davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
DIED..
CHAPMAN.-At Ridgowood, N. j.. on Friday. Aug
4. Warren Chapman, in his 93d year.

CHAPMAN.-At Ridgewood. n. j.. on Friday. Aug.
4. Warren Chapman, in his 93d year.
Funeral private on Monday.
DUFFY.-Iu Brooklyn. Aug. 9. 1893 James A. Duny.
tho beloved husband OF Elizabeth Duffy. In
the 63d year OF his age. at his late residence. so
Main st.
Funeral on Wednesday morning at O'Clock from tho
Church of the Assumption, corner York and Jay
SITS Relatives and friends also members OF Bedford
Council lS8. Order OF United Friends, Volunteer
Firsmen's Association. and Constitution Club 70.
spectfuy invited to attend
GDILBERT.-on Aug e. Mrs. Henrietta Guilbert
In the 7<th year OF her age.
Funeral services at tho residence Of her son.in.aw
W. l.. Gaddis, 1904 Fulton av.. near lG0h st.. New
York. on Monday. Aug. T. Att T. n.
HORAN.-on sunday. Aug. o. after short Illness
Mary A. widow OF John =. Koran. at her residence.
lo7 East s5th st.
Funeral on Tuesday. Aug g. at 10 A. NJ from St Law
rences Church. Park and s4th st. where mass
of requiem will DO said for tho repose OF her soul
Interment In Calvary Cemetery
MILLER.-on Saturday, Aug {, 1893, OF meningitis
Herbert BALDWIN. son OF Or. David NJ and Julia
Carmichael Miller. aged months and ~ days
Funeral services at the residence of his grandfather
LIB Miller. Io25 Eas. Jersey st., Elizabeth. n. J,
Monday. Aug. l. At2P.M
THEBAUD-On Saturday, Aug. 8. EugenIa RsynAi,
infant daughter OF Paul Gilbert and Mathiide Rsynal
Thebaud
Funeral private from residence Of Mrs Jules Rsynal
white Plains Monday. Aug Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
NEW YORK. July 20. 1893.

.,,,. NEW YORK, July 20, 1893
Reorganization Certificates or Receipts for First Pre-.
fcrred. Second Preferred. and Common Stock OF the
EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA rail-
WAY COMPANY. under agreement and plan OF rsoF>
ganiEation OF May /. 1898.
Pursuant TO the provisions OF said agreement and
pan payment OF 10 cents per share First Preferred
Stock s5o per share Second Preferred Stock s176
per share Common stock. account OF the rst In
staiment OF the Stock of the EAST TIM
NEssEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY CON.
PASY. Ia hereby called for and Ia payable at the once
Of DREXEL. MORGAN a Co. 20 Wall s. New York, on
or before Aug TO- 1898.
All holders OF reorganization certificates receipts
for OF such stocks notified to pay tho amount
duo under this call before the date mentioned
and to present their certificates receipts so that suoh
payment may be endorsed thereon.
c. II. CoSTER,
GEORGE SHERMAN Committee
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
BUT ONE DOG AND NO FIGHE

Consequently Superintendent Hnnkinson's
81 Prisoners Were Discharged.
Fifty-seven men were arraigned yesterday
morning in the Jefferson Market Police Court
by Superintendent Hankinson Of the Bergh So
cety and a squad OF policemen from the West
Sixty-eiRhth street station. Mr.. Hankinson
had obtained possession OF q ticket bearing
the inscription:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

j. c. Fahrne. 81 years old. sailor on board
the schooner William Bleakly OF this port.
which Is now anchored In Flushing Bay on
College Point. was drowned yesterday while
boarding the vessel from roWboak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Forgot, aud SWALLOWED the Laudanuu.

Mrs. Margaret Corbrey Of 90 Suffolk street
took mouthful OF laudanum yesterday to dull
the pain OF an aching tooth. She held 1t In her
mouth for a while. aud then unthinRingly
swall owed 1t. The noxt instant she remem-
bered and began to scream. The woman was
treated with stomach pump at the Gouver-
neur Hospital She will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
duaneiaI.
NEW YORK, July %. 1893.

-..r,. NEW YORK, July %. 1904
REORGANIZATION Certificates or Receipts for commou
Stock OF the RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERM
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, I'M.
der agreement and plan of reorganization of Nag L
1893,
Pursuant to the provisions OF said agreement and
plan. a payment OF ONE DOLLAR AND sIxTY.Two
CENTS u.G2) PER SHARE being tho balance OF the frat
installment OF the assessment on Common Stock of the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY. ia hereby called for and
ispayabc at the ONCE of DRExEL MORGAN CO., a.
Wall st. New York. before Aug. 10 1903
Ali holders Of reorganization certificates receipts
for such stock are notified to pay the amount due
der this call before the date mentioned and 70
present their certificates or receipts that such par
mont may be endorsed thereon.
g. II. COSTER
GEORGE SHERMAN, Committee
ANTHONY j. THOMAS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Total sales. 1891, $50 shares
UNLISTED DEPARTMENT rRANsAcT1oNa
BANK STOCKS.

SUNDAY, AuR. D.
The sum Of the Treasury balances at the
CT. SO OF business ON Saturday was $122. 49,
O39 an increase as compared with the pre-
vious Saturday OF ST. 19S243. National bank
note circulation outstanding. S1S5. S25.273
Balance OF deposits to redeem national bank
notes. S2O.319 PIC. o decrease for the week Of
$64444
Statistics relating to silver bullion certifl-
oates dealt In on the Stock Exchange aro as
follows: Silver bullion on hand Aug. g. 1GO.-
O57 ounces: certificates outstanding. $50.
The dealings in the certificates on tho Stock
Exchange this week were 10000 ounces at
FOX. The closing quotation was 72hS73k.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Arrived-SuSpAr. Aug. O.

Arriyed-SuspAr. Aug o
Ss Othelio. Toms, Antwerp
SIS East Gate. Thompson. Progrtso
IS Mobile Evans Belfast.
So Principal Stanard. Leith.
IS CITY ut San Antonio Dole. West Point, Va
Is wyanoko. Boar, Richmond
IS Algonquin. Mckee. Jacksonville.
IS GuyAniotte. Warner, Norfolk
rs UnitA Lund, Boston.
- Herman Winter Niokerson. Boston.
SIS Cottage City. Bennett Portland
Ship Peterborough. Aurehio. Fleetwood.
Bark Liberia, Rogers. sierra Leone
Bark CArnello MAssA. GuidA. BRtoun.
lFor lAts- arrivals see First Passl
Arrived OUT.
IS Ems from New York, at Southampton.
IS La BretAgno. from New York. At HAyrs.
IS Baku Stanard. from New YORK. at London.
IS state OF Nebraska. from New York. at Moville
SIS Ii. D. Dimock. from New York. At Boston.
rAILKp FROM roREIds roRrS-
Ga Anranln from nAioN n for Nav York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Aew publications.

"a Mercedes" "Hsadsmsn.' watsrwitch," Wy
andoIts," "usldsDmIusE" "k0veIa". BordsIs,L"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Exchange-Sales and
Range OF Prices OF All Securities Dealt In
Daring tho Week Ending Aug. 8. 1893.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALAASAc-rHn pAY.
Sun rises.. 8 OF sun sets... 90 Noon rsell2 o.
NIGH wAIER-Tns pAL
Sandy Hook 2 oS Gov. Island. 80 He'll Gata. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
miscellaneous.

q Enn CASH GIVEN AwAY-Tho frat person buy
SOOO ing = package or goid-eyed Needles for so
Cents during the next Sxy days will receive round
trim ticket TO Chicago; TO Tie second person. 500;
third person sTh fourth person $50 nfh person t2S;
to each Of the next twenty So to each OF the next
send 60 cents in cash NJ cents In sAmpG cash pre-
ferred Sc nd By money order postal Tote. Address
WM. ANDERSON,
box 22o. Providence X l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
SperiaI Uot,ees.
tSpfrial 5l1t,res.
A.-THE WOOD HOTELS.
Long Branch. N.T
Opens June !. 1904
LEON COTTEHTIN Addres,

Manager FRED. HoEG
HROwN,~ CAMPHORATED sAPONA-
CEoCs DESTIFRlCE Is The best tooth powder In tho
word for preserving the teeth. "REFREStlSG AND
DELICIOUS" 20 cents n bottle,
To RENT OK LEASE.
Private ONCE IN store; open until O'Clock At night
1,39S broadway, near 02dAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
9nurlna &eaaelaies.

OrEN ALL suMMER.-waltz and all fa.hionaels
~ dances taught rapidly; circulars RkICkkH
BOOKER CoNsfRvAT3RY. IL West I4thst
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
1T PLEASED Them ALL
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
Senator oorman 10 Calling In HE
Democratic collsaguss-coi-
loetor Lyman's Con-
flrmation.
pecial Dispatch to the ssaudard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
wAsHISoroS, April 1.-THE Montana
people hero are very much interested In
the reports concerning the municipal
elections in the state. Those who under.
comfort IN the victory Of Duean IN Butte,
Of Thornton In Anaconda. and Of Nc.
Iaughlin, which 10 taken 10 lss . rebuke to
Higgins In Nissoula. The Butte result 10
accepted ~ specially gratifying, ~ the
impression had been formed here that the
party complications would make victory
for the democrats extremely doubtful
There ls call for tonight for caucus
Of democratlc senators. II looks ~ 10 ihey
might have 70 70 into the business OF the
investigation OF Roach, and Hoar and
Chandler, republicans. are pushing the
matter hard. II 10 believed that they are
not 40 anxious to reach Power, who has
been named. As they arc to tho passage OF
the force bill. Quay 10 not yet senator,
having eono Oh to Florida TO flsh before
be Was sworn In.
German saw tho president to-day and
since his call at the white house he has sent
dispatches to all democratic senators re-
Questing their immediate attendance at
the senate chambers. That promises
business iu which tho votes Of majority
will bo needed.
A. W. Lyman returned 10 Washington
to-day, bringing Mrs. Lyman with him.
The new collector will probably be con.
flrine<i by the senate tomorrow and will
leave for Helena soon after receiving his
commission and instructions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
INVESTIGATIONS.
RepublIcan Senators After Rosch's Scalp
-Pswer Will 1pemble.

WepuDItcou SENATORS Ateer NOnchs scalp
-Pswer Will 1rsnble.
WASHINGTON. April 1i.-Ths Roach case
came prominently TO the front to-day in
the executive session OF tho senate, and
was the cause Of some rather plain talk.
II was declared by the democratic leaders
that II the Roach case 10 to he gone into
nj this session that others should he taken
up as we'll. The republicans rctortcd that
they are afrnid Of no investigation con.
cerninR any other members, hut they In.
sisted that some positive action should be
taken In this particular case. After .
long discussion of the two views 10 We
hcmently adhered to by the respective
sides, the question was laid aside without
any definite action being taken.
Tho Martin case was given share of
the debate aud, from the discussion that
ensucd, tho senate will. II possible, refuse
to look into tho question of the legality Of
the seat nov occupied by Martin.
The nomination Of Eckles to be comp
troller Of currency Was reported favorabiy,
but the confirmation did not follow, il
going over for day under the rules, thers
being some objection to its present con.
sidcration. This objection found expires.
sion In some very caustic remarks by this
republican senators In regard to what they
called the lack OF wisdom manifested ia
the selection for SO impartant an Office ol
q man who. by his own admission, knew
absolutely nothing Of the business OF
banking.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
TWO SENTENCES.
One Victim q oss 10 Deer Lodge aud Ons |
10 Lssvenwopth.

One Victim q oss 10 Deer Lodge aud One
10 Lssvsnw0Pth.
Special Dispatch to the standard
MIssovLA, April ii.-George p. Stevens.
the young man who was recently found
guilty Of involuntary granddaughter for
tho killing of Philip Miller at Thompson
Fails. was to-day sentenced to seven years
and six months imprisonment In the pen.
itentiary. by Judge Woody.
The Eugland-Kennsday case was No.
sumsd In tho district court to-.ay and,
Notwithstanding the dry nature Of the tes-
timony. 10 attracting large audiences.
But little progress 10 being made and II
will probably b three days before tho tss-
timony 10 ell In and verdict reached.
Private John 7. Collins OF Company r.
Twenty-flfth regiment, has been found
guilty Of assault with intent TO kill Ser
gsant Cox of the Same company, and
sentenced to five year, imprisonment 81
Fort Leavenworth.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
ENGLAND'SAMBASSADOR
INVESTIGATION OF ROACH
Republicans Insist Upon lt-They
May Oct More Investigation
Than Thoy Want-Ad-
iournmont.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-Sir Julian
Pa0ncesote bscame dsan OF tho diplo-
saatic corps in WashinGton this afternoon
BY vsrtue oe bis reception By the president
as Ambassador from Great Britain. A.
Sir Julian 10 the nrst AMBASSADOR from
any country to the United States, the
presentation Of his papers to Cleveland
was made function Of moro than usual
ceremony. Sir Julian, with Hon. Michael
herbert aud the othsr attaches Of the
British embassy. met Secretary Gresham
at tho state department shortly before 3
o'clock. AL the British representatives
were In court uniform. The party pro.
cseded TO the white house and at once
went to the blue room. When the presi-
dent entered SIR Julian stepped forward
and, presenting his credentials TO him,
made the following brief remarks:
"Mr.President-I nave the honor 10 place
IN your hands letter from the queen. my
august sovereign, accrediting me a. am.
bassador 10 the United States Of America.
In raising her representative at Washing
ton 10 the rank Of ambassador, her
majesty mauifests her constant desire to
draw closely together the bonds which
happily unite the two countries. Il has
been my privilege to serve her majesty foe
several years ~ minister plenipotentiary
to the United States, and ! venture 10
tondsr my grateful acknowledgment for
the courts consideration and kindness,
which, during that period, have been ex.
tended to mo In the discharge OF my i'm
portant functions. In the higher Office OF
ambassador hope that tho same intlul-
aonce may be accorded to me, and I beg
to assure you that my utmost efforts will
De devoted, "a In the past, to the main-
tenance and improvement Of the rela-
tions OF friendship and good will. which,
trust. will never cease to exist between n
the two countries. On the auspicious o.
casion OF your being called upon once
moro TO I'LL the exalted Office OF president
OF tho United States, permit Tne, SIR. TO
respectfully oncr you my sincere wishes
for your personal welfare and Tor the con-
tinued prosperity Of the great nation
whose mighty interests are committed TO
your charge"
In reply. President Cleveland said:
"Mr. Ambassador, II affords me sincere
p'eAsNsee - receive from your hand tho
letter OF her Britannia majesty. appoint.
ing you as her ambassador to the United
States Of America. On behalf Of our
government and people, ! desire to ex-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
ThE RUSSIAN TREATY.
ssme Of the Provisloas About which the
senate 1s Kicking.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE text, or
alleged text, Of tho cxtraditiou treaty
slgned by Secretary Bavard and De Struve,
Russian minister In Washington In 1857.
but which failed OF ratification by the
senate principally because of tho strong
opposition raised to article 3. defining po-
litical offenses, was published here this
morning. apparently with Q view Of elicit
ing expressions Of public opinion. Tho
same alleged text was published In some
New York papers slx years ago and 10 he.
lknpad te b accurate. -
S1(ocssS 10 the articIs which sepubesS9gl
esnators, II 10 said. now desire should be
made public In parallel columns With tho
corresponding article OF the amended
treaty, which the senate ratified At the last
session. The article In question - sub.
united In 1857, 10 as follows:
"Where II shalt b made TO appear Oh.
tradition 10 sought with . Wow to Try or
punish tho person demanded for au
oflenss Of . political charactcs the sur
render shall not take place nor shall any
person he surrsndsred for any political
olRenss committed previously TO HE EXTRA
dition nor for any o6snss other than that
for which sxtradition 10 granted. nor shall
the surrender OF any psrson b demanded
for any olfenss committed prior to tho
date that this convention shall take effect.
sMurtleP or manslauehter comprising
wiliful or negligent killing OF sovereign
or chief magistrate Of . state, or any
member of his family ~ we'll a. an st-
tempt 70 commit o. participate In said
crimes shall not b oonsidsred an ofSense
Of political character"
II is pointed out . modification OF
article 3 90 adopted IN the treaty which
now awaits exchange OF ratihoations,
strengthens its declarations as 10 political
o6suses against sovereign or chief mag
istrate, but makes no concessions In favor
Of Russia not rsciproostsd In favor Ut tho
United States. The actual text OF this
part of the treaty 10 - follows:
"Au attempt upon the life Of the head
Of either government or against that oi
any Of the membsss of his family. whom
such attempt comprises an act either oi
murder or Of assassination or Of poison
ing, shall not be considered . political Of
fenso or IN oct connected with such of
fence"
Article 2 Of the treaty Of 1887 contain,
this definition Of forgery: Tho crims ol
| forgery, by which u 10 understood tho ut
terance Ut forged papers and also counter
feiting Of public sovereign or govern
mental acts" Il 10 understood this dsfin
ition IL retained In the amended treat,
ratified by the senate.
Opponents Of the treaty contend undel
this definition that persons will he extra
ditable for using false passports or pass
ports issued IN an assumed nAmo. which
b said to be vcry common prnctice oI
psrsons who believe their true nAme'
would excite the suspicion Of the authori
ties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
DONNGLIY's EA0Le EYE.
lsassiss Ysiisws Up Isle cssi Csnb'n'
EEpesues.

NJ. PAUL, Apsil 1.-THE senate commit'
tee, which foe some weeks has bssu MAX.
Ing On Investigation of The r,mocsd frauds
In assessment aud oollection Of taxss In
the noesbsrn part Of tho state aud inci.
dontally the charges OF corruption In the
methods OF appratsinR and selling state
swamp lands for school, university. rail-
road and other state uses, win report to.
day. II b tlss most Sensational 70
port ever heard by tho legislative
oommittee and 10 all based on swosn
testimony. Frauds and eonspiraciss most
gigantic and fas reaching arc said TO have
been unsarthed. II 10 claimed the state
has been dcfrnudsd directly aud indi.
rectly out Of hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars. Many persons hitherto above
suspicion are said to be involved end be-
smirchcd by the committcs's findings.
Innumerabls cases Of false homestead en-.
tries. soldiers prsemptions and Indian
sllotments, all made by powers Of astor-
ney by mon Of straw In the interest OF cor.
poratious, are said 10 have been disclosed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12

BRUssELs. April il.-Ths chambsr Of
deputies has rejectcd the motion In favor
Of universal suffrage
In consequence Of the rejection OF uni
versal suffrage by the general council. tho
labor party will at once order general
strike. A thousand socialists pAraded tho
streets this evening shouting for universal
suffrage. The guard was called out to
disperse them and, after slight skirmish,
tho parade was stopped. AL coal miners
In the Borinage district. and the farmers
have quit work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
FRANCES new POLICY
Tho Recently Chosen Premier Dscloss
His Course Of Action.
FRENCH HONOR MAINTAINED
some OF the Issues That Have 70
Be Met and the Way In
Which They VIII
Be Handled.

PARIS, April I'm. Dupuy. tho now
premier, has made q statement OF his pol
Icy. He said: "The government II con.
scious of tho present situation. but feels
confidence in view Of the profound tram
quiiity prevailing in the country and it's
abiding faith In the republic, which prove
that the painful incidents OF the last few
months. despite tho efforts to turn them
To advantage for political ends,
have neither checked the vigorous
growth OF the republic nor in
jurcd the couutry's traditional rep-
utatlou for probity and honor. Applause
One lesson to be drawn from these trials
u that confidence aud afiiuence are only
tc be acquired by honest work and only
obtained by q regard for morality and
the preservation Of self respect. This
lesson has gone home To the national con-
science. We may therefore regard tho
future with confidence. Every day univers
sal suffrage brings democratic inspira-
tions into greater accord with republican
institutions, aud the day is NJ hand when
the definite Identification Of France with
the republic will render an agreement
easier to establish. The surest means OF
Fastening such result Is that the public
administration should act with eorrect-
ness and with consideration for equity
and order to secure the common welfare.
''Citisens. ask you 10 Let tho country
feel that parliamentary institutions arc
following their normal course by resolute
attention to legislative business ZAP
plausel.
The deputies adjourned until April c5th.
In tho senate tho ministerial statement
was read by NJ. Gucrin, minister OF JUS
f.rr rrx.H IN. MI.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
ARRESTED AFTER ALL.



Assey Bvt Is Taken 1sts Custody.
SAN FRASCisco. April Ill. w. Flood,
for n years cashier OF the Donohos-Kelly
Banking company Of this city. vac ar.
rssted last night on the charge of smbes-
slement. The shortage 10 said to amount
10 s2S 600 and was discovered soma days
aso and Flood was allowed 10 resign. II
is understood hs made restitution and In
view Of his long services II was not thought
hs would be prosecuted. - the arrest
came to him as . surprise.
THIS afternoon IL was learned that the
amount Of the dcfalcation II tisi.Oo, ss
hsretofors given out by the bank officials.
The banking company to-day hled suit
against Flood to recover eiSy0J0. he only
having made restitution Of SIS 600. The
shsri6 has issued writ Of attachment OH
the residence Of Flood valued ~ $1,000.
These Developments created . sensation
In financial circles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12

Those who are preparing for the warm
weather. making their own or their chill
drsn's underwear. dresses, skirts and
waists. will do well to Zee the Connell
Co.'S stock Of outing flannel aud shirt-
ings, these two lines being especial full
Of pretty aud desirable patterns at moss
reasonable prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12
WANTS A PORT.

Arisona Nssesistiss with Mssico for .
Guie Out.et
PHoENIx, Aris., April li.-Ths leslsla-
ture passed o concurrent resolution re-
questing the president Of the United
States to opsn friendly negotiations with
Mexico looking to such rsadjustment Of
tho international boundary as will give
Arizona . safs. commodious harbor near
the head Of the Gulf Of California and 80
cure to the citizens Of the United States
participation in the valuable fishing privi-
leses Of the gulf.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12

Tho Connsli opcning would show very
clearly To all unprejudiced folks that thsy
wsra headquarters without compctiticn
for flno dress goods aud silks. The die.
play ON the counters of fine silks. change
able silks aud handsome shaded velvstss
would make one think they were In one OF
New York's largest establishments.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-12

PARis. Texas. April ii.-Company A,
Thirttesnth United States infantry. Cap
tain John Guthrie commanding. passsd
through here this afternoon from Fort
Reno aud took post at Goodland for the
purpose Of preventing any further out
break among the Chocktaws.