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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
EIEHEs INDIASS KILLED By TRAPPEs
ONE rnEspAssEH ON AN INDIAN RESERVATION

own rprspAssER OK AN INDIAN RESERVATION
1vpNa1Ns THE DEATH OF ANOTHER
6, pan, March 80 tspeciaD.-The news OF the nl-
nc N eleven indians in Dakota by happer has
,nst reached here Two weeks ago M, A. and l. h.
wnIIams. brothers Of wNihbprn, Dak, started on =
h,,n,Jnk and trapping expedition along me htne
MIsso,irj ana Great Muddy Rivers. They found 40
ssr,ed cabin and went into camp Upon the follow
Inr morning they put out thirty beaver traps Inc
rms were SGT on Indian land and tho boys know u.
On the second morning after tie traps were sos "
vas to,nd that they had been visited and the game
,nten out ono Of the boys resolved to watch and
see what became Of tho game. The traps wore SCI
again ana "Toms volunteered 70 act as spy. his
brother who was an old cowboy and indian hghter'
was alarmed at frst but, thinking there was hitie
dsuger from tho reds, who bad always been peaoeiul
went of to tho cabin, leaving bis hether
on the banks Of the stream some tlno
during The nisht he was awakened BY several shots
grd IN close proximity to the oabn, and spranE out
Of bed 10 see his brother fall Across the doorway .
corpse The oadn surrounded ~ oneo 81 the red'
skins 10 tho number Of hiteen- Williams saw ~ .
glance that his brother desd and what he wanted
was Revenge Tho reds, moving that but one man
stood between them and BIG catch OF beaver peils'
rushed up 10 tho cabin door, firing at randem VIII
Jams remained uphnrt and taking Colts navy 10
either hand. opened upon the Indians His aim WAS
sure and every shot spoke the death OF rcdskin.
Ten shots had been fired BY the lone man, and tcn
NAMED and they TUNED % beat hhSty retreat
Close by tho door stood doublebarrcl shotgun, heavily
loaded with bucksho and s tss sS l smtisa 'S ~
them One man fell MORALLY wounded olt me One
four got away. Williams, severely wounded ~ hu
WIS EnanAgc 20 bury bis brother on the banhs o. re
Little Missouri and to drift down the river amid the
lee TO Fort Stevenson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
unerp AS Mr.. pnAasoNs SUCCESSOR.

washington March 80 t6peciaD.-Mr boensoery,
csailor Of the Eew+Yorx Postnface. Is q proninont
esBaidsss Cor the oce Of Postmaster Of New-YorE 10
succeed Mr.. Pearson. II is understood that his
chances are very good This Ray account for the
statements which have been IN circulation within the
last ay or two and which ae tsaeeabIe 20 the efforts
Of some Of his rivals TO the eject that Mr. Lounsbery
Ia : xugwump. Naturally enough, Mp. Lonrtoety's
friends resent this ode Of warfare upon their can
aidste. mag say shat Mr. Loitnsbcry IL not and
never has BEEN tainted By any suspicion OF Mug
wumpsry BE is. add has always been, . stsneh And
fnltafd Republican, never Doiied tho ticket. and
always contributed 10 the camragn expenses Of the
marty. BE possesses, they say, ability and all the
Qualifications which would insure successful admin
Htrat.on Of so important an ofice as ne Eew-York
posfofBce Is. lie possesses the backing OF . great
pumher Of Republican business mon, aud . petition In
Its behalf signed by ever 10000 business men OF
Feyork has been presented 70 the President, and Is
pog On Gle IN the Pestodice Departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
srR HEo4OR LlSaBVfS HoyoREp.,

Ottawa, Ont, March so.-The citizens OF Ottawa
paid fttng tribute to Sir Hector Laneevin to-day,
on the occasion of the sweniyfth anniversary Of fs
entering public life. The demonstration, which was
nonpolitical In character took psee IN the new Do
partmental Block Tho enthusissm with which SIP
Hector was received was unbounded Hundred' Of
citizens, Senators and members Of Parliament were
present Mayor Efrat read address, which elsitsa
4 patriotic response from Sir Hector. Tho Mayor
then presented the Minister with solid silver dinner
service, consisting Of nearly 900 Pieces and valued
AZ ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

should do this season. II is thoroughly honss' ano
reliable preparation purely vegetable. and contains no
injurious ingredient whatever Thousands who have taken
with benefit testify 10 lis peculiar curative power
"Eaay last spring was very Iueh run down. had
nervous headache, felt miserable and all that YVES
very much benefited by Hoods sarsspora and recon-.
mend h 20 my friends" MRS. J. NJ TAYLOR LIS
EucildaSe., Cleveland. o.
IsePs garsaparills cured 6 blood poison. gave me
noble appetite, overcame headache and dizziness, 10
that now able TO work again. LUTHER MASON
So Church,Sk, Lowell Mass
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OUTGOING STEAHER&
naHnAY- April. L
SKIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 50. 1859
ARRIVED


steamer city Of Chester Crl Bond. Liverpool Mar 2o
81 With mdss and passengers 70 Peter Wrght&
sG"s A Ss q : H- s Iaaur. Mar
aud passengers HAyeTsye era Eldsri Tesss run0n'
Ss sssssS ri ctSSs VIA Key West
Steamer cty q savannah sath Savannah 1sdAss WITH
Steamer Lucy Mer Homer hanger with dse and pas
sss aisr uphs Masnnsasi IL days. with mclasses 70
E Adams yss e Ja1 hss o1a. Cuba % Gays with
ocSar SOslS sro vessel TOBIAS v,,a a,. %
BARK yossUS!ns s =, s NSsy'Ses 90 q a'A
sssS 1 osss aepA with mase
70 ME simpson sraSySs Tia
Al days with sugar 10 smith schppsr vessel !" seAmmeh
BE Su Asana Adricb Iasyna eAyA Win CEDAR and ma
hq sS s nEss & sSsrs as days. with sugar
% asS s. s1 gss' Tsi s: e dsS 81 with .
70 nartram vessel 70 nsstcT "a a.v. with as.
mi S s:$ ss s
sIrNsET-A, sapdy HOOK Wind moderate Nwi clear. AZ
CITY IslAnd. VINO moderate, NV clear
Arrived yesterday ap
ns = Ias Sy sa,I ns' g. Ass
SsS sss: sas ~ ~ AZ &
'IS ss e. fo a z e
Win mS and henderson BrOa Arrived st the
bs s,causr cha@s,te AdAma ssworOas edays with mdss
toJ Van Sickle. CLEARED. q
steamer Iydaa Monarch tsrl Hnsset LOaasn sanaerscn
seamer Horrox tBr, Rendlo LirerpOci Busk Jeyons
ateAaer otranto lAr p9eth sanaeI w = son g
stsSRsr 6essS tsrl YSaa KOttoraAn- s,qrsssSs
steamer Ben gland Belg. Grant Wflsnse
SJsas ame4 Ananca crowe Para RIO Ssneirc Bahia so
Via ESyport News and 81 ThomasV q BFa1ll NAL -
Steamer Alert tNorl. Kanitz Aacors san pomhsohusn
Steamer Ctr 0, le1sudr MsIntOs Havana ana sricaa
pg ssssf Edish ScsSsn Br bennett MOhtsso nay-J
k Steamer S crOweI Galveston via Res wsstc u
h 1880 fInsey Orleans q Seaman
Saamsf Exoelsior. Hggns New y ysn 1sn,os
steamer ChAttaho0cheA Daxgelt savannah Mattxee'
STEAMER CITY OF Savannah Smith SAVANNAH y
steamer Reheiactor, Norton Wilmington Nu-Wm oUu'
steamer Old pomnioa, Couch Newport News and Rchend
ssa 1S@i Sesaal auphsrA Newport New. and NORFOLK
o s,ssasr chs Il acuosssr Young West Point vsoA
pShS,"s ~ w brune f1wis baltimore N Foster
STEAMER RlennoFn Honnats Portland horallp ftati
sfenner II u nlmdck, EdEdge Boston ~ Din9och
Snip Prir1s gAussl heine, Basayie jaws W.T. e'uo'7
s ss hSsS Queen t SwwsA singapore ana Hons
KIM INK Asysssna tfr HtOu Padans for orders
I, skaasla fsshop Calcutta aowp CO
Hafh Alane Q1erl, WaAbodk IAsbor--taFsten Bee %.
NarR rt Elta (Anat DTfch. Ii9hou- encn Etse q w
sts tisiataa {s Carer Tsrih linboy seamyneJ HroF
sAILEr
steamsrs Etferla SOD Aisxanaria for uvapsoF hsasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
Hoods
SarsapariIla

"My little boy. for whom procured Hoofs sarsa-
psrlia was 50 badly anictcd with scrOtula that the
whole top Of his head complete mass Of matter
doetOred with him 2 years and found no relief sna
then heard Of Hoods sarsapara him one bosts
and there was a moss wonderful improvements I then
got one bottle more and that cured him completely
would not be without Hoods ssrsaparlla in the house.
give it TO my children for spring medicinal MRS.
Il ID. LEROY, Ie41 Hogan-se, So Louis No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
MIR. pARsEEL 10 EXPLAIN his PorIoY,

cable dispatch from London 70 "Ths Catholic Nevs'
yesterday announced that when the Psrnen Commssioa
opens next Tuesday ana Mr. rarns goes into tho witness
box he win explain the motives which have sovernea
his whole public career and tina mems no took for uniting
the Irish Nationalist In constitutional movement fof
the restoration OF Irish Legislature Tho correspond
emit SAYS that Mr. pArns that he b the asoas
Of Providence IN working out the redemption OF Ireland
eaa in,imases TINT Mr. Pavneps religious views arc
tending toward the Roman Catholic Church II Is hs
intention Of the defendants 20 coll Lord Salisbury Lo
Csrnsrvon and other Tories 10 the wesssta stand There
Il yu,ror also that Lady Florence Dixie will be eAe1
upon 70 explain her financial transactions with Pgo's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

IMPAIRED SIGHT OF IRoNwoRKERs. -Inycsti.
CATION shows that Largo percentage Of the mon en-
ployed Is heaters In iron, mills are moro or loss
troubled with defective vision the nature OF such
work compelling them to gaze for protraeed periods
upon the intensely dasslpg light OF metal at white
heat, and which, where natural gas IL Employed they
must DO able TO distinguish from tho surrounding gas
flames. Among those who have worked for q few
years, or for periods ranging from three to twelve
years, nearsghtednsss or weakness Of the eyes Is al
most universal being unable TO diatipgulb small OBJ.
jects nc any considerable distance. In the examine
horH made at a Pittsburg mill, ons operaiive was
print In an ordinary newu papos while another pointed
out q clock with dial Seet In diameter, romarking
that DO could not see the hands ten feet away With
angtcrs eyes were restarrd 70 their normal condition
u be stopped work month. In no ease, However,
Is any pain exRerienced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
The Spring
wi edicine

most powerful cpposltion. Nothing but rseesnfssd
merit, assisted BY sIfnl original and honest sdvetsns
has given Hoods sarsapasia the rsest sale and nuads
the medicine first IN the confidence Of our eocnymsn
az have been troubled for many years with violens
headache Hoods ssrsaparilla did much good thAs
am almost wholly cured earnestly recommend
Hoods ssrsapsris to oil who suffer with hssdanheAs'
MRS T. sATCHELL, Gatesays, Brooklyn ~ r. :
'I think Hoods szrsaparis IS ass the medicine for
women, or any one who has bad blood JENNIE ~
SMITH, East Broad Tor. Pa ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
o1R. HrsoooK AND nm pAssBrr MEET,

Senator Hiseoek came this city from his home last
night and the Fifth Aysnuo Hotel State Senator
Faesst arrived from Washington and 70 tho sane
place They had long rouferenee In tho evening and it
wss supposed that they discussed thoroughly the situation
In regard TO Federal appointments In NewYork City.
After Air talk M. fasset ala that OF course they
could not decide Fupoa the appointments definitely, and
they dd expect any for Fedsral positions 10
this city to be announced before tho middle of April.
Tho impression prevailed IN and about the hotel that
Cornelius Van cOt would succeed Postmaster Pearson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
:. rHE rnlEa,s MEAH PRRproAMExr.

From Tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
A mean pfedicament Is that In which Tho New.
Oscar straus-appointed by Grover Clcvciand-shoild
DO allowed 20 retain his Office as Minister TO Turkey
Just then, the leading Delnoe club In HewYofk
enough for Democratic club men to associate with,
II Is hard to see why President Harrison should ap,
point him 20 represent Republican Administration
Al CongtahtiDODle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
Purifies
The Blood

"Fof years a. irregular Intervals In all seasons q
suffered the Undesirable burning and itching u blood
poisoning BY ivy. IL would break out my legs In
my throat and eyss Last spring TOOK Hoods sarx,-
parlla. blood purifier, with thought 81 10
special remedy for ivy poisoning, but 10 has effected
permanent and thorough cure" CALVIN 7. sHUTE
wentworth. n. II.
al take Hoods 6arapsrila every year spring
tonic, with most satisfactory results O. PARMELEK
$40 Bridge-st, Brooklyn. N. Y.
N. B.-Be to get Hoods ssfsarsfiiiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
Mr. HALsTEAD REJECTED.
THE SENATE AGAIN REFUSES TO COMPLEX
HIM FOR TIE GERMAN MISSION.
raE vorE STOOD rs 10 is-sxNATon sHEHmAN's
EAaNnsr PEA TOR HIS rRIEND-MR.
RAxSTEAp AZ POSSIBLE 500

HALSTEAD AZ A POSSIBLE SD0
uxssoA TO SEN AroR PAYNE.
esss ~ tss' fxfkefxfH 10 TEE TnfBuRE1
washfngton. March ao.-4Ths Senate to.day, by
xose Of rs TO o, refused % reconsider the vote
By which thu ncmirsaou Of Mnrat H6lsfead 10 be
Envoy Exsraordinssy and Minister Plenipotentiary
b. Germany, was rejected on Thufsiny last The
only speech Of the day OF any length was made by
Senate, Sherman in behalf OF MI. Hslsfead. IL
waxan earnest appeal 60 his colleagnes 10 lay aside
prusndice, and to judge the nomination made By
The President simply ON the gfouDd OF the quai'-
aeatsons Of the nominee for the post 10 which ne
had bessa nomiaased He raid that the editorial
ustcfspses Of The Cincinnati Commercial
GazsessS should not al be laid at the
doex OF M Hsigtead, because 10, mist be
assumed that In msny eases he could not haye Q
knowledge himself Of the contents Of the articles
printed besides, he said. II shond not be forgot
mn shat many Of the articles complained Of BIZ Sen
stors were written in the heat Of campaign, and
under extraordinary excitement. The exercise Of
slittle bit Of Christian charity, he thought might
Be becoming in the present casa.
He explained ct great length how Mr, Halstead
came TO write that celebrated letter TO Secretary
Chase, CONCERNING President Lincoln end General
Grant He said that, as viewed in the light OF the
facts ia the possession OF the Committee Of Con.
yressI on the Conduct OF the War; it was, II
nyt jastifAble, at least pardorabie. A letter, In
he opinion, written by Mr.. Halstead nearly thirty
years ago should not be brought up now TO
infiuencs the Judgment of Senators In deciding
upon Mr.. Halstead's fitness TO discharge the duties
OF Minister 70 Germany. He Thought that MI
Eslstead was In every way qualified to repre-
sent wor1hiIy the United States at any foreign
conrt 70 which he might be accredited He might
knfbo fndiSpFePB,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
orosF or A sUocEggFuL plfR.

Tho fair held AZ No. $50 fifth-ave In AID OF me
St. Christophcrs Home for Children closed lat
evening, and has proved far moro Of a H'eess than
the managers dared 10 anticDete Yesterday after
noon moro were in attendance than On any previous
afternoon. and In the tho evening Il vas stiu more
crowded pair OF silk portiercs made By the
inmates Of the homo sattracted much attention ana
hruuFht q high price, A largo sum % money
has been raised ior the home, but tho exact amount
wRa not known last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
coYrrnMEp BIZ THE SENATE.

washington, March 3o.-Tne Senate has con-
hruaed to-day the following nominations
sS p Aqster e Fs sSs ssoTSs B Lo +
Is hjnsisr 90 Great Bgstatn Allen Thefhdike Rice to
be MisIstcr 10 Rpssis; TkoEpas Ryan, % DO Minister
2 NssSS Pss hssS Y 3 Ear Barnes !.
epfissss Isaias zsnisosy Jacob Y. admire ss King
nss .s sss Bus & sas ess =
e esosss 8 fsrsssen. ooliss.sr Customs = B.l
t.ss Ne Robert Adsus. r. 70 ss Minister 70
n.n,+ai Arssrsean ststea; W. e. sefpsgs, 70 be
kaNtsr q, vspexiela; ". o. Bradley % be Minister
"a sss as.s ts e sSS Gass RiGR
II 1sansssee; Tyre glesns y be Marshal fSr ne
rn:s<d stssss 1sssrnsy Tor tie southern DISTRICT d
oseTgis; George cbandssr, q Kansss 60 be Ftss
Fssssnsstsss. -Winism Jsauy Mount usmsns,
rs "a a sss S ssSss sS s sssss
9R Fostooes, ecoIasiendins e6nnrnation stated has
e s go 81 Ia sfFs5s benz 6 s
HsSEs Ssyss "a ~ 49, Hart Ly9p 1aseS
a asssIsr, A a Ssp Z. ~ - =
Wssbissson, Marsh so.- Rstsek kssn, the nav ma
STIR 10 chm, hss focseyed FROM ali parts Of TIE
eoantry from pcmoSr4ts - weu - Republicans and
slso frc IrelaEd, messages of sHrmsst eongrstalA-
tlsa ursh his appointment among shen TIE foAcwing
iron Michael nasit, tas founder Of ne 1t'sa Land
0sbafa, nisseh rs, 1850. pstr,sk Rgaa;s issdon
q Hiona sspd hehrtisst sopsSss.iasiers Ap s't =
Lg - 'iys &c sssss saa STRIP cftARu DAyfrr
-r-z 2 -T--.s Z sa.scs & Z
srcnErARy HoaLE's ORDER ABorT REMOVALS.
wasnlnrton. March sg-Ths eerrstssy Or the In.
isf{or To-day Issued the following inpossant order
sesp<sans rsmovsls 4
s'27l.9sL fss Deparfnenk OF tse Interior,
y 49, tf9 tc - ~ Washington, march 80, 1892
nssss q uasees srd stsr oiIseEs of shls n q
1}fse}3op " sbe esexetzty And % mAsang rsscin.
eses spsfn6ay sAc rbssops thersot ard n,gsf ssass
w{5kor Tiers has been doe exainksiop Of nil papes.
AZ IA ~ tke APPOINTMENT division; ma there 9Jsi
e 5of5S ". NoRLE, 6ecretars-
~ II Ill "
CORR or INTERNAL nHvFEUk srAMps.
= an6sn0to,. Mssoh so.~s1he Tlsasury comraistpe
lolazcd 10 oount he siapps ii de rsHlts o fhs
{sistr<s RnvtAne fs1p.u suusf5etsd their work ic-
sxy fhe rou1f VA nsSds ntessssry ~ me transfef
r IL narssu ficn cosimssioncs MEisf 70 cohniis.
ir<se masOn. rive hpildrsd ai';iiQn stsuws, d the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

For o good spring medicine We confidently recon-
mead HOODS SersapsrillA. BY its use the blood Is
purified enriched and yiaxed, that tired feeling is en-
tirey overcome and the whole body given strength and
vgor. The appetite s restored and sharpshed the al
eestivo organs toned ana tins kidneys and ver IN
Vg0Tatod. -
Those who have never tried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
HOME NEWS.
,.,,,,nvr,rr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

nvrEYcTr- professor Edward n. Grimm. Of Williams
ts.,ieve. FIF.H AyENUE-Ssnasor j, sloat tassetI
lam D'pay yicepresldent Of the ST. Louis ana San
Franetsco Railway Company, ST JAMES. II q
ssn.a :, Nev.orlesna MISUNDERSTANDING Doug
81 paardman OF ithaca. wINDsoR-Joseph Mediu o.
Chicago AZ tt stt H&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

The chief reason for the marvellous success Of Hocfs
sarsapasa Is found in the article nseE Ir IL nesif.
thar Wins and the fact that Hoods ssrsapara actually
aceompshes what is cismsd for II Is whas has gained
It's arm and constantly Increasing hold upon the cen.
fdenee Of the people. grom mall beginning 10 -
in ten years won it's way 10 the 'front.' despite ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NIATURE ALMANAC

fo-pAn
sun rses sAl sets $40 Neon sots Gal Aosn's sse 30
HIGH wAfKR.
Ess sSSy H HSSE TsS fsSG ss Be-: Cato l6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
prop6sEp REsrRAINr OF THE HRRyoH PREss

Paris, March 3o.-The Chamber Of Deputies. BY q
vote Of o9e % ESQ, to-day voted nrpDcy for bill
providing that slanderous and insulting press attacks
on public ofhcials shall be sunmarily dealt with By
pollce tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
(. "A Priceless BLESSING"

4 A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
/, n Is the best remedy for Group.
whooping Cough, Hosrseness, and all
the sudden; Throat and Lung Tronbles
to which young people are subject.
Keep this medicine In the house. Hon.
@. Edwards Lester, late u. 8. Consul TO
!, Italy. and author OF various popular
works, writes:-
with all sorts Of exposure, In all
sorts OF climates, have never, to this
day, had any cold nor any affection OF
tho throat or lungs which did not yield
70 Ayers Cherry Pectoral within "a
hours. OF course have never allowed
myself TO DO without this remedy Ia ali
my voyages aud travels, Under my
Ssgn observation, II has given relief 70 .
vast number Of persons while In acuts
cases Of pulmonary inflammation, such
IS Group and diphtheriaiu children, life
has been preserved through It's effects.
] recommend It's use In light and FIRE.
quent doses. Properly administered,
z In accordance with your directions, 10 Is
o priceless blessing IN any house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
rHs TUXEDO BooKKBEpEp HELD Toa rRIAtl

THB TUXEDO bUOkAEhrEb n<sLD T~- -
Thomas G. Crawford the clever swindier and
keeper Of the Tuxedo Club who passed several ehesNs -
mis- city 70 which the signature OF James Brown re1
was forged was aragned before Justice Duffy al JeHgs
Market Court yesterday Only eompsnant appealsa
against csawiord he was Charles y, Eyereth supe.r
cndsns Of she Empire Laundry az No. ~ wsst hsa.s
q, MI Evcrets charged Crawford With oasslne nskss
eheak ON him for esS on March .. Justce puHy esHs
mttad the prisoner Tor trial IN defauis OF saooe oA
VIEW SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BpTLDIsos'
,ss ,asarnat,oa OF supeflnsendsa, Albert Voenen ~
ne buildings Department aecepsed p tsks sasss
dsr. Thomas y brady, hrst deputy sutefinssnachs ~
promoted 70 Mo position sqgsydin,enndsasess anu
CLOSING pRlcEs OF CALIFORNIA sJoeAa
San francisco. March 80. ssss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

value Of ooo contea sysTy Ss 81 be IN
accounted for, and the stamps "e's
rood candftfpn l.s Il ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31
A. r. JAMMES,

Gloves, ~
Is WEST S0TH.sT
Having Just received stock OF gloves. We WI
pus uD this week the following gloves a. sreatu
S-isut:on Dressed KID Embroidered 9Jc per pair
s-sutton Biarrtz. very fine. eSe per psir
S-Button GaHts DO Suede 81 10 per peif
"a Button Giants Suede 81 30 per pair
These eutely new gloves Of beautiful sladss ana
prices. We win oier this week some very attractive
EaFRans IN dcDartent and respectfully call
che ladies' attention 70 French andmadc corsets ee
lest imported into tho United States everybody
house and mafpeex- Tho crest variety or coofs
Inform ladies' that this week we win have greater
assortent thar ever before at usual low prices
rcat Mriety Of imto rtea handkerche, sns scck.nes
etc. . -..-. = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

city Brisoi Calico HULL pevons. Glasgow; Ems Brsmsn
yesndsn ROTTERDAM; bssenlsnd ana oTss ALnes
and Meycan ports Lyian MoBareh London Izmpass Gal
yeson Orleans and ExeeIsio New Orleans Chstfahoo
Chez svsnnah ott pominon Riehmond Roanoks and Kama
wis. Newport Hews, City Of GlouceseT, West PontVs
ship Annie IL Law, for Batavia Java
Also saaisdyls Long island souaa-stcsmers Eieanou
for Portland: Dimock. Boston '. 2 2 Z
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs
E0REIiN PORTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-31

yoa.AHER TO BIZ APPOINTED, SAYS wATrRRsoS
louisville, March 3o--pf Mr.. Halstea6s releenon
M watfcrson fn to,morrow's courierJornal,a WIN
say: -
We have n from, very high authority. .that II the
afe OF Governor Foraker is not sent 90 me senate De
GORE IT'S adiourncnf tho Governor Will re dspatcnea
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-12

WE hope Helena will celebrate "with
great display and magnificence" the 112th
anniversary Of American independence,
but July is busy month in which few
ranchmen can afford to give themselves
three days for round trip to Helena.
They will celebrate here despite this
tempting announcement: "The eventful
day itself always affords the OCCASION Of a
grand demonstration, but supplemented
as the day will be by the assembling Of
the constitutional convention that is to
form the fundamental laws of the state
probably for century, will add signifi-
cant feature to the anniversary that can
never occur again. On the Fourth of
July, 1889. the people will assemble at
Helena as lawmakers, patriots, and cit
liens to bid farewell to territorial bond.
age and Join in a general thanksgiving
and rejoicing over another years exis.
tance that shall see 40 stars emblazont
upon the asure field Of the grand old flag