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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-03
THE LODGE CELEBRATES.
Banquet u tho brotherhood Of Railroad
urnfnlnan.

Banquet u ths brotherhood 81 Railroad
alrNinmen.
The newly organized lodge OF tho Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trainmen endsd up their
work In Helona BY ! biz ba1qu9t At the
brunswick hotel last night. About sixty
sat down 70 q Ane spread comprising all
kinds of meats and side dishes,
oysters turkey, fruits. nuts and cake. On
each Of the tables WAS 4 small roast pig.
The whole was set Of by unlimited
champags, The room WAS prsttily dec.
grated. After considerable time spent In
discussing the good things before them, the
track WAS cleared for the speeches, Col.
Charles D. Curtis declined to tnlk, but az
his fine baritone voice was we'll oiled and in
good working shape, he favored the assem-
ody about .The Christening OF Mcborley's
Most BEAUTIFUL Twins" WINS recsived with
r. OF applause. 1'he talking WAS done
by County Attorney 9. y, Nolan, Thomas
hlattery, q butte, Judge J; G. Sanders,
yardmaster and p. II. Campbell assistant
yardmaster of the Northern Pacific, Con-
ductors J. IL. Mcdonald and G. r.. Aiexan-
der, George w. Boomer, better known as
bed Rock Boomer,' for the fremen's
DrotnornoOd, JOhn CarmOdy, yArdmaater at
Butte, b. .. Lenoir, Bon Harris, and many
others. Thorass L. Siattery, who organ
lied the lodge, referred to the objects Of
the brotherhood. He said they were not
banded together to take advantage OF any
railroad or any railroad official. but for
mutual benefit and Justice to those who
were giving up their lives that the wheels
OF progress might revolve. The first duty
Of q man wassto his f~anlily.eeYhig brother
hood was organized to protect the wives
n children OF it's members. In this con-
nection the speaker took occasion to refer to
the miners, IA GLASS;" he said, 1--WE should
never forget" The national government
should secure more protection TO the min
ers than it does. The Brotherhood Of
Railroad trainmen was paying out over
$1,000 a day. 1t had never faltered nor
tailed to meet an obligation. He
felt that the men who Joined
would never regret it. Az an individual il
would protect his interest as long as he
complied with it's laws. He would see his
wife and little ones prepared to make their
way in the world when he was called away.
The gathering broke up at a reasonable
LIZ NJ. sa-r
Ihe new lodge, which is named after
Col. 8. g. Ramsey, of the Rocky Mountain
division Of the Northern Pacific, starts in
on a sound financial basis. It has fifty
three members to begin with, all practical
and experienced men, IN all branches of the
service. There are also lodges at Butte,
Iivin Oeton and MiSanuIa. H
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At WORK ON A CHARTER.
The Commission Resumes Its Labors
in Framing Laws for the
City Government.
How 1t Ii Proposed to Condemn
Property and Pay for Street
improvements.
One-laalf MilIs-The Library
Tax.

The Charter commission resumed its
labors last night in the parlors of the He.-
mi National bank. Those present were
Mayor Bradford. Il. B. smith, W. A. Chess
man, John Stedman, II. II. Floyd-Jones,
Messrs. Boucher, Robertson and Lorey and
Aldermen Theme and Gallagher. But little
progress WAS made, as the discussion OF
financial topics occupied most Of the time.
matter OF taking property by condem-
nation and OF assessing the damages or
benefits to adjacent property was discussed
at length, and the st. Louis method was
adopted. This provides for the assessment
Of property in the neighborhood benefited
to pay the expense. The assessment. which
is appraised by a commission appointed by
the district court, stands as a lien against
the property.
10 better illustrate this plan say for in
stance: Lawrence street is 70 be opened
up. b would prove a benefit to the en-
tire street from the east to the west side
limits and the property all along there
would be assessed in proportionate sums to
be fixed by the appraisers.
The Nashville section authorizing the
board Of public works to prepare a budget
of the estimated expenses of the city
Il met with some onnos;t;on from Mr.
Chessman and M. Gafiaohsrl r. il av;.
dent that this hoard ia nninn ~ he = so,rco
OF much debate before the commission
cIined to favor II. a. Il asannnas IN IN hia
oninion. ton mnch antbn,;tv and ,a,'arae
Of city affairs. which he heI;auaa cnn1d NJ
veil ha Iookad aftas. h., ,anor,ta.s -, 4hs
council. Mr.. Gallagher said it would
- 49, g !n.so1 DuIueA ~ eApeuse 1nah
VIZ commission reaAzes at this N
Inc rate OF tax levy was next fixed and
Alderman liaSner'a advocacv nj m In
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Important to Helena Ladies.

Miss j. Walker, of the firm of J.. IL l.,
Walker, New York and Cheyenne, Wyo.,
is now in this city. and will show n very
choice line of costumes and trimmings.
Her line of trimmings, consisting of pearl,
crystal, etc., ETC., surpass anything before
shown in the west. ~.
Orders taken and promptly filled. A
stylish and perfect fit guaranteed.
Tailor costumes a speciality. Ladies are
invited to call and examine her stock.
Best Helena reference given. Reception
hours 10 to II Il. m. aud two to six D. m,
Room GO, New Merchants hotel.
Commencing to-day tTuesdey) and last
ing this week only.
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Office Removed,

DIR. Carl Sohulin has removed his office
and residence to the Horsky building, cor
ner Sixth avenue and Main street. where he
opened elegant quarters. Tho doctor is u
graduate from the German universities of
Leipzig and Marburg. Consultation in
English, French or German. Office hours.
from 10 to ID II. M, and from B to & and 7
to 3 p. m. Telephone 304. AN
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JOHN ZEIGLER'S TRIAL.
The Matter May be Arranged and the ca
MT prOsecnted.

The Matter May be Arranged and the Case
e Not Prosecuted.
The trial of John Zeigler on the charge of
adultery is set for two o'clock this afternoon
before Judge Woodman. Since the COM
plant was made the interested parties have
been negotiating with the view of settling
their family differences by al equal division
of property between husband and wife. If
this should be effected. it is possible the wife
refuse to have the charge against
Zeigler pressed. If the county attorney
then sees fit to do SO, the whole matter will
have to be dropped.
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Tho C-o,mopo,itau.

The Cosmopolitan hotel has the largest
lobby and billiard hall in the state, which
has been recently entirely reatted. This
popular hotel also furnishes the best meal
Ia Helena for City cents.
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Discount Sale.

Discount Sale.
Of fine hammerless guns during February:
One L. G. Smith 10 g., nine pounds, 30
inche list 500, for $3.50.
One L. G. Smith, 10g., 81 pounds, 3Oinch
list $50, for $65.
One l.. G. smith, 10 e., %1Opounds, 80 inch,
list $50, for $40.
One Lefever, 10 e, i951aa pounds. 32 inch,
ESQ. for $65. iEo-
One New Baker, hammer, 10 g., 80 inch,
10 pounds, list $50, for 500.
NJ. III. BRYAN's GUN STORE,
Broadway, Helena.
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Our entire stock of dress
marked down from $1.25, $3.50, Sc and
$2. so to 30, So, SO and rs cents per yard.
This is the greatest sacrifice ever made In
this class of goods In Helena and should
attract the attention of all buyers. Raleigh
a. Clarke.
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A large assortment of ladies' coiorcd
skirts Mt 40. 05, rs, IS cents and 81 each,
just half price for them. and loss than the
cost of the material, mt Raleigh 4 Clnrke's.
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NJ WWASVNA BILE UFFFK
Rather than carry over our stock Of wood
and coal heating stoves, we will sell our
entire stock at cost for the next thirty days.
We havea fine lot to choose from, so cali
early and make choice selection. Re-
member no reasonable offer refused.
STuRROCk T. HkO WIN.
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ALI wool pants and vests for ladies at so,
10 cents and ~. These are the best values
to be found in the CITY, and much below
former prices. Assortment complete.
Raleigh \ Clarke.
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Through sleeper to 81. Louis.

II you want to economics DO sure and yisit The
Bee Hive,
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The only place in the oity where there il no
complaint Of hard times Is ut The Ree Hive, and
there every clerk is busy selling goods at cost
and less,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-03

Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways.
This car connects at Cheyenne with train
for Montana points.
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through sleeper to -. Louis.
Commencing Sunday, February |, 1891,
n through Pullman palace sleeper will DO
run from Salt Lake City and Ogden to St.
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Haby carriages. now ltne, bottom prices.
mt CAlkins 4 Featherly's.
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CATTLE IN GOOD SHAPE.

The clerks in The bee Hive are go busy that
they have no time to make a display of goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-03

The auction sale OF Mrs. L. NJ. Ayers, corner
Eighth avenue and Raleigh street will take place
this day at two d. IN, without fail. Geo, Bo Jker.
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Court House Pickin.s.

sleds at from so cents and upwards at The Bee
Hive.
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MET AND ADJOURNED.

Go to The Bee Hive and make your purchases
before the stock is all broken.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-03

Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar
Club. Ming's opera house, Feb. IL.
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Two hundred pieces children's scarlet
and natural wool underwear, all sizes, Mt
30 Giants on the dollar. No such barxnins
ever before offered In Helena. Raleigh 4
Clarke.
Hot Lunch from II .. IN. to ! ,3O p. in,
trail Hotel sampie ro0ins. Drop in aud try
A.. -~" -
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HE SUED FOR THE BALANCE.

Prices no object at The Bee Hive.
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Only u few more lamps left at The Beo Hive,
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES.

1t Is wonderful how goods are moving at Tn i,
Bee Hive, and low price tell the tale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-03

Gut Flowers.
Choicest selections always on hand.
Prices reasonable. Enquire 100 Broadway.
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Dress goods at a great reduction this
week. We have marked down many. de-
sirable goods less than half price, and an
inspection of the same Is invited. Raleigh
e. Clarke.
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Beginning Monday, Dec. 8, and continuing until sold, we shall
offer our entire stocka cost. We have now in our ware-rooms, at
Main st, and Sixth ave, large and elegant line Of seasonable goods
which this sale offers an exceptionable opportunity to purchase at
prices never before offered in Helena.
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12-button length Suede, in Tans
$2.5O.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23

DRESSED HoGs-steady on all averages ont S ples
quoted at Csc: PIGS LARD-Ihe trading ~
futures active and prices clo7eu ST. PSt
dun and lower salts. 80 tcs at 692:c for Wet Wet
steam, closing GO2ac. CITY quiet anu .ad
Sales $50 tcs al GyCdG zoe. Refined Continent quoted
81 Q735c and South American SOC; tlHS tuIT lss
at 1.30c sales, 400 Mt 11IGf2Oc AuZI5t
at s2c september closed az 1Jc SSlis % .oy - nc note
values are well maintained. - ana ,G tRs ,rn,,T mon
cry 27e; Elgn Creamery fancy. y Westh - o5 ran
ely fancy 21e do choice 2jG 26c d. air 70 GOOD 4
choice. 24ei good, 2Od22c Western Imitation Srean
y choice 24s good 2la2se taf l9'2eG o Ss Msss
Factory faIey. 2Sc hrsts q a22c seconds 1920
thirds. 16d17c; foutus I2aI4c. Old Butter-Western
paiiy ana Eaet9Iy l9a2Oc Dull & nut 'T1n} t9i
Sat f2Ctoy % WITT fa f1esT faade fancy s9or'd godd 10
pine, 10sdl1c; fair good. l04 a1O'sc common u
ar, 92alO,ci fuil skins, 2dic; pat skins, go
MeEGs|ouiet but With moderate Tecspts steady state
Penney yania fresh. 1jdI52c; Western and North
western. 15hc Southern, 14Ldl5c; Southwestern, l5d
SuGAR~RAW-Moderatel active and firm at 8 s.1Gc
for fair refining and 32c or 90 Centrifugal Sales
7s3 hhds and 65S7 bags MuscOvado 50 test at 3l6c
1857 bags Oe~ltrlfuga SO test at 8i2e and 5lS ags
there were sales Of 100 tons June 35s April closed at
344d SOC: Nav 34ed3.j6c June 3J6d3. G0c RE
FINED-ouet. Cut Loaf Stc; Powdered. sc GTanu; ,yt
yAS s 4glec GGDod amcSd 4Sc confeStoRefs
Tl6c Columbia "a 4i4c; Windsor "a" 44c: Ridge
wood "a =" 4lSc: Phenix "a" 42c; Empire A. 406c;
No. o. Alec; No :. l.l6c No 8, 4ei No. O. 15.l6S'
sisc in hhds and sc IN tierces Oeomarearine 7%Gl2c
TALLOW-NlOderately active and values trine higher
Prime city quoted at 532c Sales 90 hhds, at 5J2e
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
financial.
WATSON & GIBSON,
bankers and Brokers,
IS BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.

soIICIT INVESTMENT AND MARGINAL.
"srxTs WE ISSUE A DAILY MARKET LET
W. OUR CLIENTS.
ID RECOMMEND PURCHASES OF STOCKS
We uoNDs WITH GREAT CONFIDENCE. We
AM ,.ari.h all through last Autumn acc cunt of
wer erops nj home and unfavorable financial con-
sh@' abroad, but we consider that present
DIN" We discounted those adverse Influences. We
PR r,xard 10 larger speculation aud hi gher prices
ls',uer than have been witnessed In ten years.
ths the conditions which are likely TO prevail
h' ,he latter half of this year will resemble those
'..hoom" years Of 1s79-'SO, namely. big Short
~ crops In Europe In conjunction with heavy crops
lock as far ahead toward this prOspectiveiy
ST. .,tuntion as did last Autumn in anticipating
ou-h, railroad ge and low prices of the VIM
wall street always discounts the future; its
't' ,elescopic, net microscopic.
W." - disastrous experiences of European In
-. in south American securities and in
nubllc funds of the bankrupt states of the
w, AZ Europe, coupled with the independent
SUI, which thev found here for our securities dur
Re iate crisis. must have impressed foreigners
h. .upcrIority of the United states n safe and
"stohle field for the investment of capital. These
p-.. combined. in judgment, will lead to an
.a,s bull speculation.
visits or rrespondence from such persons
s.lre 10 open accounts buy and sell stocks and
''''' WATSON g. GIBSON.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Brazil growths, the market was
quiet but firm at fste for no T. Sales 500 bags No;
moderately tive Sales, s4Z bags Cora 200 bags Mgra'
cabO. Central American and 2,oJ1 bags La
guayra private terms. The speculative market was
again firm. though far from sctiye. The sales were
2475O bags and closing prices nd ated advance Of
points the day. in Che face Of lower foreign markets
HAVE declined 4 fr, Hamburg i pig and London 5dGL
Rio and markets were closed because Of the
holiday in Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

A4>i@'N'''-AAiN
Bunalo Aprll 22.-Cattlc-Rvcepts for the past -
hours $50 head for week ths far; 1iOO IO 1i.,
,ime ast week $500 consigned through 13O' OF "nIch
32O 10 New.YOrk: sale, 20 market staG anu urn;
Hogs-Receipts for the past "a hours, S4oo hetd ga
for week thus far SO 600 for same time last we %
consigned through 200 OF which $500 o. NeW-1 ofH
on sale ZOO market opened slow and zoe nWe6i elo>'
slow and dun Yorkers 130 TO 100 n. - lOGT1 % to9u
mediums IFS to 2OJ n s5 35ds5 40; no heavy goods
here; pes - coast 20; common, - 5O";t ~; t9"'
many common unso,d. Sheep and Lambs-HeeSipts lo'
n 500: for same time last week 1890 CONSIGNED
through 2cO: 300 to Ncw-Gofk; on sale ,0DgO
Tarket op1ncd steady and closed strong and r9
best wool lambs, s'as5 so; common TO iar FOaso %
clipped s5 25d@5 IS wool shcep. 5C 20a70 % common
Chicago, Aprn 3&-"Thc Eyening Journal reports rep;
slow lower heavy steers s5 soasJ l!sht % 29as5 20
Hoes-Recepts Is 600 mead shipments, 1000: gars. *
prime heavy and butcher weights - 'oge' 10: heht
900: market active, steady Westerns i1lr 70 prime
IS 50 as5 SO; lambs, 80 3OaS7 -; clipped sheep -
- So ,.- oco -. I'LL.
m,nt-. 500; mar6tt lower good 70 fancy native ste :
$3.50 So fair 10 good ~ IOa9j p Texans ana indian
steers, - j0as5 Hogs-keceIs o. 400 nead sni9m
aOc: market fair TO choice heavy. - ca - ~
mixed grades ~ 304$i 90 light fair 70 best - ?'Gsi ~
ShreI-Rccepts, 1900 head shipments loOOi ihdrAc
lower; good to choice, a 23GS1 60
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
~ TORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. S. co.
" SPRING SAILINGS, 1881.

DACIFIC MAI, sTEAM3IIIP CQMP}ANY's (NI}i
/ LINES To CALIFORN a. JAPAN. HlN A.,co
i,.HTTAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO,
~ From Sciy-YorG, pier foot Of Canal-sti y H.
for san Francisco, via the lSthmus OF P1hana
CITY OF PARA sails Friday, May l. noon.
/ rom San Francisco. lst aut Brannan stS
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CHINA sails Thursday May :. 8 p m. -. 4.
For freight passage and General infornation apply 10
cor1nanvs ofii a. on .he pier. foot o. CanasJ y. IL
''"P' H. j. BUtLAY General superlntendent-
TNNIAN LINZ L. :. and Royal Mail Steamers,
ron QEENsToWySt ATp d LiyERPo?9ts iVI 59 80 4 NJ
CITY OF CHICAGO WelneSday MAY b,,t p M
CifY OF NEW-YORK wednesday May l3, 80 a. m.
CiTY OF BERLIN .......... eines lay, May 20 p H.
From pier 43 y. H.. adjoining Chrl-topherSt Ferry
FIRST CABIN $50 and upward aSGGIdgg to s,eamGGr
,,d In.ation Of room. SECOND CABIN, 80 and $40;
STTSEFRAGE 500 PETER WRIGHT SONS, General
AGENTS 9 BOWLING GREEN. \. Y.
A LLAN-STATE LINE between New-l orI5,
n glasgow and Noyie Goqdond rry} Through tickets
at reduced rates to Liverpool, London, DuDn et'' -
pOMFRANl y y i!.lI~'' MN ~ - ~
STATE OF NENADA..-.......l luIs' may H. o H. H.
NSSYRIAS TEUrs, May p, ) a. NJ
STi ITF, on NFBRA SIX Thur, May %, a. IN.
steamer, marked with do not carry passengers.
CABIN passage. s35 and upward according 10 location
NJ statsrJ6m Excursion tickets 500 and upward Sber'
ACC rate SO From pier Columbia stores. south Ferry
proollyn. y Y For freight and massage apply 70
o1- 50 Broadway. New.Yorlr
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
WATSON & GIBSON.
St, Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company.
NEw-YoRK. Feb. 21. 1891.

NEw-YoRK. Feb. 21. 1891.
voHsIders of the First Mortgage Railroad and Sink
Ing Fund Land Grant Bonds of the Cairo aHd Fulton
Railroad Company
Notice Is herety given holders OF Cairo and Fulton
hds that on OF the Mercantile Trust
Company 100 Broadway Eew-York. they will receive
yent Of principal OF said bonds and accrued Interest
uD 10 including Feb "a 1891 which latter GATE
ne bonds Will cease l. draw interest.
4. H CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
Visible SUNNY
STAINED.

Good Ordinary L i1% Tdi Middiins 5ls
Liverpool teegram; 20 mReGsRss SUpo sS esSof SoeS
500 bales American, 1000 bales spot marAet-QdotS-
lions fully maintained. Mddling, l1.led . ..,.
14s 800 bales In sympathy with sharp rise in ne
Liverpool market the tone was hrm closing prloeS o
eating an advance OF 10d11 potns for the day
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
Ocean 5lEd mers.
DOYAL NAIL TO The NETHERLANDS.

DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Dep,rtures wednesdays and Saturdays Of large and
conhcdoGi o,n NAV Was a. Bouoene H. landing passengers
vltnin 3g hours OF Paris aud London. s-o Zoo.
ond ca6n sS2 after May l. sJ5 sFeca through rate to
ion6on Tycur-lon tickets OF favorable ttfnis' . ~
oVdaIn Apr Is 80 a. m Naasdsni May = IL 80 90 a. m
tGiQG[NiIERHi. PASS. AGENCY, 80 BrladNay ew.York
OONpAGNIE GENkRALE TranSatlantlque,
[ ;T~f TEnrXrU LINE TO HAvRE EVERY SATURDAY.
ComIanv's Pier (ne) 40. AZ North kvet IT, ~ Motonst
Ia SOC RGOGNE IL Berl SAT. AP5n u =, 40 o a. m n.
- GnSC0GNF Suutelll.. sat May y q a. H.
LA FORGET General Agent. No. lowling Green. =
(ED i" For ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-YoTk ana Antwerp "eeki % -
W. ESLAN D...-.-.--- Al''i i,' ~ y ~ Hi
III 1iaig, First cabin s55 aud Upward LAcur,ion
zoo gnd upw ard. second Cabin, 80 and so. ENcuf'
iG' iGGTR wElGHT SONS Gen1 Asts.. Bowling Green
NTtW-YORK x CUBA Mail steamship Co.
~ From Plers &c and Il. East River, at p.
Tor Havana. Progreso. Campeehe' fohte'd'
Tampco, IuNpam, and Vera GruL
Matanzas, Cardenas hAgua, CalDariah' ,..-
>.....u saoIago Do Cuba Guantanamo aud L!eiuegos
offZHiIA Havana and Mexican port sat APT 20 20
skAIoGA Ha4T91 HY ana ayana and Mexican prs.
& VI sat. Nav >. p H..
E. OF ALEXANDRIA, Havana and Msntaa9z4s ,,.,.
cIExFUEGos Nassau Santiago de Cuba +Pd cieatutso,
f0 JAMES Z. WARD CO.. liz Wall-st.
,r, ~, p00K OF oPlN.AIE SPORTS. octave 500 pages
Ilustatd Tne .andAd authority o. e Hitreah h 1Pe, %
air amusemcnts. Rules for sailing. sN.mniE oaI pay
ag sho9tp hofsseaek M k rens eihne ' Entean
Inc ana universally conlDlinented By the pFess-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23

CoTroN-spot prices were not changed and the market
cont nued dull. Sales 2G3 bales, all for consumption
Port receipts, 95sS bales, against 1893 bales tae oTe
day last 42S bales for the corresponding DAY IN
iSO The receipts September have been G47L6l3
bes against $500 551 bales the corresponding period
wear ago ClOp movement:
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
pROp0SALS FOR CO0KED RATIONs. FOR

i RFCRTTTING PARTY AND IIIS.-UayaIly
Recruiting Rendezvous, 157 Hudson Street New;Yor'
City AprQ 20, lS9l-SeyJed proposals In tfpncate'
subject 10 the usual cond Ia viii be- received at this
ONCE until - O'Clock noo. on the 10th DAY OF MAJ Ma5
for Recruiting Party and Recruits at this rend zN92S
beginning the lst day of July 1891 and ending the 3uth
June 1892. Three substantial meal, daily, WIN a
Que proportion OF soap and candles, constitute CON,
pee ration. The Government reserves the HRht 70
tseet any or all proposals. Proposals ior complete
Ntons be furnished at places On!t'tohable IV, l.
erut will not bo considered. Full Information VIZ he
FINISHED application TO this once E4Ncol"s d CUd
Istohs" and addressed 10 the undersigned. JNO. b.
HUGHES CAPTAIN 9Th Cavalry, Recruiting Oncel
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23
d ROPOSALS FOR ENGINEERING STORES,

Ser fe0K IHE NEW6Uhh nd0,NoNd NM ,I5r6do.ai
Yard 70 be Opened April 2s 1891" WIN be received
Al the bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy Depart
Hen Washington. D c, until 1a O'Clock noon April 2s
1901 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter 20 fuf
1Sh at the New.York Navy Yard quantity Of stOre'
esisting Of brushes paints, oils coal hose. tools SC
ne articles must conform the Navy standard and pass
ne usual naval inspection; Blank forms Of proposal,
he Nayv Yard tho Navy Pay Ofce, New York. or TO
he Bureau The attention Of manufacturers and dealers
invited Tie bids all thing being equal decided
ty The Department reserves the night to waaNe De
es or 70 reject all bids doomed advantageous
% the Government EDWIN STEWART Paymaster-
General L. : NAVY
New-York tribune., 1891-04-23

POSTAL DepEIIG.o pTdno.o MI be
received at this Department until "Wednesday the goth
av ot MAY 1891, at - O'Clock noon for furnishing Pyer
Postal Notes in such numbers and at such
times as they may be ordered during the fiscal year be
Ginning july l. 1891, and ending June 30. 1892. The
fostmasterGenera prescribes model or samples for
bidders among samples submitted will be made
Win reference utility and price, Blanks for proposals,
with specifications giving fun information and instructions
NAV had application the Superintendent OF Money
Order system, PosoGce Department, Washington d. G.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 10 reject any
all bids and 20 waive technical defects S. A WHIT
Field. Acting Postmaster-Cfencral.