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was on the top Of a small mountain IN
BIZ DOvrefieid, near ilierkin. ia the late
afternoon OF an August day, the sun being
lO-lJdeuees above the horizon. when saw
a remarkable phenomenon. On the oppo-
site side 90 the sun was "a bright disk, per
hap , degrees in diameter, shown ON some
drifting clouds The shadow of my head
appeared Ia the center Of the disk, that Of
my body below, while outside the disk the
shadow ~ my legs was family visible
The phenomenon continued on and on
that is 70 say, when the clouds were favor.
able-for nearly "a quarter of an hour. The
landlord of the hotel said be had never seen
anything of the sort -Nature
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CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN FXE
- cution in my hands, issued out Of the dis
triCt court Of the First Judicial district " tbs
state Of Montana In and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. in the cult Of oseph krns;. aEain-t
narles IA lsch, duty sttested tho I'D day %
erember. A. ID. isss ] have levied upon all
right title and interest OF the said tFr 90
d ani.r in and 20 tho following described prop.
orty,, situated IN Lewis and Clarke county. "a o
10, signl -. IN block two ca. II tho OK i'd
ditiun to the city Of Helena And also the fol-
lowing property situated Ia the Drilled adolf
tian to the city II helenAi Lots o1e iD, two
y, three ~. four ~. five 81. six (h, sevon C),
seventeen ~. eighteen (i5l. nineteen Nv.
twenty-fOur ga, twenty i've 20, tuentl-sx
lodl. twenty-seven. ca. IN block one q ,, ami
elk ,6l. W block three f3li ami lots oight 81,
nine (Hl. ten tiUl eleven I'D. twelve a. }. thir'
teen as. iOulteen "a, fifteen .uO, twonty-toui
seven t27i, 10 block four (D. and lots eight 80
nins lal. ten uUl. eleven ui). twelve az. thif
teen usl, fOlrteen 40, nfteen 40, twenty -four
~, twentl-hvo 90; twenty-siz ~, twenty
seven I'D twsntT.eight llsi, twent J-nina tly
thirty (80l. ia block i've 90. and lots ons a.,
two (2l. three 80. four a. FIVE ia, SIX co.. sever
90. eight tsl, nine ", ton 90. elsyen GA
10 10 block eight tsl, u sad Dilfeli addition
To the city Of heieuA
ToRetl or with an and singular the tenemente,
hsred tAments and appu-tenances thereuutO ba-
LONGING OF 10 anywise appo~tAininC.
Notice il hereby given that on rdAy. the 18th
day Of sanu4rf. A. ID. 1891. O. the hour 81 n
o cl OK m Of sal day, at the front door OF the
court house. Helena lewis auu ltrke e mt .,
ontana will sell all the right title and In.
terest Of the said harles sDsoh In and ~
the said above described property 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash In hand
Given under my hand this. ito 9Th day OF
'''''@'' ~ = CHAS. j. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ ASDREw ,. WADE Deputy sheriff.
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Il IS said that "a boy was once asked in the
poets presence which of Burns works be
liked best After taking thought with
himself for "a little be- declared that he liked
the Golfers saturday Night" by Gar the
best, although he added, 'it made me
greet lcryJ when my father babe me read
Il to my mither'
This statement scented 10 impress Burns.
for presently Le SAID 10 the lad. "Weel. my
Gallant l0oyl DO made me greet. too. more
than once when / was writing 10 by my
fathers hre-ide New York Journal
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81, aO0-Neat four room dwelling on exoollen I
lot xiOO At corner OF oatte street: $500 down.
slaO0-Att dwelling on South Rod nsy,
hall four rooms. furnace. city water. lot s0Kt50
o. down
SsO-House and lot on Spencer street,
500 will buy ten acres 81 hne level land be-
tween the university and Helena, near electric
line. $500 down. balance three yeare' time
5000 for 100 acres. patented land. in Miseoula
county; ample water; 1000 bearing fruit trees.
young nursery Of 10000 trees. varieties Of fruit
best adapted to this climate; convenient 70 post
office and school; decided bargain.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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A certain city in England sent "a deputa-
ton 90 Charles ~, who was very ill, solicit
ing some favor. The orator. without any
mercy 10 the sick man. made a long. tedious
discourse. Have you anything more &C.
sayi' asked the merry monarch impatient
by. Nothing" replied the orator. except
that ID you do not graut our request um
Instructed 90 recite nay speech over again "
Charles ordered that all his demands should
be- freely and instantaneously complied
with. New York ledger.
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wasting diseases, Il speedily anu surely IN
,,is,orates and builds up the whole system
a. an appotiring, restorative tonic Il set.
al work All the processes OF digestion ano
nutrition, rouses every organ into natural
action, and brings back health and strength
For ali diseases caused by torpid liver oI
impure blood, Dyspepsia, bliousness, Scrof
ulous, Skin, and Scalp Diseases even Con
mmptlon Tor Lung-scrofulal In it, earlier
stages-the Discovery is the only gtdran
teod remedy.
II IL doesn't benefit or cure, in every case
you have your money back.
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Hardly a day passes but we see the past
participle 81 the verb TO burst printed
"burted This solecism b. probably due
20 "a confusion ia the mind Of the writer.
who is misled by thinking II busted.
which IS both forceful and expressive. and
therefore quite allowance Boston Tran
script
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[o!IoE 10 CHEDr ols.-loIATE OF

NOTICE TO CNEDl. Oas.-t STATE OF
~ John Quinn deceasoL
Notice is hereby Civ hy the undersigned, al
miuIsfTatris o. the estate 81 john Quinn, de-
ce ssd TO the creditors %, ami al IersOns hav-
ing CLAIM sarain che said dccsnsed. 10 exhibit
them. with the uece strF voucher. within four
months after the frst pub icafioa 81 his notice.
% the said administfatriX a. room }, old BLOCK.
lie ena Mont. the same Icing be = ace for the
Transaction Of the business Of SAL estate In the
c1unty Of Lewis and Claire.
Catherine QUINN.
Administratrix Of the tate II John Quinn, de-
ceased
Dated Jan. l3 1871.
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Life has Io more charms for me I'D
retire 20 "a convent and spend the rest ~
NJ dag in prayer and meditation said d
young Harlem widow.
That would Dee the same as committing
suicide. l.I are rich aud beautiful and
uuly ap ye.tr- ol age.
'Iweuty-uiI-, IL you please Texas
6lliiul-
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CfffLUhhN
who are puny pale,
weak, or scrofulous,
ought 20 take Doctor
Pierne's Golden Medical
Discovery. That builds
up both their hcsh and
their strength. For this,
and for purifying the
blood, thore's nothing M
an medicine that can
equal tho Discovery"
In recovering from
% grlppen or In con
valesoenco from pnou
monia, fevers, OF other
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CHFRItF's SALt-fRANK A. fTLLOWs
- plaintiff. vs John Wiison q. III Dabney, z
& trmsbT and W J.. TelfIrd. defenlauts
L nder and by virtue % an order Of saleand de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
district court 81 the FIRST Judicial district Of the
ttate Of Montana. IN and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke on the 18th day a January.
A. b. 1871. in the above entitled acton. wherein
frank A. BE- lowe, the above named plaintiff,
obtained Judgment ami decree Of foreclosure
aud sale q aims. duhn wilson. a..
Dabuey. p. 4. Ormsby ard VI. O. Telford.
defendants on tho lttl day OF January,
A. ID. lesi. for tho sum Of go besides in
terest costs AID Attorney fess shieh said
decree was on the 10Th day n Jan nry ,. ID.
1881, recorded in Judgment buor SO = Of said
court ~ age 4 am commanded 10 sell AL
"a certain lot, piece - parcel % and situate,
lying and being M the county 10 Lewis and
larks. -tato n Moutana and bounded aud de
ecribei a. follows. to-wlr
An undivided oue-toarth ~ interest In the
N-I, township twelve az. north Tause thrso lsl
west. nate ia the county % b evils and clarke,
state 81 Montana
Together with all ard singular tie tenements.
here liaments and appurtonanoes fhereunto be-
luusiuu or ln ryF.fe aurfrfaiuinK
Public notio1is hereby FiFen that on 'f ednefdaY,
tho fh day ~ ruarY a. ID. l-af ~ n o'clock M.
Helena. ieai- anI Arse county Montana. I
VIII, Iu ohHdi.nea fo Had order Of stls and decree
of f9feclusurs and sale. cell the abov O. described
properly, or 80 much % ernuf ns may b.
necessary 90 safiHfy said Judgment with interest
and co.'- % tie highest aud bot bidder for cash
in hand
Given under M hand thia ig.t day Of January
A. %. l-9.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, sheriff.
fllu q. LOaa. l. nder HhfrIH
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MATHESON q GO
GOLD BLOCK.
NOTICE.
u. 3 LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, Mont, Lee. .. 1895,

IiEIlLNNl lIVHI9f I|UNI y Two
Complaint having been entered AZ thi. Office
By George ". Craig against solomon Nc
arty All hoiri foT 81 andoning his homestead
sn,ry No. bO5A dated June ~. 1871. upon the sw
\ ne \ and lots p 8 and 4, section D, township
"a n, range 3 west. in evils and arke county,
Montana, with a view 10 tho cancellation II aid
entry; the said parties are hereby sum oned TO
Hppoar ~ this office on thu 18th day ~ January,
ia, at ID o'clock =. M, 80 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
GkO n. BOUROUIN. Receiver.
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Man dn theater. to woman in 'FRONT.'
Madam. ! paid $3.50 Tor this sat, aud
Your Init
Woman lralmiy)-That hat cost $50
Boston Courier.
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DISSOLUTION or FARThEksHIP-TnI
- is tn certify that have This day cold out
lai interest iu tle olum tia saIooa 70 Mis- Nio-
laf aT. who Will run tho came under the old
trm name 20 bog sister. ltafad Violet Foy
all balls 4ue.
siasIDl ADAH Toy.
jan H. l-9l.
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y
Notice l. hereby gitsl ! , the undersigned. al
rufnistrator Of the estate OF samuel r, fauske.
deceassd 10 he creditors Of AID all persons hav-
ing claims Asainst the said deceased. 70 exhibit
them, with the necessary Vouchers, within four
months after the hrst publication Of IL notice.
10 the said Standardization a. Homer block Hell
sna the same being the place for tho ranfAc-
ton Of the business OF said estate IL the county
Of Lewis and Clarke .n
Administrator Of the estate Of sAmusl L Esuske.
deceased
Dato1 Jan. II. 1924.
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Money on call easy at 1 per cent; closed at
1 per cent Prime mercantile paper, 3'iuats
per cent Sterling exchange dull. woas. with
actual business 10 Lanlers' bills AZ aAeo ts
4.sdts for demand. and sLsiA ui.s3 for sixty
day bill.
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THE Markets


STOCKS
NV YoRE Jan. is.-rGr silver. 90.
Copper Weak; lake. Si0u0
Lead Dull domestic, sa2a bid.
The proposed now Issue Of bonds did not do
so much A. was expected n advancing prices aud
ealarging tho volume Of bnsints. = here was a
raid on General lectr e and Rock Island, which
bro 20 down value, hut some other shares
showed advsnces. including southern Pacific Ia
per cent
Governments $ eEdy.
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XVANTED-LY A WIDOWER WITH THINE
w children. a middls-aged lady a. house
keeper. ages So per month. Address Mex
klos. LiLings Mott.
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CPFfIAL ETiNG MONTANA mar AS
suciatgn ia accordance with ths provision
81 bylaw SO 10, aspecIal meeting q the Mon
tana . ~ assucIafiou Dr. herebf ctlIfI 70 - held
e. iieieua. Moufala. on Tuesday evening Feb.
r. a. eiEht O'Clock T. ma. in ths room u tbs
tlpfrnle court - the state % Montana A. this
n'e tlAE the officers of tha aaso-istion for tbs
ytaf i-fi Are Co be- elected and otlar important
blslnfs- 90 ls transacted. a fuIl aftaudance II
TIE ulefa ilfr- ~ the nzsoriation is 1.sirsd
hg order % t1e president
JOHN B.. FOHBlA
a. H. hfIaiIN president.
rnrrafnrW
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MINNESOTA.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, -EsTATE {

Wilbur Tsbbils....... Merchants Hotel. S. Paul
willard s. Dsnnis.... ..... Hotel Ryan. St PAa
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SITUATION WANIED-BY sIXTEEN-YEAR-
y old boy 20 do work Of any kind. Address ",
ID. tins ellce.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPtRIENCED
y bookkseper with goo1 oty references, vial
work for $50 per month. Address a. a.. this
otica.
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Girls Employment Agency.
IS North Main 81 Telsphono 100

WANTED
I woodeAoppers, 81 per cord Mist have tools.
B woodohoppers. 81 per cord. Board tL50 per
week and tools furnished.
oRRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
92s North Main 80.
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SiTUATIJE WANTED - By OMPtTENI
- b rber. Adlress isrber. general delivery.
cit.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n Of the fastner Coal and NoEe compsnT,
held Jsn q le1l Al the Law ofhoss q oels A
Wallace Ia he eos. The foilosinE named gentle
men we're elected trusts
james rhlalda. Anaconda. Moht
Marcus DAILY. lutte. Mont.
u. ,. Hennsasey, Hrtts Mont.
Paris bibsan. Great ais. hOut
~ ,. rhislda cit Mont
~. DIrahle. Anaconda, Mont
Joun lol artF. Anaconda. Mont.
a meeting - tn nssy elected trusiess Nss
called for sch. Z. 1874. a. b. hell IN Anaconda
AOnt., a. TIE M0nfana notsl 81 two y.
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SITUATION WANrED-Bl GOOD MAN TO
> do WORK around hotel washing dishes or any
thing 70 make a living. Address j. W. - brien,
care general delivery.
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SITUATION WAATED-BY FIhsT-CLAss
= lumber sawyer. Address Sawyer, 1909 Lyu-
da @ AVenue. Helena Mont.
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al am cd Years
Hoods SarsapariIla

HOOPS PILLS are a mild, gentle, painless,
safe and efficient catLartic. Always reliable.
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hELP MANrED-MALE.

INANTRD-RUsTLEh ON COMM 5sION.
W Address A. H.. Independent
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CALIFORNIA.
q. & Wilbur Palace Hotel San Francisco
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SITUATION WAN EDDY HUrCur.. ~
- market csn give best OF references has had
eight years experience, no Objection 70 OUTSIDE
ciiios tAll on or address . utchsr. carr A. )
Gre, Helena a ont
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SITUATION WANTED A MAN WOULD
, like place a. furnace heater or janltOr
work John kmicksr. "a south Davis street.
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CHIcAao LIVE srCOK.

CHICAGO Jan. sc attic -neaeipts, 1900
cal. market SOW, prices easier. top steers,
g.. 10 la.nu. mculum, sAaUuANU others, -. oJ
A. IS. Texans. Sae5uAQO.
hogs-hecsipts 1900 head; market 100 $50
lower rough heavy. s4.g5u5.lO; packers and
mixed. S3.ltu5.81. prime heavy and butchers
weights. Sl3sU az; prime light. s. 33uA 80.
sheep Receipts. 1iuOO head market steady.
good mixed natives. sS.2Ja36; westerns S-iO
naFr
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SITUATION WANTcD-A YOUNG UNMAR-
- ried man would like employment of any
kind, moderate salary. Address 4. J. a.. this
o1tcs
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sI1DAiIONs MANTED-MALE.
Advertisements Ln4sf li.l- Hs-- tAree tiInsi
ME.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
cAao. Jan. Is-Whcat-Ste steady; cash, 60hc;

srn-l irmer cash. sibo. MAJ. sshc.
Oats Steady: cash. IA uz7 20. hay. 2a4c.
Pork tesdy. cash. Sl3l2is, May. SIS. z4ta.
Lard, { adj. cash, Ass; May S7blis.
Ilbs Steady. cash. al o. May S670.
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UTAH.
COLORADO.
WASHINGTON.

. Smith a sOn...........oso Sixteenth st, Denver
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SITUATION WANTED EMPLOYMENT
- wants1 D. a reliable man would taks iani-
tor watch naa; anytnins not Over-laDorious
or Oppre .-Ive. 10 good packer II al cltssss Of
goo Tor shipment handy with tools. can boz,
crate. houp or bua1le; will furnish honorable
Tee i'm nials. Address r ~. this office.
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foK KENr-ruHNIsHED ROOMS.

EOR RENT JAN. I. 1891. The LLOYD
i house will be Conducted under neN man
agem0nt; rooms from e TO sl2 per month. the
house l. heated BY steam. electric light and DAtn
Tree. Apply a. prsmises lis Clarke street
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MIscELLANEoUs.
-~-~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
IVANTFD-TO BUY FOR CASH. GOOD
W second hand piano must b. reasonable.
Address Piano. this ufhca
I-OR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLF-
Il horn's business College. Apply At this
oiice.
NfAsOUEEADE SUITS TO RENT ALL
VI kinds. low rates. hrs. NJ Wsrth. ic1
Broadway.
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TNTE
-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
TOR RFST-NFAT flVF-POOM FUR
L nisied house all complete. bath etc. 81.
hsrbsrt Is. Reed 4 TO. AontanA ana buiding
I-OR RsNT-HERBERT u hEfD a co.
l. ground floor Aontsna bank building. have
he largest Lat Of houses ami stores ia the city.
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~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
FOUND ~ REAR or POsTOfFICE
L package % merchandise. Owner can have
the same by calling al this oihee. proving prop
erty aud paying for this Advertisements
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TOR sALY-HEHBEhT D. REED A Co.
4 around floor MonfanA bank building. have
houses and lots for trade or sale. 80 per cent Of
value.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-10-11
THE BIG SHOW
HAS FOLDED ITS TENTS AND DE-
 PARTED.
The Two Performances ot Sells Bros. Show Yesterday Witnessed by
 5000 People.

Sells Bros. circus and menagerie was witnessed by an audience of 1000 people yesterday afternoon, and at least as many more last night. The universal verdict of all those who attended the two per- fOrmanees is that it was the best show that has ever unfolded it's tents in Pine Bluff. Certainit is that the performance given yesterday for 90 cents is equal to, if not superior to any that has ever been previously witnessed in this city for $l. The menagerie is equal to any that has ever appeared in the South, and the circus performances were excellent.
 Throughout the circus the audience was entertained from two large rings and q platform in the center, and the regre. was universal that one could not witness all of the performances at one time. It kept one busy look ing from one to the other of the three performances, all of which were going on at the same time. The cir GUS performances were of q very high order. and throughout the time of the circus the vast audience was de- lighted The trapeze performances, the Japanese jugglers, the bareback riding the Roman chariot races and all were highly pleasing and enter taining, but the most pleasing fea ture of all was the performing seals, which was thoroughly remarkable and truly wonderful. The audience was delighted and fell in love with the wonderful performances of these meek and good-natured looking lit tie sea-animals. Their performances alone were worth the price of admis- sion, and nothing like it was eyer be- fore witnessed i'll this city.
 Taking the entire show as d whole it k safe to conclude that nothing of Il similar nature has ever given such universal satisfaction i'll Pine Bluff as Sells Bros. shows yesterday, and should they again visit this city the attendance at the performances will be doubled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-10-11
BOOTH TO BIZ HONORED.
Royal Receptions Await the
 Salvation Army Leader.
PROGRAMME ALMOST COMPLETE.
AN~AAA~~l@1N1NNNA%

Distinguished Persons Will Introduce
 General William Booth at Various
 Places In the United states-He Will
 Begin Ills Tour on Oct. 2t, at New
 York City.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Commander Ballington Booth of the Salvation Army, interviewed on the coming visit of his father, General William Booth, said that he would Do received on his long tour through America as few dis tinguished guests are.
 "At the opening out-of-doors meeting in Union square, Monday, Oct. 21," he said, ''I am going to get Mayor Gilroy to introduce General Booth. At Car negie Music hall, the same evening, be- fore an audience of 5000 persons, 5000 of whom will Dc delegates from the Sal vation Army, the Rev. Dr. Amory H. Bradford, tho leading Congregationalist minister, will present an address on be- half of the Salvation Army in the United States. In Association hall, Oct. 2i, about i6,000 of tho very cream of Now York society will be present. The Rev. Josiah Strong, president of the world wide Evangelical Alliance, and the author of "The New Era" and "Our Country" will preside Tuesday night, in Carnegie Music hall, where General Booth will present his Social Schemes no less parsonage than Chauncey M. Depew will introduce General Booth.
 "On the trip through the country General Booth will be introduced at Philadelphia by John Wanamaker, ill the Academy of Music; in the conyen- ton hall at Washington, by Justice Strong of the Federal supreme court; at the Music hall in Baltimore, by the mayor of the city; at tho Auditorium in Chicago, by Senator Palmer; in the Ex- position building in Minneapolis, by Knute Nelson, governor of Minnesota; at Exposition building in St. Lopis by Mayor WalbFidge of St. Louis; h the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-10-11
A F0RGER DEAD.
J A. Johnson, Who Forged a Number of Checks In this City Dies in the Mem
 phis Jail.

Effective ". A. Clay has received q letter from the Chief of Police of Mem phis announcing the death of ]. A.. sIohnson. alias T. ". Wilson, but Identified as Dave Perryman, in the Memphis jail on October 4
 It will he remembered that J. A. Johnson forged and passed number CT checks recently on a number of sa- ioons and sporting houses in this city,an account of which appeared ex- ciusiyely in the DAILY GRApHlcat that time, and subsequently, went 10 Menu plais, where he gave his name as T.. w Wilson. and played the same gAlne in that city that he did here, although not quite so successfully. lilo was arrested by the police of Memphis and confined ill jail.
 Afterwards he was identified as Dave Perryman and had formerly lield |, position as clerk in one of the dry goods houses in Memphis. After working in Memphis for some time lIewent to Mississippi, where he en- xaRrd in farming, but subsequently X mi to Texas and was not heard of s1 lin until he turned up in Pine
 3ff and Memphis, where the for-
 Hes above related werecommitted.