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Price Paid for Eolian.

st. Paul spec al: The celebrated racer
Eolian passed through st. Paul this week
on his way to his new home in Montana.
Eolian was purchased by Kohrs & Bellen-
berg of Deer Lodge city, Mont, at the re-
cent sale in New York. His new owners
will place him in stud for the present year,
and If the conditions are favorable for the
horse standing training for next season, he
will soon be seen upon the turf. Eolian has
just turned years, and is in excellent
health. His new owners paid some $4,000
to secure him. He is brown colt by Eolus
out of Calish, and has a combination Of
bennington, Fanny Washington, Phaeton
and Maid of the Oaks blood.
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MEMORIAL DAY,

Commander Ferris Order to tho G. A. Il.
yeterans.
Department Commander Ferris, Of the
Grand Army of the Republic in Montana,
has issued the following circular relative
to the observance of Memorial day, which
will be of interest to the veterans:
Headquarters, Department of Montana,
Grand Army of the Republic.
Mont. May 4, 1891. The observance Of
NAV 3Oth as Memorial day, with its beauti-
to our organizations, required by the rules
and regulations, and it should be performed
willingly and in a reverent spirit. No more
fitting tribute can be offered in memory of
our fallen comrades than to decorate their
graves with the choicest flowers Of spring
time, entwined with the evergreen and
laurel, crowned with the emblems Of the
nation, which. in its hour ct peril, they SO
faithfully defended.
II. Invitations should be extended to the
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans,
where such organizations are, and to all
patriotic and liberty loving citizens gem
orally to join with us in observing the day.
ton day for the Montana National Guard.
and in order that they may take part in the
services, post commanders will, in cities
where there are organized companies of M.
N. G., confer with the commanding Off
GERS OF such companies and arrange the
hour for the memorial ceremonies 80 as not
to interfere with the inspection.
Nv. The custom of attending divine SER
vice on the Sunday preceding Memorial
Day should be continued, and to that end
it is directed that post commanders and
chaplains arrange to have their respective
posts attend service in body, on that day,
and all ministers of the gospel are request
ed to deliver an appropriate sermon in their
places of worship.
V. Post chaplains will forward to the
department chaplain, Rev. s. E. Snyder,
Helena, on blanks furnished by the depart
ment, full report Of the services on that
day. BY command of
Official. Ed. F. FERRIS,
BENZ. F. OSBORN, Dept, Com.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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To the Laborinr Man.

10 the laboring men who toll hard from
seven O'Clock Monday morning each and
every day until Saturday evening G O'Clock
we hereby announce that our doors will he
kept open every Sunday from a. m. until
noon, unless otherwise notified. This will
give them the opportunity to make their
purchases on Sunday, thus relieving them
OF the necessity of rushing down town Sat
will give them good, honest goods at 8 small
margin. LoEB d BRo.. Clothiers.
IS Main street
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/ Forbes & Davis Special.

- ~ WE ~U0S40Ae
1000 Iron Mountain.
5000 Copper Bell.
1000 Copper Bell.
7eO Copper Bell Treasury.
5000 0. r. & N.
1880 and 1,050 o. r. g. N.
300 o. r. d N.
1000 Am. Ruby.
500 or 1000 Argenta G. & S., Dillon.
LOCO and $500 Southern Cross.
1000 Hiawatha.
5000 Mountain Lion.
$500 Silver Arrow.
5000 Silver Arrow.
1000 Champion.
Must be sold at once.
$50 Consolidated (Philipsburg).
5000 Union (Elkhorn).
500 Glengary (Butte).
26 and q, Bailey Block,
Mining Exchange.
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Our readers are referred to testimonials in tbs
Good Samaritan Remedies Co. space Of cur "a.
per. Dr. J: T. Steers, proprietor. is doing won
ders with his medicines Some of our best cit.
ms speak IN praiseworthy terms OF the docto,
and his medicine lurear. The medicine com
pany hills . want in OCr community and We are
pleased to see success attending the effort
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A Temperance Lecturer.

1enIpeTHuC0 I0CCUF0Fe
Col. Woodford, of national reputation as
temperance orator, begins series of
meetings. under the direction of the w. G..
T. u, at the st. Paul M. E. church this,
Tuesday, evening at 8 O'Clock. He has had
crowded houses at Miles City, Billings.
Bozeman and all points east speak in
highest terms of praise.
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The Bon Ton restaurant closes to-day (April SO)
for about eight days to give an opportunity for q
thorough renovation and remode1ing of this pop
ular restaurant
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For Rent.

An elegantly furnished store, corner
Ninth avenue and Idaho streets, fixtures
suitable for any kind of business, will ba
rented at low price to a responsible and
permanent tenant. Enquire Of Bach, Cory
I Co.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Four Companies File Articles with Score
tary ROtwitt.
John Schreiner, F. p. Schreiner and j.
Schreiner, Jr., have incorporated the
schreiner Horse and Cattle company, of
Townsend. Capital stock, $1,000, in shares
of 81 each.
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The Ina Company Inoorpor.ted.

The Ina Mining company, ]. B. Wells, L.
A. Wells and Thomas Hanlon, trustees. has
been Incorporated, with a capital stock of
*zS,a aSc:O, the number of shares being
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Court House Cullin<.

Judge Knowles came over from Butte YES
terday. S''-
Secretary Rotwitt has gone to White Snl-
phur Springs for few days visit.
No session of the district court will Ia hs,d
boday. Judge Hunt has gone to Dillon 10
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To Whom it May Concern.
Conner & Brahan are building concrete
sidewalks for less money than any firm in
the business. Room 20, Bailey block.
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NOW FOR BASE BALL.

The Athletic Club VIII Help the Move.
mathematics Named.
Sixteen bids for fencing the Athletic as.
ISOLATION grounds were opened by the direc-
tors last night. Four of these bids were &C.
lected as nearly meeting the requirements
and they were referred to sub committee
which will further consider them and make
the award. Bids for grading the grounds
will be received up to Wednesday night and
will be considered by the directors on Fri
day. The following standing committees
were appointed:
BAsEBALL-M. A. Myendorff, chairman,
Herve Barbour, William Muth,
LAWN TENN1s-R. 8. Hill, chairman, Steve
Carpenter, II. A. Harlow.
- CR1cKET-Finley McRae, chairman, II. B.
Kane, r. 8. Hill.
Foor BALL-Jack Wilson, chairman, ]. p.
Reed. A. +. Enrich.
p1 Boxa1H s B; Childs, chairman, G. D.
MANLY SPORrs-Wm. Sims. chairman. T.
w. Bach, Thomas j. Cronin.
BICYCLING, j. Wilson, chairman. F. Read
GENERAL ArHLET1cs-G. II. Hill. chair
man, A. NJ. Thornburgh, A. w. LYMAN.
The place on the bicycling COMMITTEES
wall be filled by the appointment of one of
the bicycle champions of the town.
committee of three Was appointed II,
attend the meeting of persons interested in
organizing base ball team in Helena to be
neld at the lroquois club rooms on Thurs
day night. The lovers of base bali general
y will be in attendance and the members of
the Athletic association are disposed to
cooperate with any movement toward FORM
ing club.
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DWELLINGS.

1900. New, well-built dwelling on lot
5Ox140; City water; 800 down.
e3Oper month, int crest on deferred
payments only 8 per cent.
s2,2OO. Five-room brick, stable, City
water, corner lot; $500 down.
$500. New 6 room dwell ny in Broad
water addition, City water, half q
block from Electric Motor; $500
down.
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A New Missoul. cor,o,,,,o,

The Missoula Messenger Service company
has been incorporated. The capital stoci
|is $4,000, in shares Of SO each. The in
|corporators are J. ]. Mason, W. H. smith
wv. A. Gordon; of Missoula- o'n'
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E. s. French & Co. have removed from Pitts.
burgh block to rooms 16 and II, Merchants Ma
tional Bank building.
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he Montana Milling compapy.

l.: A. Goddard. H. Bridenthall and Ida
nr'dentnai' OF Helena, have incorporated
the montana Milling company. Eight
Thousand dollars is the capitalization, and
tne sna1es OF par value of 800.
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SPRING TRADE

Lots of people will be sure to come to
town shopping, these pleasant May days
Visitors to Helena cannot afford to miss
q visit to our store, to see the large st,
handsomest and m 1st varied stock ever
brought here. Remember you are
equal y welcome, whether you buy or
not.
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MA'['HES()N
& CO.

eco each for lots, each 35x1OO. With
IN 10 minutes walk from the Court
House.
% per front foot for 1OOx14O on block 81.
N. z. addition, on Prospect street.
ia per front foot for 2 lots on Hoback
near Twelfth ave.
$3.50 each for lots Z and s, block AZ,
Broadwater. To a purchaser who
contemp'ates building no down
payment viii be required, and three
years time will be given for pay
ment of entire price.
$40 per foot for 100 feet on Broadway.
1860 for good lot in Jockey addition, on
Motor.
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TOR sALE-LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE IN
i Cannon addition. only SlS per foot. Corner
lot in Town site near Broadway, only $3.50.
Chandler d Heath, "a Edwards street.
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For the best blue Grass" and Mixed Lawn
Grass 60 to H. NJ. Parchen l. Co.'s.
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WATCHES.

There are always certain number of
folks who come in the first of the month
and buy watch. Maybe they have
been saving for a long time for it, until
finally THIS day-day secs them buying.
We sold very satisfactory number Fri
day and SATURDAY.. This week we want
all those who intend buying tn Spring,
and we will DO pleased to show goods
and name prices. We can suit you.
Try US.
SEE OUR ENLARGED STORE
FINE WATCH REPAIRING. DIAMOND SET
TING. JEwELRY MADE TO ORDER
AND REPAIRED.
J. STEINMETZ JEWELRY CO..
Leading jewelers., Helena, Mont.
Watch this space We change "ad" three times
awoek.
JOIN OUR WATCH CLUB.
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TOR sAI.E-A BARGAIN NEW FURNITURE
and lease of new brick Groom house. Bath,
gas, furnace. South Rodney near broadway. Box
j, postOfice.
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TOR SALE-BON ToN RESTAURANT: A
= frst-class restaurant with 6ret-class patron-
age Everything in Working G9ndit2n IL the
for $500 cash, or on reasonable time with good
security; rare opportunity to make money. Adj
dress immediateiy, Joseph Waellisch. Marysville.
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United States Courts.
GRAND JURY,

The following named persons we're drawn
yesterday for the trial and grand juries of
the United States circuit:
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FOR HALE-CHEAP,O ON LEAV.
= ing the city, frst-class piano in good condi
ton. Inquire EOS South Rodney.
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FOR SALE two. STORY FRAME, BROOM
4 house, No. Gs5 Fifth avenue, east Of Hohack.
Tietjens addition; closets throughout double
parlors, kitchen, hall and two sleeping rooms,
water in kitchen. lot Ssxl00 street line passes
the property for Gale cheap. For particulars call
National Bank building, Helena. Montana
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TOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS 20
horse upright steel boiler. Apply ut this
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FOR NLE.

FOR eALk,
FOR SALE-CHEAP. FINE PIANO AND SEW.
- ing machine. $40 North Raleigh street.
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FOR SALE--A NEARLY NEW COVERED
at Jackson's Music House, Main st.
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w repairer: good wages and steady employ
ment; with references. Apply at q Ewing street,
opposite court house.
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TOR SALE-$l0,00O WILL BUY ANEW BRICK
houses, q rooms In ALL completely furnished
and all rented; also, $3.50 down will buy. two
Mt ga bridge at.
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EOR SALE-l60 HEAD OF CATTLE, IN
Guiding IS 4-year-old steers; . bargain, Ad-
dress e. 8. French d Co., HelenA or, G. U.
Hallett, Fort Logan Mont.
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WANTED-PANTSM MAKER. CALL OR WRITE
~ too. Savard. in Grand Central building,

WANTED = SALESMAN-AN ENEkGETIC
~ man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground; one of our agents earned $500 in
1889. Address, p. @. Box 1871 New York
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A RE YOU MARRIED? IF NOT. SEND Y0TIR
n address with stamp to the American Corres'
bonding Club p. O. Bog 6ls, CazksburT, w.
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PROPERTY OWNERS SEWER
connections made at bedrock prices by a
Licensed drainage expert Address p. o. box
l02 city. 40
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
rienced in both. Address r. F. 8. Independent
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torn down and rebuilt; in preferences to stor.
ing the stock. will sell large stock OF nnre-
deemed pledges, including diamonds, watches.
clothing. shoes, etc., at leas than cost New Yori
Loan Office. International Hotel block.
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KOR RFNT.-PREMISES AT 81 BROADWAY
furnished complete. Eve rooms and ali MI "a
e e,; conveniences, including bath room and cas
Wni lease for six months from May i. e. III.
AA;n ule with Wal a,e & 1horn6urgh, over
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SITUATION WANTED-BY JUNE /, BY
practical druggist Of 10 years experience
a | references. Address o. e. Thomas; Chippewa
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ salesman of good address in German, Eng
fish and French. References il required; Ad-
dress A. Arnold, care of German Hotel CITY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IEUNE FILE NOUVELLEMENT ARRIVEE
desirerait entra en- relations ayec nm franca;s
but &c Sc marier. Ecrire j. Laelaverie. p. O'
Hoboken. New jersey. : W.
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&5(l0 CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT, BUYS
VcOV furniture and Lease Of Pacific hotel 81
rooms. Call and examine.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN or
d. Independent office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-CHANDIER WANTS ONE BRICK
w layer, So per day: 100 men for Washington.
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OF INTEREST TO SICK PEOPLE-MESSRl.
Pope Conner desire to inform that nor
ton OF the public who are unfortunately com
PEELED to patronize . drug store in the night
time, that they have night bell attached to ths
front door of their store, in the Bailey block.
and that q competent clerk will attend their
wants at any hour of the night.
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near Fort Maeinnis; one of $40 acres and one
100 acres; natural wild hay or swamp land fed BY
fine, ice cold springs. For further particulars
Granville Stuart, at Fort Masinnis, Mont. :
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SITUATION WANTED-AS GROCERY OR
~ hotel clerk am also thoroughly competent
double-entry ookkeeper. Good references. Adj
dress J. w. s.. Independent office.
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FOR RENT-DWELLING
furnished at SIS per month. Inonira 81
Bridge street, AAaoA.o 1A1
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" and oblieing; understand the care If ch;i
dren. Apply with references at sOl Broadway.
corner Rs eigh street. ""s'
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head three times
FREE,
SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG
~ men experienced in dairying work, on ranch.
Address NJ. G., this Office. q
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town; young girl ont of town: head lam.
Dress; girls FOR general homework Capital En-
ployment otdce 212 Lawrence street. -l
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
LAFAYETTERs.

Mr., John Boyle, of Halliday street, will
leave on Wednesday next for a trip to
England aud Ireland. He will be gone
six months.
Mr.. Joe Haines, the genial barber, who
has his studio on Comnlunipaw aven ue,
will be married to charming New York
girl this week.
The station agent at the Communipa W
station is a good penman, as some of his
work which adorns the walls in the sta
ton will testify.
Mr.. George Wilson of Woodward street,
is one OF the best bowlers in the Taber-
nacle Athletic Club. Wilson will pitch
next year tor the Allerton Base Bali Club.
BY the way, what has become of Uncle
Charley, who is known all over Lafayette
as the joliiest and most contented man
in the city Uncle Charley was well to
do and the poor were the recipients OF
many dollar. Whenever Charley would
be seen upon the street gang Of news
boys would immediately gather around
him, when Charley would be seen
dimes. nickeIs and pennies from his
pocket and shower them down upon the
youngsters, who would have rough and
tumble fight for the coins. Uncle Char
ley would be seen nearby enjoying the
fun. The newsboys no doubt miss him.
Where is he?
The ladies of Fisk Section No. 4, who
are about to hold fair in Lafayette, are
working like beavers to make the fair q
success. They have already secured a
large number of articles. The fair will
be held in Fisk Hall on November IS and
-.
William Doran, who is employed in
saloon on Communipaw avenue, was sur
prised recently by his friends at his home
on Pacific avenue. and presented with a
handsome gold watch and chain. The
presentation speech was made by William
WardelI, and was neatly responded to
by Mr.. Doran. After the presentation
they adjourned to a nearby saloon, where
speechmakiDg.
The Lafayette Pleasure Club will give
an invitation reception and ball at
Koehlee's New York Bay House on
Thursday, November 20.
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GREENvILLIANS

The Pearsall Dancing Club has not ma
terialized and is not likely to. The young
folks negotiated with dancing professor
and in reply to query he stated that he
would only charge $l7 a night, and
would give instructions two nights a
week" The members have not vet re-
covered from the shock.
Messrs. sBrady. Holmes, Coogan, Lepi-
beck and others are buying i'll considelf
able property in the neighborhood of the
probable location of the proposed county
boulevard and the entrance to Bay Side
Park. The work on both these valuable
Improvements will be begun IN the
spring.
Mrs. Julia Beaton, victim OF iinger-
ing consumption, died at her home on
Jersey City Heights a few days ago and
was buried in the family plot In the old
Linden Avenue Cemetery. She was q
sister of the late Henry Vreeland
The Rev. ". p. Bruce's brother, who is
now residing on Danforth avenue, is a
young lawyer of excellent talents and
ability. he is fluent and interesting
speaker.
Minkakwa Euchre Club, which was such
a potent factor in social circles last year.
will not be reorganized.
Nelson Walker is Greenville's future
violinist. He is now taking lessons from
Prof Mollenhauer, of Jersey City.
MT. werner BRUINS, OF the La 6flppe
Club. was presented a handsomely decor
ated baseball at the clubs annual stag
on Thursday evening for winning the
baseball game at Great Neck, l., l., on
the clubs annual chowder GU August 81.
C. X. DuseI, of the Greenyiile Y. NJ C..
A., is an excellent bowler and will cap
tain the association team this year.
Mr.. Wiltshire, corresponding secretary
OF the Aroma Athletic Club, is one of the
clubs best athletes. He now holds the
clubs record for one, two and three mile
runs.
Mr.. Edward M. Kyle, OF Avenue E. is
one OF the most promising bicYclists in
GreenvIlie. Ed has at last succeeded in
straddling his iron steed and can now ride
several blocks without fall.
One of Greenville's curious characters
| is Mrs Tom Ri John, who goes around
| town attired in mems clothes She
| usually wears a black Prince Albertscoat
| and black derby har. She goes around
| in the various stores peddling soap. Her
| hair IS cropped short and she makes quite
| a good representation CT a man. Nobody
| world ever notice the difference. She
! says she wears mems clothes because she
/ can 20 around unprotected, especially al
4 night.
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ELEVATORS.

Among the bright young legal lights
who live in the Fourth district is alr.
Frederick Dieffenbach, Jr. He is proms
inent member of the Arion Singing Sos
cfety, and varies the monotony of legal
studies by Willing away few evenings
each week with the harmonious Arions
He is always on hand at the Tuesday
evening rehearsals, and no one is q more
enthusiastic lover of good music than he.
The Arions have made great prepara-
tions for the celebration of the occupancy
of their new addition tomorrow night.
The affair promises to be one OF the pig
events in the history OF that hourishing
society.
Tine cry for more cars over the North
Hudson Elevated Railway is genuine
The increase IN population that tolls in
New York yet make its home Ill the ele-
vator district is a study.
Frank HenkePs horseshoe diamond is
said to be o disqualification of race-track
dust. But it's genuine
Alderman McArthur's constant prac-
tice on the Berkeley billiard tables is
developing that eccentric, but genial
fellow, into a billiardist OF no mean re-
pute. The word eccentric is used only in
political sense He knows how to handle
a cue, and very seldom drops foul tip.
Charlie Esterbrook Is one Of the suavest
OF Berkeley Club loungers. He is re-
garded as csSver by all his associates.
Patrolman Howells Is one of the few
men who are free OF modern vices. He
neither drinks, chews, smokes nor gam
bies, and Is usually seen near the elevator
depot with eyes open In the interest Of
Tie meak and MANNED during the rush OF
the crowds through the exit doors.