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The total collections Of internal revenue dur
ing the first ten months of the fiscal year end
ing June So 1882, were sl25, 546, oel an increase
Of s5.sos,sA compared with the collections
dnrins the corresponding period Of the previous
fiscal year. The receipts were a. follows: spir-
its, ga. 7S5, sos, an increase Of e6,4l5961; to-
bacco, e2S. 7S3, 296, . decrease Of GAIT $50:
fermented liquors, s2s, 75e, us, an increase Of
81, 167 $50; oleomargarine. 81. los, $50, an in
crease Of ear ,71S; miscellaneous, &l60, 202. q
decrease Of e7s,50a The receipts during April,
1892, were eSS2, l6s greater than those for April,
1891, mainly on spirits.
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no Marshall Hall.

Encampment So, Union Veteran Legion, gives
an excursion today TO Marshau Hall. The new
steamer River Queen took down goodly num-
Der at o'clock this afternoon, end more az ex-
pectsd TO leave on the o'clock boat
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The court Of chancery at Trenton, n. J., yss-
terdAy rsfused 20 admit 10 probate the WI 4
the lsts Job Male, the Plainfeld millionaire
The WI had bean drawn up BY lawyer, bst
before MAle could sign IL he became uncon-
scious and rsmsined 90 until death. Ths coure
holds that Although Male nodded assent 10 -
provisions Of the viii ~ they were read ovw -
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The soldier to the races went,
Though hot and long the tramp;
He did not mourn the time he spent
To view this hJss-style camp.
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The Chinese question as it appears in the mis-
sion schools taught by pretty girls seems to
be, "You mally me?''
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Cavalry Drill at Fort MYeI

Cavalry Drill at Fort Myer.
The hour for the cavalry drill at Fort Myer
has been changed to $50 PM, and the drill il
daily in good weather, except Saturdays and
SUNDAYS
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LIzzIx NooRE, the three-year-old dauehteu
Of Sergeant James Moore Of the third polios
precinct, fen through . cellar doorway ysster.
DAyns attended hsr.
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The bookmaker illustrates the injustice of life
He is constantly getting the best Of his bet
tors.
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People should not allow the belief that
beauty is skin deep to lead them to decorate
the sidewalk with banana peels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18

Sarah Bernhard was, when she slept in
coffin, undoubtedly the woman in the case.
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'Tve got an idea for an OPERA" said one
| writer to another.
Something new in the way Of plot, en-"
'No; plot be hanged. / know a man. who
wants to sell an elephant cheap
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SHOOTING STARS.

"De debbil, said Uncle Zeb, Gam not always
ez black ez he am painted. Neider am he
always painted ez black ez he ia
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CARHAnr & Lr1Dr.
s2s 7TH ST. AND 7Oe ST. NV.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS. silk en-
broidery around the neck and arm; SOC.
quality; fortunate purchase enables us to
sell the lot at Sic. colors: White. Ecru.
Lavender and Blue.
IRISH LAWN the look and feel Of linen: crisp and
cool 80 inches wide; l21<c. very cheap.
COTTON CHALLIE, Cream ground printed prettier
than ever; SC. per yard.
IDEALIAN; ~ inches wide; equal in beauty TO
French Challie; Cream ground; beautiful
printing; only lie. yard.
MATING; good quality at 12,Sc. to 40c. special
prices by the roll Of 40 yards.
CARHART LEIDY.
my14 ses 9Th 1t. and FOG K st. NV.
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81 don't like that young man from New
York, said Cincinnati girl.
CIV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-CHEAP-les5 MARION ST. /; SEVEN
m TISns' all mod mFs ARPS sS Sy1sr SMITH
E,oR Saloon EASY PAYMENTS. 5s7 FLORIDA
swoRasTE6T BRADLEY. 81 ssiif 81. INV NV mi6,3t
EoR sALE-A CHARMING HOUSE ON E ST. n E. !.
July pspsred and in psri.c. condition subject 70
trust for s2 100 for years We VIII ss for ~ 40 to
BR gsf5{ ERfsas fse gu W. cash. Syi6
EoR sALE-1a23 9TH ST. NV THIS PROP
ssh SOL soid s ana G 81 sn z
York ave. myl6-3t
FOE sALE-lsI; ST; NE; NEAR B-........s 88 550 S
Coed houses NV and o & fGg spa. cash Ioyps1ss
FoR sALE.THE ONLY RFNAINING HOUSE IN
bet. and n e. y roolns and 5ath handsomely pa,
ss.S and mSh.iIy pa1 fs sW5kasr e
BRADLEY. s,7 st. NV. myl6:t
''Dn Sl ,i"n' VIII j ISL tSr PSRnT inef sIssy
LWR sALE-AT Two-THIRDs IT'S VALUE I
have s-room cottage in excellent order in laurel
Md Eithn min ,,s, walk from depot. together
cry &c price Of properly IS 800 viii sell on very
spp5 f 70 q ioRDxS ~ %ys
E,OR SALE-HANDSOME NEW 3sTORY BRICK
II a9d
rated carefully built under our personal supervision
For n tS %
TYLER RUTHERFORD 1907 i st. NV aiis3!s 34t'
EQR sALE-ATTRACTIvR HONE AT TAKoNA
furnace &c. lot contains between ls 600 and 1S 900
@sTs lsF' DE 4fL 2H fEf H i7
Tor sALE-CENTRALLI LOCATED CORNER
- property on business street; price Low To quick
my n.y. 2S: TYLER L RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST.
E,OR sALE-NEw, ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
Il modern dwelling in fashionable center northwest
well adapted for entertaining. PRICE. Sl 900; terms
accommodating. TYLER h RUTHERFORD.
rny7-2w' 1907 Vt.
EsOR SALOON NEW YORK AVE. NV, TWO
Il story and basement brick house. Price 81, 800.
THOS q. AENSEf CO..
d99 tmyl36,l 1900 + st. n W.
E.OR SALE-S5O CASH $40 MONTHLY. WILL
Il buy y fine frame house northeast, convenient
tocars. Price. u. 0OU EASTERpAY NALLERY.
EOR sALE-A PICK or THE MARKETS BEST
handsome new brick house. New York ave. bet. LIST
and n. Capitol sts.. 81, 100.
New brick 18th bet. i and U sts.. 90. 500
3-story brick. bet 9Th and 10th sts n W, 81. 600
For "a 900 neat 2-story and cellar bay window
brick, W ST. near 13th w.. 6r and bath, In excellent
condition.
property IL IN piece Offering on 14th
ST. NV 1t can be made gilt edge Investment.
In desirable section Of the southeast offer at
tractiSe modern 2story and basement brick. Or and
bath. at the low price OF 81. 500
should nous Of these be just what you call at
PROCTOR PROCTOR.
Real Estate aud Insurance,
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GATES PRrsESr-THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES
THAT PRECEDED THE OPENING OF THE Busi-
NESS sKssIoS-BrsRoP PAREr TEE PREsipISa
OFFICER.
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because Of his manners. When he called
here yesterday he asked for drink of water"
Suppose he did?'' s.;
"Why, he ate it with his fingers'
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Of the Oldest and best-known men in the
diocese, made motion nominating Mr. Worth
as secretary The bishop refused to entertain
the motion on the ground that Mr.. Abert's name
was not on the rolls, and he therefore was not q
member Of the convention. Mr.. Albert at
tempted to speak, and the bishop asked him if
he appealed from the decision OF the church
Mr.: Albert said that he would be
obliged to. He then formally appealed.
and in his explanation stated that he had
presented his credentials to the clerk. but the
latter had refused to accept them. The bishop
explained that it was important that the dele
gates to the convention should be prompt in
presenting their credentials in order that their
names can be placed ON the roll
for the organization. To correct an
evil which had been growing he
had thought best to insist upon an adherence to
the rule. In view Of Mr.. Abert's explanation
that his credentials had been presented and re-
engaged In the work Of the opening session of
the convention, the bishop reversed his ruling.
Mr.. Abert's credentials were accepted and the
episode was made use of to demonstrate to the
delegates the importance Of sending in their
credentials at an early date.
- THE sIsuoP's ANNUAL ADpRKss..
The bishop then read his annual address,
which gave an account Of his work during the
past year. He stated that he had confirmed
l,9O6 persons, ct which ,228 were females and
126 colored people. While this number showed
an increase Of $50 over the past year yet
the record was not equal to the year 1880 and
several years previous.. II was not equal TO the
possibilities, and the bishop spoke urgently Of
the need Of greater effort and interest
in bringing those outside into the
church. He spoke Of the importance Of
mission work in the large cities and aid that
one reason why moro was not done in this line
was the lack Of clergy. There ere, perhaps,
now - many clsrgy - the people are
wiling to support, but there should be
spirit which win led he church 10 20 out
and reach he neglected. classss. Ths church
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E'OR sALE-CHEAP-1625 MARION ST. SEVEN
rooms: all mod imTs- Apply to owner.
my16-2t EMMONS 3. SMITH.
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THE CHURCHES.

Cakes Street M. Il. c~hurch-service at II
a. M and 1880 p. 10. by the pastor.
First Baptist church, Eighth avenue and
Warren street-Rev. G. b. Allen, Jr., pas.
tor. Morning theme, Family Religion
In the evening the topic will be "The lrue
Self-luterest."A JAIL
Unitarian services. G.. A. II. hall-Mr.
Crooker will preach at IL IA. m. on Jesus
Mission as He Understood 1t. At 1880 r. m.
on '"The Bible as Authority" Sunday
schools at l2:15 r. m.
Congregational church, Benton avenue
and Spruce street-Preaching by the pastor.
Rev. +. d.. Kelsey. sc. D.. on the themes.
"A Wonderful Victory and IA Hidden
Anchor" All are cordially welcomed.
Grand street M. i. church south
Preaching to-day at usual hours, II n. m.
and seven p. M, by the pastor, Il. HI.
Shaeffer. Subject. "The Needs and Condi-
tions of a Revival" A welcome to all.
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
Preaching by the pastor to young men at
IL a. m. Subject of sersom: Taking Ac-
count of Stock" Sunday school at 1916
p. M. Epworth League. G:30 p. n. Leo.
ture by the pastor at 1880 2. M. Subject
''InRsrsoll Cross Examined" Subject to
prelude: "A Visit to Plymouth Rock. !"
All are cordially invited. j. Wesley Hill
pastor.
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Thrown FRUM A TRAIN.



ferrous Charge Made Against IA brakeman
by n Dying Man.
George Ramsey. tho man who was picked
up by an %eaat-bound Northern Pacific
freight train last week, between Avon and
Elliston. and taken to the latter point. was
subsequently removed to Deer Lodge, where
he fingered until Wednesday Of this week.
During his rational moments, DIR. Owings,
tho attending physician, CLEANED the fol-
lowing from Ramsey. according to the Now
Northwest: While stealing a ride on n
freight train, Ramsey was nccosted by one
OF the brakeman, (the head brakeman he
thought), and asked to give MP money for
his fare. Ramsey told tho man no had no
money. when the brakeman seized him.
and being a more powerful man than Ham
sey, forced him to tho door Of the car and
pushed him, head fret, down the rocky
embankment, causing n compound fracture
of the skull. some two hours afterwards
he was picked mp in an unconscious condi-
ton and taken back to Elliston n placed
under tho cnre Of DIR. Eastman until re-
moved to Deer Lodge. Ramsey's parents.
who live in Piketon. Ohio, were notified.
He WAS aged aboat % years, and from all
appearances seemed to | o a man OF refine
ment and education. Steps are being taken
by Sheriff Quigley to arrest the brakeman.
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Calhoun Opera Com pany.

Tomorrow morning the sale of books
for the short season of opera given by the
Calhoun Opera company will begin. These
books contain six tickets. good during the
engagement at any time. and are sold at
$3.50, Monday and Tuesday only. Wednes-
day the seats will be reserved. Those not
having the season book can secure coupe
tickets at $1.50 each.
The Butte Miner has the following notice
of the appearance of the company in
Butte: "Maguire's opera house WAS filled
last night to its full capacity with an au-
dience that had gathered to witness the
rendition of the pretty opera of Said
Pasha' by the Calhoun Opera company.
The company, with but few exceptions, was
unknown in this city; but the performance
fully merited the large turnout that greeted
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A party Of young people went to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wallace. Jr., on Fri
day night. and enjoyed a good old fash
Toned candy pull. Part OF the evening was
spent in playing 'keno," and the remainder
given over to looking after the 'sweets." A
regular routine of teas, etc. Those who
participated were the Misses King. Frank
lin. Blaine, Swami, e. Swami, Cullen and
Gordon, and the Messrs. Walter and War
rem King. 8. Carpenter, N. Hotter, Prosser,
and FL. Walker.
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NOTICE-IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of
~ the First judicial district of the state of
Montana in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke,
In the matter of the application Of tho Mount
Helena Tunnel and Mining company to dissolve
and disincorporate.
Notice is hereby given that the Mount Helena
Tunnel and Mining company, a corporation
formed under the laws of the state of Montana.
has presented TO the district court of the First
judicial district of the state of Montana, in and
for the county of Lewis and Clarke, IL petition
praying to be allowed to disincorporate and
dissolve; and that Wednesday. the 18th day Of
January. 1881. at ten uOl o'clock a. m, or AS
soon thereafter rs counsel can be- heard, has
been appointed as the time, and the court room
OF department number l of the district court OF
the FIRST judicial district of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke,
MS the place at which tho said application is TO
be heard.
In. witness whereof | have hereunto SGT my
hand and affixed the seal of the district court
aforesaid. this the 10th day of December, A. i =.
1872.
(sEAI-l JOHN BEAN, Clerk,
Mcdonnell, Clayberg & Gum. Attorneys for
Corporation.
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was held linfthe hall Of Una, Helena business
college. Those who tripped the Fight fen
tastic we're the Misses Lice Rector Hiek-
man, Jurgens, Dickins. Lanahorne. Curtis.
Silverman, Mcintyre. Quirk. Il. Child.
Bartos, Husy, Kinslsy, knobb, McComas,
j.. Rector, and the Messrs. Clarke, Kicker,
Pfanitt, HeiRler, Ming, Sterling, Fisk.
Henry Dahler, Billiard, Silverman, Fretz.
Il. Pfeuitt, Wilmer. Hillman, MoNearney,
Horsky, Kleinsohmidt. Murphy, Davis.
Wilson, Bryce and Bradley.
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81 XIV X
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS Store
Grand Exhibition of
Elegance and Worth

For the holidays this season We exhibit mcd goods pmnHkIdh usefulness, and elegance
n 1eena city, The Jew Imk store has too much esteem and respect for their patrons to offer
any line of goods the maes of which would essen their great nae Or dmpn the praise the
of Montana have 50 nMy bestowed Las the ONE STORE that has checked the ao Of eastern
catalogues The display comprises such good as ueEr refined can offer without a bush such goods
only that are credit 10th purchaser mda compmenh to her recipient
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ALIAS SUMMONS-1N II DISTRICT
II court of the First judicial district Of tho
state of Montana, in and for the county or
Lewis and Clarke.
Jenn.e + atie Jennings, plaintiff, vs.. George T.
Jennings, defendant.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required t, appear in an action
brought AGAINST yen b. the above named plaintiff
OF the state of Montana, in and for tina county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive of tho
day of eervice) after the service on you of this
ummons il served within this county; or. il
served OUT of this county, but within thus district.
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days.
or judgment by default will be taken a2alnstyo
according to the prayer of said complaint.
lhe SAID action Is brought TO optsin u do
extsting between the plaintiff and defendant and
awarding the custody of tire two minor children:
Harry George and Arthur William, the issue of
said marriage, TO plaintiff. Tho ground upon
which said action ia based is the desert on OF
said plaintiff by the defendant since May 10,
1890.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and snswer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to tbs
court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the real Of the dis
state of Montana. in and for the
~-A-- county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this I'D day of November, in the
I jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
49, JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY G. w. BURTON, Deputy Clerk.
Walsh & Newman, Attorneys for Plant If.
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Field READ Reid
Gorgeous dress patterns and laces

Gorgeous dress patterns and laces
Elegant furs for ladies and children
Ready made dresses for street or evening wear
Don't forget, an imported tea gown or wrapper
is pretty
Think well, then buy one of our fur capes and
muff to match
How very pretty fifteen yards of Bengaline silk
would sound
Her heart beats with pleasure at the sound of
five yards of broadcloth
That royal purple dress pattern is only SIS
The silk dress pattern you spoke of we will sell
for $Ioo
Assuredly a black cashmere or reversible shawl
for mother
| heard that blond niece ask you for seven yards
cardinal henrietta a.
Your aunt would be so grateful for a Priestly
dress pattern
Our Brussels carpet would delight your wife
You might make one of our rich Smyrna rugs
answer
Splendid display of French embroidered and
chiffon handkerchiefs
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ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
IA court Of Helena township.
State of Montana, county OF Lew and Clarke
$.
Before c. +. Gage, justice of the peace.
John Sarar, plaintiff, versus Anton saftic,
defendant,
The state OF Montana to the above named de-
fendsnt, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me. I. /. Gage. a justice OF the peace
in andtor the county OF 1t wis and Clarke. at my
Office in Helena, on the sth day of December.
A. ID. 1892, at 10 O'Clock n. m. OF said day, then
and there 10 make answer to the complaint of
John sarar, the above named plaintiff. in Il civil
action to recover the sum of thirty dollars, for
money, to-wit so paid, laid out and expended
Tor the defendant at defendants Request be-
tween sept. ! and sept, ~, 1892; defonafnt
promised to pay said sum to plaintiff prior to
the commencement of this action, but failed and
refused to do 81, althou III rast due and de-
manded; and in default thereof JUDGMENT will be
rendered against you, Anton Saftic, tho above
named defendant, for the sum of thirty dollars
and costs of suit in this behalf expended
Given under my hand this list day of December.
A. d. 1892. G. +. GAGf.
Justice of the Pea"e of said ! ownship.
Il. r.. Purcell, Attorney for Plaintiff,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN THE DIS
.lN' Iouf. " 'no hiet !Euiciai uls.tiot y.
Lewis and Clarke,
IN the matter of the estate of Andrew lhunson.
deces sed.
Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned. ad-
ministrator of tho estate of .snul CIV runson. do.
ceased, TO the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary Vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice.
to the said administrator, at the law Office of
hassena Billiard, room :, cold block, in the city
Of Helena, in tho count Of Lewis and Clarke,
state of Montana, the same Icing the place for the
transaction OF the business OF said estate in said
county of Lewis and Clarke,
MATTHIAS ANDERSON,
Administrator OF the estste of Andrew / ruuson.
deceased.
Dated Oct. "a. 1892.
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Only Two Nights and Fast Time to Chi

The Great Northern makes several hours
quicker time-Helena to st. Paul-than any
other line; is the only line which makes the
run to Chicago in two nights, other lines
using three and four nights.
b. ii. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
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monicas, jews harps. chime bells. china toys,
drums, horns, and other noise making toys at
The Zee Hive.
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it. The applause demonstrated that the
spectators fully enjoyed themselves. 1t is
a we'll balanced company, and the play is
30 arranged that each one of the cast has
something to do, and last nights perform
ance showed that each one was capable of
the work assigned him or her.
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Foster'skid gloves are very genteel as a Christ
mas gift.
Ladies, the newest style of gents neckWear is
LaDuzaine and Four-in-Han
a stylish fan is very appropriate as a holiday gift
Madam, your husband should wear black silk
hose-we have them
Don't walk out with your best girl unless you
buy an elegant umbrella
Our black silk mittens would be much prettler
on some lady's hand
Those opera silk hose are. beautiful, and very
appropriate
Would those ladies' silk combination suits
answer? Well we should smile
A rich chenille table cover would be just the
thing
Did'we hear you say those two pairs of Cluny
lace curtains?
The white blankets you priced are displayed in
the window
Perhaps you prefer those rich chenille portieres
Don't overlook our French damask table sets.
They are SO elegant
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CALHOUN
COMIC OPERA

Rooks containing ak tickets good al any time
during the engagement. $3.50, On sale Monday
and Tuesday, lie. j. and IL. kcs served seat sale
opens Wednesday, Dec. Il, at the drag store of
fope& DConEor. Plic-s, entire lower floor
81. %, gallery 80 &c lts