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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude petroleum markets yesterday formed
sort OF crazy quilt ard when that Is saiu II Is
waste of words 70 attempt TO analyze the movements
There Is no news to explain the depression III rem
sylvania oil and the opinion Of the general run oil
traders as 20 Buckeye certificates IS best exposed by
their exhibition on Monday OF cancelled Louisiana
lottery coupons with the remarks These are "a good
as Buc1evesn or I'd as lief have these as Buckeyes
An attitude like this is certainly not conducive 10 te
attraction OF outside business, but 1t cannot DC
wondered at that some expression of disappointment
Al the results Of the initiation of dealings Ill ONO
oil should he made. We do not abate one loCt our
on6dence In the future Of tie petroleum sliuatIou,
bnt under existing circumstances all tldt an oos.St
con do IS To record the singular inconsistencies vi VIC
present markets-ncOnsistencles WHICH even uIe
scalpern cannot avail himself Of because OF inc mar
ness of SPECULATION. This was YESTERDAY sIuuaeon
A. the Consolidated Exchange National irailslt udns
action. were larger than In ono OIL Win ulc oPuoS
ranging from 81 IA 10 50 "a cents buckeye Ceitnl,
catcs rose from IS To 30 TO cents lcll 10 % %
cents Jumped 10 30 cents and so ended vi Wy
onted National Transit at 81 81 oeG 80 l. cents'
md Ruckeyc at 30 l. 2d3J cents. At inc oto'a "a
ohanc here, Pennsylvania oil. on smaller uaflsacuons
than i'm Ohio oil fell from 81 = 10 % Il cents Wio
trkeye ranged from 81 Liza 80 cents 10 80 "a ceIs'
Thc closing tone OF the markets-t would DC ia'0c
10 say that there was one. 49,, ,..,,.. =, p,cya,a
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN Buckeyc
and in National Transit certificates were as iooWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
THE SIdTE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 26-COtton nominal middling. lI.c.
Flour duh Howard street. AID Western supsy, 1888 Soi
S 10 o Sias esr j. ~ 81 winter wheat ps.sS
= SS 20 81 o sA 10 90 g. g g. Ss Do ssHs
easy; fui1e, voasl 20 Longoerry, siasd 70 40; =.
spssa ana nss, NS nss red Sss asa 4SsSS
ssad To- we, ssa5os yos Suisse %a.teM essy
ocsSoer sp SSd5S Ssa SOC od Gas nrn unsrsS
ssutAs an s s",e
az mixed 90 &c &C. M eN %Se co msea aiS
tdnoS G S s 10 . & ssSs 70 prime
2V SS nsw ss bulk msss oos houts
se-r az SS nosceI Ss % aas sm aII la
issc; iaee ili.1i2c lard, rtlnea 51.c; cfsde,
at:sr steady e,.ans aey o a 20 IA, 70 snS oo
cnoce lOallc store pacAed 7dec. active ana
Iyc sugar strong anulattd o-ss: Copper aea.e;
Isnned l's @'As aSy - a. fass 70 tys
-i!SJ obs Wheat, 81 9oJ busa ccr 1000 bush DATA
conn., n 5i' SS. 6G sSo ''''' -''' '''A
cats anu shorts qis ana STEADY Provisions nrla Cheese
strong; butter hrner. Aggs steady isecelps-tiogr
-, ggaAo Aug Io,Iwheas-NG hard dull, but higher
al Sl It'4, c. Winter wheat III good demand; cars
81 a. cars no grade al u W and cars No white az
81 "a on tiaeA. Corn opened weak and lower, with
ADA ADVANCE yslai cioslng-NO 2 yellow
oens 80 White % sold Store ot easy asked S,
40 wn!e dew On track sod az 4l',9 No white
s sq9 S M nSa Sed a. os track Rye nominal
irshts QUIET ana aehased to New YOpSwSea 4c
ssqSS s5s ss5r
Reeelpts-tlour, 1900 bbs wheat 10000 bush corn,
Whca 5000 bush corn, 81 ooo bush osts il 90 busS
~ oG G1aIEaoar, $1,000 bbs; wheat $1,000 bush; corn
Chicago Aug o0-Tbe leading futures rano.d AZ foI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
rvuy sytLL CRAFT NAVE RIGHTS.

Pilot f. j. Sherwood suspended for seven daS 5
from the right 10 act a. pilot By decision III Ohei
Inspector Farchlld given yesterday on the complaint
made by Commodore Hitchcock. OF the ColumDH'
Yacht Club Yacht owners declare that the steamer
pilots have llic regard for the rights Oh small Sde
vessels and Mr. Hitchcock determined 10 press inc
.on,i,,,, oc,inst pilot sherwood lie told Inspector
,,,tud .,e,.,l days aco that ~ he was passing Up
Inc North River on his Yacht Jonah on June ~ inc
Pavona Of the Eric ferry, deliberately crossed NJ
Lo,vs -. clnc "A, To render accident Imminent
added that Pilot Sherwood looked out OF thc Pu1t
house and laughed the attempts OF the crew ol va
aid that the pilot violated the rules OF good hdNIsa
ZION and sentenced him to seven days suspchsIoH'
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HANS S. BFATTIE'S JUGGLERY.
HIS ARGUMENT FOR EMPLOYING SKILLED
LABoRERs7 As HE DOES.
THE RIVER AND IN THE WOOD.

HIS ARGUMENT FOR EMPLOYING SKILLED
LABoRERs7 AS HE DOES.
Controller Myers recently wrote 10 STRENGTHENING
Commissioner EeattIe. calling his attention TO the
entry upon the street Cleaning Department pay rolls
Of the namr, Of " skilled laborers.' which the Con
trocr thought might indicate an evasion OF the Civil
Seryice laws. Acting Controller storrs. in the ab.
sence Of Mr.. Myers. wrote again on Monday TO MI
Beattie stirring up the latter on the same subject
The second stirring mp brought an answer from Mt
Bcattic YESTERDAY In which he says the Controller
Office is rnisuf,rmcd as TO the standing OF the en-
ployes referred 10. OF Michael Kennedy, one OF the
" skilled laborcrs7 Mr. B"attc says that be was OPP
pointed Superintendent OF stables on August ,, and
has since been acting IN that capacity As houce OF
Kcnncdy's appointment had been served upon the
civil service Board after It had certified that he hai
been examined and found qualified 10 Ill the place 81
superintendent OF stables Mr.. Beatuc concudes tat
II wa, propcr TO carry Kennedy on the rolls a.
., skilled alorcr.7 The cases Of the nine other per
sons referred 20 by Mr.. rtorrs who were made acting
forcnen in the Department are, Mr.. Beatte says
the kcnncdys
The street Cleaning Commissioner adds that lie Is
unable TO discover anything inconsistent with the pro
visions Of IN, Civll service statute the rules and
regulations made by the Board IN the temporary az
pontment OF skilled aborcr 10 40 NECESSARY wOrs
~ compensation OF ~ a day, when the appointment
of clerk AT a larger compensation than the Depart
ment could AFFORD to pay would De ,o.s I'm prrht 10
make such appointments does not exist. some OF the
vel ~ his Drpartnent will necessarily remain I'm.
done Mr. Beatte's ability to iuggle with me clvlI
Seryice rules - that he may be In the nnrsraihed
c,ioTneut Of tle right TO make such appointments as
no. nl~aScs doe not seem TO have deterlorated me
mSe hc made Of the skilled ab0rer" trick In thc
,rai,harei departnrnt Of the Custom House. while
Snrvcvnr IL sin fresh In the public rccolectlon ana
the game does not seem to have lost any OF iVs al
fractions for MIR. Ieattlc ,.--,.. ,..ou,or a.,
Michael Burke and william Denscmer. lorsT h I'm II,
rho street Cleaning Department were dismissed ny 'c
Yesterday on the charge Of neglect OF
dntv Daniel simpson. another foreman, WHO was
under suspcnslOn las been rcnstacu
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at her husband three OF which wounded him slightly
lie testified that his wife had frequently Threatened 10
shoot him. She testified on the Other hand that her
husband frequently beat her and finally deserted hcr
She said that a few minutes before the shooting he
met her the steps Of the elevated station at Ih9
ave and Eighteenthst. and struck her on the hcdd
She about TO hand him the pistol, she sdlh when
he stopped to pick mp brick 10 throw at her. ana me
shot him in selfdefence Some Of the shots, She test
fed, were accidentally discharged. The Jury was ao
sent from the courtroom only ten minutes before con-
vcting her. She remanded until Friday TO re
ceive a sentence which Will be between five and ten
years Imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
THE MARKET FOR PRINT CLOTHS.

FAN River, Mass, Aug. CA paper was put IN
circulation yesterday at the instance OF the Board
OF Trade, by the mill treasurcrs, who sign IT, Dlholns
themselves II the contract is signed by threefourths
OF the mill agents to sell no print cloths under $40
cents during September. over three-fourths OF the
mill men have already signed and none OF the Others
are inclined to hold out against it, Where 3 IA cents
plus half per cent bid yesterday, 5-16 has been
freely offered since the agreement has become known
This was considered the only change for lettering the
market except by cut down shut down. The
former is repudated by the mill treasurers and 1t Is
expected that paper will be put in circulation 10
forward movement TO close week In september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
rur rrvpsAL or DANIEL CONNOLLY.

Daniel Connolly cX president oil uis lrish ilo,"o
Rule club, and prominent III lrlSh poh''a' a"" w.,
.ouo,. =, This city who died on sunday at his
homo No ~ Irving Place, buried yesterday III
calvary Cemetery, the funeral taking place IN 81.
Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Church. IN west
sxteenthst The requiem mass was celebrated by inc
Paw John Mc(iovem, in presence OF many well
known Irlshmen and representatives OF many o them %
Ir ar r. Il curry president OF the Home k9Ie oluD
HrTan g. McSwyny, J. Z. Farrell Ihom i f. Ivy an
nc Nc1;eary I H. wall and Michael Gloih'
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TO BE PUNISHED FOR SHOOTING HER HUSBAND

Emily Cavanagh, who has been married Tor FOUR
wears to James Cavanagh an actor was '.
Yesterday before Recorder smyth OF assault IN inc nrS'
degree in shooting her husband. Inc "SS,'' ~"s
committed early In the evening ., '' w,,,,a,
,,a,o,, ,,as standing with Paul Allen, william
yeoch william Bryant and other actors In Fourteenth,
St The woman went up to the group with revolver
wrapped I'D In paper in her hand She hreo I'VE 'no''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

mdding. l0tc good ordinary. 37sc net and eros. re-
ceips 1857 bales all sales $40 bales; stocks
5.i25 bales. - =.
Norfolk Aug 26.-Cotton steady: middung. lac; no9
and receipts 205 all cIop expofts cossS
Wise. 100 bales sales. 81 bales stock. loo bales
Savannah. Aug 2O.-Cotton mddlln2 lo2c low
madng l0sc good ordinary CSC net ana gross receiss
LISA bales. all exports coaswse. So0 baiess
sales. $40 bales: stock. 1908 Ozes. - .o,
NcwOilean Aug. 2O.-CotJon easy: middllng. lU2cs
low mldaling 10ise good ordinary. 94c net receipn.
1880 bales Including l.7O2 bales gross Z1oS
bales; sales 600 bales stock. Il. ia bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rdverpool Aug. 20, y. m-The sales OF the Gay IN
.,,aaS 1000 bales American. ,,,, , ,.,sa,o,
Clans" August delivery o0id BUYERS Ausus' ana SEP
Claus. davery 6-6id BUYERS: September delivery;
tchos h,rers September and october delivery oa.otu
$500. October and November delivery io.oia seies
nuNner and December delivery $3.50 sellers: d.
bnr and January delivery 4704d BUYERS January a
esip "arx delivery 476ad buyers February ana March
deiyen Aug 2s-Cotton easy middling. 10Sc low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
THE MANHATTAN CLCB's MOVING.

The dining.room Of the Manhattan Chlb VIII DC
closed TO morrow circumstance betokehhg the com
ing removal Of the club TO the stewart ma"'o"' i
&c ,.,,s for meals in the new quarters will not
he n.rfccted until september g. but In the meantime
the Manhattan people will be cordially greeted wneh
thew are hungry by their brethren OF the LotoS ana
- -.I nI1Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
TOO BV.SY TO RE I'LL.

Otto Wagner. "a furrer at No. 90 Prince-st' icn
from a stepladder at his place OF business yesterday
and broke his right leg above the ankle. Business
was so brisk in his place that lie decided to stay ao
look after IT in spite OF the accident lie refused 10
let himself be carried TO hospital or to his nome ~
WashinetOn-ave. and Onehundred and eighty -sAtnse
A surgeon was called TO set his broken leg. linen
cot was procured and set up In his shop, ana Mr
W. yror Law on the where he could direct MS en-
noSes lie declared that he was goil & TO stay therc
until he was able 10 walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
,ange of prices and the total dealings IN buches'
SatIonal transit certificates were "a follows
stock Exchange. Cohsoii..

Refined oil unchanged at 7.3o cents per sa'on III
barrels and O.o5 cents IN cases. - $500. D.o,,o,
rorcign duotatons-Antwerp, Il francs bre"en'
q 90 marks London. leo . . . pence
OH CITY Penn. Aug 26Natonal Transit ces'i usa
opon"d SHE highest s7'ec; lowest so2S cos hin%e1t
sales 90 900 bbls charters, oo'oo' oo''' F'
ia 47G bbs; runs $500 boISi .,,, dun. National
pttsburg Penn, Aus 20-Islroculi o SS At s5Ic
Transit certificates opened ~ o'e'' ~ "
highest s76sc lowest. 50 he 49,, ,.os,, co,,inc,,es
brSdto closed at s5sc highest, $3.50; lowest.
tx lie. clearances. S2f 900 bbls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
no nrrrAIo AND NIAGARA FALLS.

rho nav Hunalo and Niagara Fails SpecIa1 BY tht
rcai fonrtrack New York Central, leaves Orand ,c
srai station every night at 80, reaching bunhS 3i
y ~ and Niagara Falls at 20 next morning. InS
.pvice on Americas Greatest Railroad Is not sur
passeS by that Of any other transportation hne ~ '
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
HAVANA MARKETS

- Ana, Oh spanish gold 245s. d2l6. Ex-
cb,nc Tm on the United states, so days gold ioGlU2
o, do short sgnt gold, l0sidl1 premium on Lo-
In nrcn,Ium; on Paris, 81. premium sugar mas
lnfAn fAIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

lows: -
Angus, SPs@as, Sls;s's Lowest + s; c,s,. AS.
S S5:%S; 81: s. ' $; H 81:
CORN. NO. 2.
'a as;':: II: 81: e. II: &.
III ss$i'@e:: g. g., 81: e. e. +:
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
5 t.s5: &: sSs 5 Ss.$ s
LARD PER 100 ID.
j S i;::::'': ::5 :I s s Il:
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 N.
5 Sss;iss': g. e.; e.; e. :;ss
Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady; No.
gns T C q ?e CORN no Ppg ss ssssssf No
G' pei 5I' oS S q s?a .Ho @ : s s % 5
es az if Gse s * sEsy S 'nS a
oa asa s3? "a d. sssS unchanged No "h''
WSsss S $S:s S 5ssSS sSss$$$$
G 6sss bush Y iss$SS
EyS bu;hi i $SS s;;SSSS
FsSass FysbRss ssaS
sTn Ija9 Nor 1isnS ie@ ai ai0'
St. Louis Aug. 2e-Flour strong, but unchanged:
1sr ass o Sss s1s "a s:sss
the quickly recovered and values hardened and
o.s
Be- cash g. S a seP St q Of
iar and the market rm The opening was sd,a nc
SssSs5 sS an "a
ssss S;''; quiet Is s' &c. nsS'sSs;
sS SsS
n.,s as ,75 i;ss
fo w. qSo SSs H Wheat 900 eo!n pHss:
Sf Sasa
10000 bush oats, $1,000 BUSH
w' . Ags es sG sasI d. whss SSs:
sis; % SSrAsrn, 81 q. ocln, steady So q on
issEE sy 'G Quiet ?qs s % EAe e sin
sSs g Zoo 900 Sss.
S arisy, S none
Phadepaa aug 2eFoSr trade was Suet as SSy;
wants but supplies q desirable grades moderate and
mar < SS P a:S
SIN sssiysy below w Se,
FSs % &C. ana red export
!: Y g Sd a Do S g OCT SstG5 S 'S c
SS%T q , S 5av rom e al Ss GHlfa
trade were IN moderate go aae S %
Sc migrated in grain depot, SIC No mixed 2othst.
track CSC No mixed Angus. and septsa@aber 55;d5sc
ceipts FIour-More liberal but there better local trade
demand FOR lots, aqd prices ruled steady New No
4si4Ssc do choice 4s'.c; do track. sac; new Ne
SIC. Futures were steady so white, August 4sat4c
September 4ha4l'c October ASS.ic November.
creamery, extra, 2ge good to prime, lsa2ic Eggs
scarce and higher Pennsylvania brsts 2od2l Pota'
toss steady at isd43c per basket Other articles ua.
changed. Receipts Flour zoo bols $50 sscks whess
II 400 bush corn 1900 bush oats % 500 bush Snip
me3ts-wheat 700 bush corn, 10000 bush OATS 1900
bush.
Toledo Ohio Aug. 26-Wheat active, higher cash
and August 81 o3; septemter 81 0ss Decc%osr 81 o.
Corn dull steady cash and August. 5lc oats, quiet,
a, NV cash $50 Coverseed dull steady; cash and
October. ~ e5 November, $40 Recsipssss-whsas.
s wScat 40 ~ corn 800 oats 1907 rye Loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
:oRK OLE A WORKING CONGRESS.

Tho Uouse OF Representatives has passed a bank
unt,y bill demanded by the boards OF trade ana
chambers of commerce. and other comncrcIal OouicS'
and by the business interests OF every section OF ho
country 1t will give relief 10 honest men who nave
oop unfortunate enough 10 fail in business through no
fauIt Of their own, and afford them an opportunity
IA recover their lost ground and begin life anew
unburdcned with debt and Embarrassed by judgments
and executions.
II has also passed bill creating a circuit court,
which will relieve the overburdened docket OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States, and give to suor
and litigants an opportunity u h''o ''o o""''' WV
within lifetime
congress has passed a bill and the same has been
annroyed by the President. known as the "Orginai
Package law which gives 10 each State the rlght 70
control and regulate the liquor traffic within lis borders
The House has passed what Is known as the " AMI
Iottery BILL" which will be speedily passed DS tie
senate and which IL is believed Will give deathblow
% ,ht scbeme Of gambling which has been so prevalent
l., come NJ the states scheme which has robbed the
noor and ignorant Of millions and enriched lottery cor
norations in Louisiana and other Siates-copoia
which have grown so rich that they have dominated
IN. states and controlled their Legislatures ana DC
launched public and private morals.
Congress has passed the bill giving 10 the asr'
cultural colleges Of the several States an annual ap
u.,.,io, tor the better education of the people OF
ho states ia agriculture and mechanics, under which
Ohio will receive every twelve months handsome
contribution TO her agricultural college,
Congress has passed the "Meatinspecnon Dill
which is TO be protection to the meat Of this country
exported into other countries and which has been ais
crimiratcd against for years to the INJURY OF our
farmers
The House has passed the Compound Lard BILL winch
like the oleomargarine BILL requires that iau Sa ou
branded for what IL really Is IL 1t Is pure lard IL sha
be 50 marked and II II Is made OF cotoh-seeu oii "
any other substance It shall be designated that The
buyer may not be deceived the consumer ehea ,s
and the honest farmer forced to sell his pure iu sia'
by side with counterfeit article
The House has set apart two days OF tnis ween 40,
the consideration Of bills reported from tne ,o"
ON labor which will dispose of several bills Of supreme
interest 20 the laborng men Of the country among
them the alien contract bin imposing additional re-
stctions upon the importation Of such Iaoor '''' 'e
United states. IN Oh. first
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ASHINCTON

chinese pheasants are becoming quite
pleantiful along the creeks back Of VAN
|%couyer.
p,,,ma, small, hovs are rean;py , rich
ha r,os, hy catcb;no l;t,Ie IanL t~,,rtles
which they dispose of to the Cinnamon.
An artesiap well nj Puvallun. 100 feet
deem. 20 feet being tbronCb solid rock. has
Ia 6nc stream 81 nnre crystal water f,ow.
inc steadily from n.
E.;uh.,", lii h.ro omo a,o s,o,o
.,';.1;n"s go 20 Ill, nna, sanS
49, -, III h.. ~ 800, m,
- 80. na." ' '"'
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
\. T. Hauser, oln G. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, u. \. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, a. II, Allen,
T.. II, kleinschmidt. Henry NJ. I'archen.
I. q. Power,
General banking business transacted. Interes
paid ON time deposits.
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Charcot's Friend.
Manchester Times.

From The Manchester Times.
Resale, the ape which the Princess
Imperial Of Brazil sent to DIR. Charcot as n
token Of gratitude for the medical SER
vices which he rendered to her father, has
just died Of inflammation OF the lungs. A
Paris correspondent writes that Resale
had a gay. kindly disposition. knew that
she was owned by DIR. Charcot, was docile
i'm obeying him. and devoted TO him. As
the time came around for him to return
home, she used to set his slippers near the
door where he might find them. In cold
weather she used to warm them herself.
IL he stayed out beyond the accustomed
hour she got sad and fidgety. and on see
ing him her joy showed itself in bounding
round him aud holding his hand To her
neck. She used to get on his desk, and
when patients were with him became
serious. rs IL she understood they were in
trouble.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.
Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.
MONTANA.

Track laying began last week on the
Red Bluff branch at Pony and 1t Is thought
The road will be completed In the next few
Hays.
The Bitter Root Bugie says: Joe Des-
thamps. game warden, was in the valley
last week, looking for law breakers that
Kill game out of season, put saw dust in
bish streams, and for giant powder fiends.
Zoe will give $50 to persons giving evil
Hence that will convict persons of killing
tsh with dynamite.
Pony is Offering extra inducements just
how for the importation OF a quantity OF
The opposite sex who would be willing to
10 Homework or work in the dining room.
la good girl can earn $50 a month, board
hnd lodging included, and besides she
runs a good chance to 'cop of" n bache-
or "who has just sold a mine."-Pony
Empress.
l.. {. Trent, representing the Frazer 4
Chalmers firm. arrived in town last Mon
Hay, and completed arrangements with
Bowen Bros. & Thompson to put in the
proposed electric plant for furnishing
Electric lights for Philipsburg. Accord
|ing to the contract, everything for the
plant must be on the ground here inside
yof sixty days. The light will be furnished
Wy the Westinghouse electric system,
(which is considered equal to any in oper-
Iation.-Phitipsbuy Mail.
The ten eviction suits brought by the
Livingston Coal and Coke company
against the miners at Cokedale came up
flor hearing before Judge Redfield Satur-
|day. The defendants failed to appear
land judgment was rendered for the plain
|tiifs for treble damages, the costs of ac-
|tion and the restitution of the premises.
This end the suits, AS the miners have all
moved out of the company's houses and
lit will not be necessary for the company
Ito proceed any further.-Liringsfon Post.
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MONDAY EVE., MAY L.
Atthe Montana, Anaconda.

Committee Of Arrangements:
Capt. Sllven Hughes, Lieut.. W. VI. Kelly,
Lieut.. Frank O'Brien, Sergt. Pat Walsh,
Pat sullivan, Corp. j. II. Rooney.