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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Gr.RDSyEy NAVE A sKIRMrsH DRILL.

large number Of persons assembled last evening at
,, e,o,,,ds n the Ncw.YoIk National Lcacue base
o Cyb NJ the Oh Polo Grounds, 70 witnr,, me p'!'
auce Of tho members Of Company J. Gith Regiment "hh
I'm command Of Captain Luke G. Quinn, were present ~
r,y. their annual exhibition IN suimsh dill and Il"
duties of guards and -cntuc-. The men wore STATE
,,teo tr.i-er- bloi-es fatigue caps and black equip
mont, and made a fine showing. only few ncHbHn
~ the coulany which 8. Of the strongest numerically
M the rccment were absent. On returning to Tn" arnoN
CautaIu Quinn was congratulated by hi brother officers
Tho coutauy Will 20 out 10 The AGAIN nest SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
4 Young F0RGER NEATLY TRAPPED.

David Silver fifteen Of 40. TT Suydani-st. Brook
lyn cmpOyc OF L. David Berg. dry goods mcr
chant OF 80. 81 L~pcnaId st himself trouble
bv forging his former employer name. Silver va, dis
charged last week. when he away took OF
Mr. Bergs lcttcrhcads with him. On these he forged
orders for goods worth about II 900. which b. obtained
l,om different firms with whom Mr. Berg had account.
The Clark Bros. cotton merchants, OF broadway
aud Whitr-st were robbed goods worth 5000 tn
djng Il the young reported TO Inspector BInr
shorty after oc'o X Friday Silver again won't into
CIarks with forged order for eighty dozen spOOl- "
thr sd. In a minute my boy" was the answer The
order ncd. and at the time the Inspector Wa
told After q short delay package was given 10 the
who walked to the where he met by
Heidelberg and Busp. When arrested
tho boy turned pale with fear .Oh, what Will my parent
say" whined young rogue. the Essex Market Court
yesterday morning Solver made full confession and told
he had disposed Of the goods. Justice Duffy held
him for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
FEW PRITATE TRANSACTIONS.
SUMMERS HEAT AFFECTS THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET

SUMMERS HEAT AFFECTS THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET.
The real csat., market lat week recorded an un
usually small number Of reported private tran~ac-
tiOns, while the auction sales a' .f1c"d Only -IE"i
attendance and w,iC not productive II s'arilhr D.
suits The tone Of the uaiic. remains ~tr'.r. bow
ever. and the early summer activity wa. oA com
paIatiyc scale that leads holder t. hope TO- renewal
Of a good investment demand next autumn. The
Official couvcyantos for last week numbered -'-' III.
yoving SIS7G,sl5, against 2O9, involving Si'l""-
70J in the corresponding wcci. Of l-e9. There were
3l1 mortgages recorded. involving Si1'3-'7, against
394 involving So 637 ,2Jl IN the same week oil l--'.
There were lO2 tuldln-s projected, AT an e-tma"d
cost of SI413,O-O. coutra~tcd With io.ty-sN' 81 a
cost of S777.325 year ago.
W. J. DemOrc-t has sold 80. 4 Ift ave. % Do
PHILADELPHIA capitalist at a reported prize 81 rl"Oup1
Bchr BROTHERS a CO. have leased IT for tA" pHl
p0o- II a piano warehouse and musical con-e vai'F'
George H. Read sold the northwest corner Of cedar
ana Pearl -ts Tor 10000 81 William !. smith. To
dwelling, and lots at NO,. i3J and ia Ma doIta Fl.
have been sold by William O.. HrlW-tctl"r - Ms
= ~pecht for go. 800. Louis Kahn bought 40. Ill B
Third ave from Thomas Farrell for $4,000. II'
ata.tucDt house 40 $40 West one hundred anf--lN
teelth--t has been sold for simon lIaDcTH1n u john
Walker for c3J,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
THE STEAM COMPANY IN DIFF1CULIf'
THREATENING TO SUE TIE CITY FOR DAMAGE
TO THEIR BUSINESS.

yavor Grant was at the City Hall yesterday only
lone cnouch TO show his new white suit to the EN-
moves of the Office and 10 read the following Io''
nom the vice president OF the Ncw-fork steam rover
connanv. which he put carefully away IN Ms desN
without giving ii out TO the reporters
-rts c,uu,nv has received orders from the prsihehV
o., the Health Department make repairs 10 steam pipes
y, = and 70 Wiliam-st Yesterday the superintendent
II our street repair department was arrested anu 'N
h Torbs for attempting make the repairs ord'ru %
the Health Department, on the gTouhu '"'' WIS
had no permit 70 open the streets go ,,.,.
II, T1,ou,s T. Cllrov Commissioner Of Public "ofh'
h,. revoked all permits to this company, anu III sy
from him. dated July II, h. states that VnS ~, ,h
not b. PERMITTED to make any rrhT oi"".
.,.ts II il hard to obey two masters anu tn'" co
-, mos, r.r-.ctfury asks that YOU, a. h'au oi Ill,
i,y government notify Ms which Of the masters we S"
-.rvc. ,,. ,o anon
We have made several applications for permits ~ Op
street, 70 make repair. steam pipes ana % n"Nc
connections Tor now customer Al VI 9
inc unanswered 10 This writing , 40 VII
We have notified Commissioner Guioy V"'' "" 49,.
hold the city responsible for all damages o''1u'' ,ih
ref.s, 20 permit us 10 carry on the business Ioi
a., ,.,, a.. orasull,d and chartered by the 01''''
and tbl. ,ou,r,uy now notifies you that We vi" "o'' Wv
citv re.pou- bic. for los, OF business a." ANY 49,,
damage that may D.. done to ms, our customer "'i 49,,
.riic generally because q Tho refusal Of 'ouin'S'
Gugoy To grant u, permits 70 H''''
and connections. o., ..,,i,
And We further claim that vs. cannot be "'I r.
10 the Health Department for the fnhlm'nt ana '''."'''
r,-iorIaucc u 10, order, while permits u'' 4''''
bv the Department Of Public WORKS a.,
" C. Andrews. the president # the company S''ld
yesterday MAT unios, Commissioner Gilroy gives 'H'
necessary permits f1r the excavations to be maui "p
,Ii,tion III De made 10 the courts lor Il ,t,
/, compel the COmmI7-g"cr {" grant M oo,,,I,,'y
.,,,'' -,prr Irr.api Martin Nr1t" 80 ilr ''NP i't
,r.tci,ay that an inspector could NOT h. a', ",,.
m,u from the commni day 10 t az W. 5F ~ tIc
.ptDny ,',y that The steam nom IN" boiler aI?ns
ur,tlUav /, the cause Il %" ;''d' h'' .'uM- ,.
-,,,cr, and they wanted =" ma-r Il 'c'O U" ""''''
when thc.. boilers N"r" mot 30 l-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
steamer nol,tcm ,Gerl Frahon. 81 AIMS BayG we''sa
NEAR DIST STREET.

Steamer holstem ,Ger) frahon 81 AIMS Bay-d "s''"A
Z" ,,rr rvrap fI,r, Hag Kingston Henderson Bros
S,.,tu,r Nlmt Nurl Hons"n. Port Antonio MONIES ~,
steamer coma Boil ger. hey West ana GavestOh-C IL M
s,esmer III Dorado Byrne New. OreansJ T Van sickle
sfraner Hudson. Freeman. NcNOreans : II seaman
Steamer ulti. savannah l.
steamer Yenlssec, Mckee. Charleston anu Ja'h''"'
WmP Clytr% CO ~. md Norfolk-
steamer Roanoke. Hulphers Newport News ana S''i'A
Old Dominion IS 90 >.s and Richmond
steam Old Dominion. CouCh. newport -'N''
stsainerF w bruno Lewis Batimore-H Foster ,,.on
steamer Winchester (Br Wadley baI'''n0''
Steamer civ Of san Antonio Wilder Esstport-f S"A
steamer IL Dimock Bearse. Boston p..o 1dns w q
BARK Il klhla BIZ. secley. Valparaiso " fF
nafE raIisman (Br, Rauge. Georsetown' DemerafaL"
- 4 Armstrong.
.. ,,,...,,,, f,r Amsterdam; Nederand. Anr
,ern Italia ConrnhIsen Wieland and california nahns
W. pr.mont a GascOgnc. liayte FtI"I'. NVSp 80
Hindoo Hull Anchora. GLASGOW wan Ma IeonA
PORT Antonio Arisalg. GlOara ,coofhes
SraO9'ah GA nomnlon Norfolk, NincneNHt biluno,
0nsnan' 81 uamIen FOR Demerara Sarmrnto. fOrlaHu
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAEHS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, july le-AtrNeo' s'ean0t N'N
" Rs,sToI July i9-Arrved. steamer Gloucester C'' Wv
Jones ron qy 1s-saiied steamer Croma (Br Lord for NV
synK Juiy 49, sailed La Bourgogne (lf' i
guHt Ioi sailed steamer Egyptian Monarch (Brl 1--WE"
from London hence for New YORK. >,. M, JohnsSA
0poaTo Jnly l4-Arrived. steamers gregory tpJ'
and Onnda (Port), Marreiros from Ne"'hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20


Next match July 20.
Captain Edward J. Kinder, commanding the 11th
separate Company at Mount Vernon. has Issued au
order for tHr members - assemble at the aruory ON
the evening Of Juy -. for in-prction and instruction
relative % camp duty by Colonel Alexander Bacon.
commanding The 81 Provisional Regiment The mem
hers VIII report u fatigue uniform. with white glove,
and under arms, ready 10 answer IOCa at - D. u
IHs Inspecting officer viii be- accompanied ly mem
tcr- Of hl, stan and other officers. " The parents.
guardians and employee of ANY member II the
national Guard cOurtcou-ly invited T. De- pre- -cu
read the order.
QuaituJ, ter Sergeant William T.. llaWc-. Jr Of tho
22d Regiment hi. boon advanced 10 Puartrrma-tcr.
Captain Roe, Of Troop \. Is well pleased with the
-uccc,- 81 he men IN camp lie Will probably take
them OH long ride ucNt year. however instead Of
going tp Pcrl-lIu. lie believes that such cApcr-
cucr VIII d. iuNa>Iabo 10 tom.
Company !. uf Oh" G9th Regiment. have been prac-
Using ~ ~huu-h dull on the Polo Grounds I'm pr.pal
alton for their cucampmcnt at Pcch-hIll, beginning
August -.
There ~ talk among the officers Of the National
Guard of iJrulur bicycle corps during the COMING,
year. TIE -ubjcct Gems to meet with almost uni
ycr-1l approval tn" 18th Scpdrt" Company has
such corp, and IL has proved n be- such succc, That
IL is considered worthy Of Initiation. There are MANY
good .c}Cl-t, among the soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Story INDIANS TACK FROM E,ropE.

General O'Bclrnc the Asst taut Superintendent II Imm.
Grafton entertained three Sioux Indians yesterday who ar
rived here on he Augusta Victoria from lilmus
They are called White Horse Boar Pip" and White Weasel
and specimens ~ thc Sioux They have been tray
,ne win the Wild West show and their way
home o. the Pine Ridge Agency The Indians were de-
Ila I'd 10 G-nral OBrnc who has lived among the
Sioux as newspaper correspondent and speaks th!r Ian
agr They spent the night with the Rev Father Craft no
was once a missionary among tcir people and to-day will
Dee the guests George G. Crcgcr at the oriental Hotel
in the IIowcry They Will start Tor the West today at
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

- ., ,,o him released under the decision OF the Su-
,o Court General Term Friday, which reVer'eu Vuo
Indictment convictng him Of kidnapping, wheh was io'
loved nv a sentence nine years imprisonment
The majority OF th' trustees OF the "f'u" | -, a.,
,ourtarv dissolution. Judge Andrews has ehteie" al
,dor directing all persons who have claims against '
association to present Thomas b. CIarNsoh o''''
Oc;obcr 20. The object Of the ASSOCIATION "aS !" p'
chase property and erect temple IN Whi'h ui' oon
H. could moot Only four.nfths OF the stock has Deeh
,kcn and the plans company have to be ABANDONED
ia ron .euuencc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
AN IN. CONVICT AND ETFE.SAVER.

.Dayru ia 4. @, an exconyict distinguished himself
ma, r,rJav NIGHT "a. lfc--aNcr Barrett at the
foot Of Mad-on.s, enjoying the fresh an when h" heard
rry n .Nan Ia The water. Ilc throw on his coat lHd
was In tho water IN instant. lie caught the man
me- wa. going down for the lat time. AZ the Essex Mar
, Court the man gave his nane Gleason. 81 ~
4 Jane, SUP. Iic said that he had been drinking fell
asleep on the pier and accidentally fell into the woter
Jarrett a Few vc.ks ago rescued boy from dio"nhg
and narrowly escaped with his own He.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The Corporation Attorney has begun 'ut against AK
u the ty -rlcc IA ioads except the Third ave road,
"a, compel Them t. comply with the ordinance passed
ly the Board Of Aldermen that surface car shall be-
INN AZ Interval, Of - minutes FROM midnight untlI
a., m. The suits were rcrun in the rlfth District
o,- for, Iulg, tsollfoe". since the paper In the
,t v..ro fcd most Of the companies have had their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Stripping NEVS
PORT OF NEw.YORK.. ....sATURDAf. JULY ~ Io'o


ARRIVED.
Steamer city OF Richmond ,Br Passow LiYerpon Juy o.
Queenstown 20 with .c and TO Peter wright %
Arrived AT the Bar M ! II . IN. M .u,,
steamer ROW. Prince tllrl. COu tahouts Jnno
mise order: sci 10 simpson. spence &c Young ''u
a 30 .-,... ,,,uk
steamer Nccndam (Dchl Roggcyeen, Kotteimtn ouy o.
Bouognc o. with mdse and passengers 10 fuhoh Eyo" w.
Arrived M the Bar At III pm. g.. ,.4.A
city OF Birmingham. Berg saNRlhah "S'' WI"
mtsc ant passengers to X I. Wake - oo..A
Raleigh Ittlcfeld, Daren, with umoer u oou'n
BrOOklyn SaWmlll Co 49,, -, IN .~,,h L.n.,
Bark EsscxJ shaubc Auckland. NJ April H. with kanri
gum Ia order. vessel To Arnold. Cheney q 90
sUNSET-Wind fresh NV; clear
CLEARED.
Steamer HeIvetl tBrl. Cochrane. London w Hurst
steamer India tBr Janison. Mediterranean ports
derSon Bros
Steamer PicQua tBrl. Laird Lisbon fhelps ros q 20
steamer gate tl,r) Thompson. tadk Fun'h. Edye
OuteTbrdge a 60.
steamer OriLaba. Mcintosh Havana shd McAleah pors-
Jas T. Ward " Co. 49,,
Steamer Mendez (spanl Lopez, Havana and Me1i
ports NJ CoOallos 81 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
PLAYERS under twenty-one years address seymour
bansc suburban Club fremont, y. \.

Win Lettcr coaching Captain Gasscock is not as
attentive TO his duties he ought to be, ana every
man seems to he his master when lac gels on
lac Foolish base rrInpiug prevented a victory on
Thursday and the thing has lost many games tins
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEJHERS.

Vessel
v.,.,, r,,. Eox Mails al0ss sails
VI NuucE. spauIrane. Havana. &c...-...N IN ~ ~"
MONpAN. July II
Colon. Pacific Mail. Asplnwall. .----...lo IN Il III
IUEsDAI. JULY -.
Arizona Guon Liverpool ASVH ia eV II.
Slayonil Hamb Amor. Hamburg ...---..-, - nv ia ~,
Venezuela. Fed D. laguayrA ..---.-..-----I- F" pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1ODAl
sunrises sets 23 Moon SET, 47pm Moons age
mon WATER
M-snudy HOOK Q }2 GOV Isiaui Pb5 Hell Gate. 70
Pu-Sandy HOOK. O3I Cow Island V4o Hell "Aie llt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Announcements.
NEW FOLDED COLLAR.
/ "E. & w" OITUMWA. re W.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N.

DO WEST bVTH
II the Nervous System Gento rnafy OrganA
Impotence and sterillty. Hours to l. to 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, six for -. None
any price. largest stock OF mems furnishing
goods in New. York. 500 and sl1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The Suburban Reserves of fremont would like 20
hear from uniformed teams from out OF town for games
Saturday afternoons during July, August and sep
tember. They also have few open dates for Satur-
day afternoons their own grounds. AL clubs with
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-29
AN AMERICAN WIFE.
who says Our Gstrls Are Rot Fitted t"r the
Duttes at Nastrim0my:

Dutie~ at MstrtsWo"y:
From the Albany Express.
When Mrs. John j. Fink, Of Baltimore.
became "a bride She little thought what
rncks and shadows, what riffs and quick
sand, marriage had in store for her. For
some time all went happily, until she and
Mr.. Fink were awakened from their
drs,am ny the discovery at the merciiess
fact that the rent WAS overdue ana mat
the stony-heartetl landlord demanded inn
mediate payment. Al this juncture the
conduc of Mrs. Fink helics those pessi-
n,ists ON marriage who say that the Amer
lean maiden Is not fitted tn assume the
duties of ~ wife.
Mr.. Fink went away from his house
presumably to obtain ~ rs.sponsiblc in
dorser On ~ note whereby he might raise
the rental Iue. This WAS the landlords
chance, and he WAS quick tO take advan-
taRs of il. Thinking that II sielicately
n,lrturssi woman could offer no resistance
he sent two coistablcs and "a nuInSer Of
furniture men to seize the household cf-
fleets of his tenants. The nliiiions al the
law and the hirlings of the furniture COM
pany boldly entered the house, and one of
the con>tables ordered the parlor cleared
I"f, his iips when Mrs. Fink planted
several heavy blows upon his eyes and
nose. aud scratched his check effectively.
other side of the room and began bonn
harding him with hissiic figures and
vases. Al this the other constable. who
observed with pain the unhappy plight of
his colleague, came to the rescue. The
intrepid Mrs. Fink, however. tore. OIL his
collar and his coat and punched HIM in
tIs. eye. Then the first constable, who
had regaincl his breath, plunged into the.
frey and attempted to hold tho mistress
Helpcd III" furni,urc man. Mrs.
Fink promptly broke away and
feilcsl him to- the floor with the piano stool.
Thus the war went on with varying for
tune until the officers, wholly subdIcd, left
the field, taking the furniture men with
them. II il 4 sad commentary ON the
chivalry of Baltimore thai the ARE ~ of
Mrs. Fink was afterwards permitted on
the ground of assault.
After this exhibition of courage and
~pcrtinacity lot nobody say that American
girls are. not fitted for the duIics of matri-
Inony. IL is IL little hard tn tell whether
Mr.. Fink is tn bc congratulated or not, hut
Mrs. Fink certainly is: her h,Isba nd could
not have done the job better himself.
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OKLAHOMA CRY. Ind. r.. Jan. ls.-Last
night a large crowd of Indignant citizens
pulled down thc house OF "a lot jumper and
burned the wreck. There IL most intense
excitement and If the military does not
interfere blood will SURE. to be she'd. Two
serious fights occurred to-day over dis
puted lots. and am organization has been
formed tn pull down every lot jumpers
ioIi-e i'm the city.
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NJ His Rival.

SAN Texas. Jan. ~. Moves
',uiutiro and Manuel Drtega. who are
cousins audcnploy.d on tn" Norris ranch.
arr, III love with "A dark-cy,si s.norita. who
- unable To decide ctwce them. She
suggested that they fight ~ duel. This
they agreed To, but Will. t.uintaro was
walking across the yard last night Drtcgs
concealed himself behind ~ bush and shot
and killed tynintaro. The murderer e~-
earned
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= Hint to the s'om naerctaI llul

From the Lean enworth sun.
If the members of the commercial .lul,
in Kansas City were as ~mart az they pro-
fess tn bc they would demand cheap coal
for their city. With "a one cent rate from,
~Leavenworth Ia Kansas City they could
have our best coal delivered at SI.15 p.t
ton and our slack coal at S1.25 per ton.
Now. II Kansas City uses OOO.Ou bushels
per year. how much would the city save
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-29

From the 4 lineage Herald.
Apropos of the Jersey Lily. u point or
two which the vulgcr herd does not know.
Langtry owes that beautiful complexion
to the intensely hot baths she takes. The
tub is filled with hot water, and she dab
bles first one foot and then the. other in ID
until she can endure il; then in she goes.
and comes ont looking like u lobster in
stead of u lily. She does not believe i'm
cold baths. She wears very little under
clothing. There are dainty silk shirts of
dainty hue. NAIVE being the favoritc. The
satin corsets all lace behind, and there is "a
broad steel down the front. Long silk
stockings which reach nearly Ia the bot
tom of the corset are worn. and except
for two or three of the coolest months
certain bifurcated lacs-triinnncd garments
are not worn neither amy pctticoat save "a
short affair that barely reaches the knee.
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pruden.. Crana~II rn-,i-o Dead.

ELK FALLS. Kan. Jan. 2s.-Prudencs
trandeil Phelleo died here to-day of infiu-
.nza. Ii was he who just before the war
obtained notoris.ty by attempting To es-
tablish negro schools i'm Canterbury. Conn.
For this he was driven from the state 10y
persecution.
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They Robbed the Nlaiis.

Mo. Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Mary
Boganx and son. postmistress and assis-
tant at Parlow. were arrested today toy "a
I~sostofiice inspector for robbing the mails.
The amount of money and valuableS
~t,lep is large.
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NOTICE TO
STATE oF MONTANA. /,
COUNTY oE DEER lgoIs;E, :

COUNTY on DEER LODGE, '
January Z, ts:D.
To Frank a.. Brown: You are hereby no iti,,i
that ! have expended for the years ISIS and isS,.
each, one hundred dollars in assessment work
on the "RonaDza' quartz lode mining claim,
lying IA an unorganiz.d district in beer io.lg..
county, and located November IL. lSS.. And il
within Ninety day from tn. first publication Of
TINS notice you fail To- contribute your proper
tion ot such expenditure as co-pwn cr your inter
Est III said claim will become the property of TN.
undersigned under section 2.s2i, Revised Statutes
of the United states.
signed II SClipIN.
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CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 2s.-Chair-
man Gosborn. Of the national executive
committee of the union labor party. has
c;,hl'd that II conference party will e held
at Kansas City February -.
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PNRts Jan. S.-Iu the chamber of dep
utics today the committee on customs.
tariff was elected. Ii il composed of ~
protsCtionisis. IL FREQ traders and = Whose.
views are uncertain.
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Floods in AustraIia.

y Jan. 2,.-Larysbough. Queens
land, Is inundated by floods and ii
people have been drowned.
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h ss.nd.r ri oil WORK. Tn

LoSo ISLAND CITY. jan s.-This after
noon there was a still explosion ia the
Standard oil works at Hunters point.
The entire works were threatened. but in
am hour the fire was under control. Loss.
SslOp.
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An Editorial Nece..itX.

From The New York Weekly.
House agent Let me sec. l have ia very
nice vacant Hat. sir. on
Applicant-Won't do. ] don't want "a
Hat. ! must hav. n house.
House."
"Yes, with /: garden"
Garden"
Certainly"
"Um-well, now | think of il. l have ono
place IA little out that might suit. There is
"a space of ten or fifteen square feet at the
back. II is now paved with stone, but the
pavement can be taken mp easily enough
THAT will do"
"Ali light. Fond of flowers. eli -"
mo, Int I've got tn have ON sort of "a
garden, you know, because I'm the editor
of an agricultural paper"
TOLD IN A LINE.
Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware Co.'S.
Gums for rent at Anaconda ardwa
Co.'S.
Guns and ammunition ut the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
Look out Tor ID. }. Hennessy Mercantile
Co.'s. special January sale.
Extra heavy iianiiels only 20c. at Estes
K Conncll's.
Losee 4 Maxwell are closing out their
clothing, and Offering same regardless of
cost.
Funeral notices neatly printed at the
:" Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-29
The. Way tsp ISo u.

From the Abil-ue Reflector.
The friends of }. w. Hamilton assert
that lac il going to resign. We would sup-
ge-t that the way to- resign il Ia resign.