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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-18

It's wonderful effect on the liver
stomach. bowels, kidneys, and blood, as
prepared by Dr. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga
A pleasant lemon drink, that positively
cures all biliousness, constipation, indi-
gestion. headache, malaria, kidney dis
ease, dizziness, loss Of appetite, ieyers
chills, blotches, pimples, pain in the
back, paipitation OF the heart, and al
other diseases caused by disordered liver
stomach and kidneys, the first great
cause of all fatal diseases. Fifty cents
and 81 per bottle Sold by druggists
generally. Prepared only by II. Motley
VI. d., Atlanta, Ga.
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PILES. Iistuis.&o.

If las been clearly demonstrated ne
r..I fhs shadow of doubt that these
tses l,s durable rttDW The use OF
U| Irfmo. 0r cau-tic, which RENE.
..... This date may be classed as relics
.. ..r.u.sm
A....,e and continuous application
.. nF years past 90 the study ana
...uert of lh.s class of diseases ena-
M me fo make with confidence, The
declaration. Ny treatment is ai-
l...ri W.fluo Inconvenience OF discOm-
ff. relieves 80 once. and effects q COM
..f. tuati0n in short time, without
confinement 90 bed Or detention from
...e..
u. those interested shall take pleas
... U exhibiting written testimonials
'... uau, wcl-kuoWu citizens of Rich
ali many other portions of The
e'r beg tO refer t0 Nh W II. III.
I'.a oi ~aunion .past grand comman-
knights Implarl Mr. u. NJ
of ST. ST. Smith s. Cos General
.. Cooke. Mr Andrew j Gray, Mr.
" Gentry aud many Others Of equal
II.loree
Limitations without charge
Vs. Is SMITH M. d.
no. 4ll y Ninth street,
f..59t Richmond, Va.
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ANU>FNENIS.


DROAD-STREET OPERA HOUSE.
ID ono week. commencing so Day. FEB.
fUAhY D.. i0-A Matinee every day A. 30 Il.
NJ. ryrry night 4. tXgagemr nt eKtraOt-
dlnHry of the young American actor, Mr.
NUE. J. WHEELER. under the manage
ment OF Frank B Carr I'm T.. 4. GoOdrich's no-
m mite. realistic border drama, GniZZLY
ADAMS, the Hunter OK the sierra Nevada.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Matinee
ana Night. and VI ME, or a Double Life.
dramatic company. introducing 4 tribe OF ln-
diABs. elegant scenic effects, strong dramatic
itulti0ns aud his trained Ind u pom, Gln-
ger Blue. o. and street parale NOniay at III
A. ". Prices Hs usual Reserved seats on sale
al The OusLa nnusn. fell-lt
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4 ribald reporter tells the following.
"A lively rivalry has been going on
in the House of Representatives at
Washington between Messrs. La Fol
letre. Yost. and Washington for the palm
for youthiulnesc of looks The latter,
known TO his Tennessee constituents as
Joe Washington has come OF yictori-
ous by shaving his face clean. lie now
looks almost painfully young. \ few
DAYS ago he clapped his hands for a
page. The boys laughed at him. They
thought one of their number was play
ing a Joke on them
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Is two weeks one President win Weld
his seat 10 another, and still the wheels OF
government 20 on as regularly as II only a
chief Of bureau had been replaced by
another. IL shows that the great ma
chine is well cOntriyed al d works well.
and that If the people see anything wrong
they quietly wait until the next election
in confident belief that II will be made
right.
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1,IfD

fIlLP TRICK Died. az the residence OF
N Llf l.l. 0u sunday morning. February
'-.t. Nn-. AGNES BhOWN FIIZPA1.
goo t fef funeral Will take place from 81
.ti0s Church. az $50 i. 81. MONDAY. fcDru
a'y lt
lfI nd. Of the family are invited 10 attend
h/tZA.- Died, AZ her residence. No. 10,
N.ii- flfih street. MRS ". y. BARIEZA
i'. W Cap tain ID. \. Barzeza Of Teas. aud
--tsnief of t.o late Il. {. Nicholas, o, Buck
lflam county. Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned has lost "a certificate
numbered 100 tor ll5 sh,res Of the preferred
capital st0ck VI tn. virginia ard Tennessee
Railroad omp 'ny.l issued 10 Daniel X. stewart,
ann dared fhD 2Jfh DAY OF November. i-ts3: and
that the undersigned is about 10 make appllca-
lion 10 the N0rfOlx and Western Railroad
Conn any, Hs successor of the Virginia aud
tennessee NaiirOad Company for the transfer
vi said shares. and for a new certificate.
feH-a 2m DANIEL n. STEWART.
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at 1920 o'clock he balance Of my stock and
FIXTURES embracing in part
90 dozen Russian Stom ,ch and Cocktail Bit
IEkS;
a5 rozon Fine tLARET WINE;
W dozen Imported and Domestic RHINE
WINE.
Cases Pufo HOLLAND GIN:
4 large tot Bottled INDIA PALE ALE:
several q xon Bottles kfMMEL.
10000 s-Orted Brands CtGAhS:
l0iN Fine HANANA ca HERuOTS. &c.
Also. New IlNUnAl lie BEER PUMPS
Excellent HAND BEER. PUMP:
Fine OYSTER cOUN Err, BAR MIR
ROR. &c, Nc.
The attentIon of parties In want. and my
old Gust mers particul rly. Is asked, as lt win
De- t0 thcir interest 90 attend.
HENRY BUCKRR.
sale conducted bY JAS MAcDoUGALL.
fel-.f
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III fluHfAs. roses. yioicts. canelllas
and N.y of The valley iu the greatest ya.
re.F ilargey's. 80. 8 east Broad street
.. palms ferns &c. for house decora.
Nor parIef teas. and marriages Call
.a1 .ee before you buy Lowest prices
i.i funeral designs
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$50 HrrrAr lT-No family ought 20
without bottle OF that old-tashiOued
.neiv. Dr Dayid's Cough Syrup OF
pine TAR, horehound, and wild
..r
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CONSUMERS OF OIL will consult the
safety Of their persons and property by
using Ovens X Minors electric-hght
safety oil II is odorless, colorless, safe,
and gives brilliant light.
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF GEORGETOWN
COLLEGE CENTENNIAL.

The arrangement for the celebration
of the founding of Georgetown Uniyer
sity hundred years ago are nearly COM
pleted, and all the signs point 10 sue
cess Besides the gathering Of
the alumni from an parts of
North America, the rectors and
presidents of other universities and col
ieges have signihed their intention of at
tending, and the Alumni of the Uniyer-
sity of Michigan have appointed Sena-
tor Palmer and Representative Cutcheon
a cOmmiite to present their cOngratuia-
iions, an example that may be followed
by other institutions.
Cardinal Gibbons will arrive from
Baltimore next Tuesday afternoon, and
the students al the college have provided
that their cadet corps will meet his car
riage at the Washington depot and escort
him with due hOnOrs 10 the college,
where he will be welcomed by the
faculty and students with appropriate
addresses. This is not intended as part
Of the public exercises Of the centennial,
but as personal greeting.
Wednesday morning sat I'D o'clock
pontifical high mass will be celebrated IN
Trinity Church, Georgetown, when Rev.
]. II. Doonan, ;. J. will preach the SER
mon. and a "Tedeum" will be sung
bv a special choir Wednesday
evening theological degrees will
be conferred. and the faculty will hold "a
public reception Thursday will be the
dav of the Alumni Society; the oraiion
and poem being read al the public meet
inc beginning at 1890 a. VI. by Profess
sor Morris and Mr.. G. b. Pallen, respect
lively. followed by the business meeting
In the evening the annual banquet Of
the society will be held at Willard's Ho
tel, it being proposed hereafter 10 have II
in winter instead of in June, If possible.
Friday, being Washington's birthday,
il will be hlled in the morning by
class reunions, rooms being as
signed as headquarters TO the
various Glasses represented At 3
o'clock in the afternoon the special aca-
demic session will be held, when il is
expected that the President, his Cabinet,
and other noted persons will attend, and
honorable degrees will be conferred in
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lNIDENfD.

OWENS a MfSoR DRUG COMPANY
IImlfcd
RlCHMOND. VA. February ,, lsss. /
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
| THIS COMPANY have declared a dividend
ST eight per ceHtHn ont of the yet profits of the
business of i,s, rafaDle February 18th INST.
fe5tf WILLIAM j. MCLAIN. secy.
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,erp.ess nights yade miserable by
..at terrible cough shilohs Cure Is the
Remedy for YOU.
OWENS & MINOR DRuG Co.
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NOT CE, B.P q. ELKS.-THE MEM
y btr of Rchm0ntlodge, No IS. Reneyo-
lent and Protective NrNtr Of Elks vi / attend
a. regular communication Ot be- lodge at Vet
cmu Hail No. 5s1 H. Broad street. CrHI,)
Monday 40 o'c Ock y VI.
hy rider OF the g.. r. j. b. ANGLE.
ln2N Or Secretary.
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ThT ORR PLANTATION CIoARs. only
d. per hundred and o cents apiece.
owens 81 MIn0r Drug Company
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I.n DYSPEPSIA AID hfDNEY IROU
uf drink Chase City Lithia Water
fale .5 cents gallon, Or 81 case.
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That hacking cough can De 90 quickly
t.teJ by ch.loA's Cure We guarantee
OwESs & MINOR DRUG Co
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law philosophy, and the centenary viii

iaw philosophy, and the centenary viii
close.
THE PRESIDENT EXCUSES HIMSELF TO
ALL cALLLRs.
Inc following notice was issued from
ihe Executive Mansion tonight:
The President tonight announces
mat to enable him to dispose of pending
business requiring his personal attention
before the close Of his term OF Office. il
VIII be an absolute necessity that he have
TINS week for such work free from inter.
rupiions, and he must therefore be ex-
cused to all callers"
! ne usual receptions on Mondays.
ednesdays and Fridays at 1870 +. VI
will be continued
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U.sr GIVE ME anything else for
g docs my children and myself
.l t.at d. Dayiis Cough syrup
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WEDNESDAY. aoru INSTANT,

Having determined % discontinue the SA
LOON bl -lNts-. 1 wlll sell az No. 2lsD eas
Main street ON
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Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
Corner Ihir eenth aud Hull streets, Man.
chester Va.
TRUSTEES SA f. OF A FINE
1 BRICK DWELLING Ar THE CORNER
o. ELEN LNIH AND DECATUR STREETS.
MANCHESTER. VA.
By virtue ~ a decd of trust beaiing date
October %, l-st, duly recorded I'm the clerks
office Of On" Manchester Hastings Court, ID.
b., sol. s, page 24 default having been made
in fhO payne Q 0f the debt secured tn reby.
Hc N III sell ut pubic auction, On the premises,
on
THU RSDAY. FEBRUARY 2lsr. 1880,
at 5000 % k p VI. that desirable aud finely
located brioh dwelling of Csc looms. modern
Bon Cousf ructIOn. b. Ing one II the best located
dwcll gs boo the city. The lOt I Onis d3 feet
at fnr southwest cO ner Of Eleventh and Lee
cttur stree o.. aud extends la X lbs feet The
l0t IS paved and has good stable and all
necessary improvements 10 make 10 desirable
and comfortable home.
TERMS. Cash Hs 20 expenses Of executing
this trust AMI any taxes that may be- due. and
% discharge the b lance due upon bond.
about $40; tho residue or terms made known
ON cay ot sale.
e. 4. JONES.
r. A. BOWEN.
IA. e.. BEArrfE.
Trustees.
A. j. BRADLEY Co. Auctioneers.
Iiel-jtI
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PIANOs AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS IL PIANOS AND OR.
ID GAN.
have a superior tome im0dcrn style ten
stop orc -. lu solid walnut case. ~bich l
0rrr l0r s5D. aud superior seven octave. q
an uplght SIX and tNo. thirds octave PLANO
Tor So. Il. RICHES.
Practical Maker tni Tuner.
west Clay street.
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PERSONALS

Mr., S. r. Bach, Of New York, a c. T.,
registered az headquarters on the 10TH
President W r. d. Gasc)yne leaves
this evening via. G.. & o. II. r., for Indi-
annapolis and the West
Mr.. JnO II. White representing Arm
strong x Co, of Baltimore, is expected
home 20 night.
Mr. Jno. b. Culpeper will leave on an
extended business trip in few days
Mr. +. j. selden, representing " ID.
Clemmons, leaves tonight on an eX-
tended trip South.
Among those registered at headquar-
ters during the past week We're Messrs
J. G. Bowman, T. c. Hagan, W T Court
new and {. Millhiser, OF this city
Mr George ID. Rollins, Of Philadel-
phia. vice -presiden, Of Pennsylvania Di-
vision. and a member Of the National
Press Committee, and Mr. d. X. Clink,
president Illinois Division, and chairman
National Railroad Committee, are ex-
pected here shortly on business connected
with the T. Z. \.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days.


SrOCK OF WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS. BEER.PUMPS. FIXTURES.
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SOCIETY IN FREDERICKSBURG.

what Happened ia It's Circles in That
city last Week Passed-Shepherd's Hill
Invaded-Ihe Occnsion Unsurpassed In
Pleasure.
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TEEE DAILY TIMES,
THE WHIG,

rhelmometer at.tho rime- Omce
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oENTLENEN " ATTENDANcE.

MessT. Lee B0aZloy, 3. SmQ0T J. "
Chandler. j ) Turner. Dr. j. A. Chap
man, Captain s. B. Rice, +. Dejarnette
g. H. Beaziey l.. Booker, j. T. Booker
John Dunston, Charles L. Burton. ".
Wright Daniel Deiarnette, Robert Dick
inson, Arthur Martin, William shepperd.
g. peatr0ss. Ed Turner Jordan Wool
folk. j. " Knight, John Dcjarnette.
w. Turner, W. IL Merchant, of the
Fredericksburg Str, Baltimore Sun,
Baltimore Amoic1n, and Richmond Dis
patch. 4. II Dickinson of the Fredericks-
burg Fire LaHes Washington P0st, Rich
mond DAILY TIMES, and the New York
W0rld The party danced all night, and
many of them went home with the girls
in the morn ing d.
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THURSDAY. TrDRrAnY 2isr, is80,
e. A. JONES.
r. A. BOWEN.
IA. &. BEArriE.
MEETINGS.

A. j. BRADLEY 4 Co. Auctioneers.
tel5-jt|
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Real f-tate Agents and AuotlOneers,
Corner Ihir zenith aud Hull streets. Man.
chester Va
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28
THE GREAT FALLS DAM.
Plans Completed for the Dam Across the
| Missouri at the Black Eagle Falls.

Plans Completed for the Dam Across the
Missouri at the Black Eagle Falls.
1t will be seen by the advertisement in
another column that the plans are now
complete for the great dam which the
Great Falls Water Power and Townsite
company is about to build across the
Missouri, near the Black Eagle falls.
The dam and headgates will be
lilo feet in length. The material
required includes 100000 feet of
timber; 10000 feet of plank; 1000 tons
OF iron, 5000 cubic yards of stone
filling in cribs and 5000 cubic yards of
gate chamber masonry. There will be
10 head-gates. This important under.
taking is for the purpose of developing
the water power of the Missouri in this
locality. The company is under contract
to provide water power for the Boston g.
Montana company's copper smelter by
September next j. T. Tanning, the con-
sulting engineer, announces that he will
receive tenders for performing the work
on this dam.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28

}. Kaufman has been made postmaster
at Cascade.
The Valeria library may be opened by
January 1st.
Miss Crevolin is spending the winter at
Cape Vincent, New York.
Representatives Hastie and Boardman
left here for Helena today. ~"
The proceeds of the Arion ball will be
used to equip the gymnasium.
Wanted-Two girls to do general house
work in boarding house. Inquire at
this Office
Sheriff Jefferis left for Helena today
with the alleged horse thief whom Sheriff
Hamilton captured yesterday
Mr.. Curtis and his efficient assistant
conducted large amount of express busl-
ness satisfactorily on OF about Christmas.
William Brown who shot William
Wren will not be arraigned for day or
two. Gloomy reports come from Sand
Coulee relative to Wren's condition. DR..
DeVere fears that he will die and says
that he could not be removed with safety
w tIe hospital mere.
Real estate in Great Falls is in active
demand. The records of the clerk and
recorders office show numerous sales
each day, for considerations that run
way up into the thousands. The holidays
seem to affect the market but little, as the
officers of the Townsite company are kept
busy attending to the wants of many
purchasers.
Charley Green returned today from
Benton and received a cordial welcome
from lis many friends here. Mr.. Green
has just recovered from severe attack
of typhoid fever and lacks much of being
the robust young man he was Octobe'
Sth, when he was taken i'll. He is, how
ever, recovering rapidly and the TRIBUNE
trusts he will soon be himself again.
The funeral of Mrs VIM. Morrow took
place from the Episcopal church this af
ternOOn at one O'clock The funeral cor
tege arrived from the opposite side of the
river. and it was Joined at the bridge by a
large delegation of our citizens. The
Rev. M. Clewes conducted the services
according to the simple and impressive
rites of the Episcopal church.-River
Press.
We regret to learn that County Treas
urer Minar is confined to his home by
having been taken with chill
today. We suspect he has the prevailing
epidemic, influenza, which, commencing
in Russia, found its way to the Atlantic
coast, and westward across the North
American continent We learn that it
already appeared in Helena and other
Montana cities.-River Press.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28

Co-Operative or Assessment VS.. Old Line
Life Insurance Companies.
Cooperative insurance means promis-
ing you something for less than it costs.
1t is the discarded plan in regular COM
panies of'a "die to win" policy. If you
die before the company bursts your wife
MAY get SOME money. None of the poll
cies agree to pay fixed amount, but only
what an assessment will net. Say that
YOU stay in an assessment company for
five years (the average length of life OF
such associatlons), the company or assocl-
alton "goes up;' you get nothing. You
don't pay "a, your assessment on the day
you get nothing; you drop out of the Or
der or company--you get nothing. ;,
The New York Life has been organized
As years. Assets to protect policy hold.
ers, $95,OOO,000. So it Il the strongest OF
all. You have 80 days grace on all prem
lums, including the first, 50 don't delay
insuring. You don't care or are unable
to make payments and we give you a paid
I'm policy. The company takes no mans
money that it is not willing to render an
equivalent
JUSTICE, EQUITY AND STRENGTH.
Insure at on.e, at low rates, with
7. GAHAGAN,
p,,>o,;+o p,rk Hotel Great Falls,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28
Burke's whereabouts

New ORLEANS, Dec 27.-News has at
last been received of Major E. A. Burke,
ex-state treasurer. After he left Bo-
logne nothing was heard of him until to-
day, and his whereabouts was not known
to his most intimate friends here.
Burke has arrived in Tegucigalno. Hon.
duras, and is there now. He came by
the Hamburg line to Jamaica, and soon
after to Amapola, on the Pacific. 1t IS
said he has $25OOOO or 100000 with
him. He is going to his mines. Nothing
is known here of any movement looking
to the settlement OF the embezzlement
against Major Burke.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28
A SILVER BOW PLOT.
IT WAS NOT OF THE JACK AND HALL
KIND, HOWEVER.
Four Young Rascals Try to Blackmail
Hon. W. A. Clark-The Plot Discov-
ered-The Conspirators Want
ed to Make 100000.

BUTTE, Dec. S7.-[Special to the
TRIBUNE Much surprise was caused
here yesterday when it became known
that an attempt had been made to black
m all Hon. w. A. Clark.
Mr.. CLARK received letter, written in
pure dime novel style informing him that
unless he paid the writer 100000 he
would kill him outright Or at any rate he
would camp on his trail until he did kill
him. The writer obligingly offered to
call next day at Mr.. Clark's bank for the
100000. Mr. Clark sent word to the
police and a detective was assigned to
watch for the person who would ask for
the expected package.
At the appointed hour yesterday after
noon youth called for the package. He
was at at once arrested. This arrest was
followed by that of another youth who
was asked by the police to write letter
to his father. He complied. The police
compared the handwriting with that in
the threatening letter. 1t proved to be
alike.
1t has since become known that four
young fellows were concerned in the plot.
The letter sent Mr.. Clark was, in part
as follows:
BUTTE C1TY, Dec. 20, 's9.
Mr. w. A. Clark: We, gang of des-
perate and determined men, want to call
your attention to the fact that we are all
financially broke and we arc determined
that you shall contribute 100000 to our
relief or we are sworn to take your life
within week if it be the last act of our
lives. A messenger will call at your
back door of your bank Monday, the 23d
Of Dec, at 2 o'clock p M, for the money,
600 ali in ca cash oe With TO- 600 tsGfvy Of It gold % and
the rest in greenbacks you will be
corpse in three days. When he comes to
get the money if he is tracked or followed
in any way we will not receive the
money but will spend the rest Of our
time lurking In wait for your life. Sign
ed 19 desperate and determined men all
sworn to have your life or 100000.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

fFrom Thursdays Dailyl
Lew Foster received as Christmas
gift ten pound boy.
Judge J. A. Harris of Chestnut came in
on this afternoons train.
The fine weather yesterday was the
theme of general remark.
Frank Lepper, the Fort Benton black
smith, is visiting friends here.
A crazy woman named White is in Jail.
She keeps talking night and day.
County Surveyor Kern begins today the
surveys for the two Sun river bridges.
An alleged horse thief was captured
by Sheriff Hamilton yesterday and IS now
in Jail here. -
Mr.. and Mrs. David Graham and
daughter Mabel, Of Belt, came to town to
spend Christmas.
Contractor Robinson has returned from
Duluth, accompanied by his wife. They
are at the Park hotel.
Major General j. Demosthenes Taylor,
Sergeant-at-arms of the Rumps, spent
Christmas in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Myers entertained
some friends in their usual hospitable
way on Christmas day.
Mr.. Jeffers of Cascade was in town to-
day to see If he knew the alleged horse
thief who is in Jail,
1t is reported that two arrests have
been made in consequence Of some re-
cent disturbance at Belt.
81. Huntley and wife and DR.. Dean of
Helena spent merry Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Child at the smelter.
Thomas H. Nelson will learn some
thing to his advantage by sending his adj
dress to box No. 5, Diamond City, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Maclay entertained
very pleasantly number of bachelor
friends at christmas dinner last evening.
Sheriff Maurice Sullivan of Fergus
county returned today from Deer Lodge,
W here he went in charge oil two prison
ers.
The handsome silk dress which was
ratfled at 1'riyg's saloon Saturday even
ing was secured by Mr.. Black, the livery
man.
1t Is evident to the management that
somebody has heen meddling with the
wires of the Electric Light company and
whoever it is is likely to get himself into
trouble if the thing is repeated.
T. w. Thompson of the TRIBUNE has
gone to Choteau to interview the good
people of that section and to gather data
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-28

M1DDLETowN, N. Y, Dec. 27.-When
William M. Rysdyk's Hambletonian, the
great sire Of the most famous American
trotting strains, died on his owners farm
at Chester, in 1878, Mr.. Rysdyk (since
deceased) buried the old horse on the
slightly summit of knoll near the Erie
railroad station and in full view Of pass
ing trains A year or two ago move
ment was set on foot by Orange county
horsemen to raise suitable monument
over his grave. So far $1,000 have been
subscribed Renewed efforts are now be-
ing made to make the fund $4,000.