ZEN lhAL AMI EODoON
~ RIVER acknowledgements June y, looJ,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
t. u Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
tg:5Oa m Fast Limited Chicago and st. Louis Express
with dining cars, stopping at Albany, Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arrivng AT CHICAGO 80 M. Cincinnati 100 a. No. and ST
Louis lao m. neat day
lO3O a. NJ nicagO lxpress drawngroom cars to Canaan
dai gua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buialo
ali a. M Western New.YoIk and Northern Express, with
20 s. M Albany Troy and Utica Express through
drawing cars. 10 saatO2d IT. buhaIu anu NIeIs
Falls Saturdays only 60, -. r.,
4 % ID Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy.
M Chicago and Louis Express. with sleepingcars
for agara Falls Buffalo, CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit hi-
caCo and ~. Louis. ~---- , . 4
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga also To Montreal -
acic LXpe5s WITH sleeping cars IOr hocle9'
ter RufO Niagara Fals Cleveland Toledo ana DetIOaS1
10 WatertoWn OgdeDs burg daily except SATURDAY 49,
ll5 D. m Night Express with seeping.cals 20 Albany
and Troy with the morning trans for the West and
for the North except saturday night: =. o
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No. O. Bowling
Green Al Broadway. Harlem Depot l23thst and 4taye
and al WescOts Express Oces Parkplace near Broad
vay 7s5 and 9i2 Broadway, and 81 West l25thst New
Y0rA 1873 Washington and 3O tulton-ss, BtOOkn ana -
4th ST Williamsburg -.- .,
procured any OF the ticket Offices IN Newfok Cy ana
1873 "a Washington St. Brooklyn. - -...,.-.
Baggage clled for and checked from re9lueDce.
Lese ira n daily All others daily except sunday
!TheSe trans stop Harlem O25th;st ana 4thave
Ton sunday runs only to Albany and Troy, >-rp,cy
J. NJ TOUCEY u. ~ hhNDI'iths.
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger agent.
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THE BAY LINE

FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily. except sundays. via Pennsylvania RAILROAD "''
pm. Parlor through 10 steamer.
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HrOPTUPRV RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

7
~ Ttans leave from Chanbersst DEPOT Tor Engewoos
Cluser. PermOut AMI NYack = 500. 10 NJ $50, to'f
b40 Gao 800 p. m, II midnight sundays 7, a. H. anu
G;l5 p M. go -
Manuel Spring VALLEY and Monscy T. 10 a. n $50 p N
~. q a N.
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RIVER BRANCH
THTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger

n FHIGH VALLEY KAILKUAD.-Pdsstng
trains depot foot OF Cortland and DesbPosses sts
Allentown heading Mauch chunk. Glen summit, Wilkes
barre Towanda Wayery Ithaca Geneva lyons Bcna9 ana
AZ a m and $40 p fof Easton; Bethlehem and Copay
Trains leaving az 81O J. and $40 p m connect for all
points in MahOnoy azlcon coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk ana t dsz ad prU "
OeheIaI EasteIp 'lNSo' ~ n r RYINiiTON G. p 4
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~ MOUNTAINS Ianlinr at CranstOu's West Point
Cornwall Sow Iarg 1ia IDoIJ Milton IouyAkccrsi, and
sopu couu-ctu rlf' { stcf and Delaware stony Cove
nd 'skl. Mountain railroads steamers CITY OF
weekday at No.. pier foot Hir-ison-st. y. r.
CX1opt ~aturi1y- whom ty kinestG- Leaves j =. n.
NAY LINE TO NFWBTRG.
, St,lu,rJ A'Tr-C BRETT nom Picr y r.. ncle
SUNDAY .ys.r.aI tafu- Nerrl1hkN CraG-'"1'N Cold
2pur-a,uI t.r.AlL FANEJu CENTS EXCuTsiOnuCS3t4
ft.. an D II
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS Ant, 10 %
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
= IN NETWORK.
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BUS ION AMI NJ w ENOIAND.
STONINGT0E LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
~toarcrs leave Pier 35 y. r.. block above
Cauaiet daily except sundays a. pm train with
pa ctlrs Ic mHt chairs between steamers landing and
+. " popPLF, General Passenger Agent.
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MAN LINE OF STEAMERS
BED "Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

rVHE Il. ). AND BRAZIL MAIL IS co.
American line Tor st Thomas. barbados, Para Malanham
Penanbuco Bahia Iio de Janoiro and possibly santos
connecting tor MOnteytdco anu intermediate POI
Mk.iHM H. salunlay OCT. - AZ 2. ~ from robert
From Newport News, Va, third day succeeding az pm
PAUL 4. GERHARD CO., General Agents, a BroaosL
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Gieambonts a ro Railroads.

A LBANT BOATS-"PeOple's Linc."-DREW
~ aud DEAN RGCHMOND leave Pier Al. North River.
of Caua>t cry weekday D. connecting with
a pom North and West Freight received unu1 tune Of
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NrW-urRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION


FNNE UNI UULLNh BtkIU INVLU DID.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
- INS. 4. H. NOEIIIAM AND CONTINENTAL l., leave
Peck slip. Pier IS. T.. r.. at p. IN. and
d r %. Iud1vs c.ccpci connecting NJ NcwHaven with
sp.,ti trlustDr AlE RIDDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD
HOLNOk. Sc Tickets sold and baggage checked at "a
Broadway. g.. 3. ana tOurtst, Brooklyn Excursion to
w.Iltycn. 81 bO
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IpED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IA Tor Antwerp and Paris.
Sailing from Ncw.YOrk and Antwerp every saturday.
RTiN "a y ID oct H. ll;3ua m
KDIAN ID .------. @atuf lay CO - D ~ -, ~.
saloon 500 excursion $40 70 $3.50 Second CaDln
$50 excursion go, stcciage az lowest rdtes.-
PETER WRIGHT * Sons, GeLl Agts, % brOao"ay.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
nOpTTAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON

CTEAMlR FRANCES leaves Pier 3G, North
> River near foot 81 canal ST. Tuesdays and Fridays
at > p. IN. for OI1fNr. GREE MORT. SHELTER
ISLAND ~OUrIto y and $40 liARBoR returning leaves
RACKET BROS, Agents.
Sptlth .sf y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
SCHOOL OF MINES
PREPARATORY SCHOO

Higb School Of Science and English 80 Fast 45thet.
). WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. c. e, PH. d., Principal
Here be obtained good general education with lte
greater leaning science and English ana little less
toward the ancient languages thans but thorough
in everything lntTOducOrvtO oil scientific colleges -Four
years course including French, German and Latin No
primary department.
Daily session. A.. 20 l ReOpcns OCTOBER
Circulars on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
|, -RONDOUT KINGSTON and CATSKILL

pROVTDFNcr LINE for fre .It only. steamers Nashua
and requot leave tr 20 W r. foot "arren-st, daily at
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11

Fri Coggshall is up from his ranch
on Powder river. He reports the
range in splendid condition and stock
looking we'll. He will take back sup
plies for the winter,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-11
Slick Bank swIndIing.

The Helena papers of the sth con-
tain the details of as nice and COM
plete a job as was ever worked on the
bankers of the United States. Being
in possession Of the iuitiatory steps as
well as the sequel, We are prepared to
state that about two weeks sgoa well
dressed and business like stranger
ordered from lithographing house in
Portland 1000 certificates Of deposit,
1000 Identification certificates and
1000 envelopes for the First National
of Albany, Oregon, representing him
self as cashier of that institution. The
order was filed, delivered and paid for.
The next act in the play is the appear
ance of one o. c. Whitney the same
man who procured the bogus printing
at Portlandl, in Helena with a certif-
cate of deposit for 81, 500 which he pre-
scented at the First National Bank OF
that place to be casbed, stating that
he was a stock man, going into bust
ness at Miles City, and having run
across a bunch of cattle at bargain,
desired to realize on the certificate and
buy the cattle. The bank was little
wary but strict cross-questioniug fail
ed to show any weak spot in the
mans story, and as he was further
strengthened by the arrival by mail
of an Identification certificate, from
the First National of Albany, 0regan
(also forged, requesting the usual
bank courtesies for Mr.. Whitney as a
holder of one of their certificates of
deposit, the usual caution Of the bank
was broken over and they consented
to advance him 81, 500, taking the bal.
ance of the sum to his credit in open
account. The 81 500 was paid over
to him and he disappeared from their
gaze. Two days afterward he turned
up in Butte and presented at one OF
the banks there (which one il Is not
known at this writing) a certificate OF
deposit for similar amount on which
he secured an advance of 1900 and a
certificate of deposit for 5000. With
this in hand he apparently dissolved
into the rarified atmosphere of that
locality and has not since been heard
from. Whether he has realized on
tho 5000 certificate Of deposit
through some innocent third party
has not yet transpired. Whitney il
described as a man about ~ years o
age, five feet nine inches in heigh
and with black hair and moustache
He is a smooth talking rascal, wei
upin business methods, and admirably
calculated to work the game that b.
has succeeded so well 10. His appre
hension is doubtful as he is probably
well satisfied with his financial ven
lures in Montana and ere this Is be
yond pursuit.