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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-29
ROTTEN ARMoR PLATE.

Probably All That Accepted From Car
nsGie by Harrison's Administration.
WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Capt. Sampson,
chief OF the ordnance bu eau of the navy
department. to-day resumed his statement
before the house com niitt,e investigating
the srmor plate frauds He detailed The
charges made by Wallace. Pittsbuig law
yof representing half a dozen employees Of
the Carnegie works. Secretary Herbert
designated board. with witness at the
head, TO investigate. None OF the witnes.
ses nt the second hearing added material
Information TO that already given by Mr..
Hll.
Mr.. Buck testified to the practice In tho
works OF go fixing specimens rs to give tho
government a false record OF the tests. He
testified that tho falsiflcstions continued
until Jan. I. Another empioye testified
that the practice always existed. Iu re-
: onse TO questian by Representative
Money, Capt. Sampson said that Supsrin-
tondent Frick had given an order 10 dis
continue IL. This order vss In turn sxe-
cu.od by supel intendsnt Sshwab. who
knew Of the practice.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

The coming 10 this city Of 30 sIesllsnt
aud popular duo OF dTamstio artists as
Joseph II. Grismer and Ph@be Davies in
the most brilliant success Of their careers.
The New south will In all probability
cause The interest OF play patrons Of this
city to be focused on MinP's opera house.
Wednesday evening. May 30. where thsss
players are announced TO sppssr Tho ar
tistio capabilities and conscientious Gu
dsavor OF both Mr.. Grismer and Miss
Davies in stage vok are too widely and
famiiiarly known throughout the entire
west TO require for them nny introduction
TO. theatsr patrons of this eitv. In Nav
York The New South was received with
high favor as an original American play OF
conte m porsnsous and foroeful interest aud
attraotiveness. This play 10 written In four
ncts. the autbora being Clay N. Greene and
Joseph Grismsr. ana the present tour OF
NJ. Grsmsr bnd Miss Davies IL being
made under the management OF william
A. Brady. The scenes OF the play are laid
in Georgia and introduces Joseph Grismsr
in the character of Capt. Harry Ford. u.
5. A.. aud Miss Davies as Georgia Gw,nue.
n blossom OF tho south who IL named after
her native state.
Tickets on sale al Loekwood's drug store
this morning.
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Had . mighty Hard Time % IL IN tho
Desert.

Had . mighty Hard Time of IL IN tho
Desert.
DENVER, MAJ 2S-To-nleht 37b CoIeJitss
reached here over the Denver a lilo Grands
road, 200 OF the men being the Utah con-
tingent under the command OF Carter.
The rsmslder are from California and have
boen forty nine days on the road from
Stockton. Thsy have experienced terrible
hsrdships on tho Utah dessris. and show
sipns Of hunger and great distress.
Brig. Gen. Morris says The Denver com
monwsal army will NOS start for Washing
ton till 2 200 men are enrolled. IL now
numbers G-S2. IL IL estimstsd that 700 more
are on the way 10 Denver.
Ms. J. Parinebons joined the army here
to-day. she said she left Portland, Ore,
without q cent, and now she had money Ia
her pocket. MeLauahlins California con-
tinasnt Of seventy-fivs mon arrived here to-
day. Callahan. one Of CArter's lieutsn-
ants. left with seventy hve. saying the DEN.
YER oommonwealers were too slow for thsmi
The chamber OF oommsfce viii meet to-
morrow 10 discuss what shall be done with
the oommonvsalsrs. There arc about
1900 here now. and more are making for
this point. and the matter is serious. Ths
superintsndents Of all trunk lines runuipe
east are here 10 be ready for any emsre-
sncy. and spiss are meeting the unsm ploysd
10 watch their movements aud give notice
OF any intention 10 capture trains.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
ProErsmms OF EssrrIsss for Wednesday.
May 80.

froKFamDe OF LEeFNtsea Tor wednesday
May so
In AocordAnes with time honefsd session.,
Memorial day, Wednesday. hsy 10 will be-
observed by wadswoT,h post No. B. q. A.
II. Tho pioarAmms Of sIsrolssG as ar
ranged, 10 outlined a. follows;
1. Assembling Of eou,sdSs ~ q. A. II.
hall al nine O'Clock a. M.
2. March 10 lhs old osmslsry, led BY
Higgins cadet band.
8. Iliinal ssrvloss AZ ths grave OF sol
dier and address BY Hon. Arthur J. Craven.
4. Decoration OF graves By daughters Of
comrades and Sons OF Vstsrans.
The auxiliary societies are sIpso,ed 70
Join ths Grand Army procession and take
part In the exercises.
The general public nnd tho school chill.
drsn are invited to participate In the osrs-
ponloa and eItond the dsooTaiion oustom
10 all graves Of departed loved ones.
by published resolution nll eI-oonfsdsr-
ate veterans are Invited 10 meet with ths
Grand Army comrades and march with tbs
column and Join In ths sacred observations
OF the day.
Contributions Of flowers are requested 70
be lsft al q. A. II. hall this afternoon,
wbefo the W. H. q. and l.. A. y. will TO
eolys and arrange them.
Following The exercises al the csmsterI
tho column will reform and march BY way
OF tho state hrmoTy 10 accept, after the re-
yiew, escort by tho several companies Of
the hoDtsna National Guard back 10 the
citv and 70 Grand Army ball, PAX avenue.
RsfIeshInsnts after the mach will bo
served the yetoran1 BY the W, X G. at the
hnll. 4. II. KLEEscHMrDr
Post Commander.
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A literary and historical. az veil as q
brilliant musical treat, 10 in store for those
who attend the lecture aud entertainment
At the auditorium on Thursday evening
next. 30 familiar 10 the name Of Andrew
Jackson that few eIospt thoso who take
time TO read much Of early Anericnn his
tory realize the potent power which the
name and deeds OF Jackson vislded In d.
rsctine the destiny Of the American repub-
lie. His stronR will-power and lofty patri-
otiHm struck down tho doctrine Of nullin-
cation. His military genius saved New
Orleans from the most significant and dis-
nstfous invasion that ever threatened the
life OF this country. Public idols and can
didates for the presidency fell before his
popularity % chat falls before the wind.
Alone and against the great money power
Of tho land he forced the issue OF the United
States bank and succeeded in his efforts TO
have its charter discontinued. The study
Of his life 10 full OF profit 10 every Ameti-
can, and the subject will no, lose any In
tsrest by the treatment 10 will doubtless
receive at hr. Csrter's hands.
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Wealsrs in Large Numbers Ap-
poaring on tho Streets OF
That City.
Tho Leader Flashes Money and
Says His Wife Has Big
Fortune
Denver 10 naviaE . Tu'.le with sFSli-
Ing Bands-KsiIy Reaches ~. Louis
Tho Others.
anonI,l % rhn Indan.ndan..

Special 70 Tho independent.
oBEAT FAILS, May ~, -CsIsyitss Of both
home and foreirn production are gathering
here fast under command OF Capt. Jumbo"
Csntwsll. Headquarters wers established
on the empty lots opposite the MINNEAPOLIS
hotel. and tent erected. Tho camp proper
Ia about three miles from town. Two hun
dred are therO nov. and 800 rsinforssmsnw
are expected tomorrow. A street parade
Of forty men with banners drew a largo
crowd 10 hsadquaTtera where Caniwell
made speech. lie denied newspaper sc-
cusations regarding his relations With Hilda
Stein. OF SPOKANE. In toto. and Offers $780,
which he exhibits. TO any man who can
successfully contradict his statements He
seems to have plenty Of money. and says
his wife Ia Seattle 10 worth sl50. 900 TO s200.-
900. A carload OF sheep was cont. ibused
to-day By Q man named Jennings.
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OTHER SQUADS.
Driven From n Rsservation-keliy al
st. Louis. IA,

Driven From n Rsssrvation-keIiy al
st. Louih A
LEAvEswoHrH. Kan, May 2s.-Forty-
eight OF Bsnnetrs conmonvoHlsis from
Denver arrived here this molnina and
joined the sandsrs crowd. They were all
driven from the reservation aud oamped In
grove. 1he remainder OF Bennsits msu
arrive tonight. The Topeka army will az.
rive tonight or Tomorrow. Sanders ssys
the consolidated armies will leave here
Wednesday. Sanders and bic engineer hsvs
given bond for their appearance for trial
next September. t
81. LOUIS. Nay 2a-Kslly's army, l.100
strong. arrived In st. Louis from Alton.
The common vealers' fleet came to anchor
OF Ferry street. near the city waterworks
and the men went ashore. whore they will
spend their time In camp until the march
or sail TO Washington lie taken mp. They
we're received BY local labor unions aud q
big crowd OF people. good supper was
provided by the trades and labor assembly
Of this city, and svsitsd ,he travellers on
their arrival.
CINCINNATI. May 2s.-Frye and his indus-
trial army of 300 broke camp after dinner
30 take barges for Pittsburs.
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MEDICAL MEN TO MEET.
The rrisnnisi Congress OF AmsrieAa Ply.
sioiAus and Surgeons

The rrisnnisi Congress OF A msrieAa Ply.
sieiAns and Surgeons 4
wAsurNoTos. Nay 2S-Ths present week
will witness a notable gathering Of medical
men In this city. drawn here for the pur4
pose Of attending the tiisnnial congress Of
American ply sicians aud surgeons Tues-
day the congress will be opened by tue
chairman OF the executive COMMITTEES. DIR.
Lander @. Gray. OF New York. The sss-
sion OF the afternoon will be under the
direction of the American Association Of
Anstonists. tho subject for discussion bs \
Ing "Morphele9y Rs . factor In the study
OF diseases" Wednesday the subject for
discussion will be "Sswsr Gsa" under the
direction of the Amstican Climatoloqicil a
association. aud "Disiribution and control
OF lspfosy in North Amsries." under tho
direction Of the American Dsrmatologloal
association. The boelstY OF VetsrinAry
Surgeons And the American 6Jnsoeioeisal
society will be discussed.
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The,
Boston.

Perhaps you'llread this
ad. and buy your Clothes
elsewhere, Some day,
however, you will run
across a friend looking as
we'll dressed as yourself.
or better, and finding he
has bought his clothes
from us for less than you
have ever paid for yours,
you'll marvel at your own
short-sightedness. We
marvel at it, too, but we
are patient. Sooner or
later the excellence of
our Clothes, and the low
prices at which we are
selling them will bring
you to US. No trouble to
show goods. Give us a
call.
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ORDERS To SOLDIERS.
Must MOI comr From Any Civil onioer-
etIueiIpns IsAued.

Must mol Conn From Any Civil ofiicsr-
I suuetions Issued.
WASHINGTON Moy sS.-The many ocoas-
i5ns Of late for he omployment OF federal
troops 10 assist judicial fiiosrs in protsOt-
Ing railway and other properties from or
gan ~ d bodies Of lawlsss men. and mis-
conception OF the real functions OF troops.
have eaused tho issue by Gen. schoDsld OF
Instructions 10 army department commsnd.
srs 10 the effect that when Troops are 20 en-
rloyed they cannot be directed TO act under
orders OF nny OWL officer.
Tho commanding officers of troops 80
employed nro directly responsible 70 their
militGry sureriofs ANY unlawful or uA-
nutho izei not ON their pat would NOT bo
sxousAblv on the ground Of any order or
request received by them fiom marshal
or any other civil officers.
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PIE CRUST
PROMISES

Don't work. II is easier to prom
ise than 1t is TO fulfill.
Extre VACANT promises will mis-
lead the unwary for a wnile but
Ike everything else-has an end.
We promise nothing that we do
not stand pledged to redeem.
We promise to give you the best
Groceries in the city as low as any
reputabls dealer
We fulfill that promise every
day OF the week. Here is another
when you buy goods OF us
you can rest assured you get
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by TELEPHONE.
A Conversation Said Co Have Boen Held
As TO Arbitration.

A Conversation Said Co Have Bosn Held
As TO Arbitration.
CoLoRApo SPRINGS. May 2s.-The follow
ing was handed out for publication to-dav
by the mine owners: President Sloeuu. Of
Colorado college. and some other eentls-
men interested In the peaceful solution OF
the difficulties between the Cripple Creek
Minsts' uniou aud the mine ovnsts, had q
meeting in Cripple Creek yesterday. The
miners agreed 20 hold a meeting and detef-
mine whether or not they would appoint q
committee 10 meet q committee Of mine
owners TO arbitrate their differences. After
the meeting wns held, Csidsrwood, presi-
dent of the Miners union. called J. j. HaP-
ermRn up on the telephone at $40 2. m,
Msy 27, aud informed him the Hinsrs'
union had appointed q COMMITTEES TO confer
with the mine owners. and wanted 10 know
when and where the conference could be
hold. He was ssked whero he preferred 70
hope IL, and he said In Cripple Greek.
HsRermap replied that he preferred Divide,
10 which Calderwood consented, wanting
10 know at what hour 10 could be held.
HaRerman replied; II think We can ~ up
TO. morrow morning aud be there about ~
O'clock"
The following conversation then took
plaoe over the telephone and was fsportsd
BY q stenoarsphsr on the spot;
Hssetmsn-"How many Of your men
will be therer'
Ansver-"fwo."
Hsgsrmsn-"Hsve you full power to
sc,9'
A-"That will depend on certain things
that must be settled before the conferences"
Hscermsn-"would Whatever 10 done
hare TO be submitted to The union for con-
hrmation2"
A-"Yes"
HaGs,man-wha. are your principal CON
ditions2'
A-"The nrst condition Ia that all union
men must . rat be employed.
HaRsrman-"Must all the men employed
be union menw
A-"Yea IL thOrs is enough TO 40
Aroand."
Hagsrman-'Th practically means ,hA,
no non-unlon msn should be employed"
A-"The men that are employed must
agree 90 join the union within one month
altar they commence work"
HaRerman-''f We must aorOe In ad-
vance 10 accept you propositions, what 10
the use OF having the eonfeicnos7"
A-''Ihese are conditions that we iuaist
upon
IIaeorman-"ws will never consent 20
any arrangement which depTiyos an Ameri-
can citizOn from earning his living vithou,
joining union"
A-"rhers is no uss talking; thess are
our conditions and ~ 10 that OF nothing"
Eben Smith aud ~: OF HagermAn were
pTeaent and heard one aide OF the oonyet.
aation ana tho othOr aide was IepOatsd al
the tims by Haaorman.
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THE G. N. MAY GET 1T.

The Company Credited with Dssigns
Upon tho q. n. AN.
81. PLuI. NaJ IA special from Port
land, Ore. 10 ths Dispatch ssIs that u has
bssn discovered that an atieop, is being
made 10 force The Oregon Railway g. Navi-
CATION company into the hands OF rseelvsrL
II that 10 done u will have the stfeo, OF
cutting on the western and Missouri Pacific
bondholders, The candidate for receiver
IL L. heNeill, general manager Of the Iowa
Central. Who recently refused the general
man nARsrship OF tho Great NoTthSTn. and
the step OoatsmplAtsd may mean the ultl-
mate oonttol Of the company BY the Grea,
Northern. As soon 80 the reoeiveTship 10
accomplished tns u. X. a N. will 10 com
pleied form Portland TO Astoria.
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Faust.

The appearance Of Mr.. John Griffith and
his splendid company at Mina's opera house
Friday evening. June !. is creating eonsid-
cradle comment from those Who have con-
sidersd the manner In which II will be
given. II II indeed an elaborate theatricai
event. Mr.. Griffith 10 said 10 be Q true
son OF genius and a marvellous
exponent Of Msphisto. whose artistie inter
pretation of his satanic majesty has won
for him q foothold upon the pinnacle Of
thestric fame. The management have
made their strongest efforts IN smbsllish-
ing this grand production, introducing
more novel effects than ever seen In any
production In this oi,y. Elsstrioity In
many forms for startling sfeets Is some
thing new 20 stsee-oraft and 10 used In this
production abundantly. Faust will prove
q revelation 10 Helena thsAtsr-aosra. and
should be greeted with large house.
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THE b OF l.. Il.

CLOSED Up Insurance Mstters-Ths N. II.
mstten
ST. Paul, May 2a-The convention OF
ths Brotherhood OF Loosmotive Engineers
to-day closed MP insurance matters which
had been waiting st.sution since che las,
convention. owing TO tho rsinoorpors,lon
Of the oonpsny and remodelins under ,Ae
Ohio law. !, was decided 70 dispose Of the
Meadow Lake farm, a freehsld OF ,hs Of
der, situatod In Illinois. and oonvsTt the
procseds into fund for disabled members
Of the order
This afternoon came an Investigation
into the msthod OF adjustment OF the
Northern PsOino trouble following the L.
suauoo Of the clrcular OF ths railroad.
Resoiutions we're offered which cancel ell
pro-sristsnt schedules and sbroaals all
az ee nents.
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The L.sadsr Ind.b,adne...


To Tho lndcpondont
My attsntion has bosn called 10 GORE.
epondsnse In TuE INDEPENDENT OF Friday
10 the effect that the Leader was attached
for $4,000. OblIRs by cor, Getting this
While | vas detained In Helena elaine
wero brought up by l.. q. Phslph' man, aud
n suit btOuRLt for Sl.s5s02 against the
Leader hut over one-hAlf OF even that
sum had bsen paid by nots and secured.
Tue coilrctihlo accounts OF tho Leader are
many hmes its indebtedness. lts dsbts
ars small. and no suoh olAim ne mentioned
cun pe bad az ,inat ~. Please SEQ thAt cor.
Ieclion i made. II. 4. hoLTE.
q eat Fsllt May 2l
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MnLhn,or f..r nnn AIonrn.

Nav YoEH Mar 28.-Sir Walter aud Dr.
Rico were not seut to the poa, In the Brook.
dale hendieap, which ave Don Alonso a
cou, Armlaac, La hisore, llli[; mile.
Waltefion, Galioping King. Count, l.i8A;
i've ~ lUnRs- Moaqalt0, nerkime lnaiNi-
lation. l03i BfookdAlo handicap. nino fur
lougs-Don Alopso. Roller Lowland dsf,
1911 i've fuflVnss-i Butte d., Phileomeuu,
Hand Maid. lUjiti elght aud half fur
longs-ClArus, bkiamors, Captain H., lib0A.
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Lieut. Daniel. Injured.

Special to Tho Indopondent
LyISosroN. May 2s.-LiSuL Daniels. Of
Fort Ysllovs,ons. was probably fatally la
iured last nieht. lie had been at Gardins.
aud between 10 and II O'clock lsft for The
fort A, four o'clock he was found lying
In an unconscious condition near the road
aide. Abon, one mile from Gardiner. he
having been thrown from his horse aud
dragged a considerable distance. A, 10
o'clock ,his morning no was. still unoOn.
solouB, with slight chances Of recovery.
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DENvHn. May 2S-luformAtion has been
received from Cripple Creek that even had
the strikers been driven from the camp. the
men who took their places in the mines
would 10 In Imminent ps ~. Every mino
In tho camp over which thors has been
trouble is "loaded." Large Quantities OF
dynamite have been atotod in shafts back
OF Hmbsring by strikers, aud hidoh wires
attached 10 theae charges IN such manner
that they could be exploded anu every per-
aon Ia tue minea inAtnntly killed, while the
men who star, she batteries remain out OF
aipht
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The mois pIotureaqus spo, In the state.
visited annually By several thousand pee
pie. who Invariably use ATabella nout Tor
bread when al home, uDd will eat pastry
made OF no other brand than White LILY.
By 40 doing everybody enjoJa ths trip I'M
This happy combination of pleas
ure and support OF an important home IN
duatfy Ia ths popular fad Of the cl,y. and Ii
growing hll over the state.
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BLUE JOINT.

Hay than we have now. We
make mistakes sometimes but we
mad. no mistake in buying this
Hay,
II Is all right We know, because
wa feed Our own team with It
Oats2 Yes we are there too
reasonable too
We are making friends every
day and our business Is increasing
daily. Come in. mako yourself
at home and get our prices.
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Special 10 Tic lndepondont
GRrAr fALtA May 2s.-SundAy evening
Rsv. Father Hos rFeAehed . memorial SER
mon on the subject OF "patrio,lsm." His
diaooutus was oloquen, aud scholarly
showing tho philoaophio results ot difsTsa,
histo ieal vvents. and emphasiziop ths FAC,
that equality before the Law. liberty OF con-
seienos. tho brotherhood Of man, and the
talherlool OF God. wore eo-sIistinR ideas.
Tho church was pEettlly decorated With the
national eolofs aud was nlled, sssis aud
standing room.
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Attention members OF II. Of Il. No. sI2
a. V. O. Of OF. Al members Of this
household will please be prsssn, tonight
a. tbis 10 our aemi-Anuaal meeting Tor tho
elochon OF officers. Thoas failing 10 bs
pfeient will ts hned according 10 Law.
W. +. Houon, n. c., acting Tor Lizzie Car
psntsr, W, X.
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neclded AaaInst IireokInrIdr..

wLauISoroa. MaY 2s-Judgo bradley
this afternoon ovsETuisd tho motion made
bY counsel for W. q. 4. Dreekinridae TO
iils b,ll Of exception. by virtue % whioh
ths snit Of Mias Madellas Polsrd aaainat
him nigh, be car led 10 biehsr ooar1 Of
appeals.
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A Model Pool Room.

@. ]. Bfsier opens his new fruit. confso.
tionsry. cigar and tobacco store this morn
ing at 90 South Main street. In connection
with hts confectionery business Mr.. Brsier
the onlv billiard room IN the city run in
connection with . fruit sad confectionery
atOfa.
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...2,OOO... ...

Pounds in a ton. We promise you
one thing to day and that is that
you'll 90 a long way before find
ing any better
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Rex Flour.

IL 10 bound TO be leader. II doss NOT
contain az much starch az soft wheat -four.
You will always find it most nutritious and
healthy. Why buy Dakota aud eastern
fiours2 Keep your money al home.
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To EnIsln an. canr, Martl.L

TT, Pam. May 2s-Applioltion Tor a
wri, Of prohibition asaips, the Nancy
eooT, martial was taken ~ IN ths United
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Tickets for the Orphan Bensfit
Are on sale al The Helena Music Ii ouse. al
tho foot OF broadway.
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axnr,ann Inrllsd


To call aud see a oompls,s linz OF ehina
glassware lamps, silvsrwars a.o'
Prices 10 aai, every purss.
Dsst goods lowsst priose.
r. J. EDwEnDe, Park Avenue.