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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
.~sn!in.eHs OF scnse.

4 man that always talks, is either a
Fool or thinks others are.
P~omrosity sna dignity often covers
a vast amount Of ignorance.
Deceit is an insecg that soests N the
hear. aud eats all the aiYinity in nan.
Appearances are otter deceptive al.i
fine clothes and slick talk concea!s
much %iniquity.
Islander is q boomerang. it Tics III all
directions hut rebounds on The head Of
the throwcs.
a man. actions speaks loader than
words.
A Aigot is 4 hiped with but one tai.
ent and that lie continually tries to
force his neishbo.s to ACCEPT.
sama ncople only eiseon asare thing
ard taen sometimes ter eject.
: Liar is more dangerous 70 q cora
muniyy tbaa i thief
There are -wo species S fnois. one
o~srrcrowdea with hnawlcase sni ire
ether for The van. II Il.
Al elrr;y barrel gives on. more
sonnd than 2 Full oae. The less ! naa
; knows The mora lie talks.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
ST s,vosss-
re saow IS :.poa. gems.

rAs saow IS :.pou. gems.
we're N tho State Of South Daket.s..
Loat forget the Jubilee dance Fri.
day night March s.n.
l'he fall tie;e Of the spring snn has
burst upon us with his eifpigent rays.
Mr. Edmund Petty started OF. q visit
to Nebraska last week.
MIR. Sheets OF Cheyenne river is hap
.py over the arrival OF now son.
Or. r. 4. Jennings returned hons
from Chicago on Tuesday stage.
Mr. Joseph Petty, who has been enite
sick 70: the past few weeks. is slowly
,ega,ning his health.
A Soldiers Home Jubilee dance and
supper viii he gwen on Friday, March
s, at hot Springs.
Three mere days and the Lord will
bless this country with q loyal rresi-
dent. No mere yetoss o. pensions ana
soldier homes teen.
The farmers will Lave wheat enough
sowed in Fail River County ,hi, s!,riMg
TO keep a large iIour:ng laill in success
frl operation and continuously.
gu. Thompson who has been u saest
a; the Hotel Minnekahta for Inc pass.
two months. lat yesterday fov For:
Mead 10 join his regiment. The Col.
is liishi, pleased with Hot Springs. its
scenery and mineral waters,
Hon w. II. Wright, CT the Dead.
wood Times who has ss.u a%oicurnlna at
the Springs for several days, left for
home ON Sunday. MIR. Wright speaks
N the highest tcs'ns of TIE country and
wafer. We hope Il see ham down here
in a futare Gay as oHc OF our citizens.
GLORY To God IN the highest. i'vaoe
on earth and good Will 10 me.. rms
Soldiers Home is heated al M~otsprings
on The banks ri the beautiful Ai.ine.
kaAta. Thanks 70 Ii friends every
where. Justice is done, and the I'D
soldier viii be cared for.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
p,sfcrcRv.

COUNTY CoMMlssiNSKHs-A. y. Powell,
u. u. Brigham AMI W. y %!i.ili,,s.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY = l., Wilson.
SHEKiIr-Sc:i, ttif,.1
REGIsI,i.H or Dhi.D>.-c Y ispyes
1kE.tsI HE.Rs-it 4. Iastou.
ASSESSOR H. Ii. Cos-itt.
PROBATE JvDGE.-W. II. s,sr,ay.
SUPT. PUB. ISsTRUc.--W. 4. Thompson
JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL. DIST tioa. c II.
Thomas OF Deadwon!.
CLERK OF cOIRT-thaa. IL McNihnsn.
JUSTICES OF " j'tarf.-W. IL. Wood,
t'sscaic; ". II. Stnnley, bn' Springs. l.. ..
Fleet, Oelr;chs; o. $. lrary. Cascade
Us l..,Np OFFICE
REGISTER.-j. Il. %h;;es;dc Dcaawooo.
INSTRUMENTATION I%.ntaorc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

Gel. j. G, Thompson. OF Fort Mead.
who is here at the Springs .or health
benefits, gave the STAR cfics a pleasant
call on Tuesday. The Col, feels graft
fed at the knowledge that he is surely
on the road to health ard strength. He
tried the scales and found that since
lie came his weight has increased %
pounds, a pretty good evidence Of the
~matsria!ity Of returning health. The
Col. is an old veteran of the way in
which hccenlracted rheumatism, a CONF
plant that has caused him long time
suffering. end to be relieved, gives
nina much happiness and q feeling Of
g~satsfu!lness toward the medicinal
waters which he claims has caused the
change III health.
Me Western Dakota Loan ard 1r.ist
CompaaA. of Deadwood, Dakota, nego.
tiates Farm Loans on the most liberal
tsrms consistent with safety. and offers
special Inducements, 10 be obtained Of
To other Farm Loan Company. For
full particulars cali or II. z. EATON,
Agent. at Hot Springs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
soT,cG Foa FualicATIoM.

S,'ice il ..reiay siyci, that the following named
setiierlar Sled Notice cf his intention u n.aAc
arai proof IN support Of ii- r,ai.i, an:
tia. sai' proof viii ~. niaiiu before the clcl,, ns
~ d:s,ri tsoas. u iaa RIVE 10. j;ai.. ut lsis
ult!cc IL ,Ic. .s:,riilgs L:s!. .a.s..:l 90, 1889. viz
ROBERT !" :NaSS. l.. 9. oli,.
Eorthc INA * ). So. ". lts re. &C., sSl-s sec.
-. -. h. i l.. Il Al
lie nslnea tie following witoessei = pro*s his
rertiniaus .es:asnce upon and s:.ti.atton OF.
.ai;i land. six: Joseph i,etty, Giiliaia y. Eanini;,
l~aeIipa I. sa";e-. Henry Z. Eaton. ~! q H..
@pi.l.a p. u. Ian.
Any person mlc,.osi.cs 70 pro;aa. against the
ii. oNan Of such PROOF. % VIM knows of any
substantial r.ason, under .te ia# ana the regnlu.
IONS " til. Interior Department. Why such proof
atty g., the ahore mentioned live ami place 20
crcss-exa,a;ac the w:eneeseo c. as.a r.a:n arr, eia;
offer evidence in ~re'u..el OF tina. nuHin.t.ed b.
nm T~scp.s:e.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
See.y Elk. Com.
yGTicE F0R PUBLICATION.


Land ni1ee at Rapid city Dak. Feh'y, "a, 1sse.
Notice % 'craby given that the following named
settler l,ss sled notice OF h:s lp,rntion 10 max o.
slrMut.tioa rro.fin suppo.t ot his clsiia and that
aistvic, court of Fall River Conn;y. Oak, Mt his or
fee il ~ spril.s, sak on A,,,ril 9Th, 1ssa. viz,
i'cr The IL: NM an! lots ! snd 9 sec. 81, Ts,s S.
RI =. S.H. y.
r. nen.r= ti.r following witnesses to prove lis
continuous residence rron and cultivation of
said land, viz. Wolt,r Y. hisirr. Alexander
Paterson. Alex,ilcer 8. stewart, siiss i Doauc,
al of Not Springs i. o., Oak.
ANY person who desires to protect against the
allowance of such proof. nr who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the rcgula-
tons Of the Interior ncla :s,snt, why suc!, proof
should not be allowed, vii! he .:srn an orportu-
nifty at the above mentioned time and place %
crossexa,ninc the witnesses OF said ciaima;,t. and
to offer evidence in rebultal of tina! submitted By
JOHN IL. W%HlTESIDE.
HE l%ic,-.a.nr.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
JOHN g. McliAY.D y. S. 1907

For the NV. sec. IL. i. &, $. L.. 5. Z. y. ". ".
Ne :.i:ics the following witnesses 10 prov. his
coni;naois rcs,ienc. upun md cultivation Of,
s.;i Land. ,is:-Wiliialn 4. t;csmond, Thomas
ieil. ii.urx z. Eaton, of Hot Springs o. OAK,
Byron IL. Ma.,ir pf ailr:in Vale: i. 4. Oak.
Of .ech prof., crwnp knows o. III. substantial
reason. nn'irr Iii. Law and tho regulations Of the
%irtcr.ur Department, Why sch proof sltsGid not
he ail,wea. Will he giyei, an opportunity at the
lhove mentioned time AM! place to croaa oyaminr
tn" witnesses OF SAID claimant. aud To offer cv;-
,ience in ~rrl,ut.ll vi that submiste! hy claimant.
JnIiS Il. Wil1inES:nH.
~. Register,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

land Ofir. at Rapid city, naA., ret'y 10, 1890.
Notice il ..o,coy given TIA. the following
named settler las ii!ed notice of hie ~intcution t,
make final proof in support of his claim, ard
that said proof viii br made before the Clerk OF
the District COAT .t Rail Iuy.I GaL:.tJ, Eak .
Ct siit office in Hot Springs, Oak, on April 81.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
sc.eiy Hurt

Hank Wright came up from Hot
Springs on yesterdays train, bringing
with him the usual good reports from
that health resort. Nans says the peo-
pie Of the Springs = sorely disappoint.
cd at the action of Governor Church in
vetoing the soldiers home bill. and have
given up all hopes Of its finally becom-
ing q law. The passage Of the o.ll is
hardly looked for.-Rapia Journal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
HOW The NEWS Cr THE SOLDIERS
HONE PASSAGE WAS RECEIVED
AT THE SPRINGS.

Judge Dud!ey-"Aow mine eyes
have seen the righteous OF Thy work.
let thy servant shout for joy.
DR.. stewart-Hurrah! Down with
the traitor, up with the flag"
o. Ferguson-'By sissors-i,s bully
Frank Callahan-'Glory to God"
s. Z. Wilson-sic Semper Tyeannus.
". P. Phillips-lu set ON up. turn
yourselves loose.
S. Eyana.-Jumped-up JeGmima.
amt she coming smooth.
Pat Fersussu-Toh-li r.:a the e:er-
aruor.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

Our representative Crawford with
drew the Pierre Soldiers Home hill in
The council, and the Hot Springs bill
passed last Friday. 1t became evident
that the Pierre bill could not pass now,
aud if the fight was continued it would
kill the Hot Springs bill, and this is
not desired by people. Pierre
wanted the Home if she could set i.
fairly, but would no. stand i'll the way
in order to defeat another location.
Our people believe j. is an institution
that is needed and ought to be located
without delay, hence they withdrew
their offer that the location may be
made.-Pie,Yc Signal
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
BEAUTIFUL HONE FOR THE
FADING VETERANS, TO BE
ERECTED ON THE BANKS
OF TUT nEAUTIFuL
allS.,:g IL

Everybody q. fios Springs is happy.
uoi h.ass orr friends aad may iie To-
give on. enemies.
The lesislatnre has done y great
thing COR the old veterans. Nc .san
that worked Cor our bill Will have cause
to regret their course. but as time pas
ses, will feel proud that they had an
opportunity 20 forward SO noble a Gauss
as the establishment Of Il Soldiers
Hcme. We know that Hot Springs
was The place FOR the institution and
this not Said from 4 selfish stand pniat.
In our next issue We Viii give 81
list Of The members who voted tor ors'
hi'i ani Il personal mention OF those
who are entitled 10 sas creates: credit.
We are too .fN to my much at this
| time but ncst week will be better pre-
pared to give a complete history of the
soldiers home.
The ,ilings received trom Bismarck
on "Wednesday evening. gave tho spir-
Its of the Hot Springs citizens such a
thrill as was never before witnessed in
the town. lhe Instantaneous change
trem the dssponaeal apathy occasioned
by rhe s~niese,!isus End y:nsic.ive veto
message of the carpet bay governor, to
the glad refrain that hu'nmed with
lightning speed over the wircs-"tiae
Soldiers Home is passed overtlic seto.'
Nc.er was such rejoicing heard, ornev-
c. camc new, more welcome. III hon
or 10 the loyal soulS, who although eyer
y quarter OF Il century has i!own into
eternity SINCE The daring deeds We're
done By tbs bo:s IN bue, TO save this
nation. had the courage and p~atriosism
to stand molly hs and defend a crate
lul leopl, 5 gift from the 'iestsoyiaq
hand o. a usslrer and aespot.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

a. w. iiasi;". Vt;o;nc,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Peter y. Johnson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ~:
minis!rator Of the estate of Peter y. Ich..cn. i.
ceased. 10 the creditors .! and ali pe:sens havi.i,
with the nece. sary Vouchers. within six mont
after Il c lir.t publication of this notice. t.. III.
said alministrator at brownsville ny Mt tn off.
of the judge "f problte, in the count: of L.,
renee. d. n.
bate: at p%nauwond. D. n. Jan. 25. 1879
i.H!!iRT o.. RUl IH.ON.
Administrator of the cst'-ie Of Feter 4. onhisoi
Decreased
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
W. IL. C..

sl1.As A sTRicLASp CORES so
Mss. N A. STEWART, president.
Mira. n. j. EA1eS. :ecratary.
.I.ets SECOND and fourth SATURDAYS OF each
,aoa;h alta a. u. Hall. at 1 O'Clock NJ.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
Press Comments

The council has also passed tlle sol.
aiers' hone hin, and the veto power
viii again he need to prevent the fool.
ish expenditure Of the peoples money.
Trust Gov. Church for that however,
Mitchell Repu5iscaa.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
,..c Governors Veto OF the Soldiers
Home al siet Springs.

II.:s democracy, Of ]'aii River cogniy
ana especially those living AZ I!us
Springs, must feel gssti!ie9 ri thar
endorsement Of Church at they convon-
tion iii August. 1t is a isst rctusn for
their susseYyiencs in endorsing a I
pet-hag official. But the democrats
were not the only ones that was very
tender with TIE Governor, son.e 0; the
republicans also insisted that no man
should be sent Ia ,he legislature that
would be obnoxious to the Governor,
for il they did he might veto the SOL
diers' home bill. Some even went so
far as to say and in fact, work to pre-.
yent any man that was a special friend
of hot Springs goins, AID accomplish
ed their object. We do not NEAR to
he understood as saying tina, the
members from this district are not
friendly to the location Of the soldiers
home here and that they have not done
good and efficient work for the home.
But each one has interests paramount
To the soldiers home, interests iii which
they + personally Interested and to
those they must givctie;r srsc;s . work.
There has been three gentlemen though
that has given their entire time, labor
and ability to the work of securing the
Soldiers Home at Hot Springs. These
gentlemen are Mcssrs. Hammond
James and Langley, the committee APP
pointed by the encampnaent at Redtield
last March. OF them we propose to
have something 10 say in the future.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
NOTICE For TugL.caT ON.

Land office a. Rapid City. Das., Jsn'yei, 1855.
Notice Ia hereoy given that the following naiaes.
settler has alod notice OF his intna.ion to make
final proof in support of his claim, eal
that said proof will be made before tic clerk CT
the District court of Fail River County. Dak. a.
his e:Ecs i'll Mo: Springs, Oak, on March 81.
lsSo, viz:
y. $. 1858 for tie nell neA sec. II. eli sci. src 9.
NJ.
do names the following Witnesses to prove his
saidland. viz;
Henry Y. Wcstafn,an, Thomas Bell, i.d:n,nt
Petty. William, c. SheDn. I'll OF Hot Springs 70
Dakota.
any passo: .yl.o %,,os;roa =, protest against II.
allowance Of sic. proof. or wii. H.. - II "a.
substantial Ic,aois. l,,.ici Tie law and regulation
OF the Interior Department. .wi,. ru;!, rrcc!
should not b. allowed. "iii " given m pi,.,ar.N
nifty ~ the above. NJ. ltioari tinic aud ,%.i.i..
cr,s, examine the witnesses OF said r.aiin.
a:t s,oir. . ,a,iea in ~rein:;tal of ;!:at s;.t.i
a. ~ .:tTs; IS
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

.1ias \. :.nlciiLA.o roar. 80. is..
AZ !ot Springs meets every s.rund md
fY1.tp Sntut,ta. o! tho ;npa,h. NJ rost room ever
Yerc. =, lcra ioa.c. Visiting c%on.pn's cosal-
Ally Invited. ". i. ini.:;a
II. Z. EAroS, Cuuliaaios,-.
.Adin.sut
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01

The last iiopc for a soldiers home has
ilsd. Gov. Church has vetoed the bill
Rapid C'itn Republican.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
S0riCE

B;1sfrt the delivery of l;v, hundred
and fly perch OF sandstone. Oh College
ssrouas. @il. be received unit! March
Asf' 1859, by the Executive Committee.
pi'iS Mus' IL seeomna,4iea by samples
q lac store u be iurmsl:s:. III. eo,n-
m;ttee reserves the RICH: to reject any
or ali hid. Address communications to
j. Il. D1cKoyEE,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
Fremont, Elkhorn L. Mo. Valley II. Il.
THE N~ORIHWEsTERN LINE
a. O. L. W.

\. u. u. W.
MlNSEKAHyh LODGE.
Mec,s ever. first and third THURSDAY nf she
month, in :tn has! ov.. frrfn's onrrn House.
Visiting ,~nonhnys always w.!eeuie-
T.. Il. ~.;uR.cH, NJ. ",
J.D p,cxovsm. Recorder.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14
THE CLOSING WEEK.
Exposition Managers Pleased With the
Financial Success.

Exposition Managers Pleased With the
Financial Success.
This is the last week of the Exposition.
The great show will close on Saturday, and
the managers are highly pleased with their
success. Manager Johnston will sail for
Paris, and he has carte blanche orders to
bring back whatever he thinks will i'm
prove the Exposition for next year. Some
novelties are promised in the way of amuse-
ments this week. The musical programme
for to-day follows:
AFTERNOON.
PART LIZ O'CLOCK.
!. Overture-'Le Domino Noir." .Suppe
Part Song-Sweet and Low" Barnpy
sa eGsersticE adI Et ESelectio1EMaEta" FlOtST
Mr.. F. Wsdsworth.
5. March-"Kreutzfidele. e."............. .Hobile
PART IA O'CLOCK.
G. Overture-.Alfonso and Estrella Schubert
2. Solo for Cornet-"Les Folies Bergeres"
MIR. Thomas Clark.
s Popular Selection-"The Mikado," Sullivan
9. Trombone Solo-"The Favorite." Hartman
Mr.. F. N. Innes.
10. Galop-"Southern Plantation. Cassidy
EVENING.
PART IL O'CLOCK,
l. Overture, "Rosamunde,".. Schubert
Spanish Love Song, Roses and
Solo ofoP' for cornes sweet Hearts:
Mr. W. Paris Chambers.
4 Operatic selection, II Trovatore,". Verdi
Introducing solos for clarinet (Signor NOrrito),
cornet (Mr. Clark, trombone lMr. Sco-
feld) and euponium Mr.. White).
s. Grand ensemble, "Hallelujah
Chorus, ,n...-...................-. ..Haendel
PART u.-9 O'CLOCK.
G. Overture, THE Martyrs" Donizetti
z. Trombone solo, Robert toi que
Jaime" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. F. N. Innes
g. Concert polka (descriptive),
sour Baby (by requestl, l,............-Bial
Baby obllgato, Mr.. 81. Trout
9. Grand international Fantasia,
Congress of Nations lnnes
With electrical cannon accompaniment. In
PRODUCTION" Sunrise" !" ''Reveille, !" 'The Star
Spangled Banner No. l. Germany.
No. 2 Norway. No. s, England No.
4 France. No. 5, Sweden. Noe
Ireland. No. Z, America. FL
nale my Country, tits of
Thee, Sweet Land
of Liberty"
(NoTE.-This composition is copyrighted ac-
cording to act of Congress; all rights reserved).
To- March, Thirteenth RegimentN.
u. .. n. L. ...1nnes
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14
GOING TO ST. LOUIS.
Rev. A. III. Miller VIII Take Charge of n
Miliionaire's Church-A Beaver Falls

Rev. A. III. Miller Will Take Charge of n
miliionaire's Church Beaver Falls
Pastor Sorry to Leave Friends.
Rev. A. II. Miller has resigned the pas
toral charge of the Beaver Falls NJ. E.
Church, and proceeds next week to st.
Louis to begin his new duties as pastor Of
the Niedringhaus Memorial Church. Mr..
Miller was seen last night at the Emory M.
E. Church, East Liberty, where he has been
attending conference. Speaking of his de-
parture, he said:
This is the bitterest sacrifice have ever
been called upon to make. 1t is terrible
wrench to resign ones old pastorate, and to
say goodby to so many friends and relations
all around Pittsburg. DIR. J. L. Fulton
recommended me to Mr.. Niedringhaus, the
founder, as fit person to take charge of his
church. AT first / refused to accept the
otter OF the pastorate, but finally agreed to
step into the gap. 1 have been to see the
church, which is a very fine and extensive
building, capable of containing congrega-
tlon OF from 5000 to $4,000. There are
dining rooms, Sabbath schoolrooms, gym
naslum, and home for deaconesses in con-
nection with the church, and as it is situated
In the center Of a populous district, am
confident that in a short space of time quite
a large congregation can be got together"
The church is intended as a memorial to
the son of Mr.. Niedringhaus, who died not
long ago. The founder said to Mr.. Miller,
on the occasion of his visit to St. Louis: 81
thought that money would be no use to my
boy where he has gone to; but it came into
my head to put that money out at interest
for him by building this church"
That was very noble sentiment" said
Mr.: Miller, "and am sure that the church
will prove blessing, not only for the dead
son, but also for the living father"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14
DISPOSED Of 30 CASES,

Judge Gripp Doesn't Show Much Mercy to
VioIators of the Law.
At the Central station hearing yesterday
morning Magistrate Gripp disposed OF 40
cases, most of which were of the common
order. William j. Conway, for disorderly
conduct, was sent to the workhouse for 80
days, as were Charles Bell, John Smith and
Charles Melville.
Kate Deuhart, for keeping a disorderly
house on Poplar alley, got 80 days to the
workhouse. George Deuhart and Hugh
Kirk, who were found in the house, were
sent to Jail for ten days each. The house of
Lavina Seals, IL Pasture street, was also
raided, and five men arrested. At the hear
ing yesterday the testimony was not suffi-
cient to convict the defendants, and they
were discharged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14
NAVY DEPARTMENT. WAsHINeroN

NAVY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
IN OCTOBER g. 1889 This Department.
advertisement dated September r. leS9 invit<
ing proposals for steel for use IN the construc-
ton Of two cruisers, OF about 1000 tons dis
placement each. for the United States Navy.
navy yard, Brooklyn, N. T. and the other mo.
81 at the navy yard, Portsmouth, Va is modl-
fed as follows The Department reserves the
right to give orders for material In any class or
classes from time TO time during . period Of
one year from the date Of the contract In
classes A and (steel platesl d (stee1 shapesl
and Il (steel rivets) deliveries OF materials
shall begin under each order or schedule riven
or designated at any time by the Departments,
within 30 days from the date OF the receips
of the order or schedule, and shall be com
pleted within 90 days from such
date. In case the completion Of the deliveries
Of all the materials required under any order
or schedule shall be delayed beyond the period
Of 60 days from the date of the receipt thereof.
deductions of 1000 per day may, in tne discre-
ton of the Secretary OF the Navy. be made
from the contract price for each and every day
(excepting Sundays) during which such CON-
pletfon is delayed beyond the said period Of
90 Gays; provided, that such orders or Schedules
shall not require the delivery of more than one
month In classes and + deliveries Of mater
ials shall be completed within so days from the
date Of the receipt of the patterns or complete
orders for such materials. Payment less q
Of 5 per cent, viii be made on
classes A, B. d and e, on the first OF each
month, and for the materials delivered during
the preceding month. Payment, less = reserve
and f. on each delivery. Reservations viii be
withheld until the completion OF all the deiiF-
cries under the contract. B. T. TRACY, Sec
retary OF the Navy oclQ32M
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-14

THE assignees sale at auction of dry
goods, carpets, rugs, etc., at 723 and 725
Liberty street., corner Eighth, will COM
mence this morning at 10 o'clock, afternoon
at 2 and evening at 7:3O, and continue from
day to day until the entire stock is sold.
tention of the public generally. The goods
are all the choicest quality, and must be
sold regardless of cost or price, and in as
small quantities as the buyer may desire.
The management has made special arrange
ments for the accommodation of the ladies.
For further particulars see advertisement
in auction column.