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The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
A GREAT CONTEST.


Hays snd MeHugh, the Heavy Weights,
- Fins Shape.
The fot Incoming contest before the Hell
sna Athletic club on ths sw ing Of July 8.
at MinR's oIsrs house. IN going 70 draw .
big crowd. and IN ths language Of ths
sporting fraternity ths people who sss II
Hugh, who II 10 meet Ike Hays, tho Helena
fAvoSits. ID not we'll known here but he has
. record which shows that hs 10 N adept
with bis dukes. year ago last JAN
nary he uiado . six.round draw with
"a Smith,. Of Denver, who enjoys
the distincsion of laying Joe Goddard 20
av ..a ssa' =: -: not been h:e,a Fl sias. e.
worlds champion at mixed styles. tried for
ono hour and fiity-two minutes 70 get y
fall out Of MeHuRh In Spokane In 6sptsm-
ber. 1882. and had to aiys IL mp. Here are
few Of the men he has defeated; " will be
noticed that the contests were short:
and one half rounds; Dick Stovsr. Fon du
Lac, Wis. two; 7. Msilsn. Fon du Lac,
Wis, two; Prof. s. Lewis, Oshkosh. Wis.
four, Bill Daniels. middle weight cham
pton of Ohio. Detroit. seven; Tim Finnsn,
milwaukee. seventeen.
DFaws- Pat Killen, Chicago. seven rounds;
bested w. Law!er. champion Of Wiscon-
sin. bare knucklss. three, Is minutes; J..
Brooks. Milwaukee. two; g. LaIlanche.
lMsrinel. Tacoma. sig; Tom Long. Seattle,
Wash. five; Dick johnson. colored, Seat
tie. Wash. four; H. Thompson. colored.
Seattle. WASH, seven; Dave Campbell.
nsuto GAL. sfssen; Matt Brenn.n. Car
son, New, eleven; draws. Billy Woods.
Denver. Col. six; Jim Williams, Ogden,
Utah, six.
NcHugh is training at Tools's road house.
The pecu.iatity about his training 10 his
which 10 only done BY LONG walks followed
BY salt sponge baths. The rsst OF his train
ing il about the same q that used BY heavy
weight pugilists. Hays 10 training In
town and follows bis old system. Visits TO
the training quarters of the men rsveal
that they are in excellent condition. Hays
is now quicker on his feet than he used to
be and has improved in his sparrinQ tactics.
The purse is $500 and side bet OF $500.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
HAWAII NOT NEEDED.
A Visitor Who Has Studied Life in That
C0untrY.

A Visitor Who Has Studied Life In That
Country.
Mr.. A. A. Holmes, Of Redwood, N. Y.
with his wife and two daughters are at Th
Helena. Mr.. Holmes ia ono Of the leading
business men of northern New York and q
promine ent leader of the democratic party
of that section. He is on his way homo
from an extended tour in Australia where
he saw the effects of the financial wave
that swept through that country. He also
passed three weeks at the Hawaiian islands
and, as he says, saw enough of that country
to convince him that the United States has
no use for territory in that quarter OF the
globe. He says: "The population Is most
undesirable. 1t IL no country for the
farmers which the annexationisss expect
to get and there are no advantages to al
tract any American. l saw both parties
on the day when the marines lined mp In
front of the queens palace and am COM
PEELED to say that the royalists left the best
impression. They were more conservative
aud temperate In discussion and seemingly
have the best rights to the government"
Mr.. Holmes is pleasantly impressed with
the solid and we'll built appearance of
Helena and will spend few days here ON
his way to the Worlds fair.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
A SKELETON is EXPOSED.
Henry W. Root Makes an Answer to
the Complaint Of James
W. Dixon.
He Says James Was Drunkard
and His Father Provided
Against Him.
The Man Has Annoyed Him since and tho
Charge Of Hypnosism ID tho
Outcome.

CHICAGO June 30.--Attooneys to-day fled
the answer OF Henry A. Root in the action
In which Root IL charged with having hyp-
Noticed Henry w. Dixon, of Flushing l.,
l., and defrauded him of q Ia 90 estate.
The bill which was filed last March made
other sensational charges against Root.
who is we'll known as the contestants in the
Davis will cage, OF Butte. Mont. The
answer exposes family skeleton. II
covers Roota entire business relationship
with Dixon. He says that James w. Dillon.
this complainant, from his boyhood until
the time he was sent away from home by
his father, Senator Dixon. Of Hartford,
Conn.,. and placed in charge Of Root in
New York, was common drunkard in the
streets of Hartford; that about week be-
fore the senator died he sent for Root and
discussing the unworthiness Of his son,
urged Root to protect the interests OF tbs
other son and the daughters against
any attacks. legal or otherwise,
that might be made by James
w. Dixon after his fathers
death; that defendant kept his promise in
violate, thereby incurrinR the hatred and
malicious animosity OF tho complainant,
who at different times made propositions
to Root to enter into an intrigue against
the sisters for the enforcement Of unjust
claims. and for proving that the fathers
will was obtained bv virtue of undue in
tluence by the sisters, all of which Root re-
fused to do. In 1874 Root says he effected
q settlements with tho compAinsnt Of all
claims against the estate ana paid
him $15.0O0 since that time the
complainant has endeavorsd to enforcs
false claims. and because Root refused to
aid him has pursued him (Koot) with un-
ceasing malianity. The answer states that
at the time OF the death Of the father,
Henry Dixon. the alleged victim of hypnot-
ism. was located in 6 private asylum In
Connecticut. where ho was sent by the
father himself. Root charges Dixon with
having attempted to levy blackmail and
declares further that he has preyed upon
his wsak-minded brother by threats and
thar dayicaa
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
TONY TUBBS LOCATED.

Tho Fortunate Man Either at Boomers
Ferry or In the SLOGAN Country.
Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS, June 30.-The inquiry in
to-dsJ's INDRrENDENf for one Tony Tubhs
who has fallen heir to some property in
Japan. leads many here to believe he was in
Great Falls about year ago. and 10 now at
Bonner's Ferry or in the SLOGAN country.
He had the same name and was about 35.
He stopped here month and then went to
Neihart to open barroom in the Park
hotel. He remained there several months
and having some trouble with his wife left
her. sold out his business and went to Bon.
ner's Ferry in July, 1892. His friends have
lost trace of him since, but think he 10
somewhere In tie northwest He has an
aunt in Seattle. Mrs. A. NJ. Edgington.
who probably knows where he is.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
TO BE SUNG IN ROME.
Mgr. satolli Honors Mr. II. q. Garland, OF
Helena,

Mgr. satolli Honors Mr. II. q. Garland, of
Helena.
At the special services In the cathedral
on Wednesday whom Mgr. Satolli. the papsl
ablegate. arrived in Helena Te Deun of
great beauty. composed by Rufus G. Gar
land. of Helena. was sung. It WAS COM
POSED especially for the occasion by Mr..
Garland and attracted the attention of the
monsiRnor. II 10 probable that tho Te
Deum will be sung in ~. Pete,'s In Rome.
40 indicated by the following letter, aud
which is an honor heretofore enjoyed only
BY ono American composer:
Mr.. Rufus 9. Garland, Helena-Dear Sir:
Whilst expressing my high appreciation of
the Ts Deum You composed for tho recep-
ton of the delegate apostolic. Mgr. Francis
Archbishop Sstolli. am glad to oommuni-
cate 10 YOU that his grace commissioned me
to tell you that it would be . pleasure 10
him to have q copy of your composition.
He says 10 was q religious production.
which, though accustomed in Rome to hear
the best that the world produces, hs judges
At to be heard there.
Thanking you for the worthy part yoa
took in giving the delegate apostolic q
magnificent reception. l remain. yours affso-
tionateiy, JOHN b. BRoNDKL.
Bishop OF Helena,
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
A. j. DREXEL DEAD.
The Banker and Phiianthropist Passes
Away In Carlsbad, Germany.

The Banker and Phiianthropist Passes
Away In Carlsbad, Germany.
PHILADELPHIA. June 30.-A private GABLE
gram announces the death at Carlsbad.
Germany. of A. j. Drexel. Of the great
Drexel banking house here. He went to
Europe few days ago in fairly good health.
Further than that the body will bs brought
to Philadelphia for intsrment beside that
Of his wife. no arrangements have been
made. 1t is stated At the office OF tho
Drexel company that the death OF Mr..
Droxel will make no change whatever in
the business of the house.
Anthony Joseph Drexel was born in Phil
adslphia in 1926. He WAS the son OF Fran
els Martin Drexel, who founded the great
banking house of which A. j. Drexel was
the head at the time of his death. A. j.
Drexel was very Jealous in the promotion
of sciencs and arr. especially music, and
contributed largely to philanthr opio and
educational interests. He and George W.
Childs of Philadelphia, were the founders
and endowers of tho Printsrs' Home at
Colorado Springs, Col,
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.

The Winners of Yesterday's Races and
Base Bali Games.
WASHINGTON PARK. June 30.-Track fair.
Five and half furlongs-santa Anita won,
Oakwood second. French Lady third.
Time. 1:11I.
Ono mile-Ths King won. Drea. Cd SEQ
ond. Huron third. Time. 145I.
Handicap. mile and a furlonR-Peasara
won, Highland second. Huron third. Time
1854.
Mile and ksixteenth-Annie Brown won,
Cynosurs second. PtnayIoyal third. Time
l:50M.
Six furlonQs-Rival won. First Ward Soc
ond. Kimberly third. Time. 1:171s.
Mile and sixteenth-Sweet Blossom
won, Phiora second. Prxysar D. third.
Time, 1909.
sHEKpsHEAD BAY, juno 3O.-Tsack dry
and fast. Six furlonas-Ysmen won. Gold
Dollar second. Steve Estss third. Time.
1:13A. .,. s.4
| Five furlongs-Intimidad won, Galilso
second. Pscksnif third. Time. 1:O3.
Six furlongs-St. Maxim won. Riverside
second, Discount third. Time 1:14.
Mile and furlonQ-Aftsraoon won,
Lady Violet second. Miss Maud third.
Time. 1:56 4-5.
Mile and a furlong-Emin Boy won, Sir
Arthur second. Bess MoDutf third. Time.
1:56. \
Mile on the turf-Gloamine won, Lizzie
second, Madrid third. Time, 1:42.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
THERE WAS NO RESULT.

The Great Northern Wanted no Second
Class Rate W est nor Tourist Cars.
CHICAGO. June 30-Repressntatives Of tho
transcontinsntAl roads mot here to-day TO
discuss the rates aud reductions made by
the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific. Nothing was accomplished and
tho meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
The Great Northern insisted upon an aban-
donment of the seoond-clAss west bound
fare aud tho tourist sleeping cars from all
transoontinontal lines. The other roads
would not oonssnt to the abolition until
they knew what the Great Northern de-
sired NJ substitute. The Great Northern
would make no definite statement and the
meeting adjourned till tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
SILVER UP A BIT.
ExKu11r1yE MANs1oN.

The Situation In New York shows Signs
OF Improvements.
New YoRK, juno S0.-Bar silver rose TO
66 to-day aud silver certificates we're In
better request At CD. The break In bar sill
yer TO 3O1>s pence In London had no intlu-
snos ON the market here Though certifi-
Gates sold ~ low ~ 6a yesterday ono sals
was made Of 10000 to-day At 81 to 6s. The
first transaction in money at the stock OK
change Vas a. u TO Id per cent. subss-
Qusntly the rate rose TO %. A broker for
the clearing house banks who was con-
spicuous lender Of money yesterday. re-
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
BREACH OF CONTRACT CLAIMED.

A Northern Pacilc Suit ON Which Thous-
snds May Depend.
Special to The Independent:
Sr. PAUL. June 3O.-Ths Northern Pacific
to-day fled suit in the United States dis
triot court to recover damages for an al
legged breach Of contract. II is claimed BY
the railroad company that the United
states issued patent TO forty aorss Of very
valuable land at Holsns. Mont. to .
settler named Catlin. after the North.
srn Pacific had filed . map Of dsfn-
ito location. This land was within tho
Northern Paoiao grant, Only $500 10 in
volvsd, but this ia Q test case upon which
thousands Of others depend.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
No Arroemen, Hanohna.

PIrrsnuRo. June 30--At midnight To-
night the scale conference committee nd-
jourusd until tomorrow without reaching
an agreement. In consequence all the
mills governed by tho Anlalgamated asso-
citation will be closed Tomorrow and ID Ia
estimated 81, ,0C0 mon will be idle in western
Pennsy lvania until n settlements is reached.
The committee will resume its sessions to-
morrow.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
WHAT THEY ARE HERE FOR.

President Cleveland Makes Some Promi.
mont Federal Appointments.
WASHINGTON. June 30.--The president has
appointed Scott Wilkes. OF Illinois. assist.
ant secretary of the treasury; j. +. Tillman.
of Tennessee. register Of the treasury; Over
ton Cads. Of Louisiana. superintendent Of
the mint at New Orleans; Il. Gibbs Nor
gam coiner; Il. l.. Shredder. asssyer. and
Lewis Guion smelter and re6ner at the
mint at New Orleans: Enoch Knight, of
Los Angeles, CAL. receiver of the land
office at Los Angeles; L. $. Barnes, of
ReddinG, receiver at ReidinR. CAL; Robert
A. Miller. of Jacksonville, Ore. register al
Oregon City, Ore.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Leland stan ford.s WIN.

BAN FRANCISCO. June Ex-senator Stan.
ford's will names his wife - sole exeou-
trix. Her petition states ths value of the
estate 10 unknown. Stanford leaves e., 5O0.-
COO TO the univcrsisy ~ Palo Alto, $780, 600
TO his brother, Thomas w. Stanford, aud
SlOO. 600 eaoh to his other two brothers und
neDhsws and nieoss. His wife IL made re-
siduary leQRtee.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Bank Officer. Arrested.

DALLAS. Tex. June 30.-John X Will
liams. president. aad VIM. +. Jones' cashier
of the First National bank at Rockwell,
were arrested to-day charged with embsz-
zinR funds and making false reports 10 the
comptroller.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Base Ball.

LOUISVILLE. June 30. = No game; vet
grounds.
st. LOUIS. June 30.-The visitors won by
heavy batting. Boston 18, st. Louis 3.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-The reds lost the
game ON errors. Cincinnati 3. Washing
ton II.
CHICAGO juno 30-The giants were not
in 1t with Husohinson to-day. Chicago 8,
New York s.
CLEVELAND. June 3O.-Burkstt's nuff in
the seventh lost the homo team the game.
Cleveland s. Philadelphia 6.
P1TTsBuRa. June 3O.-It was . hot game
to-day. Twsnty-tour bases on balls were
given. Three pitchers were used in ono
inning. Brooklyn scored nine runs in the
sixth. PittsburR 16, Brooklyn %.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
AChootnw Executiou.

MISTER. l. T.. June 30.-Jos Bird. Q
Chootaw negro, was executed by shooting
this morning at Wilbsrton. for the murder
Of his mother- in Law and wife. The sheriff
shot him through the heart with revolver
At tiys paces. Four Choctaws are to bs shot
next Friday and i've tho Friday toilovingp
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01

LONDON, June 30.-In the house Of COM
mons this evening Gladstone's resolution
that the home rule bill shall be reported
by Jolly 81 and shall be olosured In four
sections was carried by vote of go 10 267.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
TlN7'[IiMllIlTI77 [MlIlTI077T71

TO-DAY the famous South
Carolina Liquor Law goes into
effect throughout the Palmetto
State.
The city authorities Of Char
lesion arc attempting to grant
licenses contrary to the pro-
visions of the new law, which
limits the sale Of intoxicants to
regularly authorized agents of
the State. The statute is a
novelty in legislation and is de-
signed as a temperance measure.
Prohibitionists brand the mea-
sure as infamous.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
BANK CLEARINGS.

Decrease of ! 4 Per Cont. in the Total OF
tho Loading Cities of the Country.
New YORK, June 30.-The clearings of tho
banks Of the principal cities for the week
az compared with the corresponding week
of laat wear. were a. follows:
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01

Tho Copper Output Compact Kcaewed.
LONDON. Jane 30.-The Financial News
says the representatives of the American
and European produesss of copper, except
the agent of ono small American group,
have agreed 10 renew The compact which
expires to-day. in regard to the output Of
that metal.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
AL,ttle Left over to negln on Anew.

LIttI0 Lett OveF To 5eEth On An6W.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-Figures which
will be officially proclaimed tomorrow will
show in round numbers that the total re-
ceipts of the government for the year aR-
uregated $685. 00O. 900. while the expendi.
lures will foot up $3s3.0O0.0O1 leaving
surplas Of 81, COO GO.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Hanged In Reg u,a,iou style

MARLnono. Nd, June 3O.-Wm. Pinkney
and Daniel Barber. colorsd. were executed
to-day for tho murder Of Francis N. Bowie.
wealthy farmer Of Prince George county.
ON March 26.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01

Total for the leading cities OF the United
States, June 80, WAS $685. III, 900, . decrease oi
"a per cent compared with the same week last
wear.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Made Chief OF tho Burea u.

WAsHrNaToN June 30.-Ssorstsry Carlisle
to-day appointed Claude M. johnson, Of
Kentucky, chief Of the bureau OF engraving
and printing.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
berry wo. sh. Cowboy knos.

CmcAao. June 30.-John Berry. the cow
boy who arrived first, has been awarded
fret prize. $1,000. The protests were not
held &c hs we'll taken.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
A Shut Down i'm Australia.

MELBOURNE, Jnne 30.-OwinR 10 the COL
lapse of silver one of the Broken Hill mines
has shut down,
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Leadville Mines Quit.

LEADvILLE. Col, June 30-A number Of
mines shut down to-day. The streets are
filing mp with idle men.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Europe Is Taking Some Silver.

Paris. sailing for Europe tomorrow. will
carry 100000 ounces of silver.
The Helena independent., 1893-07-01
Colorado Not 80 Bad or a. That.
Tho Latin Union May Dissolve.

BERLIN, June :O.-The best German
authorities on the ailver question think the
Latin union will be dissolved by reason of
the silver situation.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore 8 ONO TINE TABLE.
- -O
In Eject sunday, Nov. IS, 1899.
WEST Q

No. 5, Vestibuled Limited "Dstly.i leaves
New York 12:15a. M, Phila, S15: BALTIC. fOso0;
Wash. 1880 arrive at Martinsburg i40 D. M,
and Chicago 1is55 a. M, connects at Hancock
for berkeley Springs, and at cuN 5erland for
Pittsbufg.
No. I. vestibuled Express .sDaiiy,s' leaves
New York 180 p. M, Phila 405 BALTIC. 7:is
Wash. SITS; arrives at Martinsburg 1887 b. m,
and Chicago 800 =. m.
No. !. Vestibuled Limited Daily leaves
New York, 300 a. M. Phila. 1875 BALTIC. 2s30 b
M: Wash, $50; arrives Mt Martinsburg 5:36 Il.
M. Cincinnati TAB u, m, st. Louis G:25 b. nj
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex
icept Sunday
No. 81. VesffbnIed Express Daily leaves
New York 500 p. m, Phila. 722; Baltic. f0a5I.
Wash. lbs arrives at Martinsburg LIS a. mt
Cincinnati 5:15 p m; and st. Louis tbs a. m.
NOD, PittsburE Express Daily. 4 leaves New
York i:S0 p.y m, .Phila. 4A5; BALTIC. 40 and
Wash S;45 arriyesht Martinsburg 1900 d, n.
and Pittsburg GEO u. M. -
No. 49, Baltimore and Cumberland Aceomo-
dation Daily leaves Baltimore 400 4. M M
old line, arrives at Martinsburg sara. MI: Gum
bertrand HIS p. m. Stops at ali stations ana
c%onnects az Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex.
No, IS. baltimore and Piedmont Acoommo
dalton Daily except sunday. leaves Balti-
more via old line at $40 a8 M, and arrives al
MarpnsbuTg I'm q m, and Piedmont at 5:s5 +. M.
St9ps az all stations and connects at Hancock
tar Berkeley Springs and at Green Spring Run
NoA59. Brunswick and Martinsbnrg Accom-
mediation, daily leaves Brunswick 6.f0p M
Harrtyesat Martinsburg 10 p. M
w.
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Two Facss Abou. . Rag.

An impressionable young gentleman
in a certain country town recently met
81 charming girl whose grace and
beauty took his heart by storm. While
.conversing with her he made a diseoy-
Very which he fondly hoped would en-
able him to make at one brilliant
stroke an elegant proof Of his ready
wit and his bonndl-ss affection. CLAIM
ing at a modest band Of gold that en-
circled her fair finger, he remarked
Sweet damsel, | pray yon present me
with the ring you wear, for ! assure
you il exactly resembles my love for
you-it has no end"
Indeed, sir" promptly replied the
maiden, s.you must excuse me H. keep
the ring, for IL exactly resembles also
my love for you-it has no beginning"
Jewellers Circular. AN
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No. s. vcstnI1itd Limited -n.n.
cblr4FQ - , M : strives n Nnf1IS,b-e
n ~ ~ ~. Baltic. co PhIIas
b5r ~ IAN 4. e1 S: y, "a cerneeis Win fiiis
Ms FesfibuIed Express Daily >
caco 1910 d M arrives af Uarfiiebur~
n y am y - 2 BALTIC 10 }. -. mi
No. no. Exnress Daily. 1rares ps,s.s-
-9D :. M arrives al HaffIn1b6rT ~ oeFr 4
Nash z Halto 50 Ptiia. lilo i. Y
No. Fesfi6uisd Limited .sn.fv
s. Lonis 20 = nj. Cincinnati a0 4. n
riTes ~ MAEtlnsbur4 ffEt 4. M Wt,h
q bal,e. ~ kalas. ~ AZ New YORK !
AZ uary<xs Perry for Lexington. va. ana in,
mediate Eiatiune. Connects al Wewcef
naesrteyn. and ~ Washington Junctian
No 4. festibuled Express rDailx .
81 Louis en5 ,. M Cincinnati SIS a X
iixes q hartins1nEE 80 M. wsss
NJ. Is. Cumberland and Baltimore
mediation. Daily leaves Cumberland 80 Ia
arrives at Maftinsburg BIO B. ~. sFs-ks hd
SO baltimore 1D00 .. M; Phladsiuhia ~
stations west OF Washington Function ~ ~
AZ HarIer's Ferry for Winchester. Al ws9s
for Haeerst0Nus and Washington Jnnstt 2
Frederick. except sunday. A ler
No. a. Piedmont A Baltimore nceo-,,.
fioa. daily: except sunday. leaves Pie5rna.
710 a. IN, arrives Al Maftinsburr Al ff.fa -
arrives at baltimore. via old line at44a q
stops At all stations and connects Al WeV,, ~
Frederick t"t
50, 70. Northumberland Brunswfek
mediation, Daily leaves Martirsburg Al "a
a. m arrives al Brunswick ~ e5e d. N ! ~ Ky
conneets AZ narpers Ferry Tor Lexingfo-
Baltimore, and nj Meyerton FOR narersfes, -
CO. SCJLL4 q W. SANTMAN
J.T-o'DELL. General Manager, es' Aseat
Eaftimore Nj
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Right Replyi in Right Place. yintor
And SO yop are glad the schools are
open?" Little JohnnyNo j hain't,
nnther. 'But You Just told that gen.
ueman you were, ssOf course. Ifetl
the teacher Des MONIES Argonaut
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BALTIMORE AN CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILl:oADs

Train arriving at Cherry Run H45 Pm. runs
through TO Hancock, arriving $40 T.. NJ and
leaves Hancock 800 A. NJ, arriving Cherry Ruu
s5.4a AN.
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sos p.
m, arriving at Hagerstown rs p IN. stopping at
intermediate stations.
Leave Roekyhidge for Einmitfsburg at SEQ
and 1914 a, m. and 3.32 and c. Is b. m.
Leave Efnmittsburg for Rocky Ridge at 80
and 9.55 a. I'd. and 2 so and 5.40p p. m.
Leave Bruceyiile for Frederick at 1882 a. M.
and SIR and T.20 d. m.
Leave Bfuceville for Taneytown, Lttlestown.
York, Wrightsville and Columbia az 9.5S a. M
and 3.4a b. m.
7. \ Il Il. Trains leave Shippensburg at 74s
and lbs d. M, and 1870 p. m, and arrive at
.ShipDensburg at 945 a.. m, 1.40 and $40 b M
daily. except sunday.
'Daily. Mondays only. All others daily ex
cept Sunday.
j. NJ. HOOD, B. II. GRISWOLD,
Genl Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD /
" TABLE-Dec. IS. 1892.

: On sunday viii Stop on signal or 70 let on
passengers.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex
cept Sunday at 3 So a. M, f2, 30 d. m. 3.45 i. M,
stoppinga ~ all intermediate stations. arriving al
Harrisburg at [. 40.a. M. 1.15p ~ M, inc ABB j. M;
Chambersburg.
: Daily.
! Daily except Sunday.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-31
UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY IECANICALlTIES

Which have so long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, and while IA does
not contemplate In any sense the accept
ance Of any applicant not safely insur-
able, II recognizes the fact that a large I
number Of risks usually declined can be
safely insured at an increased premium.