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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
A MEMORIAL OF JOHN LEFFfRTS.

To the Editor OF The TIL IL ne.
Sir: owing TO the sudden and unexpected d'a'I
q, John Icff,rs Of Fntbn-b l.. l., 'onlll"'" rc'""
Of his Ne. was almo.' impossible" lho>" VINO nave
i.,cn long and intimately associated Win MN "'S""
,,,, sucb 4 r.cor, shall now De made. lie was
descended from one OF the early buich co"h-'N WIN
com, to rlatbn.h from tn, Netherlands TWO ana
,I, centuries ago The lands b. inherited We're
oripnally purchased from the Indians. allotted after
ward by n patent Il the Dutch Government. and SUD
..ou,ntlv confirmed by the English Governor ot New
York When the state had b"com" BRUSH P'>@e9'''n
rh, hous. I'm which he was born and lived. anu from
which ne was buried was IA hundred years old, ana
f. one Of the best Of the small remnant 0i 'ohior'"
Colonial homes. Mr. L"ifcris received MS eun'"o"
at Erasmus Hall Academy, the second lhS,i'"'l"h
~ ifs class incorporated 10y the Regents of ihe 'hl-
,..i,v If IA. stat. Of New York. After being grad
mated he began the management Of ia" family estate
and from that time his duties steadily Increased, ana
were faithfully Discharged
For many years he was trustee Of Era>nu' Han
Academy With his sister, Mrs. Gertrude J." Wander
in he was the head and reliance Of III" Mission
t,mrch ncnr hi4 hone. which was begun rs a sab
bath school and has grown 10 be- honrisniS vnur'h
inriur the wears which succeeded the tvil War h"
, one OF In, five members of the Board Of Direction
OF the Reformed Church of America. IL wa. " W,
when II difficult To make ale anu pronap'' ~, ~
v.stmrntl and he rendered invaluable service" For
many wears II. was u member Of the Board OF fMira-
lion Of the Reformed Church, and ON" OF inc three
members Of liz Finance Committee In the VcheraDr
REFORMED Dutch Church 0f tDr villag" for many
years he had been an officer lie was one o! W.
and was elected treasurer OF the fihDiNl
ans Company. was also one Of the original members
and director, OF the FlatbmSh WatcrwprkS company
lie was intimately associated With Judge John =
Lott of the state Court Of Apra In all the mean mean
urS for promoting the "' nr ~lnr e o. ha ' d"a
was n director Of III" lrooklyn Bank also OF me n,
Long Island safe DEPOSIT COMPANY ;o mna trustee o'
the Long lNmnd loan ana Iru,t Company T.
FlatbiIh, /" l.. April II, io!J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
THE SHUT ~ SOCIETY,"

Mlss Goodies class one OF The largest III sun
doy.sclooI There eight members ana not inc
least among them WIS little sammy Adams Il
dairy Iov with biz brown eyes glistcnlng from "A
Grd Of white one day Miss Good" stopped her
lesson and while the hum Of childish voices WIS
nominr from the other seats began To tell the class
aIu, The slut III society," Her stories OF the NIUE
sck one and the aged invallds who were getting "a
raw Of light from this sweet ministry interested The
cIidren and Mary Brown was seen 10 turn her head
away Then Miss Goode went on: " And now, CHI
dren where do you suppose the name came IRON :
They call 1, the shut In society. Who can tell me
I'm who's. memory II was formed" -.
" rher. was no answer. and the children were lost
In thnusbf Miss Goodc quiet for a second.
Whose life was 1t. children. that was hampered on
oil sidcsi VINO 1t that tried To get out INTO "a
inrcnr Ife into "A bigger world Of cxistenceF ~
Little sammy's eyes sIarklcd. ,,.
An. sammy, you can TELL cant you VIM
Dunno Miss. but specs 1t must have been
Jonah"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
muir WESTERN LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

,,. c,,r ,nr,l She Western Baseball League
- o,garizcd westerly with six clubs aud the prospects
,r. that TWO more cities will enter before the season
no. fairly begun. Two long sessions were hed ysc'u''
and after much discussion the following ctes "r''
fo,,ned into the league: Kansas CITY, Denver omas'
-. ,v,o,i,. Pueblo IL T. thought that Lcavcn-
worth Kansas and 1T. Joseph. No. VIII also soon
come in l.. {. Krauthon, .well-knoNn ba-'osi man
and presaent Of the Old Western League, was ee'Vcd
resident and James Whitfield secretary anu "c'su''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
PAINTED on HER HUSBANDS DEAD BODY.

David Levy, twenty flour years old. dygooos dea'es
living nc No. 20 Schocs-st, brooklyn, H. d., returneo
10 his home night after drinking heavily ana shos
himself the left breast His wife, who has been III
for q long time the pistol shot and with sr.es
effort went 10 the She saw her husOahd lying Oh
the foor ana fell in faint ACROSS his BODY Neighoofs
cam, in and medical aid was summoned but before uhe
doctors came Levy dead His brotherin,law, owing
TO Le,y's dssipatd habits, had taken charse OF his
business, ard Levy when he learned OF this actAoa organ
Is dangerously Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
THE MONTEREY SAID TO BE DISABLED'
EUMORs THAT SHE WILL BE INSPECTED Io'DAh
BY A NAVAL BOARD OF ENGINEERS'

Vallejo Cal. April IS spccEllj.-lt Is now r'p'r'ru
that the coast defence vessel Monterey - H'''" -
disabled that her boilers leaking badly ann 'ip
tomorrow "A board Of cngneeis viii begin an lhsPc
,op OF her machinery under orders from secretary
Herbert. Two days ago the Monterey left 'h' Mare
Island Navy Yard and went down tie stream u II"
unircquented spot where she anchored AZ W''
IL was said that her propeller Shaft had been en-
tangled In long fishing nets. bat THIS Is Schia'
di.rlevcd. is still anC hor'd In the SANE spot
and II Is rimOrcC that She wcht there Tor Inc p"r
,o.. Of nh ovcrhaullng and repairs without publicity
The bOllcrs are said 10 BE- ~ detective tlat III an,
1lnte steam pressure cannot be maintained anu !, :
,,.nnrte that vessels bhidcis. the Union IfOl
Works Of san Francisco. have sent "A large iorcc u
men TO begin the repiirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
The Treatment of Constipation
and Ordinary Dyspepsia.

Sir Thompson. the English professor, be-
lieves that in the vast majority of cases chrome
constipation may be successfully overcome by
del Salt q dissolvcd in tmberfu Of water half
n mini. early every morning and if necessary
on going to bed. Outdoor exercise will aid It's
ITsn only the genuine. which has the sig
rotmro NJ EISNER & MENDELSON CO.. Sole
Agents 159 and 154 Franklin-st., New
nm every bottle. Look out for limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
TILE. RECORDS,
GAMES Today.

New.York Boston, at Polo Eronhu>' 'e"'i"
Philadelphia VS.. Brooklyn. at PhiiaoeF"a'
ST. Louis VS.. Louisville, at ST. LOUIS
Cincinnati VS.. Chicago, at Cincinnati
Pittsburg vs. Cleveland. at Piusbufg'
Baltimore W. Washington. at BALTIMORE
Rusie and Stivetts will be the pitchefs IN inc s'"o
ut the Polo Grounds to-day.
The game between the Harlem A. A. and the A'er'on
t.ams will take place afternoon on the giouhos '
Or. hundred. ard eghth.st and Eightn-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
BEATEN IN THE FIRST INNING.
BROOKLYN FAILS TO OVERCOME PHILADf1L
PHIA'S EARLY LEAD.

Philadelphia April 2s.-Eight thousand. one hundred
and fory.two persons Philadelphia defeat Brooklyn
In the opening game Of the to-day There was nc
street parade but clubs marched across the ne'o
behind a band and the spectators cheered Inc nome
team batted freely in the first inning, and secured
lead which the visitors could overcome The rook
Ign pitcher settled thereafter. and hits were rare
weighing effective until the last inning, when the
Bridegrooms scored three two singles double
and batter hit by pitched ball Boyle played strongly
hrt for Philadelphia and sgnalizcd his initial a-
pesrance BY making double and single and stealing
two bases The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pitssburg. April s-Cevelsnd again defeated homo
team to-day by the OF TO =. Baldwin started In
to pitch, but after triple. double and single
made delivery In the third inning by the Spiders.
be relieved by Ehret Baldwin said he sprancd his
this inning. Ehret pitched good bell
Ne CAME In the ninth. with two out and the
dc end . on third. thinner came TO the bat and
knsked long hit, winning the game for his club.
caids hit In the by swift grounder and had
b retire, Ewing taking his place. Clarkson got caught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
APPOINTED EY POSTMASTFR-GENERAL NILES

APPOINTED ~ PONTMN FI' -''FNFN7NH 1NIr'''''
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your statement rs TO priority OF pos'mnsters
In the United STATES Is nearly accurate. IL appears
that Roswell Bcardsley, OF N0r'h LhhSinS' ~ ''
was app0Intcd Junp In1o. | appointed III Fcp,
ruury. I-1I. | neither reSgird nor WIS rehoNfu
during the war. and have hnd cohnnsd manngemcn'
since | was cOmmis stoned by John W. Niles, POSI-
mn Ser General more thar hftywo years ago
~" ~ SIDNEY e. PRUDDEN.
Eniontnn. Ga. MAY 20. loN3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

New.Haven April est is stated here To-Day 'ha'
Princeton has protested h,dze and |fe'nwSy ule Only
two lemainn catchers the Yale College baseball team
mt will on,ctua;ly cripple the college unless the
matter j. Pitched up speedily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

rrSNIvG TIE TlXITY OF TIE GOLD SlAHDNhD'
p IN. Editor of The Trlhnne.
sir: VIII YOU kindly permit blm''alN' 10 r'pN
., tho communication of Mr.. Patrick iiara MURPHY
,usb.d IN 20 DAYS issue ~ your estinabie I"r'"'
vr Nurphy saws: "Th.. free conag" OF SILVER means
rcnudIntion and spoation by the dishonest u'o'
ors vino II lgnt wish to shirk their op"Ea
films Til. free coinage OF silver or p''h'''
ism means the gradual incr'aS" oil the 'H'"'"'
Inc medium 10 correspond VIII. ana !" P'oP''"o
IN. growing population and the multiplying "e"'''''
az business c>cLaug'S. A. but one instance W "
,, the ,orerlng-notc the wonderful Increase OF the
n,.,orc.s 81 the country BmralliSm l. moi lheho'o
f. advance the interests Of any special class III" aim OF
r,oushp shond be- to keep the value OF money the
sam. all the year round. thai at tn" end {" gwen
,r,,d ,l. debtor will not b. compelled 10 pay Two
au,rs whom he contracted for one. vice versa All
a., documents directed against the advocates OF nee
iu,,, can lac apped with equal force TO the cham
,rs NJ I'M. gold standard. II should not IT, cam
10, ., personalities small talk and personalities
fond ,o clond and darlcn just nj the time wheh We
mood light and logic. The money question Is lar
IN It's effects and extends from the smallest
cop,ern Of IN, individual to the most comprehensive
affair Of state.
MIR Mrrphy saws: Gold Is fixed standard under
,,ch ,h. debtor cannot free himself from hiS Just
,jiy.,ion consequently It Is very diSta,einl to hlI
Gold 1, no, fixed standard II Il subject to tnr
laws OF supply and demand the same as ~ "'l , i
moditI.s Gold f. not even I'd" standard Oh Nh"'
p ,n,nl volume Of money, gold silver ana paper Is
The standard Of value. We viii agr"" with Mr; NUT
ply In saying that debtor chhho, ~, IT, ,naT yii
Tho Tribune permit the writer 10 max" PRINCETON ,
II is In les, than Nv, years i' oa,nr, an
i.eu..s mon Of Sew York will becon" .nih,lslnstc ~
ua.atu. =. CHARLES - SMlNtk
one, ". Produce Exchange. April 20. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

union with the foreign associations Will be decided.
As this is an International convention Of more than
ordinary interest to the members Of this organization
In every part Of these countries will you kindly
advise your correspondent In Toledo to SEED each day
10 yonf paper a. full accounts Of the proceedings us
your space will allow7 ELLEN H. FARWELL.
Hartman International Committee Young Women S
Christian Associations.
Chicago, April -, lsJJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
A SALE FOR TIE FRESII-AIR FUND.

TO the Editor OF Thc TrlDhhc
SIR: The S3I inclosed T. IN" proceeds OF SAFE
held In tie Laurel House. Lakewood. Tor the dement,
~ The Tribune Fresh. Air Fund. The articles were
either made or collected by Isabel and Antoinctte
Erlard and they aided In Tie sale by cara
Bodt and Paula SlrvIn. They wish the money 10
be- used In sending little children 10 the country dur
ing the summer. $3.50 E'
Lakewood, n. j.. April IS. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
BROOKLYN,
PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs Philadelphia s. BroOkyn 3. First base
By eyrors-Phladepha 2. Brooklyn Q. Left bust
hilsaelpha Brooklyn 3 First base on ball:-3 or
Stein T. Two base-hits- Boyle. Clements firin Cor.
cosan Sacrifice hts-Reiiiy Clements Hamilton weyh-
ne Burns Brouthers. Stolen bases Bowl. ..
stein Double plays-Corcoran TO Richardson, to Bromt.
pitch-Stein. Umpire-fIrst. Time-2 hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
c,,rIso Ol Set q "a Moon set, -, Moons age IL
HIGH WATER TODAY.
NJ SANDY Hook 81 Gov. Island 81 Hell Gate IL
PM-s1ndy Hook Oi GOV. Island ;3olheii Gate V'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
NETWORK.

Earned runsBoston 6, New-York l. First tase %
NewYork 4. First base on iail,-on Nichois J.; o,
King g. OF Crane struck out-By Nich9l, Dy h nj,
bv Crane . Threc.baSe hit-Davis Twp-bdse MI
bennett Sacrifice hs-wald h%ller b by,h p Sogn
McCs,tbv and Tucker. Hit by ptcher-I9cker, burke,
Passed bas-Doyle .. CmpiIe-Gahney' 1imc OIL game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
GRIEVANCE OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL JANIToR.


GRIEVANCE OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL JANITOR.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir AS the acts OF public bodies are Just sub.
iecs OF criticism would like to give publicity TO
the singular course that the Board OF Education Is
pursuing. Is shown by the following statement OF
facts taken from its "JournaI and Practice
/ was janitor OF Grammar school No. ~. IN West
Thirty ffth-st. for nearly eight years. By the n.y.
laws OF the Board Of Education janitor's salary
Is divided into thirteen parts lie receives one each
month and the thirteenth IN September II the SUPER
n,cndent OF school bindings cerheS that the oH'iu-
inGs Under ianitor's charge had been cleaned
during a summer vacation. This certihca'e' Mr.
Debcvcse. then Superintendent OF school hnhdeS' re-
fused to give. alleging that the buildings nhuer NY
charge had not been cleaned.
Mr. Dcbcvoisc was appointed superintendent In
1856. In 1857 the woid engineer was removed
from the Manual Of the Beard OF Education, ana all
the mechanical work of that body was piireu "hucr
the superintendent OF School Buildings. opposed the
change. because | believed that Mr.. Debevoise was
not fit to have charge Of heating school buildings
Ills engineering demonstrates that he was not III i"r
the position. He heard my language and Ga not
give the certificate
The school trustees OF the ward (2Oth) were sa'is'
fed that the work had been properly DONE anu
pctitiorcd the Eoard Of Education to pay my
claim (sec boards journal, 1857, p. 70D. In APRIL
1880 | petitioncd the Roard Of Education to pay
nv claim. That petition referred to the '"'i-
mittcc on Bylaws. which, after thorough ihVes'-
CATION reported In my favor lSce boards lo"r"i'
$500 DID, 3d. 3d. but before this report was rcad 10
the board or printed IN tho minutes the Depe'o's'
Interest he'd II referred to the Finance COMMITTEE anu
Kent II back until the report OF that committee III"
boud,cappcd and killed II. The Finance Cohm''cc
r.uortod that the Board OF Education had not 'h'
financial ability to pay this claim tsee Io"rh"'
,-oO a. ~. When the report OF the Finance '""'-
mittrc WAS adopted then. and Only then, was 'h'
report OF the COMMITTEE. on BYLAWS IN iaNor VI
having nv claim read to- the Inard OF Ei'ci'lon a
rcnd only TO give II legal burial t"" lohrhhi !o"'
mn los 1917. As there WAS no inlhoritN r'Pol., Nv
niin., duent offered not word Said bN any hicno'
-, ony meeting II the beard against nv cIaim' u
:, moi str,uc. that a body having the y.'ry w.
sourccs of tho Board OF Education should 20 v"
r.r"ri and keep there. refusing payment. Only ~, "
,u.. they have not the financial ability 10 pay 'ni'
claim 80, ,,. N,,or and on the
o.th ~ last March Judge BooLStayer d,'n'n VIZ,
had not Il legal right 10 Suo IN" o'N .h't ,p.
80, ,Lr BOARD of Education. ! woud DO 50 IN, !
~, mo-, ... how the verdict Of jury or Inc u'Fs'"',
y, /, c,ur, H. my favor. can give To me i'o'Iu VI
udnco,on the financial ability t. pay tllH cili,;
,,bich the committee on BYLAWS declared VIII" III"
Justly PAYABLE e,.o,.cu Va 1c- EIrhthay.
New York. April -. lr"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
HIGHLANDS on PROBATION AND CANNoi Fii""

Cambridge, April % (sreciaD.-lt was ieafhca "..'s
nm, n, mediation and will therefore be kept from playing
in the princeton game May 6. This leaves Wleem anu
I,n,on a. the most battery which at'a'u can
ino The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

YOUNG wOMENS CHRISTIAN A,so'IArioNs'
TO the Editor OF The rriouhc.
SIR The fourth biennial session OF .ne lo"hs
womens Christian Associations OF the United States
and the British provinces occurs in Toledo. Ohio,
April $780, Al this convention the matter OF forming
worlds Young women's Christian Association By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

on a balk In the third inning, advancing TWO men VINO
were on and second Weather fine; attendance -'oo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-03
wrote 10 orr invitations. wish ". hadn's

wrote 20 orr invitations. wish w hadn't
destroyed them"
l went to a drawer and pulled out a sheet
Of note paper. There" said. u saw
Wyaioup write that and sign II. Compare
IL with the letter. have known Wysloup's
handwriting for years."
II took some ttms to convtnos her, Int l
did u. Sho became slightly illogical. She said
that Wysloup onRht to DO ashamed OF him
self, and that II obviously was not he who
much to blame for introducing him to hsr-
which. by the way, / never did. Hhe also
said that il would kill hor. but ii didn't.
This " tho reply she received TO her nc
osptanos. in Wysloup'a own handwriting:
Dear Miss Harding: l gather from your
YOU u proposal in my nnme, and that you
have been the victim OF n vulgar practical
joke. ] must han you for tho very warm
nm l Aattering ex preasions that you used
about me. and / nm indeed aorry that / can
not plead a right to them. But 1 shall hope
to 10 always n brother TO you.
ut came to MI knowledge a few months
ago that you had coupled my name with
youis in n very unjustifAble way. shall,
therefore. retain Your letter as a hostage.
As long nj you refrain from taking such
libei tics in the future no one will see that
my inability to DO to you all that you would
wish. l remain. yours respectfully.
"ALaERNoN WYsLoUP."
Elsa spent a vast amount OF tears, gnsl 9
md torn handkerchief over This letter.
How date n man say that he will be my
biotherr' she exclaimed. Then she oncs
more referred to the probability of her i'm
mediate decenge.
Wysloup left England a few days after
ward md we never found out whom he had
got to write the letters for him. For al.
we knew no may have disguised his own
handwriting.
WhAn Elsa married Sir Peter a yea,
afterward Wysloup sent her as a wedding
present a gold bonbonniere. with her love
letter folded inside il. He once moro
showed tho relics of q consciepca.
A few weeks afterwArd l caught Elsa
speaking of Wysloup to n dear friend.
Yes" said Elsa. swcetly, "there was
something bet ween Us. but it could never
be. He left England. you know. directly
n%fterward. do 80 hope that his life is not
quite y oiled"
80 Elsa struck the last blow. But
then she was never hampered even by
the relics of a conscience The London
Sketch. "
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Inferior Goods.

The only safe way for purchasers is 10
insist on having the genuine article, and
NOT allow themselves to be swindled by
having ~plasters said to be Just as good" or
containing superior ingredients" imposed
upon them. Those are only tricks to sell
inferior goods that no more compare with
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs than copper
does with gold. One trial OF ALLcocK's
Porous PLAsTERs will convince the most
skeptioal of their merits.
The eminont Hen , A. Mott, Jr.. Pb. d..
+, G. s.. late government chemist. certifes:
my investigation of ALLcocK's Porous
essential ingredients not found in any other
plaster. and I find it superior TO and more
efficient than any other plaster"
Ask for ALIcocK's. and lot no solicitation
or explanation induce you to accept q sub
stitute.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-03
A TO YOUR WORK.

Stand to your work as q man who loves labor.
Tome, far not To toll with 4 vigorous arm;
He0d not tho sneora OF nm eys-eorving neighbOr
Or howard sknlk's hato, which can nBver do
harm. Hsh
Man IL hut man whom he glories In duty;
Work IL tho heritage given to all.
High Ia tho soul In its measure Of beAuty
Nhsn proudly IL answers to lsbor's roll call.
What though your labor Ia grant, stone break
Ing.
Turning or fitting or welding the sprle:
Add TO your lnurels of manhood by making
An honest days work ~ the soul of your trade.
Say! a. they heroes in life's rugged battle
Who will not with fervor their day weapons
WELD?
Behold theml They stand rs poor somnolent
cattle
That crouch in the shade Of tho sun lighted
field.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-03
SPECIAL PRICES TINS WEEK

Black All-Wool Summer Llama Cloth
Retail Price 75c. This Weeks Special Sale $50
Black All-Wool German Twill Serge
Retail Price 75c. This Weeks Special Sale $40
Black Atwood Versailles Crepon-
Retail Price 81. This Weeks Special Sale 7oo
Black Fancy Sicilian Cord. New Effect
Retail Price 1925. This Weeks Special Sale csc
Black Crepe Merette. For Deep Mourning
Retail Price 81 rs. This Weeks Special Sale CSC
Black Plaid Wool Grenadine-
Retail Price $1.25. This Weeks Special Sale e7Lc
Black French Plaid Crepon-
Retail Price 81. 25. This Weeks Special Sale 81 90
Black Brocades. Various New Effects
Retail Price 81. SO. This Weeks Special Sale 81 1o1<
Black Silk Warp Henrietta. A Handsome Quality
Retail Price 81. 80. This Weeks Special Sale S1.12L
Black Silk Warp Bombazine. Very Slightly
Retail Price $1.75. This Weeks Special Sale 81 80
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SHFRITF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Elk.

SHFRlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Ell
y ecution in my hands, issued out of the district
court OF the First judicial district of tho state
of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis and
tlnrke. in the suit of lenoni Steele against John
Carpenter and izzio . arpenter. duly attested
tho Jth day of March. y. ID. 1898. | have levied
upon all the right, title and interest of tho said
ohm n Carpenter and Lizzie I arpenter in and
10 the following described property. situated in
Lewis and Clarke county. state of Montana. VIZ:
ot numbered. nine q, in blocs sixty fonr (6D
in the original townslte of Helena; lot mum
bered twelve u2) in block nineteen lN in tie
Jockey addition to Helena; lots numbered ak
90 and seven az in block three 90 B%assett's ad-
dition to Helena, all in Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana.
Together with NIL and singular the tonoments,
Embellishments and appurtenances thereunto be.
longing or In anywise aprertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
18th day OF May A. L. 1879. at the hour of II
o'clock m. of said day, at tho front door Of the
court house. city of Helena, l will sell all tho
right, title and interest of the said John Gar,
penter md iz2io Car enter in and to tho eaid
above described, property, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 22d day of
April, A. D.. 1898.
CHARLES D. CuKrIS, Sheriff.
y FRED T.. Hoss. Under Sheriff.