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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
LOW BAROMETER IN THE WEST

Wa hington June 14.-An area Of low barometer extends
from the Middle Missouri Valley 20 southern Colorado ana
the barometer is low the Cult Of s.. Lewrence ana
the British Northwest territory Tie arometer Is high
over the middle and northern plateau REGIONS ard alonS
the 2acihc Coast. decided fail IN temperature mas
occurred over the Dakoas and Western Nebraska and
marked rise in temperature reported In Montana Else
where the temperature changes have been slight Showers
have occurred on NewEneland Middle South Atlantic
and East Gf and thur dcrsorms arc reported in
the ohio Tuner Mississippi Missouri and Red River OK
The Nlrth valleys, Genital Tennessee and western
Arlansas -, =, ...o.
In tho Atlantic Coast States the weather will be warmer
and parity cloudy followed Thus cay night or FRIDAY W
showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Rap.
Inch.
3O.6
800
~ r

Ia thu diagram continuous Write lnc >n' sstfsa
changes IN PIE sure ~ Indicated by The Ti,onhV S ,n
coidlng barometer. The brokci Inc TT. 0'S' Wv "
pcratufe as observed at Perrys Pharni-y
Tribune once June is, a. m.-Ihe "e''"' Cow,
..v Wa t,, and warm The temperature ranged from
90 TO SO cez.ccs the average (1Ss) bclns 50 lower
on the corresponding day last year and 90 h's"e' -
Tuesday. 49,. Il, ,,sclv
In and near this city to-day the we't.cr 10 '
IN be cloudy with showers late In the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE VISIT TO THE BARN.

tracc of a blood stain, even when suolec.eu 10 'ne
sevcrest microscopic and chemical tests hno"" ="
science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

r.hA tho Chicago s,eciai, q y. m. daily pniladci.
phia and Reading sy stem. Leigh Vale. pvi,,". aS
the Worlds Fair 80 extra fare. "pp" ~
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
A Bit of Arrant ElunlSyjsm,

A noticeable feature of the ang!omania
which prevails in New York is the employ
ment of cockney attendants by some of the
prominent clubs. They have managed to
surround the admission of an unintrcducel
stranger to the club precincts with an
amount of ceremony that would suffice for
the vestibule of the grand llama. A gen
tleman from Philadelphia called to see a
friend who is IL member of one of the up
town establishments.
'Is Mr.. 4. IMP" he asked Of the brass
buttoned flunky who sat in an deliberately
upholstered armchair near the doorway.
Hi cawn't say, SIR"
"Can't you lind out?"
eli was not tired to make inquiries OF
shat sort"
Can / go up stairs and find out for my
self?''
my horders is, see that no strangers goes
hup stairs"
"Has the club any superintendent"
"Hit as. but e's hout."
well, what does a strangerdo who wants
to sec Il member"
"'E waits until a member Of the 'ouse
committee comes, or e calls again"
perhaps you'd condescend to take my
card and give it to Mr.. +. when you see
him?"
Hits not my place. Him not conde-
scendin to nothink."
Whereupon the exasperated caller made
his final appeal:
Can l sit down on the curbstone outside
and rest myself awhile?"
You can hask the porter; els a good 'arted
chap, al perhaps there'H be no hobiection.n
New York Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
Prices of Stradiyarius Violins.

A Stradivarius violin was sold the other
day for $500, that being the highest price
yet secured for a fiddle in the auction room.
This fact has caused some inquiry to be
made into the rapid rise in the value of the
violins of the great Cremona maker, whose
workshop Mr.. Edgar Bundy has SO graph
ically depicted in a painting in the Royal
Academy exhibition. 1t seems that a fine
"Strad" was sold in 1905 for e10O, but by
1857, when the late James Goding's collec-
ton was brought to the hammer at Chris
ties, q Stradivarius violin fetched 600. and
q viola by the same maker 9212.
In 1879 a 'Strad," since rechristened by
its fortunate owner ''The Emperor" real
lied e290 at the sale of the collection of Mr.
elliott, the %penmaker, and it would prob
ably not now be parted with for four times
that amount. The auction price of q
''Strad" has since reached ESQ, and it is
quite possible that before the present CEN
fury is over the sum will pass into four fig
ures, while the price at the fiddle fancier's
Is already a good deal higher.
1t seems that the increase of cost is due
partly to the demand for old violins from
the United States, partly to the wish Of
every violinist of note to possess ut least
one example of the famous maker. DR.,
Joachim, for instance, has three.--London
News,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04

SHERlFF'S .S~ALE-HELENA LUMBER
Company, plaintiff. vs.. l. L. Lush and -
Lush, his vito, August Oertel and Hilda Uertel
his wife. defendsnts. ~
Cnder and by virtue of an order Of sale and
decree OF for ,closnfe and sale issued out of the
district court of tho I irst judicial district OF the
state OF Montana. in and for The county OF Lewis
IN the alb I'VE entitled action, wherein Esie~s
LINN Der company. tho above named plaintiff.
obtained a judgment md decree OF foreclosure
ana SHE against !. l.. Lush and - Iu.h. his
wife, august Oertel and Hilda Certei.
his wife. defendants. on the Goth day
loo !1ly; A.. y. 1889. for the sum OF
S.5"4O. oasides interest, costs and attorneys
July, a. d. 1879, recorded in judgment book No -
or said court at Iaye -. I am commanded to
seii az that certain 20, piece or psIcsl Of land
situate. lying and heing in the county Of Lewis
and tiarke. state of Montana. and bounded and
described ~ follows. to wit:
LOT numbered twcnty-cighs (2S) in block NAM
y one ~ OF the original townsit, of the town
Together with all and singular the
nsred taments and appu-tenances thereuoto ha.
longing or IN anywise appertaining.
foDilo notice IL hereby given that on Saturday.
Lee l!th day OF August. A. D. 1909. At y o'ciocr
N. OF that day. at tho front door Of the cont
aonse; Helena lewis and Clarke county. Mon
Jana. will. N obedience to said order of ealo
sno oecre, OF foreclosure and sale. sell the above
iescrlped property. or so much thereof a. may
so1 cash in hand. N"o'
4. ID, 1893. s"S'
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
ny fkkD 4. Hoss. Under sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
DeCline of Profanity.

The habit of swearing is dying out. 1t
was within the memory of those who dor OF
not k to think themselves old verv co,n-
mon. nave heard on what l am sure is
trustworthy authority of n clergyman of
the last generation, who, summoned ia
breakfast while at his morning devotions.
turned upon the unfortunate messenger
with the exclamation: '-you! How dare
you interrupt my prayers!" Much less ex-
treme instances are known to many of us
which would now be simply impossible.
Are we becoming more pious? That is
not the general impression. Is the fiber of
the race s~oftening? That is often main
tanned, but l do not think successfully
The civil war is there to disprove it for
Americans at least. Or are we, rs French
men and women did long ago, learning
more adequately to master the resources of
our own tongue aud becoming independent
OF this crude and rather stupid-to call it
nothing worse-deyice?-Century.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
THE VIKING SHIP.
4 Sight Well Worth seeing- Hcr Model
Perfect,

Perfect
The New Yorker who failed to SEQ the
Viking during the few days that the gal
liant little vessel was lying or cruising i.
the waters OF. the hassor missed a sight
that 10 would be almost worth while to go
to Chicago to s,se. 10 those with u fair
idea of what good bodybuilding requires
the lines of the Viking are said to have
been very satisfactory, and the soundness
Of their Judgment is established by the
achievement OF the vessel in crossing the
Atlantic against unfavoraole winds, sound
and safe us an ocean go3ng steamer. But
even to one with no clairas to expert knowl-
edge the vessel is very beautiful. 1t is easy
to see IN her the justification of her chief
officers proud remark, when asked il she
did not ship water o,Ur her open sides:
mo. Her model is so perfect, her lines so
fine"-hcre he made n sweeping gesture
with both hands, illusS ratiSg the lines
'that she wishes all the.tine to be on top"
But what impressesth the ordinary observer
is the courage of their conviction shown by
the crew Of u dozen modern Norscmen,
who, persuaded that the original on which
the Viking was mooHlcd was seaworthy,
and that what their ancestors had done
they could do, took this little vessel, with
out a deck, with q broad oar for n rudder,
with a singlelnast and sail, with no room
aboard to swing a hammock, and barely
sufficient to store themeeded supplies, and
sailed her over the course that they be-
lieved the ancient Norsemen had sailed with
a like craft centuries before the discovery
which all the world is celebrating at Chi
u That is II striktng and splendid way
of arguing Il disputed question in history. |
No one after this can say hat the Morse
men could not have reached the shores Of
America on the vessels then known.-Har-
per's Weekly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
MATHEsoN = CO.


S1,65e-No. sos recsta; hall, seven yoOma. pan
t.y. cellar, city water in kitchen; lot Saxl2o to
alley; ono block from electric line and close to
benton avenue; o~ner will take Montana Ma"
tional certificates ut par tn payment.
81. 400-H new dwelling on corner ut
FentOA and H0llinA on electric line: hall. six
rooms. bath hot and cold water. city water. lot
56xl2O; mortgage Of : 1.2tO to run three years; Will
take Montana National certificates for equity,
$1,000.
$4.o0O-Six-room brick dwelling on corner OF
Hentan and Hilbert streets: elegant lot. having
seventy five feet Frontage on t,enton. and 15o feet
on Gilbert. Montana National certificates taken.
and two fine Lowell lots. each 50xilG AOntans
$s.00O-New seven-room brick dwelling. mod
ern, on east aide: on purchase assuming $4,000
mortgage; will take $1,000 in Montana National
cert ,tioates.
UNlMPROvED PROPERTY.
For which certificates of deposit on the Montana
National viii be accepted ct par.
$401 Lot s0x140 on { parta street.
$500 Lot 5bxlia ON Miss oula avenue.
3525-Lot 50x140 on Prospect street. adjoining
+ lowerree addition.
$8o0-1wo lots on Pcosta avenue. one block
from electric line. Two blocks from Ienton
avenue.
sl.o0--For 100. feet on Benton avenue. a%'ioin-
ing electric line.
". 5OJ-Cornes adjoining HAuser addition. hav-
ing frontage on Dearborn avenue of l25 feet: one
MaTHEsoN Il &C..
Gold Hook.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
WHITE CITY WAITS.

Midway plaisance is the most cosmopoli-
tan spot in the world.
A guide at the Worlds fair has been dis
charged for calling IL Columbian guard a
tin soldier.
The clay pipe smoked by Miles Standish
in his friendly treaties with the Indians is
u part of the governments exhibit at the
exposition.
The st. Gothard Railway company of I4u-
cerne, Switzerland, is represented at the
Worlds fair by n special exhibit, showing
In u series Of maps and water colors the
various interesting features of that great
engineering work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
Too Mich For Him

The tramp had struck the citizen for a
small loan, and the citizen was sizing him
up as an experiment.
"pve got a job for you," he sale per-
suasively.
"What to do?"
Nothing"
"Git pay for it?"
"Certainly."
us there much of it to do?~
Twenty four hours Il day"
The tramp began to study up the propo-
Gition.
DO get a rest on Sunday" he asked
after a moments thought.
Its seven days in the week." explained
the citizen.
Guess don't want it," and his tramp
ship moved of.-Detroit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
SHFR1FF's SALE HENRY Du1GNAN.

SHFR1FF's SALE HENRY DU1GNAN.
~ Jamss Duignan and L. NJ. Jansen, co-part-
Ssrthwesfor n1ss Htone u Supply tAe co nsm sam pl.i ol
tiffr. va. Montan% Club. aiassena Euliard. First
National fank Of Hell ma Montana. Helena Co.
rank jezicf. John jeziok and Fen Hahn. CO.
partners as Iczick ros. 4 Hahn, defendants.
Under and by yirtnc Of an order OF ale and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of tho
state Of Montsns. IN and for the County Of
4. D. lsss. in the above entitled act on. wherein
henry Luignan. James Lulsnsn and l.. nj. jan
son, co-partncts doing business under thu firm
the above naTed plaintiffs, obtained a judgment
and decree Of foreclosure and salo asainst Mon.
hank Of Helena, Montana, Helena Co-cpsra,ive
iei. Jim Jesiss and Fem 9% HAM. 'e e. p.aa. se :.
soth day fa os june s A.h !. d 1915, fos tho on .a sns
OF $l;,7s270. besides interest. costs and at
torney..s fees, which said decree was on the 10th
ment book No. Of said coupt at Jase@ -.
l am commanded TO sell all those certain lots.
ins.in the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state
Of Mont.n,. and bounded and described as fol-
omuch Of lots numbered two e, three tD
md I 'ur in blocx numbered four hundred five
lloa) otthe original TOWNSHIP OF the city OF Hell
ana, as Is included in the following toun lsries.
western line Of Fuller avenue or 6uleh street or
Center street and tbs northeastsr y line OF Sixth
avenue or Prizes street. the point of interssc-
ton being On the souihsas. corner Of said lot
nun, bered ~, ~ of block numbered four hnn-
dred five tOD Of said Helena town.ite: running
thence northerly along the wost line Of Fuller
avenue or Gulch street one hundred fifteen as
feet; tho9c, westerly parallel With the north line
thenco sonthsrly parallel with tho west line Of
Maid lots three (l and four ~ scsenty-two and
o,ne-hAlf l2h) feet more or less to tho northeast
line OF sixth avenno or Price street: thonce
southeasterly along tho said northeast line Of
eixth avenue or Price street seventy-fve (75) feet
TO- the place Of boginnins,
Together with all and singular tho tenements.
here itaments aud appurtenances thcreuntp be-
lonGinS or IN anywise sppertainins.
Public notice II hereby given that on Tuesday,.
the zzt day VI August. 4. D. 1892, At IL O'Clock
=. Of that day at the front door OF the court house,
Helena, lewis and Clarke county, Montana,
Will, in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
OF foreclosure and rale. asil the sbovs described
psopsrty. or 10 much thereof ~ may 10
necessary to satisfy sAid Judgment. with intsre.t
in hand.
Given under my hand this sist day Of July.
A. u. 49,.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Bhssif.
By fkED z. Moss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Sweden is buying its telephone lines.

Sweden is buying its telephone lines.
Edison has invented u method for repro.
ducing p~honograms that Is said to be very
satisfactory. !
At least 100 cities In the United States
own their electric lighting establishments,
One out of every Is electric light plants is
n municipal institution.
a. new tree insulator has been introduced
which greatly simplities the problem OF at
taching wires to trees so that they may in
no way come in contact with the branches.
A New York electrician is building an
nirship which he claims will solve the
problem of aerial navigation beyond u
doubt. He is SO sure of its success that he
has already selected a name for 1.-THE pc
UaSSinelN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
FOODS FILLS arc tho best after-dinner Pills
assist digestion, cure headache and biliousness.
SHERlFF,S SALE-LOUIS HILLEDI ECHT.
~ plaintiff. vs. Henry W.. Menth ct al, do

SHERiFf,S SALE-LOUlS HILLEDI ECHT.
~ plaintiff. vs. Henry W. Menth ct al, dc,
PENDANTS. ~ 80 o'-
Under and by virtue of an order of salo and
decree OF for closure and sale iseucd out of tEe
district count of the Iirst judicisl district OF the
state OF Montana. in and for The county OF Lewis
and iarke, on the third dag of Augusta. D., 1899,
Hilleb'eclt. the above named plaintiff. obtaineh
a .udament and decree OF forecie sufo an. ea'e
against henry W. Nentb. James w., Duff a d
Sfrah -. Menth, defendants. on the third
day Of August, A.. ID. 1887, for the sum OF
s5.Z-3 besides infereet, costs and attorneys fees,
winch Sid decree WAS, on tie third Jay Of An
gust. Z. u. 1888, recorded in judgment book No. [
OF falu court at aye -, am commanded to
FELL all that certain OF, yiecc or pgtcsl If l.nd
anu ! iarLe. state Of Montana, and bounded and
described As follows, TO wit;
he south eiZty (6Gj feet Of lot number thir-
teen D3), in block number tv enty-one en-. of
the Northern / acitic addition to the city OF
iie.eha. IN the county Of LeRi, and Clarke. stste
of ! ontaEa.
Together with all and singular tho tenements,
hefea tenlents and e. pu"tenances thereu ito be-
longing or in anywisc auI g tanning.
iuplic notice Is herohy given that on Friday.
Tue Z3th day OF august, a. ID. 1876 n. u O'Clock
m OF that day, 1t tho front door Of tho con I
house, Helena, Iawi~ and Clarke county. Mon
'aha, Will. u obedience to said order OF sac
ana deere OF foreclosure and sale. soil the ahuyo
,escribed properly or so much thereof as may
teres aad costs. to tho highest and b,st bidder,
for cash in hand. ~
Given under my hand ,his third day of Au-
gust. a. ID 1888.
CHARLES n. CURTIS, Sheriff.
By FRED H.. Hoss. Under sLeritf.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04

trIct court of the First judicial district If
ne state OF Montana, in and for tho county
deceased. "'"''
hotice is hereby given By the undersigned. adj
H!ihistrator OF the estate of txilda Par
al portions having Gains against tie said
deceased. To exhibit them viii the n cessary
voucher " thin four months after the firsI pub
TIE law oil CO Of NJ ssona Eui ard, Room 8, Gold
Ilook' in, TIE city # Helena. comfy OF
tewis and iarke, state II Montana. The ssms
nsss OF said estate in said county Of / owls and
EDOUARD d PARENT.
administrator of tho Estate OF Fxiidi Parent
deceased.
Lated July 2a, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04

A reader WHO'S blessed with a large fam
lily is Il strict disciplinarian and never gives
In to a refractory child. She thinks spank.
Ing accomplishes all things. One day the
dessert was a pie which seemed small for
the number to be served, and she said, "Oh,
dear me, this pie won't go round."
Spank it and make it go round" sang
suit a little voice from far down the table,
-Harper's Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
~ hebecca Richardson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Reb. cca Richardson.
deceased; to the creditors Of and all persons
navlnS claims against the said deceased, to ex-
Lihit them. with the necessary vouchers, within
four ~ months after the first publication of this
ministrator. at his office in the Gold block. in
tbs city Of Helena, Montana. the same being the
place for the transaction of the business of said
estate in the county of Lewis and tl1rke.
JOSEPH N. KENCK.
Administrator of the estate of Eebecca Richard
son, dec ased.
ated helena. Mont. July IL. 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-04
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK.. Aug. Bar silver. II.

NEW YORK.. Aug. Bar silver. II.
Compensatory; lake 50. 20.
~lead-Qniet; Domestic, 81 80.
stocks opened lively. General Electric coon
advanced to 5lh. Changers were inclined to
weakness on poor July earnings. Sugar. after
decl ming 2s to ~. rose to "a, reacted to 71A@72
Whiskoy lost a point to Ii. 1T II the market
was irregular. Stocks were lower after II. the
advance in posted rates of sterling exchange en-
dangsTing imports of gold. Stocks were quiet
this afternoon till the report Of the Silyerman
failure was received from Chicago, when the
bears began hammering. later tho ma, ket was
steadier at fractional recovery.
uovernments-Firm.
Fetroleum-NOH!ected,
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NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
made to the undersigned a general assignment
for the bone fit Of tho creditors Of the said Anton
N. Hotter. and that tbs undersigned has taken
possession under raid assignment Of all prop
erty Of tho said Anton II. Hotter.
All person, indebted to the said Anton NJ.
Hotter are notified to make payment of tho
without delay.
MASSErA BULIiRr,
Assignee of Anton NJ. Hotter,
Dated july p. 1893,
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All persons indebted TO A. nj. Thornburah are
notifed to make payment of the amounts owing
BY them to the undersigned on or before Sept
J.. 1888. D. G. J. Lott. assignee of A., III,
Ihornburah. Dated July "A. Is92.
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All persons indebted to Franklin r. Wallace
are notified to make payment OF the amounts
owing by them to the UNDERMINED on or before
tept l. 1898. L.. T.. +. Iotz, assignee Of Frank
I'm Il. Wallace. ] ated July y. 1879.