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Edson c, Marshall was appointed erier. and
that made the court a fully organized body.
Justice Blatchfc I'd made another little speech.
He snid the just ,ces OF the Supreme Court had
recommended that the new circuit appellate
courts should t,old torn in earh part OF the
circuit which 'they covered. He thought 1t wisn.
He and hi. a. associates had decided that the
Second DtSrict Court should adjourn until
October ard then hold it's frat session In this
city. Eve.y year after that. beginning the last
Tuesday IN October. the court would sit here.
ANY LAWYER who was privileged to practice In q
United ':tatee Circuit Court could practice In
the neU court uron taking the oath to obey the
rules .. tho Supreme Court.
Tho court was then adjourned by tho new
crier. Commissioner Shields was eongrctu-
would have bis roll ready for them TO stu in a
day or two. The rules "f the new cour. are the
some rs the rules Of the Supreme Crurt.
Two cases are already on the cpiendar to be
hoard hy the new court. One Is the Mergen-
thaler Typograph Company aet. the New York
Typograph Company. and the. other the En-
pre state Nail Company aG.. Faulkner
Commission Shields Win &c $4,000 q year
salary as clerk ~ the couIt and Mr. Tate $1,000
q year. The crier will he paid by tho day
Chief Justice Fuller presided at Richmond
Va. and brieny detled the duties of the new
court. Judge J. J. Jackson was designated rs
the prestding Judge. At Boston Justice Gray
presided. he was assisted bv Judges Colt
and Nelson: he lev. DR.. Phillips Brooks.
Bishop elect OF MASSACHUSETTS, occupied seat
on the bench and acted as chaplain on tho oc-
casion. At Philadelphia Justice Bradley pre-
sided.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Petty ThIexIns At Fires.

A crowd OF boys. who were premRturely ccle-
bratinG the Fourth of July yesterday by set
ting or iirecrackers. fired the awning In front
Of 81 Catharine street. Thomas Fo'ey cxtin-
guished the blaze. Mrs. Annie Gel,t. who
lives in the second story. had lett tho house at
the ala m Of fire. an VIII III shc returned to her
rooms she found o!ey there. but missed her
silverware. Somo of II was stuffed into Foley 8
pockets Al Essey Market Court he was held
Tor tilal
arrested on Euspic on 81 having robbed anine
oi the I. nants Inrirg tho Ire n, t54 Ninth
avenue on Monday morn M. was remRnded in
Jererer n Mnrkr! Police Court Yesterday. cant.
Cros- nr"..ucrd JosrIii Hoffman ri d42 Ninth
avenue. who said lie saw tirn"n run ont Of the
and then iun in again.
The sun., 1891-06-17
THEY COULD PICK 4 WINNING HORSE,
hut Luck Turned When They Tackled tho
Shells and the Little Joker.

nut ANuck Turned When They Tackled tho
Shells and the Little Joker.
William 7. Mckinley eays he is steam litter
and Jnmes Thompson describes himself as q
painter. Police CaEtain McCullagh says they
are thimhle riRgsrs. and he should have a
good chance to prove the assertion II three
witnesses who lost $40 in learning that they
could not fpd tbs little Joker" can be found
and forced to relate their experience In the
Morrisania Lolice Court.
Tho pri1oners found profitable field Of
operations In the cars Of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford road am one the raceeoers.
Tbe% worked In tho smoking car attached to
the last homeward bound train which left the
Norris Park track about 4:3O o'clock on Mon
4. Ess:sa : .ns4a Rsn:sa S.,ss &,
q !22 ~ East ,Eishty; street Snd GFosysnof
running sheir way. As the irain left tho sta;;
board out q lis pocket was hinged IL the
middle. and be doubled Its size BY opening il.
pdhea and ss
forth the little JOKER neat little bali Of ru b.
sSs s f hs 81 ns Ss %
his friend .Thomp pson WAS one OF deeply in
SisH VIVA. are are you 70 doing Thompson asked at
JTHCtIbtuH Ntti0 Rhu0. N Cuump NJ tue
track got SIS out of me By It. He showed me
the trick fer another s5. and can do 1t as good
Thomlsnn won S. and then $40.
Any, one could piok It out" yentured Ben
He lost. but was carefully handled and was
$50 out hefore he discovered that he had
played all be- cared to: and resigned his place
to Meyers, who saw $40 OF his money disap-
pear.
BY this time the spectators were getting shy.
am willing to bet can play It tettsr than You
DO now: with all your practice" said Thomp-
quished the outfit. Beardon was willing to
risk IS aeeinst the skin OF an apparent green
The game had been watched by Policeman
Schorsky. ono Of the officers deta He'd from the
the raceaoers. He arrested Mckinley and
Thorn psnn. The three victims did not appear
Kelly remanded the accused. Thompson says
be lives nj 1874 West Twenty-nirth tn street. and
Mckinley gives his address as 800 East Twen-
tioth street,
The sun., 1891-06-17
"ALL THAT We HOLD DEAR"
Tnmmnny Hail ~ In Posse ession or . Few
Omces, IT'S True.

Tnmmany Hail IN In Posse ssiOn or Few
Omces. IT'S True.
TIE meeting OF the County Committee OF the
New York County Democracy attracted men,
bers 10 the small hall OF the Cooper Union last
evening. Only half n dozen familiar faces were
10 be seen. including that OF Maurice ]. Power.
who closed his eyes In an appearance Of deep
thought as usual. A sprainel ankle kept
Chairman Charles A. Jackson away. and
George NJ Van Hoesen presided.
The Committee on Resolutions reported in
even more than the customary roluminous
fashion. 1t said that Tammany Hall Rrasps
Tor itself and not for the Democratic party;
that Mayer Grant make makes bad spnointments; /;
electoral reform. and that the city Is taxed
uneqnally with the rest OF the state. The accu-
sntion that TnmmaBy deRls with our Repub-
iican enemies made socretary Charles j. Mo
Geo blush when IL was read.
Abner g.. Thomas. the first speaker. de-
pounced the c. nsplracy known As TamInany
Hall. which has taIon POSSESSION oil all that
We hold dear" and then went on 10 talk about
Alexander THAN and Hoger Foster also spoke
aud the COMMITTEES adjourned to the second
Tuesday In September.
The sun., 1891-06-17
NNAU0H sENzEN7cED TO DEATH.
he Week ReEinnInx July "a Dcsix.stea
As the Time for His Execution

'ss Week HeEinninE July "a DcsiE.steA
As the Time for His Execution.
James F. MinnauRh. who was recently con-
ue ue'ed OF murder In tho first degree in killing
naWard Moran. was sentenced yesterday BY
nscorder smyth. Minnaugh and Moran mot
m.oseph DowninGs saloon. at Second avenue
aIa Forty fourth street. on Dec. 81. and quar-
.."ed and the lie was passed. Moran. who was
Wy larger man. struck MinnauRh In the face.
Ine next morning. while Moran was standing
~ Downing's bar Minnaugh entered and shot
Soran In tho abdomen and in the right thigh
Aotan %1 died in Bellevue Hospital that evening.
aihnaugh's defence. on his trial. was that he
"s, Iaa oeen drinking hard for several weeks be-
.SS. tS Tue shooting and was mentally irrospon-
Minnaurh.'" Recorder smyth said. ,"you
nc Convicted after full. fair. and painstak-
sS III aIai . OF the hi iRhost crime known to the
ia nv suu sx 10 ny Judgment. properly convicted.
las III insInSSaie sIhpssienGs here which regret 70 say
tpasi HESITATION In saving that never before had
nsSI,ee OF 80 clear case Of CELEBRATE. pro-
~T1Sbtated. TbNt apd Intentional killing"
[dss,S hec0rner then sentenced the prisoner to
Ivissl ISisl 4, and designated the week beginning
Iibs ax, q, as ne time within which 1t shall be
|pn vn,y nuy OF the Warden OF tha State Jrison to
sS'9G sS and 70 death in tao manner prescribed by
htsSsn he stan, keep you r. solitary confinement In
tut" '''S0" "hui tuo boh'euce ID cntIiou
,onser on@ler In tho day Lawyer Moss, Minnaugh's
IA ssei. served notice OF appeal which acts
As'ay' upon Clerk Sparks.
The sun., 1891-06-17
COOL IN FULL UNIFORM.
Pedestrians Stopped ut The Sun Once to
Ask whe This Man Was.


There was n strikingly cool man on Broad
way yesterday who stood for hours at the juno
tiop of Fulton street and Broa iway while
thousands OF rsrspiring mon and women
tramped past him and locked at him admir-
inRly. He had q police captains uniform on
that fitted him like glove. his liRht helmet
was new and his white gloves hadn't q speck
OF dust on them. People stopped to look at
him. and some were so curious to know who
the Captain was that they came to THE SUN
office to inquire He was Handsome Cnpt.
tain OF the Broadway squad.
There has been q congestion OF traffic at
Broadway and Fulton street recently on &C.
count OF the closing Of Fulton street on the
west side that It might be paved. !, large ex-
the job. Capt. smith was in the United States
nnvy through tho war on board tho Mystic. In
the North Atlantic squadron. He WAS between
IA and 10 years OF nge whom he enlisted.
II va. lust such weather as this, +" he said
yesterday toH SuN man. when the battle Of
Malvern Hill was fought. II YOU think. this is
hnt wenther You ought 10 have been down In
Virginia about that time"
The nptatn passed on. with not gray hair
m DIST In his head.
The sun., 1891-06-17
mDGES IN BLACK GOWNS.
rrrp STATES CIRCUIT COURTS OF
rMs rn..,s OPENED IN SEVERAL OTTIES

..u.s Here by the New York Bsr.
pe..sire Through Joseph II. Choste-
s,.rs. Marshal. and Crier-The Now
| ,o,rt Is Adjourned U"tn October.
-, United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
iav s. sseond circuit. which comprises New
ra,s y r., Connecticut. and Vermont waS Sorsanized
,s.rdsy % and for tho FIRST time yudges ap-
lard , ln the Mulles, F Federal building bull In
rt, Amor For an hour before the time set
Nu Nv. openlng OF the court. the elevators on
!, w W. s,des OF the building were crowded with
om 'N..,s and politicians all bound for tho court
..,' .,m commissioner Shields had prepared
wv. o,oud, but three rooms the size OF the
.,,, room wouldn't have hold tho crowd that
wv W.. Al II o'clock. whom the Commissioners
.n, .,,ouuoed the opening Of the court. the room
.a.I ". mil and the whole north corridor Of the
,.udlne was crowded. Among the lawyers
The sun., 1891-06-17
Creditor. Make Charge. OF Fraud.

KINGSTON. June 16.-When the dry goods
house OF George B. Merritt 4 Co. of this town
failed with liabilities Of 100000 to $50. O.0O0 SOW
erSl chattel mortgages wero filed against the
stock. and 1t was announced that tho stock
would be sold to-day subject to these mort
Cages. Yesterday II. B. Cls1in h Co. Of New
and sherlfi Dil seized d goods appraised TO The
amount OF the attachment. The stock 70.
mained In the store, and was ,sold to-day at
puhllc auction TO tostmaster Noah Wolven.
who holds a $4,000 chattel mortgage. which.
however. is preceded by others.
Clafin Co alleRe that the MORTGAGES were
given With an intent to deiraud creditnrs.
George B. Merritt. the senior member OF the
Kingston Arm. says he knew nothing Of the
was made on June G. Several New York ored.
itors will combine and fight the validity OF the
mortgage. 1t Ia also rumored that criminal
proeeeInGs will be instituted.
The sun., 1891-06-17

RoNpoUT. June 16.--Lincoln b. Haskins. the
principal OF the South Rondout public school.
Was arrested to-day by Deputy Sherir John
Miller OF Cortland county charged with be-
irayipg Emily southwick. an attractive young
woman OF Is yenrs. residing with her father.
Norman Southwl"k. a. few miles from Cort.
about by Dwight X. Rutter. the superinten.
dent OF Poor OF Cortland county.
Haskins Is q graduate OF the Cortland Nor.
nal school and about Sc year. old. In letters
recently written from South ltondout to the
girl he promised 10 marry her; but did not ap..
he has made oyertures for n settlement. He
WINS taken 10 Cortland to night.
The sun., 1891-06-17
The B,l Board Man. Revenge.

CHICAGO. juno 16.-Albert Beaumont. for.
morly bill hoard man for the Chicago Opera
House. has brought suit against David Hen-
derson. MANAGER, and Susanna p McEdson.
owner OF the honse. for S5OO 900 damages. and
n like suit against Matt Pinkertop. the deiso-
tive. Beaumont was charged with defrauding
by worl ing his hin board privileges to ac-
count. He wnR discharged and arrested. The
The sun., 1891-06-17
HATING
as carried on by
ESPENSCHEID

IL very successful He is a complete
master Of the business. and bis sum-
mrr styles command The approval
and ndHlIa tiOn Of gentlemen OY tasto
I'm dress. These superb fabrics arc
sold at I1S Nassau st. Esta bhshed
fOI1y-d five years ago.
The sun., 1891-06-17

Boston. Juno 16.-For q dav or two past Q
f1ne-lookine. full-blooGsd sioux Indian has
been visiting shops In Boston selecting his
wedding outfit. He is Dr.. Charles Eastman.
who is to be married to Miss Elaine Goodale.
the roet. at the Church of the Ascension in
After the wedding Dr. Eastman and his
bridc will go to Lake Mohonk for few days,
and tlen will come to boston in time for re.
day by MIR and Mrs. Frank Wood at their
h"me IN Ashmont one Dr. E1stmnn's sis
to Pine Ridge DR.. Eastman and his bride will
pny VISIT to his brother. the Rev. John East-
mnn; who ts a Pres y'erian minister In Ne
Alter his visit thew Will 20 10 live In & house
the Government has built for them at Pine
Ridge.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Acquitted or Murder because His wife
Wa the Only Witncsa AgMinst Him.

SCRANTON. Pa. juno 1G.-Dennis Munley was
acquitted in the courts To-day OF the murder OF
Patrick Barrett in February last. The crime
was very brutal. Barrett being kicked to death.
Munley was acquitted because The Only Wit
allowed 10 testify at the Coz oner's inquest. but
the Court would not permit her to o heard to-
day because she was disqualified by law.
The sun., 1891-06-17
sho. Himself At III. Mother.. Grave.

LoCKPoRT. June lG.-Jamos F. Warren. Q
veteran OF tho war. shot himself In the head
over his mothers grave this afternoon in the
cemetery at Newfane He was returning from
a visit to Michigan. and left here on the stage
tod " for his old homo. lie asked tho driver
to lot him out at tho cemetery. Warren is 45
years old ard unmarried.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Assistant Rector Kcr.haw TO Becomo y
Monk.

The Rev. Edmund Kershaw, who has been
assistant rector Of 81. Marks Protestant Epis-
copal Church In Jersey aver ue. jersey City.
has determined to Join an order OF Protestant
Episcopal monks IL England. He has resigned
and will sail for England to-day, and, after
reaching there. will remain on probation for Q
xaRr before taking his lnal VOWS.
The sun., 1891-06-17
The Monument 20 Harm un,.

Mrs. r. T. Barnum. widow OF the famous
Snowman sailed for Europe yesterday. Before
she lett riderport she held q consultation with
the Park Commissioners OF that city aud tho
site oil The late showman's monument was
agreed upon 1t will stand about 500 feat from
the soldiers monumank
The sun., 1891-06-17
c,er.,n,. Co. due. ox.rloo.ea.

Lawyer Philip T. Clarkin appeared before
Judge Lawrence yesterday and was purgod of
contempt. Clarkin got possession OF Mamie
Mu lIgaD. aged 8 years. In habeas corpus pro-
eedincs And turned the chill over 10 her
ine Judge said he was convinced that Clarkin
wns Innocent Of intent tional wrOngdoing. The
child goOs back to the Sisters Of BIT. Francis.
The sun., 1891-06-17
so"s Writer Sent Up for Dr.uL.nae...

''"s Writer Sent Up for Drunk onness.
u.vsehh skeliy. the composer OF several pop
" songs was prisoner In the Tombs Police
Sk., Yesterday on charge Of intoxication.
ba,'r admitted that he had been drinking
hs Wy ny Tor two weeks. He evidently was on
sent S,ge 81 dellrtnm tremens, and the Justice
conn., u, 20 ahe Island for. q month. Skelly
NIlII'Vseu @ The Old Rustic Bridge by the
Vpplaql qsa ~ Tho Little Red Rose" which werA
The sun., 1891-06-17
Jeweil-r Thompson Bndiy Hurt ny = Fall

Amas II. Thompson. so years old. jewoller
at IS Nassau street, fell down stairs at &c Mas
sau street yesterday and Injured his spine 80
badlv as partly TO parnlyze him. He WAS taken
To- Cbnn,hrrs Street Hospital. where his CON-
dition was pronounced serious. Mr.. Thomp-
s6ns homo Ii at 533 McDonough street, Brook
lvn
The sun., 1891-06-17

Creme Rhsa. A clear and healthy akin Latest Part
sian pre Against chLpping runburn, reohatA
or TolgbDsAA Dslxhtfplly Rsnumsd-Aau
The sun., 1891-06-17

For pricliy heat inject bites channG sunburns 40.
nothing 10 beneficial A. Pond'k Extract Avoid buy
tpK limitations.
The sun., 1891-06-17
PRURITUS IS YEARS
Under Doctors Treatment Four Differ.
ent Timcs-No Relief What
ever-Cured by Cuticura.

have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES. and
found them to lie Just az. you represented.
They have given me q perfect cure. / have
years and have been under the doctor's treat
ment four different times With nc, reIist yhst-
After using them Just one week l found that
lie was not such a burden after all. and am
such faith have in your remedies. You can
send my one that is troubled with pruritus.
and will satisfy them what II has done for
this communication. but would rather not have
II published. The remedies are so good that
It would be-. .rn'her selfish In me not to speak
OF their good qualities. o. 4. WILLIAMS.
S9th Of. and LIST av., New York.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Each Spoonful has done
it's Perfect Work,

Is the verdict Of every woman who has used
ROYAL BAKING POWDER. Other baking
powders soon deteriorate and lose their strength
owing to the use of inferior ingredients, but
The sun., 1891-06-17
Royal Baking Powder

Is so carefully and accurately compounded from
the purest materials that it retains its strength
for any length of time, and the last spoonful in
the can is as good as the first which is not
true Of any other baking powder
The sun., 1891-06-17
Face Full Of Sores

My face was all full OF sores. and itched 10
that GOULD scratch my face TO pieces. and Q
bnSd O sa keen, 5sI o1
ED iES. which were the only. ones that did me
any good. My lace is now all clear. md feel
like newborn child. +. KRlETE
1b3 Pow era at. RrooklHn N ". \
The sun., 1891-06-17
Cuticuura ResOlyent

The new Blood Purifier, internally ito cleanse
tho blood OF al IMPURITIES and poisopous ele-
ana CUTlCURA SOAP. an eyquisiie Skin Bean.
tifer. externally ito c!eur the skin and scalp
and restore the hair. have cured thou sands OF
cases where the shedding OF scales measured
q duait daily. the skin cracked, bleeding. burn
Ing. and itching almoet beyond endurapce.
hair lifelesI or all zone. suffering terrible.
What other remedies have made such cures2
Sold everywhere. Price. CUT1CURA. soc. /:
SOAP, 25c: RESOLxEMT;$h Irepnred By the
POTTER, DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA.
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paRos. 80 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
piuP!Es baetheadA red. rough cbappsd, and oily
TIM skn cured by CUTIGuRA SOAP
q n IT STOPS The PAIN.
- Rack ache. kidney pains. weakness
- rheumatism and muscular pAins re-
iIeved In ono minute BY The CuS1s
- curn Anti.Pain Plaster. $50.
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W ~, io3 - LIZ . If 10, luy DlA U; lOUS IL, =.
9, 4. hs. 7.s, {, TO- Il, u, 1s, a, Is, JIG, blk
non add-$4s.2 IS.
Wilson, WA, lots 9, 10, II, 70. 10, IA, blk
50; lot l, blk ILL., T. No 2-S7.3o.
Wilson. Elizabeth, lots Il, Is, 10, 20, 81,
%, %, "a. blk ., Floweree--S22s %.
Wilson: Pink y lots 10, IA, 10. l6. blk Al,
Witherbee, H. r, lot 4. blk 563, H t
Woods. H X lots "a, Is, 2e, 81, IS. %, blk
Wood d. Clarke, lots IL, Is, IA. Is, blk 16,
Central-$24.64.
Woolrld9e, Catherine, personal-$3S.W.
Wynne, DIR II II. lots Is, 10, 20, 81, blk 35,
Central Imp-S41, ~.
Miisy, Hannah Q, lot 6, blk 20, G A-$1.s5.
Williams, ] A, lots l, =, 8, 4, blk III; lots
l,2, 4, blk lis, N P--S8.89.
~ Young, Mrs @. lot 3, III, pit lot 4, blk 60, II
Young. W NJ, lot 0, blk 563, H T-$1.23 {.
sl.aS. M -'"s muse anu PERSONAL
Quane Hon. personal-$2. %.
Jno Yuew Wing, pcrsonal-& cents.
Sln Wah. ~peraon0l-23 cents.
Sing Leo " Go, mdse and personal-$4.77.
Ton Hing n Co, p%ersonal-@ cents.
9uonH Nov, personal-$162.
Yong Hing \ Co, mdse-$3.S5.
Quong Wo Long, ~mdse-$15.4O.
Hop ChonR d Go, personal-$3.86.
Leo Foo Sing, personal-xl.6l.
John Chung, mdse and personal-$t.
Unknown.
Lots b.6,T 3, blk 81. Central No. B.
$18.48.
Lot II, blk Z, Lockey-$3.47.
Lot 70. blk 20, Lockey-x1B, 10.
Part los u, blk 10, HI improve-SlS6. 81,
6ox297, T&T. Placer-elha.M.
Lot =. 2bx190, G&C, Placer-$924 ~.
Lots0 10. blk !, II 4 improvc-S8.al.
I4ots -. II, blk O., Lockey-$5.98.
Lots 8, O. blk B30. II T--37.Sb.
Lot l, blk "a, HT-*4. 69.
Lots 10. II. blk $40. Central t26.sa
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4, tFo.s H. 10. II, u, 70, IL,

Il Eo y ld,a,.e,i,1Ss.1aa, 10. II, Y, %, Is
Tot Z, blk b81, Easterly--48.66.
Lot ., blk 90, CentYal-33.M.
Isots u, 10. blk ~, Central--37.86.
!. Lots III. n, blk 10, Lockey-&8.7O 10.
: Lot l, blk B., N p-17,7O.
Lots q, ~, "a. n, blk %. Cannon-e11.O0
Lot 13, blk 127, Ming-t1.1.
Lots Z and 8, blk Z, Csntral-f10.98.
Lots 4 and 0, blk d, Hswins--39.98.
Ioas a ., 4, pt lot 3, blk 40. II T imI
Lots D and 10, blk n, q A--S4Oo.
z 20 feet lots l and 2, blk n, a A-42.16
NeH neA. !seil4 neAll, neA sea nw1 seN
100 acres and imp--4l1.4.
Lots II, y, blk II; lets.?, 8, blk 18; lott
u. y, blk IL; lots 8, 4, blk 20; lot 8, blk n
lots 3, 4, blk 81, u G-S28. IL.
Lon3 4, 8. 8, z, g., Q, 10, blk Is, II G.
Iot !, blk %. r G-s2.s2.
Lots l, 2, blk 2, r G--&1.80.
Lots 3, 81. s, blk 3. FGG-$3.O6.
Lot IL, blk 6, + G-x4.31,
$3.50.
Lot 20, blk 2, FG-s2.4s.
Lot z. blk l, u G--92 cents.
Lots ID. IA, blk "A, r G-&4.N.
Lots 7, 8, blk 30, n G-H3.85.
Y ~ II lot 16. blk III, FG--46 cents.
n IA II lots n, %, blk Ii. FG-$1.54.
Lots 10, 16. blk "a. r G-$4.77.
Lots9 8, 10. blk 30 r G-$3.85.
Lots IL, IL. blk 80, II GAS,
Lots 8, 10. blk SO, FG-$a.s6.
u. w. s. Folk,
Treasurer Of City Of Helena.
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ton; Sugar Coated Large boxes, containing
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Mail lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. d. c., January \, 1891. :
Proposals will be received At the Contract OF
flee of this Department until 4 p m. of March
"a, 1891, for carrying the mails of the United
States upon the routes. and according to tbs
schedule of arrival and departure specified by ths
department, in the state of Montana. from July
l, 1891, to Jone 80, 1894. Lists Of routes, with
schedules Of arrivals and departures, instructions
to bidders, with forms for contracts and bombs,
and all other necessary information, will be fur.
nished upon application to Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Postmaster General.
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Via Chicago and the popular Chicago, So
Paul and Kansas City Railway. The thou
sands of people who annually leave the
Dakotas, Manitoba and the northwest fol
their old homes in Canada and he east vii,
find the a~bove-named route safe, comfort
aple. speedy and e~IcesdinRlZ, pleasant. Il
81. Paul and Chicago, and rnns the finest
trains OF any road In the west. Only 18K
hours between Minneapolis or st. Paul and
Chicago. For particulars address Il. u.
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent, l95
East Third street, st. Paul, Mimi, OF w.
z e: b~oussnbark. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Chicago. Ill.