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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
Gunner Resorts.

rTNHE GRAND KOCKLAND.
CONGERS. ROtKLAND LAKE.
open during sept. The Grandes Mountain. Lake and
River Resort the Metropolis. only ~ minutes by
reduced rates for families Call address GRAND
KOCkLAND HOTEL, COngers. New York or 2jS Broad
way Room 20.
rT'HE DUNWEILYN. wnriur'on Ave, Yonkcrs on
Hudson. three minutes walk from Glenwood station.
frst-cass board for autumn AT reduced rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

MTgRIL PERSONS BITTEN BY A MAD DOG
Chicago. Aug 25-Over dozen persons were
N,ten by mad dog this morning in Fulton-st.
The brute first attacked a group OF children LAGER
ating the hands and legs OF a number OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A-FoR sALE.-G5 West 97th-st.. four
s0r basement and subcellar. 10 large
.ors. price only s2l go Apply within. or
. owner, CHARLES Buck, Columbus
i've. corner 72d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
Jnstrnrtion.

II CS1NESS OS.-Bcnkkecping. writing. arh-
- metic correspondence. spelling stenography type
writing ladies' department. private instruction. day even
ing. all summer PAINES business College ~ iIowrry.
cor Canal st. uptown. l"7 West 3+thsi.. broadway.
nj RS. PHILIPS SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
NI ll6 WEST orF-ST.. y. Y
REOPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER lST.
Musical instruction.
~ Fw-YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC
~ I2S AND 1870 EAST 5sTH-sT.
ALEXANDER LAMBERT. .....................Dr Director
Seventeenth season begins Sept 3
The college offers uneguaed advantages FOR The study
Of music Professionals and amateurs by Faculty
forty eminent artists and instructors
FREE TO STUDENTS: Orchestra class. vocal sight
reading harmony composiion ensemble PLAYING lec'-
ufes. concerts. &c
Pupils received daily
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR BEGINNERS
Catalogues free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FURNISHED Gonscs Go Est.

l3 WEST S2D-ST
"A. Four story, hrownsone. 23s6OxlO2 extension hand
som"y decorated and fixtures elegantly furnished
near fark only on" block from Il. station For full
tculaTs. lowest rent and permit. apply FRANK l..
FISHER, iiG Columbus ave. sist- 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

TAI'NpRESS &c-By a hrst-class laun-
dress or housecleaning by the day. Adj
dress NJ. NEWMAN. 407 Ith-ave; ring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
UNFINISHED ROOMS.

LARGE FRONT ROOM hot and cold
water. 81 per week hall bedroom. -.
hath and closet on same floor. Call fore
Moons, 122 LexingtOn-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

nkhsST, n. j.. Mountain Ststion.-Fur-
s,.sl; grounds about one and half
eae III rent for fall and winter or for
kusd.a Address Il. c.. Room -, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

-, rr,o 81 iSai....... Si76.O57 4s2 $2lO 439. 2
Ipas rm,e 70 lsg}........ 2l3. 1888 2i9 204 0S4. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

positors agreement IN writing TO wait while
for their money. probably three six or nineS
month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FURNISHED 6ouses Go fct-Conntrn.

ITO RENT. FURNISHED on the Ridge, Ridgeiiell
Conn; fine house. consisting Of IL rooms and bath
large grounds and barn. all In excellent order b.
had low for balance Of Apply 20 BECK
WITH. Rihgeiield Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

MAID -Ry young French woman. who
ia a nrS class maid hairdresser. dress
maker. packer JACQUIN'S Bureau. 6o2
"a 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
ATTENTION. Refined Christian lady. cx-
perienccd. successful teacher, desires po-
si,ion by Sept. as governess or companion
to elderly lady; would take charge 81 home
or Instruct motherless child, requirements
English mathematics, French. music and
fancy work: system u teaching interest
ing and rapid; special attention given back
ward pupils. would travel or 60 anywhere
for pleasant home and moderate salary:
references exchanged Address with full
particulars. TEACHER. II Overlook Place.
Newburg. n. y
AS COMPANION to lady or child. by re-
fined educated Young lady. no objection
10 travelling; salary not 50 Important as
pleasant surroundings. Address ). J.. b..
Box 10. Somervllle. ". ].
COMPANION. &c.-By a refined American
woman as companion ana nursr, or as
housekeeper to an elderly couple or Wild
over with children: references from pres
ent employer. Call between and y. M,
or address NURSE. los Gates-aye.. Fklyn.
COMPANION. &c.-By refined American
woman as companion and nurse. or as
housckeeper 10 an elderly couple or wid-
over with children references from pres
ent employer. Call between and ). or
address NURSE, Jos Ga;es-ave.. Bklyn.
CATHOLIC LADY. speaking English and
making. would like care OF one or two
children: good home preferred TO high
salary. ga East iJothst.
CARETAkER.-By a responsible person 20
take care ~ house for the winter or dur
ing absence Of family: nrst-class reference
Mrs MOORE. 10 West 4Oth-st.
CHAMBERMAID &c.--By a respectable
girl as chsmbermaid or 10 do general
housework In small family. CLARA
BERG. 22i Reid-ave.. Bklyn. tailor store.
CUAMBERMAIDs. BY five swedish girls
as hrst-claSs chambsrmslds In hotel or
apartment house. Aia HANSEN, f23 7th-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

o.r.n HOUSE. with about half acre
hss,l, for sale. 5000: high. dry and
hassn.,,. handsom" furniture also: at
rypsr Ne valuation. Address BOX IO5
-. Sontclair. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
WORK WANTED.
E'cnliIlc

feubuIe.
AMANt'ENsIS Refined young lady,
trained nurse. sfenograph"r and type
writer. desires position Ia physician =
Office. accustoms - Office work. keeping
PHYSICIANS books and - assis, AZ opera
lions. . years IN present position. b"st re'-
ercnc~s. Aidr"~, BUSINESS. - White
hall ~. Room -.
A YOt'NG LADY would Ike position as
rnantrurts' nr one ~ trust. honest and
reliable MISS T ilNkNEl. 10 frin-s'.
BROOKLYN.
ApDREssER Envelopes. circulars. etc,
addressed AZ home. plain as PRINT
FISHER. 2 so Sih-ay".
JANlTRESs Ry 4 competent woman who
speaks English and German best u ref
orrucss from former employers. Address
Mrs GAFFNEY. lOi East ~ -.
REFINED FRENCH TEACHER dipiomre
h.. Ernl,-s Nnrinn!e Il. Franc"l. has "A
Few hours At her disposal IN which sh" do
sir-s Ia give lessons. or as NlSlflnR COVER
ness or teacher In day or h.afdinS -s.n ,.l,
highes, references. Address Mile. JEANNE,
~ Weat ittn-si.
STENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
,voung LADY, wishes To change sept 10.
tire. vears eNperisnc" In law once. VIII
ing ,o assist with general Office work. rel
,renc. from pressnt employer, salary mod
crate. CALIGRArII, Tribune once.
VASSAR GRADUATE TecenD OF social
tn,t executive ability ana business 'N-
n.rieuce would act AZ secretary ana ouSl-
no.. manager ., lady ~ wealth ana So
n,,I nosI,lo,. willing 10 trayrl highest
,ncial references. \. w. H'N ~ tribune
once. --
VOTING FRENCH LADY desires To hr In
a family or school 10 conv"rs" or tcsch
ar, student. no salary expected. SIT
DENT. Tribune Oh'ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
ROOMS WANTED.
ron SALE.

UcYCLE.-Hi grade pneumatic. ball.
bearing all around. So. IRWIN, l67
East 32d- at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

At uANI'FACTVRERS wholesale prircs'
trunks trsvclling bags. lndics' sidehhss.
a., onlI,rs pockeiDo0ks. sole leather
VIZ ,alises dress suit cases and lcatl or
1877 Old reliable house Of tHAHLES
tCtiwARTZ. 50 3th-avc.. near "th-S.
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose OF 'hrir
icf,-on clothing at far value WI
desc call or address EDWARD MlLIhH'
rs Cth-ave.. near Wavorley race.
WHAT HAVE You 10 exchange Tor two
s.,s now Cabine; Encyclopaeilaf IH'S'
4, hnx cnsfing. cloth binding. Sl5: leather.
20 address DIAMONDS. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET.-A store In the best block In
Main-st.. suitable for Jewelry, GENT fur-
nishing or any business. Address AL
BERT TINT. DDS Main-st.. Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE. ! H:7. opposite Nj Nor
ris Park U2th-st Choice rooms fur
nshcd or unfurnish"d with board. pri-
ya'e house. American family. ~ chill
1r.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

several n mnry run down and killed. but not before
the victims are people 10 had been bitten. Some Of
are III a precarious condition -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FINISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Az s
mi LILLE, n. Jon line ~ J. Cen
ally 81; ~ minutes from New-York:
ppyemsrished house: IL rooms: all i'm
sa,sr =, and electric light: for fall and
", IN iow rent: horse and carriage: man
=. Rass,,ne os grounds. etc. r. o. Box
ana NI-Elesant. furnished four-story
~ sssx house In Yves, End-aye.,
~ r"n,ss: rent. 500 per month. Ad,
~ Box %. station 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. by physician IN strictly pri-
vste family. back parlor for office. loca-
ton between 10Th and a1th SIS. West
MEDICIS, ] ,O2b 3i-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
~HAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

seut,p.-free and clear farm for
r3inG IN private house. 13Jth-st.. over
ssy. a. per cent. NIXON. % Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
Citn Real estate.

AN ESTATE.
Four story. full front house beautifully decorated.
perfect order. No y, st. sold.
permit Keys with I. JtDSON FITZPATRICK GO Mad
son ave, corner Of 5gihst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A.-ATTENTION:
Parties can now max" arrangements '''
FALf BOARD.
.,,,.c,ivo floors. suites with BATH pr
,a,n table optional. or without p.alu'
,schelors' rooms newly furnishrd' '"o
tors ofliccs': reference .r o. co.
IA West 33d-st.
A LADY. having nice home wQuia ISe
a Few respectable men 10 u a'"' ''
DTLDEKGER. 40 West lath-s'.
MEXICAN FAMILY will let neatly inr-
ntsr.d large room: good boarh. con con,
,..nie,, location; references. Apply 'o'
Lexington-aye -----,,-.-----
IrcIpAPI.E single rooms for gentlemen
nnly. references. - @aiison-aNe,
cpANrpCy PARK NORTH. i@' East
oia,-si.-EIegant rooms, Win nt """'"'
board. privileges Of private paiS.
HANDSOMELY furnished second noor =?
u. 4, Wcs, J7,h-st from S"pt"inDrf ~
stny,v or en- suite; convenient I" lIn'"i-
WAY, superior board. FIRST Las p", ''''
only Address Il. j.. La blDao""s
HANDSOME. decorated. newly Furnished
rnnms in suites or single, WIN s"P'''"'
,.hIe. references i27 Madison av"
,r,NDsOME ROOM good table location
i'ttNsir,bic Tor visitors to city. l'J Mhdl-
son-ase.
TApGE handsomely furnished room ana
Al, ciass board 10 gentlemen opPfec'-
~ nieasant home. ASS West 23i--,.
&c. ROOM. handsomely furnished:
's.Isct neshborhood. all consequences Z
West l9th-st.
u.nIsoN-AvE.. 76-Handsone suite Of
rooms: other rooms: tahie anu aP-
po,ntT.ents excellent; terms fsasoAA''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

-ns comparison Of the aggregate due depositors
,,,y ~ each year is found TO be follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
WxTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

"snASK. y. j.. 400 CLINTON-AVE.-
,s's nat. containing 8 rooms. with laun-
~ ana bath. all modern Improvements:
-, ~ ~ per month; location high and
r,.Ay. sunlight In every room; electric
". cars pass the door from Penn. r. H..
rses,: station. and Broad-st. stations
> " Del, l.. and W. Il. X. and -. J. g.
n inquire az Office in building. go
pr. ss,rn-G;. from $ 10 $50 O'Clock. W. ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS. Sell the new Ratchet Blind and
Shutter Bowers. rs no trouble. big
profits and sells everywhere; adjusts from
/ 10 4 inches apart and holds them Sam
pie cents, postage. W. SMITH & CO..
Julius;own. -. J.
CANVAsSERS to handle something new In
advertising premium trade. STANLEY
BRADLEY. Fast I0th-st.
WANTED. TO take charge ~ department
In Pennsylvania or Ohio. an experienced
Advertising or Insurance solicitor and sales
man. who Is a thorough gentleman and ca
pable Of transacting business with our
highest class Of business men and insiitu-
tIOns. 20 such a man a place will be given
OF trust and profit Call on or address
ADAMS A. co. - Duan.-st.
WANTED. Catholic man. Intelligent. hon
ornhl~. work in his own locality. tls PER
week. !. u. GAY, 81 3th-ave.. Chicago.
Ill
WANTED Agents 20 sell our new book.
Common Sense IN business Matters
sells At sight. send Tor circular NOOR-
HE'S & RUDD. IFS Monroe-s;-. Chicago
III
WANTED. several god men To sell III
trlca'lng oils and grease on commission,
no objections 10 carrying other goods Nd
dress the LAWRENCE OIL co. 23G Su-
perior- 81. Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

4, zsenert and subcellar four-siory house:
s'atsied perfect order: rent. 81 $50; pos
s.s.a May isi. Inquire on premises be-
stSn II and I. or Of owner. CHARLES
.-tA. Columhus- ave. corner 72d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. Board for gentleman and vile.
b.'wcra goth and SDth s's. preferred.
anFvrr accommodations and terms fully.
/ = T. Trhun. Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FLATS TO LET-Furnishe

APARTMENTS TO RENT IN THE
CLINTON.
253 West 42d-st. Apply 10 manager
NEAR CENTRAL PARK Refined home
eight rooms furnished; plano. go, worth
$50. references 100 East 1lst-st.. second
fiat.
TO LIT in the palhousic ~ to - West
Iqth-st fronting Central Iark. very
choice apartments. i3 and 10 rooms "ach'
sune-ior as a home for families. Please
apply 20 tbs lani'or.
FLATS TO LET-Unfurntshed.
5TH-AVE.. I.o4s. cor. ssth-st. -Eiegant
apartment. facing park. only so"'
NIXON. ca Broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02
MATTHEW'S NEW MARKET

II WIN Open for Business This Mornnx
Next to the Postofiiee,
For . week or moe 4. L. Matthews. the
we'll known butcher. has had . number OF
men ~ work arranging and putting In the
fixtures for what will be the psstsst and
best arranged meat market in the city.
This work has all been completed and the
new shop will he open for business this
morning. Mr.. Matthews has been en-
gagged in the meat business in Helena for q
number of years aud is now running two
of the most popular and best pstFonizsd
shops in the city. Consumers have learned
by experisnee n there 10 any good meat to
be had in the city 10 can always be found
at Matthews. because be 10 a careful and
experienced buyer. and will have only the
best. The new establishment will be kept
up 90 she same high standard that has
mads the name of Matthews a household
word in this city. Only the best meats will
be offered for sale. and in addition house
keepers will always be able TO fad ~ the
new establishment the finest butter. the
freshest eggs. hsh and all those things that
should be on sale a. hret-elass market
The new shop will show to-day some of the
finest beef that has ever been seen In the
Helena market.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02
THE BOSS IN STRIPES.
J0hn Y. McKane May Get Out In -Four
Years aud Three Months.

JOhR Y. McKane May Get Ous In -Four
Years aud Three Months.
SING sNo. N. Y. March Ia largs crowd
awaited the arrival OF the train Bearing
john Y. MeKsHe 10 prison. which arrived
here a. three O'Clock this afternoon. Mo
Kane and custodians walked 10 the prison
gate followed by reporters. MoKane passed
through the prison yard to the office of
Warden DuTston. where b ewas received By
Assistant Clsrk Wottlake. sheriff Butlin2
prod1ced the commitment aud handed 1t
10 WestlAke, who said TO McKane: your
term is ak years" Mr.. Westlake then
wrote on the document: -Four years and
three months" indicating the net limit of
Mekane's sentence. less commutation for
good conduct
MoKane removed his gold watch and
chain from his waistcOat, took a diamond
ring from his finger. q diamond stud from
his shirt, as we'll as diamond sleeve but
tons, aud gave them to Striker Williams 70
take back to Mckane's family. Mekane
also produced S25 - in bills and change
and handed the money to Clerk Westlake.
The customary questions were then Tut
to Mekane, and no was taken into the
prison barber shop and his mnstAchs and
imperial quickly shaved of. He was then
given a cOnviofs tuit. which be put on him
self Ne cell was assigned him. He will
for the present be in what is known as the
idle anks. MoKane went through the
ordeal with hrmness and showed no signs
OF depression.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02

Ing that Mills. Of TsHas, be temporarily AZ
signed 20 the aommiitss on finance, In the
absences of Senator Vance. wat dissipated
By the withdrawal Of ths resolution a, the
request a. the demand-of the
senator from TsIas.
Cullom. Of Illinois, introduced bin for
the erection OF statas a. the treasury de-
partment 10 Gen. 4. X. spinner lie also
offered resolution providing for the es-
tabliahmont Of tariff commission Of nine
20 regulate the tarin on the basis Of the
differences In wages hsTe and abroad.
George. Of AissiasiDpi. presented petL
tion asking an amendment 10 the conatitu-
tion acknowledging the dependence Of ths
country on Almighty God.
FRYE, OF Maine. then took up the thread
OF his Hawaiian speech. In the course Of
his Temafks he severely criticised Blounpa
course At Honolulu. Gray, Of Delaware.
briefly defended Blount.
1he senate passed. with sundry amsnd-
mendments. the house bill providing for
urgent deficiencies.
The senate. after half an hour spent ia
executive session, adjourned uRtil AondsJ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02
A Terrible Night Tragedy in tho
Home OF a New Jersey
Farmer
Two Burglars KIN His wife and
Little Babe With
Hatchet
After Desperate struggle the Earmsr
Kitis Both Of the Invaders
other DARK Deeds.

NEw BRusswtcK. n. j.. March i.-Early
this morning Hen" Baker and William
Ihomg son. negroes. entered the homs OF
John BaEeT. n wealthy farmer sup. ossd 20
have large sum Of money in his house.
near Franklin Park. six miles vest OF here.
for the purpose Of robbery.
hrs. Baker. by the light OF a small lamp
left burning. saw the figures OF two men
entering the room. She uttered a cry and
William Thompson, rushing across tie
room, struck her IN the head With a
hatohst, repeating the blow several times.
Baker lad not Jet awakened. but their
i4-months-old child was aroused by the
commotion and set upa cry. The wretch
Thompson theroupon crushed the infants
skull with she hatehet Baker was aroused
in the Meantime. but before he was fully
out Of bod the negro Baker was upoB him.
A ffiahtful struggle ensusd. and when the
negro was getting the worst Of 10 his Gc-
complies, Thompson. rushsd 90 the sscue.
but M. Baker PARTIALLY avoided a blow
from the hatohet and escaped with a cut on
the forehead. lie made a rush at Ihomp-
son and received q cash In the cheek. Mr..
Baker finally wrsnched the hatohst from
the villain ana fioOred him with the
weapon.
Mr.. Baker found his negro namssake In
q small room adjoining. Fearing 10 enter
ths room without a weapon be procured a
shotgun. In the msantims the negro Baker
orspt from the room. and as he resohed the
stairway Baker fred and the negro fell.
Mr Baker. still in bis night clothes. ran
TO the stable and. procuring horse. rode to
DR.. Thogan's Office. half a mile away.
They hurried back 10 the scene OF the
dreadful tragedy and found that Mrs.
Baker and the child had been instantly
killed. Thompson. with seven frightful
wounds in his head and chest. was also
dead, and his aceOmplics Baker fatally in
jared. The latter died about daylight.
The ooroner's jury. empsnslled early IN the
day, returned verdict in aecofdanos with
these facts generating Mr.. Baker.
The negro Bake was only II pears Of sns.
and was brought up in Farmer Bakers
family. IL was he who put up the plan Of
robbery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02
PUBLIC DEBT.
shows = Considerable Lacrosse for the
Month of February.

shows = Considerable Lacrosse for the
Month Of February.
WASHINGTON. March The public debt
statement. issued to-day. shows q net in
crease In the public debt during February
OF s40OGs 2lh The interest bearing debt
amounts 90 SG25. s72. 600. an increase during
ths month OF $40 s3l $40. Debt on which
interest has ceased sinos maturity decreased
sl8Gl0, aud the dabt bearing no interest
increased 81. 3S5. lSs. The cash balance
shows an incrsase OF S5t. $50 265. Amount
OF debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity $l.s7i. O2O. debt bearing no inter
est S379 Gl2g25 making . total OF g.. .OO7, =
sls. Ul5 Of interest and non-intsTest bearing
debt
Certihcntss and treasury notes oifset by
an squsl amount Of cash in the treasury,
ncg seats 5000 aJ9 800. a decrease for the
month Of g. ltb.2TL The total cash in the
treasury IL t7s7. .O75. S3f. an increase of S6g.-
aSlfsL Of the total cash IN the tsasury
Sl01. on s05 ia cold coins. $40 f32922 gold
bats Si0c 900 silver. $50 ~. l3z paper,
and Si6 $40. S2S IN bonds. minor coins, etc
A. she closf OF husinets to-day 30. net
cold In the treasury was SlOl. a2T .06a aud
ths cash balance Sts COZ sd&. The amount
received on ths new issue sf bends 20 date
fs so. "a, DOG.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02

WAsHS0roS. March In response 70 n
resolution the civil servies commission
transmitted to the senate a statement Of
various alleged violations Of the civil SER
vice Law since March 4. 1889. bY officers
appointed By the president. The feature
of the report ia an attack on fecrstaty Car
Isle and ths treasury department. for
wholssals violations OF the civil service
requirements. Commissioner Roosevelt
cites the case OF certain clerk dismissed
from the etreasurysdepartment for political
reasons, aud says that when his attention
was called to tho fact Carlisle took the
position that 10 was not violation OF the
civil service laW TO remove q man for pOlit-
ical reasons. Roossvelt therefore recon-
mends that the matter be brought 10 tho
attention Of the president.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-02

PursBURG. March Last evening L. J..
MeNabb. who last year pitched for tho Bal
tlm0re base ball team. shot and fatally
wounded Ms. X. +. Rockwell. and then
turned the revolver on himself and ended
his own life instantly. The tragedy Oc-
cured in the hotel Eihel. where McNAbb
and the woman arrived Tuesday nigh.
registering a. L. j. hoNabb and wife.
This afternoon Mrs. Rockwell became
fevefish and her Temperature increased
until it reached the alarming point Of 104
Physicians we're unable 30 tell what the
outcome would be, bat they havs hopes OF
saving her life. Later IN the day Mrs.
Rockwslrs condition bsoame worse and
paralysis set In. Physicians considsrsd
ths Gdsaability Of an operation 20 extract
the bullet