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An K-rnsst Plea, Either ror Marriage o
Restoration.

Restoration.
"My good woman" argued the worthy
magistrate. you say that tho prisoner
made love r. your daughter. what leads
you 10 that conelufiour
'Sbure, 'rhonor, she tould me 40 hcrsilf,
y'r honor"
Possibly but what she told you IS not
evidence You must only tell what you
know 10 be Of your own personal knowl.
edge. Did you hear him making love 10
herr"
mot exactly. sorr."
ibid you ever sec him kiss heri"
"Divil the wanst, yr honor. Let me see
the lolkes av that an sorry the bone bed
have In his body, barrin the vans that was
broke, SORT"
'lIOw do you know be made love 20 her.
thenw
"Don't ye see r. yerailf, y'r honor, that
the besth part Of her lathe are missln.
sorrfn
"Well, but what has That 10 do with itf'
''That's the wairk Of Tirince O'IIoolignn,
y'r honor. IL WAS 40 Callahan's wake, down
10 Sardinia shtreet sOrr, Gs hell I'll ye
himself, II he's w. gintleman his father was
before him. | won't say sorr, that the
crathur hadn't got into his head, yr honor,
for sure he was full av the same 10 tn very
eyes av him. sorr, an by that same token
ye'll know, sorr, that Mary Ann spilled her
lathe by he loikf.s nv a chair leg that was
iyin about in the hands av Tirince O'HoOli-
gan, sorr, when she inferred tn room, an
there ye have IL, y'r honor as plain as the
billie ON the end OF my ouid sow's back.
And now, y'r honor, IL be didn't loike the
gerrel an intind 10 marry her. phwhoi did
he behave like a swateheart nj all intoirely,
sorr, by putin the weight Of his fist upon
her. y'r honor? Oh. sorr. ye know as will
rs Oh dew it's brache Of promise y'r hon
ora beautiful brache-an Mary Ann. the
pure, shwate gerrel, will die wild broken
harte, sorr, anliss y'r honor-the koind soul
that ye are-takes pity on tn colleen and
makes the blaygyard aither marry her or
resthore the lathe at his own ixpinse, sorr A"
London Figaro.
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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WALLER.

Quickly cu-es seneraf and nervous debility,
ip.nAl eXhau -iion. heuia thenia etc.
Completely. periectJ and Permanently reiuv-
mating the vital energies; increasing nervous
power. rensv INK the ambttiou OF youth aid the
courage u manhood; restoring to enfes blot.
Inervated oAhaustod. deviation. or uverworkad
men and Wumcn prTfect constitutiunal poWora.
its eItraord nary curative power maniiess
hssf almost immediately 70 j. tHkea. On this
20 Mt tho evid nee 81 thuee " 40 have taken 4 a.
Uniform AMI poritiv. They fay they can feel
the effect OF eyefy dose d ing then gooi- II l.
powerful nerve invigorAting tonic. iinpariing lie
restorative inhusncs through the meiiuu Of tie
nervous syf tenn tn every organ sld tissue in the
body. u max O. hut little ditiefence whether the
constitutional vigur las been undermined By
acute disease. ovarwcrk. or certain misoh evous
indiscretion; or whether the broken down con-
i.iiion 10 called ~ one name or other. 20 long as
there IL nervous exhAuftiCn CencTal local
wsakness-sn long - ensrys'ion and debility are
the type OF ihs ailuont. this Is the edy
THOSE WHO SUftsR from the - ute OF
over mental OF physical e1srtioa. hardship.
e1posnrs. hidden drains. caprice ho have
brought upon themselves ser - q sfiiictinfs by
xli snd in atom. Vy,.it 1.S ~ ssrys asie
the remedy Of their eeriian relet II speedily
removes all evidence - progressive physical
deterioration and restores tie enfeoled energies
WHENEyER D II an ~ rnr woskues. q tbs
vital rrgAns. nerv' usness, prostrstipus Of tha
physical or mental ensr rirs. eof f1sion q ideas
lack - eclf-confdence trrltabiiity Of tempsr
no an holy. cuwardicA wfAkncat - . . knees
and back papi alton 81 the bear. fraEsins pain
in the loins heaaache. irritrt,on Of a. = Aldneys
ard bladder; lnilky urine. pernriu u- and h. iden
wastes resuiting In a iaiure 20 tie ment ! and
physical poweFs q nstltuting an mpaiiment e.
suceess and an ting him OF her for ihe duties
and responsibilities Of life. Il il tie renely par
s1ceiienc
ate III work 81 regeneration ard curs IN MANY
cseas. Hut stubborn CO SOS otion require more. ~
vii he sent postpaid. recuroi from olservat on
for si0O pr acEase. or 6 packages Tor t3.0t
CATOS MED. CO. BostOn. Has.
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We authorize our advertised druggists 10
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. coughs aud colds. upon this con
dit.on. II yoa nre II illotsd with cough.
cold or any lung. throat or chest trouble
and will use this remedy ns directed. civ
ing u fair trial. and eHpe ieucs no beno-
"a you may return the bottle and have
this oiIor did We not know that d. Kings
New Discovery cruid b. relied on. IL never
disspgolnts. Trial bottles free 80 Parohen-
D'Achsul Drug Co.'S stors. Large sizs 90
cents aud 81.
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As a 'emedy for all forms OF headache
Electric Bitters las trOvei to be the very
best. Il effects permanent ca = an the
most dreaded habitaal sick loAdnche, Weld
To its Influence. We urge hll who are
illicted 90 procure a hottie. aud g.va this
remedy a fair trial. In cases Of La1itual
constipation Ele trio Bittsra cures ~ Civ
ing tho needed tone 20 the bowels ana few
cnsss long resist the use Of this medicine.
Try u ~ once. Large bottles on 20 cents
AZ PGrchen-D Acheul Drug Co.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Ian fIrlCE At
ITtFNA. Aunt NuN. -. isQA
Notice l. hereby given that the following
namea sstt e. has tled notice u ID. intention ts
make mai proof IA support Of his claim, ami
that eAld proof will 10 nado baiote rogistsr and
receiver At helena Mont en- Jan 3. lSli. Niz
tiaorgo o.. Rundy, who tsade dec aratury state
meut No. 1910 FOR tho ~ 90 y sec 2. ~ n.
raw.
lie names tie following Witne'ses 20 prove his
cont .nuous residence upon AnI cultivation Of
tad land viz.
John very. Of Ten Mile. MontAns. Ihomss >.
Hei ID. q en- n lie. Montana. Hector Cody. 81
len Allie Montana. kraak 4. e,ce. II Hsl-
oua ! unfana
Aut u-lsln who desires 90 protest against thu
ell aaHcn % such irouf, or Who knnws - Any
suh. tautiAl reass N. under the Law aud the razu-
luiaus q the Interior department Way euch
proof should not D. allowed via h. gRon an
a. port IN Is a. the shove mentioned time aud
place q frosf-examino tho "a nesses 81 sail
e q msnt atd O. IN q evidence la rehuttA Of
tat aubmlttcd nI c.aimanf.
~ a. s".iGGErr. negis,oE
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She with emotion)-Do you truly care for
me just as much as when we were first en-
gagedf
He with conviction)-Yes, lovey, every
single bit as much.
And at the time this conversation took
place they had been engaged just IL hours
0 minutes and % seconds.-Chicag0N News
Record
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SHEaIFFs SALE CHARLES MCCLURE.
- trustee ulainuff. vs. Lose Dick. Viola lick
fdwin lnck, har.eo ttedmRn. tnrfie L.
sistiug ct George NJ. Olmsi cad aud Charles II.
ayiOf. defeId nts.
/ ndsr aud b. sirtuo Of m order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
cstrict court Of tho irst Judicial district OF tho
stats 81 Nc mana. in anu for ihs county OF Lewis
1-22, in the abYvo entitled action. wherein
harla- Mcclure. trustee, the above named plain
tin. obtained a judgment and decree OF fore
closure ami sale against oso lick. viola Dies
kdWln Dick. Charles T.. btedmAn. Carrie l.
ftelman and Olnstoad 4 ssylor. hrm
consisting OF dsorga NJ. 'lmsiead and
of December, -. 1883 for the sum Of Si.6l6 81
beeides interest costs and attorneys fees. which
said decree wss on tie 18th day Of december
2. 10. leas, recorded In Judgment book No. - OF
said court al PAGE -, ! am commanded to
cell all that certain lot, piece or paicsl Of land
situate. lying and being In the city o. helena
county of Lewis and lHrto. state Of Montana
and boundsd ana described as follows. TO Wit
eginning Al poiut on the east side Of chan
wesf corner OF block five hundred and thirty
nine Is o. Of the original townsits OF faid city
and runniog thence north twertT-1ve r3l feet
along tho east fide Of Cancer suest to point
thence east feventJ-flFo as feet 10 a point in
the yes, eide 81 an alley. running north and
south through a portion Of said block i've hun
fve 2jl feet aieng thu west eide Of said alley To
apnin': thence west ssvsnty-hve G5l feet 20 the
placeue b ginning. The said lot, y oce or par
col Il land being portion 81 lot nrmb
ono iil and two ~, In raiu block i've hundred
and thirtY-nine tsssl, Of s.id original townsito
according 70 tho official plat of said townsite
ME in the ofhco Of the equity clerk and
recor, er OF said county Of evils and Clarke
Together with ell and singular the tenements
hered itaments and appu-tenauces thereuuto b0-
longing OF in anywise ~ e-taining.
ubie notice Is hereby given that on Thursday
the nth day OF January. A. j. 1874 at II O'Clock
m. Of that day, It the front door OF the con I
house, holena lewl- and Clarke county. Mon
tana, ! will. Ia obedience TO said order OF sale
2nd decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described properly. or 20 much thereof A. may
torres and cost. 10 the highest aud blst bidder.
for cash IN hand
Given under my hand this 20,h day OF Dseem-
b-r. A. b IeS3-
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff.
EN INN 4. Hos Indnr klarIH.
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NOME IN SECOND NATIONAL, rNNk.
AZ located At hel.ua ia tle Ftafe ~ hcntauA
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Bore hs' q uatitei tn prrre the note ard
lfhrr cams against tie assuciaiiou for uay
noEt Nffttthl ID. 4 AllaAs aalleE
iug,l sept ~ isgs.
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A ssEss NEWT NOTfCE-THE IEO MINING
n Milling Company q Montana. works
located three and a h II miles IRON lutte. sill
yer ow COUNT. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that 81 a meeting Of tho
trnHtse8 OF said company held on the 18th day
a. eoember. 1853 an assessment Of =. cent a.
ehare WAS levied upon the capital stock Of sand
company. payable on the 18th Gay VI JhnuarY,
lsui, 70 John +. Meyer. serrefary of said com
PAM, al the Office Of the leo Mining a Milling
toiupany OF Montana, room No. 4l0. ommgr-
c oil building. r.. Louis. Missouri
Any stock upon which eaid assessment shall
rema unpaid on tie 18th day 81 January. leg4.
shall be deemed delinquent and will be dulT adj
" rt sol Tor salo a. public suction and unless
payment 10 ma ie before. viii be sold on rho llth
day Of February, 1924. to lay tho delinquent a.
feeement. together with tho costs Of al ortising
and expenses u sale
JOHN p. MFYER.
tecrefsry Of said company
Room o 40 Commercial building. II. Louis
Mo-, oiic, of said company.
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
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"But saw you coming out Of there just
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IL know. hut had just gone In 10 Dor
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
From mr. ASSOCIATION.
How the Officers are pending Their Vaca-
lions.

There win be song service FOR the boys
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. At o'clock
the mems meeting will be addressed by
Mr.. Robert II. Gillian.
Secretary Tibhitts IS busy arranging the
educational classes for the coming term.
which begins October !, l6Ji SeNeIdl new
classes viii be added.
Mr.. ". ". Turner, the popular ana
efficient assistant secretary, returned
Yesterday morning from his vacation
which he spent at his home In Louisa
county. He left here about two weeks
AGO, accompanied by Mr.. George Ben
son Of Fourdurean Price 4 CO., and both
had a most delightful time Mr.. benson
returned TO this city on Friday evening
by rail. while his partner decided 70 MAKE
Mr.. Turner started from his home yes
terday morning at 4:i5 o'clock, ana reach
ed the association buiidinS Il so q. NJ,
making the whole distance OF thirty-fve
miles in four hours and forty-hye MIN
Secretary Tibhitts will start en- his va
cation tomorrow aftern BON. EA~Nll leave
from, West Point by boat Tor baltimore
and 90 from there to New York. After
remaining in that city day or two, he
will visit Lake George and Lake Cham
plain, and go direct through the entire
Adirondacks Later on he viii visit De
troit and 70 from there by steamer 10
Duluth Before returning 10 Richmond
Mr.. Tibbitts will spend short time
with his parents, at their home IN on
tariO, Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
Mozart Musicale.

The following very attractive programme
will be rendered on Monday night by the
following artists who are well known TO
the musical public at the North, but II
Is their first appearance before the Mo
Fart Association: Miss Alice Judson. So
prano: Mrs. Ada Ober-Leach, contralto;
MIR. Charles NJ. Skerrett. terror: MT Jas.
Watson. basso. Miss Minna Hemrichs.
violinist and Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt. ac-
eompanist The programme is as fol-
lows
J., Quartette, hunting song Mendels-
sohn), mixed quartette
2 Violin, "A. Revere " (Vieuxtemps);
b: "Mazourka," (WieniawslD, Miss Minna
Hemrichs.
MIR. Watson.
=, 4 Ballad, Cselected; Mrs Ada ober-
Leach.
5. Duet "Contentment" a. Goring
Thomas; Miss Judson and Mi Skerrett.
s. Violin, Hungarian fdyl' KILLER
BileD: Miss Minna Hemrichs.
T. Ballad. Il Watch Thee From Affair.""
(Aide). MIR. Skerrett
s. Govotte (soprano). "MignoA," Miss
Judson.
.. Song. "Toreador." not Carmen"
Trokere); Mr.. Watson.
10. Quartette. "Madrlgal" (Sulivan) ;
mixed nuartette.
Messrs ID. O. Davis, p. f. Greenwood.
and Il. a. HOen. Governors In charge Of
hall during the month Of July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
cea,ed recorded against the latter. The

ceaied recorded against the latter. The
cases will come up on the sd.
Albert Williams, colored man who
had assaulted and struck his dusky bosom
friend Charles Lewis. with an umbrella
and dislocated his nose, was discharged
at the request Of the complainant on pay
ment OF costs.
Callie natchers disorderiy conduct on
the street cost that colored woman $50
and costs.
+. Singer was sent on TO the Hastings
Court for resisting Policeman Il. X. Rob-
inson while the officer was taking him in
on the charge of drunkenness.
Joseph Jones tcolored) paid $3.50 and
costs FOR being dlsorderly and assaulting
and abusing X. Francioni, and several
bibacieus individuals who had looked
unon the mint Julep when II was at It's
fghtng height were taxed the usual
amount, and paid up or were consigned to
the Maria"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
CITY Hall Matters.

The Committee on James River I'm
prOVement Will meet tomorrow afternoon
at ) o'clock on board Of the city tug
William T. Craighill The steamer Will
be at the wharf Of the James River
Navigation Company. and will from there
take a trip down the river In order that
the members Of the committee may be-
come familiar with the recent improve
ments.
The Committee on Fire Department
will make another attempt to secure a
quorum tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'clock In room No. II Of the City Hall
A number Of petitions for building permits
to erect frame houses are TO be consid-
cred.
On the morning Of the l1th Of July
young Allen G. Atkinson, one of the
elevator men at the city Han left his
post OF duty. saying he would return in
about two hours. Since that time moth
ing has been heard from him. though
diliCent search has been made for him.
No motive can be assigned for his sudden
disappearance.
His father. who lives at No. S03 north
Twenty street. has done ali he
could to. find the young man, but with
out avail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

Nothing has been done as yet In regard
TO the resolution offered AT the last meet
ing OF the Common Council by Mr.. Wal
lerstein, which provides for the appoint
ment OF a special committee u confer
with the authorities Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad as to the advisabilIty
Of making Richmond one Of The termi-
muses. of their railroad system. The reso-
H. Hoard Of Aldermen and approved by
the the Mayor. and when this is done Presi-
dent Turpln will appoint two members
of the Board on that committee and
President Glover three from the lower
Mr.. Wallerstein. the father Of the reso-
luton. will. no doubt. be made the chair
man of the committee. lie feels conf
dent that his resolution meets with the
full auproval OF all business interests in
mis- civ. and he IS also hopeful that the
railroad authorities Will fayorably con-
sfder the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
Catholic Notes.

Last THURSDAY the feast Of st. Vincent
c. Paul, the patron SAINT OF the SISTER
Of Charity WAS celebrated al ST. Joseph 5
Brrhan Asvlum with much solemnlty
ana iroDressiveness. At 6 o'clock in the
morning Bishop Van de NyVer celebrated
mass IN the chapel Of the INSTITUTION,
curing which the orphans sang several
HYMNS very swectiy. After mass the ven
Grafton Of st Nincent's relics took place.
The Bishop briefly and eloquently ad-
dressed the large crowd assembied ne
retreat Of the Sisters Of Charity OF me
whole state with the exception OF fe-
tersburg. which was conducted by Rev
IatAer AnuN. a LaZarist priest OF ~.
johns College. Brooklyn. closed after the
mass. -
vho was ordained In North Carolina, WIN
Celebrate his first mass this morning AZ
70 at ST Marys church, Marshall ana
Fourth streets
y lone left for New York last THURSDAY
81 returned home yesterday
Father Tsbb was In the city during the
V.rv Rev. Father FrioH, who has been
g-nlng some time in Fairfax county
w. Rev Father Tierney, returned nome
Yesterday very much improved In health,
b. WIl be- at the Cathedral to-day.
Ia- boys Sodality Of the Sacred heart
~iN fo 10 holy communion In BODY TO-
CAV 20 the o'clock mass at the Cathe-
oral
After yespcrs to-day the Confraternity
y o. Holy Ghost win meet AT the Cathe-
a. TIE Conffafernity Of the Holy Face
boil their regular monthly meeting
~ tf-rooon at the Cathedral.
ltr ft-llar monthly meeting Of 81:
Iars b,.ehcial and Social Union VIII
g. pea H,f Tuesday night.
Ii" Children Of Mary OF st. Patricks
81 20 to communion TINS morn
- - l0ck mass.
.r Michael. Of the Xavarian Or
nmHiy OF 81. Peters school, Is In
- Sacred Heart church picnic will be
u yl August I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
ACLETER Capture.
officer Lange Arrests Hall Thlef After
TumDIne Four Fences.

Officer J. J. Lange Of the Second police
district. made a very important cap
ture yesterday morning, when ne ar
rested William Allen. alias VIII am
smith, alias William Jones. a young negro,
who had stolen mn umbrella frof"
the house Of Mr.. T. T. Crump. at
907 east Grace street The officer
spled the negro when he left the
house with his booty. and gave al once
chase. Allen ran up Forth street AMI
into an alley, where he hoped TO make
his escape. He jumped four different
fences H. succession. hut Officer J. ."
followed closely, until he succeeded in
oyertaking Allen on Marshall street. \
few minutes later he had his prisoner
safely under lock and key at the sta
tion-hOuse.
The authorities have lately received
numerous complaints as 10 thetts com,
mitted in private residences by hail
thieves and 1t is believed that Allen is
one Of the culprits VINO have visit pri-
vate residences without being entitled 10
do so He will tomorrow morning re-
ceive an Introduction to Justice John.