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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

CHANCERH SALE AT AUCTION OF y.ru,cIF
tEMaPfKo SNE REAL AZ ESTATESIruATED On THE
6ASr SIDE OF Ninth STREET NORTEwEsT
RRAf ko AAP 81 T nJFS sqtTH
srRfHr N IHE EfsT SIN e
BEiSG PREM MIS- s. a. "As ~ kSb ~
MG NrH 81 fE EkET SNppiE idn @ AM 20,
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. nD OLD
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of the
eaSS cause al So pass ssket pesr & &
vs. Crutenden ct al the undersigned trustees Will
Tuesday The fHH SEcoSb DAY 6F FBsryMaE Or
lSoO. at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. beginning with the
FiEsT Fats q orginal lots and 4, square +oa
the saline on 9th street at the southa@s, c"r.r ~ ,SI
lot and running thence north 20 feet then = EAST
alley 10 feet thence West y ss.i i so5h on said
south 10 feet and thence 80 feet TO the point o.
SECoND-Part of original lot 6 in said square 4nl
esiins on y,n street at the northwest corner of said
lot ia said square thence south ~ feet thence wes
feet TO said street and thence north 20 feet To Tia.
! THIKD-Part of original lot . in same square lad
Joining part .. beginning at the southwest corner T
said lot and running thence north 9th street 1.
feet inches thence east 20 the west line of l
| thence west 20 feet to the beginning.
,rdn,i RramAll Of original lot in same square
the south side of Nj Vernon place by a depth Of lS
And on WEDNESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF DE
CEMBER. 1890. at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ We vii
offer ror sale IN front Of the premises all those
OF lots > and in square :bti contained within fol
LOWING nietes and hounds Becnning at point in the
east line OF 18th street northwest about 81 .eet
inches south Of the northwest of said suuar
said point bsinz the south of a 6foot-wie al
ley and running thence east along the south line @.
said alley .6 feet, thence south l3 feet ~ inches
thence east = fee: lOe inches TO the line of s
lot D. thence south about "a ~ feet, thence wes.
feet 10Y inches 10 said east line of said street and
thence north Il q feet 10 the point of beginning suit
iet TO and with the private alley on the south
| >. ~ feet wide. ~
Terms OF sale. t)ne-tbir,l Of the p,,r,b.s. ,, 4,
cash and balance in two equal installments pay lille
one and two Years from day of SALE with interest from
cash on day Of sale AT option of the purchaser de-
post OF $UO VIII be required parcel as sold
MAHLON ASHFORD,
No. 40 Louisiana a venue northwest ~,
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, trustees
nj
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SEn,E,N oGIAKE kGSESouD UPRIGHT PIANO,
~ hMfIFICENT EBoSl CABINET, EBltNi
EASEL, EBuNY MAEBLE-r0" TABLE, NAH.
PAR iI SUITE IN Plush. TURKISH PARIoR
SUE. MAHOGANY CABINET MAN1EL MIX
f kpfsii NAH MIi IIRkoREI HALL STAND.
LouNGEs AND CHAIKS. BRASS hHDfR6NS'
GKAIE, &c;. on. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAI.
INGS. IENNESSEE NJ. =. TABLES SPLFNDID
MINI HAiLSHf f n + CHAMBER SETS. FRENCH
MTpARDRoBES, MAGNIFICENT MiRkoRED
FhoNI MARLBORO BEDSrEAD. WALNUT
GARD TABLE,, HAIR. WIRE AND OTHFi, NJ Ar
TTEEfts SfSt PiLtS9 2; bLANAEIs, AZ. Man
MD OTHER CARPETS TliRDCGHUUT THE
NO. 81, NAH; SCREENS. VI. T. BUREAUS,
MASESTANDS, WALNUT AND OAK Rpt'k MS
WALNUT SECRETARY, WALNUT EXTENSION
nABLES, REFRIGERATOR. CHERRY SIDE
BoARD; DINING CHAIRS, CROCkERy. g.
EhN 1HE ~ 1II,ESSiLS, &c, BEING ENTIRE
CoNIENTSof Hot ST Sol TWELFTH STRFET
CotNEk OF II STREET NORTHWEST
I'm MONDAl MORNING, DECEMBER FIRST
commencing at I'm O'CLOCK, We viii sell on the
premises corner of Twelfth and streets northwest
the en'lTe contents. The furniture il nearly new
having been furnis.sel atou; nye months :.ao and
worthy the attention OF purchasers.
h-.pGts DCScANSON BIOS Auctoneers
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN GOOD HOPE HILL PARK, BETWEEN GOOD
HOPE ROAD OR HARRISON AVENUE AND
NAYLOES ROAD.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
| MY TY-NlNTH. at HALF-PA THREE
OCLOCk, We will sell on the premises lot - of Good
Hope Park. containing lS,:9 square feet. This lot
fronts on Alta:nont avenue between Harrison avenue
or Good Hope road and MAYORS road overlooking the
city and can readily he subtiv ded into smaller lots
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months, notes to bear cent interest and secured
~ deed OF trust on property 9r all cash. at option OF
the purchaser deposit OF sOOrequired at SALE Con-
veyaneig at purchasers cost. Terms to he complied
with Ill fifteen days Mid
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

OUR THANKSGIVING CARD.
We are prepared 90 furnish for Thanksgiving the
following at the lowest possible prices
Choice Turkeys,
Cranberr,es
Plumb Pudding
Pure Maple Syrup and California White Clover Homer
Florida Oranges and New YORK Apples
Malaga Grapes.
New Raisins Nuts aud Figs
full assortment ol Selected Candies
All gooGs delivered promptly.
Respectfully.
T. H. WALKER a Co,
n2itt sf6-94s-ey0 Louisiana ave nv
"STAR oF THE EAST" THE BEST PATENT
- ..ni Lie TIr rednsrd to 81. = per bbl.
Best Siiear Cured Hams. lie.
dog. Cans sugar Corn, Az.
doZ. Cans Good Corn, ~.
GoZ. Cans Tomatoes, 9s.
t.alfurnIa AITirots. .9uc. Ter can
New NalenCia Eaisins. 81.
tli.est Cltron. lsS.
,,o J. T. n. PyLEs.
-h-1SN 4l2 4th ~. sc.
GRANULATED SUGAR. o. CENTS PER LIB;
~, rs \, ';,ain Sheese ,c. Biz lBoi. Whisky, ~.
r. j lbs New kaisins. .sgc. lhs Currents .,,r
Cans SariiLes. 2pc. I bot sherry Wine go lot
for' Nlile. -.sc bot. Homemade CraIe wine .sg
OHARE'S,
oil-2n' la45 9Th Vt. NV
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
" GraEuated Sugar, Bac
on"-lound can Royal Baking Powder 4ac
lucakts Rabbits SOAP. 49,.
friie RIB Roast, l2sc. Pork Roast. ar.
-, The Cash Grocsr.
n'-IhI ~ La. ".
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A RExARk,BLE CunE Or
DISCHARGE FROM THR EAR OF OVER
THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Statement from
Mr.. EDWIN r. JONES.

lSs0 18th street northwest.
For over thirty years Was seriously troubled aan
annoyed from profuse discharge from my set ear, a.
tended with almost total loss Of bearing that side
and although greatly aforementioned by the eafnes.
We. cared nothing for that ia comparison with the
ceedingly offensive nature Of this continuous dis-
charge.
Physicians who examined my pronounced IL m
cura5e some feared that the stoppage of this lon
existing flow might prove detrimental 10 my health or
even endanzer my life itself. but seeing ststeer.
Mr. T. L. Roesse. proprietor of the Arlington
a similar cured by DIR. M,hthil Of this city 4
gained hone and applied 20 that ician for ~
lief. and am happy 10 state that about three
months time DR.. Lighthin succeeded In curing my
case completely. There has been no dischanre for
over five months; my hearing has improved and MY
general health il all right
In recommending DIR. Lghthill a. skillful special
list hut Perform duty I TO those likewise A.
fected.
EDWIN r. JONES.
Washington. November IL, 1880.
DIR. LIGHTHILL.
Specialist for the Of Cstarrh. Deafness Throat
Affections. Asthma and Consumption. can he daily
consulted from until II. and from 10 ~ hin rsn
dence,
I4ll STREET NORTHWEST.
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NHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

LARGE FoUR-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
RESIDENCE, WITH STABLING, BEING, No
l121 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER
FOURTH, ls.D; at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the
premises shall sell at public auction lot % in The
subdivision made by the executors OF Charles Maca-
ester and Eliza L. NJ. Eerynans Of lots No. q and -
in Davidsons recorded subdivision part square
No. LIZ. having frontage Of "a ieet street by
depth Of 149 feet to 0foot alley frontage alley
p. feet). containing "a square feet OF gTound 20
Gated on the north side of street between 18th and
18th streets and improved by Large four-sory and
basement house with stsbling being No. 1721
northwest.
Terms: = cash. and the balance in one two and
three with notes bearing interest and
deed Of trust on the property sold, all cash, ct OPP
ton OF purchaser. 500 deposit will be required at
the time Of sale. All conveysncins and recording at
purchaser cost.
House open tor inspection day prior to sale.
n2l-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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CREAI ESTATE, KNOWN AS LOT IA IN TiiE
SUBDIvISI0N OF LOTS IN SQUARE No. 90,
ON TWENTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of decree passed in the supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia in equity No. 12.til,
Docket No 81, the undersigned trustee will offer tor
sale at pnblic auction in front Of the premises
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the following described
real estate lying and being in the city OF Washington
bered fourteen Q4 in the subdivision of Wolard and
Green's) the lots in square numbered ninety seven
(07).
Terms Of sale: Onehaf Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in one and two from the day OF
sale. the deferred payments to be secured by
trust upon the property Sold to bear interes: 6
per cent per annum until paid, all cash. at the op
ton OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500 viii be
quired Of the purchaser or purchasers the day OF
ten days from the day OF sale the property Hi
resod risk and cost Of the defau1tn purchaser
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee, IA st. NV
CHAS. A. WALTER, Solicitor. 1OU6 81. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. n.2-d&ds
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Col. Clay used carbine and his actual total Of "a il
Increased points by the carbine allowance.
THE TAPPAN MATCH.
When the contestants concluded their scores
at 600 yards it was decided (to save time) that
the Tappan match. which was for a fine revolt
yer presented by Mr.. VI. A. Tappan. should be
commenced a: 500 yards and finished at the
200 range. The match was a spirited affair.
BY the conditions members of the brigade
team of 1880 were handicapped two points at
each range. and. as there were but two ranges
and only five shots at each, the handicap was
extraordinarily burdensome. And yet two
members OF the brigade team did beat it, while
three others only missed by a hairs breadth.
Capt James Z. Bell was the winner with "A
points The five leading scores were:
Can't Bell:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

'I'RUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE t-NINPRoyrD
L PROPERTY, SITUATED t1N FAST Gartr,.hpi
sIkhEr s 81, THIRTEENTH AND
The untsfsisn e A. surviving trustee under and 10
virtue of the power cunferrtS a CERTAIN a..-s -
trust, hesr,nx date September = lssSl and Iuiy re-
Land roris II the District Columbia viii - 80.
request ~ the party srur fh-reby tfhe iu.lr - a.
trust having iuae default the l.Sausnt ~ 49,. a.,
delfeiness ds Srrih-ad th-renN sl Al IIl,,,, ,n1,
~ ,runi CT the premises. On tue ffRSI DAY lF ~
GENDER. AID. lSo. at fOCR ON'IslCk a M q,
the highest hidder. the following rial .sfHt. 90.
IN :he city II Mnsangfon. Dstrl,t uf CoInnia. i.',
the ncrfa front ~ original LOT seven ~ tn snu.-
numl-red ltrs h-lng SIXTY ave ttSi f.-f fr,,st ~,
Essi CAPITOL strei ~ depth II one huD,r,si .s5
thirty-one feet and nine inches ll3l n ain IN t,s
west line end hundred and furfy thrse let lad,
on the east line and containing eight thousand nm.
hundred and thirty fiVe suArc fe-t of ground Ipcr r
less. ' NNN'' "
Terms sale One third ~ cash and the l.l.n,. an
siN tOl and twelve t.l months THEREAFTER NTH Int
81 al cent. tire Turtha~.r deed 81 ty7nsf -
Tire prolerty Ia Secur~ deferred Usyn.nts Two bun
dt dollars cash required dsTssi when ~, t,,,,.
etN - Eaoksf on. In the 81 ~als an H., ,s
piled with days thereafter the trlist.. rs.rN-
u itii a. advertise and sell the r1sk nnd ,sf III ~
deiAutIng runchsser All convey a. purrhsssr !,
cost. ADkJAH IN lioth->p
SURVIVING lrusts-
WEEKS a 90. Aactiona+r,
nl1. IL, a.2l. -. -. s0 =. .slSdl
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY. SITUATE
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWEN-
TIETH STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, DECEMBEK fifth, 1880, at HALF
Will sell all Of lot 10. in square Of square 81,
fronting ll2 feet inches on Virginia avenue and ia
feet inches 10th street. containing 92ll square
feet of ground.
years with interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the property, all cash. All recording and convey
SsGS&ds THoSAs BOWLING. Ancsso.sx.
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Daniel B. Lyons, laborer who is employed
by the gaslight company. appeared in the
Police Court today in answer to a charge of
threats preferred against him by his wife. Dan
had scar on his face and his general appear
ance was that of a man who had been on
spree. Catherine Lyons. his wife. was sworn
Tell us what your husband did to yOu,"
said the court.
"Wednesday was my husbands pay day.
judge, your honor" she said, land he came
home and gave me part Of his money. He kept
the balance for spending money. Later in the
evening he returned and asked me for the
money he left with me. and gave hime some
Of it. About l O'Clock in the morning he came
in drunk. kicked me out of bed and drove me
out of the house. Then he drove my children
out of the house, and one of my boys had to
jump out of the window"
did he ever ill-treat you before?' inquired
'les, SIR" responded Catherine. s.He beat
me on the Sd Of October
what have you to say?' the prisoner was
asked.
II always treat my family as well as can
''Some strong man ought to have been there
when you was doing all this" said the Judge as
he required the defendant to give $500 real
estate security or go to Jail for thirty days.
Ocus SbuhuS WILCOX Cr1ulcaIIy
Gen. Cadmus N. Wilcox is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence, 100 l4th street. Wednesday
evening while on his way home, the general
stumbled over the debris at 14th and G streets,
where railroad tracks are being laid. and. fall
ing heavily, struck on the left side of his head.
II il thought that small blood vessel in the
brain was ruptured, causing hemorrhage,
resulting in the complete paralysis of the left
side. Drs. Sewers and Bussey were called and
rendered medical assistance. Soon after being
conveyed to his residence he became un-
conscious, which continued through yes
terday. His sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Z. Wilcox, and his niece, Miss Mary X. Wilcox,
were notified and were soon ut the bedside OF
| the sick man. His condition is regarded as
critical. Gen. Wilcox is sixty-four years OF
age. He WAS born in North Carolina and after
graduating at West Point he served through
the Mexican war and on the breaking out OF
the war he resigned his commission and was up.
pointed colonel in the confederate army He
| served with Gen. Joseph E. Johnston and with
the army of northern Virginia and was pro
NOTED to be be brigadier general In 1886 hi
was appointed chief Of the railroad division in
the general land Office and recently has held
position in the War Department.
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CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT Lo'

( ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOT
~ FRONTING STANTON PARK
yDy virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
Dq1strlet Of Columbia. passed in equity No.
il,oS, doc =! Belts Perry. administrator al.
I snail on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY NINTH DAY
Or NOnEMBER. A. ID. $50, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
CCLOCk r NJ. offer Tor sale auction in front Of
me Premises all claim OF the parties said and
OF every OF them and of any persons claiming by. from
or under them. or any Of them. both law and in
s9uliy In and to the west 81 feet 81 inches fronting
stanton Park between 9TH and 9th streets e2s: 10y
depth Of 70 feet. Of original lot l. in square ~ this
city The above property offers unusual induce-
property. "
Terms Of sale. provided by the decree are: One
ntse equal instaments. at respectively SIX. twelve
ana elphteen months from the day sale, with
cent interest the deferred payments to he secured by
tne notes and deed OF trust the prop
ty or all the purchase money he paid cash.
tne purchaser option. DEPOSIT of 300 will be
qure at the time OF sale Ii the of sale not
coIhed with within twenty days after the day of sale
the property will he resold AT the risk and
defaultiny purchaser
BLAIR LEE, Trustee Fendsll building
WALTER b. WILLIAMS x co, Aurts nIS-poS.,s
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

II
PARTITION SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE rNrN
PROVED real. ESTATE AT THE NORTH
VEST CORNER OF r AND TWENTY FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court of ia,
District OF COLUMBIA passed June Is 1880 in the causs
will sell TO the highest bidder front of the prem
ises at FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON or
TUESDAY, DECEMBER NINTH. 1850, all Of lo'
numbered III, in Lomis' subdivision OF square mum
bered tx. in the city Of Washington, fronting ~ feet
the west SIDE of 2is street northwest at the corne,
OF street, and runnn, back with average der,L OF
to feet to 1Ofoot public alley. aud containing
about .:s9l square feet.
Terms of sale Onethird cash; balance in two equal
insalnents in one and two years. with interest paya
be sei.unnually at the rate of cent Fer annu
prinripai anu interest," by deed OF trus; upon
veyancing at purchasers cost deposit 800 TO bs
made time of sale and forfeited II terms OF sale AR,
not complied with in fifteen days after date sale.
Good title or sale.
WALLACE I. CHAPMAN, 911 ia st. n W,
~ llr.ll.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
TECdS Oh Every DESCRIPTION, REMOVED
10 OUR SALES ROOM FOR CONVENIENCE
OF SALE. WHICH TAKES PLACE TOMORROW
MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTi-NlNTH
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
=, WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO,
AZ AuctiOneers
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BENJAMIN l.. WHEELER, l1.n5 81. NV
WALLACE T. CHAPMAN. 9ll I'd St NV,
-, ii,,ll.
| CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ On SECOND STREET BETWEEN b AND c

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
" On SECOND STREET BETWEEN b AND c
BY virtue Of 4 decree passed by the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia the 10th day of Mo-
yember. A. ID. 1880, in cause No. l24J9. Equity
Docket 30: shall sell at public auction, i'm front of
The PEeHilsses s: on TUESDAY; THE NINTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the north eighteen fee. six inches
front by the depth of 10: twentye Cs) in square
hundred and twenty five (1s5D, in the city Of
Washington. in the District OF Columbia, improved
by a brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in equal installinens and
two years. with six per cent interest from day sale
until paid to be secured deed of trust the ir0r-
erty sold, all cash. at the option of the purchaser
Two hundred dollars to be paid when the property
sold. All conyeyancing and recording purchaser
cost II the Of sale conplied with ia ten
days, the trustee reserves the right resell said Prop
erfy after rve days pubic notice at detaut.ng pur-
chaseT's cost; "a, mo JOHN A. CLARKE. Trustee.
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THE GEOLOGICAL PARK.
Prof. Langley Says Its Most Important Object
a. tn Keen Animals From Extinction.

A PORTION OF THE PARK SOON TO BE OPENED TO
THE PuRLIc--AMERICAS ANIMALS THREATENED
wrrH THE FATE OF THE MAMMoTH-THE PARK
AND Irs PURPOSES.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ENGNlNG.

~ ave-, under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty wears
practical ehperience IN selling stores houses and real
sl.Sm
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FINANCIAL.

THE PHiLADEI .PHIA
u Bond and Investment Company
Has located a branch oftge
nsS-lm No. 49, 7ih NJ nv
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FOR the present it is deemed desirable to set
aside nearly forty acres, selected partly on
account OF their being adapted to the purposes
"f a park withou: great expense, while a
.Irther tract of fifteen acres will be so arranged
Iiat u can be opened to the public. though it
may not have strictly park-like cultivation.
mere VIII thus be free to the public, it is
..opeu ps next year. between fifty and sixty
acres. an area larger than that of the geological
gardens at Regents Park. or than the Jardin
.e rE'htes In Paris. A distinct area Of ten or
n.teeh acres will be reserved in another portion
va ue paTA for administrative and other pur-
Posts requiring seclusion and it will contain n
lodge for the resident uperintendent office, n
laboratory ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-04

The only really improbable feature of
Mr.. Edward Bellamy's socialistic scheme
as outlined in his book is the elimina-
ton of human selfishress and greed.
Without this elimination the Utopia
would be no Utopia at all. A case in
point is found in the Kaweah colony in
Tulare county, California It is a CO.
operation commonwealth which was to
be the embodiment Of the Bellamy plan.
The scheme was very simple.
Each male member of the community
pre-empted 100 acres of government
land at $3.50 an acre. OF the initiation
fee of $500, 500 was paid in cash and
e4OO in work. The work was on the
construction of railroad to tract of
valuable red wood timber. the sale OF
which would support the colony and
leave profit. Now it turns out that
the owner OF the timber is the man who
started the colony, and he does not pro-
pose to let go. twas scheme to get
all they could, and then let the colonists
take care Of themselves. Human nature
must improve before the Bellamy theory
will be successfully carried out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-04
WITH FRA7ERNAL H0N0RS
The Late Judge John Anderson Bur-
led by the Masons at Mis-
soula.
Officers and Members Of the Order
from Many Points Were
Present.
Flags at Half Mast in Honor of tho Els.
teemed Desl-Applicants for
His Position.

M1ssoULA, Dec. Especial. The fun
eral of the late Judge John Anderson was
held this afternoon and was largely at
tended. There we're fully 100 Masons in
line headed by the Twenty-fifth infantry
band of Fort Missoula, followed by long
line of carriages. number of friends and
members Of the order from Helena, Grants.
dale, Corvallis, Victor, Stevensville and
other points arrived on the noon trains. and
shortly after ore o'clock the grand lodge of
Montana was called to order in the hall of
Missoula lodge No. Is, by Grand Master w.
7. Boardman. Among the grand lodge Off
GERS present wer, Deputy Grand Master X.
q. Hickman, Grand Secretary Cornelius
Hedges, Junior Grand Wardan Jas. Il.
Mills and Past Grand Masters S. W. Lang
horne and A. 8. 6tackpole. After the ser
vices of the order were held ut the hall the
procession started for the cemetery. The
pall-bearefs were Past Grand Masters Lang
horne, Hedges and Stackpole. Past Masters
Latimer, Chapman and Woody. At the
cemetery the beautiful ceremonies of the
Masonic order were conducted by Grand
Master Boardman. Tho flags on the city
hall and court house have been at half mast
yesterday and to-day in respect to the de-
ceased.
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This cannot be disguised by explana-
lions from localities nor the juggling Of
figures. The poet-election attempt to
toss aside the Mckinley bill from the
result stands alone as sorry effort. The
democratic newspapers told how it was
done, and such papers as the Chicago
Tribune. the Globe Democrat and the
Pioneer Press Endorsed the explanation.
The more radical republican journals
frankly admitted that the Mckinley bill
did it, but said it was because of mis-
understanding as to the provisions Of
the measure. The Sun has never yet
been able to give good victorious dem
ocratlc yell with the rest of us. 1t
should drop in behind the band wagon
and tune its voice to the right key for
1900