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Yachting Notes.

The Pavonia Y. C. will meet tomorrow
night.
The New Jersey Yacht Clubs annual res
gatta will be sailed tomorrow. =
The cat boat race was not sailed yesterday
at Communipaw.
Entries for the Pavonia Y. c. will close on
Thursday night.
Fully $50 members of the New Jersey A.
C. left Bergen Point aboard the club fleet
which sailed Saturday afternoon for the
Atlantic Highlands on the first club run of
the season. The following yachts were
among the starters:-Sloops, Commodore A.
W. Footh's Daphne, D. B. W~ilmerding's Iro-
quois, J. L. Robinson's Cute, and R. R. Boy
lands Kismet; catboats, 7. D. Days Alice,
Harry Popham's Hustler. H. Cromwelrs
Tom Boy. H. Cooks Jonquil, T. Dederick's
Maolyn. T. J. Parker's Kiche and N. H:
Days Mehalah. The steam yachts miss and
Plainfield will be used by their owners, r.. Il.
Grant and G. johnson, who are also Fleet
Captains.
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FATHER BROWNS SERMON.

The Rev. George Brown, the new assis-
sistan to Father Kelly at the Church of Our
Lady of Grace, Hoboken, preached an excel
lent sermon at the High mass yesterday.
The church was crowded to the doors.
Father Browns subject was Faith" and
his discourse proved him to be a profound
scholar, and to have a keen insight into the
weaknesses of human nature. He is the
coming Mgr. Farley of the Newark Diocese.
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to the club with a membership Of less than
t~hirty-five which had the largest percentage
Of men left at the finish will probably go to
the Turner's Cyclers of Philadelphia, which
had twenty starters and as many survivors.
Each individual survivor will receive a
bronze medal.
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KICKED FOR GOALS.
Jersey Eleven Beat Il Harlem Team
-Gaei!c Kickers.

tactic AECkefB.
A thousand spectators assembled yesterday
afternoon on the grounds of the Americas
A. A. at West Hoboken and saw the Jersey
team defeat the strong eleven of the Red
Star Club of Harlem. TIL game was one of
the series for the championship of the Amer
lean Association. TIL Jersey boys shut out
the Harlemites. The Americas players
scored two goals in each half. In the first
Bright kicked a goal OF a t%hrow-in. and
Lupton scored the second goal on a clear
kick from centre. The same players scored
the other two goals in precisely the same
manner in the second half. The teams
were:-
Americas A, A.-Alces, Plynn, Seller,
Koch, Pehnycook, Britchford, Taylor, Gill,
Bright, Mckinley and Lupton.
Red Stars-J. Hopkins, Anderson, Jeffs,
T. Hopkins, Stubbs, Murphy, Galloway,
Curran, Stark, Douglass and Mason.
The Kikchams, through It's President, w.
Y. P~endergast. has accepted the challenge
of President Barry and will pit the Kickham
team against the Barrys for a $500 trophy.
The ~Garryowens defeated the Gaelics at
Ridgewood yesterday. The score was
Garryowens, 5 goals, 10 poins; Gaelics, l
goal and 2 points.
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Dickers-"I wonder where rich old uncles and
aunts go when they dep
don'tv'-New York World
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cHERIFF,s sALE-IN cHANcERY on NEW JEI

SHERIFF's ALETl CHANCERY OF NEW JER-
~ Sey.
Between Joseph Wilson, complainant, and Malachi
O'Grady ct al. defendants.
Fl. ia. For sale ofmoTtgagsd, premises.
iReturnable October Term, 1894. LII
Thos. s. Henry, Solicitor.
By vfltde of the above stated writ, to me directed
and ~deliYered, Lshall, sell by public vendne at No.
211 Griffith street, Jersey City, on
WEDNESDAY, the eleventh day of july, A. D. 1894,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following de-
scribed laid and premises, with the appurtenances,
being the samei described in said writ, that is TO
say ~, "a
Ali the following described tract or parcel of land
and premises Situate, lying and being in the City of
Jersey City, County Of Hudson and State OF New
Jersey, which on a map entitled Map of the prop
erty belonging to Charles Hespe and Christian
Weber, duly fleaeof record In the Clerks office of
the County of Hudson, May, 1916" are known and
designated as lots numbered thirty and thirty-one
go and 81; In Block number three 81 on said map,
in front and rear and one hundred feet deep on
each side, fronting on Scott street, reference being
had to said map will more fully appear. Being the
sane premises conveyed by Edward Augustus Mon,
tame and Adelia Ann. his wife, by deed dated
March 23d, 1872, and recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of Hudson County on the 2eth day of March,
1872, in Liber of Deeds, page 2T.
Dated June II. 1924.
JOHN j, TCFFEY, Sheriff,
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~ EEf TaE NAN
RA7LRO1DS
Pennsylvania RAIL ROAD.
The Standard Railroad of America.
In Effect May 2s. 1894.
Trains leave JERSEY cEY as fOllows:-
ron THE WEST.
sl s4 4; IA Car, FAT dT,j EIs p: Eita yest, soIsm Parlo e,s and
land 2 and E Chicago fts daily ah except saturday for Toledo
the pioneer OF this class Of the service, composed
exclusively of Pullman, vestibuie, Drawing and
Rss' ca2sa iig ahlssdPi ~ ,st Dah . ye and moSab aed si s%9k,
lights da,Iy for Pittsburg and Chicago; .,,s
Pullman V~estibule, Sleeping and Dining Cars. daily
. 81 Il + ko n. w kSn!sSill E2 ena cal SisS Pullman, vestt.
bnie Sleeping Cars. daily to PIttsbqrg, Chicago and
Cleveland; Dining Car to PHILADELPHIA and Pitts-
SO P. NJ, SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS, daily for Col.
phis; Through Sleeping Cars Dining Car Altoona
s.l5P ?. M PAciFic EXPRESS, Pullman Buffet Sleep
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iedo and Columbus daily except Saturday for Clever
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND
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For Baltimore, Washington and the South at sis
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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days.
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The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from and TO Hotels and residences.
S. N. PROVOST. j. r. WOOD,
GenI Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey City, June l, 1894.
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EBHETb UuE Ettys
The Jersey City Tennis Clubs open tourna-
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PULPIT AND PEW.

The latest statistics, compiled by NJ
Fournier de faiN. French statistician
give the number Of Roman Catholics In the
world as $50, sd. Gs9, Protestants, if9. 49, b.
625, GFcek Catholics, QS.0i6,oo0
=. W. Tauntlcroy OF ST. Louis, a orimi
nal lawyer ~ distinction and counsel foi
the defense Ia the famous MaNwell-prelleI
murder case, has just been ordained dea.
con ~ the Episcopal church aud will have
charge OF a church az Edwardsville. Mo.
Rev. j. Bell Cox OF Liverpool has set on
foot "a novel mode Of raising help for the
poor 10 Is known as the Pound Party.
A sack Is sent round 90 the houses people
being invited 90 deposit therein pound
bucket OF tea coffee, sugar, raisins, meat
or any other article
The late Bishop Trollope, the excellent
antiquary" 20 whom Charles Kingsley nc
knowledged indebtedness. was a bishop,
arohdeacon, rural dean and rector, all in
one, and derived his episcopal title from a
town with which since the creation OF the
see of Southwark no had no official connec-
tion whatever.
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CHFRIFF's SALE WILLIAM C. 4. Lithl-
- wArdt plaintih. Thomas j.. torier
AriinesiA Porter, lis vile, Ih9nAs 1lehris|
nder and by virtue OF an order 90 ale an de
cree Of foreclosure aud sale issued out Of tue
district court Of the rst Judicial district Of tue
ttate Of Montana. in and Tor tho county o. Lewis
aud Clarke. on tho ID day Of fobruary, a. u
1891. in the above entitled action, wherein liian
tsin'd a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and
sac against homAs iorter ATlinesiA
lort-r his wife. Thomas 1ilehrist. A.
signee aud Miles Cavanaugh, defendants. on the
81 day Of iebruary, A. ~ 1891, for
the cum Of S2.757.2a, bssldes interest,
eos.s and attorneys fees, which said de
1891 recorded in judgment book No I Of said
court at Page ---. 4 am commanded to sell ali
that certain lot piece Or parcel OF IAnd si.nI
clarke. state Of MontAna. and bounded and de-
scribed a. follows. 10 wit
The west half OF the northeast Quarter. And
the east half Of tAe northwest quarter and the
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter 81
section twenty-five (22l. township eleven I'D,
ground containing about nine 90 acres Of land
heretofore deedsd ~ " illiam &. 7. LlchtwArdi
and Anna iohtwasit his wife. 20 The hontanl
entral HALLWAY company, b. deed bearing dats
July 81 1855. sud recorded Jan. 81. 1891. Ia b, o.
'2l' Of dseds, page 2tA in the Office 81 tbs
county cork and ecorder Of Lewis and llAr ae
county. state Of Montana the sans being Tor
right-of- way purDofe.. together with all aa~e-
ments thereto belonging or IN snywiHe attached
including all water rights and privileges, and al
bitches. fumes ur modes OF conveying WAtei
from stream TO and upou said land.
together with all and singular the tene
ments, hereditaments and appur enanoes thero'
unto belonging or in any wise appsrtaining.
Public notice IL hereby given. that on Tues
day the 9th day Of February A. ID 1877, AZ L
o'clock m OF that day. at the front door OF the
court house. Helena. Lewis and lArke county
Montana. will in obedience TO said order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale sell the AhoE u
described property. or 80 much thereof - MAJ
be necessary to satisfy said judgment. with in
terest and costa, TO the highest and best bidder
Given under my hand. this 5th day Of February
A. ID. 1884. 49,. =. ,,..,-,,,, a.,
n. Hpaa Tudar , hariH
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CHFRiFF's sALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN IKE
- cution 10 my hands issued ont Of the dis
trio. court 81 the first Judicial district % the
state Of Montana. m and for the county Of Lewis
anu ~. Ia tna suit OF MARI n. rpeiimAu
asaiust ratrick hpellmAn, duly attested the o. b
day Of February A. II. iest. 1 have levied upon
all the right. title AMI interest Of the said rat
rick hpsllman 10 aud 20 the folio sing described
property. situated 10 Lewis and Clarke county,
state OF Montana viz.
The sonth hsf Of lots 70. 50 and "A. and all Of
lofa w. vs. ~, 10 b. ock q Helena toWnsite.
Notice Is hereby ven that on tbs "a day OF
March. A. D. ise. betNoen ths hours 81 "A -
o'eiock a iT. AMI i've o oioex D. IN. Of said dsT.
to-uit a. ~ o'clock m. % sAid day, az the front
door Of tho court house in tie CIV OF Helena.
will sell al the right title and interest ~ the
sid atrick rpsllmsn In and 10 the said aboFe
described property 10 tho highest bidder Tor
Cash In hand.
fsbruAry, A. ID. 1r9. - ~ -
fRED r. Hoss Under Sheriff.
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No sgs lli been recaptured
lie had uitl, q rope ladder from his ra-
tion of ron,t beef and attempted 20 scale the
wall
But now hc las returned, with four bull
let holes in his hat and a furtive, hunted
look in his eyes.
The warden Of the prison confronted him
Angrily.
How dared you, sir the official De
manded, take such desperate chances
For a time the convict was at "a loss Go IT.
ply. but presently there came TO his mind
the recollection that he was found guilty on
several counts
Il dare say, he replied, with a sweet smile,
lit was the courage Of my convictions"
After that there was no alternative but
he solitary. -Detroit Tribune.
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You may not Doe able perhaps 70 achieve
any marked originality in the arrangement
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other people This difference lies In the
way you hang the pictures on your walls.
Every home that you enter can, II its own
CT so chooses, impress you with "a new aud
charming taste that Is indescrihahly pleas
ing. Mia has marvellous talent in this
direction. You never see the pictures in
her rooms strung out in straight line OF
hung on the right side to correspond with
those ON the left. Sometimes she will have
a large picture and two smaller ones 90
one side the third little lower than the
second, but you may rest assured they are
never arranged like mother holding a
child by each hand. We all know the way
pictures are generally placed over man
tea single one or two panels and a
square frame. She win have none OF this
geometrical fixing but distributes large
and small in such a way that you think
You have never seen pictures hung artistic
ally before Philadelphia Times.
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RESTAURANTS.
Independent Agents

THE HELENA Independent 10
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dealers in this city and state, and
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ington, California and Minnesota,
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LIGHT AND AIRY.


The Modern society Giri
A maiden. dimrlcd. pretty.
With wealth 81 golden hair.
Her o.cs ne up with pits,
Her face overcast with care.
"Hcr heart o. sore grief laden"
The ndly florist thought.
Then deeply sighed the maiden
And told him what she sought
- bouquet, please. sir, fashion
OF roses white ns snow.
The rod. red roses OF passion
40 place in this must know.
.Tho whiicst OF white roses
or that. please, SIR, De sure.
Iwnnt che simplest posics-
The symbol oi the pure"
"some little child a. dying,"
The florist murmurcd low.
Then 20 the maiden. signing,
where wish you this 10 gol"
with sahs her voice was broken.
"My fathers barn. she satl.
sits just q little token.
NJ poor, dear pug is dead"
Chicago Post
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NOTICE To CREpIroRs- ESTATE OF

NOTICE To CREDITORs.-EsT OF
" rsmuol n Tauste. deeeafst
Notice IL hsFebI Eivsa the understgnsd Al
miniafrator % the esfata % samuel D. rauaks.
deceased. 70 he creditors Of aud all persons haF-
Ing claims asainst the said deceased. 20 eAhipii
thsn. With the rssesrarY youohsrs within Tour
months after tire nfat puhlieation 81 - nance
10 The sald administrator - Homer hlocr. hei
ena. the anne hsiuE the placs for the uansac-
Of Lewis and Ciarke-
p D. CLARK.
AdminisfrAiof Of the estate Of eamusl 4 fausks,
deceaast
palsl IAa. IL Ia.
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Carleton-Why are you looking so wor-
Fied. Monty?
Montauk-I started keeping a diary on
New Years day, and I'm trying 20 think
Of what did each day since then, 30 that /
can write it Brooklyn Eagle.
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NOTICE 10 CREDTORa-EsTATK or
~ john Quinn. deceazef.
NoIirs Is hereby CIV "a ~ The undefsisned Al -
mIrisfruffin % tla estats q John Quinn. de-
crrssd 20 che creditors 20. 1nt All persous haF-
iuF claims against tiH sAld daceAsed, 90 exhibit
fhrm with ths uscasatrF Euuchsrs. within lonr
uloafhs after the drsf publication % this uaflcn
a. tha aid adminutratri1 At roorn 4. Gold block.
HaIana Mont tie zane icing the lace Ter f1s
frsnsacfiau - III businaas Of sald oatai0 iu ale
county 20 uEis and tlarEe.
CAlHEnIhE QUINN
Adminisiratrir Of the estate u Jota Quinn. DO
faasnd
LATED ga. a. lssL
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Money on call easy at per cent; closed A. 1
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3iaeta4s por
cent. Sterling exchange dull. with actual bust
ness in tankers' bills at SLsGNN .eGA for de-
mand, end si.eihgLsla f.r sixty days.
CHICAGO LIVE sTCCX.
CHICAGO. Feb. Cattle -Heoeipts. 5000
hoai demand better. trihe higher top steers.
sLg0a 300; others, SL00aA5O. common, s.. COZ
A75.
nogs-Receipts 1900 head; market active. i0c
higher. rough heavy, Sl.7jtAO5 packers and
mixed, s5iust5l5. prime heavy aud butchers
weights. S5.20u5. %. prime light Sa21uA2A
sheep-Rsceipts 500 head market trihe
higher. good mixed natives. 81 13u a60, western.
e l5U3 30.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
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May. 62hc.
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tAts-tirm cash. 2sc May. 2oAc.
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IHNHIFN u. z q %. ETeTIW'
By FRKp Z Hoes, Under herih.

THTHK DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L Judicial district Of the state of Montana, in
and for the county Of ! evils and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate OF Charles A..
Broadwaief. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the applicat on OF
1homAs A. MArloW. administrator Of the estate
Of Charles A. broad Wa.er. deceased. for an or
der Of said court directing and authorizing HIM
10 borrow money TO psy on the charges. De
mands and obligations Of said sstats aud 70
meet the current and necessary exposes OF sA
estate. and 10 obtain extensions and renewals Of
such loans. ss we'll as eIistieg loans for period
81 not exceeding two years ana 10 pledge and
ropledEe. mortgage and remortgsge, eucn prop
ertf OF the estate a. may be necessary, to fecure
tho payment Of said loans and tho interest
thereon: and to make and execute such notes
removal notes. papers, INSTRUMENTS. contracts
and other documents IS may be necessary TO Of
feet such loans. extensions and renewals, will be
brought on for hearing in the above court on the
18th day OF February. A. ID. 1894.
Granted and dated this 2sd day of January A.
D. lsgt.
lsEALl JOHN rEAN. Clerk.
by II. J. CASSIDY Deputy Clerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09

She said, THE lady sent me here
To buy a pound Of tea"
The clerk politely asked her, green
Or black. which would il be.
She thought a moment, answered then:
well. either. I don't mind.
It's Of no consequence, because
My nlissus she Is blind"
-Yogue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09

NOrICR or TEACHERS EXAMINATION
~ An examination OF applicants for coriif-
Gates will be held in room * court house. Hell
ems Mont, eb. q and "A, beginning a. nine
o'clock sharp heb. a.
MINNIE A. REIFENRATH,
Go. supt. Of Schools.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09

The mechanical figure Of a woman that
taps on the window Of an Asylum street
store with her fan to attract the atten-
tion Of the passersby became an object
of curiosity to a laborer in che street, and
leaning on the handle Of a piokax he step
ped up to have a nearer look. one Of his
companions called out TO him;
"Fwat Is it yez are firth wild, Moikei"
"Phwist there, Patl Bedad, she remoinds
me o. tn ould CONAN when she was that
young"
Away wild yezl Your Guild CONAN cud
never pound wild her phist on the windy
Widout breakin the glass. "-Hartford Post.