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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
LED INTO COURT UNDER GUlRD,
HARDY, THE BOLD BANK THIEF, GETS EIGHTEEN
AND oNE.HALF YEARS FOR A sENTENCE
-ure ro0rNEss

his GOODNESS.
Henry F. Hardy, the young bank thief VINO -
also known by the names Of Harding and o'Connor'
was taken TO the General Sessions yesterday Tor
sentence Four aud a half months had passed since
ne escaped from the building. lie re-entered 4,
under a guard of several detectives led by Ponce
Captain Mclaughlin. The prisoner had escaped from
Part Ill on day when judge MARITIME was presiding,
and IL was expected that he would be taken TO the
Same part OF the court and before the same judge.
The police officers, however, went before Recorder
smyth not knowing Of any understanding that the
case should be taken before Judge MARITIME. Tho
sentence was delayed for few hours until the mis-
understanding to the court in which the prisoner
should be arraigned was settled. The Recorder and
Judge MARITIME sat side by side when Hardy was finally
taken to the bar
Three indictments file against Hardy or
Harding. Two Of them charged grand larceny IN the
first degree in stealing bundles OF money aggregsne
$4,000 from the counters of the Fifth National ard
the Continental National Banks, on September 20.
The third indictment charged assault in the first degree
In the shooting of the officer who attempted to arrest
Hardy. The prisoner pleaded guilty TO one Of the
indictments for larceny and the charge Of assault.
Tho Recorder said he had consulted with Judge
MARITIME and they had agreed as TO the punishment
10 be inflicted lie sentenced Hardy TO serve term
OF ten years one indictment, ana OF elSht years
and six months on the second Indictment the second
term 10 begin at the expiration OF the hrst term.
Hardy took the sentence cOolly and told the cour;
officers that he was well satisfied.
The detectives said that Hardy had made acouaht-
ances among the Philadelphia police and had become
fayorite with OF the officials before his identity
discovered last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
pprv.rrRE PUBLIcATIOY.

Tho statement published yesterday to the ehect
that the wellknown bartholomew. Rochester ana
Oenesee brewercs had been purchased by Luxe BISHOP
acting on behalf of tho City OF London Contract Cor
poration turns out to be premature. Isaac UnteT
meyer. of the firm Of S. & I. Untermfyer' VINO were
mainly instrumental in consolidating the company oi
English caniialsts who took over the Clausen and
Flanagan brcvcrles said last night: The statement
Published this morning In reference to the sale aud
Capitalization OF tho Barboomay. Rochester and
end have believe been in progress but result has
yet been arrived at"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
The Treasury purchased sl2l 900 41-2-pel

The Treasury purchased sl2l 900 l-2-per
cents at | 90 Is
The business in state issues was limited: a
small LOT of Louisiana consol 4s al 50 was all that
was done. or city bank stocks, Western National
sold l20j At 90
The business in railway bonds was well dis
orally ruled firm, with some fluctuations in the
speculative issues. Toledo, 81. Louis aud Kansas
City lrsts rose to os. Atlantic and Pacific Is
new IS were firm at about O.. Denver and Rio
Grande Improvement IS were in demand at 80 II
ash Reference is made 10 our full report Of
bond sales.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock IL
change Cotton Oil certificates sold 10000 a
80 7-sa5s 7-sa50 IA, Sugar certificates l2,900D
ITO. and seconds 10000 al - -, St Louis,
New Orleans aud Ocean Canal $4,000 at 80 IA,
Brunswick Co. u, 500 at 10 3.4a20 b-sa20. Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON 35Atthe wool sales ay purchasers for the
home trade were the principal buyers OF fancy Victoria
portion Of the geases There offered 33i3 bales Fifty
victoriazsaie 800 bales; secured iOdn2s Cd; DO
and pieces I'D a9ld do marked s Wilson credoaDe
bales greasy IL I'D do locks and pieces Sd do
Cole and cO1panyioo bales secured Is loda2s Sd DO
Ia 2isSis Sd. New south wales-i,OoO bales; secured
Is 2Ldals Cd: do locks and pieces l0dals 81 gressy
a. GS co% ESSS da DO ocEs and psce oSs
i 30 greasy 6i.dols Cd do locks and pieces ed ~
Is sd; greasy 3sid l0d do. locks and pieces. 8 I'D
PHILADELPHIA Feb. l5.-The wool market is quiet and
firm the following quotations. Ohio PennsylyaDia and
ss aoc coarse 81 Soc New York Michigan Indiana and
Western, fine and Xxx, 81 932 medium 81 d3ge oosr,e
washa sS%enS and wss .sS
hise Al a42c washed combng and deane 3904Q2
Canada washed combing, 1895 tub washed choice 400
Ing and dealne 80 0S2c; coarse DO 29d3lc; Bright m
washed clothing fine and Xxx % d26e medium. % 13lei
medium 20 24c coarse 90 G25c Eastern oregon fine $50
Sc medium 10 zoe coarse 2Od23c Valley oregon. Una
22925c medium 2s zee; coarse. 25T2sc. NewAexcaa
wool. 10 l6c
sr LOUIS Mo- Feb l5-The wool market quiet Brgh&
medium, ls@2ea coarse braid IL 922 ane light l5g23i
fine heavy tub washed choice SIC inferior 81 13oo
HAVANA MARKETS.
quiet but arm quiet sales, 1000 bags centrifugal
97degees polarization Tor SPAIN at IS gold per quntaL
-<-----
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER, Feb l5.Clotts and yarns quiet with eus
little doing.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
cHARrEsroy Feb l5.-Turpentne strong at 4oc asked
SAyANNAH Feb l5.-Turpentne hrm at Soc
WILMINGTON Feb. l6.-rurpentine urn AZ foc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
OIL MARKETS.

or cry Feb lbNationa Transit Cerncaies opened 81
" highest e2ia lowest o closed 9iF sale,
ez2s barrels shipments 96e5b barrels co. AlZ oar
reIs.
PlrIsBUks. Feb l5.-Perolenm hrm and active Nations!
e2l7 lowest, 81.
BRADYoRn Penn. Feb educational Transit Certificates
opened 9la; closed Ct ylt highest, sIs lowest 81
Clsannces, 2Sl2000 bbls.
TnvsyyLE. Penn. Feb 15-Natops Trans.t dCsrtrcsto'
epenedasesi hghasGa2is; saweNf0oSes assssyAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
rnr1rcr rEr MrMnrRs TO TIE cLrB.

Eleven new members VIII be admitted 10 the Re
publican Club at It's regular monthly meeting on Mon
day night The organization has now over 500
members II expects nave 900 men on It's rolls
before another year A member Of the Executive
Committee succeed Cephas Brainerd. Will be
At; e upefiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM TT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
Tie crude oil market yesterday sold up In the early
dealings 70 % IA at the Consolidated Exchange
and % 6-S cents Stock Exchange. The shorts
covered freely they supplied by holders VINO
saw a profit on their former purchases reaction FOL
lowed that carried values 10 81 cents There was ia
ing of from Thursdays activity but the volume OF trad
ing reached fairly large proportions Toward the close
there WAS rally to nearly 92 cents but some clever
sonc in the last few minutes produced fractional set
back Loans were renewed generally ''hat." and the
borrowing demand the end somewhat urgent. The
speculative trade considerably mixed IN opinions ~ ene
riD., perhaps the picponneIAiice
~ view favored reaction. The advance has been ma
feris within the days and the absence OF public
interest in speculation necessarily leaves prices some
what at the mercy OF the shifting Of specU0t interests
II would unnatural TO see further reaction ~
the nnetes strength OF the statistical SITUATION
ana the ease with which the floating volume OF cerun
cafes can be controlled elements that VIII probably
ern, good purchasers recession In the absence
81 discouraging ae!d qhe market closed firm al
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
foli..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
x,,,r- erocp MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

prry,ro Feb Cattle-Rccoipts for last "a hours 3i
heod Totsi for the week thus mr. 49, head for the
anne lime lat week Si5 Consigned through w caroas
20 Of which Ia New York carloads on sale market S'ey
sbaeD ana Iambs-Receipts last "a hours were uuv ne Va
roi or la week thus FAR $4,000 For the same 1is us
,reeb ~ 100 Consigned through ii earloane o wo
IN NcwYoTk 90 carloads on salo market stey III *
~ ro,, sheen az 30 al 90 Good 70 Choice, ~ 2o9St 40
lambs firm Ordinary TO Choice 80 7o@o ''i EA' - w
25 left over n. ,. .x..o 10 ian head Total for
enc seet thus far % 995 For same nno as we've AZ
% pnss through G5 carloads. 36 Of which - New DIN ~
piad. on sale market declined 6GlOc Ilaht Pl2s 80 90
az. 90 SeIsesd Workers 81 81 ass 90; seec,ed aVu ~
Ib; al 7O "a ID Rough 50 10 20 stays 10 so@o VI
the bulk Of offerings were SON. - ,. r.-.,
curc,ao Union stock Yards. Feb IL he prover,
renorts Catte-Becelpts 10 600 head smP @ -
d ,ortt grak Beeyes 81 400 20 steers 70 wv
e. e,ockers and Feeders 81 2003 40 COWS buns anu
e. 20 A,,53 10 Texas steers 81 80 as 40; ooo .rs,
-. pecents % head shipments soOV: ~
,S Med IA 80 a. so: Heavy - 500 oo' AisA'
FA450S4 %; Pigs "a ao~@ 20 .,trr,oo.a goo market
,r Natives SO OO6$j 90 Western S9r 81. - AoU
:. To- TEXANS $1,000 80. Lambs 81 $3.50 3D. .
or LOUIS Feb l5.Catue Receipts 400 sMpm ne y
o6n marker steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ 90
80 20 Fair TO GOOD So OQDsS 80 Butchers steers N Sd
q OsoSS Ks hangers Cornfed, IS Oo@sS DO CRASHED
% ungs peceipts 1890 shipments ZOO market sntee
Choice Heavy ami Butchers Selections - 80 30
p.cr,n1 Medium 10 Prime - 80 az 40 Light "r"ieS
rshee5IReceips 500 shipments none market strong
Fair u, Choice 80 OO0S4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

FlNANJIhL NNIfIAt'IS'
LONDON Feb l5l United states Ies cen vT Do
E 10 4s 1904 Atlantic aud Fiteat western ns1
age trustee. Certificates, 80 CANADIAN PaGaG, a. BE
second cousols, 1854; Mexican Orunary SO ;
%e's az Sonrnan a.. New York Central ll2 Reading
Iirois Central ii3+ Mexican Central first mortgage
@ amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal
ance to-day is sls.OOO
Nancy Is Ia "a per cent.
per silver quoted at ~ . iGd per ounce an ,. on
paris adyicos quote per cent rehte' ~ % r, rce
Tor the account and exchange Oh London at 20 francs
32 centmes for checks
spanish IS. IL -, - .-.o, ,o- ,oth abort ana
three nlou tbs bills Is 294 ? 's'per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
Ocean CLEANERS.


First cabin as and upward steerage at low rates
sTR ES q between sous
ampSn tT5q o sSrsS s9 a. sS
sSs pS Victoria send end @ Tass @ n4
8ii z I BI:'' b.:s:si
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANFS
dSTk EES h ESb sotrH SaEGeA
For Efo san Sf FSanc S Vha Panama
c2L0N af a sss pinh S s s
CITY OF Rio De and ss T%
''"pN"' H. j. BULLY. Superintendent
RED oiR For h ANTWERp AND PARIS
Sailing ron NewYOrk end AntT Ts5rv wssk 10 m
M E5SFbEk EbN $,;.,5R
sS6 Gam s1d s1%ar E Set e1s1 "a SO
PE S %RHGR KS SONS SH Gea Bowling Green
Ncn9SEE Inv VA z S a5@ Steamships
III : so5s ESs:Sisas1 D Il
81 Ss5sa3 IT,: s5 ssss 81.
q p c,sSG ssd bis. Is. an,
bR sff s":'' SS~s
GE ESH fAEA TT TR AAXsA
Company per ne%5Ne North KyeEtoct q Morton
"A "A s tAASSHfNavf faHs
IA BRFlTAGNE de Jousselin. -S,-rday, March 2 8 m
~ 4 FORGET. Agent. No. Bowling Green
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier IS. y. r.. foot OF KinR.st
Observation-Disclosures. ruesliy. February ~ z n
W HT{S}%%E Taf ID A5 Mi'' p - Nay 9
CABIN passage ESQ $50 $50 and soo second Cabin
$50 Ana <. NJ TT uN6ERnILf Z CO. IS Broadway. n
ENMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Nail Steamers.
I FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEHPOoL
From Pier 43. foot Of ChrisophertI, new f .9n. ~
CITY OF CHESTER. SATURDAY February rs IL 'S9 m
ONO 1...... .. Wednesday. March 9; m
CITY OF BERLIN noscay, March - = D. In
CITY OF NEW YORK. "Wednesday, March ~ a. ~
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 ana upward S 1890
ACE 500. PETER WRIGHT 3 SONS Gene Gsns,a AEsnA
~ IRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT , for
~ travellers abroad. available In all pars 0. t "1sa'
issued by HEIDELBACH. ICKELHllMEH x C9 o., aoi-
ENOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS. ..,-.,,.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery, any climate
Trims embracing forty ports occupyns "
weeks or onger--specaly arranged Coupons Svnl~ols
on any Of Atlas Line steamers saliug IofisnNS'
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defravs all necessary expenses Of tour 20 Jamaica
C,,tb,eSna SavSrlUs, Nicaragua Cosa Rica and the
MoSouo Coast Ports. ony Fist CABIN Passengers car
red. Address either
PIE FORWOOD & CO., Agents p statc'st, NJ L.
r1IOc COOLy G. SON Tourist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

-, land II .OOO) at So 20, and Kingston and
IDseshro ts,I ZOO at 81 5Oasl 81 -
fe Inc rates for money on call to-day ranged
,.o,, 10 TO . per cent; the bulk Of the bust
n aos' was done at per cent, but at the close
tbe supply at the rate was excessive ,s
"a" The Clearing House statement to-day was os
follows Exchanges, 1921, 1855; balances
S''Tbe Sub-Treasury to-day was creditor TO the
clearing House 81 ,006,s07. The business OF the
Sub. Treasury for the week ended tonight noludes
roreipts Of s12,77V399, and payments Vi
s17I14.93l; leaving the general balance ~
Si 90 GAS, 270 against sis7292, s02 February o,
sbowing an apparent loss Of 81, ,53Z. bu1
dnducting from the payments 1928, 500 ana IRON
ts accounts with the General treasury ItS i1es
as affecting the banks is S2,l29, ~ ana ma tals
rosnlt includes the payment OF 81, ISo,3S4 Tor
nurchased bonds To-day's operations covered
Peceir,s. So O6a, Col payments, s2,4sO.13S; with
balances of 81 66329,22S coin ana slo,Sl9,O4Z
currency .o.~,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho limited States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S366,112 National bank notes for
redemption. =, ooo mr. s a.
The customs receipts were 81 OO3, 707, and the
eternal revenue receipts were s530,4SI
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF
cosh on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows
Feb. II. Fob IS. Differences;
Net sy'r hid 26,923,0o1 2I,lO27So Inc. lfe,V9i
N .H ssai 'o"u:.' 2o74OOlo 2a4s5s7O Dec ao4Ca
Actual cash in
fTreas'y vaults
$3.50 32a278 s249 095 COG Dec 81 POO 5s2
nonosits I'm bks Ak 270 a. 53G COZ Inc. 49s 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

Net cash balns sZO4 364 o4S 93o123Oo Dec S''%%
Tn, foreign exchanges for to-morrOw's mail were
foirIy active and strong. We revise the quota
lions for actual business as follows: bankers
hills at "a SO 3-S and 81 SO rs respectively Tor
long and short sterling; French francs at 6le SO
and 5l6 7-s; reichmarks OF % 3-S and 30 "a,
and guilders at 40 and 40 l-2.
Tn London British consols were firm at 0S l5-l D
and 90 LIS respectively for money ana account
The Bank of England gained tlo,O0O bullion on
balance Bar silver was quiet at AZ 81 6d per
ounce, English standard In the open market for
money the tone was easier, with rates 3-4 and
Q rs per cent for discount Of bankers bills Amer
lean railways were quiet and firm, awaiting de-
yeopments; the prices generally showed some ad-
vanccs and apparently were unaffected by this
mornings slump in the home markets. At Paris
the political situation was without erect on
French per cents they closed at $500, against
SO 65 last evening, and sight exchange on London
was easy at 25.32 frs. to the f. ,-,
Maitland, Phelps q Co. are offering hmte9
amount OF 100-year first mortgage per cent goIu
trust bonds OF the ST. Louis and Sau tfanclsco
Railway Company
l. g. Ncwcom6e &c Co. offer to investors as Q
desirable and safe Investment, at par and accrued
interest s1,15O 900 first mortgage per cent gold
bcnds Of the Florida Central and Peninsu lar RAIL
road Company, due 81 5, being the unsold portion
of 49, 600. 900, Central Trust Company OF new
York trustee The road was organized l0r t9e
purpose of acquiring the property OF the Florida
Railway and Navigation Company, sold undeg
foreclosure in 1888. BY the sale, pa miles OF
standard gauge road. with equipment, terminals,
orr were transferred to the new company These
bonds are first and only len, issued ut the low
rate of S5,226 per mile, on all the properly 80
aconirsd Under the rcCeivershlp sl,9OO,OO0 was
extended for the improS ement OF the properly, ana
tIarc still remains s600,0 900, raised by assess
menfs from the old security holders, TO be ex-
pended for additional equipment Det,erenne, s
81 ,,cro Ie9b's6 Gross 81 ,005,5S0; net, o. lo,-
4s6; sS6-'s7 gross, 81 082ll4; ne a. do !a'a
tho three months ended January 81 the net
oarningS were Sg4, 81 q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
,r, r,pDAy FEBRUARY I6, fsoa-IEN fAGES

SO 70 10 Poorest to Best Lambs ranged in price from
80 80 TO 81 90. 49, e, 90 90, -, ok
Harrington 1si sais Sheep Poi IS I i2 o. a. 90
80 H. at s5 20: 1i5 Michigan Lambs % d. y 49, ~
STATE do II NJ Of 90 % 1872 Ohla ao % =. a, 10
1Is Pennsyiyana do i2s N, at 80 II IL
Dienbaek q Dewey 81 state Sheep oil ID NJ ~ 20 :
176 STATE Lambs 81 IL n, az "a %; 40 ~ .. a. An
IiaenbecE s Hollis liS sSts sheep N 70 a. ~
sherman l. Culver 17o Ohio SHEEP i94 70 a. 20 I9'
Newton & Giiiett ~ Ohio sheep. lob %, a. GO l23
Ohio Lambs 70 10 s7 2os DO so 3D. a. = ~ q. ko
Judi g. buckingham; 70 Sta eneep 80 L. Tvs ~ W W
30 STATE Lambs 90 ID, AT 20 a. - eoa load None for
sale .iye Nomipaiy weak A. as 2Q6s5 30 per 100 n"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

9. 1000. -. leo e WI, SSyS 4 Penn
5000 .....l05 % yih Dt,ocIs "a
Oregon Trans IS luOO. ,,1- con w. 10000.
1000 - ~ Northvesi, Sg IA West pac Bonds
$4,000 LOO l. comp oio'h Is07s 1000. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

Cash quotations we're follows No Spring Wheat I0 0
,N.'1" No q Sorn1 Wheat 90 100. No 2 ken 1Vi
i93sc No corn 81 c No. oats p &C. 70 p rye &c
No . harley nominal 80 l Flax Seed AZ 81 2I lTne9
Timothy 81 A. Meas PoFk III H. Per 6S 81 i bry
go. pShoaders boxed s. 5O6672 short Clear sides
b",ri az I2LQ25. Wmskey, dsgrs hnsDel toou: - 70
ner gallon Sugars-Cut Loaf 1os0o2c i1IahuIa'eu e''
S'" Receipts Shipments.
Articles 10000 1000
Flour Dds ---''''''''''-'''''-''''' 9SOOO 10000
Wheat blSl'' .--'-''''''--''''''''' l-sOOO 10000
corn, busl---.-- lOl 900 $4,000
Oats, bush-.- 1900 1908
Bye. bush $1,000 $1,000
Barley bush. -... =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

| HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Feb l6-Spanish gold So $685. 394. Exchange
ouet firm. Sugar quiet Sales 1000 bags centrifugal
97deUees polarization for SPAIN at s. gold per quntaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
c,uIRrvsroy Feb l5-Turpenune strong at 4oc asked
SAyANNAH Feb. 15.-Turpentine firm at 4oc
WILMINGTON Feb l5.-furpentlne nrm az ACC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

us4,co ............. .l2ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER Feb. l5-Cotts and yarns quiet with oue
little doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

Tex a rae "a INC
1913. 900.
, Tol A 4 q y NJ lst
! 1000. .lO7
/ Tol q Wabash
lst
! Trust Receipts
50 l. div
| 10 900. ...9 %
! Union Elevated lst
1000 1862
Union Pacific LIST
80
1000.
/ Union Pae Reg e
| 1000. .....l2O
| Virginia Midland
| Gen Mort
5.Oco ..- 81
/ WaD StL & pacinc
| bet Div
! Trust Receipts
l e. 600 Inc "a
4 $4,000 ...... ll6
| Chicago Div
| Trust Receipts
| ~. 900 .....- 90 a
l.OOO---...aAas
] 900 ... p8a,
West Shore G't'd is
I4sr.stercd
1 1000 Joe
| Westn y Y a Penn
LIST
4 4G.O0U. .......99 q
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04
ALucky Mining Venture.

The Helena assay Office takes all gold
bullion that comes. 1t may be no more
than a spoonful of dust from the man
Hho is working with shovel and wheel
barrow and little sluiceway near the
entrance to Yellowstone Park, or it may
be the single consignment from the
spotted Horse mine in Fergus county,
which yielded the owners OF the mine
5 10, sos. That was a thirty days run of
the Spotted Horse. Since then that mine
has sent in several consignments which
proved to be worth from $500 to
$4,000.
Spotted Horse has short but inter-
esting, history. P. w. Meadow was in
business at Billings. He crippled him
self financially by advancing supplies to
the parties who owned tho mine. The
property was put up at sheriff's sale and
Meadow bid 1t in to save himself. He
took out $4,000 in thirty days, and re-
Gently sold TO Helena men for $500. 900
cash. Mr.. Meadow Is a member OF the
constitutional convention, and Mrs.
Adow is the mead Of the very persistent
lobby which has been laboring to get
woman suffrage in the Montana consti-
tuition. Cashier Dembo says this Spotted
Horse bullion is the finest that comes to
the assay office. 1t is nearly as good as
gold coin. Ii goes over 800 flne.-Helena
Mont Letter.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

If London is the metropolis of the
land of fogs, there is much consolation
to be found in the fact that in spite Of
it's smoke and its fogs 1t is not only one
of the healthiest cities in the world, but
is growing healthier every year. Ac-
cording to the official statistics for one
quarter, our annual deaths are only al
the rate of sixteen per thousand. II we
could eliminate from the calculation
some over crowded and VIGOROUSLY tn-
healthy districts tho figure would, Gf
course, drop considerably.
Still more remarkable would our sani-
tGry condition appear II the area were
confined to the high and airy suburbs in
which so large proportion of those who
are by day lin populous city pent' are
fortunate enough to dwell, We have
only to contrast this condition of things
with the statistics of other capitals to
see how great is the advantage we en-
JOY.
In Paris, which shows comparatively
good record, the mean annual death rate
is 22.l0; in Berlin it is Els. in Vienna,
3G.7; in Munich, 32.9 and in st. Peters
burg, 43.7. In Brussels, which appears
to be the healthiest OF continental cities.
it is 1879. To sum up the case, the death
rate during the quarter in twenty ninc
colonial and foreign cities, having an ag-
gregate population exceeding $4,000, UHO
persons, was 2G.G per 1000 or more than
len and one-half persons per 1000 in cN-
cess Of the London death rate.-Londo
Daily News
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

Fifty-seven guineas is not had price
for pack of cards, and it was given a
few days since by a dealer at a sale held
in birmingham. The pack is stated 10
be the only one OF its kind in the world
Every card Is specially engraved, and
the pack comprises an exhaustive pic
tOrial history ol The principal events in
the reign Of Queen Anne, down to HOG.
They include the victories Of Marlbor-
ouyh. the Sea-tights Of Admiral Benbow,
all the various changes connected with
the parliamentary proceedings Of he
day, and the conclusion OF the trealie-
between England and France and Spain
The Queen 81 Hearts is a very we'll
drawn picture Of Queen Annie herself,
and the King Of Hearts represents Prince
George of Denmark, her husband. The
Queen of Diamonds is Anne Sophia,
Queen Ot Denmark the Queen OF Clubs
Is the Princess Royal Of Prussia, and the
Queen 81 Spades is the Princess Anne
of Russia The knaves were repre-
sentcd by heading politicians Of the day.
This curious pack was the occasion Of
mUeh spirited Kidding between the gen
nenon who held commissions for the
purchase. Had they gone to one OF
shese tho local art gallery would have
eventually received them AS ii is.
their destination is Shropshire.-Pall
Mall Gazette