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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
McKINLEY'S BILL REPORTED TO TIE SENATE.


Washington. March lo.-1he Mckinley Admiuistri
dive Customs bill was reported to the senate This after
noon by the Finance Committee. with amendments
The principal changes, except those relating to In"
warehouse feature, of the hill have been heretofore
given. The section fixing the limit of lime for which
goods be stored in bonded warehouse + nic
by the addition % proviso that upon sich ucrchaa
disc wclghahlc and paying specific Of duty the
weight shall be asccrtancd at the time Of entry IN
other cases, but the duty shall De assessed on the
weight al the time Of withdrawal The provision that
the section hall not apply 10 article, exported from the
United states and rclmported is stricken ont. To the
scco abOlishing al fees and Ot, except those pro
vidcd for in the act, the senate Committee added
this provso: That where such fee, under the exist
ing laws constitute in whole in part the cpmpcnsa
lion Of any officer such officer shall from and
after the passage Of This fixed for each year
equal to the amOant which he would have been en-
titled TO receive fees for such services during said
year. SECTION Il, imposing a fine upon any person
cited 10 appear before court Of appraisers, rcus-
ng 10 testify to produce paper. etc. aud section
VI estimating and assessing duty thereon stricken
out.
\ proviso Is added to section - That nothing In
this act snail be construed to repeal the provisions Of
the REVISE statutes IN pcCt o the abandonment of
mcrch3ndisc underwriters or the sdlvOrs vi prop.
city, and the lalnncnt Of duties thereon" Where
appeals mao, TO the supreme tOt dcc
Of the Circuit courts upon questions arising under this
act. the BIZ directs Che supreme Court To give priority
10 The consideration OF cases. 4 section i- been
added by the Scnatc Committee fixing the for
act 70 take effect a. July ]. 1860. except section L.
which Shall take eject Immediately. This Drovltrs
for the appointment by the Pre- ,idcnt OF nine general
appraisers. not than five one political party
who shall each receive salary OF ~ 800 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
NORTH DAKOTA APPOINTMENTS CNCONFTRlED

bismarck y. d., March l0.-Thc Legislature ad
journed last night The senate yesterday considered
In open session the appointments sent In by Governor
Miller on Monday. There was no secrecy. and after
an oratorcal bombardment of the Governors position
and a scathing denunciaon Of him for his failure to
con suit the senate appointments the entire list of
appointments WAS rejected. senator Worst said that
me- Governor had taken li9 day 10 Idle upon The
en- to hold the places "a trust throughout the state
and now expected IN" senate % do the same wOri In
day. other senators spoke In the same vein The
Governor Will probably now commission hi, appOptecs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
THE Rgpr BLIcAy CLUES MONTHLY DIyNER

The Republican Club had it, regular monthly dinner
Inst night at the cu, house No 40 FfthaNe. Cephas
Erainerd presided and among the se'elty-hve diners
wer, w BrooAnNd. j. =. smith. r. T. Bartlett, A. l..
Merriam John A0endroh, +. ID. Cronkht', Dr. Berming.
ham Dr. Tuthl. }. IL. Emery william HoJg. II. {.
Haskell Philip CARPENTER. The principal
The Republican club" NJ. B@inerd; The Iron In
dustrv" John Abendroth, and The Republican Party"
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
BEyERLT FARMS SET OFF At LAST.

Boston. March l9.-The Senate TIL, afternoon passed
the Beverly Division bill creating the new town Of
Beverly Farms. by vote OF 10 to l.. The bill has
already passed the House. This measure has been
before the legislature for several years. having always
been defeated In the senate and lis friends are ac
cordngly much claied at their success to-day Tie
town i one of the wealthlcst the state and both
factions have paid a large amount Of money 10 the
eminent counsel who have represented them at the
numerous legislative hearings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
DEFINING A BASEBALL FRANCHISE

Providence, II. l., March 19.-The subscribers TO
tho stock Of the proposed Providence Baseball Club
last night by vote Of II to 30, decided not 10
accept the franchise offered them by New-Haven.
President srhoonmaker. Of the Newark club, and
Manager Burnham and the manager ~ the New
IIayens were present. The Atlantic League man.
ayers will now try TO prevail upon Worcester 70
accept the franchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

street was needed and made before judge "'''o,
at Gainesville Ga. General Longstrcct ana ''cne''
Jackson were comrades in the Mexican war; unc vi.
hcing n captain and the ether lieutenant; ucie,n'
Lon cstrcet made affidavit to General JACKSON En
vices in the Mexican War; Another ahdaNit, ns 20 81
Jo.opll Graham who present at inc mar ~
General and Mrs. Jackson, accompanies INC Snsiu
Mrs Jackson will receive pension OF - Il mon'n,
dating from January 20. 1857, the da'c vi 'c P"''"e1
of the Mexican Pension bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
TIE PRESIDENT GOEN DrCK .SHOOrING.

Washington, March l9.-Thc President. accompalied
by OK senator Scwe IF New lcrscy. left Washington
;hi- afternoon ducng expedition 10 the preserves
Of the Maryland Ducking CLUB. with headquarters at
ncngics. near Triumph Md. lie made similar visit
10 this place last fall. lie VIII probably return t.
Washington Friday night.
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poxDc orrrpED AND ACCEPTED.

BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
washington March 1o.--The bond offers to-day az
grcgated $4,000, as follows:
Coupon fours-s5 OOO 81 900, at 123. IN s,oo oo
Four per cents. registered OOO S3'ooo' "'o"o'
500. 80, at 125 nat. . a.aoo GA 70
Registered four and one -hafs-S4,SOO *le'''o'
81 600, ~, 800, at 1O3 L.
All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
HEARING OK THE MEAT INSPECTION BILL

Washington. March IO.-A hearing given To.
day by the senate Committee Foreign Relations 10
person, interested In the EdmundS bill providing for
ana Inspection OF meats for expectation. ". j. camp
bell OF Chicago. attorney for Armour Il CO.. was the
frat speaker. lie said that he and those connected
Win him did not appear t. antaeonizc The measure.
but 10 request the committee 10 amend the bill. so
ha the Inspection shall not be compulsory In all
lc proposed an amendment to section /. which. lie
-aid would be acceptable To packers and exporters.
providing that the inspection required may he made
Il the port Of expiration, II inspection has not
been made at the point OF packing or II
ine pcction becomes necessary Mr.. Campbell said
thai trade relations with all foreign countries at
present are satisfactory. except with Germany ana
foreign trade under Government supcIvlslon when il
is unnecessary and uncalled for Ifs proposed amend
mcnt. he said. would meet the case Of Germany and
France. and would probably recover to the packer
Of the United states the trade with those countries.
Mr. sperry. Of Connecticut. packer and exporter.
spoke in favor Of the amendment and objected to
the passage II the hill In It's present shnpr.
J. J. iicay, Of the Chicago heard , Of Trade. and
this kind proposed 10 1881 had lost 10 the packers
this country the trade Of Germany and France, and
had danaccd trade with other countries The packers
protested against the passage OF any bill that womli
again place port on Of their business jeopardy.
Mr.. sinclair. member Of the New York Hoard Of Trade
approved the amendment proposed by Mr.. Campbell
Mr.. Thorpe. of Chicago. representing A. buyer large
number of foreign firms said he appeared before the
commtc" t. deny the statement that American meat,
considered Of inferior qua, IN the foreign market,
and lind sale only because they cheap. lie
opposed the passage OF the bill. did also W ].
Reid OF Kansas CITY, and Mr. sutton Of Cedar Rapids.
iowa.
SENATOR CULLOM AND THE CORRESPON DENTS
washin gton. March ia stateroent having gained
some currency that he In favor Of ab0lshng the
press gallery. because % the publication by
CORE pondcnts Of executive session news senator
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TIE SIMPLEST WAY TO Fly 1T
rom The Detroit Free Press.

There were seven men standing the rear platform
h 'ratlot ave car and every one Of them smo..
ing, when woman sgnallcd the conductor 10 stop
lilo held the door OPEN but she and surveyed the
crowd Tor moment and no oae moved she swecty
requested '
Conductor. won't yon please knock out one side OF
the SO that get without disturbing those
gentlemen ,, 80 '~N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Brooknn Jockey Clab. hcld on Tuesday, Philip J.
Dwycr, John McCarty, James Shcvlin VI. +. Dwycr,
Richard Hyde. l.. T.. Bchman John Delmar \. G.
Nashin- ton and W. l.. elected directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

CulIom said to-day that such not the fact 80 ar
iror fav,ying such course he ADDED ne personn,y
woud be inclined 10 look avorably upon the extension
Of the privileges Of the floor of the senate 10 News
paper correspondents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
TIE NEw.YoRK IMMIGRANT STATION.

Washington, March l0->c secretary Proctor has deslg
mated General sChOhcd 10 represent the War II, part
mcnt in the matter 81 the selection of a landing place
FOX immigrants AT New York. and General schotcli
will accompany the Special Conrrcs 'Onal Committee
10 that city Friday.
Secretary Window has designated solicitor IIcl,burn
and sargeon General Hamilton. OF the Marine Hospital
service 10 represent the Treasury Department. and
they too will accompany Tic Special Consrc' siOnal
Committee
There waS a conference this subject al
the Treasury Department today at which were
present Secretary. WiadOm. Assistant Secretary
Tchenor. Solicitor Hepburn and Mr. Weber. the ncw
Commissioner Of immigration. The Secretary -clcc
ton Of BcdlOw's Island the best available place
for the landing station indcr.rd and the station
will be established that island. nnlr. Congress
shall direct Otherwise. Secretary WINDOW regard
Governors Island better place bat he could not
scc.i.c II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Gnlctt Canoe Camp; William r. Rcarlch farl.er ,
Mills: : L. Dicks. Gc-hcnvc: T. G.. shacninah'
IIoneybrook II. 4. Lancaster. south sterlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
rncIxG Az AMENDMENT TO TIE SUBSIDY Bill

Washington. March 19.-rhe House Committee on
he Merchant Marine and Fisheries today heard state.
ment, from l.. h. StpmaD vice president of he Loaf,
VILE ard Nashville Railroad, In connection with the
consideration of the subsidy BILL Mr.. Stahlman sad
that the proposition in the bill to pay American ships
in the foreign trade subsidy OF 30 cents per ton
for each 900 miles sailed operated a di,crimni-
lion against Of The ports Of the United States.
vessel for instance sailing from New York 10 Havana
would get large amount Of subsidy. while vessel
sailing from Pensacola 10 Havana would get
paIativcly trning amount. lie thought the bill
should be amended as 10 place all vc.>cf- sailing
from United states ports on the same footing, regard
less Of distance below the ,OOO-mic limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

ARGUING AGAINST THE BOWLING GREEN SITE.
Washing. on. March ia litigation Of Ne" York
merchants before the House Committee on Public
Findings and Grounds to-day. IN opposition to tn
proposed removal Of the Appraisers stores TO the
Bowling Green sit' They favored the erection Of
building. either near the present site further
uptown II necessary AM Ia. on. the water
front of the HUDSON River. Tho delegation cOn,i. II
OF N.,srs. John Sloane. Jane, McCreery, Loui,
stcra James VI. Constable. Alexander f.. Orr, cx-
president OF the Produce Exchange Sur
vcyor Rca'tic. and Others. \ num..r III the New
YOr, City delegates In the House were also prr,'n'.
MRS. "sTONEWALL" JACKSON ASKING A PENSION.
Washington. March 10 lopccan.-Thc application Of
Mrs. stonewallT Jackson for pension for the
vices Of her husband General Thomas j. Jackson in
the Mexican War, has been received at the Pension
Office The accompanying affidavit Of General LONE.
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MUDD AGAINST COMPTON.
THE HOUSE DISCUSSING ANOTHER CoN'
TESTED ELECTION CASE.

Ex.sPEAKER CARLISLE ISSUING \ "wHlP" Io
THE DEMOCRATIC HEpKEskNTATIVEs-How
THE ELECTIONS COMMITTEE is MADE
rp-MR. MupDs CHANCES GOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
INCREASED INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS

INCREASED INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Washington. March 10.-Thc total collections Of
Internal Revenue during the first eight month, Of the
fiscal year, ending June 30. 1890, f-1. go OF
being an increase OF SG45s 800. compared with the
collections during the spOndng period OF the
previous fiscal year. The collections as follows
From spirits. SOL ,537 .057 increase OF ~ .Oij
203 from tobacco, S2 AL .2}4, Increase Of ~ III
$50 from fermented liquors. S16295.171. increase
OF III .313,O32 from olcOmargarine. T4s7 $50. de
crease Of 500 406; from banks and bankers. $50, "a
OF 5000: from miscellaneous, $50 5s2 an
Increase OF SA.1lO. The receipts for February 1890
H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

FOURTH-CLASS pOSTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Washington, March I9.-Fourtll-cass postmasters
we're To day appointed follows for Pennsylvania:
william NJ. Robinson. Branch Junction Frank ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
MERIcA.
NEW-lO DIRK.

INWARD A. ABBOT Treasurer Of the AbbotDowning
Company, Of Concord y. Il.
MARSHALL AYRES, Lombard, Ayres Co.
WILLIAM BARBOUR. the Barbour Brothers Company
Linen Thread
AUGUST BELMONT, Jr., August Belmont Company,
Bankers.
SIMON BORG, Simon Borg Company. Bankers
r. W CANNON, President Chase National Bank
OLIVER ;. CARTER. Carter, Macy Co.
JAMES A. CHAPMAN, with Cary Whiridge
GEORGE c. CLARK. Clark, Dodge & Co., Bankers
Ri CROSS Of Morton, Bliss & Co., Bankers
CHARLES S. FAIRC1ILD. President New-York Security
and Trust Company late Secretary oil the Treasury u >
THOMAS p. FOWLER, President New-fork, ontario ana
Western Railway Co.
CHARLES T. FLINT, Treasurer New.York Commercial
Company.
JOEL f. FREEMAN Treasurer Standard oil Co.
p o. FRENCH. President Manhattan Trust Co
CHARLES NJ FRY. Pres Bank Of Ncw-Nork, y. b A
" Ii FULLER formerly Fuller, Warren q Lang Paper
wEHDBLL GooDwIN, V. p. Kings County Elevated
cRT ECO ,0I B1LLoU COMPANY Bankers and Stock
GEORGE HoTCHKIsS, Director q. Il. Hammond Co..
RICHARD IRWIN. Richard Irwin & Co. BANKERS
EDGAR N. JOHNSON. HOaciy, 1auterbach & Johnson
jobs. JAY KNOX, Pre;.. Nat. Bank Of the Republic.
iosIAH foNBX&6. viSerest ride Water oil Co.
WILLIAM A. L0MBARD. Secretary Lombard Investment
EDG&K LocKwooD. John Munroe & Company,
fh66Aiasy Mi ii f. Sawyer, wallace Z Co.
E SGhN r B. N sSHLrY Moore schley, Bankers
THOMAS =. OAKES, Pres. Northern Pacific r. r.
FRANCIS A. PALMER Pres Nat. broadway Bank
OLIVER Il. PAYNE. = West 57th-St
cHAs II. PINE, President Ansonia National Bank An
sonia, Conn.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER President STANDARD on Com
E%. sELIGMAN & CO.. Bankers.
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON, Bangs. Stetscn,
Tracy & Mac
CHARLES EDWARD TRACY. Neagh. Soici-
tors and COun-
FRANCIS S. BANGS. sellers.
JAMES STILI.MAN Wood ward & Stllnsn.
H. X. THURBER, Thurber Whyland & Company
IT, a 4
JOHN /. WATERBURY, Nlce.PGesldent Manhattan Trust
Company.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY. late Secretary Of the United
States Navy.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE BURNHAM. Baldwin Locomotive Works Burn
ham, Parry, Williams Co.
S. A. CALDWELL President The Fidelity Insurance,
Trust and SAFE Deposit Company.
Deposit and Insurance Co
WAYNE MACVElaIH Solicitor, iate Attorncy-GeneIal
L.
WILLIAM McGEORGE. Jr.. Solicitor Third Nice.Presi-
dent Lombard Investment Company.
GEO PEPPER, President Of the Academy OF the Fine
DR.. WILLIAM PEPPER. Provost University Of Penn
sylYanla.
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BOSTON.

FREDERICK L. AMIS.
WM. H. GOODWIN, President Eliot Nat. Bank.
BENJAMIN LOMBARD. j., President Lombard invest
NeuD Company.
Asa T. POTTER Pres. Maverick Nat Bank.
NATHANIEL IHAA ER.
SOUTH AND WEST.
GEO. & BROWN Alexander Brown s sons,
ALEXANDER BROWN, ! Baltimore, Md.
JOHN GILL Of r., President Mercantile Trust Deposit
HENRY JANIS, irosidcn. Citizens National Bank.
Baltimore Md.
HENRY JAMES. T. Pratt Bro. Baltimore. Nd:
JAMES l. LOMBARD, President First National Bank.
Kansas City, Mo.
r. H. PAIKO. solicitor. Washington. y. c.
LNOCU PRATT, Treasurer George Peabody lnsutntr
President Farmers aud Planters National Bank, Bait
more, Nd.
W. ". SPENCE. Nice.prc-idcn Mercantile Trust Dc
po,it CO. O. Batimorc. Baltimore. Md. 49,
WILLIAM WIG HESTER Broker, Bait more, No. 49,
FRANCIS WHITE Treasurer Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore Md.
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proposals.

AouEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2O9 STEWART BUILDING. so. $50 BROAD.
WAY, NEN-lOIiK, February -, 1890.
VNO CONTRACT Oh1
Il RIA. ar r-,,o,a5 for furnishing two Complete Port.
abe Hosting Plants for The Use II ult Nrw Aqueduct
a. called Tor M die approved f0us Of contract and ~pccn-
on nc the Office O.; the Aqucduc commissioners,
viii be rccolvcd th, Oncc untl O'Clock y. ~. ON
March Z 1850. at which place and hour they viii be-
uublrl, oprrd bS the AQurdrt Commissioners. and tho
award for doing said work VIII De- made BY sald Com
In~sioncr- q. thereafter possible"
ma ar Irosa. and prom. envelope, for their lnclo-urc
can De- 0biincd tho above office o the Aqucduct Com
missioner, on application 20 thr Secretary
By order OF the Adu,duct Commi .si0ncrs ,
" JAMES G. DUANE, President
JOHN c. SuEEHAN. Secretary.
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Business Chances.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= the undclsgned untn "Wednesday March g. 1890 for
thc entire plant hni-hod golda and materials Of the
Mathew, & Willard Co. Of Watcl bury Conn. The
bud!Ags which contain $4,000 square feet Of moor
face all nc9t} nov md aic we'll adapted 70 any
iCoi. &C.. are all ni,t.cas. Tie company touqh tn,
hand, Of receiver dLinY 1851 ana sold
over s425OOo worth Of goods az tooG moht Tnc pllnt
account 81 OVtr-id idnC ma Enlargement
~ Inc and not for want Of bushes, The
tfopcrty and tho Inventory can b. Seen any time
i'' Address T. T.. RICE Receiver,
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SOUTH AND WEST

ENGLAND.
ATLAS INVESTMENT TRUST COMPANY.
ARCHIBALD BALFOCK.
Il. i. BOSANQl FL.
J. II. BUCKINGHAM.
K. j. BAIEOUk.
LIEUT. COZ. \. II. BRIGHAM.
J. +. BENNETT.
/ IL. X. DAY.
ALFRED JAMES EMERSON.
CIGAS. FRASER MACINTOSH. NJ r.
/ SPENCER W. GOltL.
/ W. H. GEANSHAW
| ALEXANDER GRAY.
LORD GRENlLI.E
GEORGE RisEEDON HUME.
IMPERIAL AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND
AGENCY CORPORATION. Limited.
SIR HENRY J.. KNIGHT.
ALFRED JOYCE KEEN.
LONDON TRUST COMPANY. Limited.
HEIM ~ ITSCHLR.
| ); = LEs0 HER,, ,,opc.v"
| Il. j. MAETIN.
W. NENDIL.
II. r. NORTON.
THOMAS H. NORMAN.
T.. j.. opp RI.
"A. RAN~pEN.
SIR PHILIP ROSE Bart.
g. 4. -. (. ROSE.
GODTRTp SAMUEL SAUNDERS.
T.. W. SAWYER
y. Y. STRACHA%.
WIN. III DSON BGLBEOCGH.
BARROW WADE, GUTHRIE co.
MhA%H!G'ii'riSITrifHE' TRUST. Limited.
JOSEPH MOSTLY.
THOMAS. WADE. GUTHRIE co.
EDMUND ROBERTSON, ". 2.
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MUNICIPAL PARTNER WANTED,

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ADDRESS, IL STRICT CONFIDENCE
OPPORTUNITY.
TKIBt NJ OFFICE
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SCOTLAND.
REV. JOHN BAIRD.
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c. MACPHERSON GRANT.
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WM. SINE Llmlt1d.
DU NCAN SHAW.
NATHANIEL SPINS.
TRUSTEES ASSETS AND INVESTMENT INSCR.
ANCE CO.. Limited.
JAS. THOMPSON WILSON.
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The Helena independent., 1890-12-05

SUMMONS; IN .-lE DISTRICT. COURT or
the first Judicial district of the state 81 Non
tana, In and Tor tho county Of Lewis spd Clarko
Eh- ma Weldruhs, plaintiff. ". Fred Wolaruba.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to tn
above named defendants - ~ ~ ss'
You are hershy required 70 appear u "A action.
brought against you BY tn shove nanned plainfi6
in the district court Of tn FIRST judicis d;sfriat
9f the state ct Montana, n and for tko ce1nfy ~
Lewis and Clarke and to answer che comnlsine
tied therein. within ten days r(sxcluoiyo 81 ~
day of service) sfter the service On y,s a. tkiS
summons II served within this goovnfs, N - r.
served ont OF this county. but Withfn fh3a d.
trlct' within twenty days; Othe1Wise yit11n 1orfy
days, or Judgment By default viii Is f6Esnn
plaint. - AZ ~ a. a - ~ n ~
Tho said sction IL brought to diaaolv - ~
bonds OF matrimOny herotoenrq and nov - iSsp
batweon said plaintiff and de1endan ~ NJ
reaton that D Id defendant shoSd[oned SSx
plaintiff willfuily and without c1oaa aSa 'ESIs
continued toto d0AOe moro than tWefyn nn0nik2, 4
And you are hereby notified that q zen 1Sll O.
appear and answer the ea1d uOuaplaint - nkn1S
required, the said plaintiff Will O6taan ~
ment by defanlt against yOu, and aak foe ~
lief demanded In complaint. ~ 80 &
Given under my hand and the eeol of ~ A..
trict court OF the First Judicial distSio< Ue 13s
Rtate of Montsns, in and tor the county oe InWia9
and Clarke. this twenty-0ighth day Of GAefobR ~
the year OF our Lord, One Thousand elght knnr
dred and ninety. - ssss'-7r &
(sEAL.] JOHN BEAN C16Ae ii {
By II. Il THOMPSON. Deputy GloeEs N \
g. B. NOLAN. Atty. for RlAinti6 ss u
The Helena independent., 1890-12-05

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