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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
National Bank


l or HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL, BGOO,OOO.
SURPLUS AND PROF ITS, 100000
Designated Depository OF the
United States.
~lnterest Allowed on limo Der osits.
General Banking Ensinsi y Transacted.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Directors.
~. HhUSllR President.
II. w. KNIGHT, Cnshjer.
Y. II, kIElNsCHMIDT, Asst. Cashier.
GEO. II, HILL, I'd Asst. Cashier,
Granville Stuart, stockurowcr
Hon. T. G. Power. q. i, Senator,
4. Z. Curtin, Clarke, Conrad a. Curtin
i. =. Hamilton, CnpitAlist
lhas. X. Wells, Merchant.
A. NJ. Hotter. A.. III. Holtar Hardware Co
Associated Banks:
North western National Bank, Great Falls.
rirst National Rank, Missouri
First National Bank, Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Interest allows on time deposits. Exchange
isausd en- e reipn Countries.
Transfer Of money by telegraph. First-class
city, county. and state securities bought and sold.
Collsctionspromptly attended to.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

NO. 44Os.
Helena Naticnel Bank 80.
OF HELENA. MONT.
CAPITAL, $500 900
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars, Day Coaches. Pull.
man ! onrist bleepcrs and Free Colonist Sleep.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE.

Pullman service daily between Chicago. a.
FAal., Montana, and The aeifc III west:
ana between St. Paul, Minneapolis and Min.
nesola, North Dnkota and Manitoba points.
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pftli9s a1arpldnhrr Gi(tnbabn.
Tfittpod d, ben %. SUM 1892, aniansene, Der
Iafen 5ase bic 9tasH,StatIou rpIe folst:

gaittpoh, ben %. SUM- 1892, anfans.ns, Der.
IaiisH 5ass bic 9tasH'statSa, ME tOlst:
4.3o -S1n.lzgotSus na6 Observation-Disclosures,
SabH- uHo iloIi1cn uHo iuoustl6en 4untttH, ioiuis
nod glunoon, 2PeftmIHfer, yiemsgEIHolor, nnoHz
SIloge, breotuf SHnttloH, DletdHlcstofur, Blue
&Io9e SiahHclb SurnaS SIftas prIug, Blue DiouuSn,
@oacMoHi, paaerstofun uHo aus tnonlrH oHHtdgs)
Gbombcrsbura, RapHtsboro uno Funtten On -S. q
6. 9 selienba3n," 1iauIHsbnrs, Se..S. uno gBinhss
fter. 90.
Sdeltt, SonntaqS ausqeuommeu:
700 OYoratns-accomMooaiiou nab Sauouer uro
GETTYSBURG Ba, nHo allen Ennlt,n an Der %. q p.s
GlullioH" NHo Der Ddupilnlt oflId onSmor1sGrope,
iome Der eitnsbuIaz NaIrs hura Sjabn."
sos Diorstns-B -BofSua nadb Didamspori, pagers.
toipH. Sbpp.nsbnrs nHo Bunttsn on Der Sanpr.SIHl.
uno %. q IS. 8.sStftHbabH," IODIe 5reosIlf uno
gmmits6urs uno aunttrn an Der -ytoTi0fs gSef,rnz
SlhH" nab SbeuaHooah.
9.15 Diorstrs- -EeusUiarzGrprcs.
1000 Ytor9ens- s-atcommoodtioHsBus nadb llnions
gIbse unO SaEoueY. 3D.. nit SsrtlnoHna in paHos
per nad,gtensSrforo, GETTYSBURG, DIT. 1olpzSprinss
uHo Carlisle.
lbs yiadlmittass- S.unen. i3us mad, arIiHstou.
2.25 Rahmitta9s- ccoumopatlonsSu9 Hat SMos
rns6roue.
800 Wadbmittass = Blue Nlountainsgrpres nab
2Seifminier, Hepz2Einoior, uuioHzSrto9e, 6reoeud,
0iepauicstolon, Slue Slose, Snena>9SiitG= Sprius,
SIue Yiountain, Sa9eIstOpn, VfGriiHsburg Iuo
geintenrr. (BaIlors2sa9soH.)
3.32 yiahmiitaos - Grpre6Sus nab arlington,
Soiparbpiae, SpiHss' DiIns, SluHooH, icple nab
Bunfteu on Der - .zEpifion," DIT. oap Springs,
Carlisle uHo 4untten On Der "@ettpsbursz9anopsIs
Sahn-"
400 0aGmittass- grpr,sSue nad arlington, ut.
Sope, Suoblopf Barf, giies0le, @reeI Spriu9s
Sunfiion, SriHes' Dhns, ct. Georges, 9lpnoon,
GIcnzNals, SiEfsbura, BGtapsco, 9arrouton, SSeits
minil,I, apoHbale giteforb, s2Blnoor uIo Stas
ticuen peiilib Der pauptinc, ioiptc Smmltsburs,
uno -B.=@. S.=SiieubabH" uno -yioIIoli=gSeferHs
Rabn" uHS Funittn iuollh.
6.l5 9ahuIlioa;- - Accommodation nab unions
gribse uno Sanoprr.
6i3 abtHss = accommOoationssus mad IluiOns
Sribee.
s46 -gccOmmoSatiOnsus nab gmOra.
ll.35 ab,nSs- GccOmmosGtiOnssus naa gmOrs.
@IoBe.
Sur Sonntaas:
$50 SorHittass -accommooatious3u Hahlnisn,
Srioee uHo !pGHoper.
2.3o gta3mittass accOmmooatioussus rad9 llnioHa
Eribae.
. 1890 abeHss Observation-Disclosures nab gmorqs
Grope.
SIae inbe SiIIeuz citation elm
9GsIid um us abenos. 2dsIit, ausatnomnlcn
Gountaes, $50, TAO. $40, 9.31. 10.40, 1l.47
8or>, 2.40, $40 Rahmittass, 6.1O, 6.52, $50
uao 1857 gbenos.
sinr Sonutaas nm 91o unS 1920 0aOrs,ns unS
els uno 9.O5 abenbs.
gilctpr uno @epdd=OfFce gar. 2o5, Sf>saItimOre.
Stra6e.
ale 3hs. battsu On Der Union, BsnHipIuoHia=ap.s
uuez unb Grltonz Station an.
Z. ". Gope, GeneraIzS Stbdftsfibr.r;.
Q55-l 3. .. SrisWpIs, SYaiiasisr=Assut.
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pSeedssia" an sSeiis y ORB etpenae .

B,i'm gesinn bes iettsen Sahrhunberts tauite 9arl
Sohn, Elm orutlter SautmanH, In S1ltimorezS ouRtp
na9e Der Stabt SatlmOrs sineE sanoitrid, nul bars
ani Sn pobnen. Die 6arm mar sinbuubert gdsr Sano
erof uHo 1T ieitoem nets i'm Sclite Der Samllle gez
blieben. Gr nGnute ben 4laS rBeefz pill" me9eH Der
poril9;t1e1 Sdume bieier Art, uelhe aui benz Ylaee
puhien. Slnbunoert Sabre babeu aui -Seedb Slll"
9roBe Serdnoernn9cn berpor9eruicn. Der Glas lIeat
lett iHHerbab bes Staotpehbiloes, bie perldHssrte
RorosgoeEue 9ebt bIrourd uno lit IN SauplGBe iur
poritdbthe Sduier aus9elegt. Is iit cine ihonc,
Staot init allen tdotllden Sequemdtelten. absr bod
au oem Sanoe niinitt iollte hiHaus sebeH uno iitl
oas sano aHiebcE: es bot ftdotides Waier rHo
faotllhes 95as. Die Strasen pcroeu ebeH NIT 9ies
heleat, uno netts SteiHs uno SiaHieR9dnse lno aHf
ben 2rottoiren 9eIe9t. Bon bauSbdlteriiteH Samls
lleupdtsrn iote bic 2hatiate, bat bic Steuern nur
60 Cents BON je bunbert Dollars betra9en unb Dor
bem Sabre 1900 ndlt 9eite9ert fueroen tonnen, als
Elm groSer Sortbel ericlHeE, uEo nit bios bic gbz
aabeH miien bis oabH ii aHi oeIc Jlate beirdHfen,
aud bic gSertbdbihdsuus, aui @ruHb Uelder biciels
ben uni9ele9t Deroen, faHn bis 1900 nit1t erbo6t
iperoen.
gRenn ete gum s.seniudrtiscn 8r,iie eincn 9aupIaS
iausH, 10 beben Sic Die Sewlsbsit, bab er aldbri9
I'M 2Sertbe itei9en mIro.
gSas miroen Sle lleber tbun, fpeHn Gle Elm Seiu
haben iuoleHf Gin Sau5 nit 10 ooer Is jSrs Srontc
I'M polbebauten 2beile Der Staot init ooer 10 Doll
lars Der iSu6 (Sruno iaieH o5er eHhunoert Su6 aui
-Seetzolu" gu 81 so pro NroHtfuB eriuerbenE
Sit ipcroen auf eas Cine s1.55 Steusrn fur ie
500 rno SO SeEt5 auj oas slnocre beSdbleu.
dit Der elettribcn SGbH neroen Sic nad elmer 9es
nuBrelten iSahrt BON SuGu5l9 uiinuten nab Sbren
geitdftsotale gelaH9cH. Sn benz eiren sale babeI
Sic 2Saiier, Gas, BoItSei BoitiadleH AbIisieruns
Him., uHb gu 9iadbarH habeH Sic 3ieseieinmauern
unb beige itGubise 2rottolre uEo StraBeR.
in bem dneeren Sale baben Sic 9paier, Gas,
Bolltet, YOts abtsieruEs uEo 81 9tatbarH Slumen,
grimes Gras, rein. %uit uHo Sdume au benz Sanoe.
Seseben Sic fidp aui Der elettrli6cH SabH, DeIdbe
IN gioro GueHue fdbrt, llHaus nno idauen Sic i1
rSeedzSil" IN. gSesen ionger austunit fueuben
Sic iid on 6ieIoer s: SIinsluff, DIR. 100, Sf=
Seriugtons, gde Der q. 8auIitraSs, ooer an Srant
Slingluff. Gr. 800, Observation-Disclosures.
(Ytai23, ,DioDii6r-T)
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Carnegie bat NtdtS su 70 seu.
GtIcubabus1tufdQe.

9ubuaue, Sa., 8. Suli. - Gorf &
@bitbp's QirtuSSug, aus 22 gSaggOnS be.
lteheno, 1T leds Yteilen unterbalb McGres
aor peruu9liidt. Su 6OI9e emes A6ieus
6rud)es murDen fiinf gSaggons aus Dem
Gelene geworien uno brelBIg Yierbe getoD.
ret. Su eincm Der gSag9OnS pareu pieriebu
Bteroe unb fiiui;ebu 1arbi9e Niuiltanten.
SeoeS Der Yferoe mur0e auI Der Steue ges
toStet, aber idmmtlid)e WiuiITautrn, nit
Ausuabme BON Speieu, bliebeu uuperiebrt.
glls Der Sirius 0ireltor cen ShaOeu &c.
wabrte, rief er aus: u9iein Soft! Wtene
pler,ehu beiteu YierSe ilnO 9et0Otet unO
nid)t eiu eluSiger BON oieieu uero- S9mars
Sen!"
Qaucafter, 3D., 9. Juli. - gluf Ser
gia Gbldies Sriide Der vFenuiplpania
@iieubahnn in Der gtdbe BON ganOlspille,
ereiquete fid] beute Wtorgen 43 llbr Elm gu.
iamm.nitOB ;lueier Yahugiersiise, Der in.
Deilen perbGltniBmdBig 9liidli9 abgelauien
If. Sin aus Sullmnns2Saggous belteheu.
Der Grtrasua mar Ill SanbIsuile auf oaS
Seitenaelelle gebradt iuoroen, I'M bic erite
Settion bes 4bllaoelpb sGrpreB;u9eS Dor.
beifabren Al Iaien. Die Yulman.9Saggons
erhielteu oauu Das 9Se9erett unO Der Smei.
ten Seftion beS Hbllaoelpbia.@ .@rpreB;ugeS
lpurbe unbefObIeu, in 0tt. Sop lisseH au
blelben.
Der gotOmotiufiibrer ueriud)te ieOod trob
bieies SeteblS pas Nebengelelie III 2auois-
bile III errei1eu. Die Yullmanz zBag9ous
batten Dalielbe iOebeu uerlaileu, alS bic
Sweite Settion oes YbilaOelpbier GrpreB'
Suses oaner lam uno Die beiOen gotomOtiueu
auf Ser @hldles Bride gegen einaH0er
runuteu. Gum Slid iubren bsioe 3iige
lausiam, auOernfalS wdre eiu idredlI3eS
uuQliid gel9eheu. Die beloeu 9otomotiuen
iluo libel ;useri4tet, oOd fielsH iie nidt iiber
bic 80 6uB bobe Bride blnab. Der 9epdd-
g3assOn Oes OltlIf sebenOeu 3us.s wurbe
lfarf bei9dbist. Die gOfomOtluflibrer uno
bei,er Der bsiO.n !3Ise eu,tamen ml leldten
SerIeeunsen; nnr Der @epddmeiter bes
$bila6slpbler 3nses wuroe ihwer uerieet.
Gr trus eiuen Sru9 oes S6ulterbIattes
Sauon. Die Yuiiuslere wuroeu ti9tis
Dur6aeriittelt, blieben je6of uubeiddolgt.
Das Gelsiie mar bic II llbr Sormittass
bIodirt-
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SS. Snrlep uerbaitet uno pom Eoli;eIrdter
0iiller uuier $1,000 Siirgidait iiir paS @e'
ridltSperfabreu ieltgebalten.
uufdlle.-2llS all Dem ueueu 0taldls
nenhauie Der ygSaibiuQtous ScorgetOwner
Sabnaeiellidlait" oil Der g., SpliUen lSt.
uno IA. StraBc, 9tOr0meit, am Srelta9 Y.
s. @autrpeu, Gill 6EbrmaHn uon SpTIn9'
mans @rpreBpagen, nit Dem Ablaocn poH
ihmereu Giientiideu befGftigt mar, gelIeih
er spiidlen Smet ocritiben nnp erIltt etnen
Sciubrud). Der Sermuuoete wurbe mad
benz pGmergeucp. .6oipital" gebrddlt, no CT
BON ben IerSteu Serr, SSoobmurb, 9eInede
une y. N. 9owen III Sebauoluug geHonl'
men muroe. Gaumeu lit 55 Sabre ait unO
mobut III Jtr. 403, G. StraBe. 9Sllb. SeH'
Ter, Der III 9tr. 10, SentoultroBe, mobnt,
iiiir;te, aIs er III Dem @ebluoe drbeltete,
iiber 20 Sub tief i'll Den Seller plnuuter, uo'
ourf er 9erlesungen oil Der outte. lopte
ON arme unO im Seiit]te bauon trug. Gr
muroe ebeHtallS nat Dem pGmergencp'So'
lpital" unO Don bort nGd leiuer 2Solnuu9
gebradJt. gbcu bnielbil iano 9luIuabme Gul
oolph j. Shuelber, Der III gtr. 2l9, a..
StraBe, po1uG; Derielbc mar III benleihen
@ebauoe bei'm NblaOcu uon QolS uou elRem
ihmereu Stude an Der gtaie 9emoiien, NOS
0urh oaS giaeuben brad.
- Der 3immermauu 2moS Silper BON
gtr. 314, SiOsGapitOliraBe, uurpe Nurh
Den @iHfur3 zines @eriillsS ben Dem Sau
zines Stales al Der IS. mo ytsStraBe am
SOpie unp i'm GeiidDt uerleet, 10 0aB er nad)
Dem pGmer9encp.QOipltal" gebratjt merpen
muBte.
Der Is Sabre ulte SObU 3ObniOn brad
Samiiag eln Yelu, oils er i'll &rOotIGnO uUn
sinem .Su9e Der nSaitimorcs SblOsSdhN"
ipraug. Sobniou wuroe mad leIuer SSubz
uung, 9tr. 20. S-SuaBe, gebrad)t, no lbu
Die AerSte SroOtS uuO 3uOiou III SebanO'
luun u1hupu
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NaDwaD's YtQen,
Sas aroBe Sc6era uno @asens
WSitteI

fur bic S,iluHs nllsr esiosH oss Tlasens, oer Sts
ber, Der Ginoepeioc, Eiereu. Slaie, Serpcns
idbmeri, geritopiung, SoartIeibiefeit, llnpfrs
oamIidIfeit, SiiioTtat, 5ieber, nnterieibss
Gntiitnoung, S9ammorb oioen uHo aleI eeoeH
ber @iReepeloe. JtelH pesstdbiliib, eHibdlt ltetH
Suedflber, DiiHeTGeu ooeT iddolite 0ro9neH
Yerfette VeroauIua fUiIo erGHst peHu MON
GGomap's Blleu eiHHlmHt gSeH1 mGE SIe5 t9aL
neIoeH
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@aibinstoner 9lgcntitr oes uSe'sts
id1cn Gprrciponoenteti."

Besen llmbauss msiHer BobHuIa in SIR. 467' u
straBs, Y.=gR, 1T Die gsentur bss ~9orreipOuorHttH"
Setpsilts rad 9tr. 11O9, 4. ctr, T.@ss., uertst
pOrOeH. Ssielunssn, aHSelseu uip. iusrOeH prompt
beioret.
d65-) Sobn u. W6uer, assnt.
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Gin &almpf init sd,mlteelcrn.

On Pee, s. Sull. - Sd)mu99er am
unteren Ct. goreus. .6Iuiie babsn oHeneu
Srisg geaen ben 3Oututter pGOHtance" Der
9omlnlouS &eglerung ertllrt. Setterer
hattie periu6t, einen groBeH Shooner init
geidmugge!tem gSblSfep tn 9Sertbe Don
$4,000 AM Soro ~ beldla9nabmen. Die
NauHiAait rutberieete ild. Capt. Vlap
telsgrapbirte mad Srupa, uno nm Hitter
nn9t iabr cine Abtbeilung ArtIaerie, l5
Diaun iiarf, inter oem SberbeIe9l pon
Capt. 6arleD mad Der e;eHe 0eS GOnT!Ittss
ab.
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D y s , ii d,

tranibafter 9opiitmerI, belrefeHoer atbem' Stolts
tat ueTmeoeH, oa Die asHoieEeH Speen odIu belttds
gen, oG6 lbre nGbreHoeH GigenihGiteH sum STlSs oe5
natlrlItleH Serbrdudc5 oes aOTyer5 beIlieueTH
EB- UlaH beobafte bic iolsenosH Spm9toMe pom
tIaHibaiien 3uidHoeH, meldhe in Der araHtbeIt oet
SeIoGuunlssCrgdHe tbre nriate bGbeH: 8erlIopluH9,
iHHeriite pdmouboIoeH, GHoTan9 oon Slut rccp benz
Rogis, Sdurc I'M UiGleH. uebelie, SoooreHHea stsI
por SpelitH, Sdlmerc im Didae1. iaures AnlroBeH,
SinteK uno unreatmdBiser NcIjtlG9. e,eiubl oeS
SritidsHs uHo gsureeH5 beim tieleH, ssihmddte
SehtrGt, tuHtte ODER GeUebe Dor Den An9eH, 6leoer
uHo ouHpier 9opiitmerJ DloEsel an FeIlplIaIIoH,
gslbe Saut ERo gu9eR, Stmeuen IN Der Selte. ocr
Suit HHo Den GlcoerH. ploetIter AHoIaHa poE siBe,
bTeHHeHoe5 Geiubl I'M iylclit.
gini3e ipeHigc DOZEN poH Haetpa1'S VIGen tpsrA
ben oas SpiteM Don aleH obeH 9eEaEHteI SeoeH be-
tIeleH.
Brts 25 cts. pro SdatteI. .3u psrtauisr Del alien
Sro9HilteH.
Sr. Rappap s. Co., gIr. 50, gSarrsHsS Str.,
gleipzYori.
Ma Oas gnbIifnm. Dan I,be fitb poJ uuO peTs
ldHge Naomnns uae uberjeuge lid, oas Der Jidms
.Tapwaa" en- 6em %adst IT, psGdes sic tauisa.
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Grnit S,nrrifnn nitf pcr 9,efTernna |.

gOon.3afe, 0..y. s. SuIi. - 6ran
SarriiOH bat Fdl ieit lbrer AnIIntt am 9e-
iiriseu Gage merfwiroi9 erbolt. Der Yras
iiOeut belt nab oem Ditttageiien elnen Gm'
pfang ab, ~ oem nqe @dite III Srte eln9es
saoeH luaren.
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@on $12, $13 nnh $15 berab marfirt.

"a -gsir beripred)em Sbmen SrObere Nmspabl in
Iaeoms, 1suiterm nmo stoem, tuertbpoaere 9lrtife,
before stoffe, beercm Seiat mno beiIere rbeit, als
es irsemo eine,n amoerem Ssdmoler im Baltimore
mosliD 1T, fnr oafelbe @elS sm otferiren.
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Ser SentidJc GnrreiponSent,
EasIidl, ip66eHtIih rnb eonntass,
M E;...,1A.....-. .,,.N M ~ IL

Taatd, noherfllh rno Gonnfa9s,
81. gaainc, Gigeut5hmer nuo 8coaffear,
GiofpefsGde SaItimoresStrase uuo Rof>Sfiice=ape.
greis bes tdaIidben SIattcs, burdl Grdser in Sals
fisrore uno in Der Nadbaritait beorst, 12Is @ts;
fdgIidIe unb Sonnta assalnSeabs Is Gts pro
9Doe, ,SabIbar tpoentlid bic oas Satt beiorsenben
Srdeer.-{daIid1 nebit Gpnuta aes4us eabe unter
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firSere
3eit i'm @erbdltnis; fur bic podlcutIidle ausgabe
NIT SonntagsbIatt, portoirei nit GbSus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sahr, mad irseno cinem Srte bes Sulaus
bes, 81 uGh europa. Sountaa o. s9luSg 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb biuisite Oeutidje BIatt
In ben 0eittel= uno SIofa1teu.
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Die ,ppGltbdti9en gSir>
fln9rlt ppn S6wefcltdbern
iinb St wpbl6efannt, lint
lpeitcrer GrGyterm9 ST be>
piufen. Die Gr9ebnilIt be5
Gjrbrouhr5 Spn
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&aOwaN's 9tcaoD 1cliei

bsitdnoi9 i'm Sduie babe. Gem G5ebrGu6 miro il1
tcis bel SfmcrIen uHo GraatbeIt lUobtbueHo erDels
len Is att yitdts in oei ISelt. mas Sdmerse1 10 :
ihHeQ ailt uHo ben 6ortiArtt Der IraHibeIt bemmt,
ipie ocs .9leaouz z3eliei."
SHuerIi d furrt Gin babies bis 81 eiuem saHs
Scn 5bee0ifel uol in eiHeH bGIbeH Gjlne l3Giier IN
acuiaure, Ilebclteit, Grbredleu. Spobrcnner,
TcrpoItat, SdIailoiisfeit, franfbaite 3cpfs
idImerIeu, S!abuu9cn uno aue imntrIidIeW
SdlmcrIeH.
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Gin SSei!mittcl iiir alle
Sommer Complaints
2tubr! 9iarr6Ge!
GbOlera AlOrbus!

Gin 5alGcr 1GceIoiicI BON "TeaopzJteiei" in eiuem
6a6eH Gilaic uol gSGiier; DlcoeTbolt, 10 laHge Die
Gnieenuaen iortoduerH, uRo Elm SGHc, nit Jiedous
Jelisi geIrdEt ami UiaAeH uHo llEterIelb aeegt
iueIotu otortge tlEoerHHs 9ebeH uHo baIo ole 2sIs
Lung bepIrtcH.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Successful First Days Play at the Cal
fornia Club Grounds.

Successful First Days Play at the Cali
fornia Club Grounds.
Numbers were doubtless kept away from
the grounds of the California Lawn Tennis
Club yesterday afternoon by the coldness
OF the weather. Still large gathering of
enthusiastic supporters of the game of ten
mis- was in evidence, including many ladies,
and by dint of efficient management the
preliminary and first rounds of the second
quarterly club tournament were played
through and the second round we'll begun
when the gathering twilight and drilling
rain prevented further play.
Loud cheering greeted the temperance of
that pioneer tennis-player, Colonel Lnde-
man, in the court for the first time since his
recent return from Mexico. The gallant
colonel, hGwever, suffered defeat at the
hands OF N!lberfOree.sit W I'D be InyIdious
TO select the play of any individual for
especial commendation at this stage of the
proceedings; suffice IL 10 say, however that
although some players exhibited far greater
skill than others, yet the gradual victories of
the stronger contestants have brought to-
sether the pick OF the club basket, and given
line weather, there will be a huge crowd on
hand 10 witness the conclusion of the tour
nament to-day
The following is the official score:
Preliminary round-W. n. Drown beat G. A.
Jr beat A: J: Davis. 60, 90, Cd; f. S.
Mitchell de fal!tcd TO IL. G.. Gardiner; A j.
Treat beat w. OConnor, 6-3, Sc, rs; G.
Y. Gray defaul,ed 10 II. Huichins; J. o.
Blanchdid beat ). L. Golcher, 6-l, Go; c. r.
Hubbard bet +. w. Beaver by default; G f.
Whitney beat g. +. Du.eI. 3-6, 6-3, 6-I [;
Byes-H. ii. Hsight, 4. G. Moor. {. X. Deirek,
y. Taylor ID. LindemaD, A. Il. WilberIorce, Ii.
Gum, j. >. Tobin, a. Field. a. b. Collier Jr, +.
{. Beasley, II. Harron. L. :. Adams Jr r. j.
" GODS, X. y. Whitney j. b. dc Long Z. N .
Bee, .. IL otfman. s. Hoffman, j. A. Code A.
Martin, Z. L. Yates, r NJ. Eyre and Ii. n.
StetsoD.
First round-O. Hoffman beat Bee 6-I. CO;
Yates defaulted 10 Martin; Haight beat Moor
Go. Go; 4. Taylor beat Detrick by default ;
Wiiberforce beat Lindeman. ca, Go; Tobin
beat Gum, Go, 6-3; Beasley detaulied TO
Harron; Hutehins deIsuted TO Blanchard;
He0Dard beat Whitney. 6-I. GO: Wood de-
faulted To Adams; Whitney deiaulted 10 DE
Long; s Hoffman beat Code. 6-3, ca; Eyre
deiauited TO Setson; Collier deiaulted to Field ;
Hobart beat Dwtnn, 6-1, CO; and Treat beat
Gardiner, G-l. 60
Second round-A. Taylor beat Haight, IO-S
Ga; and TObn had won his first set 10y TO s.
when play ceased for the day.
The general secretary, q. Vernon GRAY
left for New York for snort visit to his
Eastern friends Play will be resumed at
IL O'Clock this morning.
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idols of the public at the Opera in St.

idols of the public at the Opera in st.
Petersburg.
tablet will be erected in Florence in
memory of Luigi Gordigiani the celebrated
composer OF 20 Santssima Vergine" and
hundreds OF beautiful songs.
Rossinps Petite Messe" will be sung in
Rome In honor of his centenary.
The Two Partners" new opera by G.
Gialdini, was well received in Bologna.
"iphigenis en- Tauride." by Gluek: der
by Marschner, and I'll Trovatore." by
VERDI. were successfully given at the Opera
in Munich
Nine. Marchesi gave a concert in her pal
ace in Paris in honor of Rossini's centenary.
Rosa Csillag, singer favorably known
to the operate stage 50 years ago, died in
great misery in Vienna.
Florence celebrated Rossini's centenary
win great pomp. A bronze wreath was
placed on the tomb of Rossini in Santa
Grace.
Lambert Massart a noted violinist and
professor at the Conservatory of Paris,
died In that city. He counted among his
pupils such celebrities as Wieniawski. Rey-
nlsr, DesJardlns and Teresina Tua.
The Philharmonic Society in London will
give at It's concerts a cvcle of Dyorak's
overtures. Fantasia for pianoforte and or
chestra by Dora Bright, suite by Cowen
ana symphonies by Beethoven. Mozart,
Schumaan and Brahms.
~ ehatity concert was given in Rome, the
Duchess OF Massari, Teresipa Tua, Comma
Beliincioni, Stagio, Novelii and others taking
part in the programme.
Aibonl. the famous contralto. celebrated
ftosSnl's centenary at her house in Paris
She sang Berta's aria from I'll Barbiere"
once there was king" frcm La Gene
TentoIa. and in duet from La Petite
MesSe with Nine. Col0mbel. Mines.
hrauss and Faure were also present and
sang music by the great composer.
young composer upon presenting the
score OF his opera to Rossini for the mas
tens opinion received the following answer
There is something beautiful and some
thlng new, but the beautiful is not new and
the new is not beautiful
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Marie wainwright

Begins two weeks engagement at the Cali
fornia Theater on Monday, April 4, pre-
sensing her version of Sir Walter Seotts
novel "kenilworth," called "Amy Rob-
sart," which has won the highest possible
praise in the East as being the most gor-
geous setting ever given to a romantic
drama, and far surprising her presentation
OF Twelfth Night Besides, the tale of
the daughter of Sir Hugh Robsart the un-
happy Amy, the ! orkshire rose that with
cred on the Earl of Lecester's breast, is
told by Miss Wainwright, acting in such a
way that eXcites in turn our admiration
sympathy, and eventually deepest pity
The supporting company of this popular
actress includes Barton Hin. William In
gerSoil. L. Y. Backus, Wallace Bruce, Ed
ward Elsner, and Blanche Walshe, re-
engaged for another season, in the lead. As
q comparative novice, Miss Walshe made
snch remarkably vivid character drawing
in Queen Elizabeth as to attract immediate
attention. Mr.. Julian Magnus, who is well
known here and in New York as actor,
journalist and manager, still directs Miss
Wainwrlghrs tour
ALI THE COMFORTS OF HOME"
VIII fill the present week at the New Cali
fornia. The name of the play would seem
TO indicate that tie visitor would be treated
to domestic scenes ana incidents somewhat
similar TO those of THE Old Homestead -
and others of the same class, but in this he
VIII fnd himself agreeabiy deceived. The
piece is one upr0arOus laugh from begin
ming to end. 1t Is considered Gillette mas
lerYOrk in comedy.
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Inspiration

musician in this city. says the Brook
Ign Eagle, is a believer in inspiration. He
has seen it in others and lie has felt it in
himself. ''At times | am carried away by
nv music and then l have the audience
with me. The next piece. peThaps, will be
lifeless, and / fancy ! hear people saying
BAIL He plays like a pigr Once in Cleve-
land played before 1000 people in the great
rink there, aud / tell you the truth when L
say that some of the men sprang to their
feet and waved hats and handkerchiefs as L
finished. That was worth living for. List
was a man of moods. At times lie was
divine. then deyilsh. He had that personal
magnetism and that air of command that
Goethe and Washington and Frederick the
Great had. ! have seen people kneel when
List was playing. | have seen them be-
side themselves when be was dashing
through his rhapsodieS. In Pestb. after he
had finished playing his concerto, / saw
people Chamber upon the stage and swarm
around him trying to embrace him. Did he
like II? Well lie was human"