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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
RailroabS.
new YORK CENTRAL

All Trains eSYvo o. eno oepefs wv
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
FewA IN. and %2d st.. New York
m ouY RAnAoAp eRAron n r1 Orr!
s.s. .Sl stAtiNs c4ys ~ y
e; e -, .s.1 Y y 1H1 Z
,s!f5 = HeeWfsrzRx DAT Ex,..ss s.n, -.'s
AeS Du: . DssSx = iS n cSissss 20 \ ssss
sett. m.-rAsr WESTERLY ExpRDss1pue caiesss
dIR:;e21iS! s Y adHs sS AND MA
sS sI Eo y 60 ASD cn nc, e, x
soSSssBssgEHEsss!s s1ssas s
90 sis t. = g. r. S:: Sc e 60 fs e.
s;sS W 90 q 81 3 49, rs p, I'd =; as.
1 1aSSs $ s & g. rs 81 b s &:
ssfE2 oas 9 ~ g ss S,sh 10 90 ,,ou
no;Ifsa tss s g. q s 81 mn H. .! So 'ss
sJSEt55a@s IT, % ~ sash 10 80 - 800 $780, ss
x1&d&RA rALLs-,o 20. no 80 g. M. 80. 600. "a.
M @ g n As :D,s S 4:
prRSs 81 a. i Viz az h q blvrs,ou-
For sess nd 20 2 c.,. .Ycv .as
g. S;ssf;ss is {SS sS:sss. Il 5.:;;
s. ~ g sss sssss baggage non
Daily except Sunday. Daily except Saturday oths
;s:; ';:s 81 g. Go IL; e.
':S IL! !; SSs Dss.r1 s.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

Tn. auction sales at tho Exchange yesterday were
mt numerous, and chiefly consisted Of Brooklyn prop
.-tv Nos $50 and 25s Forty ninth-st, Brooklyn,
ana twostory and basement dwellings, arranged for
s tsSS b. Albert No: liz esisssve IrOoaiys;
'as :. o.
f Sisyyaif, Ss nrSoys dSsI!!ns for
three families, so14s brought ss'7oo from Edward H.
Tho following sales were hold 81 the Exchange and Au''
ton Room today:
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
2. ds sas w JOIN c a \. g.
:ssss sssss III E 8 ss s:
VEST ss s 81 NcwYoiS was adoSrned November 90
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CIi1'
5od.st, n s. 1899 IT of 7th.ave. 1sexloo'o; MN
Larned to L NJ yoa Fliedn ss55x,ooiI 'ii'000
ll9;hst e,a 100 r. u OF sd'ave' zoAVo 71oo
s'h Es;esi sS%s s.ys HSs
ioi;'Fss sch.h 30 i. q Duty Of Sdave. 2oHioo
Vs. s.s. IT.. e 4 y H%s:
Er Ef S%o. "s s'% Fs'Ss' @
1aQ Msfs i b. 70 Gru iaas'
'0 sa.sA hs sss # q % sssav: iS1'yy
42d.st, 5. $.5 II Of oth-ave, 25xoso; 10000
,S sSenn 70 ii ieo fHc Of Etcaave, Iosxioo
HrdadH Rsyiy ana Ti'S Sai Ionds 2sosis0 10
ta%n mn So sSnn i, and wife to
.o Thomas G lais +; Of Gihaye. 3ixi0o6
,4 RnS:os s7s e IsS:sys ?SsSali wal 1000
7,s s's A.'s fsa we s.s:a! iaoxio2s 900
n y75 II OF Wlllls-Qvf JoxlOO, g,
's sssss; p Sf,s sH: 10000
sare cpp T1TSly Joseph oenaeur ." 10000
2Sc Of ls7tn ;r 21sSS 1850
5thevr 0Nren and wife Of to Elias i Nirhoas 900
l2ith.st o! Nc aD west mary iio'sh.o' $4,000
s0th, sGi and d WIZ MT to ycSr JOHNSON
al'tss s. 10 3oH S,nro Oh tiuck - 14,26O
roI9veo $0hs' to asd. S OF ame c,i
a;ai to & Gni1 oD"y.r .y': 5000
S0gsiiH 'fHisTIs eocpftse Building
lo 81 sfE % ga3 Of dave cclans to ooc
rr@ fSs%s: T,ci Ge 4 sFa' e h hi:y ~,
MasoH to J Sn H ana other property The ''
"ENreh Of st. Jane to joseph and ,
Rc SHScnI s. sos wlliamshdgs Road
xoo rlr scS n Ts, to 5usy s sxoc
'' naiIarinc kSes and hr.hand to Charles G
'thaSe ,S e, sor cG Sd I'S c SGa 40 ooC
is@s, 2 and T w, to S Stake and wife, iOoJC
5th.aye " !3oth,st: 2tilXS5 Frances Brown
ls5n,si =, s s,G Ss' feet OF ''na'e 10000
so,h ~ q iO3 fsct W OF West Indavc, 19x1022;
Mari u. Smith to Frank l." smith,
SAM pogGrty Frank b. s''h anu "i' 70 $4,000
3dayG and So wt to Thomas E. crmmDs 5oooc
1sih, a. No 70 ~ An'no". nei'S'l' 1880
S7S no,ha No 10 iG men my' MrConn 1860
a7' po NS ar and an;t,r t. RoS%rt p $1,000
l3Ih:.s oIrnas Ss' to Louis Knrr 5000
35,h.t 1873 feet Of 3d-lve. is Sxts0 Philip
liar'sn nn,, on" anotner 70 i%ono'u $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28

For Young Ladies-Courtry.
n oILra1ATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ESGL LIZ sS,sD
L N J-Reopcns Septcmbcr "a. Preparation Tor eouef
specially. Pupils admitted to Xsssa, wellesley snt
0 w. CAROLINE NJ. GERRlSH. a.
n JME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. Y; az, Boarding M
,eonen Sept IL Miss NJ w. METCALF. Principal.
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT-"By thorough knowledge Of the he nat "a,
triton and careful application Of the fine properties Of
wcelected Cocoa Mr.. kpps has provided our breakfast
tahle with decately favored beverage which save
Us many heavy doctors bills 1t Is In the udcious use Of
such articles diet that constitution be gradually
bt up until strong enough resist every tendency TO dis
case Hundreds or subtle nalades are floating around US
reodv IN attack wherever there Is weak point We may
escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourlshed Frame
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only IN
bnlf mound tins roccrs labelled thus: "James EPPS
4 CO. Homo opathic Chemists, London, England"
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Qun(Ji.
Gin hrnfDiirSiSes aeDsrlebsn.
Grssbit Bon so. |tsblnauH.

SIN Sabre 171O a~ufcrte Dor Der afri,
faniIGsn @citfiiite BON Guinea ell
S6iff, bas Die franjoiiid)e 6la90s
fiibrte uno fir cen S%ecfnnbisen Gin
Gtat5icl 1T icincr Salart bot. GS iag
balb ans mic ein Grie0sidiTf unO balb
pis ell SauHabrtcii6iff, uno wdbreut
ieilie 9afetltug unb Demonstrating
auf ein Shiif slim @aarent.anspprt
1impies, iei;tca laicoerum ole Orotenoeu
Gauouenld)tiinbc, bic iiter baS Gerbcd
berporraBtcr, baB has Sdiii aud I'LL
StauSc lpar, iid su ccrtDcioi0en urS
mott altG aniuaretfen.
Die 8cWoGaer ser GiiIie wareI teilu
NuhliG be8 Sfiifcs entfett geilobcn.
gle nuEtcu MIR ;u wnbl, lDcfd)cl
Smcd 6as GrlGeiuen oeiicibeu bate.
IS ,uar cia Stlapen1d)iif, cas 9cfon1s
ncu mar, bon beu Sauptliu9cn bes
2aubes 9e8eu Eiuper, Sranntrpei1.
@laSperlen ulib anbere Gaui6artifcl
lcbeubc Wfrnltsntpaare ci';utauIden.
Der Gapit1n bes Sflapenf4iffes
madte Der GtciGc mad cen fleiner'
Sduptlingen al Der 9iiits icine BE-
fuds, CAB ibncu Gei9enfe uno bot
ibncn cine reGt perlodenbe Wter9e BON
8ranntpcil,, Iuloer uno 9~lanicnben
WtctaQmaareu oil, ipelit ie tgnl inner
balb ciGcr gcipiIen Sriit 70 uub 70 picl
Sflapcn llno Sflaotnnen bcifaffel
woutcu. 0ieie fleineu DsSpotcrl, bic
nit Ser llunicri3li9iten GDrannet nod
beutc Gil ciilell 9roben 2betle DER
@sitfiiite 2lirifa'S BON Slap bcs 0rtine1
Yorgcbir9eS ait bis gum Sap Trto
herr dcn, 9atten id)ou felt Mlonatcn
aitf bas Giltrcifeu zines nclien Sflas
penBGuSlers separtet urb ihre Wtabs
rtaclr %gctroffen. SSu Ben naditen N09s
ten pirbei Die unsGiidieligem Inter
t6auen Don ihreu ei9ener Sauptlii19elt
uiiS Seren &rie9crn iiberfaaen, !uer itt
lpiberlette, tpltbe nieber0cna6t. Sns
nerbalb eiiler Wode battcn bteic babs
unS blutsieri9cu IDranncu pie[eidt
suIanmell 3lpcitauisnb BIGGER setobtet
unb i%iinfbunbert lcbcito Gil ben Sapitdu
iiberltcfert.
Dieter feilidte Nib nlafelte nit Gsn'
nerblif uro na9m rur iun9e nno frGf'
tiae Wtduuer ulio Sranen; Hettcre aber
llr obre Sinber, iveil lold)e oil Voro
III piel llmitanbliGfciten peruria4tett
inb bciut Yerfauf ;i lucnis eiabradten.
Ioate iid ieeod cine Negerin rtt4t
obne WeitereS bon ibren Sinoe treilleu,
10 wurSe ballelbe furSer 9anS iiber
9pro 9efporfelt. no es gum 3eferbtGen
fir bic 9aif;idc warb, bic Sas S4iff
l.ets ulilgabeu, iueil iie wohl ahnert
mod)teu, cas- fir lie mlnder Biieit
iiber Soro fiel.
Der Sapitdu bate ieine 2aoun9 BON
0teniheunaarc beiuabe beiiammer unb
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gsi. Qa.hariua II. au rsiisn paeate,


eridbrt man aus cirter Sbil0ernng,
wel6e bic befanute 8eiie Der 3aiierin
naf Der 9rim beidreibt. Der 8asen,
ben bic Monart)i1t benltste. founte a9t
@erionen falien in Der Witte mar elm
rubber Gid befeitist, on pelttm ipabs
renb Ses 6abren8 seipiclt ODER bon
eiilem aus Der geIenihaft laut porgc.
leien ipurbe. Stsrunb;mau;is YferSe
bilSetsn Die De1pannun9 bes @asens
uno ie 3ipei 8ierSe wurbcn bon einem
gojttIon gefiibrt. 0ieIe Jfciic, ipelde
iibriseu8 ser 0iterreiits, Der fran30iiide
uno Der ensliihe @eianSte mttma6ten,
ion mfbrere Milionem Gubel 9efoftet
babeu-
Gntes Darbiio. Der aite @raaass
tatte eiitm 8ilSGeues aroBss 9et,
traneu eelG:ntt urS alS %eetcrcr eiail
iiktr tic Striteauns elmer Gtatue mt;
osin %miiitdriiGltn &stcTaG:H ipraG,
i.iad;:e C., i9i g ans TtEGtl9.eif oacr
As13 h3teif, eigisa Spgaaiehter. Tar.
aEf festc @raa3et: .Wisid SoIH, On
| ipridit fali9, On uubt Dir beijeru,
adtenur onf mir"
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Nner(aro6em9eH.

gu ben oielen 3iigeit bon MenIden
frennbli9feit, an ipelden bas 9eber
G~leranber b. Sumbolbt's, beS uniterb,
lthen S6ntes itn @ebiete Der Natnr,
pifenj6aften, 70 retb lit, seb6rt aud
Der folSenoe:
Snmbolbt peripeilte einit bebufs mil,
leuidaftfider Gorf9unseu lartsere 3eii
IN benz rufltiden Deere, lpeldes se9er
bte Tl6erfclien f6u1pfte. Dem berlibni,
ten @elebrten iparS feiteuS BET ruiiii9er
ReSieruu9 jeber m6sIi6e 8oridub &c.
~letfet. Gr fef6ft beDeete fi9 b6ufie
niiter bep 9etnetnen, metft rober Sol'
baten. Ginft trat er tn elm Belt, baa
,tur bon @emeinett betpobnt ipurSe,
nno bemerfte ei1er Soloateu, Der eiiria
NIT benz Sei6nen elmer 2anbfarte be.
j6afti9t mar. humboldt fab inn iiber
ote S4ultern 3u, unb mar iiber bic
3orreftbeit unb Sauberteit Der 3ei6.
1i1g erItaunt.
$50 baben Gle 70 biibid Sei6men
aelernt ?" rebete Der 9roee @sleBrte ben
SolSaten ar.
Dieter ipran8 baitig altf, periteiste
ii9 ebrfur6tsoon uno eripi6erte, in
9eraber 9altung iteberblei6eno: SIM
S9lUiie meines BaterS. Sd bin 6iirif
G., betbeiliste mid a1t Der polnif6ea
Sniurreftion 1881, muroc perbaffet,
mad Sibirien Uerbanut, uub lpater
sum @intritt als ~senleiner Solbat in
Die Irntee an1 3aufaiuS besnabtst.A
Dieie Borte fpurben NIT Dor S6tner3
bebet1ber Stininte geipro6eH.
sd bebaure Sbre elettbe Gage unter
bieien Meniden bier," perisste Suut.
bolot; naber ipenn tb gum &aiIer
fomme, min i9 Sbrer sebenfen."
nSaS iutrb nthtS niiten,@ entee9nete
Der Siirft, cine i96ne, ffattlide Gri9ei.
itur9. Der &aiier gerdtb III Sen bef>
ttsftsu 8orn, ipenn Semalto cine Sit.
bite fir mild tpa9t."
sd rperbe fte ipasen," entse9nete
!Sumbolbt.
Had Beenoi9uu9 fsinsr 0teiic begab
ft9 humboldt gum Sailer, I'M i6nt Die
reide altsbcute ietner miibiame,1 Sor.
i9nngen uor5nle9en.
Der bariiber ent3idte SerrI9er rief
fo9lstd ats: r@e io0 i1 sic batiir
belobuen, metu liebsr 5umbolbt ?"
mWenn t9 nm etlis @nabe bitten
biirfte, Maieitdt p"
nSie lit 9epabrt," iaste Ser Wonard.
so bite id] UNI 9nabe fir BEN I'm,
9ltidli6en Siiriten g., ser cine iugcnb,
lt9e Scrtrrung 10 bart biiBcn inuB,"
perieete 9rrmbol6t uneridroden.
Sci bieicn @orten i9tpou Die Sorn,
aocr auf oe8 SatierS Stirn.
nSpreden sic mir ME lpieSer BON
Dieiem !" rief or baitig aus.
wMaicitdt, th babe Sbr Wort," ers
Der uncri4rodene Sorider.
Der Shirt ipuroe III Der Tbat i9on
@cben ipater na6 europa sus
radbernfen nno gum Sffi;ier befOr6ert
il0 Dos mar mcbr, oils Der Ser,
ie III boifen 9eipa9t hattie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-19

Has an the good qvdLTfss OF The best Greer and
Slack Tea in d~"comhndtioH" whose drinking
qualities are R~ssgfposseG For SAFE 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-19

S6mabfibissS Gsiek. Sor etlua
;%fpcibunSert Sabreu 9ebot ei1 bo9nei.
ier &atb i'll Subenarbe tn Slanoern,
Dap 0iieunanb NbcnoS obue &aterne it6er
bic Strabe gebcn loQte. Die 9iir0er
mnrrten, !1lo nm Slper Dem @ortlaut
bes 9ebotS 0cDoriam 81 ieii,. aber bod
BEN 9fatb ;u at9eTat, tru8 ua6 9enein,
iamer 8erabre6uu9 aGerbing8 SeSer,
Der ipdt ans9ing, cine 2aterre, ieSo6
fctn yttbt BARN. Ga befabl Der Ratb
gum onScrcn Mole, es foue Elm Sober
Elm 2t9t TT Der 2aterne traser. @ie,
berult ipareu Die 8ermarrteu 9eboriam ;
fe trusen cine 2aterle iett nit Hidt
Sarill. has aber niGt brarrte. Sier,
bur6 Durbe Der oben ertDd5nte Hotb
ge3wnn9ell, gum britten Wale bel bops
peter Straie ;l befebten. bas Seber Elm
brenncubcs 2i9t in Scr 2aterne tragen
miille. Die Burger gebordten NUN
3war au6 bieiem Sefeble, truBet Die
&aterne nit Dem bre1nenoen 0idt barir
aber inter benz Otantel. Die Mitslie,
Der bcS 9fatDS idiittelten drgerlt6 tbre
9lQonseperriiden uilO befablelt, baB bic
nit einem brernenben Qi6te periebene
2aterne frci, Dffentli6 lttio urperbedt
9ctra8cu perben niiiie, uub MIN crit
ftsl BEN 9iirseru fetn lreuer S9ipartf
mebr Gin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-19

Gin PATHFINDER 8ibeltert. Der tc'
ri9ntte en9lti6e Gtlat5manit, WiuiGm
Pitt Der iiin9erc (gcb. 1857, latte cs
idon nit % Sabreu GUM Staatsmiui,
tier sebraat. @enise 0fonate na9bsr
fam er ua9 Srforb. mo or ituoirt bate
unb nod otele ietltcr fribereu Gomnilt.
tonen ole Stubenten traf, Die i'm iest
nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltnb iol1itigcr
Gnlicscn b%eitirnlten. am nadften
Sonntase lpdhlte Scr Yre0iser bon ct.
Wtarps G9urd), Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
sieueidt init abiidt, sum Serte isiner
yrebist, ipelder Der iu9enblid)e Wftni'
ftcr b%eiwobnte, Die @Orte Der S1riit !:
uSerr, es lit Gin Slabe Ga nit finf
groteu iuo jlpei Sii9en ; aber ipie ioI
eas btnreid)en fir 10 piefe?" @G6elnr
iaate Bitt 81 ieinein @efolse pon 9itt=
ltellern: uMterft Gn6 Sen Sian bieier
@ortel"
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Orirntalii9. Der Sbalif Sen 81
tim BON 9aiiora erfrarfte unb lieB iets
t,ei1 Dicner rufen, barait er gum ar;t
sebe. @S entipann iiG illil fol9en0es
!3nieselprd4 3pti4en Serr un6 Die,
1ler. r9eb' unb bofe mir Wtebi3in bonn
0%ottorl" = rIber es fOnnte iein, bab
Der Dottor ii6t gu Sauie pare.4 -
so fttbeit gu gelpiB eineu anberen ,u
Sauie." = vGber ipenn ib i'm alld
fiube, 70 gibt sr mir aln Grbe fct1lc Me.
bt3in. = 80 nintin oicieS @clbitiif
unb er miro Dir Welde 9cben." rSa,
CT lam mir pieIletft MeoiSin geben,
abcr penn Iie nun ni9t bilft?" -
v56uft, lpirit On nun elsi6 tbun,
mas i9 Dir befeble, itatt bier INNER
ileie Sdpieri9fetten ;i MAIDEN {" =
nGicber 9err! @eieet aud ben SOL,
6ab Die Mebi3iu pirfte - mas b6lfe es
AM Gn6e? Dir miIieu 5alsst bod
Ollie iterbeit. unb lit es ba nidt einerlet,
Oh beute pber mOr9en !" - .0u bait
Re9t, bleibe bier"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-02

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
y. ~ real estate and shares OF mining stock. In
Lewis and Clarke.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
District Of the State Of Montana. in and for the
County of Lewis and Clarke, made on the 10Th
day of November, 1890 in the matter Of the estate
signed, administrator Of said estate. will sell at
lawful money OF the United States of America,
on Saturday, the goth day of December, 1890. at
iva O'Clock p. m. at the front door Of the court
in the of nsn Of
est and estate of the said James C. Macdonnell a.
the time OF his death, and all the right, title and
otherwise acquired other than, or in, addition to
that Of the said James G. Macdonnell at the time
of his death. in and t9 lot, eeyen a., block one
tana; ato tract of land, consisting Of ten acres
more or less, known as . Chinese garden situate
in slaughterhouse snlch. Lewis and Clarke
mentioned and described in that certain deed ex-
ecgted by one George W: Huftaker , to said de.
s ssa On the 24 d; Of d IL ISIS IS Thoa said
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. on page 629
in book IS Of Deeds of the Records Of said
certain mining and reduction Company known own
as the Big OK Mining and Reduction company, a
corporation existing under and by virtue of the
ANWS OI MOul0Hn, having It's ptltlC1pA OulCe IN
the city of Helena, Montana to-wit:
Certificate No. 1913 for SO shares.
Certificate No. 500 for SO shares.
Certificate No. 234 for $50 shares; and
Certificate No. 395 for 50 shares.
Together with al improvements thereunto the
said real estate belonging.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash. in lawful
money of the United States of America
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
CHAS. WATSON,
Administrator of the estate of James c. Mao
donnell. deceased.
Dated Helena. Mont. November 18th. 1880.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-02
Dressy Colore,, People.

There are many people in the city who
have little or noidea of what genuine swells
there are among the colored population.
say genuine swells. for they not only dress
richly and in the height of fashion, but
their dresses are marked by extremely good
taste. saw a group of four, two WON en-
and two men, in one of the L trains the
other day. The women were both in black
silk, with rich bead trimmings. and their
dresses were very handsome. Not more 80
than the wearers, by the way, for both were
light mulattos or octoroons, and they had
extreme richness of coloring in cheeks and
lips. g rE - 4
The men with them we're we'll DRESSED in
cutaway coats Of black diagonal, high vests
and black and white trousers. Each wore
four-in-hand tie and derby hat, and
each was neatly and quietly gloved. But
while the women we're like dark brunettes,
the men were deep black. I wonder wheth-
or the prejudice Of the colored folks them
lessening?-New York Telegram.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-02

The New York Commercial Advertiser
= careful and conservative journal, states
tho situation in the following vigorous
manner:
1.-The people of the United States have
arrested the republican party of Reed, Nc
Ainiey and Quay. The charge is burglary,
and the indictment includes many counts.
Ine booty Is the senate and the presidency,
ana the tools thus far found on the person
q tho culprit are the admission a. small
ooEnmnnities to statehood, the Montana
oenatorships, the Justification of the census
- force bill and the unseatinp of elected
oonaFeasmen. The swap has been oht.;nad
from tarif- fostered monopolies, and the ar
ssnGsznents are nearly Completed for CON
unmustina the crime.
Tho culprit is now out on hail, AZ tba
Dsesmber session of congress it i intended
- Aniah tho preparations for the anal theft
ID eoantry IL to be reapportioned in such
i way - TO make easier the snccs.. 80 tho
gaok On the basis of a falsif,ad carsrs
- with the aid of the stoler seats IN the
end the senate. the electoral college
IT, ~ - reconstructed on nart;sar h.s;s
- aloae can the verdict Of TIE peonla s,, y,
~ minal be overthrow.
s - the thieving! Democrat. in the
- senats. it Is your paramount duty
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-02
THE UNDERSIGNED, MAssENA BuLLAR

THE UNDERSIGNED. MASsENA BUILARD
= and Augustus b Ewing appointed trustees
BY the resolution Of the stockholders of the
West Grants Mountain Mining Company, adopt
ID on the 9th day OF October, 1859, hereby give
notice that there remained in their possession
and unexchsnged on the 18th day of February.
1880 eighteen Thousand two hundred and thirty.
seven II, 2s1) shares Of stock of the Elizabeth
Mining Company. and that, pursuant to the d.
West Granite Mountain Mining Company, the
Undersigned will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder or bidders for cash, at the east
front door of the court house in the city of 81.
Louis, Miss onri, on the fifteenth day OF Decem-
Der: 1870 beginning at twelve O'Clock noon of
said day. said 10 2S1 shares OF the capital stock of
the Elizabeth Mining Company, or such mart
thereof as shall not have been exchanged for
West Granite Mountain Mining Company stock
prior to December S.h. 1890.
y, Notice Is a'so given to West Granite Mountain
change their shares prior to February 18th, 1890
that by direction Of the board Of trustees. and
with the consent of the parties in interest, the
Undersigned are empowered to continue to make
exchanges of Elizabeth Mining Company stock
for West Granite Mountain Mining Company
stock at any time prior to the eighth day of De-
cemcer. !ssU. on the tern . provided in the reso-
luton OF Oct. hth 1889: tuat is to say, share
OF the former for two shares of the latter.
;, West Granite stockholders who wish to avail
themselves Of the said extension Of time should
room ia Laclede building. st. Louis, Missouri,
Or Massena bullard, room No. Gold block
Helena, Montana, before December Sth. 1880
M2ssENA B6iL ARD
Trustees.
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SLOSSON WAS RATIFIED
Ana Schaefer Beat Him in the Great
Billiard Match.

Ana Schaefer Beat Him in the Great
Billiard Match.
NEW York, Dec. Jacob Schaefer and
George F. SiOsson played billiard match
tonight. fourteen Inch balk line, 800
points, for the championship of the world,
the championship cup, and $1,000 side.
Schaefer won. making 800 points when
Siosson had only scored COS. In tho sew
enth inning Schaefer made a run Of 81
points amid great applause. Slosson was
evidently ratified by this, but succeeded in
making AZ before he stopped. Schaefer
made 50 in the eighth inning
and Slosson 49. The thing went
on then without any larger runs
until the seventeenth inning. when Jake
by beautiful playing scored seyenty-three
points. Score then stood: Schaefer 247.
Slosson 1852. In the nineteenth. Schaefer
gave. wonderful display. Getting the
lvories on the line, he played them back and
forth as If on wire. He reached and
passed the hundred mark safely aud still
Kept on gently ticking the worries. The
audience sat breathlessly waiting, and
Schaefer finally stopped after making 1913
points: Slosson looked feverish and 80
missed an easy shot after making ten
points.
From this time on the Wizards excellent
P"yAe seemed to nave ratified SlOsSOn
badly. At the end OF the twenty second
inning the score stood: Schaefer 4O3, Slos-
son 20. Tho betting was three and four to
one against Slosson. In the twenty-sixth
Jake score % more points. while Slof son
made four. In the twenty-seventh Schaef-
or made q, and Slosson ~. The score at
the end of the twenty ninth was Schaefer
543. Slosson 324
In the thirty-second, Schaefer gave an
otner great exhibition of nursing. and
rolled up 80 points. Slosson seemed to
play hard, and yet some of his errors would
nave shamed an amateur. After the thirty
second, he did better than Jake. but it was
too late. He made two runs of GO and one
ran out the 800, leaving Slosson at Cos. Az
erages, Schaefer 10, q, Al. Slosson, II, 26,
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An Indelicnte Implication.

New York Mercury: Awell, known news
paper man had his wife come downtown
last Saturday evening to meet him after he
had drawn his pay. Together they went to
a restaurant and had supper. When the
meal was over the flush journalist took a
cab and ordered the driver to take him to a
certain number of certain street. the num-
Der being the number Of his home. The
carriage rolled up to the door
the lady elighted and her husband. having
the keys, followed her to the door to open
it, before he had time to turn around the
hackman called to him by name and said:
Twill waltz"
The lady heard it, and after the husband
had expressed his opinion OF the hackman
in no uncertain tones he went III and heard
some remarks from his wife. which con-
WINGED him that she understood the indeli-
cate implication conveyed by the drivers
query.
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Desperate From Hunger.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-Advices from Tien Tsin,
by way OF Vladivostock, state that vast
portion of the population has been rendered
destitute by recent floods. The people are
desperate in consequence of lack of food
and shelter, and threaten to massacre and
plumber European residents and march to
demand relief. -Four Chinese war ships
and one French and one American man Of
war are at Pskin, and have taken measures
for the protection of Europeans.
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PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HARRISON takes
nine thousand words to make three i'm
portant facts known to the country.
He is opposed to free coinage measure;
he is in favor of sweating the consumers
for the benefit Of the manufacturers by
the Mckinley process; he urges that the
execution Of federal election law be
placed in his hands. When President
Benjamin Harrison sends in his next an
nual message it will be to congress the
popular branch of which will be against
his opinions by two, thirds majority.