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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

E5-sT. PAUIS CHURCH. Rev. HARLEY
Carmichael rcotor.-Et gular morning SER
vie. at IL oclock. Evening service al 500
O'clock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

GE-CFNTENAlt METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth
at11 O. lock 90. m. and D.. m. strangers and
OH ers -lWdys welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
New York Iieraldl
New York Star /

Make Republican leaders realize That
their poisoned dart il boomerang. Then
they will not dare % precipitlte a conflict
in which they must Doe defeated. The meet-
ne of Southern Republicans at Birming-
ham, Ala, on Wodnerla". set an excellent
example. South us wen as North there Is
a lar.e element I'm the Republican party
firmly opposed 10 Davenport, revolution.
Let Democrats and loyal Republicans pro-
test everywhere. and all thought OF boycott
or extreme remedies will be idle. The duty
of the hour is to beat the BIN. and that
can be done if ihe people viii continue 60
night it vigorously as they have during the
past fortnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

n5-cIAY-STRfET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner of CLAW and Graham streets, rev =
a.. Clopion. pastor.-lhe pastor VIII preach ,,
Of II "a. IN and Rev. La. hornhlil M $40
" -, sunday. school at - a. m. Prayer meet
ine wednesday al s:lb =. m. Young men :
meeting SATURDAY at S.lJ y. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
CHURCH NOTICES.

,s-rIRGT BAPTIST CnuNci. corner OF
Tvelfth and Brpad streets. hcN. storse
Cooper u. ID. pasioiIIeac,u,,rg ~ Stran no..
ers coriialiy invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

The marrow Of the trouble is that both
Northern and Southern business men know
that it is not .'h0nc~t elections that force
election laws contemplate. ON the con-
trary. they mean race c,tran9emcnt, Nlo-
lent political methods. general di-trust and
the possible rule Of c0lored voters by force
methods and the inevitable turbulence that
rnIsf fnllnM-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

ss-VENABLE-S STREET CHURCH, corner
ofT,renty-first and Nenahle. -Sunday School
:, n PHI. M IL 70. nr qua 40 1880 p. m. SUM
dny-schoOl at . a. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

H5-ST. ANDREWS CHURCH corner OF
Laurel and Beverly streets. Rev. Pike Pow
ers ID. D., rtcl0r.-~erNIccS every sunday no
IL - and . b. m. sunday school at $3.50
am.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

agGROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CIT RCH
A. Goodwin. pastor. --pteaching by the pas
tDr at i "a. m. and SID p. Do. "Wednesday
might prayer meeting at s:lj D. M. Young
mems prayer meeting Friday night go S:lo D..
m. sunday-school 40 q. ID. All are well
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

The regular monthly meeting of The Nch-
mond Baptist cry ih,s'on1rF society. VIII
be- held with thc Fourth street Church to-
morrow afternoon no ( o'clock. All are III
Vitcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

H-FOURTH-STEEErB BAPTIST CHURCH,
No. -2i north Fourth street, Rev. H. J..
Williams. misunderstanding 40 IL a. ID and
= ID. u. bv fhe pastor. Bible school at 3:l5 a..
m. Prayer meeting Thursday night al p.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

rg-LEIGH-sTRi 1T BAPTIST CllU RICH.
corner IF Twenty-hith and Leigh streetsL-
Preaching by he pastor, Rev. j. VI. lost y.
ID af1I "a. m. At night the ordination OF
Edward q. Pollard 10 the Gospel ministry,
civ pastors assisting. sunday school at 0:lo
a. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

sz-sTCOND BAPTIST CHUCll. corner OF
Main and sixth sttetsi 10Y, " ~, ~ = an M
and y d. m. by the pastor. strangers wei
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

m. GRACE sTPEEr TAltERNACLE.--
pa.tor pr ". Il. Hatcher. sunday school
atea. M: SUNDAY preaching at II a. DO. and
sp. No.; "Wednesday serv ices at p, m: IT.
dav service young mems at ) b. IN. Free
! seats and welcome 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

f5-rAST-TND BAPTIST CHURCH cor
nor ofTwentV-ti-hth and I, strcets-Preach-
ing sunday az II ~ m. ana 100 p' IN. ny lhe
nastor. Rev. Joel 4. Tucker. sunday-schOol
~ $3.50 "a. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
philadelphia Record

Hence, good citizens in every region of
the country have q common interest in re-
sisting partisan measure that Is iuu-hi
with danger 90 the public tranquility and
peace. There could Doe mo- such "a thing u-
i-Olatng one portion of the country from
another in measures Of partisan legislation
i'm Congress. \ blow aimed at the welfare
Of Georgia and virginia would react ul n
the prosperity of every other community
Not even would the districts of Speaker
Reed and Chairman Baldeu be exempt from
It's effects.
4 line Of protest against Obi, bin from
each citizen % his United states senators
f. "a patriotic duty at this time.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Il would sQs0 rather primitive and
odd 70 soms Qf our people In thts country
II they could sse the manpsf In which
yArlou9 kiuds Of goods are transported
from plaas to place throughout The he.
pnblic Of Mexico. A. . rule there are
IN he psiaelpal elites natives (kexiean
indiausl who make their living carrying
goods. The same may BE- said Of people
here, but IN Mexico the greater part oil II
y done By the carcAdors, - thea psople
arc calied e careador u public povtss).
A merchant wants 10 send some goods
home his customer1-furniturs, lunber,
provisions and various thiufa
HG goes to the door Of HIS store, claps
h's hands together. This d his aignal 10
the carcador. that arc slways plentiful
about 1t would isurprIso many At the
heavy loads that one Of thoss cafcadors
will carry ON his head and shoulder.
YOu can sss one OF those fellows going
along the stseet on Q light sprlney trof
with enough furniture ON his head aud
shouldefs 10 furnish sood-sixed room.
The weight Of that load aione would tax
the strsnsth Of some Of our very strong
msn to lift.
Aside from being able 70 get such .
bulk Of goods In shape TO carry. great
msuy OF those fellows arc rather small
men, but from infancy their muscles are
developed 10 this line Of work. A man
lives some I've 10 ten miles frem city.
He takes bis produces there to sell In the
following manner: Loads up his burro
donkey, then his wits, who may have
. little child swung In . shawi on her
back - we'll, then himself, and away
they 20 trudging along. apparently not
minding the hard task.
A. G. BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

BALTIMORE, March 24.-Mrs. Kilrain
has telegram from her husband. He
states that he will not be sent to jail, bit
will spend his two months with his
friend, Chsrles Rich, at Richburg, Miss.
where Kilrain fought Sullivan. A des.
patch from Kilrain, dated Richburg,
Miss, March %, says:
II have just returned from Colum bis,
the county seat Of Marion county, where
l went yesterday TO deliver myself to the
sheriff. My friend, Charlie Rich, with
his usual knse't OF fixing things, brought
me home with him without my having to
tervs Q minute. Twill spend the next
two months with lin. JAKE
A postscript to the despatch reads
Nothing 10 too good for Jake at Rich
burg. CHARLIE"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

! WAsanNpzON, Maseh 2a.-A few dsys
80 Rvsssll Ihsym Of PhlIadel phia wrote
~ nePteoenr4Ye Harnes. ataiing that
nesFly !, 900 |sdiahs o. tLs TurQs koua.
tain reservatlon, In North Dakota, were
dying Of cold and starvation, begged him
70 eeQ tie attention OF ths proper an
thorltlss to the fAct, and urged that \. 600
army blankets and one months army
ratiops for 1900 men be Immediately
issued TO these indiana. Mr.. Harmer
Immediately directed the attention OF
1ndian Commissioner Morgan 10 Mr.,
1hAyer's Communication.
In ysply the Commissionsr informed
MI. Hammer that similar Reports had
been received at HE ofics, aud thsl the
agent Of DEVILS Lake Agency, In North
Dakota, had bean authorised " s4pend
~ 600 In purchaaiug supplies foE the
indiana 81 Turtle Mountain,
This Is the ease thst Wa discussed In
the Senate last week, and for which an
appropriation OF ~ 900 was tnaertsd In
Tie Urgent Deficiency bill.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
On Eighth and Ninth streets
and Scott and du Pont streets.
tn he new Eighth street railway
runs right by this tract.
Also So Lots on

d,t Pont and Sycamore a n d
Maple and Beech streets.
These lots are eligibly located
on high land, and in desirable
Sc ction Of the city.
Pont street which bounds these
properties, is one of the main
tlioroughfares Of the western
part Of the city and runs from
the city line on the south to the
3. & o. depot and on to the
Brandywine.
Persons in search of paying
real estate investments, or
who are looking about for. de.
sirable home sites should not
fail to attend this sale.
Terms of sale, plot of lots,
&c., furnished by
b. F. TOWNSEND, (.
Seventh and Shipley Streets,
Agent to Effect Sale.
Coaches will leave City Hall at l 80, or
those who prefer can take the Electrio
Railway direct to place OF ssle. m1ats
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The Form alton Of Compound Words.
Some time ago had . practical diff
Guilty with regard to these. l wanted to
order butter-knife BY wire and the
compound word was charged a. two
words. Ia answer to an expostulation 1
was informed that no word not found in
Nuttalps or webster's Dictionary 10
accepted BY tie post Office - . single
word. According to this rule butter
knife IL not enc word, though butter
print 10; barn.door 10 one, house-d0or 10,
vr are, two. This seems somewhat
arbitrary. Some compounds are cor.
tainly necessary. Thus In Lancashire
brsad-loaf 10 distinguished from bun-loaI
and plum-loaf, by The way, 10 not In the
dictionaries. but plum-caks Il. / can
only suppose the reason 70 be that the
natural tendency to multiply such COM
pounds would soon swamp the diction-
aries were not line drawn somewhere.
But where? That apparently depends
somewhat upon ''the taste and fancy" of
the dictionary makers, for they certainly
are not all agreed.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
Notice to Farmers.

II you want good potato crops, just
take our advice for once. 1t pays you to
change your seed. Instesd OF planting
your own potatoes over, and getting
small aud scabby potatoes 10 return, go
to smsltz q Co., Is East Fourth street,
and buy some OF their choice stock of
Northern Ssed Potatoes. We have IN
stock the famous Maine Rose. Early
brou. Mammoth Pearl, White star, White
Elephant, Empire State, Chill White,
Burbank and five other Varieties. Cali
and examine our stock. Smeltz 81 Co..
10 East Foui tn street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

fTom tne hopiie Register.
There MAS a lcnsation at the Union
depot the other morning. On the Air
Line that Gomez in. at II o'clock was a
thick-ribbed, iron-cornerej, old-tash Toned
chest 1t was marked "A. Seinfurih,
New York"
The baggage car employees had their
attention especially drawn to It By hor-
rible odor, and when the train reached
Atlanta they speedily informed the OH
cisls there OF the mysterious trunk.
Within ten minutes after the train
stopped the iron-eornered chest was .
sensation at the depot.
Quite crowd was gathered around It,
discussing the abilities-murder
being the generally accepted theory.
tits human body" was the verdict
of well-kuown undertaken. i've
handled 'em for ten years, and think I
know one when the odor 10 strong as
that"
This verdict WAS readily accepted, aud
the Interest heightened as the moments
went by ard the crowd increased.
"It's human body" was the explains
with the crowd. "Som. body's been mur-
dered and the body's in tho trunk"
Numbered"
BODY"
shipped from New York."
"In that trunk"
Aud all such comment. The crowd
was getting excited. The hotel registers
were all examined, aud no such name as
"Seinfurth" could be found. When
this was reported the theory Of murder
was confirmed.
"Opsn i,i' was tho cry. "Open it''
SO this was finally done-s crowd OF
100 or 200 gathered around, watching the
work In breathless interest The trunk
was turned over ON It's aide, and cold
cllisel aud hammer brought. The lock
wss broken off. As the lid WAS thrown
ny it was seen that the tray had been
taken from the trunk. On top was q
promiscnous, aasortmeut of clothing,
flannel shiits and underwear, two Or
three pairs OF old psntsloons and coat
or two.
: These articles were taken cut carefully,
ono at time. Excitement was at fever
heat ThA oAos Became stronger than
ever . Q lhetelothes On top we're removed.
Finally 4 bulky psckage was reached,
wraplfd ipa q skeSti5 There were Two
par,s@A thstMeEa4ea j.
Tuis WA .sstst9Jly lifted out and the
sheet unwoupdr Nosieps of blood. Not
. word was spoken in the crowd. 1t was
an enormous Limberger cherse. Tho
crowd scattered Ia short order, the cheese
was wrapped up again and replaced In
the trunk, and the other clothes piled In
on top.
An hour later the owner OF tho trunk
appeared. He was An honest old German
mechanic on his way to Mobile. lie was
nshtinR mad whom he discovered that
ne trunk had besn opened, and not ut
Aii pain ~ tho explanation OF why 1t
wAs done. He left at 1.26 for Mobile,
Anu the mysterious trunk. tied Q curely
win cotton rope, went with tim.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

.ewEETzER, lad, March 26.-Ah this
place, on Sunday afternoon, Hoy Pritch-
cit and William epseee found . ean OF
nitso-GlycsrIne In The woods, and tried
10 explode II By heaping leaves ever Il
and Getting ths1 on IRE. The can not
exploding PEitehett began to punch It
with burning stick. Buddeuly the OK
plosIon occurred, blowing out both hia
eyes and tearing Oh both arms, causing
death In . feu mlnuteA Clhyebce
Money, boy who wAs psssisg, xas 60
vsrely injured BY flying stone. Rritch-
stt leAvts . wis and ssvsrai childfsu.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

CHAMBERsBuRG, March 24.-Normsl
z. Lewis, a farmer, aged "a years. was
drowned In Welsh Run on Saturday
evening. The stream was very high
from the recent rains, and Lewis was
riding his horse In to water him. The
animal leaped into the stream with Lewis
on he back, threw him OF in the water
aud the young man was drowned within
view Of some of bis friends. who stood on
the banks of the stream and tried to save
him. Lewis parents were lost In the
JohnatoMn hoo5.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

of DIR. simms' White Pnlmonic Balsam.
Said lady, Vt cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. she says
II 10 the best lung medicias ever made.
Said a gentleman, It ssvcd my wife from
dying from consumption ten yesrs ago
coughs, colds, sore throit, and the cough
In the grippe It 10 splendid. Soc. aud 81.
Sold by druggists. Depo. Fourth aud
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate S2A0 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that 10 what We pro-
pose TO give for the year OF 1890. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened, under
our own supervision. Kindliug wood in
large loads. Western oats . speciality,
balsd hay and straw by ths ton. Yard,
los Mary land avenue. Telephone, as.
Central ONCE, 7th and King streets.
Telephone bS7. Open in the evening.
Masquerade suits 70 hire at Mrs.
Henze's, 32l East Fourth street.
n. =. Davis. jeweler, Q East eecUnd %
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

MERCHANT tailor, No. siS1 Market street.
sseona noor. A full line Of spriug goods
V sclecs FROM Fit and work manship
guaranteed .. No. elbk Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
TToUsEKEEPERs' GROCERY LIST
ILL .rROA-
DENNISON & PEACH,


We are headquarters for all Kinds Of gro.
cerles. We are very much encouraged. We
feel that we must give customer entire salts.
faction. our sales having Increased " per
cent. In the last 10 months. Our tea and coll
foe sales have doubled In the above time. The
tea that 10 usually sold at 90 cents. We
are selling now at 10 cents, and the tea
that sold ct 70 cents, we are selling now fer
hav he ara
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
N. f. cor. Front and Orange
streets, store and warehouse.
Nos. 1000 and 1908 w. Fifth
street, 6 rooms and bath.
N. w. cor. Third and Monroe,
store.
Coz Van Buren, street, I'd rooms
and bath.
Nos. 5 and II 5. Clayton st.,
8 rooms and bath.
1890 Jackson street.
E4IL.lAHAN & CO,
Goa Market street.
S-ls-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
DE HARDT's
Notices.


[lTlCE.-TO THE GAS CoNeym.-
srsoi " fmins,on Aber April 4!
Tic oNy hydrogen company WI !.
Lcparri 20 ak orders mf s IN =, 4
Ift .uupllur Ia mat now ~ lnisnoV
Esnl7 III 7, cents per loco fcct
!, ,',,inrnliy pai.i within ton days
,,nc II lcihcrii. bill. The
NH bc ready iur delivering gn.
\ III AMI SER, lee connections W Ill
s,,ira. fist u.s.. tiir mans oi tho COM
!, sr, u i-nded. Mains VIII DO laid
anou lie principal streets, aid gas
\. npoiPthos. -t,eri- are invited 70
E.a.iy or els. ~ TINT va may lntvc
|. 'uld. ia lAsin tho iirst arrivals
H. uficr ct tlin company has beeh
tivcd toneW Central Bank iiuiidlng,
shiplcy stfecss.
e@ : Il. UoNDB, Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Where you can mud the Victor Cook,
Cappelio, Dandy Bonn, and kichmond
Ranges all guaranteed to give satisf,lc-
tion. The leading range ID the new
Cappcllo. II would pay You 10 call and
sec 1t before buying elsewhete.
N. u. We have no store vt No. E
Fourth street, me2
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
DIR. G. F. THEEL
B38 n. Fourth Street,

below GREEN, ST., Philadelphia,
acknowledged by the press and public as the
leading and reliable specialist In diseases OF
son, Discharges, ISFLAANATioNe, BLAD-
DER KIDNEYS, HEART, LUNGS. My meth :
binine the Aliopathic, homeopathic and
Eclectic Systems Of medicine. where ali
0thsrs fail. NERVOUS DEBILITY, WASTING
on, IMPLEMENTS to marriage, want of de-
veiopment, etc. Ny superior knowledge
ly, saying great suffering. send for book
.srruthn and sworn te.timoniAls: Hours.
and Saturday evenings only from n. M. to
10 p. M, Sundays till u.
Don't be huinbugaed by quacks. Their
books and fraudulent guarantees AID free
consultations. fl-29
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

3IlLlAM MCKENZIE. NJ ERGHANT
TSior. 5. ". corner Third aud shipley
IA MM1i3gion. Iiel.
fnturs ,lotling cleaned, dyed. scoure
ID AID impaired. suits from 80 70
I, 10 order from q 10 to T.. 4 tpecinlty
atom 4 aflute3N N~tyk
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Ladies' Bangs Trimmed Neatly and
shampooing. F.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
EcIloN SALE.

FCTlON SALE.
IN stcrc No. ~ W. sreend streel,
rlerr,l ~ auction, COMMENCING on
s,ry evening until itocs Is sold
w, I'D will otni.tnrs at ! o'rIurk.
\" En-. STROUD 4 On.
"a n, Hukiii, auct. ~ "
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

TOR RENT.
South Clayton at. 9 rooms ard bath.
y. y. cor. Harrison strect a nd Shall
cross avenue, . rooIns.
$; 2. oer Third and JACOBSON U.s.. store
and dwelling, 9 rooms and bath
NE. corr Thirteonth and claymont
sts,. store and dwelling. ~
Store and dwelling ON Thirteenth ST.,
adjoining above.
No. 23t Tatnall street, store. for sale or
Farm so acres, Brtndywine Hundred.
Farm - ncres, on New Castle road. ~
miles from Wilmington, house u rooms.
Farm l02 acres, Iron Hill station acres
on Kenneth pike. ! milo from Whining
ton. GEO. II. TosxNSEN n a co.
m.aGt GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

rs Lamp Chfmneys and Stone Ware
Give us call at 10o Esst 9th street.
THE GRANGER STORE. 1oa East
5th street.
DennIson d Peach.
mWO-sts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

s,ul,s;i al private sale, my properly
III. prItu ware ilpns', al ilcckessiu,
In iieeusaa, Any one Wishing " pur-
lr ssnt, eaii ~ or addrefs on the
n II "a Ming tlteci, Ntiiniurtou,
n 4 CKrEphN, Proprietor. Ia
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

THE GARLAND TAILOR SYSTEM
a scientifically and practically taasht q
A1s KiuG street tia &C.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

w ANTED. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
w can have board and home con forts
At SAT Orange street. MRS. HUGH THOM.
3.s1-6Lr
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

w ANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
w general house work, Good wases. APP
ply at the REPUBLICAN Office. mi7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

WANTED--AC COMPETENT WHITE
w man to work Oh u small farm Good
wages to the right party. Apply to A.
A. CHAPMAN, Seventh and Orange. or
Forest Glen farm. near Christiana, Del.
ml7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

E,OR RENT.-THE WELL-KNOWN
IL ice cream stalls in Third street
Market occupied by Berry for the last
fifteen years. 3-24.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Coaches will leave City Hall at 80, or
those who prefer can take the Electric
hallway direct to place OF ssle. m24-6s
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

T,on SALE. = sELr.RESuLATING
~ Diamond State tlcubators and
hAIT. Eisulerc, ChriSttana Hundred.
7-23-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

M ANTED-AGENTS FOR DENVER
drsss A. u. ROHS + CO., Denver. Col. 2.5.oot
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

dtiehAhdlse anu lurnilure received en-
~ aAEflN 4 DUkk's, Fourth . nd
pa H. i-s-tT- eod
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-09
India.s Railway Tunnel

An article in the Allahabad Pioneer gives
some interesting particulars concerning the
tunnel that has just been completed through
the Khojak, on the railroad from Quetta to
Candahar. The Khojak pass is 1900 feet
above the sea and about 1900 feet above the
level Of the surrounding country. The tuin-
mel pierces the range at right angles, and its
course is therefore due east and west, and
it enters the hill about 1000 feet below the
crest of the pass. The length of the tunnel
is II, QUO feet, or two and half miles an
proximately, and it will carry double line
of rails. For the first half the floor ascend
about in 1000, and for the second half
OF the journey it descends at an incline of
] in 40. There are two main shafts, one 3l8
feet and the other 200 feet deep, which were
sunk in order to facilitate the construction of
the tunnel. The chief obstacle to progress
arose from the flooding of the tunnel at
more than one point. A large spring was
cut and the water flooded the shaft on the
Candahar side to the depth of $50 feet. 1t
in the western heading as much as 500 gal
Ions minute were constantly rushing out
of the west mouth. In order to overcome
this difficulty side cutting had to be made
The magnitude of the work is testified to
by the banks of shale and rock at the mouth
OF the tunnel and at the pitheads, which
are said to be quite altering the landscape
In places. Gne curious discovery made dur
ing the progress OF the work, as a result of
an investigation into the cause of certain
mysterious explosions, was that it was
proved that Combustion had arisen inside
case OF blasting gelatine."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-09
Out of Town Orders
RECEIVE
Prompt Attention

A SSIGNEE'S SALE-NG1ICE is HEREBY
a given that at Il o'clock nooa, on Thursday,
the 18th day OF june. 1880 ut the office building
of the Helena Iron works, Helena Montana the
undersigned VIII sell TO tie highest bidder for
cash. at public sale, tlei following described
property, tbeing portlonsiof tha property con-
from ore o. II. Tstem-the real estate hereinafter
described, constituting what is known as the
II elena Iron worAs. ard The personal property
ness there carried on. to-wit; Lots Is. 20. 81 22
y - - ~ ~ in block !; ot' -. 20. =, q, 80
Is. y, s ~ So ia b. OK :; los l. 2 3. 20, 81. %
%, q. q. 49, in block rs; also two lots next to
warehouse of foundry on vest side of Main street
ana aito TWO lots ne It 70 foundry on east side of
Main ttree., said prenises bsing, more fully de-
scrib2d ON pages 5lS to 80 book s, of niscal-
laneous r cords Of Lewis AID Clarke county. Al
SO the fol owing personal property, to wit: 1
lathe., plansr. shaper, boil, cutter. frari az
nulleys. etc, hand tools for bench, / portable
drill, machinery IN pattern shop. l lathe, /
planer, scroll saw; circular saw, bench tools
in machine foundry, L dies. capola, haskes,
chills, coke oven aud tools all stock manu-
factured ard raw materials, and all other appur-
tenances OF said foundry business: / black
horse, double carriage and harness. Persons. IL
any, desiring to bid, but not te ng able to attend
sale. may submit cash bid in writ ng to the mn
dersigned at the First National bank at Helena.
addressed to L. w. Knight, assignee which lid
will publicly he read at time of auciion
T. VI. KNIGHT,
As Assignee u. H. Tatem.