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Mr.. Green and His Troubles.

8. A. Green was assessed $25 and costs.
amounting to &34, for assaulting Charles
Williams. Green was more docile yestsr-
day and coupled his efforts with securing
the money to pay his fine with an effort to
reconcile matters: he gave Williams bot.
tie of arnica to apply to his badly bruised
eyes. He followed this up by endeavorlng
to coerce Williams to sign card for pub
hcation vindicating Green, but this was too
much, and Williams would not sign it.
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Honor to " HON Honor 1. Duo.

fond mother has addressed the follow
ing to The INDEPENDENT in connection With
an item which appeared few days ago
about Tommy" Dunn's work in behalf Of
the needy young Indians at st. Peters
mission:
Please don't giya all credit to Tom
Dunn. Will FAIRY and Frank Feist has
russeled just the Same.''
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Lord Fauntlerov.

MinR's opera house was packed yesterday
afternoon with children and their parents
to see George Cooper as Lord Fauntleroy.
The closing performance of the engagement
was given last night. The play has been
received with great favor in Helena and the
excellent company will always be welcome
here. y
Manager John Mcguire and Mr.. Riggs.
advance of Liberati's band, 1T the ncti-
nee yesterday, presented to George Cooper a
gold nugget and silver brick as souvenirs
of her visit to Montana.
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"a Arrival. =. the New Merchants.

II Arrivals at the New Merchants.
J.. H. Owings, II. d., W. 8. Fary, Great
Deer Lodge. Fglls.
j. w. Gum and wife, T. Z. Holmes, NJ. D..
Butte. Rutte,
Thomas Sanford, Pie w. G. Nhaley. Bedford
gan. e.. nj. Tower Miss ula.
+. n. Mcintyre, Cniver- ID. p. McEiwell. Three
sity Place. Forks.
&. CAllaghan and child, j. W. HawleJ and wife
Three Forke. New York.
7. =. Butte New York. I. r. Lathrop. Mis-
A. L. Raney: Virginia soula.
;, Cny. George W. Reif. Virgins
e. Baker. Virginia City. City.
me-. j. G. Murphy and ID. L. Tracy, GreatFa ALE.
child, Great tails. 4 q. Maclay, Great
A. h. Hobart, Bnttc. Falls.
L. NJ. PeirImrn, San H. q. Hickox, Melville
Francisco Mont,
j.. s. Thompson, Liv. c. H. Eaton, Living.
ingston. ston.
Georgs Hasdom. Butte. w. y. Tamer. Butte.
Miss Ann! Dillon, Ma G. c. Waters, Living
rysvitie. ston
J. H. Murphy. Rimini. r. Mcdonnell, Rimini.
+, ). IitchAeld, Spo. John H. shepherd, Cas-.
kane. cades.
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The Great Liberati.

Next Monday and Tuesday, with matinee
Tuesday, the above famous band will pre-
sent three grand concerts. Signor A. Lib
6rati will render solos at every concert.
The sale will open tomorrow. The usual
theatre prices will prevail during the sea-
son.
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Ball New Years Eve.

The third annual ball piven nv R...o--
A., N. G. NJ. to be held at the Electr;" ~ 4
will undoubtedly be a great success Aa %
every member Of the battery is acting a. q" .
committee of one. There will be Some tai
rustling done to make it q great snccsss 1
No pains will be spared to make it pleasant
and secure good time for everybody.
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District Court, Civil Business.

Sweet, Orr & Co. vs.. Mady Clothing COM
pany. Default and Judgment entered
against defendant for $241.54.
A. j. M. Hosom ct al. vs.. G. M. Jefferis.
Defendant has ten days in which to file
answer.
William Dyer vs. M. Connors. Motion
for judgment on the pleadings taken under
advisement.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

!ackson'smusic store Bailey blost.
Dnner from y to 1t the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neaplss 11s
schlappi, the artistic piano timer.
samao ". naxA.e. nsrehant tailor. Mai.
ssSeee opposite 1tE1e NatiooaI ~.
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Don't "a ! to go and buy that pr ,sens q,
vie whtca abe has zen admi irg for s,sera1
days at q. b Jacqne mia & Co.. aad shs s.rt. -
tOo-as . Christmas present. QUO WANTS ie
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Holiday Goods Almost Given AWAY.
Today and tomorrow are tho days set
aside for the special sale of Holiday Goods
ct Journal Publishing Company store, Ill
North Maip street.
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Without doubt The Bse Hive has the larse.t
stock OF holiday goods in tbs state and price )
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! want to sell ont my stock of cloth;no
within very few days for the purpose Of
giving more attention to my Granite snr;noa
mineral water. Therefore I will clo.s ~.
my entire stock ut rs cents ON the doiisr'
n. LIseSER.
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Club skates. 90 cents to s. pair; Chicago nj
rides, xL25; matchlees fspeating ARR rifles, 2.50
boxing gloves, Indian clubs, dumb bails
lO3 Broadway. e'Oto
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Mrs. Lena Johns, Elk
horn.
]. H. Welsher, Whites,
3. w. Merrill, Jeifer-
son.
George j. Buttcher. Elk,
horn.
=. Il. Dean. Wickes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.C.H
81. Livingston.
+. p. Webber. Fa 60.
Dan Mckay, GreatFalls.
A. j. Phillips, Sand
Coulee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mann, Craig.
j. II. Sikes, Great
Falls.
Charles Martinson, Ma.
rysviile.
G. 1. Lindauist, Bloss-
burg.
Julius Danrothey. Plac-
Or.
John Anderson, Wjckes.
John Mckelysy. WASH
ingt N Bar.
james q. Tnohy. Ber-
nice.
j. Gown, Great Falls.
J. Net essay, Great Falls.
J ohm HSr9rove. I Oston.
III. Pyle, White Sulphur
Springs.
Seth Butterfield, White
sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. ForI
Springs.
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Every by and girl goiny to school should have
one of tho shorI wind and psndant net Water
piece on the msrl ct. frice $i00. ut G. Is.
Jacqnemtn q Co.'s.
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Come In and see the beautiful line Of new
fashion boots and shoes. Presents with
every pair. j. r. Drew.
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Wisdom's Ro5ertiae i the only thing nov mad
by fashionable women to perpetuate bssutiful
complexion.
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At seveaty-flve Cent. ON the Do,,.-

Nice Christmas presents given .w.,-,.
baby . shoes ut j. Il. Drew's, Win
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SILK and WOODEN hosiery made to order
Knitting Factory, 2l3 south Main street,
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Arrivals ut Tho Helena.

Hon., j.; +. Richards Mrs j. H. Robinson,
and wife, I ute. Marysville.
Dr.W, N Bnllard, Pony. B. +. STEINER, Canton,
4. :. Raleigh. Missoula. Ohio
p. j. Donohne, MArys- Lawrence Daly Hobo.
vile. ken.
samuel Il. Green, Hart HI L. Potter, Living
ford. ston.
4. K, Erwin. st Paul. v. Laubenheimer, Wolf
Mrs. U. W. Pond Boston. Cre,k
Mrs L., J. Law. Boston. w. g Lewis, Butte.
George IL. Can pbell, 3. Fernstein. kewYoIk.
. Minneapotis. T. Martel, Chicago.
George N Lederer, New James Moffett, spokane
York. Falls
Henry a. Herrick. Spo- A. q. Garfield. Tacoma.
kane Fails. +. L. Harrison, Tacoma.
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Whsn you want to buy or sell real real estate.
.Ssrou OF OF !oan money, call on 6chrosder &
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Mrs. H. Miller. formerly located at 2l8 BROAD
way has removed to No. q Warren street, near
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Fancy Slippers for Christlnas Gifts.
New England Shoe store, II s. MAR
street. Toe, 81, ,Sl.25; fjne plush, $1.75, e..
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A. BIrkeufeld.

No. IS Main street. will sell his entire stock
OF mems suits 25 per cent. less than cost in
order to retire from business,
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II you want to see the largest sto,k of toys
eyer shown in Helena, you must visit The Bee
Hive. @ NV F95
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Beautiful presents Mt j. r. Drew's, with
each pair of boots and shoes. to customer RS.
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Will be Open Every Evening,
During the present month all of thu drv
goods stores in the city will haye their
places OF business open during the evening.
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ct the Bee Hive.
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OUT
AET COSTA

Beginning Monday, Dec and continuing until shall
offer entire socat
Main st and Sixth aarge
this sale offers exceponae opportunity
prices before n Helena.
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You have no appetite for breakfast. A few
doses OF Dr.. Henley's English sDandelion Tonic
is what you need.
Finest kind 81 cut glassware 1t The Zee Hive.
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The street cars run on jackson street now
from Broadway for the accommodation of
theater- goers.
The funeral of the late Frederick. Gross
man will be held from the residence, lib
Ninth avenue. at 1870 p. m. to- day.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold reception in their parlors in the
Gradon block this evening. They wish it
understood that the gathering is for social
purposes only and not to raise money for
any object.
The city schools will close for the fall
term to. day. General exercises will be held
IN all the rooms between the hours Of 1:3O
and 300 p. M, at which time teachers and
pupils will be pleased to see their friends.
The teachers will remain in the city duri ng
the vacation. attend the meeting Of the
State Teachers association and assist in
extending a cordial welcome to the visiting
teachers.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Hive.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

OIauU Nj6utT1Aks
Peter Murphy, Canyon
Creek.
Mrs. John O'Rrien,
Marysville.
Dan Samples, Benton.
NJ. +. hOot. Canyon
Creek.
j. j. White. Wickes
Edmund { ae, Jr., st.
Paul.
j. g. LePlsnt, Boze-
U. b. Warden, Great
Falls.
Sam Dean. Great Falls.
John Lepley, benton.
j. w. hiiley, Grand
Forks, N ID.
H. NJ. kraus, Wolf
Creek.
Il, Englehardt, East
Helena.
F. w. Fucher. Placer.
+. h. Dean. Wickes.
A. Power, Wiokes.
james NJ. Eailey,Cando,
N. D.
J.A. B. Corbis, Great
Falls.
w. A. Mnfty. Avon.
NJ. 4. Hargrove, To ton.
Robert kincaid, Valley.
j. +. Van House, White
Sulphur / prings.
Thomas OCOnncr,
WhiteSulphursprinss.
es, White Sulphur
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You can pick out your Chri tmas goods now Ut
The Bee Hive and they will be delivered to your
house free of Chare on Xmas eve.
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Secure a beautiful present from j. r
Drew with each purchase.
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AacLauahlin Bro 8 toy book, and games sold
at . stern prices at Tho les Hive.
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Money to loan, hons es for sale and to rent lots
N an sections; Get our prices before buvins.
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Sleigh runners to fit any baby carriage only
Sou, At The Zee Hive.
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Cut Eloxar.

Choicest selections always ON hand.
Prices reasonable. Enquire 12O Broadva
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Piano Lamps and Onyx Tables.
We have just opened some of the hand
soonest tables and piano lamps with Mex
lean onyx tops. that we have ever displayed,
Novel shapes and artistic designs. Come
and see them. Prices are low. We box fol-
shipment free of charge.
HALL CLOCKS.
We have fine assortment of regulators
in artistic cases, suitable for the hall.
Accurate time pieces, they make a useful
and ornamental present.
ROGERS SPOONS AND FORKS.
We carry complete line of established
patterns in Rogers plated fiatware, The
largest stock in the city. Prices are the
lowest; also remember that they make a
good present and are as lasting almost as
solid silver.
aoRHAN PLATED GOODS.
The Gorham company's plated spoons
and forks are the finest, next solid silver
ware, obtainable. More silver to an article
than any other firm uses. They are the
thing for those who want artistic goods at
a low price. We have large line.
BRIC-A-RRAc.
Our shelves offer q wide range for the
fancy of lovers Of art-potteries. We find
ourselves overlooked in this line and We
will hereafter sell all goods that have been
in stock one year at one-third OF marked
price. expecting Royal Worcester, Crown
Derby and Doulton.
The j. STEINMErz JEwELRY Co..
wfd Main street, foot of Broadway.
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The !Idiss of tho Chri4tian church will have /,
sale this afternoon at the church parlors. All
goods marked down at cost prices. They have
some lovely things. Come and see tine baruains
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New England Shoe Store Soil
Ladies' rubbers at Is csnts, mems at So
cents, mems cloth fleece lined G. cents.
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SD
christmas Ball.

christmas BAN.
Carpenters Onion $50 will give ball at
Electric hall Tuesday evening, Dec. %, 1880.
Tickets 81. 50 Dancing from $3.50 p. m. to
three a. nj. The committee will spare no
expense to make this success MS it will
probably be the last ball the carpenters will
give t!>ia winter. Don't miss it.
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Isl, CkAlslren's Felt Shoes
In all sizes At New England Shoe Store.
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Women'a.Felt slippers. Fifty Cents
And upwards,s New England Shoe Store.
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Parties living. in the city who are willing to
take teachers during the session of the State
Teachers association Dec; %; 80 and 81. are re-
qaested to leave word with R. g. Young at his
many they can accommodate. ladies or aentle-
men, and the rates per day. X. G. Young.
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.n3, a. and buy z that Xmas ses
ike .a-but wa don't tell. Come yourself, to e.
b. J"cQuemin d Co.'S.
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A fine lins of brass goods very nice for Christ
mas presents, at The bee Hive.
Take it before breakfast."s because it
will give you an appetite. regulate the bowels
and cleanse the system Of all impurities
Henley Is English Dandelion Tonic. Sold evry-
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n nne line. ot Royal Devon and Royal Carlsbad
at exceedingly low prices at The Bee Hive.
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New York Dry Goods Store will emaln open
evenings during December.
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Office. tFs'p
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SAINT. clsu. headquarters at The Be, Hive.
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The largest line Of dolls in the west ia to be
found at he bee Hive, and tine prices the lowest.
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Gods b.essine to ankinm d." say thousands
who have been cpEed by the celebrated Oregon
Kidney Tea o. KIT.
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Or. HenlAyp English Dandelion Tonic cures
indigestion md constpation and tones up the
entire System. "
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Go to No II Warren street for switches, wigs
and fronts. Hair cut, cnrled and dressed.
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Wooden 'deaks,. bureaus. bedsteads, cradles
tables aud ahahs for tho little ones, at The Bee
Hive. ~.
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A NNUAL NEErlNG-THE REGULAR Az.
nnoal nesting Of the steckhoider1 az fhe
american National hank will Be held & fhs
1eok1ng houso n Helsna, Montana, ON Tuesday.
s. n'sSd E., -. 4. c. Joassox. Csshsss.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14

denied by the creditors that the COM
pany was solvent; that is, that the as
sets exceeded or equalled the liabilities,
but the reports affecting the stock were
that with what the company would have
left, it would be impossible to continue
existence.
The following statement is authorized
by the company: The reports as to the
condition of the North American COM
pany. are unfounded and extremely un-
just. The company has no outstanding
call obligations. Its bonds are held by
comparatively few persons and institu
tions of great financial strength, abund-
antly secured by collaterals which, even
at the panic prices during the last few
days, could have been sold for sum
sufficient to pay all its obligations and
leave large surplus to the credit of the
company. The company has also a
large amount of valuable assets in its
treasury, not pledged at all and IS, and
always has been, perfectly solvent. The
directors were called together simply to
satisfy them of the sound condition OF
the company, and obtain their co-opera-
ton. The company has made no as
signment, and intends to make none.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14
THE NORTH RIVER BANK.
Early Prices for Stocks Depressed o
Account of Its Suspension.

New YORK, Nov. 13.-The Post says
Early prices for stocks, both in London
and in this market, were lower, the eff
feet of the suspension of the North
River bank, yesterday, together with
the understanding that its losses would
require it to be wound up. Later, when
it became known that the fortnighty
settlements in London had been COM
pleted without failure, and the Bank Of
England rate remained unchanged, there
was a general recovery, and by II 80
nearly every stock on the list, except
North American, was up to last nights
prices, and many above, notably North
ern Pacific preferred, Western Union,
Rock Island and Northwestern.
The North River bank did not open
this morning. The cashier stated that
although the bank officials felt sure they
would pull through all right, they could
not resume business for several days.
The bank examiner said statement of
the banks affairs would be ready at
noon.
AT the clearing house it was learned
that large contractor was debtor to the
extent OF $500,000 Six or seven other
contractors are also debtors to the bank
for large amounts. The collatterals for
the security of the loans are said to be
claims against the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14
A CHASTITY CRIME.
The Body of Murdered Man Foun
Near Seattle.

Inc Bo0y OF murdered man round
Near Seattle.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 13.-The body
of an unknown man was found this
morning ON the shores of Lake Wash
ington, at the end of the Madison cable
line, by two boys who were out hunting
The body was that of man who would
weigh at least 200 pounds. His head
and chest were covered with an armful
of hay, and when taken away by the
coroner, showed that the mans throat
had been cut from ear to ear. A de-
preston of the skull on line with the
right eye to the ear, and holes in the
forehead penetrating the skull, must
have been inflicted by the sharp ham
mer of a revolver in the hands of an
assassin. 1t was plain that the unfor-
tunate man had been murdered by rob-
bers. When found bloody razor was
tightly clasped in the dead mans right
hand. 1t was evidently the intention
of the murderers to give the impression
that the man had committed suicide,
but the murderous work was too plain
for the coroner's jury, who with the
twenty-five or thirty men who went to
see the remains, decided that the man
had been murdered. At present the
mans identity is shrouded in mystery,
as is also the identity OF the assassins.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14
PASADENA.
News Notes From the Crown of the
Valley.

News Notes From the Crown of the
Valley.
The overland train was six hours late
yesterday.
The city council will meet in regular
session tomorrow morning.
7. G. Forster, who has been i'll, is
now on the road to recovery.
The next meeting of 1.-THE teachers
institute will be held one week from to-
morrow.
What has become of Company BIS
armory project? The boys are keeping
very quiet.
On Tuesday John Large and Theresa
Linton, were married at the rectory, bv
Rev. Otteman.
The Right Rev. Nichols, assistant
bishop OF the diocese OF California, will
arrive this morning.
A number of Pasadenians went down
to Los Angeles last night to attend the
concert by Liberati's band.
Rev. Hiram Hill and family will move
to Anaheim this week, where the rever-
end gentleman has accepted charge.
The postoffice authorities have estab-
lished free afternoon delivery at Alta
dena, which is great convenience to
the people there.
Thomas Furlong and Miss Clarissa
Day were married on Wednesday even
ing, at the residence of the brides par
ents, Villa street, by Rev. DR.. f. l..
Conger.
The fire department were out practic-
ing last night for an hour or more. The
boys are becoming as proficient in the
use OF their apparatus as the fremen in
the large cities.
There will be lecture in the taber-
nacle Sunday evening by the Rev. S. M.
Davis, of the Wabash-avenue M. f.
church, Chicago. His subject will be
Life of Christ, and Palestine. Improved
stereopticon views will be used in illus
trating the lecture.
The corn festival held in the Carlton
block yesterday by the ladies of the
First Congregational church, was a de-
cided success. Lunch, consisting of corn
soup, corned beef, baked beans, pie and
coffee, was served at noon, and in the
evening an oyster supper awaited the
man who was daring enough to face the
crowd of pretty girls and matrons who
presided over the tables.
Miss Adair, of the money order de-
partment of the postoffice, received word
yesterday morning of the death of her
brother in the terrible accident which
occurred on Wednesday, on the South
ern Pacific, between Salem and Turner.
He was the engineer. and had been run
ming On the road for twenty years. About
a year ago he was severely scalded in an
accident and laid up for three months.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14
ON LONDON 'CHANGE.
Everything Is on a Firm Basis and Conf
dence Prevails.

Everything Is on a Firm Basis and Conf
dence Prevails.
LONDON, Nov. ID p.m.-Prices on
the stock exchange opened firmer, but
became weaker compared with yester-
days closing prices, and now show an
advance of 1-16 for consols, and frac-
tional advances for American securities.
$3.50 p.m.-The market is fat in con-
sequence of the prevalence of unfavor-
able rumors regarding discount house.
4:30 p.m.-Stocks closed better. New
York took all the stock thrown on the
market, causing firm tendency.
The stress in the stocks during the
last few days was due to the weakness
of large private bank. This firm is
now amalgamated with large London
bank. There was sale of ESQ, 900
worth of consols yesterday in connection
with this transaction. Confidence now
prevails, and everything is on firm
basis,