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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

GEORGE MAHHT Is man Of mature
character, trusted by all who know
him. equal to tho duties Of alderman
FROM the Second. lie has all tho cool
qualities Of his opponent, and many al
ditional ones. lie is the man for the
taxpayers 10 vote for.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

NOlirE TO sIOrKHOLDFR-. A MFFT-
~ ilg of fls stock holders Of tho Golden Gate
hini-g company will b. held a William Muih .
Once. over thH Aerchauta hstinnal hank on
n alh street, n The citT ~ helena state q Mon
iAnh au " n1ueslar. April the ilth. 1rtf 81 two
fl"ch o. n. - I'D ung, Tor tie rurnoaa %
eapltinE hI avs Tor said cuA plny. End elect
ihH directors 20 manage tho concerns - said
e'muai . iur TO ensuing yrar. aud fur the uur-
uf" ~ tram artlnE such other aud f.rtler bust
uesa A. mag properly ooFne before the meeting.
=. J uAkIH.NA
Z Zoe dent % the aoideu late MiHiuf oman.
W.. hUuH. necratsrE
Dated Helena Moai. March ~. lsgl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

WELL done, Capt. Howell; having
performed with energy and fidelity the
duties Of alderman for tho past two
years, enter thou upon a second term
with an increased majority. Citizens
Of the Third ward, without regard 10
partv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
THE INDEPENDENT

Remittanoes A. tho risk Of subscriber unle-a
made ~ reristered letter. check OF postal 90 az
rresa order. payable 20 Tho independent Pub
fishing Company.
TU-Pcrsons desiring 1rE INprrrSnHNr serfei
81 their homes or place Of business can order by
postal card or through telephone No. l0a fleAsa
report cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements. TO insure prompt insertion.
should be handed In before y. m.
Rejected communications not returnAbls an
Ises posiaga IL enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

Business men should take a day or
in the interest OF business admins
tration Of the affairs Of Helena for one
year. Vote early and vote for business
men for mayor, treasurer and aldermen,
and FOR a lawyer for police magistrate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

RADFoRD VI. April The eollspss OF
the large wooden bridge Friday afternoon
vas more serious than At fret appeared
EiRht nsn vsnt down thirty feet Three
men we're instantly killed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

Is THE DlsTRtt 7 COURT or Tbs FIRST
i iudioisl district Of the state % Montana
Nofica o. creditors.
s.ats % hsrosa NJ. Hsury. deceased.
Notice ~ hareby aiFea ) the IN iersigued eE-
ecufors u he let will anu testament OF Iharasa
n. Hsnry. deceased to be crudtors Of and all per
Gems having claims against tho said deceased. 10
exhibit them. with the eoessarI vouchers,
within ten months after the hfst qualifications -
is notice. 10 the sad ezeCuturs. A. the Law Of
feo ~ ms-esns ullhrd room e. Gold block, iu
the cifg q helcns. In tho county % Lswis aud
lafke, state % Montana. tho anne heing
the place for the Transaction n the bufiness 81
said estate in tie county Of leNis ald afke-
IOU ~ a.. HENRY
ALBEIT J. HENRY.
FHsoutors u Tie lat viii ana testament Of
hsresa n. Henry deceased
Dated March "a. 1854
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

EVERY democrat should 20 10 tho
polls early and see that his neighbor
does likewlae.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
TERms OF sunscRlrrIoN.
HELENA. MONT. APRIL >. 1904

~ MontaniAns abroad will always Tad ius
DAILY INpErENprNr on hls st their favorite
hotols ffth Ayouue and Metropolitan. New
York. West Minneapolis baldwin ani fsiAo,
San Francisco. AcDsrmott butte. Leland HoteL
springfield, m
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

DiFsctsrst
Il. &. Power A J. Ralinman
A Z johnson. Richard Iookag
james Rullivan
Interest SLOWED on time deposits Frehanas
issued principal ritie. ~ tha nited tfatsa.
lauada and urepe Transfer % monsy maas
~ Telegraph. lollections pfonptl aftsndsd -
City. counu and stats soou critics bought and solA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

M. 44Oe
The Helena National
BANK. or HELENA. MONT
CAPITAL, 100000.
ORGANIZED SEPT. /, 1890
Transacts a General Banking
Business.
= y ,hD9hhlOt --.-..--.... o.. 49, PRESIDENT
=, n ..s. Nioe-f reeident
mann pain .-s- --.- t-.+s. - asliler
inv W IL MI. ..-. heaietant-A asher
Collections q specially. Interest paid on time
deposita Accounts Of Banks. Corporations
Firms and Individuals solicited.
Eastsra Correspondence
kercantils National bank. ............ New York
~. Dearborn NAtional Bank ... ...... Chicago
Commercial National Bank ........... D.. Chicago
Merchants Loan a Trust o. ............t hicaRo
Merchants National lank..............S St Louis
~. Paul National Bank ..... ........ st. Paul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
SPECIAL SALE OF
White Goods.

This week we will sell ALL
our Barred and Striped Muslins
at less than cost.
Regular 25c goods at I5c
Regular zoe goods at I2Hc
Regular I5c goods at Ioc
Regular Ioc goods at Inc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
NoTIc
rnE wHArnER

~ Csmpbsn {. tho only authorized travel
irgsrcnt II this paper
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
Montana National
BANK. OF HELENA MONT

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor.
D. w. BACH
For olico Magistrate
j E-tltl IL HER
For = rsasurer,
g.. u. GARRETT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
-THE-
n merican National
BANK or HELENA.

CAPITAL. 100000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09
rAe saraA =. reslss.


This handsome and weli-appolntsd hotel. luse
ncished the past ysar. and elegantly fufuishsa
hrougheas With All NE eeUfoFts and convent
sncsa ~ modern private residences. and csa-
sxully looatoA o. the North SEATTLE cable line. q
be corner OF Rep ublicaa ard Poplar ssseeea. p
now under the supsrvtsioa Of MrA Hamnond.
Who has h the few months ct her occupancy
provsu hsssslf most capable asd popular man
aess. Thie nov eompastsd and established In.
ssssusiee vas protected - 1sss n $500 q
wonea and etris coming - shs eity % baainsss
o. pleasure. and for TIE business women Of our
essy. masy Of whom b. honesty and adsiisy
have bosa enabled % push their way slong moss
Of tho linsn ~ industry In which snccess In
wolves tact fapld movoment and fatthfnsnees %
Detail: and. too. b. socisty Of homs-owniuG
psfncipaliy and home lesing women. who ree.
oxnsss In TIE rapid sdvsncsmsnt OF al glasses
and. their svss chansing relations that sas
bushes girl Of this ysar-seaeasrs sssaof.
raphsfs. drsssmaksrs, opsfstorA clerks OF
any OF the numerous branches opsn TO nell
dsss anssrs or quick peFespsion ia Liable ossoss
iss esoss 70 b called into srsrsnefsaip Of nome
mAkiax AID that the ssaf-eonnand gained 81
contact With business methods and systematic
detail 10 no mean part al the necessary training
soe shs eomplsestcd ooaisasiocs OF weii-ors
cerSd honne The association hss sreot mach
tine and mossy In it, ssscsios and equipment
with - yss light patronage They srs hsns
however. Ia The belief that when better under.
ssccd IL will snsey more thaa the anticipates
fssorahls suppoxt Al young ladies without
ana look sas house cvsr. You viii Be kindly
received. and viii and large hAiiA pleasant
dipsns rooms with good table. nsss snd arr
chan osrs sswtsg room With nacAtsA ana
large rarloss bsautssuiiy furnished. tnciudtne .
nsu psano Charxss IRON - to = pss wssk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

There u no batter rUuis between ChicAso and
"a Peal thaa tnat OF the North y sstern hnss
none noes direct. more soikdsy and sceasAa-
tally constsacssd, sqsippsd with Ans coaches.
sisspans, pasios. compartment and dining ca0s
or opseassd with greater vigilance % paaHssak-
inn care sos ths safssy sn3 comfort Of - rasssa.
rsrs. The psisAas ecDpafsneos sisspang eax "a
unssuai sssgsnes ard 6nsah. - whtea al u
rsivacy Of onefs own aparsmeus 10 secures. a.
desired. too O. mors comp~ssmsnD en- y Goa
nesssd sn suisa The eus1es library cor embraces
. sraesous snokisg saloon. fsrsiassd VIA saAy
csairs writing dsskA wssiSsisctsd hossu ..
stAn<sre Aad popular voskA guzas eoeks sna
eurrsas periodicals.. vssi-sseesed ooss< . -
bars snor, . hath roon sna ~ apartment ~
suxxarA All Of these cars vofs expeetadu 900
sssaesed For THE sraia I'm The esss pceeinas Gsa-
res inesssds every esnvsnseacs aud sfs ecansesss
by vssssssled platforms. permitting May 80
age fFem ore 10 another. - IN apsstnese =
snssn The systsns Of hsatanG. vseoiaslos.
lirhttne and electric eo0muziearsca sse al -
perfect - poeeiesA Al meals 90 sngysd - ain
lag ears en- sozsa These slnsne ea-s afe spA-
eicua sn1 camf0rtahass Ana H. cuisine aaa
ssrvacs ars In eli ssspsets snsarssy unsxeee<soa-
ssa~ z. w. farkss. Puget seanA sgsah So Ia
caegxy stsssk eeaxssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

OooAe Ueoesdo1 - eho AoA1eosss O0ee
Yesterday.
keal sstaee transoesiens fro0 January l.
fsoA ass - 3s7.e9A There wsss 6ied Tor
record yssssrday - dssds. The considsra-
tions agg5egnsine 3z,3H. Following b
The H. . Furnished ~ Osbosns. Trsmpse
. Co, ahstxAesoss a. title. li0 Cherry
strssf. bstvsen Front and Sscond:
I. Coilins u IL % County Of King. strips
u lad for counsy rod. 81
August Neossh e G. ,. Leafs. sh q lot
= block 1, Seattle Hid Assn r., $50
=. n. Morrill, 70 J. Field, lot II, block
= Ysslsr's iss e Kat ssoo a.. =, -.
NJ q Laks Dsit 81
4. .. MeLanahan 70 G. Lazy. iot .. block
n, Eose Park. 81 M
ssssi9 e G. Lsvy. lot 9 block y. East
WI. Bowler 70 q. r. MeHa.sy. ios 1,
block 1, En1mclaw, 81 ,0m.
Went Coast Imp. Co. to l. Andersen. lot
10, block & 0ilman Park, 500.
n. /. Moose 70 l. J. Rowell, 10 lots
Huntsngtoa PARK TO Dss Aoinss. ~
". b Rohsstsoa 70 ]. Bagisy. los 4. block
l. Hiasstha Park, $lza .
:; = n L.,.sy e :. Laliy. lot . block q
! Il pfs ssss.. !. . R. r.s. 10. s block %.
@. W. webster 70 8. G. Webster. ssrss
n los 8. &c 9, =, 8. $3.50
+. =. Clark % n. A. Clark, lot !. baeek
g. ". LoeS to II. T. Williams, lots 5 70
3, block 50. Woods South Shore, 81
Crawford 4 COnoyer 10 y. Faas. lot 10.
block 1. Madison Street Cable Rway, 3l00
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

CnIcAuo. June Alt was : Wild DAY n
whses, With petcss rushing frsntieaily up
ane down IN long jnmpa, in1fnencou q
one hand BY higher cabao0 and buy1ne.
and On tbs 0theR " Hbnxai spAisae oeaarl.
1fsdtog - yesy ksayy, and July eaeped
With eoin Cf ne.
Com etosed l9<c hlehas.
Oa.s ass ne nighss aad proviaIsns q
whe.s eAasssa AAsds sspsdly IN isrrs
~ PasdsiAss. vho ~ 49, : pro@iseas
esas. Oolnpassd With Last nieh8 INV pork
= re lesE. JOY iaEa = lower aa1 July
cIeeise: Whsat- ssrsas: easA. sSks;
Cosn-HlgAsr; eesA. lrxc: Julv. xrs<e
0sts-Higher: cash. z2Kc; July. 80
Rye-Nominal q -.
nafisy-Nominal.
xlex SD Dull et eL3lK
xttme t3mcehy-Nominala o. 90 u
- pofk-6tsong; cash. $1I06: JuIy.
Lar1-H~yseash. sss7x; July. an
LIVE STOCK.
CAtt1e- Receipts. 66oo he'd. Naraes
eeea4y; prime 70 extra natfve stessu q q
I'D nedlum. AG04.5o: othsrs. SAo6D
40; 1oxsns, 4a6h
Hsos- Receipts. 1s.ooo hsaA Market,
-. sss s hss, .ssst ss.sS $3.50. : - -
mixsd. AW0[7S; prime heevv ~
suseh.r's ..ssKis. ilNe4so: ssssrssd
Light. N.66D46l
Sheep and lambs - Rsceipts. GO0o 49,.
Market s4trsmsiy dull: everything lousr
exoopt fev top sheep: top oheSn. 80
~; tcD lanhs. - 41kea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

Nxw YosK. june e. Chancellor McGili,
Of New Jersey. has appointed Asa Dickin-
con receiver for the Union Warehouse
Company. which 10 the name Of the big
warehouse trust. This trust controls ali
ths big stores ana warehouses on the
Brooklyn water front from Fulton street
90 Erie basin. = properly p worth
millions u dolfays.y With the assignment
came news Of the failure Of + b. Bartlett
q ca. who are practically members Of the
trust r. B. BartIsts. head Of the concern,
died about two weeks ago. supposedly
wealthy man. Il wss expected hs would
leave several millions Of dollars. Today
there vas report that his estate would
hardly bs worth $500 COO. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09
wArsn ynonf norRa

The City q Topeka win arrive II poss
today.
The steamer Monticelio viii next week
run % ths bsllisgham by roata.
Steamer etate took ont tvslve tons Of
freight Tor Whatco0 ysetesday aftssnoen
Ship Cheney yesterday sailed for San
Francisco with . cargo Of 2.llS tons of
coal.
The British ship Hsrl 81 Burgess has
arF3yQ1 on The Sound fro0 San Diego, and
y at pssssat lying il Port Townssnd.
etsamss 1a1sallon arrived h port yss-
tsr1ay from Ban Francisco with 100 tons
Of freight for Seattle. She VIII sail for
San Francisco again on Monday 81 ! pm.
The nsv steamer RoaalIs arrived Ia port
yesterday from Alaska. reporting very
pleasant trip down. She viii probably
SAID again tomorrow or Monday. Her
passenger list from Alaska 10 q follows:
&. L. Dmon, IT,, r. Towers. c. Cafes, r.
Scow, n. Ecow and p. Maynard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

T1Enx = alneennne ansue .
hcGuD - snm11D 60 -
nn1En1ssn. - aassl eek -
SApux1Ix o0czxxS M u . hrtal
fEnss slzts nnk.sa an1smai Nh -.
eosne cxfpp1sd - naa1s1R -
rscs1y ehasxsns1s - nAnss ~
tnzify ara xsosehs.essnssA 4
@uas1ton sAns sA1uId - fnreneee
= sssey ssnw<s nanA = = nc~
ca ! exaana - Anys a M 49,
fnlsAes and sYnmsery r Ths
anessr = sasys - asrrffui -
~ - u.seA earseszly aasd
eheck ~ a1lmanas g near -
espts4 TAs - Iszimsus 49,
90 b had y "a iznpersuU -
reesstty sosvexy horse ounor. anA
- 80 - osandans1y pscpn-
msad Axx5rAx MrsrAso Lxxt
HzxT. n asser fKs1A
vsss go esnnsaesshss ahcut
NJ hx0 - nWavor6 q -
sosus ~ owner. 5his sanndsrva
Hninent via - snand fuss n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

''1aAssraEsr's" rfsASciAI REvIEw.


Aeefstvst's financial review tomorrow
z@M 49, Activity In speculation has
= slightly increased scale. Mar
- cs1aitaoas. however. continue to sur
- - market, and want of general
a1eFo1t N railroad and other sscusities =
geal An extensive short interest has
e1nAed material for general imp
~ = quotations based an the adoption
= - eo9ar ecoednie in the senate, on the
e1pa ~ the house Ut repeal Of the 10 peY
"a ~ ~ On state banks. and the advance
3 - - this movement Sugar hung
~ The lead was taken by railroad
81 which secured advances IN the face
eqed9aed unfsvorable earnings and re-
49, q damage from storms, a we'll q
s0 Interruptions TO trafic from
- The fact that foreign exchange
~ easady 1t the gold export
ah And that this week IS, $50.
= eeld viil be shipped TO Europe
- esesave - 10 the unwilliugness
seka ineerests to purchase Americans
3o.ntlfy. Financial circles we're
~. y .eed ~ The defeat Of the PROPOSE
Hesaa the tax on state bank note
s.. lhe vots against the measure Vas
eetsdiy large and the feeling in some
y tAaa . considerable ad vancs has
- - toward settlements Of the cur
Sns - hauking laws on conservative
A. pare speculative factor. how
~ 49, matter vas subordinated 70 the
.e - ~ the senate Of the amend
w.. q We sugar schedule OF the tariff
Inc conclusion drawn by shs street
E ~ - aesioa indicates speedy passage
senaie of the entire bill and the
asns release OF business from the
- MY Of sh,ch the pending tariff
osen the cause. Il II noticeable,
1870. mat sugar stock, the supposed
p ~ s.asy Of the action. did not boom"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

TAis agreeable and smeaciouD
Tooth Powder, established ~ more
than twenty ysars' experience. has
received the sanctioa Of the men,
hsrs Of the Dental and Medical pro-
fsssions Of this city generally. and
ny thsn II 10 daily rscommsadsd
end prsscsibsd II u - pleasant IN
ths application - II ID excellent IL
its effects: u speedily renders the
tssth white and smooth. the gums
hsalthfui. red and firm. and BY IRE
quent uss viii prsssrvs them in this
desirable condition IL gradually
bat sfIsctually removes tartar and
destroys the parasitical snimalculo
which neglect may have permitted
70 collect and prevents their further
accumulat,on, thus serving - .
compists beautihsT and prsserver Of
the teeth. Microscopic examine
lions have been made Of the matter
deposited en- the teeth and gums Of
individuals selected fSom all classes
OF society and Of every variety Of
bodily condition, and Ia nearly e.
ery case animal and vegetable para
sites were found TO exist In great
numbers. Experiments were made
for their removal and the ingrsdi.
ents used in Lubin's Tooth Powder
we're found to be she most si5sctual,
destroying them fnstantly.
Through the kindness Of friends
W arc permitted 70 publish the fol-
loving
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

vAucouvRn, b c., Jnns IA miIlhand
named Sullivan was fsasfuIly crushed st
the Hastinss Mill this morning.. A log
rolled over On him, smashing him 70 pisces.
He will dia
Burglars stole the safa a. the Noodyvills
Mill COMPANY this mornins. The tntsn-
tioo evidently wss 10 convey 1t In boat to
the woods, whore they would blow Il open.
The safs. however, slipped on the wharf,
and Vas found In the water undamagsd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

That ss suit % Hysma Pansoa 4 Cos sale TO-
day I, grsat bargain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

Cut flowers and plants cheap 1t wash
ineton Floral Company, sos Second street.
onie, Is end mp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09
ssocx auorarioxA

snasss saip.
sosai sales Of stocks today wsrs fNs..
including: American Sugar.
sorsine;oa. ). 800: Chicago Gas. n :
niisng. 4 go. General Electric.
Msssonrl Pacific, 1870; National
r. NO Northern Pacific preferred,
AGA Island, 1900; 81. Paul. ~ oQ
isea-oase,.
Ss4pM-Sssady.
ted-ysrm.
- hafssy steady; Straits sia 70: plates.
srsAk
s-Rshains. a,sc.
hsspsvSErrs" Rxvgsw.
p ~. ton Srrow will say: Nearly
aniasorahls business ceaditions al
tnree weeks continue 80 exercise
ehcs The fsw exceptions in which
~ tsuvssnsn' Is noted are Of practically
-. slestascs. The regular trade AZ
- NatsTs ass been snterfered with. not
.y ansssosakse weather and by
-. Nfaetions az the purchasing
~ taoussnas Of wage carriers. bus
industrial troable or by shrink
fnccaets. The sse-sav "a prices
TIE opposite direction this ueek
49, akinky IN cereals. oats having ad-
ssesS- wheat Ssse asa corn I've.
sH ae Aisass. At the large
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-09

1-kasy at Per ssnt last loan. /
-: closed 1t per cent Prime
llls paper. sax per cent. Eter-
e1ehanee. duh. With actuai busi-
+ stankers' bills o. SAssA for de-
md Ns7x for sixty days.
- rotes, 3ASs1s9A90. Commercial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan 30 ,SpeciaD Wheat made tar start
this morning wound up lamentabiy for holders My
opened 6i sold between 6i's and O3'. and closed AZ
CI' cents Tho market the opening g; some help
from a bull interview by Armour. who declared WAX
whea at the present price could hurt nobody II br"
on the foreign news. which disappointment N
every possible way. Cables lower. Il was hsuVe'
has exports 100000 bushels less th"n
for four DAYS last week. No-tHwostein cars
l9 against PSI cars last year Tie s"ilhg "''s
was lei by Partridge and by New-YoTk The lHyhF
was scattering There liquidation by local
professionals VINO have been trying ~ bring aroHAH
rally. Corn opened firm. but closed weak In sympathy
with wheat The cash market was steady and there was
"A good business In low grades Gables were no lover
export ccaranccs oG6OOo The CARROTS were about
expected 5l2 cars: so estimated for Tomorrow
imp 1rtant May sold De-
3Ni,. and closed 3>isM'>4 cents pa's
followed and wheat dropping ,. cent and closing ~
bottom. MAY sold early N 10 but closed AZ nv
Receipts o3 the "stlnat" for Welnes-
dav was ljD cars. Provisions were weak. with me
plckers selling nearby deliveries. particularly lard
January lard which close, Monday AZ 112ia. closet
to-day ~ Thursdays stocks VIII show ,r0pl
barrels Of pork here. Increase for the month ~
$4,000 barrels to-day dropped - cents; RIBS ia
There 5000 hogs the ostna'" FOR Nefnes-
Prices = 10 cents lower. on mo
curb puts May wheat 81 cents; calls. ~ cents
Puts and calls MAY cora We're 3>isf3s'. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
TURNED OUT INTO THE STORM
INMATES OF AN ALMsHOUSE ELECTED BECAUSE,
THEY ASKED FOR PROPER FOOD-TIIE
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE

INMATES OF AN ALMsHOUsE ELECTED BECAUSE
THEY ASKED FOR PROPER FOOD-TIIE
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE
Camden ~ j. Jan. 20 (SpeciaD. Turned out into
yesterdays dreadful storm because they asked for
more food. Is the OF twenty four Of the inmates
Of the Camden County Almshouse at Hlacswood.
The story as told by Peter GaynOr IL that after
doing good days work the meal OF each inmate
consisted OF one spoonful Of potatoes ono small
cup Of coffee and slice Of bread This treat
ment was looked upon by the inmates as unjust
ana yesterday twenty-fOur Of them went to the
steward and asked that more food be allowed TO
them. saying that they willing work, but
must have more to eat in order 10 do the work
For answer the steward turned the whole twenty
four out OF doors. and they were left to find what
shelter they could
Peter GaynOr is old veteran with n good record
OF service rendered to his country during the late
regular Army. his service lasting until 1871. When
he became too old to keep home for himself and
his wife, they went for time TO the Soldiers
Home. but as the cost Of board In the home
81 per month. and GaynOr receiving only s.,
they came back TO Camden and last Friday were
admitted to the county amshousc. Upon being
driven out OF that shelter yesterday GaynOr sought
Colonel II. g. HartshOrne, Department Commander
OF the New-Jersey c. q. X and Under-SherR Of
Camden County. and the case at once laid be-
fore the Grand Jury The jurors will visit the
Blackwood institution Tomorrow and II is cx-
pected that the Will he thoroughly investigated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31

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