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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-09

allow DAY 10 pass without plllnS up
additional taxes on some common
necessary Of life. Saturday wasn't a
specially great day for the committee,
but it managed to put up the tax on
cotton stockings about fifty per cent,
they are largely made of foreign cotton
that we can't grow; but they give
chance to increase taxes on the people,
and the committee couldn't miss such a
chance these days.
WHAT THE CENSUS WILL SHOW.
1t is probable that the census of 1890
will throw a flood Of light upon the
actual condition Of affairs in this coun-
try and will go long way toward prov
ing that much that has been said about
the concentration Of wealth is true.
The total number of failures during
the year 1899, as reported by the COM
mercial agencies, was 1885. OF these,
1886 showed liabilities Of more. than IS,
600 but less than 900. The total
number of failures with liabilities of
over $50, 900 was only 443, or about 3 per
cent Of the whole.
from these figures? Simply this, tn at
we are rapidly reaching point
in our industrial system where business
can only be carried on by large capital.
It means that we are Nearing the time
when the great middle class will be
crowded to the wall and all business
will be under the control of great syndi
Gates and trusts.
From 1850 to 1870 the increase OF
manufacturing establishments was over
100000; from 1870 to 1880 the increase
was only about roo, and it is believed
that the census of 1890 will show an &C
tual decrease in the number of establish
ments, but large increase in the cap tia
invested and the number of hands EN-
ployed. Not that there were no new estab
lishments started, but because the mum
Der of small concerns that were crowded
out of existence exceeded the number
Of new ones started.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-09
A Sensible Man

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and all Throat and Lung Troubles than
has authorized all druggists to give you a
sample bottle free to convince you of the
merit or this great remedy. Large Bottles
600 and 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-09
Mr.. RANDALL NOT DYING.

The Ex-SReaker 10 Improving and Will be
Renominated for Congress.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The sensational
report that ex-Speaker Randall was at
the point of death is positively denied.
His doctor, when asked rs to his condi-
ton, said: "He is strong enough to
sit up and read the newspapers, and
therefore I beg of you not to publish
anything disagreeabls about him, for
he reads it and it makes him worse"
At the ex-Speaker's residence Mr.. Ran
dall's family said he is not in a critical
condition as has been reported; that he
passed a very comfortable night, and
that he 10 much better than he was last
WAX
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-09

N ERIDEN, WATERBURY l. CONNECTICUT
WI RIVER RAILROAD.
In EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10, 1889.
FROM WATERBURY TO CROMWELL.
Lea, c Waterbury, New England station, s:55 al
1855, 4:3O, 642 p. m.
Leave Waterbury, Dublin street, 500 a. M, o:1o
am; 1:10. AT, "7:O7 p. m.
Leave Meriden, $3.50 q, m, ST, 5:45 p. m,
FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY,
Leave Cromwell, $3.50 a. m, 1918, 4:2Op.m.
Leave Meriden, West Main street, 7:O2, 9:2O a. m,
1851, 500, 6:35 p. m. -
Arrive at Dublin street, 74o, "'11a M 1885, $50,
7:3I p. m.
Arrives Waterbury, N. e. station 1855, 1926 A. m
$50, sos, sos p. m. '
For Meriden and way stations ouly, arrive at
1853 p m. ''
All trains arrive at and leave West Main street.
Meriden.
CHAS. NJ. CRAWFORD, Supt,
Mer0en Conn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TIE TONkR-.

LAhF kONkUNkUNN. Z I.
Flrst-csss summer t,roit on The banks 20 the LAKE
auons the pines Ar an absolute malaria AID
ali bronchial affections Excellent bathing and nshne.
Hotel be- opened Jun, l~' uud.r new manaeemen'
I,,rytlng = tn. hi-Lt, ori.r Baths Ol,l FIRE:
ilarrs g. For Rooms ana aidrr'> The Towers,
KoukonkO J.. /.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
EECnEnED NONTGAGEs.

AraDeo. Ausr,tin 70 W Mortimer. 156th's'' Of
rronn ISa.e to /; WciIer 1l4thst of ad's>1.
sroaiar- John. to Mon, Kuttner, n 5lst-'t, Of
3d.s,o t3 mogtco.. J N,1l. $4,000.
i',.. Wn. 4. to Nortn Kivcr Lumber Co. cor Of
.,arkhSlat e.lizaectn, TO Ii Hume, 3sih-st Of
II ,sIay' ja4es u, to Steers, 'th-ave. Of
CALDWELL James G. to f w Fisher, IS West End-avs
crawford AndTcw to 4 y Life In, Co, n 7lst.st. W
Cohen Israel n otaer. Jonas VII and I 9lhGrs lGs
'lnrc fall Il. % l. Brewster. 9"thst' W Of sth-
caS,%I' Nll'rt to } J !ones and other, Madison
ST. Of fi@,.Nt = TG;'T' ysaf, $'oSC NJ, s,,
Drrhsm Dalid ", % Holland Trust Co. w cor s;h.
Graham, fnia to simpson, n io0;h.s, Of Sd.
J.orti o,c ii. 70 Boverv sayincs BANK, interior lot
IiareIs1e Kolt t. t. H.utau. n Areuarius Place.
of Woonayc. years t2.'O0.
ave- :% 2s = 4 .5 SoS a''''e' l'o'A'' Of Alexander
iirl,alorsnc. France. J. to Bernard 9th-aye. Of
iIuiile r. to Union Dime Savings Institution 18Th.
Harditode peer 70 susan Dgryea @ COZ Bainoridre-
Jacob August. to Geoee owen, lst-aye Of I2oth.
e'abaun' j. ,c Il nat. Il orehaid--t. months,
A3ne m @ 'aps PscR R'?Psty PsTs s:s,so
lGehantn Mn = as.a to s4s 4oIHey 6cS and Others
NcDowell Hugh 70 ! l. Brewster. ssth-.t Of
Minor. NoDc j. g NJ f jacobson. Cth.st Of
OFT Kati" To Jantzer. n : 39th.st Of 2d.ave 3
1.h.ave and i3thst 3 years, ) mortgages. $4,000.
az, mas %d shs: hon g. yeSr 20 si oco '" corner io
Robe. Gertrude. to 4 Rohc, l4th-st Of 9dsve )
EohFs, Frederick. 70 g E Hyatt, l34thst OF;
Alexander.aye, months 5000 ,... nal. ,....
,uda1e 1%%' S'Ii of ssth 'i'!g ycaI 1900 ''"A '"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

HOTEL ALBERT.


Location central ideal hrcproOf building VI two 70
rooms elegantly furnished cuisine and
VA sscd favorable for spring and summer nonths
ROBERT BRADY. Manager
MANSION HOUSE. BROOkLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wall-st, Hewlorh. minutes walk
frem Fulton wallis; ferry aud the BridSo terminus
superior sccomnodn ens reasonable rates select family
and trlnslnr, hotel 200 roons
~ HE LINCOLN BROADWAY AND 52D.ST. SELECT
i family hotel. has lio rooms, new furnished. heated
steam also CRATES and electric light
specially low rates FOR spring American and Euro
pean plan. CHARLES A. DUNN. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Proposals.

CUSTOM House New York City, May -,
" lssO.-S,al'd proposal, wiz be- received uhtl -
0 olocb noon "Wednesday, juno 1880, for furnishing
fuel Iiglt. Watr lce miscellaneous supplies washing
towels hauling ashes and spfinkilng streets for this
building during tho fiscal year ending Junc 10 1891.
Particulars 0n application JOEL. B. EKHAEDf Gus
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE NEW HOTEL AMPERsAND.

l,.Il u n - - 80
Good fishing during ,psine ard summer months IN
the axe and adjacent ponds ud brooh, Ihs 'artng
Guides. bo,tS, camp supplies. S., furnished For eiF.
cllars, diagram and PARTICULARS adde's
EATON \ YOUNG N1nater-
Ampcf,and Franklin Co. v. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
publir Notices.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the name
Of the corporation heretofore known :he Chicago
Trnst Company has been changed 10 Chicago Gas
Company" virtue OF ad with proVl
Of the statute Of the state Of Illinois
change of name % corporations.
Al holders Of certificates Of the capital said
corporation hereby notified present certificates
respective transfer orcr, Of the
ccra:e they hold were issued to be- exchanged
bearing the
issued from the Chicago transfer once
srntcd At Union National Rank Chicago Illinois GER
Issued from .r Philadelphia oncr
presented at the fdeiy Insurance. Trust and safe De
posit Company VI Philadelphia. Philadelphia Pa ccrtin
Gates issued from the New York transfer to pre
scned at the Central Trust Company of York New
York CITY. &. h q. BILLINGS President.
THEO H. WELLS Secretary.
MAY -. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.
Several important parcels Of investment property
were offered at the Exchange yesterday. Ihe harhe'
however, showed signs Of weakness. NO 1lo fn'h
ave The northeast corner OF Nineteenthst is hve-
story English basement house on a full lot' Inc
bidding began at 100000, and ran up TO S12o;oUo
Martin Brothers were the buyers s. no brick store on
iSn S1 rom from $4,000 to $4,000 William BerriAn was
~ No" and Fourns are Sps :S,d PRICK to1
lot ns ssasS Snyer rhe Maurice GeS ao'
sa 6noeseS down Mot % "eroS was for the
OF William E. Ross, and consisted OF r5 te o Ss
Of Bosacay y s%S Tsns WaSs fSs year Tie
property pg up at the upset pce eud SI East Ty nu
wtsswn no, MS5sI sosioo nav, was offered Judge Duso
WAS the buyer for $4,000. Nos LOO ana l'ioT
Third two pSenna ST ners"s So n aoa
Wsshng gtost, four story brick tenement ono mouse on
lot sold tS sS%si snement IS house with
sis.sSo' : =" "
New.York Tuesday May 81.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day; ,, Fac, ,o,,
ST, 2s''ISS So Ofale"si 5ssss @ ssaS05 each; Judge
with lot t.. rs sSs w'ansS sa%u
ss ssi.sc s1 sS same sS ssss sssvS
soy eans WIN pgt q s%d sS S,sa.s Ssnss and
e'I'ss s Issa Es.5 iosd 1856 IT of ''h.ave 2'alOO
sto With plot Of a0d land aS.sos %ss apS WIS., Wis.,
:.. :n.st 4, co5 q Of Broadway p'' '0.'O' w
Martin mn ls ssoSs, S ,s corner
ssqSs sss ssas T!a lot Sssr. SS ..s sss
's Ssdss ss IL S %s ssS.; lot Sss s 35soo sS
:sSs ::Sy Ss''saf VIZ is NS :
Of .'SSy iy O?alsss ss ass5s Ts sS S' paSsnsser SS
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-S' y 'iA'
West Endsye ss2 sothst sncls is.so &C. .iso 900
Lvo oa%ss caS"s'i So F0.st 20 Dt' Sos1S tiffany 900
ess&s + 10 q West WIN Eiker to George as 600
.th,stl w's"s 5 iii n Perry-st. 17.liSso ZOO
1S4tnst SS9 Sth'sVe' -'Niooi ~ -. . 1000
1l+n,st a,ovee aSo ''......-.. 25 900
7sd,st: Nssv,Asn 2Eo Assnue 20 25O
passaSe * TO SassHNSpi g sist-s I6sAs6 Rcdmsn
west e haa.aSs; 49, 7ad' :Oaso; 80 500
styles y M sarsa sasH'1s 1Scn to August Jacob 1850
iss%Se' isass. Nce 81 e 80 Lydia Mason to Isaac
ss:s,st S's 225 g o sNave, 1oSiOO1i; IS 200
Sons,S,, fsS5, n 70 > o. Br.dley. $4,000
Gieeh"iEns'I GishSliraS Il = CO... - os 400
ssa: s ,SS 80 So \ sl! P5's 5e Nav 70 j
West fnd-aYe n cor OF dist, 2+4@sO, ii
MOfdtt % 4 { Grant 49, -. :. -.
1Otl,.,Nr = 100 = n of Sjth->t. lO5NZ.2; u
James u g Prague. .---- -. --..-- .--.--.-
Ar,usltus Place u 90.j II - Of Glrald-aNe, 2JN 90
100 Arthur Leckner to Julius WoH -...--..-.- l-OO
''f'' s5 G., al ta 1O2 { M$As%as ,''A' - 10000
aOth, No. 3OS and 80: Geo OFT, n, ~ Katie OFT
1 trrtc..>; ~ So l.. Clement ana others TO
ssiS,11 SU.r n fOD ~ i ql 25z9s.o; ,o
Hume To r. BurkhafI'--.- "a. ~. .,.,, io''V
II 't';I'; 'v,;,,', c !; i ;e i.roSn.tz o . 2iooo
Nn,a\r ,,r, 70 o. ! iIiIieIroad 10000
lth.s: % 700 n e. oi jtn.l|r. @JN'-2i l. { Lei
,o,1 er1 :" l. - iG'i H., l.in t. ~,o,eran $3.50
'G ,c.r.s., =; Sana i..i' " 70 II Sc.tm3n 5000
100 Iou, ,irnbla,, to ' Hairy Tiankd 1880
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Gor5cs ano GarrInncs.

4 Hoicr HORSES.
o,orr. " nI.iop >o ~ IA, cit,..t las ,r,, 20.
c,,.d ano,l~. hi OF ',h aud l''d, Maine hof.', which
uu-, Dr .ud At once.
one extra brown lr.f l52 hands, o?n tfo' 'Ille -
top rad Wa@on. together. 90 io.
Yer, superior p,r of chestnut s,dinr- I5.2t hands.
I.t.a action and t,i1 stylish "n th- io'd
Fin, LADIES' team perfectly mat he'd and trained. Noir
h,tt>r. tlu,t bc -pi1. riics. 200
UusurJa-,cd landau pair. wen -auonrd. high acting
ard i,.c .onu. can l~at .ou together.
A!.o tnr,. -pl-.dd saddle ho -.s Cali ~nd cAlu.nr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
FURNISHED 6onses 60 Get.

QUAINT OLD COUNTRY OuSE. with modern i'm.
"A pIovements, furnished, WcstIort,
dance OF fruit vegetables. chickens
or remains old shade running sp!ing water
house and barn; ~ minutes drive depot village and
SCUM r.. p. WILCOX, 81 East G2d-st.
AT SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnishcd house in :hc Park 5000
"A for Adde'S
J. s.. r. O. Box 1873 summit y j.
n nIVERDALE.ON.H HI DSON.-To rent for season CON.
IL modous house fully furnished perfect order;
river view ample grounds with fruit and shade
minutes walk from station largo stable and gardeners
rottace garden cows services Of gardener
LC DLOW & CO.. ~ LibeT:y-st. 900 5th-ayc.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Drn GOODS

CIllNA Mattings: extensive assortment from
~ - Roll Carpetings. Rugs. Furniture. Chairs ia.
bles worthy attention Of buyers ANDREW LESTEI'S
SONS, MadisOn.ayc 56th. 9th Sta
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
PAXINOSA INN,
PROSPECT HOUSE
A AHOHE. LON. Id.

UPENN IUIH
Second season my management; hour from
Sew-York all latest Improvements electric Lights and
bell each orchestra IN attehdlnce fOf rooms
call or address D. tKANKtL. Prospect House. Bs:
l.. L. the Clarendon Hotel. washington and
Isfln nst-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Spring Rcsats.

4 FIRSTCLASS' SUMMER HONE iof reull' honr. Gas,
n party OF adult; large private mansion on,r acres
water bath hgh healthy view ul,Ncrlleu .iabling.
lawn, walks, suad tenni, satin ,ehh "a HOME.
Photos 9l2 B'way. 30 hoor. AddroS or al 20 ~
l. ARM HOUSE Healthy locatn l,'sr ro g monn tain
i Lawn; fine shade brook near ms ~ 1Iont 4 Y
postonicc near. Address F. b., UppT Rea ~ no"H
- UMMER BOARDERS can be accdhnouS"tt MOO12
- house In Montgomery. Mass, AGEess " -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nv. 9. Folk . Cos Bargains.

SsOeD@eSeOcSSSSSSO
h ". 8. Folk . Co.'S Bargains.
81 test front ON Main street. fne business Local
50 10 50 fest 'front.' on Main street, near Sixth
avenue. 500 per front foot.
50 e % test on Main street below the Iron
100 fest on Asiena avenue near Main street, It
500 Per front tSet. ., J. ESQ
. sos,aS On Main ssrsst At $500 per front foot
near Helena avenue. ct 500 per lot.
100 feet on ; corner Central addition At ss2s0
i7s lest on corner Central addition for $1,000.
100 fest Flower Garden addition. cloee to
Northern PaoiHc depot, q $l2 per front foot.
50xl0o choice CORNER Beattie addition, price
sSSi4o choice corner. Bassett addition. price
Six choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 to
IS fest on Edwards street, near Main. a. $3.50 per
go feet ON lower Main street from SIS to $50
per front foot: choice property.
Five sores of plated property on electric line
fos the 1oY sSss s 81 sts limit. plated At $50
600. This is the cheapest property to-day offered
In Helena.
one lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
iooxi4O ON Eighth avenue. price $4,000.
100 feet corner knight street, Hauser addition.
:. several choice locations on the Hauser boulo-
ward, in Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,ooo -Two-story frame. eleven room, closets s
f fsssie pTspss ssns. Pm moSth
ces9 r.sr Souse and
lot AlxlA0 inquire for terms.
$500 Two-story, flame house. ten rooms,
lot 46Xxl4O inquire for terms. a
$S,50Q-Two-story frame house. eight rooms,
All modern conveaiences, west side on motor
bath. ETC.. stable on lot, lot oo1la5. west aide;
terms 50, 500 cash balance long time
1000 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
hee's terms 500 each balance to suit ,+.,
yard; terms $500 cash, balance to suit
s.. lOo-Eight-room brick house, water in yard,
o1 ee sn to
%, 0-Foar.room frame house on Madison
avenue, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
$xooo-Two-story frame house, ak rooms and
bath closets, etc., west side; terms $500 cash.
W,aooSTwo-story frame house on Clark street.
seven rooms, bath. ETC.: terms $500 cash. balance
st,soe-Tvo frame houses on Ewing street; No;
contains five rooms, cellar AID closets; No. 2
contains elk rooms, cellar and closets, 6Oxl50;
terms S2,7o0 cash, 81, 100 two years. per cent
$8,500-frame house, seven rooms, water in
the yard, lot 50x140; terms, 100 cash; balance
three and one-half years at 10 Per cent.
$l,000-One- STORY frame house. five rooms, two
Northern Pacific addition No. l. water in yard:
forms easy.
Special inducements will be made on Great
Falls and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
for plating always on hand
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-10
A Chance For Inventors,

What mighty contests arise from trivial
things! A single pair of wild rabbits lib
Grated in Victoria has been the cause of
dire offense to all Australia. says the Man
chester Examiner. Their innocent of
spring, now to be counted by the million,
overrun the country, and New South Wales
has spent nearly Gs0O, 600 in the fruitless at
tempt to eradicate the pest. Thousands of
miles of wire fencing have been erected,
and the poachers of the old country would
have had ''good time' in the colony.
But the day of the rabbit hunters is now
over. The authorities have got tired of
paying them at the rate of from 81 to G1O a
week on scale calculated at 90 much per
"scalp." They found that the hunters, we'll
satisfied with the workings of the bounty
system, were not overanxious to extermi-
nate the foe. Poison, traps and ferrets
have been resorted to in vain; even the
secrets of chemistry have been tried and
proved wanting and M. Pasteur's expert
ment has shared the fate of the !, 800 meth
eminent by persons whose inventive facul-
ties have been stimulated by the hope of
gaining the substantial sum of *, 900 which
has been offered as the reward of success.
Some idea of the damage.:done may be gath.
cred from the fact that at place called
Terganynia, in 1889. 10000 acres Of grass
were destroyed by rabbits, although 1000.
600 were killed on this identical tract.
Worked out 40 sum in Reometrical pro-
gression, it has been calculated that in the
course Of three years the possible progeny
of two rabbits might attain the prodiRious
number of IL, 600. 600. Fifteen million skins
have been exported from New South Wales
in one year, and yet the rabbits are not
diminished. The American inventor, rich
in notions, must look to his laurels-and
the G5 1000 reward. 1t would never do to
own himself bafied by the rabbits of Aus
tralja.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-10
A. j. Steele & Co.. Bailey. Block, OFFER.

Eight-room house on corner lot. I0x10O feet.
bath and furnsce, Meagher street. for IS $40; half
cash. balance six and twelve months, ~ per
Siz;reom frame houss on let. 4ex,Oc on
Seven room frame loose on lot 42z!oo, on
to suit at 10 per cent
Eleventh a7sno.. oay nsss q ssoS &c cash. I'm
July. 81. at y per cent balance to suit At 10 per
Six room frame homes on lot. sox1oo. on Fifth
avenue. street car line; $780, 81 e0J cash, bal
ance three years at 10 per cent.
56xl25 feet north and s.st front. corner Gar
" block and half from motor; $500 cash
125xlS feet south and east 'front.' corner Madi-
p,o 81 so cash, bssnee one sna t%e
years ut 10 per cont
looxi2 s feet on electric motor, in Bresdwate,
one and i! eye year. s. & ie pr cent. ~ oe'n'e
avenue, one block from electric motor: SIS reI
fc3t, one-third cash, balance ono and two year,
iOoil2s fest on Psoste avenue. ONE block from
electric motor In Efoadwater addition; SIS Per
lssxi22 fest south and east, corner Logan and
tyndele Syenue ON motor line In Central ad i
5OxllO fest on Lyndale avenue in Northern In,
cifc addition, for Sl.S00 cash,
-N-.-
ern Pacific sdiition.. for S2,0sa
s0xl0o fest on Boulder avenue In Northern Pa
clio addition, for y .GC0 cash.
dition, one block trum motor; $l.2t cash:
5ozllsA feet on Logan strsst in Central add
75xlIsh feet on Warren street in Central adj
21xiO fest on Main street, for $12 500 cash.
teenth and Pearl streets in CENTRAL addition. for
ioO1l5o feet north and, west front. corner
Spruce and Mound streets in Mauldin addition;
5000, half cash. balance year at 10 per cent.
95x119 feet of Lyndae avenue in Pal chen ad-
dition, on electric motor, for 1920. favorable
50xl2O feet corner Livingston and Dakota
Streets on motor line, for 1890
50x14O feet on Missouls street in Jockey addi-
ton. for $3.50. one-third cash, balance six ard
5Oxl4O feet corner Dakota and Billings avenues
in Jockey addition, for $500, terms one third
cash. balance six aud twelve months at 10 per
soxl4ofeet on Butte street in Jockey addition for
$500, Il rms easy.
soxl2O feet on Davis street in Lcckey addi-
SIX and twelve months at 10 per cent
S2xlO0 feet on corner bridge and Raleigh
streets, only $40 per fo,t, terms favorable.
5o11.o feet on Mi sonia avenue. fer $3.50, terms
one-half cash. balant six and twelve months.
:. 50xl2a fact on Knight street in Syndicate addi.
ton, on motor line. for Sl5 Ter foot. terms half
cash. balance july :, ~, at 10 per cent. ..
in Syndicate addition. for SIG per foot. terms
half cash, balance July l, 81. at ~ Per cent.
5Oxl25 feet on Wilder avenue, for sl2 per foot,
5O1i25 rect on Holm. avenue. on electric
motor. for only Sl2 pc, foot. terms essy.
Lots in Flowers AID tion at from 81 to 50 per
10 acres swN Of seN OF sec. Is. tp. 10. n r4 W.
for $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-10
THE MARKETS.
GrCKa
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Bar silver. $L16h.
Lead-StrOng; domestic, $l.92h.

NEW York. Sept. S.-Bar silver. $L1oh.
Lead-Strong; domestic, 34.92h.
Copper-Dull; lake. $16.S5.
The stock market was without stimulus of any
kind to day, but the pressure to eell was much
less than yesterday, and as consequence prices
moved more in obedience to the natural inclinar
ton than for some time past The remarkable
the afternoon in the face of the high rates ex-
acted for money. which reached Is per cent and
dull at close to the best prices OF the day. Gov
petroleum closed steady; Pennsylvania oil
Government bonds-a's 1874; us, lC4k;
Ee1sssn Po ss S. osssn s
Money on call tight. 6a2a Prime mercan-
tile paper nominal, 7a9. Sterling exchange
dull and steady; oo-day bills. $4.sla; demand.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, sept. 9-Cattle-Rece1pta 10000,
stronger. on prime natiyes. eteady on others:
tlst.cla.s native steers S'A5.s7h; seconds, s. o
Ts!sSs tnfas gs common = soaS7S;
HoSs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, $3.50. prime
heavy fine, higher, Is; common, mixed and
packers lOG15c lower. s. .9094s5; light, sL5OG
Sheep-Recsipts, 5000: steady; natives, SAG
$50; westerns, $4.05@ASQ
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Cloee-Wheat-Fir cash
Qsac; December $l.01H; May. 81 .05H.
Corn-Steady; cash. 451ic; October, 45h@45xc;
May, ESc.
:, Ostsmsseady: cash. ss'ic; October. sskc;
TcrfNs,eady; cash, 1870; October. $40 o5;
JanuAry, $ll.10.
Lard-Steady: cash. IS Is; October. &. 80 jan
uary. x6.65G6 61Is.
Barley-Firm: 70G76c.
Shoulders-$5. 75d5. s7,s
Short cleor-&aG5d5 "a
Short ribs-S5,S0GalQ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
W. Il. Cox. cold Block. Olsrs,


w. T. Cox, cold Block, OAsrs,
Cho:cs lots in the Ames addition at I'll p&
front foot. 80.
from $40 to $12 Der foot.
Choice lots in the bradford edition It various
prices.
A fine block in Brooke addition. fronting ON
Hauser toulevard. at SIC Per front foot.
fir q s0ection OF lots In Haussr addition from
$22 50 to $40 per front foot. 4
Desirable lots IN Jockey addition. near Helena
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable main street property at
reasonable prices.
Two i've room houses, new. ground 50xl2S, 1t
5000 each easy terms.
Twelve-room house near business center, ground
l12xlOO, for $500.
Several new desirable residences.
Three-story brick building, rents for 42S per
month, for 411 600.
Forty acres inside city limits. very desirable
for plating.
Fifteen acres adjoining city ct about one-hali
price of adjoining property.
100 just outside of city limits. suitable tor
plating.
$40 acres near town, very desirable and ct salts
factory price.
$50 upwards