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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
IN HALLS OF JUSTICE.
Nye Connors Acquitted in the Dis
trict Court on the Charge
of Burglary.
Members Of the Bar Meet to Take
Action on Mr. Casey's
Death.
Carl Bailey Bound Over to the Grand
Jury-A Divorce Case in
Court.

By mistake it was stated in this paper
yesterday that Nye Connors was convicted
of burglary in the district court. John
Williams was the man found guilty. The
trial of Connors took place yesterday and
he was acquitted by the following jurymen
after they had been out only few minutes:
j. E. Allen, W. E. Frederick. Harry Ten
Eyck, Milton Candy, w. Y. Simonton, O.
B. Totten, Andrew Elund, Henry Cannon,
H. H. Davis, w. G. Hickey, Otto. Peterson
and Alexander Devine. Connors was de-
Tended by f. N. Mcintyre. The case did
not amount to much. Connors was accused
of stealing gold watch from a saloon
keeper at the Northern Pacific depot in
May. While the watch was not found in
his possession at the time he was indicted
by the grand jury later. He is a bright
looking young fellow, whose appearance in
dicates that he can get along in the world
without resorting to dishonesty.
To-day the cases of John Rohan, John
Mulligan and James Morgan will be taken
up. These are the rascals who broke into
Weinstein's store on the night of May q
and gave the officers hard fight. They
first broke into Sanford d Evans store
from which they stole r chisel, by means of
which they secured entrance into Vein
STEMS. Here they stole several hundred
cigars which they tried to sell to a saloon
keeper.
Other criminal trials in the district court
are set as follows: State vs.. Charles Hee,
July Ii; state vs.. John Stone and Joe Jump,
July 16; state vs.. John Frela, July II; state
vs.. Pat Sullivan, July 10; state vs. Robert
Doyle; July 16: state vs.. Joe Lee, July 15.
Other proceedings in the district court
yesterday were as follows:
AGO.. w. Adams Va. Climax Mining e.
Milling Co.; motion of receiver for leave to
employ counsel was denied by the court
without prejudice to renew in case the re-
ceiver sells the property authorized to be
sold in the order heretofore made in this
case.
282-William L. Kelly vs.. Peter Oelrich;
default of defendant set aside and defend
ant granted until July 10 in which to file
answer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
The Youngster Found.

The missing seven-year-old son of N. j.
Mcconnell, who has been the talk of the
town, was found on Rodney street about 4
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. He was trudg-
ing along toward the Northern Pacific
depot. When asked where he was going he
replied that he was going to see them
make engines" He would not tell where he
had spent the night, but one of his relatives
said the youngster had been in the habit of
visiting the roundhouse at the depot. From
the boys appearance when found person
would naturally conclude that the little fell
low had slept in a coal bin. Otherwise the
truant was all right, and his parents have
been relieved of their anxiety.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10

At meeting of the Missouri River Power
company Tuesday night the old officers
were reelected. with the exception of Sec
retary, to which position Bernard Brown
was elected. The officers are A. Nj. Hotter.
president; A. J. Davidson, vice. president
e. H. Kleinschmidt, treasurer. An hy-
draulic engineer is expected to arrive from
New York during the week to select the
most suitable sit for the big dam neces.
sary to concentrate the water power to gen
crate electricity. The company confidently
expects to have the work we'll under way
before September. 1t has been fully deter
mined that the scheme is feasible, and
money will not be wanting to push 1t to a
successful completion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
Court House Cuttings,


The only suit filed yesterday was that of
John Kelley. Philip Kelley, Susan Will
Jams and Elizabeth Wells vs.. John S. M.
Neil.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Fred Coriar of White Sulphur springs
and Emma Hastings of Cincinnati. August
Riddles and Jennie Maginnis of Butte.
Among the real estate transfers yesterday
was that of Lewis G. Anthony ct ux to San
ford d Evans, ground in section 10, town.
ship 10, .lorth range west; $4,000.
H. NJ. Brandegee was excused yesterday
from further duty as juryman.
The Little Dot Mining Co. has been in
corporated by John A. Fitzpatrick, E. P.
Snydam. Ben D. Gardner, Charles Whit
comb and Joseph M. Kumpe. The capital
is 100000 in share of 81 each. Operations
will be carried on in the Castle district.
Charles Tappan, Frederick w. Wright
and George I. Chambers, of Livingston
have incorporated the Fan Paine Mining
Co. Operations will be carried on in
Meagher county. The capital is $1,OO0, OO(
in shares of 50 each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
A G. A. II. Order,

Headquarters Department of Montana,
Grand Army of the Republic, Bozeman,
July 8. 1S9o.-General Order No. 4: Com
rades Charles S. Warren, Lin coin post No
:; Geo. .: Eaton. Lincoln Post No. 10, and
Il. E. Fisk, Wadsworth Post No 5, are
hereby announced as committee on trans
portation. for the purpose of securing rates
and making such other arrangements AT
may be necessary for the Twenty-Fourth
National Encampment, G. A. r.. to b.
held IN Boston, Aug. Il, 1880. The commit
tee will report to these headquarters il
time to notify the different posts of this de-
partment. By command of
ED. f. FERRIS.
Department Commander.
BENZ. F. OSBORN,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
Drowned in the Missouri.

Mr.. Court Sheriff came in from Canyon
Ferry yesterday and brought news of the
the finding of a man afloat on the Missouri
river n ar his place. Coroner Rockman left
for Canyon Ferry yesterday afternoon to
hold an inquest. The identity of the
drowned man is unknown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
Sheldon VS., Sheldon.

c. P. Connolly, as referee, yesterday re-
turned report in favor of the plaintiff in
the divorce case of Frances p. Sheldon vs..
Samuel G. Sheldon. The custody of the
children is given to Mrs. Sheldon. She was
married to her husband in Salt Lake in
1872. Three years ago he deserted his fam
lily and since then Mrs. Sheldon has been
supporting herself and children. She says
in the complaint that her husband is thirty
years older than herself and is of cross
and peevish disposition. F. P. Sterling is
her attorney.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
A Medal Contest,

"A MeUaI contest.
The first of series of medal contests to
be given by the FrancesWillar w. G. T. U.
occurred Tuesday night at Adams hall.
The success of the first one augurs we'll for
future entertainments. The contestants,
Misses Adams. Sheen. Porter, Lamey,
Minitz and Reifenrath are good speakers.
The selections were interesting and we're
well delivered. The music was unusually
fine. The medal was awarded to Anna
Reifenrath,
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Missouri River Power Com pany,

Supervisor of census for the district c
Montana,
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Notice to Consumers of Beer.

The agencies of the Jos. Schlitz Brewing
company and Pabst, or Phi. Best Brewing
company, at Milwaukee, have been consoli-
dated under the name of the Consoli.
dated Milwaukee Beer agency. We will
sell export beer in pints and quarts
draught beer in 4, 4 and q barrels.
Orders will be received at GREENWOOD
BONN d Co.'s. telephone No. 90, and Frank
kenck. No. 1877.
CONSOLIDATED MILWAUKEE BEER AGENCY
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To Those Who Up to the Present Date
Have Not Returned Their Assessment
Lists for 1890.
If said lists are not returned by the 18th
of July, 1880, l will add 20 per cent. to the
full and true value on all property not listed
on that date. Parties who have lost their
lists can get blanks by mail or by applica-
ton at this office.
&. W. WALKER, Assessor,
Assessors Office, Helena, Mont, July Z,
1890,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
just Received.

Another carload each of Window Glass.
Alabastine and Bottles. H. M. Parchen &
o.
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SANDS :. BROTHERS
BARCA|N!

9-room frame house, water in
house. bath; lots 50x140, 1884
Boulder ave-, south 'front.'
age. Price So, $50, 81, $50 cash,
balance three years at 8 per
cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
Cost for Thirty Days.

The entire stock of summer clothing, un-
deswear, straw hats and boots and shoes at
A. BRxxMyxID's, Is Main st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
LITTLE
MONEY UPHOLSTERIES.
IMPORTANT
SMALL THINGS.

a pair of plain top all Chenille Por-
ticres-lOO pairs-A pair for 50
\ pair of all-over Figured Chenille
Portieres, handsome goods So pair.
\ pair of Chenille POrticrcs, with clas-
steal Friczc and Dado, tassel fringed
$3.50 pair
200 of the $3.50 japanese Figured
Beaded Porticrcs $3.50
20 pieces Fine French Drapcry Tapes
try. heavy enough to cover furniture
with. Remarkable effects and tones;
cost to import s.; Graded for You at
Sl.2j, $50 and $500 a yard.
Monday different patterns in Not
tingham Lace Curtains, 81, Sl.25, $40
and 81.
0rIe Sfro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

derman proposed the radical remedy of extending
the fire limits the entire city but that would
plainly be a mistake. ont in the twenty sixth
Ward. for instance. where detached houses are the
rule, 1t would he all obvious hardship to re-
uurc all houses 10 be constructed OF brick. sug
suggestion made by THE brooklyn Times" Is scnsi-
bic and to the point 1t is that the building laws
lie amended to prohibit the erection with
in the city limits Of frame apartment houses or tenc-
mcn houses. 1t is the large frame buildings built
compacy together that would prove most dangerous
in case of fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
TAILOR
MADE GOWNS.

Tailor-madc Gowns and Garments are
very strong features of the stores
section. Models, sketches
and materials at hand 10 select from
Estimates submitted. Prices charged
are nothing like as high as the skill
and art bestowed upon either dress or
garment that leaves the department.
Fourth Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

Four fnll ca,cr hes, quality French Sliincs. g.
different icsilns AID crlpriue.. most. ~ siia II
.,~.,,r.. rc.nia, piicr s.r: Narday. re. yard.
..a...s Finest DDncs'.. N'tincs. large AMI small
bqurrs. Pc. quality Monday .-.... i'c.
We haze inst 'rcci,r'i ar.i'fr 1T oi those .'d-
,nrh Cotton 'halcs. IN cioic" p't'rrns, 'Nr.
quality Monday re NHi'
odds AVID Ends in Printed Flannclritc>. " I-:c:
.,,,,l,,v- Noud:.v ...... 10c yari
i"'''' Wash nooii-Man aisle. E'a:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
REALTY PATCHES As Cr0IOsiTIES.


Bah" In The ST. LOU, Republic.
vt,h ,h, v,noinrct,cs On the liable Of trhrs
incre ar, also distributed cuions crane lei
hoN.., thar formerly hcd the patches that d'c-
Grated .omc deaf and conc beauty, ac. The craze
far ,nllertiur th,,, LnA.- /, o. the incrca," and
ronnol,,rm,~ lL,vr found oii Ia. TIE demand eN
,ccd> the supply. and con7'IH M !mtat'r, are o..
n. ilur,tct and haN. to bc - cWalri %! \ loN or
i;nynI Drc .drn boiird In gold. with looking sa,,
fn,i.c Ia Vnilirrc and the pos,cs>i OF it 1T, given
more unalloycd pleasure I" one N"ila: ihin ever
anne Ia che writer az u thc"l"-l''l '"'cI or an cN
The history Of France. she la traced the career OF
me puchcs, In Nallicrc she las wcpt over her sor
row,. She has smll d with her IN her triumphs.
and She ma, followed her to her grave. believing
that II her sin was great her repentance had survly
wiped II out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
20 Court ST., Phenix Building and
27i and 216 Flatbush Ave.
Inter Onicc Omen Evenings


nor SIS " CHOICE LOCATIONS IL ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. TWO, TWO AND ONEIIA ALE.
THREE. FOUR AND FIVE STORIES. IL ALL KINDS
or ST NE. BRICK AND TERRA GOTTA. BUILT IN
THE LATEST STYLES or ARtHlTECTUKE WITH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT THAT APPLY 70
CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT OF \ HOME. ALSO
DETACHED AND eJEtN-ANNE HOUSES. AND
LARGE SELECTION or OLDER HOUSES IN TX.
CELLENr ORDER THAT tAN BE PURCHASED At
BARGAIN. ALSO LOTS AND PLOTS FINELY
LOCATED ON PROSPECT SLOPE AND IN ALL
PARTS or LDNn ISLAND s. TABLE FOR 81 LID
IN, \ HOME. AND FOR INVESTMENT ALSO. WITH
BUILDERS LOANS. DON'T FAIL To APPLY FOR
AND EXAMINE Ny LIST OF NOt Sis 10 LET THE
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION IL THE CITY. At
REASONABLY LOW Rents. ALSO STORES AND
PARTS or BUILDINGS FOR 81 >lNIS>. AND FLATS,
WELL LOCATED ~ ALL PARTS OF BRuOkLNN'
70 LIT. CALL AND EXAMINE MY MAPS ETC,
AND GIT PERMITS AID LOWEST PRICES At
20 Court ST.. Phcnix Building, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
LATTER OFFICE OTEN EVENING

rnrsr morsi> c>N nn >nAH ONLY BY PERMIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

The prospect Of getting salaries increased through
the action of the Legislature i, not cncouiaSng 10
number Of anxious officials. including III, nineteen
n,er,nrs Of the Beard Of Nd ,IIncn VII IS, compen
sat,on now is represented only By a 0. They have
literally done unto others they wonli have Others
do unto them. however. AZ IA we Ks mclA- ih''
increased the salary Of the CIV Clerk from $500
10 $500. II The Gcne,al question of salare' Wa
left for their decision. instead Of That Of the L"~s"
turc there for do1li as - what ato' they
would take.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

Why Cob Dock" is question suggested by my
recent reference TO "Cobb Dock" and Sos Cob
Dock why is the structure called the Coz
Dochf' The answer is short and simple. Merely
because the dock is built Of tmbers put together Ike
cob house, the building Of which ha, been the dc.
hsht OF many country boy and Sri. For the benefit
VI The city born and brcd il may be said that the
underlying principle which Il cob house Is con
slructed is closely akin TO that which governs in the
quilting of log cabin.
iae extension of the fire limits was brought
e'ofc the Aldermen recently. but no decision
vas arrived at. The action recommended by the
~amIttee would leave ten of the wards unpro-
100 100 In whole or in part by the ordinances for
~0ng the erection Of frame buildings. one AL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

The suggestion in thi column last week Of the de,ir
ABILITY Of removing the station OF the Brooklyn InO1
elevated road at YORK. and Bridge St., t. the vicinity Of
the Navy Yard gate would. if acted on. have an
important advantage In addition 10 the means reach
Ing the Navy Yard which would thus be sup
piled. II would do away with the static,
at bridscst.. which is apt to confuse STRANGERS
Who naturally suppose when Eridg ST. is called
Out that they have arrived at the Brooklyn Bridge
by the way, WHY is IL that the Aldermen vino are
frequently consumed with zeal for changing Tie
names Of streets that entirely satisfactory cannot
WORK themselves up to the point Of changing the
meaningless and misleading name Of Bridgc-st! The
uranswerable reasons in favor Of "a charge were
iofth in The Tribune nearly two years ago but the
CITY Fathers have not thought it worth while even
10 have formal proposition made in the matter.
such "a change would not be objected to BY ans
rational person, ard IT would be a benefit to the
people who every day think they have arrived at the
Bridge when Bridgcst. is reached on either the
NJrilcavc or the lora-st Inc Of the Brooklyn
Union system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
THE giRKET FOR PRINT CLOTHV.

Fall River. Mas. Feb - (~pcciD.-Thc PRINT cotl.
market during the week la, been decidedly dnll BOt
BUYERS and sellers have rested their after bat
weeks great activity. Printers have about all The
goods they want and until yesterday the me seemed
DIS yscd b hold on 10 wNi they have. The sale had
no, promised 10 be more than 100000 pieces u"tl
the last Of the week. when furry on Odds occurred,
and the sales aggregated 100000 pieces. The market
is di.po.cd 10 have "A tilnc more tone though I'M
prOvcmcnt IN prices IS noted yet. The statement fo
the week IS: sales 100000 pieces; production roo
OOO deliveries 10000. stock on hand 1900"
64xG4s last weeks Stock $4,000. OF the sale, l0l,
600 piece, odds", 10000 pieces are "lAol IS;
pieces spots The sale, for weekly delivery are
10000 pieces in March, 1000 IN Apnl, 4I.opO IN
NAV, 1900 I'm June, 20. 900 IN July, 1000 IN
August, 10000 in september Prices. > . cents TOR
GO25G's, ! > cents for G4AGis. Market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
crrrn,L rAcLrLc Syow RLocKApE.

Wa,mncton Feb. Ex-senator SANFORD '"'s "0''""S
received the following telegram from General MahaSer
ro,ync Of the Central Pacific Railroad company XIV
i, tn, latest nioru!aton Of the great snow blockade:
san Francisco, Feb. 2l.-Ihe last passenger '''n
but one that went up the mountain on te 'eh'fh
Pacific required nineteen Of Our most powerful lo'o'
t,c and a push plough To get IT over ana even VIZ"
u,is n,v,cr II got stalled near Em-:ant zap Inns
~ the lt tr.p possible to make With uic push plough
After that they had to depend entirely upon po~ol
plourh, 10 throw the ont of the deep cuts nus
,, 200 thc difficulty of attempting to move ualho
over the mountains. The storm Is hot no" do SoN"e
o., last night but II it continues twenty Iouf "o"'S
LONGER 1t viii be impossible To Keep '"c i"' ,.'
Win any power. When lett the Office to h-h'' uie'o
vcr. l..Io ,hoycllcIs between Coli'A ana l'"'"'''
and mor. ON the way. ... ,....,,,d al rail.
road b,,louartcrs N tins city 10 ddl sL,c u rbs
',athcr Ind cleared IN the sierra houHlaiHN ~ -
tI pariGc track is free ana trains are an III hS,
',''' me two wcstbuund passenger unus ~
,,,,u,tt,,. an mi, morning. Tie MesoouIu uai, ,
,hirh have been held at CollaA arc an ~ ,s,pIs,
w., ,,,irn,d officials state that they VIII start I0eu"i
.I,o lind e>pIcs, from here this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
WHOLESALE SHORTAGE or COUNTY ofrIcERs.

UAAD'-''-ifSN
Chicago. Feb. % CspccaD.-A couple Of months
tgo the County Board of Lawrence County. H. clt.
gagged experts 10 examine TIC book, OF all county
officers back TO 1850 Seven Official, past and pre- eut
are now shown by the expert, report b. be short and
only the treasurer, circuit clerk, and sheriff. Office,
have been examined. The aggregate Of shortage is
close 10 $4,000. The greatest excitement prevails
In all parts Of the county where the shortage i,
known. l.. W. Mcintosh. Democrat the present
treasurer. is shown by the investigation I, be in
debt to the county SI27G2. beside, the cash hand
Edmund Ryan, cN sheriff is reported short $2Gjs
lie went to California after his term expired
and II is said his business methods before leaving
and hi change Of residence what caused tie wDlc
investigation. L. g. Plman, Democrat, c1 Circuit
Clerk, went 10 Oklahoma a, M quail.
fed and the experts Say his account, show that nc
owes the country ~ OJ2. Lewis GOWcn, the present
Sheriff. Is short $500. according ~ the report, but
he claims ii j. the result Of careless bOOkkcc ping and
filing OF papers, and that hc explain the matter
satisfactorily. The OulY man Investigated who came
out ahead is Lafayette Barnes. Circuit Clcrk vi
those shown 20 be short by the report are Democrats
except OK Sheriff Ryan. several Of the men were
on the Democrat slate for county Offices next fall
and that party Is III commissions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
SImpsoN,CRAwFoRD
~
G. SIMPSON.
Ladies' LOndOn-made Walking Jackets
LondOn-made Travelling Garments
Paris Long and Short Wraps
Paris and Berlin Jersey Waists.
SPRING APPROPRIATIONS OF

WE HAVE Jr>T OPENED OUR FIRST M
PcRT,TIoNs or THE SEASON or LADIES
LO>DOy-MADE WALKING JACKETS AN"
TRAVELLING GARMENTS, ALSO LADIES
PARIS LONG AND SHORT WRAPS, AND PARIS
AND BERLIN JERSEY WAISTS.
THEY ARE THE PRODUCTIONS OF TIE
LEADING FASHIONABLE MAKERS, AND MUCH
HAND>OMER THAN ANY SPRING GARMENTS
EVER BEFORE SHOWN.
IL CORDIALLY INVITING EXAMINATION OF
THIS sUPERB COLLECTIONS WE CALL PAR
Ttctt,K ATTENTION 10 THE VERY LOW
PRICES At WHICH THEY ARE oFFEhLp'
Adhrring to fixed r"r, wc make no charge Tor
altering either Ladies' or Misses Cloahs and >uis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
AN INSURANCE CONCERN IN 7RorBLE

Chicago, Feb. % speciaD.-Judge Creighton. in the
Circuit Court at Springfield H.. yesterday denied per.
mission 10 the National Mutual Accident Association
OF Indianapolis 10 transact business III this state. IL
Is railway Insurance company. and the auditor re.
fused to give the necessy permit hence the case wa,
taken 10 the courts. The substance OF Judge Creigh
TONS decision scored the company and he implied that
In his opinion, its methods were such he doubted tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
,,qprr,yG ovER RATES on KANSAS 70

r,,n,,. Clt.. Mo. Feb 90. Tho Knnsa, Clt, wyan.
rottc and Northwestern Eaoh In local rate wan with
,i l,,o, lines, recently the rate coal ft below
fine u-ual tariff that the I9iN'nvnIu mine, found that
y could ship ,,il H'afic Nri'. and pay tine local
rate thence To point, destination and uud,,ci al coal
dealers who shpprd by other lines. The Burlington
d ,ti,ri RIVER Railroad refused To acccp, thi, coal
Al H,atr.cc IT. being a rival Of the Kansas city. Wyan
dot. md NolthW Sstcin In the rate war. :" NsWuAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
:. a II
90 FoURrEENTH-sT
SEMI SALE.
~. 81 90 AND 80 WEST FoURTEENTH-sT.

This weeks sale nhe LAST be the you-Worst
What success =?
ond new only You
Goods sold while they new-sold on their merits
Ill and fres-Ohmes half
tr, our stock This week closes Semi-annua
Friday night account of stock On Saturday make a
w the months by
1, It WILL possible be sold If Half Value shortly
probability exists that the possibility by
Friday, be fact
Read the folowinglet nothing be omitted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
ANTS 10 10 TWO KINDS or INSURANCE.

Chicago Feb - (-p'cai. Mandamus proceeding,
have lor, begun in the District Court At De, Monc,
Ly The Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Company Of
,.,. warn, 10 compel state tudtor Lyons To issue
!, ,tcnt f. do more than one KIND OF insurance
Lus,ur,, in Iowa. The company a, organized under
me insurance laws Of Ncw-fork j. empowered 10 40
four kind, 0f insurance business. Ih. h' nhIcc Ia"
doing more tIau Ole Kind " buALIcss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
LCSIEG HIS LIFE IN SAVING 4 TRAIN.

Akron, ohio, Feb. 22.-Michacl McDonoush, ago
fifty, discovered "A railroad rail which had been placed
across track just outside the city limits yesterday
train was in sight and he had only time 90 lift one
end and drag IL from the track when the engine struck
the other end the rail dashed against h7 head.
crushing his skull like an egg Shell. The engine and
cars did not leave the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
ONE ceoyiy JURY pRIBER FOUND GUILTY.

c,ic,ro. Fcb 1.-The jury IN the Cronh jury
brnne case this morning brought IN 'eiu''' nnli'H
the only remaining defendant on tl'i' o'ici"'" ~
nell guilty of the offence charged ana hNihs iuS P"S~
ment AT three years IN the penltentaIS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
A CORNERSTONE LAID IN PITTSBUR re-

Pttsburg Penn, Feb. 22.-AbOut 1000 men
participated in the annual parade this afternoon Of the
Junior order OF American Mechanics In COmmcmO.
ration Of Washingtoa's Birthday. Ia the morning