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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-03
Illinois Central R. r.

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS For a DIZZY WALL
i Proposals for bids fer building !. dry stone
wall on the new city dump in Lime Kiln gulch
marked proposals for q dry wall ON the city
Dump win be received # tho city clerks office
until ~ o'clock noon Wednesday, June 1, 1891
Specifications ard exact location for same will
be found with the city engineer.
j. 4. THEME,
Chairman EpecialC Committee
Dated Helena, Mont. Nay sl'ISaQ
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-03

s., 500 for Ten Room Brick House Breckenridge
100 for Four Room House and Lot 1O0x40 Northern Pa
cifc Addition No
1880 Two Houses Eighth avenues Eleven
Rooms, the other Four rooms; lot 5Ox14O.
$5 for beautiful Brick Block Rodney Of three houses
u Now rents for 81 800 year.
81 200 for Double House n Raleigh.
$4,000 for Six Room House Raleigh.
All the above finely built houses
the Good buildings have list We handle only
First Glass property that value stick
Helena and do not divide attention other cities
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-03
New Sioux City Route
EAST.

Passengers for the East from Helena
and other Western points will find the
NEW ROUTE via SIOUX CITY and
the ILLINOIS CENTRAL r.. r. not
only desirable as to time and equipment,
but one of the most attractive, passing
through Sioux City, the only Corn Pal
ace City of the world; Dubuque, the
handsome Key City of Iowa; Rockford,
Illinois, new manufacturing city, that
has become "world within ITSELF" and
Chicago, whose growth and enterprise
is the wonder Of the world. With ele-
CANT free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping Cars on every train be-
tween Sioux City and Chicago, and with
close connection with the UNION PA
CIFIC trains at Sioux City, the
Illinois Central r. r..
respectfully presents its claims for the
new and every way desirable SIOUX
CITY ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars
call upon local ticket agents, or ad dres
the undersigned at Manchester, Iowa.
]. f. MERRY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-03
GREAT FALSE

While you looking for profitable investments il the
city that has the greatest water power Of any oitY
the world, don't forget to take look at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

co. extra be.shed sssSee Sc. Elephant bc.cnsd Win nS
~ SHSs. Italian ssssss Palm, choice Lagos, sdec
S't oGiS i;ins accommodation for grain
IVA a' @ freely hut p ad not 1911 sn.S ssS
es ;as ;o 4
j. it'd t.h ship Annie F. wight hence e Sssnyh k4
ii>DBrie Maiy +: Tennel, Mobile to St. Domingo cty,
q u aa pst. r. lark Persian
lilo ja%rIc lu%r, ss bfS IsIS .jo; a:, 81 Law Law:
"y 'ift !S ''Ss''S
% r 81 20 ps p hess Nina
ad oil r"G cargo moderate demand
STEADY and unchanged prices. Sales 2oO b1l, Mess,
sf:: % Nam fs% Sa2@ IT, IL =
slo 800 sIi. .EsiT-oui:t and UNCHANGED; CITY Ex!r.
' ~ +: Is: nS Si % s.;s
MEATs-Bv lie, continue nim ham; saady Will,
s% aa " o VII Srs So" LES
cad sSa w sss% 1 &C. is' . G aa
io IL. srptcmb-r s'st 80 cs do October, s%e 90 600
q o. a, a" s S ST. al s,.Te p' asked dA S
iirNlrd am, io,allc smoked do l2r Picked sho"l.
lahcr Chlcugo september soil! At osoqI s2,is
Sr"iy hid and "%%a iair
light. 5aGG PIGS 81. AED-Ths ,, mar s had
sy 'Si !'S With a xsa a' % =
Vt ,l".% City s sady and QUIET S;' Sales.
%t al sg"",s. ""%na @S s s":+ at az Ss
asked Dc,nbrr closed at U5c bid: January closed AT
GJ2r bid. l:rnd Continent quoted a. 6.4Oa 09Oc South
America at 100 ID rFERIhrrc Is dull and wra
WHIT %aS% .> S' +" .r wsi' s qsS a"s p'iss
Stat" creamery. pals fancy DE state and
creamery tubs fancy, 233G2ic: good - choice iSd22c
Western Creamery fancy. 22a023r; do choice, Ioa2ic
DO lair TO god IA lsc cormo l2"i3c June CREAMERY
pals. choice. l.d.0. good, i1dl'c iir !+ul5c STATE
uairy hrkins. iOo2c fair I" che lee Western Imitation
,rary rhGie l'aiTr; FOOD ls"itr fiig io@f,n
oo ior Jun" dairy l0sd i2c; Western factory Jun" mr.
KIM fancy he tubs ia l2'2c nrGns. hrss he tub.
nl,t lla l s.rOid> Otd lie tird- ora Zoe fouith,.
l.I.>f. Trading continues llght both for .N.
port aud hor Will th" market rules barely st'ad'
!-c ID linz. S'.dS'sc good To prime. S@ dSsc rOHi"i
To 1ds: stat" IA tory. part skins 4dIlr. common
'hor": western Hat Gds' E'a'S Rath"r easier,
with u continued slow demand STAT and Ienn.vl'sna.
i1rln'ar, W-t'rn. fancy, l9d.Oc fair l.c irrhou~
isnIo..
>t',NR- EAW-was much stronger to-day. and thor.
on-dfLb" o0klng around frvth by u" tfu.t ana
'ontiuu'd nim. Fair I"ining quoted at, IIns :
''nir'fr-a "j t'>t. q iiGc do cost ana irNgh,'
Itc Ei.tlNEp QUIT aud nn,hanS'I Ctu, nr
l-l,t cut Loaf i:iGr; ,rmh ;N ,c'cG :, r ,t"
Conf"ction,r-' a." ?ir standard "a o.: or ~
as 3 To-: Witt, I>r, &c" Ud6 l.lCc LAtra &C. D"
:,','i-.: - 5-r: yellow. 49,. .
SrI.AElNl. Lard quiet aud steady 'hoc" quoted ~
3o.uo1 - on ~ town. Il 3iG" ht". , ,,.
lNfIpM In fair request al Very f'il prices; pi'h"
at, 80. N,'"-. 80 hlni,. ..
rI.> ~alr, to-day auction. $50 Ikgs ~ follows
r.i., -in.N1. nunlowd"t. 'I"f9 rlns H't '',i,
I"'wG't. l3r"It%r; Japan torRni l2d"1c; ind'a ana
ans. I'.h"'. Id-""J' ool,rg IoimO,a :i"'b,!' 4;
Ano,, ld"l! Iovhow .l"3i'.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.

- BaltImo'". Nrpt. 10 Cotton .,'ndv middlne. loi'c
Flour iLliF active. Wheat >outl IN INN. Ful/. tI q
- l"ngb'iri, ?'irdil OF No - oS, >i.an,r No - ia.
:ic; Western strong; No :, int. red. spit and SEP;
Der. ?i,d?.r O'tprr % .d:'-'; De-, ml"r RI q, =.
tom southern steady "hIt. ;. d,:r; yellow. - 49,
Western him m\'d, spot ana ~, t'nb"r j3r October.
3:",r pats qut. ~" qu,t Hay dul choice TIM
Uthy II good T., prime" - iUd rio Provisions active"
hnttr quiet iAs- qn't; I-"l:~. ",n" stads.
sugar un>ttl"d copper hn. Ii,r; Refined. lJc Wills,
h.; active: II 10 Il"i-t> Ia Law rInrpl, stam"r
Iu,i. i:c'ilt Flour. i.71j bib wheat. 17.OoO bush
- 900 bush oat- 5000 bush: rye. 1000 BUSH
sh ,u.,nt-- Flour iio3 I'LL: WHEAT 1000 bush com
5000 >,l,>Wat 10. 900 bush corn 5000 bush
Bullo. S.pt lO-Whra- No hard dull ,ailoads old
ut Il l:.. closing AZ 81 l3ael ~; 5000 bush NJ. l
Inrth'rn. II Q?t. closing q, II lol, n"N NJ. hard
a->,d ci.i. No. hard >ptm.br shipment. ~ or.
~ Northern d". II oil wiut what :ra'c", with =
l"d inquiry: 40 : red. - OILa>I o.: No. / whit,
:c,.0-l No. Ntr, rcd .,G7l. track. Corn op,n"d
.t"'v. ad an"'d ~ ".inc 10 ogt,t' Iccs ,al", 49,.
bu-h: No. Willow. JOi, Gjli.r: 10000 bush No.
:. jo9 ,oac - ear, no 3. i?,.ajo'., in ,to,r oats
,uf: No. Whit" i0', dilr: on track. Ale. In store NJ"
Wilt, 33t.c; NJ. ni\d 3o:c. track. Barley nm.
changed. i;y" duh and unrhanr,i. canal fr"ght- firm
aud unchanged. E'r"ip'-- Flour, 300 bb-. what,
bush lsr 900 bush: oa> 30 600 bush bar.
ley. - 00O Canal shipments at 3OcVo bush corn,
10000 bush. Railroad shipm,altFonr, 10000 bbl,;
wheat. $1,000 bush corn. 10000.
Chicago. sept. loThc l'admg futures RANGED a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
GENERAL RArM AND TIE TRIlH'NE.

SOME %I>>I ATI:Ml:NrS MADE BY TIE COMMITS
SiOAl.E IN HIS RECENT LiTTIE TO SIX
EL.rh.I NoRLE COHEECTID
Wa lnGton. sept. ~ >pcraD.-Tlc following letter.
copy Of whc! tine Commissioner has furni, he'd to the
CORE pondci OF The rribnnc. explain, Itself:
Department of the interior. i;urrau Of ,ior-.
Washington, &C.. Aug. - I-.U.
lion John W. NOBLE >'rrtar. Of the interior.
several arlI'l'> have recently apIrarcd in The
New I"rh Tribune wli'h We're obviv'i>, written 81
inspired rs In tli> office. The Iai OF ,hc,"
au,rarcd 1hr New York Tribune Of the 10Th instant
r.idci ioid Pension Office clerks. Cancellation Of
adverse decision 10y the secretary Of III" Inferior. ~
trp,rdiIar: coarse ~ members Of the Board Of Review
In :, -pcclaI not even examining new testimony
u justify their action.
il,, tt,rr set ou in full the decision q; December
o. I--,j mad by The Hon. ID. H. liavl Kin. Assistant
secretary of the IntcIi0. III claim No. :1o.5p1, Of
John = Garrison. and attacks J. T. LO.?"p. Mr.. Nc
Whor,cr and +. W. Poor. %: t:~ Office for tcii action
In that c:>.. , !.
aufhor Of mi, letter. ! find that the papers in this
case had recently IN the possession and on til"
desk OF Mr. Edward icnauf. fourth cla>, clerk in
tins ONCE. There no reasons connected WIN The
bu,,uc,, Of the ,iic. why Mr. Remand should lave
had that case upon Ms desk. and he has Glv" me ~"
satisfactory reason why IL sioud nave been wlthniaW
from the file, and taken to his dr>k am saushen
that he withdrew the case from me hr'' ia cop.
OF this fcci.i0n and c.fhc" "if'' or Ih'pl'" NV
article In question. ~ A.. ..,,,,
The ar;lr i, complete MEASUREMENT o.! inc actioH
new declaration: the claim had been irIpri"N !.
Acting Comm, o,,cr Mclean. and an cX;:in'a'i" or
d",td by him The examination Wt> inad" " one % I'm
local board, IN Washington CIT; a"n h'i' t'd,
twenty DAYS aftcrWad The case, ~ ilc cour>.. W
business went 10 the Adjudcating DIVISION for actio
General Itisscy examined the case with nc ana We
found nothing improper IN the action taken ny pr.
lqthrop, Mr. McWhor;er AUD Mr. Poor. tuihK t0s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
quoted in various papers through.

out the country. and severe comments made uron the
me that he has long been writer for The Tribune.
learn that he wrote many articles uniriedy 70
am satisfied myself although he denies IT, that he IS
the G na yer pye fs honor to
Csigncd) GREEN u. RAuM. Commissioner.
In answer to tho above letter. the correspondent OF
The Tribune desires 10 correct few misstatements
made by General Raum
l. The "several articles referred to were not
"written or inspired by some one in this 1.-THE Pcnson)
Office, They we're the result OF an investigation
which convinced the correspondent Of The Tribune that
grave abuses existed in the Pension Office lie found
further that ring Of clerks fattencd upon these abuses
at the expense of veterans. and that. though the
Commissioner had been Informed Of those abuses. he
refused to reform them. In the interest OF the veterans
and pul,lic dcccncy the exposure was made. Mr..
Eaum had an opportunity to make the reforms. and no
refused To make them. lie preferred to surrender
to the ring
=. The dispatch Of August 10 referred to by Mr..
Ea,im, and entitled Bold Pension Office Clerks. >
does no, set out in fu' Assistant Secretary Iiaw-
kius's decision If the decision had been printed In
full ever Mr. Raum would not have had the hardioOd
TO plIt hi, name ingenious letter that which
ap,rarcd over his signature in The Tribune, VI
september :.
3. Mr. Remand did not copy the decision Of secro-
tary Hawkins, nor did he withdraw the Garrison
from the files nor dld he clncr write or inspire tho
articles which appeared in The Tribune Of August IL.
l. The article /, moi "a complete m>stat.nent Of
i,, action of the office in that ease. d. Mr.. Rani
NAV h, thi, tine have fo:nd Oui. il the ring per-
ilit,cd him rid an article in The Tribune of sep
tcnbcr =. entitled That Correct Statement and 10
r fnud in the and ,ond columns Of the second
PAGE of that issue
missioner Mclean
Il. Mr. EcIaud has not long been writer for The
: lie did not write 4" many articles untriendy IN
General IlIck'> administrative ION. While he was here
ut least not for Thc Tribune.
=. Mr. Ruum not having produced ANY proof. and
having admitted on August - 10 correspondent OF
me tmuc that ~, had None Mr.. Ncnaid. of
cannot "ie the guilty party" i"I H. Mr. Ra'ln. iihc
cores pon1cni suppose, that This settles the cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

Chi,nr, opt. 10 special. II t!'r" h,'i l""1 anT
,u,h cat, na. TT tpi.lt =, th.' Ia, BEEN tI'n">
pct Tho c"ilr g." :.u.u' zap report pm -
wou!d have r,n. mp t"naId. If net tito1rh Ia rot.
The traders c.irrali! "Ai"''d d. Ia" IN a." N"ri-"
c",!.,ipn of pans, vii, ~. and "n that ih"T! i":r
VA today free. ,"ycriu. II short Ale. lev Ia" !srr
local bear, aud pIh">. ~ 4 "n-'p1't". m'' Il mp
aIpnit a cent. I.uu n"irdi cape ed thu 81" Wash
ington stiri~ii'Ian would m'h" dee In" 90 nearly
ih"" point. ia the winter What .I"i. ad even tho"
v lp l0ok'h for a drop ~ the .Prn' wmhi tN"ii" -
~. mall 'tr. I''.iu tt">' d"II "'l''li
i"m, wc:,. moderate" ti"i" va AL through IN.
regular -r-.t,n IT." greatest tImriht. In fact. IL"
'"orh''~ 'ab'~ ~" me "i,t' ~ th ,
the ~rnall export 'iaiai'r' ana ilr ln'''d tIrr 4,
the rally at ~" '-r w"' 'h'h"r ur ' u,'
oi PIT manipulation man from "" r\p''a
i,I 81 an; great lll ad from Na~lin -t"h. VI hiIht
VA uiaim"n>y figured tir't til" a>"I;' g M ant
total wheat crop 81 airni :"r. 900 lI'h'i, ~,
rm.mO -pr'nI wheat and ~ '"n ' , 'r,'' ~
winter wr AZ TIA" corn trid'. on IA "'"F Manu. :,
confidently rohine for the hni"i' ne ht ct a s',n
during the month hy III" Washington anl'"I"', ~
IL Grain. and consequently wa ".tiIrF np ~, T'p
trrnl"r OPENED al a. ana 'l"''h AZ J" :
t~obrr "~nrd at 4, =. Touched ~ =" 10 j.
and clo>.d at as =. IN" arrivals were ",N ~
cars, Int the falling oil Wa ,.ud 4" b. due I" i
bio, Rad" the Huntington road tc,,"l room ,r W..
chartered for :no.Wo hn-h"l- II "h' S'n'ralI,
ng,rd al night that IN" Government aver" dl' a''i
yield # about l.'""o'""o n- ll", Il" ..",,im
In. uitr:uor but they 'rr.ain 80 aivanr Iri'r
In the morning. They have -n%gc ''"i 'r'p 81 '.'
i,"n,i good dc,l iy IIntrhin-oI. Ii" kept w'rLn;
Inc price mp until - '"nlr FOR Nay had been pa
and then ~" short, IN iirlr ami ~ Ia g"t '",'r" -,
Of ,rinhri pork sid hy IIutri'n.on 'hn:. II ~
,H do%M , a. fer tn" ar w y, al ,hI wa .:mr on
III ',,r, of product suffered. The fact tha; there
were, @ooo lo, at III" Nar~. 100 m"r ihrn m",'
low err urdoult"dls '"nirLmt ii 4, the genera ""hh
ICES, In -piic h"wcyrr. Of L"th ''c;" "'ahrm,n
an n,rcu,cr wheat wcr. - o. | =: "rI"." ~ % :.
{" nut, on MAY corn 1" II; "rall',' ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS Al FORK.
MOTION TO RENT ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS
rrIT All TIN SCuOnS READY,

u
TILL ALL TIE SCHOOLS ARE READY.
The first meeting OF the Board Of Education AFTER
tho summer vacation held yesterday. Fifteen
commissioners were present. President Hunt de-
lvcrcd short address of welcome, and report WAS
then read from George W. DclcvoiS". superintendent
OF school Buildings, showing that for the first time
hincc he had held the Office Of superintendent le"
Of the schools had remained closed on the regular
opening day. This. he explained. was due 10 inc
unusual difficulties with which he had been Obliged 10
cope during the summer Twenty FIVE contracts Tor
furniture had not been fulfilled. He had made ar
ralgcmcnts however, for the temporary use 0i Oh
furniture, IN ORDER facilitate the earlier opening III
some OF the buildings. After the adoption ot THIS
report. the usual annual vacation of four weeks WAS
accorded To the superintendent.
Connis sioncr Holt then introduced a resolution
that the Trustees al the Museum Of Natural History
and the state Superintendent be requested To pioFiu"
means for the continuation Of the illustrated lectures
to the teachers of New York. dcivccd In the nall Oh
the museum, until the meeting Of tho neat LcS-at
urc. when the necessary appropriation world he maze
in all probability The resolution met with the ap-
prevail Of the members OF the Board
The number of unfinished building" and the lac Oh
accommodation for the school children induced Com
Missioner t,uggp,hcnrr Ia introduce ~ reSo'iuoh pro
yidug for the renting Of suitable bindings III inc
nerhl,DrhOOd of the and unfinished scol loi'c>
for the temporary accommodation nj the chilIrch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
THE FUNERAL or BENJAMIN d. B1KER.
\ LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE CHURCH OF TIE
TEAN~riGr RATION.

II seldom III" funeral ~ an actor al the Little
Church Around the Corner draws together >i' CON
creation a. attended that al Benjamin ~ lah"r YES
,,,,l,y ,uoynin: ~ an actor MANAGER and writer 90
bong ,tan,lu:. ard The 'iHnt srrc'ar, OF In"
Actors lund Mr. Baker had gained nany ,rir friend,
AID Thew. were enough of them pr, r' ~ HI fn"1
10 M IN. CHURCH completely. The bod, vas m"'itlh
from t,c home of the dead man. No ~ Nest TArnl
t.. attended l., the ralh"'irI> \. ". Palmer. Ia
ward iiarlran. Edwin kn"wlr~. w. j. florence. Frank
". >aup,r. i. W"~I, Ko~rrlnr>i. Charles W. lh"Ita~
Joseph T. Wh,'loch j. W. shannon. !. !. MAJ hay
Daniel rr'lnan Edwin II. Price. VI. v. i'"''"N ANA
Joseph Arthur. Representatives We're present at IN :
church from the Actors, Fund. Edwin Fore L"d-" q"
TIE Actors ,',"r oi Friendship Philadelphia Lnif" w.
:. Of Elk, aud the Urea ~uicr~' cub. the la n,n"d
actin. a. u>lrr> Th" fan ut of u>h"i~ was a '"
low ), Andrew \. M',ormli'h. chnl usher: Id"i'i"'
Iianlcy Harold Eu- ell. Rowland lu'h tone. W. ~
Icr.!.oil John +. Mokcvcr. r.. Harry Sander
Fred Williams W. II. Mathews. Herbert Arclins
W. ~ sin, hlaid. john ID. Wal II. harl"> W. kInr
l. CuIt,ln william na,In. j. r. Maclnrc. y. {.
Phillirs ". Il. Elliot. r. =. KING Robert Fraser Joan
r. kclcid Wilton Lacha,r. J"~cph j. Il"!!,hd JOSH pa
j. Levy. ID. H. Iarh.n,. Edward Fletcher li""aN w
Perry. Charles plunkctt, William spencer. :. Miller
Kent. Alfred Dcii>-~r. Howard T. Taylor. ''";t'
Fawcctt Harry Carson Clark. ". T. cani'"!l. Joseph
McKccvcr David j. Thompson. +. {. "i7i!an MAN
Hir>cl. W. W. Waters. Jamc> smith. John y Cox ana
Edward &. Nelson.
Among those who present w"r" Harry fh-
wards Ben son sherwood. Mr. J. Wesley E">"np''>i.
Mrs, Samuel Colvillc, Lester g. Quincy. MI> Louisa
Eldrigc, Colonel Brown. Marshall i. Wider John E
Incc, Signor dc Nv". Vincent kcarncy. Eu:cic 'iaih
Augustus, IIcoklcr George ". Monroe. Mr.. g. H.
Gilbert. Mrs. William J. Henderson. John T. smith.
James o. It,lkcs. Usrrson Gray Fiskc. Alfred Ayers,
= C. Dubois. ". t. Meyer. II. L. Ai"r W :. Enc" h.
~ Jackson, IT,, \. Won Grlbcr ". j. Ford. II. ID.
Shcctz j. f.. Jackson, Robert Cutler Captain li'idN.
Earton ILL., j. C.. Couldock, j. ". Collier. Mrs. l.. =.
Gillespie, Helen Eai>Omc. Charles Manicy. Frank
Morta aunt, Bijou Fernandez, Miss Laura Iimrt and
John Jennings.
In the .h.nc,l a largo floral -iIr sent bv 10
trustee, the Actors Eund. IT." "'rNl'" W., con-"
Quoted Nv the Rev Dr. ',,.re" II. Ii"urii"n. The
body Was taken from the 'hur'h I" ,if"n"""d
Cemetery WHERE, II met 10y ID" St t"rr LohH" 81
Ma-oI> which performed ia" Masonic burial S'rlt'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
unTrL MEN HAVE 4 CLiuBihE.

The hotel keepers Of this city and their icrd' took
an carly train Yesterday morning Ia Babylon, h. j.,
to enjoy their annual clamlahc at the Wa"av'nca
Clubhouse Mr. A,hman. Of the sinclair House. Is
president OF the club. Among the Ncw'>'rk MOTEL
Keepers who made up tn" party were "hdfe" H.
Ulakcly f. IT, Mcrriield II. II. lir"ckway James H.
IRE. lin j. e. Mathews George +. lutncy. W. ID.
Garrison. Henry Walter. Charles Hprashc. W. IT,
scI,ciick and :. L. IIascy Among iii" nVitod guests
were D. II. King. OF Brunswick Ga; %. d. ScaVey, I"
st. Augustine Fla. II. ". Powers, OF savannah, Ga. :
Alexander Is. Powell, Martin {. Brown, Geof1s u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
f.U ,EGCU WITH LIHELLTNG MR.. tRJNSCN.

Alexander g. La>-cn aud Daniel {. D"i"riit. pub
uIcr, Of "Thc Daily Financial News ""r" arraISl"h
-. fine Tomb, Police Court sc '"iTlay charged bv
,,ud ,,,, \,oll- ON, Of the Casino. with criminal
l,cl. David L"vcntritt appeared Tor "r"h'"h an"
..,.. ,,.,,Icr far tLc p,eulrI,. IN" all god
,,,u article Wa publ, he'd IN III" defendants paper
- r d..v and :rrii,rd MIR. troi~on Of rubbing tho
IoId,r, of the NcH York Concert Company, nm
i,cd which owns the Casino The amman ""''l"h I"
,n. En,rd o. Director, of the company thk'r pE,'"
ON saturday at r. NJ me lr',i"''in -, W w., ,' ,
WV ,,r ,t,.i,dy of their cOnh,ci and VIII be- hif"eiru
a., f,.El
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
ARMS AND RT'LLETS FOR NICARAGUA.

The Pacific Mail steamship Companys >hlp New
mort sailed from here yesterday with lTNW'o car
tiis"s and 1000 Ecmucton rifles for tlr Government
Of Nicaragua. II. j. lullay. superintendent "f the
line admitted that the ship had >ai'i with u" am
,mlton and said there VA, II" reason why >nc Nh"h"
not A. L. strou. Of No. IL: Pearl =. ana VI" ."
Icivcr,t.. who slppc! the good. said Nicaragua
wants ,r.c but In peace pirIair. for war. Nou know.
st, " hen the re rnt tr,ul BEGAN In Central NW"f u
the Nicariglau t"vrinncni orrr,d lar:c supply "t
arm, and iniini.iit C"II-ul Canton affirmed NE
fact 81 the shipment. lnk ihUn-t Their Wis ~'h'i'
r,.i>oil To expect any difficulties, With ''.It' in"Ih'
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ST(jf'E cITUtNf;r f,Di' THNOES NETT.

The first mrcul ~ III" f,"N"ning "n'nii'''' "i ~"
>tnk Exchange >,rcr the summer Vacation ~" i"'ld
,c,citiIy They idiiti"i e. H. iiins "n H." i'tFlf
IN -:;l Oi 500 81 the .ili ,Hirtal 81 - 'tf'"ip e"
thc D,iilling aud cattle ir"i'u: trnpiN Sl-"""o'
,,uch ~ the National Iiu-"'i oil '"ni"i', a''
~t" ~ III" Aui" - l''li' u"
,,,,,,u\ W ,llu .rIn va 3u.d" =; ne rI'iirS Ia
fine t,,Lcr" ui The w iiu:'. ana ii" VT no
lnJ, t,u that Tire committee would "i'" nm' tl'
ur,tIlrd service hV liz" company ""H'd l' t'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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