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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-10
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
l. judicial district, state Of Montana and Lewis

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial district, state Of Montana and Lewis
In the matter Of the estate and guardianship
of William D Whitehead, May n. Whitehead
and John G.. Whitehead, minor heirs of j. Z.
Whitehead. decreased.
Il appearing t. this court from the petition
head, the guardian, Of the persons and estates OF
William D., Whitehead, May u. Whitehead and
John I. Whitehead, minors, praying for an Or
der OF sale of certain real estate belonging to
her said wards, that it is necessary, and would
be beneficial to said wards that such real estate
should be sold.
It 10 hereby ordered that the next of kin Of the
said wards, and all persons Interested in the
said estate, appear before this court on Tuesday,
the fifth day Of April, A.. d. 1892, at 10 o'clock IN
ths forenoon u said day, at the court room, tf
this court, at the cou1t house in the city OF Hell
ems, county of Lewis and Clarke, state of Mon
ANA, then and there TO- show cause why an order
should not te granted for the sale Of such estate;
and it is further ordered. that a copy Of this or
der ba published at least four successive weeks
before the said day Of hearlng in the Daily indie
pendent, = newspaper printed and published in
the said city Of Helena, county of Lewis and
Clarke. state OF Montana.
HORACE +. BUCK, Judge.
Dated March 4, 1892.
A. &. Botkin and Thee. Shed. attorneys for
petitioner.
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Unou.,ifed Missionaries.

LONDON, March 9.-rhe foreign office re-
Gently invited Mr.. Kinnear, who went to
China as q press correspondent, to give MS
views upon the condition of affairs in that
country. Mr.. Kinnear gave @ thorough re-
view Of the Chinese situation as he has OBJ
served it. When asked his impression of
the missionaries, Mr. Kinnear said he be.
lieved that the course taken by many OF
them was fruitful of mischief, many who
we're appointed to spread Christianity
am ong the Chinese being utterly unsuitable nson. as
whose ways and prejudices they were en-
tirely ignorant, and seemed incapable Of
understanding. Mr.. Kinnear mentioned
as an instance of his utter unhtness for the
sacred calling 4 missionary who had prevl-
ously been . railroad porter, and whose ex-
perience before going to China was almost
wholly confined to ths handling OF luRgaRe.
Mr.. Kinnear thought sufficient care wasnot
exercised in the selection of men for mis-
sionary work.
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The Chief Contention.

OTTAWA, March 9.-Minister of Marine
Tupper stated to-day that the chief con-
tentien against the renewal of the modus
vivendi was that it was not necessary for
the preservation of seal life, al held by the
United States. The only danger of e1ter-
mination is in the Wholesale slaughter nB
carried on by the natives and the Alaska
company in the breeding grounds.
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Rucklcn's a rniGa 8Atve.

The best salvo in the world for cuts,
sores. tetter. chapped hands, ohilblains,
serns and all skin eruptions, and positively
sures piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by 4. 8. Hale i Co.
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Hunger and p

LONDON, March 9.-The Chronicles st.
Petersburg correspondent says: Hunger
and typhus are causing terrible mortality
in the famine districts. A daughter of
General Radetski, the defender of the
Shipka pass, has died of fever contracted
while nursing sick peasants. The czar is
incsnseh at the inoompetsncy of the minis
tors to deal with the anime. The greatest
disorder prevails throughout the empile.
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Foster Sails for Home,

LONDON. March 9.-Hon. Charles Foster
United States secretary of the treasury,
sailed from England to-day on his return
to New York. Before leaving Foster said,
in regard to the silver question, that what
ever there may be in the nature of q con-
ference ON that subject will be conducted
by Lincoln, United States minister.
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Mrs. Osborne Sentenced.

LONDON, March 9.-Mrs. Osborne. against
whom an indictment was found for larceny
and perjury, to-day pleaded guilty and WAS
sentenced to nine months imprisonment at
hard labor. Mrs. H~argreaves made a plea
that the court would how mercy to Mrs.
Osborne and deal as leniently as possible
with her. Mrs. Osborne wept bitterly dur
ing Mrs. Hargreaves' remarks. The pris-
oner was then sentenced and led away to a
cell,
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THE MARKETS..
fTOCK3.
fIUChS.
Ew YepE. March 9.-Bar silver, WB.
n.!.+. 1o1-, &1O eDfD1n tx

New yepv, March o.-Bar silver. 90h.
Copper-Quiet; lake, $10.60010.75.
Lead-Firm; domestic, 1925
The stock market gave additional evidence
the outside public now stands aloof from
and trading during the day was I'M
doubtedly principally the result of manipulation
on both sides lndustrials were more animated
and stronger, but the general list presented no
feature worthy of notice. Lackawanna made =
sharp squirt from 15S to ISL The close was act
i've, firm to strong, at about highest prices
reached. The whole list is higher. New Ing
land is up 27s, Cordage 21b, Lackawanna Ia.
Sugar ~, Reading Va, Louisville l. Nashville
IN, Union Pacific Ia.
Government Steady.
v.4.o1,,~, rQ1y
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ny II. III oCEs TX
CRUTCHER Il GARLAND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

SUMMoNs.-lN H DISTRICT or
y this First judicial district Of the state Of
Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis and
Second National Bank of Helena, Montana,
plaintiff, VS.; James W. Conley,x Catherine Con
defendants.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named DEFENDANTS:
You ara hereby required to appear in An action
tiff in hedistfict court OF the First judicial dis
amended complaint filed therein, within ten
s seTvio sso On you 81 e. Eli. ss am ans !. Il served ', Within ii
this county; or, it served oat OF this county, but
in this ,dil district. within twenty d a. Go esheFw w;,1
be taken against you, according to the prayer OF
said complaint:
ment in favor Of the plaintif and against the
defendant, James w; Conley. for the sum OF
1888 2 81 81; with I i interest ,t ths1e tpa & stt5 5h s,1 rate af a 81 II
we're made, executed and delivered by the de-
isch Tor tie sum Of s1ls.67. each, dated at Hell
ena. Montana, April "a, 1888, and bearing inter.
s Mt; At the .,3 rate n of 10 Is s1 p cent PEI aje fannn'i month"; sna 4.
from the date thereof, and the other twelve
months from the date thereof. which said notes
and delivered TO this plaintiff who is now the
legal owner and holder of the same; also to re-,
ssainst the Defendants for.closing = certain
mortgage dated the oath day of April, 1888, made.
executed and delivered by James W. Conley
and Catherine Conley to Ghas. Gabisch, to se.
.,ure the payment of the said two notes OF
s41e.6 81 each, which said mortgage WAS recorded
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, April %.
1888, in book ) OF mortgages, page 1877. For tho
description of property in mortgage reference is
made 10 the complaint in said action.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and an wer the said complaint, as above
take judgment against James W. Conley for tho
sum Of $23s. 81. with interest at 10 per cent per
annum. from April "a, 1855, and for costa Q:
suit. And will apply to the court for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the n, DIS u.s..
state Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. this s1st day Of December, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and niuety- one. ~
BY II, Z. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
MCCONNELL d CLAYBERG,
plaintiff,H AttOrneys,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDB.-NOIlCE Is
~ hereby given that pursuant to sn election
held Of the qualined electors OF the heihart
school district 20, 10, of Me,eher county. Mon
%elsction the majority OF the votes were cast 10
authorize the trustees of said school district to
bond said district Tor the sum of five Thousand
trict will, on the nth day of April, 1892, at noon,
open sealed bids at the school house at heihart,
Meagher county, Montana. to sell 81, OD0 worth
ran for t19J ten years and to be sold for not lesa
than par value and interest not to exceed "a
ssgen per cent per annum. interest payable semi
annually. The trustees Of aforesaid scnoo, dis
trict reserve tho right to reject any or all bids.
J. NJ. CAttDTHERS.
II. B. GREGG.
w. II. HARRISON,
School Trustees.
". D. GRAHAM. School Clerk.
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pIDs WANTED-TOR THE CONSTRUCTION
ID and compilation Of tho Montana state build
ing at the Worlds Columbian exposition, CHI
cage, Ill.
Plans, specifications and details can be seen at
the following places:
Office of secretary, Helena, Mont.
Galbraith & Fuller, Missoula, Mont.
Gall,raith Il Fuller, livingston, Mont.
Builders exchange, Chicago. III,
All bids must be accompanied by Il certified
check for 1900.
The board of Worlds fair u,anagers reserve
tho right to reject any and all bids.
All bids must be filed in the Office OF the Sec
fetary on or before II o'clock noon Of Friday,
April, %. 1892.
JAS. Il. RAMSAY, 4eeretary,
Rooms 81 and IS, Montana National bank
Building. Helena, Mont.
GALBRAIrH & FULLER,
Ruuerintendent Architects,
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Ietroleurl-5Qas.

Money on call easy; closed offered at 2; prime
mercantile paper 415la; sterling exchange,
steady; 60-das bills. S4.s5Ia, demand, s4.s71s.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CH1cAeo. March 9 Cattle Receipts, "a. 600;
unsettled, lower; good to choice steers, ~ 80
MA.75; others, S3, 5OM4.0O; feeders, So, 00@t3. $50;
Texans, 81. 300 40.
H~oEs-Receipts 10000: lower. rough, 81. 0OG
IS; prime heavy. and butchers weights, 81, SIG
400. light. S .75G4,s5.
Sheep-Recsipts LOCO: steady; ewes, 81. 25al
4. SIS; mixel, s5.o0M5.5o;. wethers, s., 5oa5.7o;
Westerns, 81. 25@5,75; yearlings, IS. e5a5.90.
CHItASO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. March 9-Close-Wheat-Firm:
cash. 87iac: May, S9l4c.
Cern-Steady; cash. 404c; May, 42Ac.
~Oats-Steady; cash, 29Ac. May, 3OA.
Farley Sic.
Pork.Steady; cash, sIl; May. s11,2O.
Lard-Steudy; cash, So. SO; May. s6.45.
Shoulders 81 5aM5 10.
Short ribs-xs, S7I,.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

fetters to the following addresses remain un-
called for at this ohice;
M; 81" Miss n n. xsa,. NJ Nh NJ. NJ
L."
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E cellar, water, etc, on Raleigh street; $4,000.
42xss, Groom brick, cellar. water. etc., on Rsl-
eigh street; $4,000. t0xl0O. feet, a-room frama
house, on Hauser boulevard; $500. 45xl00 feet
broom frama house ON Broadway. i. $. French
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Tor s%AI4E-LOTE IN RROADWATER ADDI-
Z ton, ono third down, balance in one and
years time. interest ut i per cent. Matheson
Il Co, Denver block.
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TOR sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
L west side at q bargain; ten rooms. furnace,
bath room and all modern fittings; good barn
and outbuildings. VIM. Muth, AIT.
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TOR S%ALE-FINE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
residences on, west aide. only two blocks
from Main street; fronts on two streets; very
CHEAP. Steele q Clements,
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nor SALE-FINE EIGHI-ROOM BRICK
Il house on Spencer street, near Rodney, only
few minutes from postottoe at great bargain
Staala Il Claimants, :. .--
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EOR sALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
y prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and is in good condition; price very low
and terms to suit; a snap. W.. f. Cox, Gold
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EOR SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL NICE RES
J. licences on the west side for sale At differ
ent prices aud terms laFties Wishing to buy =
home will do we'll to call and SEQ what 1 can Of
fer. YIN. Mutl. act. - . N
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TVOR SALE-TWO SIX-ROlM HOUSES ON
L west side; easy terms; near new school
building, foundry and electric lines. Wm.
Ninth. act. r.. u
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TOR SALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
L Madison avenue, west side, east front. lot
12lx200 feet; cash buyer can secure u great bar
gain, Steele IL Clements.
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nor sAIIE~-EIGHT- ROOM DWELLING IN
u Ienox, modern, $a,h00, easy terms. Mathe-
eop 4 M EF j 4% #TF &
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EOR RALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH
L Main street lOOx125 feet, fronts on thres
streets; will be sold ut a great sacrifice. Steele &
(1arnautn3 nv f"I@ %#&"@ %% ~ &w+ D
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EOR sALE-RENTAL PROPERTY IN ORIG
i inal townsite; will sell on easy terms, 1t q
great sacrifice. improved property on Bluff
street and on Pine street. Steele y Clements.
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FOR sALE-FIFTY FEET ON HELENA
/ avenue near foot of Rodney at three-fourths
actual Yalue. Steele u Glements.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN
70 20 years Of age, we'll educated and ambitious,
understand bookkeeping and write. leaible
hands,; can furnish the bast of references.
When answering kindly state particulars, salary.
etc, to I. Hanauer, 98l Park avenue. New York,
N. Y. .#. #%. #~ - s.
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TOR go: $3.50 CASH, BALANCE
I on long time, buys a new three-room house;
lot 5Ox12a Address box TIT, city.
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1rOR SALE-DESlRABLE SHEEP OR CAT
II tie ranch Of stN acres on hig Hlaoktont. As
miiea north of Drpmmond station, ample build
inps including sawmiu. all under fence, first
water tight al over !, 1000 inchea; 5000: call or
write for full particulars, Matheson " Co.,
Denver pluek.
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WANTED TO WORK in HOTEL,
, Kitchen. Address Miss F.. this office.

GlTUATIONs iWANTED-BY WOMAN TO
to take Mui homs. Address ID or r cali 4sl PARK avenue.
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- Is; outdoor work preferrel:. would lixe to
into country; writes good ham and familiar
with clerical work, Address b, O., this office.
The sun., 1892-02-21
At the Dime Museums.

Manager John B. Doris comes forward this
week with new sensational fin de steele at
traction. as he prefers to term it-and probably
1t will excite Eighth avenue to its very centre.
1t is a record breaking running tournament, in
which five young women will participate. This
Is revival OF the female pedestrian craze
which prevailed decade ago. At Doriss the
fair sprinters will use treadmill Device which
Is said to be accurate. Prizes will reward the
winners. The contestants will be Louisa Phil
lips. English: Lille Cleveland. American;
Canadian: and Josie Mcfarland. Irish. il
Prince AIungo tack dancer: Alma Don Janata..
the the sa snake hsndier; Jessis Ailyns. banjoist
s sshs me- & sas TN s sss a
matte hall; revyng for th!s week, az an aP,
Pey ..
tHrnsh sns ,s end
the bnsv Himdoo lind youth 1alo9. whS has double
has puzsed the S scientsts u Earope EKsI wnlS aSd
aTssSs fss sn the Of where the
when upon By those lnlearnea nea
sHS ~ s sssis ss!s
aSas.T tlSn thS p German ~ sS%iSss WI
John an MAHnpnirg; Mann sscsntrio Comedian viii b
tnd nsSonGs end George will do black face
At Huber's Palace, Museum in East Four
tesnth street; IN tGe plan o. placing pepty n
rum will EXHIBIT q dozen new wonders while
Ss sns'es Ing
isssins i Il New Nov Y&oTE & A.N''NA 1'o' nA'''"
The sun., 1892-02-21
oe "A nc ANDERSON IL 60.
e@N ~ 334 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
New Uprghts $3.50: % monthly until paid.
Sole agents for the Hartman Piano.



Tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music will be
occupied this week by q Casino company.
headed by Marie Tempest. and including per-
formers sufficient to represent two operas
quite as we'll as when they were In success at
the homo theatre. The pieces are "The
Tyrolesn" for the first half OF the week. and
"Nanon" for the remainder Nothing belong
and SO there Is week OF frst-rate comic
opera for Brooklyn
:. The enduring yet often rejuvenated fun Of
Natural Gas" viii! be delivered merrily to the
week BY Doneily. !Girard. and their Company
OF helpers. This show was one OF the earlier
successes in the field OF variety farce, and il
has been maintained at the fore by the irre-
sistible comicality OF its comedians There
are are new songs dances: and other specialties.
ing an evening to Natural Gas" II light,
fr9thy entertainment is desired.
Dan MCCARTHY Is ono OF the popular irish
the well.liked Irish plays. These two attrac- G.
week. and they will combine to please people
whose tastes remain loyal to the pathos and
humor common to stage representations Of
.Washingtons Birthday matinees will bs
given at the Star. The Lee Avenue Academy.
and tho Academy of Music.
:, The opening Of the new Columbia Theatre,
bb1oOkyn;, y,T;, T. so appGintedd fer March
Of A. ii. Pnlmer's home company. Including
Maurice Barrymore. J. II. Stoddnrt. f. H. Hoi-
land Charles Harris. Walden Ramsay. Reuben
4. Fax, Agnes Booth. Agnes Miller. and Emily
March !. and its dedication is bound to be q Z
brilliant occasion,
The sun., 1892-02-21
FURJv.XTURE.
FINE Quality, Special Prices.

Large, high back, polished Oak
Dining Chairs, latest design, with
fine cane seat, $3.50; reduced from
S425. Arm Chairs. to match,
$500 reduced from $6.75.
Full size Antique Oak finish Bed
stead and Bureau, handsomely
finished and neatly ornamented,
with large bevelled mirror on bu-
reau, $3.50; regular price, $4,000.
Stylish Curled Maple Bedroom
Suit, 2 pieces, oval French plate
bevelled mirror on bureau, $66. 90.
Fine natural Cherry Bedroom
Suit, 3 pieces, $4,000.
Elegant genuine Mahogany Bed
room Suit, 2 pieces, handsomely
carved and beautifully finished,
$4,000.
The sun., 1892-02-21
Electric Stock 0ustatio~s.
~ Feb 2o.-Ths latest electric stock quotations


,n SirusphY Feb 2o-Fiou. AND MslL-Tbe market was
Quoted: Flour Sbrfne 40 srs Snsss 1n snnsy
ans. SsaSss5i No. extra 30 t6ass,S: 10. Ok.
e. sSi patents spring Sts54s52o: winter. 10
= Vbb.-Superfne. s. sS4 a5 Torn meal /, bbi-ssgj
ga 70 70, Western and :s LOG Is for Brandrwins
OorroS.fntures opened with an uncertain appear.
sncs There were no public reports from Liverpool but
market Weakened at once declining 4a5 points under
the very full receipts ut the ports and especially at tho
Iuif ports There was little recovery III tho last ff
Teen @ mn9tes on demand TO cover contracts arising
contracts made some recovery OF the recent excep
tlonAl Decline. Spot cotton was dull: middlng up
lands. S.l6c. do. Gufs. R18c. Tho following are
the details OF tho transactions In futures with sales
The sun., 1892-02-21

.iss sSIs ss q. S.y
s;y Go ,ss ;s:s.
ss9s an . s. aS;s prime.
:;'i; ssss ssS'sS
:. !:ns 1sss ST. ma: isis
81 T.liSx QUIET iIIss s ssssrins IN iaao' s@ & 4s
aT
State 4; Factory is
ssy sssr 5s And s,S
sis $s's
Ss IN ss sSns
s s.'; were z0oS ss sss Bye
sofSeiM MsPqh s1%ns .So 5sssf'% fSf
soa q. sSs 'u wss
ss e 4ss ssss Ssi. do S
,as .oa, No. nisss ' for R f%a
Ssts Sus Hs ncns sS but Ss easter M sales
4 ysis S ssS.,s: .as " S:$ s:$
Ss Sp'st a se w.
sE ;ssft SS SS
ssady M G Ily fGI SSS Ass .ss
March. tsIse: April 1Ste: MAY. taSc. Ju!: 1sss:
s:s Ms5sS' $ss s'Sc.: So White of fsS
,n nearby on on son,nnSa buying
veries. stronger European ndyiees and further I'm
II n so.k eS pSs. ;
nearb deliveries but unchanged to points
s. eo.as ssn !" ~ss III !ssi: sSs: :: e:
ss ~ oi% F's Hs3ss
E,hsrey bags 40 10 "Ps,vs pe Per
including kIo ~ arrive ths ia riaes stltsss:
s%pSsI s'd santos So 70 ~ ariys iss pss
ssSs.a; Ss..ssSe Sn Tsssss ss:nkss sss:
sa ipsssaI Ss1,.a 4ms5s S5ss sss
Mocha asiGs34Isc 1'~-'''' 'A'A --S'o'
changed q g. for a,f refining maseoyado and 3lec
s,sss s'
Thiss extra 1., &c" aIsSs i,6e ysll9w, sss
Iss:S ss .:IsnS. Sass g.
s sss ssS1sss' ssss
& = s"H5 5.sss Sss fsI:s 5:s. sss DO bond
SAyAL SroKEs-Spirts turpentlne was firm at sharp
further advance owing to decidedly advices
'or machines; Rosln was moderA!siy active and |
.bls, general sample j" al ti.ssSssisR Quoted:
Common 7, s 70 S1oa strained a. q soSSl s2 "E"
s G sass; sis r." ~ ssss s'eoi I" oI
s3sS; ~ w w." S425. Tar quiet At $3.50. (. o.b |
PkIRoLEu.Natonal Transit certificates were without
losing A. a. Gosts: t: BID sale. 700 Sbs Eshnsd in
'soc.: bulk $500. Naphtha 6.50c.
The sun., 1892-02-21
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS..
SATURDAY. Feb. %.

SATURDAY. Feb. 20.
The week at the Stock Exchange has been
remarkable only for the sbruptness with
which the boom in the coal stocks eliminated
and gradual subsistence Of speculative en-
thusiasm as compared with the week before
To account for this. as well as for the profess
sional character OF the market. there has in
truded itself a fear OF extensive gold ship
ments. the first OF which went forward to- day
and the fact that the coal stocks were natural
ly expected to lose some Of their extrsordi-
nary gain Of the preceding week. The prinoi-
Pal reason however. must bs attributed TO the
The sun., 1892-02-21

azure, silver gray, shell rose, tea
rose, peach, and opaline-regulsr
prices, IL, IA, Is, II, 10, and II cts.
special sale price, 8 cts. per
quire.
$3.50 packages Of Envelopes ia,
match, 6 cts. per package.
The sun., 1892-02-21

CLO.aKDEP.aREUEJV"T
Final Reduction and Closing
Safe OF Our Finest Urn-
ter Garments.
Never before have such aston
ishly low prices been placed upon
such high class goods.
Garments that have been sold "a
high as $500, $500, $500, and
$65.00,
NOW ARE $500, $3.50, $4,000,
and $22.5O.
Alterations made free of charge.
ASTRACHAN JACKETS FOR
ALMOST NOTHING.
Never before have so good gar
ments of the kind been sold for so
little money. They are all fresh
and new, just purchased.
One lot at 1896 each.
One lot at $10.35 each.
Alterations free of charge.