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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-20
LaTosca Under the Weather.

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Fanny Davenport,
the well-known actress, is very ill with
severe cold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-20
Several Montana Horses In It.

a Several Montana Horses In 1t.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.-Mile-VirRe dor
won, Laura Davidson second. Eli third.
Time, las.
Mile and fifty yards-Pickup won, Rogers
second, Hydy third. Time, 1:494.
Mile and a quarter-Meckie H. won, Nina
Archer second, Grayson third. Time, 2:14.
Mile and e-sixteenth-Ed Hopper won,
w. g. Morris second, Eugene third. Time,
1904. @
Five-eighths of mile-Bob L. won. The
Tqgk second, Elkins third. Time, 1.03s
Joe Woolman second, Tom Jones third.
Time, 1:0415.
One-half of mile-Lady Ames won, Lit
tie Midget second, Lott third. Time, SOL.
One-half of a mile-Douglas won, Eli
Kindig second, Oriental third. Time, :51.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-20
Trottine ut Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 49, Four -year-old
stakes, $3.440-Navldad won, Coralloid SEQ
ond, Twist third, Belle Wilson fourth. Best
time, 2::223
2:36 trotting, $8O0-Alfred S. won. Susie
8. second, Mary Marshall third, Dick Smith
fourth. Best time, 2:17A.
Team race, $5O0-Pickpannic and Won
der won, Keokee and Five-Points second,
Rush Miller and Tom Bowman distanced.
Best time. 2:284.
Three-year-olds, stake 1880, unfinished
de Leon took first ana second heats,
aud McGregor Wilkes took third. Best
time, 22515.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-20
Races at Gravesond.

Races At Gr0ves0nd.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 19.-Three- -qnarters of
mile-Maxim colt won, Syracuse second.
Lady Jane colt third. Time, 1:16.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Eon won, Senor-
ita second, Strideaway third. Time, 1:5O.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Diablo won,
Sluggard second, Now-or-Never third.
Time, 1:5O.
Five and one-half acknowledgements
won. Void second, Yosemite third. Time,
1:G9h.
Three-quarters of a mile-Tipstaif won,
Lady Reel second, Busted third. Time,
1:15N.
Five-eighths of mile-Houston won,
Lady Jane colt second, Jersey Pat third.
Time; 1:O2A.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30

New Rockford Transcript: Landlord
Patch and wife are jubllant over the
news that they fall heir to an estate in
Chicago valued at nearly S250,000, The
property belonged to Mrs. Patch's aunt
and one-fourth Of it reverts to her. Such
good fortune does not come every day
and the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patch will be pleased to hear of their.
very pleasant surprise. A fortune like
that would almost tempt country
editor TO step down from his position of
die luxury and a atfiuence.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30
NOT ALLOWED.

The Stutsnan County I3ill for Court
Expenses not Allowed by the
Barnes County Commissioners.
A bill for the expenses of the trail of
the Barnes county case of the creditors
of ex. Treasurer Benson against the coun-
ty commissioners, which trial occupied a
good portion of the time of the last term
of court in this county, has been render
ed. District Attorney Frye has received
notice that the Barnes county commits
sions have figured up the costs Of the
trial and allowed for the same the sum of
s434.20. The amount claimed by this
county is S739.5C. The commissioners of
Barnes county claim they only utilized
the services of IL jurymen, but the bill OF
costs included tho entire panel Of "a mep
who were kept here necessarily on
account of the Barnes county suit. The
commissioners won the case. District
Attorney Frye states that the bill render
ed for Stutsman county is just one and
comprised only the items of expense in
Cured by the trial. He has given notice
Of an appeal to the judge from the decis-
ion Of the Barnes county board, which
appeal will be heard at the next term Of
the Barnes county court, early in Febru-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30
United States Marshal Haggart,

BISMARCK, January q. Special For
some time past it has been generally un-
derstood that John Haggart could have
the United States marshalship of North
Dakota, if he wanted it. 1t has also
been reported that he was undecided as
to whether or not he would accept it.
Everybody hoped that,in case he desired
the Office, he would get it, and also
that he would accept it in case it was
rendered him. 1t is reported hero This
forenoon on good authority that the
nomination will be made by the presi-
dent and sent tothe United States SEN
ate for confirmation today If this is
true, then Mr.. Haggart has evidently
decided to take the position. This will
of course, please everybody.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30

Emmons County Record: Mrs. kurtz
weighed little Miss Josie Streeter day be-
fore yesterday. She is six weeks old and
has gained a pound since birth.Tt doesn't
require the hay scales to weigh her, h ow-
ever, as her avoirdupois AT the recent
weighing was only 3 pounds and 91s
ounces. She is very wise looking little
lady of late.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30

Dickinson Press: Charles Hartinger
narrowly escaped being crushed to death
in coal mine last Tuesday. He was en-
gagged in drilling preparatory to putting
in a blast. when large body of coal fell
on one of his legs, bruising it very badly
and causing a painful wound He was un-
able to exiricate himself and remained a
prisoner until assistance arrived and the
coal was removed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-01-30
that the exemption will be reduced can
hardly be doubted.

that the exemption will be reduced can
hardly be doubted.
The pharmacy bill brought out the
doctors of the senate in battle array.
Hon. Jud LaMoure antagonized the
measure IN his usual wicked way and
succeeded in getting the Esculapians
very much agitated about the charges he
preferred. LaMoure Il Co.. which firm
still does business at the old stand in
Pembina county, sell patent medicines
and the bill looked to the senator as
though the country merchants rights to
retail soothing syrup, pills and fly blisters
we're in great danger of annihilation. il
the merchants had to have every clerk q
registered doctor. The bill was post
poned for further consideration Friday.
A bill making the husband and wife
equally liable for debts on household
necessarles passed the senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
sherman and Boss Quay.


WAsHISGToN. March 22.-The sudden con-
sersiOn of Senator Sherman and ms de-
rjsion to vote against the Blair bill on
Thursdav is explained by the statement
heard here 10 the effect that when the
Ohio statesman learned that Boss quay
was anxious to have the bill passed 1t was
rause sufficient for the Buckeye Senator 10
change his views. 1t was enormously stated
that Quay was paired against the OH.
The press associations sent out tne
Dairs and seyerali mistakes were made in
That norton OF the report. Your CORE
fpondent glanced at the list thus made up.
md that is why errors crept also into the
DjeDQtcl'S report. Mr.. Casey, of South Ia
kota. and Dir. Butler, of South Carolina,
were pared with MesSrs. Quay and Ran
som. both Of the latter being for the bill.
Boss Quay, il is said, sent word here 10y,
Vice President Morton that the bill
must be passed, and until the v2te
was taken ii was thought that
there would possibly be tie. and that IS
whv the Vice-Presi6ent hurried back TO
Washington. Mr.. Sherman has lasting
grudge against Boss Quay. lie has not
forgotten Quay's capers at chicago IN
1888. when the Ohio man was hoping TO
reach the goal of his ambition-the Re-
publican nomination for the presidency
nor has he forgotten how Boss Quay has
chiselled him within the past wear out OF
several tat offices that Mr.. Sherman had
his eve on for his Ohio friends. He made
up his mind to block Quay on the educa-
ton bill, and he did it. Dir. Sherman IS
the friend Of Billy Malone, and at the lat
ter's request led the fight in the Senate
against the confirmation of Colonel Brady,
OF Petersburg.
The Blair bill is thought 10 havo no
chance this session. 1t is regarded as dead,
knf some OF the Democrats who supported
II declare that there is consolation III the
reflection that several of the leading Re
publican senators who opposed the mea-
sure made tho strongest sort Of States
rights speeches as the basis of objection to
the hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

tend 10 Tampa, Fla. tho privileges Of i'm:
mediate transportation OF unsppraised
k,torether there were Atty bills passed,
most OF them private pension bills. 80.
The Senate at 40 p. n. adjourned until
Monday
House Of Representative.
RESPONSIVENESS were received from the
Chicago Wholesale Shoe and Leather Asso-
citation against the imposition. OF a, duty
on hides and from the Farmers Exchange
OF Memphis against tax on compound
lard.
The hill repeating the timber-culture
law WAS passed.
At Q o'clock public business was sus-
pended, and the remainder OF the day was
devoted 20 eulogistic addresses upon the
late Representative Gay. of Louisiana.
Addresses we're made by Messrs. Wilkin..
son. Blanchard, Coleman, Robertson OF
Louisiana, Heard of Missouri, Gear OF lowe.
McMillin of Tennessee, Hemphill OF South
Carolina Butterworth Of Ohio. Bynum OF
Indiana. Clements Of Georgia, and hinsey
OF Missouri.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
FlFTY-FlRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March %. 1890.
senate.

senate.
The Senate took up the calendar. The
first bill reached was one appropriating
$500, 900 for public building at San Diego,
Cal.
Messrs. Sherman and Ingalls, suggested
that that was rather q large appropriation
fora public building in San Diego, and they
were inclined 70 think the amount was ex-
trayagsnt and not justified by circum-
stances. A dozen senators champioued the
bill for the reasons among others that IL
was intended TO accommodate the most
Office. custom-house, land once, and inter
nal revenue; that san Diego IS a city OF
90, 900 inhabitants and rapidly growing, and
that II is within fifteen miles OF the Mexi-
can frontier aud may become the base Of
important military operations hereafter.
The California Senators said that they had
not asked for an extravagant amount un-
der the superstition that II might be scaled
down in either house. They had asked
for the exact amount they wanted and ex-
pected 10 get every dollar they asked for.
They found friends for their cause in
Messrs. Spooner, Plat, Wilson OF Iowa,
Morgan, Dolph, Mitchell, and Dawes. The
bill was passed.
Dir. Blair reintroduced his educational
bill with amendments. The principal one
of these reduces the total amount Of aid
proposed in term Of eight years. begin
ming January l, 1891. from ga 200, 900 10
e5s, 900 900. By another amendment il is
provided that the distribution Of the
money shall be upon the basis of illiteracy
shown by the census of 1890. Ii was re-
Eored TO the Committee on Education and
labor.
Among the bills passed was one TO sx-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Virginia and North Carolina Postal.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-New postmast-
ers for Virginia: II. L. Lemons, Belfast
Mills, Russell county, rice j. II. Rosen-
helm, resigned; Ellen y. Harris, Caledonia,
Goochland county, rice Il. IL. Wills, re-
moved w. Il. Powers, Cranes Nest, Wise
county, uice NJ. S. Robinson, deceased; w.
II. Whislnan. Sugar Grove, Smyth county,
tioe J. w. Nelson, removed IA. Ii. Shell,
Wabash, Giles county, rice w. +. Eaton, re-
moved.
Post-ofices have been established in Vir-
gina "a follows Gig. Lunenburg county,
Edward Nj. Moore. postmaster; Thinking,
Lunenburg county, Asa G.. Barnes, post
master.
The Green Plain post-ofice in South
nmpton county, Va, has been ordered re-
moved one and two-ffths miles north OF
present location, Vernon L. Drewry, post
master.
change in the railway mail service
from Factory Junction TO Millboro'. Cape
Fear and Yadkin-N alley road, will be made
on April eth so as TO extend the service
from Millboro' by Worthwhile, Central
Falls, Cedar Falls. and FTanklinsyille TO
Ramseur, n. c., increasing the distance .
t6.l00 miles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
VIRGINIA BILLS
In Respect to Public BuiidsnGs' &C.
,eDo.,.i ,eieg-nr, 10 the Disp0tch.l

W,guISqros. March 22.-Two Virginia
public buildings bills were taVoraoly r.
borted TO the House to-day-one, Tor tht'
Enlargement of the Petersburg bulIdihg
md the others providing for the erection
of a custom-hOuse al Newport news
The Senate bill which passed a
few weeks ago appropriately SJo,UOO
for the enlargement of the Peferspnrg
structure. but the House Committee thlhA
that sum probably too large, and tlley re-
commend that the Secretary OF the 1fea-
eurv have plans and specifications maue
with a view of expanding not more than
$50 coo on the building. H.
The Newport News bill M passed by the
Senate called for an appropriation ol
500. coo, but the House committee recon +.
mend that S60,0O0 should be the limit OK
cost. The accompanying report has some
interesting facts about the growing city OF
Newport News, including the statement
that IN 1888 tho exports from the pace
amounted to 81. 100000; that the ial IeSt
ocean steamers can come INTO the haToor
there: that il has the largest dry-d0ck ID
the United States; and that the population
is increasing 80 rapidly that the city VIII
coon become an important customs point,
aud IS entitled 10 "a building.
Congressman McClammy has introduced
a bill in tho House appropriatrng S3'UOO 10
enclose and bcautify the monument erected
at Moores Creek. \. c., TO commemorate
the battle there in l716.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
LIBERTY'S SHADOW.
WHAT IS TRANSFERRING IN THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
me ran-Amcriean Delcgattcn--The Pro-
eramme OF Their Southern visit
On 90 Richmond.
From our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 22.--The arrange
n,ents for the tour of the Pan-American
delegates through the South next month
are being perfected as rapidly as possiDle,
but il cannot vet be definitely stated Just
when the party will leave Washington.
IL depends on when tho business oil tne
Conference can be finished. but that Will be
known in ample time. n is said, 70 enable
the leading citizens Of the cities 70 pe
visited 10 prepare to receive the delegates.
The Virginia cities selected VIII DC the
Grst ones at which stops viii be made.
Until several points are decided II cannot
be determined whether Che party WIN go
FIRST 10 Richmond or TO Norfolk. one pian
Is TO leave here by rail and 60 nrst 10
Norfolk. and from there to Old Point and
10 Richmond, and another If to so straight
from Washington 20 Richmond and take
Norfolk IN afterwards. The managers OF
The tim are now consulting the railway
authorities. but the indications arc that
the party will 60 first to Norfolk.
ONE DAY.
The Dispatch correspondent learns from
authentic sources that not more than one
fiay can be spent at Richmond: The pro-
position is 70 arrive there in the morning
and leave that night for Charleston on the
most convenient schedule for departure
That the railway officials can arrann @.
Thj is of course on the assumption TN u
Richmond is visited after the delegates nav
benu taken TO Norfolk and Old Point. The
man. gers seem 10 think II would be well to
depant from Richmond about bedtime-
say an where from II to 1880 O'Clock az
nieht q, cording to tho railway schedules
NO STOP.
M s.no IN North Carolina has been de-
~;dsd MN yet. and the probabilities are
shat n6nc will be made in that State,
tbonrb there has been a disposition to PIT
T. q xew bonr. at both Charlotte and Wal;
n,;ncton bnt he time Is so precious ana
the 5roSramme Is already such lengthy
are ptbst the m lnacers say they do not
p ib;nk thew can possibly add any more
places 10 the list. ,. oro oonrIo+od
.,,a de,a;ls ss 10 the time Of leaving will be
sent s@o cut by the mana. 'ers through the press
reports of the press associations, so that
ample notice will be 81 the committees
~ The various cities III the South that are
70 be visited - oot,, f-or, O 10
On the evening Of Marcl' 29tn, from y 10
n O'Clock. a reception Will ne gwen IN ~ , N!
citv. in the parlors Of the new part Oh .ne
Arlington Hotel, which has ju' ~ Deen com
nleted. This is to be an elesant ana el ,'
late affair, and many invitations haVe oeeh
issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
AUCTION sALEs-Futurs DayS
By Sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.lonssrA
1914 Main strcei


T,RUSTEES' SALE OF A NEW
Il FRAME DWELLING ON p STREET EZ.a
THE CORNER OF TW ENTY -sgCOgDsTRgyf-
BY virtue of certain decd OF trust erscufsf \,
ITO undersigned tfssees, dated july n. iSsa
and on record IN tho Clerss Office oi Henrra
County Court Deadlock q A. page y. de,sny
having boon made In tho payment Of portion
OF tho money secured thereby and being "a
CURED 20 70 DO ~ tao beneficiary thers,n, re
shall proceed to sell q, public auction, upoa ,ns
premises, on
THURSDAY MARcu27, 1870,
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY ds.ri bed -
above.
tho dveilingis comparatively new sni con.
tsins nYo rooms. There ia also on too rear por-
ton OF The lot good frame stable
The lot fronts On street thriy-fvs fee, AMI
runs BACK 0etScen parallel lines ono hundred
ana twenty-five feet
THIS property Is situated only one squars
we'll.
IHRNs; Cash A. 70 expenses 81 sale and IA q:
the balance upon terms 20 b. announced AZ s.ls.
=. u. HARGRDNE,
HENkT :. HUrILER,
l. T. SUTTON,
Trustees
surToS Cos Aucuoneerh NH a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Lemon Elixir.
ITS WONDERFUL RFFgcT on THE LIVER,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
ny y. W. Bowe,
Real Es.aie AlctlOnos1
WAL U A B l. J.
wEsT-BRoAD-STREEr LOT.
WITH
SLIGHT INPROg EMENrs. THEREON,
FOR SALE By AUCTION
To wind up an estate an directed % ell b.
. an

To wind up an estate an directed 70 ell ~
auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1870,
AZ ~ o'clock p NJ. the VERY VALUABLE
WESfBgOAD-STREEr LOT, WITH On "a rri'r
dwelling thereon, situated opposite a!oi -
sion between Munfori snd elmer s'reote ir'n,-
ing 4S& feet AMI running back .3 ieo' 20 a.
alley.
There arc on tho north sids = Bread sire>i
beyond Brook avenue moro g '.9f-' iihA
there are on tho south side, AMI !-7f stl-s 'A'S-
factory rents. $500,
Remember that HrOaf-str. 90 property -.eh4i-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

Bsecains hardly convey the truth when we
sneak of our Children's Lace Caps. 10 stylish
ana go pretty 1t would be foolish to make them
yourselves when they can DO bought go Tidicu-
lousy low.
just think OF It, lOc. for Muslin Cap trimmed
With lace
CSC. for n Cap made Of Swiss Embroidery and
pretty Muslin Bow;
Thon a finer and richer pattern al BIC.
Something more elegant at 40 end 55c FROM
this up 10 $l.25 apiece.
Our line Is one OF the choice selections ana
never were soun1er bargains offered YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
- N~-7r~r~e~N><~--NT~N|~~>
EOR RENT, G.
ByJ. B. Elsm, Agent,
Ill3 Main street

No so north 9th street. new brick, SIX rooms;
e2i0 por annum.
No C0J nor 97th street; SIS per month.
No. 210j east clay street, detached prick, eight
rooms: $50 per aDnum.
NJ 5l3 nOrts 2Gth street: Sl250 per month;
No 2sl2 street; $40 per month.
No SO north 10th street: gig per month
No 2722 y street: SIS per month.
No 2i7 MAYO street SIS per month.
No. 70s north Goth street: $3.50 per month.
10. 7Cg Beverley street sl3 per month.
No. 1854 west Marshsll street; $40 per month,
No 1914 west Cary street; $3.50 per month.
Phone 53L JAMES b. ELAN,
NH 9-2t lib east Main street.