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He ~ Him.

From the Clothier and Furnisher.
"Have you any paper collars 2" he asked.
as he sidled in the door on tiptoe.
"Certainly, sir.' replied the affable
clerk. "will one he enough? How il every
thing i'm ST. g.ouis?
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For SIS pcr month you can buy u lot in
Columbia City, Butte's choice residence
locality, that will double i'm value i'm II
months. Address the r.. 4. e.. II. Co., Al
East Broadway, Butte, Montana.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded at
A. 4. Playter's drug store, day or night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

Go to Miss H. v. White for the best and
most complete line of millinery good
ever offered i'm Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

Ladies' all wool scarlet underwear "a
Estes d for 80 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

New underwear. over-shirts, neck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
* Councils.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

A. T. Playter carries n full line of patent
medicines, pure fresh drugs and toilet ar
ticles.
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Miss II. ". White has just received
full line OF French imported hats.
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The celebrated Holroyd's underwear nj
Estes Il C~onnclrs.
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Atwood ladies' cloth 3sc. at Estes &
Connell's.
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winsor & Ncwton's tuts. paints 10 cents
mt Cress' drug store.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. sARRIERE.

Obseq uies of the Woman who was Mys-
~teriously Killed I'm Butte.
Special to the Standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 5.-The funeral of Julia
Barriere, the woman who was shot last
Saturday, supposedly by her husband,
d~ertaking establishment. The dead
woman was laid in a beautiful seal plush
casket. Her pallid features bore am ex.
preston Of terror which death had not re-
moved. The left check was rendered hor-
rible by the wound and the blackening of
the powder. The casket was covered with
floral offerings. a wreath, a cross, and a
Of the dead woman was not on the casket
hut there was simply. a silver plate with
the words, "At Rest" The services were
simple, consisting OF the regular burial
service and prayer. About n dozen car
riages followed the corpse tn the ceme-
Mrs. Hugo, sister of Mrs. Barriere. had
arrived from Chicago and was at the fu-
neral dressed in deep mourning. She was
greatly affected at her sisters death. Mrs.
Hugo Is a dressmakcr, and has nc chill
dren of her own. She will take Mrs. Bar
riere's children to- Chicago with her.
Undertaken Kirby says that from the
fact that the powder was firmly imbedded
In the woman's cheek. he thought the bar.
rel Of the revolver could not have been
more than three inches away.
J.. Merrill d Co.'S assortment Of dia-
monds are, by good Judges, pronounced
the best ever shown i'm Anaconda. They
have made some handsome sales in their
line of late and are constantly adding tn
their stock. We notice i'm their show
carved and enameied jewefry.
Estes q Connell have received their new
fnll stock OF clothing. -~ls
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For cutters, delivery slcighs and bob
sledis. go tai the Montana Lumber & Pro
tiuce 10.
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woman's Ignorance.

From the New York Weekly.
Mrs. Statesman-Do You know. sir. that
you came home last night i'm an utterly
disgraceful condition ?"
Mr.. Statesman swallowing about a
quart of water do you know
that the time OF year has arrived when the
country has to be saved again ?"
WAITING cards poasl,, --.;.A., -. 1r-;,,.s
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Visiting cards neatly written, mt Trips
Institute.
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Estes 4 Council have received their new
tall stock of clothing. .~lH
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27
IN THE COMMONS.

Secretary Matthews Questioned ON the Pig
oft Case-Crims In ireland.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-ln the commons this
evening Healey asked whether Home Sec
retary Matthews had ordered the arrest of
Pigott, and II not why he allowed Pigott 10
escape. Matthews replied warrant had
been issued against Pigott Healey then
asked whether the government had taken
any measures to prevent Pigott's escape.
Matthews admitted that as yet he had
taken no steps In the matter. The knowl-
edge Of Pigott's disappearance had reached
him within the past hour. lie promised
the government would do their utmost to
capture the fugitive.
Mayor Saunderson (conservative) re-
sumed the debate on the address In reply 10
the queens speech. Referring 70 Aorley's
man with ignoring the fact that crime In
Ireland had lessened since the enforce
ment OF the crimes act. Freedom OF speech,
which the PArnellites wanted, was not now
allowed, because they advocated law break
Ing, which led TO murder. This cry was
es,,s now Rss .hSp,, e sasn,s ss,Tsss pgps:p people
Nchs itkott heu amply Vuaiiucu uimnoii
TO be member OF the hrst home rule min
istry. He could not fnd any reason why
the PRrnellites shonld not be sent 70 Jail,
nor Why. when once there, they should
ever be let out.
Dillon empbatically repudiated As cal
umny any suggestion that he or his col
leagues worked for the increase OF crime.
The decrease OF crime was not due TO the
coercion act, but 10 the enormous conces.
sions got for tenants through the plan Of
campaign. II was also due 70 the knowl-
edge Of the increased sympathy OF the En-
Riish people. The declarations Of Glad
stone and his followers had more effect In
stopping crime than ali the coercion acts
ever passed.
Sir George Trevelyn charged BalfouF
with causing the PArnellitss TO be arrested
In place and manner calculated to inflict
the greatest possible outrage upon public
feeling and opinion. In the course Of I
| speech In defense OF the government, Ed
ward Stanhope, member OF the cabinet, 90
serted that wherever the plan OF campaign
was inaugurated, crime was the greatest
"There is not word Of truth In that" cx
claimed Dillon.
Cries OF "oh, OH" greeted Dillon's re
mark, and Stanhope appealed 10 the speak
er, whereupon Dillon challenged him !
prove his statement In reply Stanhop
adduced statistics showing an improve
ment In the condition In Ireland, which h,
claimed was due 10 the government
| policy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27
OUR NORTHERN NEIGHBOR.

Laurier's Impassioned speech In Favor of
Closer Union with America.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. B.-ln the com-
mons this afternoon Hon. T. Laurier,
leader OF the opposition, in q brilliant
speech, moved asweeplng resolution that
Canada enter into negotiations with the
United States, and that the modus
vivendi Of the fisheries matter be
continued. .Lsurier went on TO advocate
a mutual enlargement OF trade relations by
both countries. The sympathy OF Canada
for the south In the late war led 10 the abb
rogation of the reciprocity treaty Of 1854.
Lsurier arraigned the government for its
narrow Interpretation OF the treaty OF 1918,
and deplored the proposition OF the govern
ment 20 return 10 this treaty.
Sir John Macdonald said he rejoiced the
last year was In itself confirmation Of
Cansda's contentious What Americans
once considered n right, they will find
they will have to purchase. Canada does
not propose 10 make treaty BY surrender
ing. She will stand on her dignity. Sir
John denied that the government or the
msgistracy favored the south In the late
war.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27

WAsHIsoros, Feb. 26.-The train with
Gen. Harrison and party on board did not
proceed TO the station but stopped at Mary
land avenue and Ninth street. At 2:35
p. m. the party took carriages and were
Immediately driven 20 the Arlington hotel.
About $50 Major Pruden came over from
the white house with note from President
Cleveland 10 President Elect Harrison. At
both the white house and the Arlington it
was said there was no objection TO stating
the contents OF the letter, but both Lamont
and Halford referred all who inquired In
regard 10 II 10 the other. IL Is probable II
was simply letter Of courtesy from Presi-
dent Cleveland Offering any assistance In
his power that would contribute To the
comfort OF the Incoming president Gen.
and Mrs. Harrison will call by appoint
ment at the white house 10 morrow about
o'clock.
j. G. Blaine paid his respects and spent
n short time with the general. In the
evening Gen. Harrison and the ladies' OF
his family received number Of callers.
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THE WEATHER.
Temperature Yesterday nj Helena and n
varisss Othsr Points In the North " sst.

Temperature Yesterday at Helena and ~
vsrisss othsr Points In the North wsst.
The temperature In Helena yesterday, As
shown by X. ). Hale a Co.'s Yale College
observatory thermometer, was as follows:
7 q. m, Is above; noon, 2s above; 9 p. m..
"A above; 10 p. m. 10 above.
Dispatches TO the INDEPENDENT last
evening show the following conditions at
the points named at o'clock:
Philipsburg-Clesr, calm, IS above. ,rU
AnacOnda-Clear and calm, 30 above.
Marysyille-CleAr, "a above.
Great Falls-Cloudy, calm, 20 above.
Fort Shaw-Clear and calm, ~ above.
Fort Benton-Clear, calm, Sc above.
Fort Assinniboine-Clear, and calm, 80
above.
Battle Creek. N. w. T.-Clsar, calm,
tbawing, ~ above.
Dickinson Clear, calm, 20 above.
Billings-Clear. mild, 81 above.
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Marring. of China. Emperor,

SHAseHrA, Feb. 26.-The ceremony Of
the marriage Of the emperor to-day was
performed with unusual splendor. The re-
quest Of the foreign ministers that they be
allowed to tender congratulations to the
emperor personally was politely refused.
but they were all invited TO q grand ban
quet with the Chinese ministers and re-
ceived rich gifts. The magnificence OF the
ton OF the famished millions In the pro-
vinces.
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,ock and sbeep-eaters OF the Fort Han and

mock and sheep-eaters Of the Fort Hail and
the Lemhl reservations, Idaho.
The president to-day vetoed hve pension
bills granting pensions 10 Squire Walter,
Henry v. Bass, VIM. Barnes, John b.
Lockey and John McCool.
The conferees on the general land bill
have practically reached an agreement up
ON the measure substantially like the house
bill, which provides for the repeal OF the
pre-emption and timber culture laws, the
modification OF the desert land law and the
substitution OF q general and effective law
TO protect actual settlers upon the public
domain.
The special congressional committee on
the Washington aqneduct tunnel has re-
ported that there are not ten continuous
feet OF solid work In the tunnel; that q
number OF sub-inspectors have been llle-
gally paid under fictitious names and that
while Mai. Lydecker and Lieut. Townsend
cannot be held guilty OF corrupt practices,
they have been careless 70 an extent that
cannot be condoned.
Senator Hoar today offered an amend
ment 10 the efficiency appropriation bill,
approprIatlng $4,000 10 enable the Presi-
dent TO offer q suitable reward TOR the de-
lection and conviction OF the persons, or
either OF them, who unlawfully carried
away and destroyed the poll books and
ballot box az Plummeryllle, Ark.
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wiudom Has Accepted,

BALTIMORE, Feb. S.--Hon. VIM.
window, ex-secretary OF the treasury,
spent tonight in Baltimore as the guest Of
J. 5. Gilman. Tonight he was cIoseted
for some hours with stephen b. Elklns,
Henry @. Ives and oshers. After the con-
ference one OF the gentlemen announced
20 reporter OF the American that Win
dom had been rendered and had accepted
the position OF secretary OF the treasury In
Gen. HArrison's cabinet. He will 20 10
Washington tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

William NJ. Dwight 4 Co., lumber deal
ers OF Detroit. shave suspended operations
and filed mortgage aggregsting s2l9. 900.
known.
wanted ut Callahan county, Texas. for q
murder he committed there In 1884, was
captured In Sonora, Mexico, last week and
taken 70 El Paso, Texas, yesterday.
Ives and Stayner were arraigned In court
yesterday and plead not guilty, with the
option Of Withdrawing the plea within
week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27

MIssoULA, Feb. 2s.-[Special TO the In
dependentl-Edward L. Hollester, OF the
popular firm OF Hollester 4 Lester, this
evening, led to the altar Miss Flora Dow
dell, charming young lady OF. this place.
The happy couple left on the night train
for the Pacific coast
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Thsy Want 10 Get In.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Representati ys
Springer has introduced bill for the ad-
mission Of Idaho and Wyoming. II pro-
yides these territories may become states
as provided In the omnibus bill. approved
the I'D inst that the provisions OF that
act shall be extended 10 these territories
the same as II they had been included In
| the act, with certain exceptions.
Delegate Joseph. OF New Mexico, has In
troduced a bill for the admission OF New
Mexico. IL provides the present territory
may become state under the provisions In
the omnibus bill, approved the 22d inst, so
far as they are applicable 10 the territory
| OF New Mexico.
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LONDON, Feb. 2s-From q gentleman
high In authority IN the prosecution Of the
Parnell-Times case representative OF the
Associated Press to-day heard the true
story OF how the conspiracy against Parnell
was detected. IL constitutes one OF the
most romantic narratives In the history OF
politics Without the evidence by which
the conspiracy was exploded, the Times
would undoubtedly have won its case, not
withstandlng the spuriousness OF the let
ters. Up 70 July last year Psrnell, his
counsel and colleagues were wholly at sea,
and every effort 10 discover the forger and
get at the bottom OF the case had proved
futile At this time evidence was sent
from the United States by young Catho-
lie priest Rev. Father Dorney. OF Chicago,
10 whom Il had been entrusted by Patrick
Egan and Alex. Sullivan, It's compilers. Its
value was inestlmable, aud no one knew OF
ifs existence save Egan, Sullivan aud
Father Dorney. until Il was delivered %
Parnell In pers0n. The discovery that
Pieot was the forgsr was made By Egan
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27
I.rrnhse Asauitsed.

DEs MONIES, Feb. 8-The Jury in the
libel case against Governor LArrabee came
In for instructions this morning. The
court said the pamphlet on which the libel
was based was q privileged one and 20 con-
Wet II was necessary 20 show malice. which
had not been done. The jury then returned
o verdict OF ace uittaL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27

OTTAWA. Feb. 26.-An amendment 10
the extradition act will be introduced In
parliament by Wilson and will, IL Is
thought, be supported by the government
IL liberal measure, and II carried prom
ises TO carry dismay into the ranks Of the
"boodlers," as Its provisions will probably
make II retroactive, so as 10 effect Ameri-
can fugitives already In Canada
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27

Geo. Benz Il Sons vs.. NJ. jacob. debt;
Judgment for s47s for plaintiff.
King & Nlss VS.. Mrs Malloy. garnishee;
on appeal OF T. II. kleinschmidt.
Emma Stelble Va. Geo. Steible, divorce;
ON ground OF cousanguinity, they being
FIRST cousins. Ordered on calendar.
First National Bank VS.. NJ. II. Halle a
Co, attachment for $4,000; ordered on cal
endar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-27

BozEMAs, Feb. a.-[special 10 the Inde-
pendent lit is rumored here that the
Northern Pacific railroad has bought out
the Wakefield Transportation company In
the Park.
Boring for the artesIan well commenced
ta-f.v
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n. Oonyen. I'm Special se..lon.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The president
has issued the following proclamation:
"Whereas, public interest requires the
senate should be convened at IL o'clock on
the 4th day OF March next, 10 receive such
communication as may be made by the ex-
ecutive, now, therefore, /. Grover Cleye-
land, president OF the United States, do
hereby proclaim and declare that an extra
ordinary occasion requires the senate OF
the United States TO convene on the 4th
day OF March at IL o'clock noon, OF which
all persons who shall at that time be en-
titled to act as members OF that body are
hereby required to take notice"
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national Capital callIng..

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s-The president
has approved the act TO ratify the agree
ment submitted by the Shoshones, Ban
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GtedmbodtS.

ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
y steamers DREW aad DEAN RICHMOND leave GA
dIesp 4 n cdSaes S2 81 At 4LBNNY 6 pc
IKE IKE P * ufASifDHfA na 4 81 S, @ The siby
DACKs Leave BtooHyn IG.ton-sI' va Annex At >
A FOR RONDOUT and KING SION. land
at ,ian ss opa
With Ulster and Delaware, stony love. Catsan Mognln
ana Ki+e a B "a a ris5 o, 7 Ws c a9 q k
and T5u;S s6 a. P n po Sa a. b G w
evening train through tie catskln Mountains
A BOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE
A,Only direct line 70 Waieh IL. and Aar'ssanse.s
per 49, y. r. one block above Canal.st.. az m.
SUNDAY eHeep no, IN NV VIZ aad hook yn ,ai az ali
ofce OF New-York Transfer cogpany who VIII call Tor
w. r. BABCoCK. a. G. P. A.
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
Of Jay'st. TUEs6AYs TiirRsDAYa and SATURDAYS
A. r. 81 Special accommodation fos horses and carriages
TO NEW HAVEN. 75c.
ExfyBSSd5RRH sNd sSa con c5Nr TfESTAL s,v.
reck sip. PlaT 81 = r. i r. and ~ p M SUNDAYS
Tor INrR1DES.' HARTToED. sPEIYGFIELp. HoL::
"a Broadway. NSTYoFk ana couFt-si.. Brooklyn.
CATSKiLL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
QUICKEST cHlArL.sT AR BESr an. Coz.
XII ff i5sye every ysT ~esS day a D Jays
y r. come ting Win " ana carr railroad Tor LIST
OF houses '''s' " j. 'HrGHfs. Cat'iu. ". Y.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow
Ia ELL for West Point Newburg Poughkeepse.
E SitiIa d,i siil,2n, and Hyis PARK -
Leaves Nestry-s. n R.-.-..-----.. 70 D. m
SATURDAYS leaves ONE HOUR EARLIER
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
AZ Day Line Steamers -
DAILY except Sundays.
Leave BROOKLYN. Eulton-st lby Annex)...-S 90 A. NJ.
NEW.YORK Ne,t-y- %. plcr---.....--...S 40 "
West 92i-st Pirr.... % 90
for ALBANY. landing Nonker-, Wet tont Ncwburgh
PoushLccTs.e Rhno5-cs Catskil and Hudson. Return.
ing, leave Albany 5 $50 a. 3D. -
"1' CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT NEWBURGH end PO'KEEPSIE
EHINEBECH by ferry). with Ulster and D.. Z. r.
FOR resorts NJ tn tatskli,.
CATSKIII. special trains on Catkn M r. T.;
ALBANY. with trains Tor .agara Fhs Buffalo and re
Boston Montreal tuI North, and
SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
The cw-YOtk TralFf-r CO. VIII cal fsr ard check
baggage from hotels AMI rtid@n'es
fine BAND attached - each Steamer.
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prCOpDED MORTGAGES.

Bastine. Mary L and husband, u William II. Harrison
tifiieSs SAVING sank 70 William Ell ana wife.
cor r StA W Ana io and % ' o julius Lpman coz
s4thsE and loth,svG months $4,000 1s,b.st Of
Coskoaril HATS 4, 70 Mary Barrett n 1Si't-st
Dodin. Alphonse J, 70 Mansuy Dodin. Ave'C
Edwards Josephine T. 70 Frances Thompson. 5
E5dnaRn GsSTgs 10 JChn Duet Hgs'ee St Neh
same, 70 W II II Miller, 12Sth-st. Of 81 Nicholas
(sodTard William II and wife, to Peoples Cooperative
Building and Loan Association, l9th-s OF 2d-aFe
GcrhaTai, John and wife, to Harlem Savings Bank.
:. Cie;iefo Eliza, to John Mcdonald 1othst. of
Hefshhed Fanny, to Isaac shiman. n East broadway
Of Plhe-st, year 81, 900 IA. ,,.u...
ruafdaa A ssd sS Of sd h %T' year $1,000
Coa H dhap9s y to Ar 6So fIeu'e l'2d
Kirkham- Agn@os E. 70 Chas Van Riper and ano
Kane Mchsei and wife 70 RebetS and John Boyd
.. Luue9s Louise s,o 70 Geo Hyatt 12Gth-st OF
Muidoon, VIM ii, 70 Mary NJ Bcndhem. ai-st
Of Avenue G. ! year, slll.5oQ ,,..,.- ,..,,..,,.
Place W q walton-sye i yeST 81 600. s1,''4
Marks Gopstanca 70 Louis Aruhe!m. No 50 sufolk-st
o., Prague. John G, 70 Wills James s5th-s. W Of
Purcell. Anfie /. t. Mutual Life Insurance Co. S
PARK Presbyteian Church e United stasss Trust Co
Ruf. chas ard August. and wives to Ellen Ward Ward
70 H q AvI ads & d A1na C.
yrs s22 500.
Sane 70 Alexander Brown. 9th-st. of Avenue c.
SO, 500.
Cherry-st yrs, S. 900.
Samuel Lewis =, 10 Frederick Berenbroich, Of
w Farms 70 Hunts Point Road adj lands OF I'd Faile,
years sl7 900.
Schneider Henry. to Newman Corven, 9th-ave,
n e7th-st months $4,000.
Stein Dora, and husband 70 John II Burt Suffolk
st. 5 Delancey-st, years e., 200.
Sturren, John II. n Geo De Lacy, COmmerce-st,
B,eecker-st. months 1892
Schultz, Chas f. and wife to metropolitan Trust Co,
Strauss. VIM H. to Justin WOhfarth, HulLave,
OYark-st. 3 years. s475.
schse,tler Caroline A. to Caroline schaettler, jr.
124thst, 7th-aye. year, 50 900
Sohortemer, Louis, to John A. LOrnC and another,
trustees &c, Nos 900 and 20f Pearls years $50 600
Shannon Anna " to Geo Hyatt 5 134thst,
Yehler, John, and wife to Dora schopp sthst
wright. Samuel o. and wife TO Reuben Ross
121st-st W New-ave. months $4,000
Wering, Annie and Charles, 10 Clemens Kracht
3d-aVe. Il 4lst-st, l wear. 81 600.
Same Elizabeth Baldwin property, years
$500.
Well Max. Joseph NJ Lichtenauer. 9th-ave,
s 96th-st years. $4,000
Veins stein Asher. and Nellie Van Reypen
u s 77th-st 3dave, years, $500.
Wood. James and wife. % Elizabeth ErOll 5 3d-aye,
adj land Peter Briggs, years $1,000
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Proposals


STATE or NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE AGENT AND WARDEN OF
SING SING PRISON.
SING SING June 2s 1889.
ID ROPOSALS are hereby solicited for the
cnulovucnt upon the piece Price PAM Of tie
conyfc.s OF this prison. follows:
100 on the manufacture o. Boots and Shoes
From 100 b. $50 @ Laundry work.
From 100 % go scanning and asserting cl0t-.
From 1CO 500 manufacturing clothing.
From 100 t. go on tile manufacture Of Cyeras and
shirts.
Fiom 100 70 300 upon other Industries
The bidder b furnish machinery, or the STATE as
Spccitcat ons and conditions VIII be furnished to APP
70 the Warden or Principal Keeper al the prison.
praposal, WIFI he received until - O'clock July
10 1ss9. The right reject any AID al BIDS is hereby
reserved. A. A. BRUSH Agent and Warden
PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING AN IN
4 CANDESCENT ELECTBIC LIGHTING PLASr
NAVY YARD NORFOLK. VA. AND FOR A ELANI
ON BOARD OF THE T. : s. "NFSUNICS.n AT THE
NAVY YARD. NEW.YORK.-Bureau OF Navigation.
Navy Department. June =, los9-Separat9 s,a.ei pro-
po.as each ia duplicate ind ised Proposals ~ Electric
Lighting Plant T., ,; ;. PetoL- aud "I,roD2-ai' i.f
ceved % this Bureau until noon. July 20. Is.9. al
opened Immediately thereafter Specifications and blank
forms for proposals Will be furnished upon aprA alton 20
this Bureau. ResuOnsibe security vii. De required for
the faithful performance OF tn contract. and n ftgf j.
reject any an hd portions of bids. not
deemed adyaEta gc0us 70 tho Government
j. G. Waikiki Chi't ~ Bureau
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Copartncrsbip Notices.
Ccenl Notes.

~ He WILL Of the late CHARLES /. LIVER
MORE has been admitted to probate.
After certain directions, the Whole estate, which r.
large both real and personal, f. let the te-rat1r
widow. Lima Liyoimore whom be appointed eNecutiN
John a. bUcu. - Maii--r., and George u. Liycrupre
are to act cocAecuors, at c option OF the eNecutrx
only