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H. s. nspner. Attorney for Sa' Pisin II ano r'A''

ALIAS 6UMMONS-lN THE JUSTICES
= court Of Helena township. state Of Montana.
county OF Lewis and CLARKE. before A. g. Vo-
taw, Justice Of the peace,
&. r. schermerhorn and B. g. West. co-part.
ners ae schermerhoTn & Most. plaintiffs. VS..
ThomusC stsphena. defendant,
PENDANT, greeting;
You arc hereby summoned to DO and appear
before me. a. q. votaw: q justice OF tho peacs in
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke, at my
olats in :, a. s . nnn.w within ten days after the com
Wit. after April II, 1903. then ana there TO mako
answe. to the compliant ot sohermerhorn 4
ton to recover the ann Of twenty and bO-10O
dol!aTs. Tor BALANCE dye tor xspas. wares nd mos.
plaintiffs, At his special i~ns,anco ard request,
during the year 1882. and In default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against you, lhomas
{. Etephons. tho above named defendant, for the
sum Of TWENTY-FIVE and bO-l00 dollars and costs
In this behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March.
A. D., 1888. A. e. NOpAW.
Justice of tho Peace
II. s. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

New YORK. April S.-Bar silver, s2s.
Copper-Quiet; weak; lake. S11,40.
~ead-Steady: domestic. $4.l2h.
The temper of speculation was pronounced
bullish this morning, Worlds fair traffic, now
near at hand, inducing purchases. The Van
derbilts. ss we'll as the Gould peop's, are cred
itet W tn liberal purchases of their respective
stocks. Traders turned sellers near tho close, in
cons equence of the loss in the bank reserve and
circulation Of reports that steamers calling for
Europe Tuesday will take out So. SOC, 900 in gold
The general list yielded Il to / per cent and the
market closed steady in tone at reaction.
Governments Steady.
Petroleum -.ull. s,cadv. closed 6S1c.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-No-
~ tico is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
! evils and Lewis aud Clarke, state of Montana,
made on the 18th day of March. 1893. in the mat
undersigned. the administrator of said estate,
will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder;
for cash. and subject to combination By said
district, court. on or after Saturday, the I'D csy
of April 1888. all the right, title, interest and
deAth.. and al the right, title and interest that
the said estate has, by operation OF law or other
wise. acquired other than or in. addition to that
of the said Alice Welch at the time of her death.
in and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land situate. lying AID being in the said county
OF ! evils and Clarke, state of Montana and
bounded and described as follows. to witt
Lot number sig (6). in block X. in Mauldin
addition to the city Of l. elena. as said lot and
block arc numbered. designated and described
On the plat Of said Mau.din addition, On file in
the Office Of the county recorder If said county
of Lewis and Cake.
forms and conditions of sale: Cash. Deed at
expense of purchaser: bids OF offers may be
ma 10 At any time after the first publication of
this not, 60 and before tho making of sale: all
bid, ard offers must be in writing and loft at
the ottice of ". D. Gardiner, "a land % | alley
BIO k in Helena. Lewis and Clarke COUNT. or
delivered to tho undersigned personally, or fled
in the Office of the clerk of sa d court.
DANIEL J. WEIGH,
AdminietIator of the estate of Alice Weloh. de-
ceased.
Lated March 81, 1893.
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um ,-Lull; steady; closed 6sBc.

Money on call easy at 4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper G@7. Sterling exchange dull,
with actual business ~sizty-day bills. $l.o6A@
4.s6h and 4.s7a@4.sS for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHlcAco. april observation-disclosures. 1900:
mar ket slow; top steers, $j.40@5. 60; others, $40
G5.20.
Fogs-Receipts $500: active: higher: common
and mixed, S6,15M7. 10; heavy, s7.l5@7.5O; light.
81. 00G7 10.
sheep : Receipts 2,00O: steady; natives,
q soa5.s5: westerns, sa.15@h75; clipped Texans,
$4.6594.8O
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April s.-Wheat-Steady; cash, 79ac.
May. s1Ac.
torn-eteadier: cash. 402ac: May. 4Ollc.
Oats-Firm; cash, soc; May, 30iAc.
Earley-b2c.
~Pork-Strong; cash, ZIG. TN: May. SIT.
Lard-Strong; cash, $40. 10; May, $40. %.
~Ribs-Strong; cash. 50. Is; May. $500.
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ing. by the proprietors Of

ing, by the propfletors or Dr. v CatArrh
Remedy.
olous. Irritating snuirs and strong, caustic
solutions, that simply palliate for q time, or
perhaps, drive tho disease to the lungs-but
with DR.. Snge's Remedy.
Tho worst cases yield to its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties, Gold In
Catarrhal Headache, and all tho effects of
Catarrh in the Head - such as offensive
breath, loss or Impairment OF the senses Of
taste, smell and hearing, watering. or weak
eycs--are at once relieved and cured.
else has failed, Dr.. Sage's Remedy has pro-
duced perfect and permanent cures. That
Rives its proprietors faith to make the offer.
It's $500, or n cure. They mean to pay you,
u they can't cure you.
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NOTICE OF D1ssoLUT1oN-THE FIRM
~ Of Ashley & Fklund, formerly known
and doing. business under the name of
H.. Fl. Ashley & Co., is this day dis
solved. fl parties having bills and all bills
due the FIRM will be received and paid by Mr.:
Eklund at II lark avenue. MIR. Ashley still
retains the old st nd at y Edwards street.
No. II Park avenue. Telephone zig.
ii. IL. ASHLEY,
A. EKLUND.
Dated April z 1898.
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ALIAH 6vMMONS--N THE JUHTlCE'S
- court Ct Helena township, state Of Mountains
txw, justic0 OF the peaos 80 t1 '8A
James Walker and john Walker, eo-par,ners
ptens. defendant. - $50 Ss.sI I'LL
Ils state q Montana Il, the abovo named do
You arr hereby summoned to DO and appear
soa me. a. Z. Yotsw,IA @jnstice. OF the peace IN
o,nces AZ Helena. within ten days after the POM
wit, After April ii, Isps, then, and there TO mako
shrsws. to the caTnlaint Of WALKER Bros tho
cuyer the cum Of fifteen and 7o-lOO dollars .for
DNlencs dHe for coed. wares and ms.ehsndiss
his spscial Instance aud request, dur. ny the
year Ivy, and ~ default thereof Judgment Will
tho above named defendant. for the sum Of If
exEends d. $50
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March.
a. u. lS9S. A. G. VOIAW.
Justice OF tho Peace
II. 8. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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lGIiT ERi XMAS. WHITE LEG HORNS.
- ioudnns, Wlite-Eaco Black Spnnish; stock
III; agent. Monitor incubators. Address Mood
lawn oulty Yards. Helena. Feed buckwheat
for sale.
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The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached only
nv this limo T
The Peoples Line.

The peoples highway from Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Duluth and West Superior to VIM
nipog. Ieiena, butte, Missonla, spokane, IL
coma, eeAttle. Portland and Puget sound
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LOR RENT-THE CAPITAL HOTEL, THREE
L story and basement brick building; fur
nished throughout. Tor information call at
hotei.
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TOR SALE CHEAP, SALOON ON MAIN
1 street. Nd ross 3d. this Office.
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Tor sALE-TwENIY-FlyE HEAD OF
+ working horses, three mules. harness,
wagons. sleds. chains. blacksmith shop: COM
plete ontht. Inquire of saivaii a. ! athapelie.
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The Tourists Line

The popular limo to reach Lakes Pond d,
Orie IL, Caur d'Alene, Kootenai, ChelAn, the Hot
Springs ard Mountain kesorts Of the NORTH
WEST and to ALASKA,
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Through Tickets

Are sold st all coupon offices Of the Northern
'Pao flo R.ilIoaa to points North, East, South
and Weat, in the United States and Canada.
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NHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Elk
~ ecution in my hands, issued out Of tho district
court of the. First judicial district OF the state
Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke. in the suit of A. M. Ihornbursh
against Mise Mcleod. duly nttested tine
25th day of March. A. D. 1892. | have levied upon
all. the right, title and interest OF the said
Elise MCLEOD in and to the following de.
scribed property: situated in Lewis and Clarke
county. state of Montana, viz:
4hs northwest quarter Of northeast quarter OF
section 5. township 10 north. range 5 west; the
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter of Sec
ton 8. township 10 north. range 8 west; the west
half of southeast quarter of section "a, town
ship II north, range 8 west; the southwest quar-
ter OF southwest quarter of section 10. township
II north, range 3 west; all OF SIC ion ~. town
ship ~ north, range 8 west; all of section Is.
township IL north, range 1 west; the east hr1f #
northwest quarter and east half OF eou hsast
quarter section ~, township IL north. raEg, 4
west.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hereditamen.s and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise apportaining.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
april. A. d. 1898, al tho hour of twelve o'clock
m. of said day, at the front door Of the court
house. in the city of Helena, at ,reeaid equity
and state. / will sell all the right, title and In
terest of the said / lise Mcleod in and to tho
said above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 9th day Of
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ FRED Il, HOSS, Cnder Sheriff,
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LOR sALE-A LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
L stale in u rising town OF Montana, tho
stable is ioins n big business. Communications
addressed to ~. q. Al, Indepc ndent Tub. Co
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WANTED-ONE SECONDHAND ROAD
w cart and single harness; must be in good
order and cheap. Addre 8 Z. U. box i46.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO WRiTE FOR
w a free trip 10 the opening of tho worlds
fair. send self addressed and stamped envel-
ope at once. Tho Columbian Chemical 60.
lio9 Masonic Temple. Chicago.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCHOOLS MARY
y 4. Jackmnn Room ~ Eailcy block.
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Daily Express Trains.
Have PULLMAN PALACE CARS, PULLMAN
TOURIST sLEEPlNG CARS. FREE COLON
ISL SLEEPING CARS.
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EpuoArIONAL

1NNa,FI. uORN,s BUSINESS COI.LEGE spE-
IL ~cinitins. Short hand, typewritinG, bookkeep.
ing, business practice, t!orrespondanca soiio-
itsd. ii. T. Engelhorn, principal
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IHORoUGHBRED POULTRY.

MONEY TO LOAA-H. a.. fALAEi. SEE
Nl adv. Iago4,
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0rTiS Employment Agency.
Wanted.
T%clepnUns lOO
saa North Main street.

"ant0ds
Q woodchoppers. near city. $i.25 per cord. 70
Finlanders TO .ehop. wood IN ono camp, al pine
s AZ ! a; 10 rSiir room MIR airls for CITY, saS. j girl
general Homework for oity, $50. " coal miners;
Woman cook out Of town. free fare, wv. Iirl
for Homework out OF town, $So. Girl ior Wh'te
sulphur Springs $50,
FOR SALE-Wood in lots to suit purchaser.
sawed and split wood for sale.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST-C Ass
~ private house cook. apply 22 Lawrence
street.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
Ia and farm property. Vim GeLacy. sesadv. |
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WAhTED-LADIhS WISHING TO MAKE
$50 weekly doing writing at their homes,
address, enclosing stamp. Mics Myrtle Morse.
South Bend, Ind.
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WANTED-LADIEs WISHING TO MAKE
w $25 weekly by doing writing at their homes
address, enclosing stamp, Miss Louise 1 airtield,
south bend, Ind.
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You',e thso,MA
with CatarrH,
finally and com.
pletcly-or you
have $500 In cash.
That's what II
promised you, no
matter how had
your case or Of
how long stand
DIR. Sage's Catarrh
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FOODS PILLS do not purge. pain or grippe.
but act promptly. easily and efficiently. Csc.
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Observation-Disclosures AT FOWLES
w Cash Store, millinery department
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; FIVE SEAM
w stresses at all Benton avenue. Mrs. j.
NJ. Alexander.
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OST-A P~OCKETBOCK BY A WOMAN WHO
~ cannot spare the money it contained. Re-
turn to this office and receive the the thanks of
Mrs. | add.
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March 81, 1893.
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T ,UST-BROWN LE.THER CHATFLAINE
IL bag containing between $50 and $40; also
~visiting cards of owner. Finder will be re-
-.Grded by leaving the same at this office, or ad-
dress lock box LIE. Helena postotfice.
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EQR ~RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD. su
1 Warren street. corner Sixth ave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
MORE CASES OF FEVER.
THE PRESENT OUTLOOK FOR TRE
SICK rs NOR CHEERING.
Extreme Caution and Careful Nursing
the only Hope for Many Believed That
the Number of Case. wan Decrease.

BRUNSWICK. GA. Oct. n.-Thirty-
one new cases OF yellow fever were re-
ported to-day.
The whites are; II. Silversteln. Mlllie
Silyerstein, Mrs. ]. NJ. Raphena, wnlie
Skipper. Helman Grundy. John X.
Nightengale; and twenty-five colored.
There was one death. James Wright.
colored.
The cold weather continues. supple
mented with a strong northeast gale that
has been blowing steadily since morning.
The present outlook for the sick Is not
cheering Extreme caution, in treatment
and nursing, Is the only hope for many.
superintendent 0. V. Barkerloo succeeded
this morning In supplying all the nurses
needed, and II Is probable that arrange
ments can be made TO keep a good sup
ply ready for duty. The people are grad
ually beginning 10 believe that after a
few days more the number OF new cases
will rapidly diminish. Surgeon Murray is
taking extra precautions 20 prevent the
introduction OF yellow fever among the
crews OF vessels now I'm port. The sail
ors are kept under guard and are not
allowed to come ashore.
Relief IS coming In nicely and with the
burden Of threatened starvation on their
minds the people are In better condition
TO handle the patients and check the
fever's effects. Six cases OF provisions
from New York city came In to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
In nnck - tnnL.hahle ?

NEW YORK, oct. 17.-William Siberian,
of No. O. west Ninety-ninth street, has
taken it upon himself TO make things
unpleasantly interesting for BOokbind-
ers' Union No. /, with an Office at No.
20 Fourth street.
Siberian is a bookbinder Of fifty years
experience, yet he has been thrown out
Of work for a year by what he alleges
% be the yindictiveness of this union.
He will seek reparation in a suit for
damages. While working in a bOokbind-
cry on Broadway some maps from a
boycOtted establishment We're sent 10
tho place TO be bound i'm Biographies.
A strike was ordered and the men all
stopped work except Siberian, VINO de-
clared the action unreasonable. Siberian
was forthwith expelled from the union
and he says, a general blacklist declared
against him in all the shops in the city,
which has had the effect OF preventing
him from getting work ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
4 rUssLE wIrH I BEAR
Two Brothers Have a Desperate Fight
with BIuin.

Two Brothers Have a Desperate Fight
with BIuin.
WEST SUPERIOR. WIS, oct. IT,
Timothy and Michael Broadhead of Mar
tindale. Iowa, came TO northern Wiscon-
sin at the opening of the deer-hunting
season. and camped on stream north
east of Dtdham The hunters had
thrilling experience last night with
large black bear.
The bIothers took turns watching dur
ing the night. About II o'clock Bruin
made a descent on the camp, aud Tim
who was on watch, shot al him. There
was an angry erowl from the bear. and
Michael stli half asleep jumped up
gun in hand, and fred wildly
"In about TWO seconds. says Tim. 81
realized that the bear WAS .. ing on
the camp. My brothers. excited manner
and the unexpected move ON The part of
the bear. ratified me. I fired again. but
did not hit NE brute. A moment more
and 1 and thc bear We're having 10 I'm
rough and tumble style. J drew my hunt
Ing knife and cried out 60 Mike TO throw
his gun down and take his knife and as
slst me He was thoroughly awake now
and borh OF us had suddenly become as
cool as could 0e.
owe were an badly mixed for a time.
and to make "a long story short we killed
the bear We are badly cut up and it
was "a good thing that my first shot told
or he might have got away with both
OF us"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
DIR. AmIcA,s S,UMprIoN CURE.
success Of the Treatment Rep rted In the
Daily Press.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, oct. 1.-THE
County Medical society's petition 20 the
Board Of Health to isolate consumptiyes
has increased their fears occasioned by
startling headlines in local paper ue-
cIaring the disease infectious. The state
legislature of Michigan recently indorsed
this view. as did the Medical Congress
i'm washington, and deaths from CON
sur,pti0n having decreased everywhere re-
Gently. DR.. Fleck, with a few others, as
cribas this 10 isolation. The majority Oh
medical experts. however, credit II 10 lree'
broadcast distribution through physicians
~ test outfits Of the Amick treatment,
Inv which authentic cures are reported
9auv in the medical and secular press.
AIINNEAPOLIS. oct. l7-Recent locai
editorials condemning the Medical Co1e,
y,hile commendlng Amick, the Cinclnnau
scientist for Withholding his consumption
o,rs formula. are exciting much discus
sion in medical circles. a..
THE Times said: "His discovery greatiy
,ssists the dght against this enemy OF
bfin,an life and thirty or more local
nhvsicians say the medicine accohplis"7S
more than his claim ,-.-.
Tho Journal said: 1T is one Of the most
,.,t,,abie and wonderful discoveries ever
sora5 for I'm medical science, and me
s,r,,Ila is not given TO every Tom, DICK
~ Harry TO monkey with, and Is pre-
served from the tamperlng OF iool e'"-
piriclsts."
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by him and certified by w. A. Kits, OF
Oswego, n. Y. The bank. being a sub
scrlber 90 the commercial agency. inquir-
cd of r. G.. Dun & Cp. as to Kits stand
ing. The inquiry was referred 10 a man
Of the name OF Burchard. who had been
in business with Kits, and who, Il Is
alleged. 10 benefit the latter. sent in
false report.
The plaintiff, relying upon this report,
discounted the acceptances OF Kits 20 the
amount Of S5.26}. which sum has never
been paid, and the accertances are worth
less. The bank recovered damages. In re-
versing the decision, the Court Of Appeals
holds that the defendants did not guar
antee the truth Of their report. and that
the deceit and fraud were committed by
the sub-agent who made false state
ments not for his employers, but his own
benefit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
The Alnhnmn conteslel Ca.e.

WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. 17-The
House Committee on Elections to-day
partly considered the case Of Whatley
versus Cobb from the Fifth Alabama
district Tie contestant had made appli-
cation for leave 20 file additional COM
plant, TO take further testimony, and 70
print testimony left out by the clerk Of
the House from the record and 20 ap-
point a committee 30 investigate alleged
election frauds I'm the Fifth Alabama disc
trict This. on motion Of Mr.. Patterson
was denied by unanimous vote Of the
committee. Five days were given the
contestants attorney I'm which 10 file
his brief. and the case set for hearing
on the 24th instant Further ordered
that an imprinted testimony be received
and acted upon by the committee and
printed in the record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
Confederate Veterans.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, oct. 1.-THE
division OF Alabama United Confederate
Veterans held a meeting in this city to-
day. The most prominent veterans OF
the State were In attendance. The meet
ing was held for the purpose OF electing
a major general, vice General James I.
Holtzclaw, deceased. Fred. s. Ferguson,
OF Birmingham, was elected major gen
eral on the first ballot. 1t was decided
TO divide the division into four brigades,
and each brigade is 90 elect its own brga-
der general. The division has slxty-six
camps. with a membership Of 5000. A
historical committee will be named. The
duties OF this committee will be 10 pub
lish such incidents and facts Of the late
war that will be a credit 10 the services
Of the soldiers OF Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
NEWS or THE NAVY.
Newport New. Company he Lowest Bid
der For New GunbOats.

der For New GunbOats.
WASHINGTON, D. c., oct 17-Bids
for the construction Of three new naval
gunboats, designated as Nos. Z, s. and
9, and to cost not more than $4,000 each,
were opened at the Navy Department
at noon to-day.
The lowest bidder on all the vessels
was the Newport News Ship Building
and Dry Dock Company. Of Newport
News, Va, which submitted one bid OF
S290.OJ0
The Union Iron Works OF San Francis
co contends that gunboat No. cannot
be constructed under the limit Of 500 900,
and submitted a bid covering the entire
amount
Maryland Steel Company, Of Baltimore
-Gunboat No. Z, $4,000; either gunhoat
8 or 9. S3SO,O00: gunboat T. and either gun
boat or 9, $3.50 900; gunboats 8 and 3,
$4,000; all three gunboats, a,ll0OOO.
John H. Dialogue & Son, Of Camden,
N. J.-AH three gunboats, I,1S500O.
Union Iron Works. of San Francisco
Gunb0at z, 500 900; either S or 9, $3S,Ol0;
No. Z, and either gunboat OF 8, $S5,000;
all three. $4,000.
Coronado Foundry and Machine Com
pany. Of Coronado, Cal.-Gunboat T.
S3iZ.UO.
Path Iron Works, Of Bath Maine-Gun-
boat 7. 100; either gunboat s or 3,
SfS 900.
Newport News Ship Building and Dry
Dock Company. Of Newport News, Va
Gunboat z, 10000; either gunOoat or Q,
S3O6 C0O: gunboat 7. and either gunboat
g or Q, S5S5OOO; and 9, $4,000; all three
gunboats, $4,000.
All the bids given are for the con-
structlon of the vessels In accordance
with the plans prepared by the Navy
Department Bids for construction un-
der plans Of the bidders were submit
ted as follows:
Union Iron Works-Gunboats 8 and Q,
sg77 900: for both, $4,000; for all three,
81 $4,000.
Bath Iron Works-Gunboat T. $36SW0;
either s or 9, $3S2. 900; gunboats s and 9,
S754 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-18
LANES Gordon Bennett BITTER.

Mr. John Townshend, or 80 Nassau
street. who is counsel for James noruon
pennett told a New York Sun reporter
Monday night that he had just heard
from Mr. Bennett. IN Paris.
"Mr. Bennett" he said. rs sun weak
from, the effects Of the operation which
was performed after his accident, but ne
10 RECOVERING and is able TO go about his
rilia received a letter from him yes
.dr5ay -, and saw n gentleman last week
Who had lust seen Mr.. Bennett and SAID
~ he was recovering his strength as
rapidly as could be expected; lie rs @ IN
CONTINUOUS correspondence with MS oii'ce
here"