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Evening journal., 1890-05-01

wrFE-sIfI were to die tonight
darling. what would you do2" Husband
Telephone for the undertaken, pre-
sumo. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CAPITAL, S5OO.0OO.
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantees and Trust Company
st Corner Ninth and n
WILMINqToN. DEL.

Northwest corner RlnLH anu hAHNAo~
WILMINGToN. DEL.
Deposits OF money received on interest
Rents and income collected and remitted
4 moderate charge and estates OF every oe
scription carefully managed.
Z his company acts as executor, adminlstrar
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts OF every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts e
agent for the registration and transfer oi
loans and stocks Of corporations and IN the
payment of coupons or registered interest OF
dividends nan.
This company also guarantees the validii y,
performance and effect of any contract, be.
comes surety on bail bonds and courts and
officials are directed to accept 1t as sole
surety In all cases.
EXECUTORS, administrators or trustees Of ee-
| tates and ladies unaeeUstOmed to the trans
/ action of business will find this company Z
| convenient depository for money.
Wills receipted for and safely kept without
For further information, call at the once ol
| send for q circular
/ WILLIAM BUSH, President.
PRESTON LEA, Vice President
1 OTHO NOWLAND.
L ..,Irl rlv.aaa senar
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

will you mind the baby few min
utes, John2' "You bet I'll mind him
the little tyrant r'-Harpers Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

NHFRTFF,s SAIE.-BY VIRTUE OF sun
- my writs OF Levari Facias, to me di-
rected, will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House on Market street., be ween
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Lelaware,
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

AwKwARDq should say he is awk-
ward. He went to sleep in cellar one
night, and before morning he managed
to fall out on the sidewalk. Terra haute
Express.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
ON SATU hUA1l
THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1890.


The following described real estate
All that certain plantation. messuage Gnd
tract OF land with tavern thereon erected.
county, and State OF Delaware, bounded and
described as follows TO wit;
Reginnfng at a corner now or late Of Francis
Dumas in the line OF land now orlate Of
Thomas q. Smith; thence thereby. north S3
degrees and Is minutes: west 70 perches 70 the
middle of the old corner road; thence along
said road north 9 degrees and 10 minutes;
east 80 perches 6-10 to the intersection OF said
road with Naaman's Greek road; thence along
the middle OF said Naaman's Greek road north
81 degrees and 10 minutes; east % perches anu
6-l0 70 a stake. a corner Of the school house
lot, and thence by lands now or late OF sns
said Francis Dumas, south degrees ana -
minutes. west 46 perches and 6-l0 TO the place
OF beginning, containing seventeen acres OF
land, Oe the same more or less.
SAVED ana taken in execution as the prop.
erty OF Edward Kelley and his wife Catharlne
'Nei'e' H'''''I ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
slnriff.a nfLica. Milmingtnn. Anrll "a. loaU
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

CHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed:
will be exposed TO public sale at the hotel OF
Fredus A Steorgon, in Newport, in Chrlstiana
hnn,lred New Gasfln county. Del.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

sberia's Qace, Nf'iai5gtaa, April = laaQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

LroR sALE-FINE CORNER PROPERTY,
t59D NE. COR 18TH AND K SITS
This Is . BEAUTIFUL. SPACIOUS RESIDENCE
PROPERTY. centrally located, of the fnest
streets IN the city and can be bought
zt this time. J. Il. WIMER,
1t sos 18th Of.
Tor SALE-s4.ooo WILL BUY A GROOM AND
l. Bath Bay-window Brick on Massachusetts ave-,
running through to nicely grained and painted
Apply to 312 Massac husetts ave. ne oI7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN C0ATINGs. vEsTINGs,
6UITINGs OvERCoATINGs AND TRoUsER.
INGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO AID.
hIRE FIRST-CLAss TAILORING ARE IN.
VITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY II. d. BARR, 1l1lNPA AVE, ARE GUAR.
ANTEED TO BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
FOR SALE-IOTS

TroR sALE-BARaAiN-TwoI LOTS IN NORTH
u west. 22rS5 each. for $4,000 for both with two
Houses rentinz Tor ems month Apply CH ARIES
EARLY. 603 l4th st. s27-lm
L>OR sALE-BARGAiN-2L lots IN NV; l6rloo
Il each: $4,000 for both, with two Houses rsntiug
14th st. s21-lm
INVESTORS AND HOME sEEKERs.BEFoRE Buy
ing Lot call send for free circulars EMIT The
Great American Conundrum. How Can l Get Rich!-
Il told You co." and other circulars issued by the
DC s2O-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
EDUCATIONAL.

NORWOOD INsTlTUIE.
l4V7 AND 400 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
1912 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON. DC.
se;ect Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies'
sad Little Girls -Four large connecting houses, WITH
open grounds front and Faculty of twenty we
professors and teachers Girls Prepared college or
for the Harvard examination Tor women.
PUPILS kECEIN lib AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE
WITHOUT EXAMINATION UPON TIE Ckk-
1lflCATE or NOkMOOD INSTITUTE
The following private classes will begin early No.
yenlDer object and Cast Drawing Mr. T.. &. Messer;
Decorative Painting. Miss Iva LcConte: Harmony,
Dr. Anton Glvetzuer, Shakespeare aud study OF Del
aud Current Tories. Mrs. boa T. Halsey; I rensh
EiocutiOn ana Conversation. natural me IhOd, Prof j.
ID. C,ailIard French Literature and Histogy, Prof
Xavier 1eiliard, German Language and Lii nature
FRAU Emma Poescne: spanish. Pref j. b. Correa
Dancing Mr. A Dec. Mueller. AL classes must mum.
Der from four To twelve persons individual nstruc-
tion Voice Gu ture. Prof otto 4. simon on The
Iianc, DIR; G!oetzner. and IN the French Language,
Prof Teilard.
Tor particulars sddress Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM ID
CABEil. l401 aSssachuse. Is avenue.
Office hours IL to 12;:>U daily. sis
(uyiL SERVICE AND DEfARTMENTAL fXANI-
~ nations Full Information Successful lrs,,.rn-
ton IA years experience. = W. kLlNN A. Ivy
Institute. =. cor. 18th and NV. ol5-5lns
MISS AMY c. LEAyIIT.
PIANO AND HARMONY.
s1S-tr i2-o Massachusetts ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

,OMMlsslONEh vi DLkbs Ron EvERY STATE
~ ana 1eTritory. Notary aud L. n Coiumissionsr
JAO. L BkAi.I. lS:.& 81 NV
IN ONCE from cam 70 p.a. AIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

err s =. ssa Bug sur.k Kk.l sIsss In p..o. n
: poison ( u1s'
Sold b. @. CHRlsTIANL Wholesale and Retail
yiSfu.wan <S4 Pcnna- ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
FOR lighthouses.

K,oE RENT-2O5 9Th Me- $3.50; 2II2I NV.
y SO: 22l2 INV. sl25o; 2lO9 IL III NV, $40
$40, g32 946 Lettie ST. near 9TH aud sw, $40 :
also Flats 4ls O n. W. s14. E A MCINTYRE, 322 q
NV, op. Trinity Church. Ollie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

tSOk hkNf-HAND,OMELY FINISHED HOUSE
near y nnectie nj ave. AMI y st. n. eight rooms
s m baih furnace heat &c e. IL SkMMEs, Room
EOk RENT-FURNISHED- X ST. y. W: NOW
= occupied By Senator McPhersOn, from Nov. 10.
JAS. A. BATES Co. 14O7 r ST NV o17-2w
EOh EENT-l4O4 ST NV: SEVEN ROOMS
y and bath; IN good condition.: $50 per month.
JANIS A. BATS 4 CO.. I4U7 ST. NV. o17-Jt
lSOk kENT-STORE AND DWELLING. . ROOMS (.
= I,54 9TH 1t. W. rent eZ5. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER go st. NV ol7-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

AZ 7 e. e. NV. t:;AAtoo
13 Myrtle 81. q. e.. b.h,
8tb-:;;;.,n.v;.h2.5oo
od4nr...;..:..-......2.5 500
9O9 and oil ! 81 9. e..
3o3 4 sos q st. alley
NV, {. b.. 4r....-2,200
GIG b 6lS Marion AL
ley n, W, $4,000
424 Il 426 Ost. alley
NV, f.h.. 4r......l,S00
liz n ct. ne. I. h.,
6r....................1,S0 800
44S 1 ct. s.w., b. b.,
Dr.,.....-.......-. L 800
o. Myrtle ct. ne. b.h,
"a, 76i rs. 81 and sd N.Y. i:.oo
tie st. II. e., b. h. ...1.7OO
6l3 TO 61s N. II. ave.
a: ", b.h., 6r......1,600
ga q ct. g.. W., (. h.,
OF 1 ,0OO
81 to S31 I'd st. ne,
phi. Or. 500
l345-41-30 K st. s.e.,
III. Jr......"......l,@ zoo
i6 q st. n. W, f.h.. or. 900
1928 5. Cap. St, b.h.,
Or. ..................l.J0 800
COG alley bet. g n H,
Sth&10tii St.. 8. W. l, 100
Rear 3:'4 + ut. s.w.,
Oh Ar Gnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR sALE-EvERY MAN.
Woman and Child in Washington Can Dur and
Own Hands me Lots in
UNIVERSITY HEIeHrs.
Nc, subdivision equals IL in an, r,sp~c<
Prices within the reach Of ali
NOTHING FICTITIOUS
sbOutn No waiting for railroads or Other
improvements. All are
THERE NOW.
Don't miss this orportunity sc, In at the bottom
Not . better SPECULATIVE Investncps
be found anywhere In the
DISTRICT.
No inner rlhce for HOME.
Unparalleled g. an INVESTMENT
Visit the place. Go mp the tower Select your La
and buy it quick before prices advance.
Plsts. information. &c. from
REpFoRp W. WALKER 1000 a., sna
olo-lm H. BARTON. lsSl y ct. or on IN. ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

Fuas AND WRAra
Our stock IN now complete.
sEALsKIN SHOULDER CAPEa
sEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPEs With pefsan Vest
All with Flzring Collars
SHOULDER CAPEs In every variety Of Fur. Plush
and Astrschan Cloth.
sEALsKIN JACKETS AND sAcQUEs q old pricsa
Duplicates Will be higher next month.
FURs AND FUR TRIMMING AND YKATHER
COILARETTEs.
All goods reliable and prices - Low - sny houss -
America
wuLErT RUoYI,
HATTERs AND rURRIKRA
se-5m oo5 PENN AVE
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4. ek KENI-lsOs II
IN HI -. OV DDs1D > 81
WEST WASHINGTON

12is Slst or. m SO. SO $50 st. sr. MI. s25
1326 sd. or. b stOre-..2o 2JIS Olive St tjr FL
For full list .Ypiy ~ wEsCOTT q WILCOX.
ol6 1907 Pa ave N W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

A SECRET ABOUT ZINE DRESS GOODS
"A Will be exposed through The Star In ten dayh u
will surprise the ladies' We advise yon 20 wait Nth
Your purchases ol3-o6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

EOE RENT-FrRNISHED-i2 10TH ST.
u Handsome Corner House, in perfect order: first
floor. two psrlOrs, library dining room. kitchen and
JAlItrics second hOOT. sik bed rooms two bath
year. o1l-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

IGOR RENT-TwO NEW BRICK HOUSES. Ia
a aud l2G q St LIE, Sr. hOt and cold water, bath
fooE1, gas near Government frlnting Ofice
Oll-0s q. A AcECkS. l42U 81. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

ISOR RENT-HOTEL INDEPENDENTLY RE.
u modelled throughout and new additional building
Of Is rnoms. incudi beautiful dnnx room, :1Sx72
~ Tor light and ventilation perfect heat
electric bells throughout entire building tsbout 40
roomsl located directly opposite Presidents House,
" 3 Treasury and government departments and in
immediate vicinity of leading hotels and banks Of the
city cars pass the door tor all points. Apply GEO. NJ
MlEkS q Co. Heal Estate and Loans. 1343 Est
81 l-2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

EoE RENT-NEw BAY-wiNDOw PRESS BRICK
front; 10 rooms. house Dl6 81. NV. this house
Is conpete in every respect and will make u very COM
Portable h0iLe. rent $3.50 BARNES X WEAVER,
Oll-Gt S2g 1T N "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17

EOR SALE
Il 1l223 10th st NV.
b.b.. Or. b = houses in
rear, Ar. each. sc, 600
14i2 2oth st. NV.
b. H.. m l., 9r. IS, 900
405 to All BARS al
ley NV, b.h., Ar. 1000
1247 and 1910 Mad
tson st.n. w., f.h., 4 =
brick houses rear. .4,SOO
S31 to S35 I'D Vi.
NV, b.h. 9r..-.....4.5OO
42J n st, NV, f.h., Or.
& = houses rear. 1000
1928 V st. NV. In.
Alley i;. bt. 9Th d 7th,t /
4 NJ ste. n. W., {. h.,
4r.......... ......-...3, 500
90 l. st. NV. b.h..
mi, U.............3, 500
13l-133Pi Pierce st.n. VI,
f.h., 6r......... 300
J4OS n st. n. w., BIN,
m l., 7r.............3,30O
1910 anu 1222 Madi-
son ST. NV, f.h. 5000.
Stable Ill alley bet.
10Th and 18th, K and
l. SITS. n.w....... $1,000
45l and 45:' hitge ri.
NV. f.h., or .......3.00OI
I'll LIST vt. and ia
Jackson alley n. w.,
O.h. 1890. .....-....3 5000
3022 9lh st. NV, b. H.,
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EOIl RFNI-UNFUKNIHHFn

2lO I'd NJ. se-.OE. $50 1lOl gath ST.. 7f....435
l24s Union ST.. Gr......ll l24S Union place. 80. 8
- Iowa Circle. untur-. lSr-. stable. 80 per mo.
iowa circle comp. fur. lUr stable 500.
JOJ vermont ave. comp furn. Ur all IN l.. 81 co.
ITO East capitol ST., 12r. COMP furn.. 81 90
o4-l2t TYIIlt q kUTEEkEONU. l3G7 L II nv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-17

with black flowers aud set of by black rib
bons, and lowered muslin beautifully
trimmed with lace made morning toilets
freeh looking in the extreme.
A couple Of evening gowns deserve re-
spectful mention. The one was of jonquil
colored lampas brocaded With flowers in
raised gold. The corsage and the train
train having border Ut the edge where the
Same flowers that appeared in the breadths
were massed in still greater sumptuousness
In front the petticoat was draped with
white tulle caught mp ON the sides with
sprays Of golden wheat ears tied with pale
pink and cream ribbons The low corsago
was trimmed lavishly with gold braid em-
broidsred with real pearls. the short sleeves
being of tulle finished with wheat ears ON
the shoulders. The other evening dress was
of bois de rose tinted silk caught back from
q petticoat Of costly point d'Angleterre lace
BY quaint old clasps of silver get with dia-
monds.
The openness with which costumes made
for persons known and unknown are dis
played in London establishments before be-
ing sent home to their owners is something
surprising to an American. I have seen
this week without any especial effort 9
pretty shrimp pink pongee dress trimmed
with brown ribbons ordered by 'our lady
wrangler," Miss Philippa Fawcett, and
seeming to indicate that head for math-
ematics is not incompatible with head fol
gowns; also a white cashmere frock en-
broidered in white and mauve over green
velvet petticoat to the order of the newly
returned Duchess of Connaught, and va
| rious foulards and muslines and bengal
ines connected with people who do not al
ways dress in better taste for belonging tc
the peerage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-17

There were many pretty toilets at the
great caruction and fern exhibition of the
Royal Horticultural society. Mrs. Kendall
wore white silk entirely covered with
black net on which were large black spots
the size of q shilling. Her bright red
Here as elsewhere this summer I was
struck by the number of pretty girls. In
New York the young married woman is so
very much to the fore that one feels q
marked change in looking on society
where such number of quite young and
very blooming girls enjoy SO enthusiastic
Sarah Bernhardt looked in for half an hour
in toilet that bore no sort of resemblance
to those so characteristic of her on
the stage. It was of pale mauve
silk with white stripes and small dark vio-
let Louis XVI. designs, cut with Venetian
collarette or deep ruche of black tulle
banded With jet embroideries. About the
waist was ceinture of jet and her sleeves
were of dark violet, showing under sleeves
of pale mauve. She wore black straw bon
net, carried black feather fan and looked
as if she might have q waist measure of full
thirty inches, her circumference being
much the same from the hips to under the
arms.
If it be not too late in the season for such
warning, the big hats have been quite
overdone. Women who are careful about
their toilets have given up the flights of full
grown swallows that twitter about immense
brims, and the riotous flower gardens that
overran so many indiscreet heads earlier in
the rule, or small, fiat hats shaped like an
oyster shell. As autumn approaches it be-
comes evident that we are to continue for
yet another year the reign of brocades.
The newer ones now being put on exhibit
ton are large and bold, the designs copied
from nature. Great flag leaves and palms
all il one tone are thrown on contrasting
where used for trains, but on short, and
especially on dumpy humanity, they may
be expected to be most bizarre. Regent
street is brilliant with brocades showing
large spots, which,, day by day, i'm
crease in numbers and in size. One window
that pass almost daily is heaped with rich
snd nhsi sn% hey Ps a
thistles and tulip buds and parsley leaves
disport themselves riotously in all magnif-
cence of colorinR. Shot silks seem to be
coming in. and these often are brocaded, a
shot green and red being dotted. for ex-
ample, with pale yellow flowers. When
ground is covered with lattice-work of
lace or q renaissance pattern in which are
imprisoned small, conventional bouquets.
A tennis day at Wimbledon shows you the
daughters of old England at their loveliest
if the rain is merciful and spares their
gowns. Yesterday was delightful, with hot
sun and cool breeze and red foulards, cot
tons and sateens to furnish riot of color
against the background of green. Next to
red the chic toilet was white with yellow
parasol. Pale violet muslin was pretty
with hat like nimbus. Sea green crepon
was pretty also. with white hat, COLLAR, sash
and sleeves. Pink printed delaine made q
dainty dress with brown hat crowned with a
foam of white frills. Take her how you
will the English girl is delicious at dis
lance and oddly prim at near view.
ELLEN OSBORN.
COPYRIGHT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-17

Eugene put money without limit into
less, but she had little taste, and when
he sees women beginning to tie black vel
It ribbons about their throats, the stream
b hanging down behind, and even to do
|eir hair in nets low on the back of the
(ck, one cannot help wondering what
|emories it must awaken in the breast of
|e forlorn ex-empress as she cruises in mel
lcholy state off the coast of Norway to
b the summer tourist blossoming in little
Tess adornments that recall constantly the
llmy days of her past and gone reign.
The Princess of Wales has been having
me toilets made in London, the prettiest
which, as they were shown this morning
the house filling the order, was almost
|e simplest; pale fawn-colored crepe
pth with narrow panel of brown velvet on
. side. edged with cotfee-colored lace:
be long wasted pointed bodice had
|th lace, carried souave fashion. about the
mholes. There was high collar of
own velvet, little bonnet made Of
hgle rose set in folds of fawn-color and
own, and brown sunshade covered with
Bam- colored chiffon. A smart cloak for
outdoor functions which are reckoned
IRE among the most important OF the Ia
rious duties of royalty was of cream-col-
I'D foule cloth, lined throughout with old
20 0O1oA 0A0 kAdO0 ia q 4OO0o RA01A 0vylo
th shoulder yoke of white and gold
ental cloth and hligree clasp
the neck. A rose colored dress
kich seemed to betray quite plainly the
hewed influence of the fashions Of the
rd empire was trimmed about the
tom of the skirt, waist, neck and sleeves
ID rows. of narrow white satin ribbon
bsed through little embroidered rings.
% accompanying hat was Of white lace
aw covered with roses. A charming
lite dress had bodice and petticoat Of
lite MORE, with a vest Of pale yellow
Be, the skirt lightly draped with white
Ting, finished with gold-colored gimp.
here were two or three pretty crepe de
Ines, one of gray embroidered in gray
d silver and having large pulled sleeves
gray chiffon over gray silk; another of
e yellow, over which fell deep flounce
gold threaded euipurs and third of
e blue sprinkled with cowslips tied in
all nOmpa douf bouquets,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-17
STARTING 4 NEW ENTERPRISE.
The Mission In Helena OF EdseH Totman.
Of Illinois.

The Mission In Helena Of EdseH Iotman.
Of Illinois.
Among tho visitors in Helena ls M. Eo-
sell 1'otman, of La Grange, Ills, the M
ventor Of the Totman Patent House, which
is noted all over the country for it, COM
pleteness and general good qualities. Mr.
Totman's mission to Helena is to organize
q company here, which will have tho exclu-
siys sale OF his houses for Montana. There
have already been organized companies IN
three other states, the last in Salt Lake,
which has ordered fifty of the houses. The
inventor il the owner of i've patents on ma
chinery covering the important points IN
house construction, and when he sells the
right to local company it carries with it
the use of the machines. There is scarcely
3 better field in the United States for
such Q company. and its establishments
would mean another big manufacturing
dreds of men. Mr.. Totman has erected one
of the houses in the Flower Garden addition,
80 that people NAV see Just what 1t 10 before
they take hold of the business. The forma-
tion of such company here would greatly
stimulate the lumber business, and ct the
same time would give employment to
larger number of carpenters, because it will
enable people to obtain homes at greatly re-
duced prices from those now paid, and thus
cause the construction of more houses.
The Totman houses are not1portable, but
when completed are az permanent as any
frame house.
The cheapness of these houses, combined
with their durability. beauty of design and
convenience is their principal feature. The
houses are warm. being lathed with patent
sheatinR lath, made on dove tail princl-
pal, 10 that the cracks from shrinkaRe can
be readily closed up.
The advantage of having company OF
this sort started in Helena would be IN the
fact that this being the most accessible
point in the state. the works would certain
" be located here, and every new manu-
featuring enterprise has the effect Of draw
ing others.
Mr.. Totman has number of designs
with him, showing just what sort of work
the Helena company. if organized, will be
able to do. Mr.. Totman is making his
headquarters at Col. DeLacey's office, where
he has met a number of Helena's citizens,
who are much pleased with the enterprise
and expressed their willingness to become
stockholders.