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VIII Tainmany Drop Hin?

WASHINGTON. juno l6.-The story ia cur
rent that Tammany has proposed to drop
Hill and combine on some western man,
Hill says tho story Is too absurd to be dig
nitied by mention. However. the report il
given with Gil detail. Senator Palmer says
the Illinois delegation will vote for Clsve-
land IA long AZ there il any prospect of his
nomination.
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lkY Yacht Hin thu NIlssnnri.

GREAT FALLS, June 16~."-[special. THE
new steam yacht Minnie will try to make
the trip to Stubb's ferry. leaving here at
daylight Sunday morning. A number Of
delayed Helena passengers will be aboard.
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PARK ROUTE
TIME

TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. |. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1:35 p. m
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound ....... 1920 .. m
No, 5, Logan anu helena pas senger,
connecting at Logan with train No.
), Pacific express westbound ........ 2:10 4. m,
No. 8, Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison with train
No. 4. Atlantic express eastbound. 1929 D. m.
No. 8, Marysville passenger ...........11:00 T. m
No. ~. MArysville accommodation -. 6:45 p. IN
No. q, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger. ...... $40 +. m
nesdays and Fridnys-.~.............. 500 D. m
No. /. TaciTe Mail, west bound ........ 1:5O .. m
No. 2. Atlantic Mail. east bound. $50. 1O:35 p. m
No q, Helena and Logan passenger,
connecting at Logan with train
No. 1. Atlantic express eastbound. =. Ito p. m
No. s, Helena and Garrison passenger.
connecting at Garrison with train
No. 3. Pacific express westbound.. it. 2:15 a. m
No. 7, Mnrysville passenger. ........... 7A5 a m
No. 9, Marysville accommodation. e. 300 p. N
No. 10. Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn
Passenger ........... ............. 1854 N
No. 101, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays aud FridAys. ............. Bis q. m
For Rates. Maps, Time Tables or special
Information apply to Chas. s. Fee, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent. st. Paul..
Minn., or
I'D. EDGAR,
General Agent Of the Northern Pacific r. r.. Il
HELENA. MONT.
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WALTER MATHEsON's LIST.

WALTER MATHEsON's LIST.
&7k-LOT ON DAVIS STREET, 5ox14o.
~ s.zo Siocieyei lot on spar,a street, 25x15o;
$25O-fne level lot on east side. 25x14O. 800
$3.50 good residence lot, 41x1oo: on Alta street.
sS00-tine corner, 5Oxl25, On Peosta avenue.
$95O-,lot on Fifth avenue, between Raleigh and
Hobsck.
$l.lL0-lot on Jefferson. 8Ax1l0, with alloy.
DWELLINGS.
Se50-neat brick dwelling on South Rodney,
$i,65o-oottage on Eighth avenue. near electric
= t51-5 room dwelling and large harm, Peosta
sl,65O-5room dwelling on Division street, $500
down..
SLs5o-commodious dwelling on Boulder ave.
nue., SOD down.
sS.25O-7-room dwelling on Peosta, lot sOx125.
$2.65o-brick dwelling in Fasterly, s rooms,
finished in oak, $500 down,
dition, just finished, 7 large rooms. bath, fully
equipped; hot and cold water, lot 42x1O0, with
s3.75O-s-room brick in Easterly, handsomely
decorated, bath room with extra'gooi plumbing,
furnace: finished in red wood; very fine. new.
$500 down.
81 $3.50 desirable residence On Fifth avenue.
hall. Z rooms, bah room, hot and cold water,
gas. furnace. range. sewer connection, $1.U0O
RANCHES.
S37% ,soo-best sheep ranch in Montana, nearly
5000 ucres. ample water, fully equipped, ST., 500
down, balance 5 years.
*2.6W-aloacre hay ranch on Big Blackfoot
and Nevada creek.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000, $2.500. $1,000 and 5000 local money It
1853 N. Main street.
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Struck by Lightning.

BOULDER. June 16. - tSpeoial.l - The
pretty little cottage Of G. Scloss, near the
Great Northern depot, was struck by light
ming during a thunderstorm this afternoon
and damaged three or four hundred dollars
worth.
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The Other Side.

CHICAGO, June l6.-Ex-Secretary of the
Treasury Fairchi!d. at the head of the
Cleveland delegation, also prepared a
lengthy statement, in the course of which
he says the delegates appointed ut the
Syracuse convention desire to look the
ground over before determining in detail
what they will do. He said no
faii-minded man, we'll informed as
to the sentiment of Now York
can doubt that Cleveland is by manv
thousand votes the strongest candidate for
that state. as we'll as with the masses of the
party throughout the entire country.
Everyone might be sure that the Syracuse
delegates. after careful consideration of
the situation, would do that which would
be for the best interest OF the democratic
party as q whole. They were not there for
the purpose of stirring up strife.
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THE
eTOCKS.

fTOCKI.
NEW YoRv. June 16.-Bar silver, 89h.
Copper-Dull; lake, $l1. 70M 11.8O.
Lead Quiet; domestic. $4O5uA1O.
The stock market was more quiet than for
some time, though great efforts we're made to get
prices down, succeeding with distillers, which
was driven down nearly five per cont, finding
support around Al. The close was weak, at near
lowest prices of the day.
Governments-Dull; firm.
Petrulcum-July c'oaed 54bc
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TWO SIDES REPRESENTED.
Statements to the Democracy by Anti
Cleveland and Cleveland Men.

statements to the Democracy by Anti
Cleveland and Cleveland Men.
CHICAGO, June 16.-Edward Murphy, jr.,
OF Troy, one of the New York delegates. at
large, and for the past six years chairman
of the democratic state committee, in a
statement tonight to the Associated press
said the democrats of the country at large
who favor Cleveland believe the democrats
of New York obstinate and willful
in opposing their wishes to those of the
great majority, and they regard the action
Of the New York delegation in insisting that
they shall have their choice, notwithstand-
,as. the INA majority! .tTh is against n a na* them, as , un5
Murphy. that the democracy of New York
would not be for Cleveland if Hill were not
a candidate. They do not understand that
the opposition to Cleveland is based upon
an idea, a sentiment. which has be-
come fixed and absolute as a principle.
The idea is the dislike of a mupwump il
matters O whether he be a republican
mugwump. like some Of the editors in New
York. or a democratic muRwump. like OK
Secretary Fairchild or ex-Mayor Grace.
The democrats dislike them all and all of
their followers, aiders and Rbetters."
Mr.. Murphy asserted that the nomination
OF Cleveland would mean the destruction of
the regular organizations in great demo-
cratic cities of the state and in the state it.
sslf, under which organizations the party
has successively won victories by increasing
maiorities for the last seven years. THE
democracy of the state Of New
York cannot be made to believe that the
nomination and election of Cleveland would
not be to put in power mugwumps or 'condi-
tionaldemoorEts' over those who contributed
to success, and our people look upon the
contemplated action of democracy in some
of the other states az intending a reward of
the would-bo democrat assas-
sins. The democracy of New York are in
spired by something besides loyalty and
friendship for Gov. Hill. They are fight
ing for the life of the party. Cleveland, by
aoquiescence at least in the action
OF the mugwump convention proves
that he Is willing to 20 be-
fore the country as the representative
OF boilers, and no work that party leaders
in the state might do would, in my opinion.
convince the rank and flo that they should
support the representative of such Il BODY"
The above interview was carefully revised
and fully considered by the nnti- Cleveland
leaders now in the city, and represents
their careful and deliberate opinion in the
matter.
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DISSOLUTION N%OTICE-THE CO-PART-
IL nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of Cullen. San
ders & shelton. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to make an early settlement.
W. 4. CULLEN.
j. U. SANDERS,
GEORGE f. SHELTON.
Helena, Mont, June Is, 1892.
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Full Quart Cans 35 Cents
BACH, CORY e 90,
Fine Grocers and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
stoot iSStSs = q ast tso a slssh M iniu : Z %s ssiiIisas q oo ahs
pany- will be held ut the office Of the COMPANY,
at ~ night street. in tho city Of Helena, state
July. 1882. ut two O'Clock D. a., Of said day, for
the purpose OF submitting to tuch stockholders
= proposition to Increase the capital stock Of the
of four hundre /. thousand NOO.OOO) shares. Ut the
par value Of five dollars $50 Per share; the pres
emit capital stock Of said company being three
hundred thousand (sOO.00O) shares Of the par
value of five dollars (&5).
by order OF the board of trustees.
A. MCLEAN,
President.
H. A. MAcLEAN,
Secretary.
j. G. MCCANN,
A. MCLEAN.
~ H. A. MACLEAN,
Majority Of Trustees.
Dated Helena. june IA. 1892.
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NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-
~ posals will BIO received by the city council
Of the city of Helena. Montana, at the office Of
the city clerk Tuesday. June q. 1892, until u m,
Tor the construction OF storm water sewers and
appurtenances for the drainage of Main street,
between Sixth and Placer avenue.
Forms Of proposals and contract, also tho
plans. profles and specifications may b. seen
at the office of the city engineer, CITY hall.
The CITY council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. j. ). KEERI
City Engineer.
Helena, Mont, June 16, 1892.
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RlDS WILL BE ItECEiVED-BIDS FOR
~ the erection of a Catholic church in Boulder
will be received by the secretary till June %.
For plans and speeiti atoms apply to J. l.. La
Driero. architect. Helena. and for other informa-
ton apply to y. II. Neumayr. secretary. Boulder,
Montana.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM OF
- Reynolds q Troop. merchant tnilors, Ia this
firing. Mr.. Keyn ,lds will carry on the businei 9
in future at the old stand and pay all liabilities
Of said dissolved firm.
Il. II. REYNOLDS,
y. '. TROOP,
Dated June II, 1892,
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Arrival. at tn. Grand Central,

SS~nS NUHsrOus
Mrs Il d Parker, Ia
dersburg
/. Il J McNamie, Sal
francisco
II Z Prescott, Chioag,
NJ Lane, Marysvilie
Alec Erickson. Nlarys'
Vile
G " Buittain. Marys
villo
Geo ID Merrill, Niokes
Mrs Nj LAnsan, Empire
Mrs Laughlin. Empire
William Veagpe, Marys.
vile
CA Mlatthews. Marys-
vile
II Bratt, Marysyil'e
ID h McKillican, Ma
rysville
ca DIN, Marysville
Il Eat LOTUS, Msrysville
James W Manns. Ma
rysvllle
j Veagle. Marysvillo
II Mcdonnell. Ma
rysvilie
J Il Connell. Marys-
vile
j A Watson, New
York.
PC McStravic, Placer
X b Thompson, Marys~
Vile
Mrs Jos Conrad and
family. Marysville
Mrs Simpson, MHrys-
vile
Mrs W Moreland, Ma
rysville
Ia Jobe, Marysville
Mrs Ethel Lush, Marys-
vile
j d Conrad. Marys-
vile
A J~syzmanski, Marys-
vile
Mrs G Il Mnyger. Ma
rysville
Chas } Aenck, Harys-
VILE
G Hoston. Marysville
Mrs w Michaels, Ma
rysville
Miss Kitty Rhoads, Ma
rysvil!e .
l. ii Sinclair, Fast Hell
ena
Mrs J Avernan, Butte
NJ Nj Roarty, haders-
Peter Ulke, Boulder
u b Billiard. Town
eend
Miss H G Rogers, Roch-
ester. N Y
w s dodge, Placer
Misc La Croix, Clos
ter
Mrs Wesleyan, Marys-
vile
Geo Balkenthal, Ma
rysville
Mrs Wilkinson, Marys-
Mrs s'l' Wilde. Marys-
vile
VIM Plazus, Marys-
vile
W cambridge, Marys.
vile
Robt Quinlan. Marys-
vile
, William Veague. Ma
rysville
JOHN Larson, Marys-
vile
Miss Simpson. Marsy-
vile
Mrs Bishop, Marysville
B SpeckLAcher, Lufalo
Wyo
Mrs I'd Burns, Flliston
. l. Ely. Red / loud
] ] Mickey, Milwaukee
. II Lnslish, New York
Members of the Marys-
vile Brass band,
Marysville
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s BALL.
Scores Made in Yesterdays Games by thu
League Clubs.

Scores Made in Yesterdays Games by tn,
League Clubs.
P1rrsBuRe, June 16.-WM Gumbert made
a good hit in his first trial. Pittsburg 4
hits 7, errors 3; Chicago 3. hits 8, errors l,
Batteries, Gumbert and Mack. Hutchinson
and Schriver.
CLEVELAND. June 16.--Cleveland batted
out two games. The fielding Of Jenning,
Childs and lebeau were features. Cleve-
land 10, hits II, errors 4; Louisville .. hits
6. errors 4. Batteries, Young and O'Con-
land 8, hits IA. errors 2; Louisville 2, hits
6. errors l. Batteriea, Rutger and thinner,
Viau and Grim.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-The senators won
twice easily; Baltimore made lots of errors.
Washington 7. hits Z, errors 2; Baltimore 2.
hits 6, errors 7. Batteries, Gastright and
MilliRan, Terry and Gunson. Second
Washington 6, hits 6, errors 8; Baltimore l,
hits s, errors 6. Batteries. Knell and No
CURE, McMahon and Robinson.
New YORK. June l6.-The Giants barely
scratched a victory. New York 5. hits 8,
errors 3; Brooklyn 4, hits 8, errors 4. Bat
teries, Crane and Boyle, Handbook and
Daley.
Races at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 16.-Hswthorne track in
fair condition. Six furlonRs-Zorilla won,
Ellison second, Ambrose third. Time, ZIG.
Five furlongs-Orinoco won. Rouser
second, Leonites third. Time, LOG.
Six and m half furlongs, all ages-Dar-
ling won. McGinty second, Ramsey third.
Time. 1:22.
-Four furlongs-Mose won, Anglo-Saxon
second, Inland third. Time, :59.
Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Cup
Bearer second, Sir Bevys third. Time,
1:S4115.
Garfield Park. Track good. Six fur.
lonR-Vattell won. Galbanum second, Fred
Knox third. Time, 1:21.
-Four furlongs-Timberman won, Johnette
second. Jack Lowell third. Time, :5lA.
Observation-Disclosures won. Ella
Blackburn second Bob Forester third.
Handicap, mile and Observation-Disclosures
won. Notus second, Lord of the Harem
third. Time, 1:54H.
Seven furlongs-ked Light won, Carmen
second, Lady Pulsifer third. Time, 1929.
Thirteen Observation-Disclosures won, Odrey
second. Borealis third. Time, 1:254.
Six furlonRs-Zeke Hardy won. Charlie
Ford second. Oakdale third. Time, 1:l9N.
81. Louis Races.
ST. LOUIS. June 16.-Seven and one-half
acknowledgements won. Crab Cider second,
John Treat third. Time, 1863.
Five furlonRs-Bo Peep won, Tommy b. |
second. 1om Cook third. Time, 1:12A.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures Buckner
won. Goldstone second. Chief Justice third.
Time. 149M.
Six furlonps-Maud won. AL. Farrow
second, Ossa third. Time. 1:164.
Six furlongs--Nancy Hanks won, Ithaca
second, Granite third. lime, 1:16sl.
Seven and one-half furlones-Pennv
, avail y~S V~~~& r-.--l z |
fine, 1864.
Handicap, mile and ne-eighth-Come to
law won. Innocence second, Cassella third,
Time, 1:H.
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Money on call easy; closed offered IA ~: primo
mercantile paper 2Am5: sterling exchange quiet,
steady; sixty-day bills ~. STA; demand 81. Ss1a.
fliItAGD CATTLE.
CHrcAno. June lG Cattle scaipts. Is. 900:
lower; native steers, Sa.50Mi. 40: fancy natives,
St.45Ai. ~; Texans, ~. 2543. Is. s~tockers, ~. 30ag
3. 10: cows, 81. l0U "a
Hogs Hecsipts. $4,000: opened weak, closed
strong: rough, SL2I04 10: mixed and packers,
Si.10m4.S0 prime heavy and butchers weights,
SE9J4h.05; light. 81 BDM 800.
theep- Receipts. 10000; opened steady; closed
easy; Texans lower.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. June 16.-Close-Wheat-Easy; cash,
10Ac; july, tS4@19c: December. 9lAc.
~Corn-HiRher: cash, 474c: June, 43A; July,
4634c; August, 454c: September, ijhM45Mc.
Oats-ia.y: cash. z048c: July, 29hc.
Barley SOC.
Pork-CAsh, July, SIC. 52t..
lard-Cash. So. 82H: July. $40.
Short ribs $6.62h M6.65
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80 bAs
Mrs N Easterly, RAIDERS
dersburS
George 3 Paterson
lark City
Alfred II holmes, LaE
annie. Wyo
Mrs 4 Wenstrom, Ma
rysville
Miss Il Conrad, MArys
vile
ID J sullivan. Marys.
vile
Mrs NICHOLS. Empire
Mrs La sale, Empire
Miss NJ Nubner, Ma.
rysville
John v Cole, Marys.
vile
Charles Watson. Marys-
vile
II I baker, Marysyine
Geo Mullen, Marys.
vile
j Srunskill, Marys.
willie
J j Carney. Murysville
Thos Reynolds, Marys-
vile
Louis Wagner, Marys-
W i Phillips Marys-
ville
Miss Kate McStravick,
Placer
J a | hrig. Marysville
J A Is Iarbis. NIarys-
vile
w q Berkhead, Marys-
ville
Mrs. McCatfry, Marys-
y T. Shriever. Marys-
Vile
9 Il Nolan. Marysvjlle
Frank Murray, Marys-
vile
X 5 Clark, Marysville
has L Mayer, Mays
vile
Miss Mable Lightbody,
Marysville
5 kenck, Marysville
. Il Phillips, -
VIM Mlchaels, Marys-
Vile
Mrs NJ LOOMS, Marys-
Emnea Rhoads,
Marysville
. Working, East Hell
enA
. s Cockriu. Central
Park
p Buesvitz, city
McNiell. Boulder
Nrs Dan McNeill,
Boulder
Iohn Bath, Browns
vile
. II Creige, Chicago
Wesleyan, Marys-
vile
O'Brien, Marys-
Thomas Wilkinson. Ma
rysyille
Wilde, Marys-
vile
larry Plotting, Marys-
vile
! Il Watt, Marysville
drs cambridge, Ma
ryvsille
drs John Veague, Ma
rysvile
I'd Blake, Empire
Irs j Larson, Marys-
vile
Irs Simpson, MArys-
vile
Vm Bishop, Marysville
as Mauldin. Dillon
{ Il 1reacy. Steele, ND
Burns, Llsiston
Vm Snodgrass, Rock
springs
I /. Mickey, Milwaukee
! Gott. New York
ohm NJ Looley, Alarys-
vile
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NJ OPrts Park Races.

motifs Park Races.
MORRIS PARK. June 15.-Track fast. Six
fnrlongs-His Highness won, Orsio second.
Peruvian third. Time, l:12I,
One mile-Charade won, Strephone
second, Barefoot third. Time, l:42.
Six and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING
won. Hesperus second, Prince Imperial
third. Time. 1861.
Mile and one -sixteenth-Russell won,
Bolero second. English Lady third. Time,
1:4S4. :
Seven ~furlongs-St. Florian won, Mad
stone second. Sir George third. Time,
l:274.
Six ADMINISTRATIONS won. Flarilla
second, Onward tn ird. Time, TIA.
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LatOnia Races.
CINCINNATI. June 1G.-Irack very fast.
Seven and one half furlongs-Laura David
son won, Flower Dellis second, Hueneme
third. Time. 1:34L.
Mile-Faraday won, S%prinoaway second,
Charlie Lusch third. Time. I:41$l.
Free handicap, sweep stakes-Mile and
one-eixteenth-W. B. won, Palestine sec.
ond, Lake Breeze third. Time, 1897.
Six Acknowledgements won. Afternoon
second, Sabine third. lime, zig.
Five furlonus-Carrol Donder won, You
linde second, Velox third. Time, 1:O3L,
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~ Ao AACAoAASs
Geo Fl Campbell. Min G. w Lldridge, San
neapt lis Francisco
W Z Nelson, San Fran P j Uunne, San Fran
cisco cisco
Eugene N Deupay, San Geo W Mowen, Ralti-
francisco more
Geo = browne. st Louis G Il Redding, Nevada
H w Armstine, Cleve- Vim Strauss, New York
land harry Z Kessler, Butte
john + Fleming. Chi w II Orr. Mammoth
cago Hot Springs
J + Clark, Butte Vim Weinrich, White
w W Elliston, Chicago Sulphur eprings
W nj Bickford Mis- Daniel l. Williams,
soula New York
Chas J Morse. Chicago N Epstein, New York
Will Nj Davidson. Butte j s Hammond and
Miss hattie Hammond. wife, Butte
Butte Miss Katie Hammond,
Miss Belle Lucas, Butte Butte
Ernst Il Buckleton, San j w Gunn and wife.
Francisco Butte
James A Skinner. Dem Thos Poole, Denver
yer ID hastings and wife,
Geo Broughton and Butte
vile, Butte CE Jenkins. Boston
+ Y Maze, Butte
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Trottins at Mystic Park.

1T"ttIHI Ut WysTfC THTK.
NosToN. June l6.-Mystic park trots, 2:27
class-Clapmore won, Daisy second, Class
mate third, Jim Graham fourth. Best time.
2:224.
2:2O class-Sadie took three straight heats
Billy A.. second. Fanny Swope third. Best
time. 2:21L4.
2:lG pnce-MaRoie B. won. Queen Goth
ard second. Chesterfield third. Best time.
c.iJI[
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
sleeping Cars, Dining Cars, day Coaches, Pull.
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THE Ht
GREAT TRANSCONTLNENTAL ROUTE

2asses through Winconsin. Minnesota, North d.
kota, Manitoba, Montana, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington.
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EOR sALE-FINE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
L residence on west side. only two blocks
from Main street; fronts on two streets: very
cheap. Steele Il Clements.
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SITUATION WANTED - YOUNG MAN
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-S2,5 500; TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
OF seven rooms: water on both floors; stable
and oItbuildings: Ninth avenue, between Beattie
and haleigh; this is q bargain. Steele d Glenn
ants.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE:

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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTFD-TO RENT A NEAT, WE'LL
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-21

the silent majority last week-Thomas Fos-
ter and Louis II Heinrichs. The funeral of the
latter, who was an officer and most efficient
member. takes place this afternoon from his
late residence on the Southside at O'Clock
No. elected three new members at the
last meeting, viz: Lindsay Curry, of Allie
gheny, late of the Seventy-sixth Pennsyl-
vania Infantry; r. r. Arnold. of Arnold
station, late OF the Fifteenth Pennsylvania
Cavalry and Henry Mccain, of Allegheny,
late of the Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania In
fantry.
The following are the lucky applicants for
pensions reported by j. H. Stevenson Co.:
John Schneider, T. +. Lowsretter. George
W. Finch, George W. Ecof and George w.
Reisinger, Pittsburg; George Wineland,
Walls; Bernard Bandi, Liberty borough;
Matthew Nelson, Natrona; j. r. S. Keller
Tarentum; Mrs. Margaret Hesson. Brad
dock, and Mrs. Martha McCune, Wilkins
burg.
The announcement of General A. L. Pear
sons address on Soldiers National Homes
and Yellowstone Park filled No. rs hall last
Monday evening. The glowing reports of
the lecturer on the comforts and care of the
Government for its veteran defenders in the
soldiers homes was most gratifying. The
graphic and eloquent picture OF the Garden
of the Gods and the excellent hot and cold
water fishing provided for tourists were also
most interesting.