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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08
ART AND ARTISTS.

The Emperor of Russia has purchased
the celebrated picture "Phryne in Eleu-
sis " for $1,000 roubles.
The Princess Louise, marchioness of
Lorne, is making statue of the queen as
she looked in girlhood, to be given to
Kensington as a memorial of her majes-
tvs early life there.
The Knights of Pythias have erected in
cemetery at Baltimore, Md, a tall
square shaft with crenelated top, on
which stands a knight in full armor
resting his left hand on his shield.
Sir Frederick Leighton, president of
the British Royal Academy, is one of the
handsomest men in England. An en-
thusiastic admirer describes him as hav-
ing head like that of Greek god and
bearing like that of an ideal prince.
A noticeable progression of prices is
afforded by Jordaens's Portrait of a
Mayor, sold in the Rothan collection on
June in Paris. Frere originally bought
it in an old iron shop for 10 francs. He
sold it to Rothan for 800 francs, and its
last price was So, 900 francs.
The Hon. John Collier, foremost man
among the younger English artists, is
son in law of Professor Huxley. One of
his new pictures. called Study" is
painted from his beautiful young wife,
and shows lovely girl fast asleep in a
large chair, the book which has sent her
to slumber land lying at her feet, and
exhibiting on its back the title Lay Ser
mons, by Huxley.
The @Angelus" will stay in the United
States instead of going to England. A
new bond has been given by Ralph Plumb
and others whereby the customs are as
sanred of payment of duty whenever the
picture is sold.
The Victorian Era, on which Mr..
Hubert Vos, of London, is engaged, prom
ises to be the most gigantic painting
known The canvas alone costs 81, 500,
and the space to be covered by the paint
is 10000 square feet The sketches are
made on another material and thrown
on the canvas by lime light, so that the
outlines can be sketched in. The work
is done BY the pupils of Mr.. Vos and
French specialists
NJ. DuraDd- Ruel states that the price
for which the Meissonier Return from
Moscow. or "1814, was sold has been
greatly exaggerated. Instead of paying
S17000O, Is reported at first, he paid
100000. It was bought originally by
Mr.. Delahante for 81, 900, and when Mr..
Chanchard paid him 800, 900 he sent
Meissonier portion of his profits to the
sumo Of $4,000 This was a very hand
m0nan acf as rare "a fk il fine
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08
BUSINESS AND rNDusrRIAL-


Great Britain las SOC. .656 miners.
A Galveston negro Is worth $3.50, 600.
London has 1900 union women cigar
makers.
| woman is head of colony of 200
at Pierre, S. d.
There is one pauper in every 81 inhab.
itans in England AMI Wales
The first cotton factory in Constanti-
node has just been established there.
A Glasgow, Scotland, firm wilR prob.
ably put up gingham plant at Fall
RIVER. Mass.
he offer of 100 acres of land for each
G madam having over 10 children is in
request daily.
They are using sawdust in making pa
per ulp ard sheathing paper aud for
the dressing of wounds.
Milton Humes, of Huntsville Ala, is
interested in a $1,000,000 cotton mill
there, which will employ 1900.
A combination has been made among
the manufacturers of ammonia, and in
consequence the price has advanced from
81 to cents pound.
A farmer living near Atchison, Kan,
will harvest. 5000 boxes of Strawberries
from three acre patch. Last year he
realized $40 frcm single acre.
The largest sheep ranch in the world
is in the counties of Webb and Dimnet
in Texas. 1t contains upward of 100000
acres, and yearly pastures 800. 900 sheep.
Parties at Buffalo have started new
enterprise. They will press, clean, and
repair mems clothing, calling for and
delivering the same. The charge is 81. 80
a month.
A syndicate has bouS Int several million
dollars worth of American goods which
viii be shipped to 3uenos Ayres, and be
kept for sale there in kind of Ameri-
can bazar.
Leaving the United States and Canada
out, fully 95 per cent. of the telegraph
lines of the world is owned by govern
ments. There are at least $500, 900
miles of wires in use in the world.
A man at Dubuque, Iowa, is making
much money by dealing in cats. He
sends the tabbies to North Dakota farm
ers who are troubled with field mice.
He recently shipped /, Ire felines at one
carload.
A big domestic syndicate. composed
largely of minority stockholders of the
Union Stock Yards Company, who op.
posed the latter's transfer to an English
syndicate, will start great opposition
plant about eight miles southeast of Chi-
cago.
Nine-tenths of the dolls sold in this
country are said t. come fromGermany,
and the principal seat of manufacture
there is Sonneberg, in Thuringen, town
OF about 10000 inha bitants. Doll maxi
ing is almost the entire industry of the
place. 1t is not remunerative, as the
people are very poor, owing to the low
wages paid.
Southern papers are alarmed at the ex-
tensive purchases of pine lands in that
81 ction by Northern lumbermen. 1t is
said that they are quietly buying up all
the pine lands they can possibly get,
with the view of moving to the South
in the near future. The Southern peo-
pie are advised not to sell at the low
prices they have been taking.
Last year the world raised z, 200, ,O00, 900
bushels of wheat The United States
grew 490, ,000, coo bushels; France, 306,-
0O0, 900; India, 237, 900, 600; Russia with
Poland). 800. 000, 900: Portugal 1900, 900;
Denmark, 5000. 900; Spain, $4,000, 900;
Switzerland, 2,5O0,OOO; Germany, a.
900, 600; Hungary, $4,000, 600; Asia Mi
nor. 81, 900, 600; Persia, %, ,000, ,000
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08

Being no longer in partnership and BY stricl
attention to business hope TO share portion
Of the public patronage.
Al kinds Of work, Brick or Frame, done
with promptness, in a workmanlike manner.
ct low rates, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Estimates for new and old work given Al
short notice.
Particular attention paid to iObbing ana
work in the country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08

What Bell and Edison are to the
telephone and electricity, says the Pitts.
burg News, DIR. Franklin Niles. the we'll
known specialist In nervous diseases, is TO
the nervous system and nerve duid.
Among his numerous discoveries his
Restorative Nervine is undoubtedly one
Of the greatest. II i unsurpassed in
sy, neuralgia, backache, melancholy,
slee plessness, change OF life. etc. Free
trial bottles Of It may be had Of the City
Drug store, and also DR.. Miles aew book
on New and Startling Facts for the
afflicted. Every one should read this very
interesting. instructive, and finely illus
trsted book.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08
ANNAPOLIS. MD. FRIDAY EVE
.NArIoNALIsrs..

o star-built bridge broad milky wayi
o star-lit, stately. splendid spani
II bat one star should cease TO stay
And prop its shoulder TO this plant
The man who lives for self. say,
Lives Tor the smallest. meanest man.
count the columned waves at war
With titan elements and they
In martial splendor storm the bar
And shake the world. these bits of sprayl
Each gives to each, and like the star
Sets back its gift in ten-fold pay.
To get and give and give amain
The rivers run and oceans roll.
q generous and high-born rain
When reigning as a splendid wholel
That man who lives for SELF again
1aay. has neither sense nor soull
-TJoaquin Miller.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08
Hold Ii TO the Light.

The man who tells you confidently just
what win cure your colds is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam ibis year. In the prepa-
ration Of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no expense is spared to
combine only the best and purest ingre-
dents Hold hottie of Kemp's Balsam
to the light and look through IL; notice
the bright. clear look; then compare
With other remedies. Price 50c and 81.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-08

For Pollock & Freidenrich, Ladies'
hand and machine made Shoes in all
styles and prices. go TO Brooks s. Bar
ton, IS Main Street. Annapolis. They
are selling them % per cent. less than
Baltimore prices.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

40 domu, a iona prowadzi 20 re
Swleca W reku do zegara ipowiada:
Patrz kochany mezu, juz
druga godzina pc pofnocy.
- Coz wleceJ-mo1a ty kochana,
rzecze ma to MAJ.
- Gdybym byf pozosta1 w
domu,-teraz by juz tez by}o tax
pozno ma zegarze.
w pewnej szkole W Warsza-
vie zapytano ucznl6w jaka Jest
roznica mledzy starym a nowym
~testamentem .Jaki TAXI suszy1 sobie
glove alena promo. Pc d}ugiem o.
czekiwanlu wyrywa s!e jeden:
- ia wien pane p~rofesorze:
starry jest podarty, a nowy Jest
ca}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

Sumlennle sprzadzone lekar-
1twa, specyalnie ma te hub owa
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwcm
Acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzl-
ny.
Bedac dlugie lata lekarzem i
aptekarzem, mia}em sposobnosc
poznanla sic z potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, jake i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec celem moim
bye uzytecznym wszystkim clerpia.
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale l W naJDardzle] odle-
g1ych stronach, gdzie brak leka1zv
polskich i sumiennej porady nara
ia chorych ma diugle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, ktore dzlslaj zjedna.
ty sobie obszerne uznanie tax re
strony bogatych jak i ubogich, re
strony klinlk j szpitall-o czem
swiadcza codziennie otrzymane IL
sly z obsta1unkami, lekarstwa, "a
kt6rych skutecznos6 recze, DO pod
mojem specyalnie okiem prepare
wane, So nastepujace:
observation-disclosures sku.
teczny srodek ma nerwowei caiko.
wife oslabienie obrak apetytu, chro-
niczny Dol g}owy, specyalny bal
sam cudowny ola kobiet pc s1a-
boscl S1.OO
N. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, 3amanie W kosclach i
gwaltowne b6le g1owy SOC.
Maryanskie lola d.
kowe krople e; srodek ten
powszcchnie znany polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarza}e choroby zo1ad-
ka, niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, Cd
biianie sic i nleomylny srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP Ma KAszEL. Radi-
kaln'e usuwa kaszel dusznosc 25c.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waj2 kolki, Dol zo1adka, rozwoln1e.
ME wymloty 25c.
HcC. LA1IoI LIZ CIlOlIER1 W.
MI. NaJpewniejsza pomoc w Dy-
zenteryl, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
mach polaczonych z wymlotami
Cholera Morbus).
25c. BALSAM zczarnych
jago d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
$500. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo polecone ma czy-
szczenie krwi $3.50 cent6w pu.
defko.
Krople Cd b6lu 20.
b Q W pc 1Oc. i rozmaite inne.
Ia te lekarstwa opatrzone mo-
Jem nazwiskiem i marka ochronna
Biatego Orta gwarantuje; tie tylko
BOWEN SO preparowane W moim
laboratoryum.
Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc 2okha
dnem uzyciu kt5rychso5:91ah
aoich lek6w ME doznaEi ulg, .e-
>n2j sic zglosza do mnie listo~nic
luo osobiscie, a otrzymuja calko.
vita porade lekarska i lckarstwo
h%ezpiatnie.
Zqdat %nalezy W kazdej apte.
&c, a jezeli aptckarze w kt6rym
miescie by ME mieli, przeszle ma
tychmiast chot jcdn2 haszke DC
otr2ymanlu wyze] podanej ccny.
Adrcs do mnie
DIR. NJ. p. KOSSAKOWSK]
$50 Noble utica
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

Ma suchoty. krotki cd
d CHI, C horoby gardla, a D.
Ks, mocna ,ograszke, Dol
g@owy, osFabi nj G, reuma a.
ty;zm neuragis i wszelkie zasta.
rzale i nerwowe choroby.
orlginaloa i jedynie %prawdziwa ku-
Iacya sciesnionym oxygenem doktor6w
Starkey Palen jest W uzyciu cd lat
20. Zast6sowuje sig PREY ten magn e
tyzoWany oxygen j nitrogen, a masa
tax p~rzyrzadzona, il MONA jig rozseaG-
pc calem swiecie.
Doktorowie STARKEY i PALEN
pozwalaja so5ie powolywaG sic ma ma
stepujace Znakomitosci, kt6re' uzywaly
ich kuracyi:
Hon. WM. D: KELLEY, Mem. of Congress Phi
Rev. VICTOR /: CONRAD, Ed. Luth'n obser. Phi
Rev W:CUSHING, I'D. Rochester, N. Y
H.WORTHINGTON E lnor NewSouthNewY ork.
Judge H.. P. VROOMAN, Quenemo Kan.
Mrs. MARY A. LIVERMORE, Melrose, Massacl..
Mr.. E. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANK SIDDALL, Merchant, PHILADELPHIA.
Hon: W: W. SCHUYLER, Easton, Pa.
Fif;MiEsH M>i,y S51 HSr9 Wo;ny, y, Ed. Phil1: Photo to
rs.MANUEL V.ORTEGA, esnilloZrecatec Mex
Mrs.EMMA COOPER, Utilla, Spanish Honduras, "a.
J:COBB, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, CAL.
J. MOOHRE, Sup Police, Blandford, Dorsetshire Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
setkl innych Pc calych Stanach Zjednnoczonych.
ComPoun Qxygen-its Made Of
szury o 200 stronach. publikowanej przez doktorow
SStarkey Palen, ktora dale wszelkie informacye o tel
kuracyl prAe- oddychanie; d~ostawione swiadectwa cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
S}ow mix -
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI 7
ANGIELSKO-POLSKT

Zostat juz ukohczony odes8any tym, kt0rzy przyslali ma dzieso
to prenumerate.. Dziefo to jest W dobnj, nocnej oprawie ze zloconemi
tytulka Ra;z 1aTif t "a = s Ga. stroq mHo, wyTaznego d1ukp ma dobrYm pa
1akoTi W Ame5yce, kt6ry tn obrat. sobie ten kraj "a druga ojczyzne.
5szykiiem urzzedowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angielskii
AMI zalmowad posad " .1urzedach, biuach it'd. Tu W ~ AmeTyce D oprdcs
oiczystcgo jezyka i angiesklego znajomosc innych jezyk6w Jest zpoaa
nieepot5zebn? kto opr3cz swego jezyka, umie po angielsku, %wsszsdzis
cahj d4ugeJ szerokiei Ameryce rozmowi sic interes odprawi. Kto
umle po angie7sku, ch9oiaz ME pfynn;e,, atwo zna]dzeN praee, po-
sade }atwo wybranvm bye moze ma jkl urzad w handlach bez
jezyka angelskiego najbardNej wykszta}con,c czowiek pozostaie "
lyle zatem W wlasnym interesie kazdege tn mieszkajacego Polaka
jest ]ak najpredzej nauczyc sic jeyka angelskiego. Poczatkowa kiazka
Ola nie9m1ej2oych po "ngelsku jest "Posrednik Posko Angielsd eens
IS centow; potem koneczaie potrzebna jest ksazka S }ownikPo OIL
* GA n g e lski j Al giels h9Polski, albowiem W tymze
showniku fatwo znalezc co znaczy poskie sio1o W ]ezyku angielsBina
i sowo angielskie co znaczy W jezyku poskin. Kazdy '7eden, k6ryt tn
W Ameryce chce pozostac, po"inlen mice s1ownik tenw swoim domu;
u kazdego, cry on robotnik, rzemiesnik, farmer, b1znesta, handIarzlub
urzednik, powinno to dzie}o znaldowac sig pod reka. Csy ko chce list
napMae pc anglelsku lub chce co przet}umaczy6 z ksiazki Tub gazety
angielskjej ma jezyk polski' ME moze ebyG sic bz stownika Polsko
-Angieskego Angelsko- Polskiego. Nzka cena teo dieIa lest tax
przystepna, re najubozszy cz}owlek moze ie kupic.
Przysetajcie ma mole rece pc 4 dolary a kazdemu s1ownik
n%atychmiast wvsle.
II. DERDOWSKI
Cor. 3nd az CarimOna ct.
WINONA. MINN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

1852
G.. H. Sinclair i inni robota
ma drogach W 5 dystr. $4,000
Laird, Norton Co., buduIec
ola 5 dystryktu 7.9S
M. Toye rury odpfywowe
Ola 5 dystrykru S6.68
M. Toye, przew6z, rury 3D.
pfywowe do Utica $50
Petycya podpisana przez VIM
Buchholz i GO innych "a za}oze-
MEM i wyrobieniem drogi, poczy-
najacej SIG cd naroznika cwiartkl
po1udniowej linli sekcyi 3, town
10Y, range 8, a kohczacej sic W
srodku drogi znanei jake ,,Sweet
Ravlne Road" W potnocno zacho-
dniej ! pofudnlowo wschodnlej /
sekcyl "a, town. 10Y, range 1O,zosta-
o%debrana, i OBJ. Kramer, Perry i
Finch wydelegowanl zostali jake
komitet, kt6ry dnla Is Czerwca,
przedpo}udniem O godz. 10, W po-
mleszkanlu OBJ. M. Timm W town
Norton SIG zblerze, ably zbadac pro-
jektowana linia i zaiozenie tejze
drogl. Przeciw zezwoleniu ma po.
wyzsza prosbe nades}ano petycya
podpisana przez Ferdynanda Timm
i 81 innych. Kaucya ID. SInclaire
Publishing Co." W wysokosci
$1,000 ma publikowanie zaleg1ej
listy podatkowej Qodatek 1889
zosta4a zatwierdzona. Nastepna
uchwa1a "a wniosek komisarza
Perry zapadFo:
Postonowiono wyznaczyG SUI
me $500 z funduszu powiatowego
ma zap}acenle nagr6d "a zabite W
ciagu miesiecy maja i czerwca
wiki lub lyle z tych p%ieniedzy, lie
skarbaik ]powiatowy do zap1acenia
nagrod zaporzebuje.
Zosta}y przed4ozone petYcye
st. CharlesC City ,townu St. Charles i
Saratoga, kt6rych pro-
szono 0 $500 ma droge prowadza-
ca z st. Charles do osady Sarato-
ga. Ma wnlosek komlsarza Perry
petycya z~osta1a przyieta i do akt6w
do}aczona.
Ma wniosek odroczono posie-
die do soboty 10 godz. pred po-
iudniem. .
Sobotnle posiedzenae.
IA Czerwca 1890.
Nastepujace rachunki pozwo-
lono wyp}acic z funduszu powiato-
wego:
D. Sinclair Pub, Go ksiazki
drukl 1855
G. A. Ramm, pow. audyt6r,
porto 800
d. A. Stewart, koroner, wy
datkl koronera cd Wrze-
snla 1886 do Czerwca 1890 25O.35
Morrison & Johnson, towary
ola wiezienia $50
Emil Miller, nasjona ola Ra-
tusza powiatowego 2O.4O
j. B. B%ambenek, dyety ko-
misarza 900
M. Toye 900
I. Kramer dyety komisarza
i mllowe 1900
j. L. Perry " 1900
]. L. Finch 1892
Zfunduszu drog mos76w.
j. .Bambenek. obejrzenie
dr6g $500
sfuzba komitetowa 800
tykiet k%olejowy
do Lewiston 81
NJ. Toye s}uzba komiteto-
wa 800
f. Kramer ODE %rzenie drog
i mllowe 1880
sfuzba komltetowa 800
podwody 900
j. II. Perry obe]rzenie dr6g
i milowe 5000
" sluzba kom1tetowa 800
podwody 900
J. l.. Finch obeJrzenie dr6g
milowe 46. 90
" s4uzba k%omitetowa 800
tykiet kolejowy do Levi
stOn ST
Youmans Bros & Hodglns
budulec ola 2 dystryktu 6.61
3 1l.97
Geo Evans budulec +" 27.57
A Gernes robota M dro-
gach dys 90.75
1hos Hlks 1850
p Beach innl ""5" 1925
Chas Butler zapfata do kon-
traktu "a budowe mostu
W Minnesota City 100000
Z F1mdwszu ubogich.
J. II. Perry o%dwledzenie
uboigch $500
B. S. Finch 800
pielegnowanie ubo-
giego 1.5O
przeWlezienle ubo-
piepO ma farnp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

II. G.. SMITH,.
Ell. w. Posi-.
Chas. A. GLE.
ZABEZEZECZENIA, KARTY
OHReT0 WE, xZEWLASz.
CHINA L NOIIR Y1T PU-
BLICZNY.
Many nietylko ma jwieksza
i na]bezplecznie)sza agencya
zabezpieczenla W Winonlc, lecz
navel ia ca}y PoInocny Ia
chod. Many w reku mniej
wleceJ polowe wszystkich "a
b%ezpieczen w Winonie.
Me bierzemy wiecej Cd "a
bezpleczenia w naszych du-
zych Kompaniach iak inni.
BIURO
Mr. 66-E. Bird Str.
Mad golarnia Hltzkera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
POLSK| DOKTOR.

Sumiennie s%przadzone lekar-
etwa, specyalnie ma te hub owa
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwem
Acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzl-
NV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
THE MONTANA MARBLE WORKS.

A Growing Institution, whose Work Has
. Large Sale.
Some Of the finest specimens Of the mar
BILE workers skill to be found in the north
west Is being turned ont each week by the
Montana Marble works on lower Main
street. The establishment Is not an old
one, but from the very first it took front
rank in the trade, due not only to the good
quality Of it's work. but also to the reason
ableness Of its prices. The company makes
q speciality Of cemetery work, such as tomb
stones, monuments. ratings, ETC., and some
Of the finest specimens Of this work in the
Helena cemeteries came from these works.
Not only has their CITY business grown, but
from all parts Of Montana orders have
been received, and that the work was salts
factory is evidenced by the fact that tho
trst order from any community has always
been followed in short time by another.
The company is a Helena institution, with
the following officers: r. G. Wallace,
president: w. B. Edgar, vice president;
". g. Huffaker, secretary and treasurer; o.
+. Smith. general manager. Any one de-
string work in their line should call at the
Montana Marble works for estimates.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
The Trial Of Nicholas Baatx Brings
Up Question Of Rsspon-
sibility.
More Indictments are Found by
the United States Grand
Jury.
The Case OF the o. Louis Asainst the
Drum Lummon Renewed to Judge
Knowles' Court

The question Of the responsibility Of
principal for the acts Of his agent Wal
raised in the district court yesterday, dur
ing the trial Of Nicholas Baatz on thu
charge Of selling liquor to minors. Though
the matter was temporarily ruled on 20 a
70 allow the trial to proceed, Judge Hunt
announced that it was q new question il
this state and he would like time to look il
mp. In his instructions to the jury, which
will be delivered to-day, the judge will
probably make a ruling on the point q
issue.
Baatz was charged with selling liquor "a
Frank and Charles Meade, both minors, and
sons Of j. G. Meade, Of Marysville. The de-
fense sst up Was that ]. G. Meade had told
Baatz to sell his boys such things a. beer,
cigars, soda, etc., but no whisky. When
the state had introduced all its testimony,
Col A. G. Botkin, attorney for Baatz, made
\ motion for non suit. In doing 90 he
raised the question Of Baatx responsibility
for the acts of his brother, Joseph Baatz.
who il also his barkeeper. He also brought
Hunt in ruling on the points, said he
would like to look over the authorities. He
considered. however, that there was enough
in the case to let all the evidence 70 to the
jury. For that reason he would override
the motion and allow the defense to take
an exception. Then, when all the evidence
was IN, the question could be raised again.
The case will be submitted to the jury to-
day.
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AMONG THE POLICE.

Results q ThursdAy's Arrests-YesterdAy's
Dolngs-Thoee New Policemen.
Affairs among the police wsre little
more peacable yesterday. Judge Sanders
was busy all day, however, dealing out
Justice 70 the many applicants. Society
Red" who "mopped the EARTH with James
Henslsy the previous night, paid &15S5 for
his fun. and was released. Belle orlando
and Charles JurRens satisfied the ends Of
outraged justice By contributing 42o.s6
each. and Kitty Ryan was let OF with
$10.S5. Tom Burns and Harry johnson
were sent to the county Jail for thirty days
each for engaging in the unlawful business
Of petty larceny.
the police station last night on complaint
OF Mrs. Woodbridge, who conducts several
lodging houses in this city. and one at
Great Falls She ID now ct the latter place
and was robbed Of about SO few days
ago. Peterson suddenly left for Helena
and he was suspected Of the theft. Moth
ing was found upon him and he was re-
leased.
The friends of Isadore Poirrier, French
man, were anxious as to his whereabouts
last night. Isadore came from Castle q
few days ago with considerable money and
4 gold watch. He took in'' the town
Thursday night and did not make his ap-
pearance yesterday or last night. His
friends hunted high and low last night, but
could not discover any trace of him.
II was expected that five new policemen
would assume positions on the police force
last night. Several new men were ON hand
at the station, but for some reason they did
not go out. 1t was rumored yesterday that
the mayor would call special meeting Of
the city council tonight to bring this po-
lice question to an issue.
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HELeN Mont, Dot. %. 1880.
Marcus Listener, Esd, Helena MONT.
Ny Dear Sir--This 10 to certify that for several
years prior to June, 1890, I was afflicted with
kidney adliction-or, IL you please, call it dis
eased kidneys-so much 20 that was under
treatment Of one Ut the best known doctors In
the city OF Chicago for nearly two yeaEs Ny
from his medicines, but not . cure. ! came to
Helena about june !; 1890 and, without any
q your spsnx wstsr drsnk Of 4 fsesy. pfor 4
seemed to b puresnd wholesome drink. After
partaking Of i tor one week. 70 my great sur
yrise and joy ! found that could urinate with
out trouble, that the dull, heavy paine in my
back bad ceassd. that my general health was
greatly improved. drank freely. OF The water
God and man, that the cure in my case Ii won
derful and believe that 1t will cure Is per cent.
OF all who are afflicted with kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yours.
]. b. SMITH.
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Helena, Mont, Nov. /. $50

Helena Mont, Nov. I, 1880.
Hon. Marcus Lissner, Sir-For. Z. long time
I .ould not s'e - at night and day was only Z
misery to me. until happened in my strolfing
for relief from pain to take glass Of water from
and afterwards made It a habit to- 60 regularly
every day for my drinking water: am st pres
ent free from any annoyance from kidney OF
medicinal qualities Of your spring / can only hy
these means tender yon my gratitude TOR the
Of Helena will duly acknowledge the blessing 60
freely given to every one.
Yours Very Respectfully,
LOUIS SMITH.