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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Connirr Real gstats for Sal:

II OR SALE.-Ono OF the best and most
convenient farms in Fairfield County.
containing about 40 acres all ia Ll-h STAT"
OF ca titstiOl fIur dwelling. large bdin, car
Ilaec-hOu~c. greenhouses all in good order
lying l. miles south 81 Stiatfosd depot and 3
miles from eft! of bridgeport. situated ON
bunk Of the llcl>atoalc River; Tine landing
for vessel, OF steamer and would be N,fs de-
siiablc for hotel or factory. For inioila-
tiou. address DAVID FiIIE GERALD, Post
ONCE. Straffoid. Conn.
L. ARMS FOR SALE ia the peach and
L oyster di-fiir' OF Maryland farm cata-
iOgue-. colCrd maps and report ~ state
Board OF Health. on II. :. Of Md. - san
itafilm for COnsuUntis's free. OSN AID
TIIGHMAN. lJ~ton, Md.
IL OR SAIL, acres ~ land In East
L Chester near Mt. Vernon village line
price 4lO. 600 half cash. half mortgage d
prr cent. Atdrc,, X. BARLEY, East
Chester. y. Y.
T. OR SALF.-At We-iport Conn. g. y.
u y. H. n. Il. H.. T.. hours from New
York hou~n and acrr~ Of land. with barn
orchard and brook; - 600. Apply t0 or
address WN. EDGAR NASH. We-tpofI
Conn
nor SAIL OK TO EENT.-Fufni -hod
L hotel in thc heart ~ the C1f-HUi Nt~..
sixty go rooms, Wafer. "a. ana electric
bells. Address MOUNTAIN. Box -,
Tribune Uptown once. LBS hioaf"aY.
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fcrses an0 Carriages

A -FLANDkAU 81 CO,
"A. 3d., ga, $40 BloOMe-st.
ELEGANT
CARRIAGES.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREkOOAS
IN THE WORLD.
BROUGHAMS 3 sizes,
BROUGHAMS Gen. 'FRONT.',
BROUGHAMS (C Sprnesl,
BkOUGHAMS (Sus. Springs),
LANDAUS (Leather Tops,
LANDAUS (Gla-s Fronts.
COACHES (Gla>s Fronts,
ROCkAWANS (6 PassJ,
KOCkAWAYS lEX. Fronts)
kOCKAWANS Coupe.
SPRING DRIVING TRAPS
SPRING DRIVING TRAPS.
Novelties
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
Carts,
Mail Phaetons,
Stanh0pe Gigs,
Doctors Phdetons,
Doctors Wagons.
Contra tor Phaetons.
Road Wagons,
Depot Wagons,
Wag0nette,,
Dog Carts,
Village Carts,
Top Cabriolets,
Ladies' Phaetons.
Top Pony Pha.tOns,
Childr rs Traps,
Natural Wood Surveys,
Natural Wood Wagons,
BacSbosids q PASS,
ppr.cr-S
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flats Go Get. unturniehtN.

rINHE "RLACK' BUILDING.
Il 2Jl 5th-avc., entrance ] Last 2Sth-st.-
Large apartment and ono medium silri sum-
private hall. heat. elevator. 10 ~ J.
L. LAIS TO LET Is HE
4 GORDON,
e9th-st.. 9th:ave.; newly decorated steam
heat and oil modern improvements, zen.
from $50 H. $50 Pc month; Z rooms ana
bath. Inquire ~ the owner, on premises.
i YCEUN 50 80 and 81 GroNc-st.
IL Very Desirable Apartments, Rooms,
Modern lmprO' encft, and Decorated,
Room. Large and Light.
60 10 8 >.
See Janitors. or KYLE. $40 3f-1fe.
rENHE FIFTH AVENUE. 5th-ave. cor.
L S5th-st. ELEGANT suites 81 aparifn 'n;o
Of ten large light rooms and bath With
buffers pantry passenger and freight 'lc-
yator. Inquire on premises.
~ HE OSBORNE
L 57TH-ST.. CORNER 7TH.AVE.
\ desirable apartment 70 ,uhict Tor. siE
months or longer; furnished or UNFINISHED.
Inquire At Office
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tuork unnieo
Siales

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GINTIINAN ~ stardinr. teacher Of
y G"rll 4'.i trench, would accept p.-i-
ron in lr-t-0 lass hol-- q tutor ACCOMPANY
-infIr prf,on ~ iaiN,. 10 lu,"pe IA ,S fr.'.
I''N ~. ."-" '' '''-
w. &. IDDLN. Accountant, AZ last
II 1850
IL tfOulE. situation Zoo shop, good
- -ai.- ~ 81 .re,,f'n'"., all .r a.
dfr-- H. lAI NBA'h. care J.. J.. Mrlui7.
'i' 'h.'f".
Du...,ItuK ~ ,ouns man. Amcri-
ID go. ,,'.a.'l .,aI nenman. Adj.
...-- e.. o. i!irn' Dr0'.
n.N f- ..ula rt. .b A. h,.pef IN
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vu1 l.ll. f.lD.- tulnfai hnf. &c. en0f
- l.rr'H. NI-. -.t'a'i"9 n oli.r b."
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ID unt nf hotel .oirr iHl liable. call
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ID I'd ufus .n'fr good r'f'r nee. %.
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4 A~lill j. iAirfl'ir,i nan "AntH posi-
y fHn tr rI-'INr col 'A.'f ri'fh ih "a f'
.Uru.f SORT hotel rf.t references. Al
' Do DIT.
n iItl.I tsf tni -.Nu painter ,- foreman.
I .r SOIL. flI. -Hup lnd work on shares.
fflr..- tAII.lisI. 'rAINII.E -,5 last
f0lf...t.
IIIf. I.I nr IrIt.I.ft Nf strong young
IL ,r "a ,...... o.. 1ll.I gl,klE
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...n. M H. ,.INIlr unl +,
militia. ,~
L. N'si e. I.i.l. wants IH-' ton steam it''r.
Il iNt'N .r.-' INI f. nr.t nN'hiN'f can
Nf o.. t.' |.|f'f- lrrt d." I.N'' s.,
NfifN.. ! NtlNi il.. -it II 1,t--t, H'NuA-
rn. 20 no0r
L. Ii' llI'i1N i0unt man rollt liAe
IL f. .rf nnrA H- f".I-. 49,. tnl rfiAifrF.
iflf,.- q. BAL ilN 90 Noffi'.a''.,
I'Ll\ AINE ut W d.. YOUNG man
- Nan's p.- i'"n a' r.,'.'Ni iNnhri or
v,r1f< nrl>N ~ " ,-n..-t
L. li.l 80 So. lif-f.OIl-- r'nt REFERENCES
If.hun. Dnl...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

t., LiyeTpSo March :, p. m-cotton-rhe sales Of the
Futures closed steady American mdding low mid:
ding clause, March delivery i6id. sellers; March ana
JGId buyer May and June delivery sold. buyers
June and July delivery 9Gid. buyers July and Augise
August and september delivery sod. sellers sep
TENDER delivery, Std sellers; september and October
delivery 5i-6d sellers October and November delivery
Galveston March 7.-Co,ton firm; middling, 1850 low
niddng Lobe good ordinary. 10 Lice net and gross 70
ccips l95 bales exports to Great Britain. COB sales
20 stock, 20f25. wecyNct and receipts, 5Sta
bales "Apofts to Great Britain, 300 coastwise '232
Norfolk, March 7.-Cotton firm mddng 1osc net
G.GO7; coastwse. 375 sales 2f stock % go Weekly
H SaS 9S$ SSle 5 exports to Gfeas
Liverpool. March The weekly cotton statistics are
Total sales OF the week----...- a. oo0 PALE ps,es
Trad takine,, including forwarded iron
Actual export ................ 1000 bales
Total import $4,000 Da!es
Alu'fa os oS1 siSs
Total stock n3e Oo0 paieS
American $1,000 paieS
Total aioat i351oo bales
American io-ooo oaies
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool, March 7m3A5 p m.-Beef and pork In
poor demand lIams-The demand is improving. Bacon
In good demand cumberland cut. about % to 30 N.
firm so long clear mddles. about - n. arm az 3os;
demand Ro,in IN fair demand LardSDot and futures in
poor demand prime Western spot steady at 32 3D. wheat
improving: futures in good demand Hops at London
Pacific Coast-There Is nothing Offering
OIL MARKETS.
oil CITY, Penn, March 7INaona, transit certificates
sales, -o30OO tbs shipments GG5,15 bbs runs eO,c38
National r Trn. @er6catcs op"ned at az Closed
at 9is highest. %: lowest ?2'i.
opened AZ 93' co',d at 9i7; highest 9is lowest,
93ri cearances, 1900.
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g TUDEBAKER BROS. MFG CO..
- TIDEBAKEE BROS. M,F-G 90,
0iin Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-A corner on 3th-ave. new
building terms REASONABLE Price low;
no agents. Address L. b. CALLAHAN,
230 East 42d-st.
I AEGE lire West Side houses 10000
- 10 49,. 600. Flats. so 600 10 $50 600.
STEVENS. shave, cor. Ok. IT.
cS00 EACH. 417j cash. lots ls31-st..
DCOO near IerOr cave; bargain %
Prompt buyer. OWNER, Tribune Uptown
Once. ] y3S Brosdway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Rooms iOantco.

WAN -ris.t or second noor. f,r
w dental Office f1d ard JOfh $751; ifu
md 6'h aNc-.. wiNat. practice. PlhAlA-
\iNT. re West 23d--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Bonr0 ano Rooms.

~ piNON-ANE.-Llr9e sunny room,
- second floor. With board.
OF EAST nrn-Nr.- Furnished rooms
y 1 and hoiid. - and - 80 each
early breakfast u required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Domestic Glina,l1rs iUantt0
Females.

Females.
LADY hirhl, recon manded wishes po-
a .0u a. rAuarrr OF a house Wiling
anA oll!a.n- fond oi Children good -cafn-
-trc,s. = 81 ~ mshi--t.. BIO hiyn
liz MINDS of Nffmau wants. with
~ nl,t-c.as- references, Away, on hand,
for cts uf cuuutr; /. Sons lN>tl NJ y )
Employ mcnt bHran, - 3a-aNr.. near S,h-st.
~ OMPANlON q, q North German girl.
u good education and experience. a, ,ou-
vaniou % a lady. 200 town. country cor going
abroad good -Nlm~tre~- unc stands dress
masking; could give Irrman f--on- 90 one
OF two children reference, un'NrrpiInnll.
\dir SIS NJ L.. 33i prea;ur-.f.. brooAltn
EuAMREHM WAITRESS or
\ NotSNMOKh o.. ~ neat nfuAin girl
no objection o. tAc country. call Al tur
HOME BUREAU, las dth-aNe., near
lnfh--t.
GIAMHFHMAID CO.. WATrRr BY a
Y competent young eirl iu private family;
. years city references; lady can be- seen
] .23 2d-aNc.
CHNN'BERMAID and WAlTRE>>.-Bv
~ a Young Orfman-Au'iiran eirl make,
.alad. serves nicely and :, neat tidy
rhpuhrrmud city or country. with Mr..
TYLER. -, nth-aNc.
NuAMBEEWORK HOrsEWOHK. &c
I By Young girls, for cit, co. country. Tor
small wage. l3S 6th-aNe.. 40 IN. PROT.
F>TANr HOME BUREAU, ih house
above 10th $50.
IUAMRENMAID.- respectable
Young German woman speaks Eng
lish can sew. take care OF grown children
nr wait on invalid lady; good references
Please cali 1io 6th-SNe. 'ncar f2d-st.
EHNMEFRMAID and WAITRESS. BY
\ young Protestant; Is competent and
las good city references, city or country.
Please cali 40 0th-a>r.
f,nAMHfRMAlD aud WAITRESS by
< a Young gill ia small private
family good city references. IS 3d-avc..
3d bell.
CooK CnAMBERwoRK. Nc.-By
c1ambcrSork, ~ai,ns. &C.. COOL refer,
cnres. Ready 40 the HOME BUREAU,
1873 6th-aNe.. near lOth-st.
n OOK.-By a German Protestant woman
" H. good family cook understands
coarse washing American cooking city or
country; city references. iOl West flst-
It,, lst llight.
n OOK by u young WOMAN: excellent
- carver baker. desserts. game: can
take charge Of privat" Kitchen or hotel
city or country unqucstonable references
cal early. 351 ith-a,e.
~ OOK nor SEMAID.-By two neat re-.
y liable Americans, good. competent
cook neat. tidy houscmaid wash togcther;
best references city or country. with Mrs.
TYLER. 3ss 6th-ave.
~ OOK -BUTLEK.-B young Danish
" couple; speak English; man rs butler
or waiter: wife excellent cook or house
worker: can take charge ~ hotel or private
house. city or country excellent reference.
Apply 81 ith-aNH.
~ ODE ~ , wong. active. meas Nr't-
V - an Is hr-.-cla~s family cook; soups,
dessert. breads. side dishes also washing
II other duties permit; city or country.
ANNIE. 270 9th-aye.. near 1Tth'st. Mrs.
Halls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Friday. March 7.-BEENES-Receipts,, -
carloads hc,d23 carloads Of export steers az wee
hawen - carloads at Hobokon for slaughterrS 81 car
loads 6Otht Mr.. Eastman and IL carod> az J'r
scy CIV for market The business limited one
TODAY and while early sales made at good prices
the finish dull and trine weak 80
native sold at 81 2OiTi SO per loO
n and carload cornfed Colorado do at - G2 \ Few
bulls pedded out at 49, and dry COWS sold at Fl oOa
80 %. r,., ..,
refrfgcracd beef slow at scant 9c ~ ana American
cattle weak at lld12i2c, sflmatcd dressed weight
SHIPMENTS to-day and include 80 cattle on
the Lake Ncpgon for Meyers Iouscman $50 cattle on
400 ON frr italy the Spain for NJ Goldsmith
ilO do on the Nelson Morris 1860 quarters
~ hne on the Italy. Spain and Ethiopian for Eastmins
Comav and IA sheccp South American ports making
tn,l for tho exclusive Of the dressed beef the
Auranfa ot reported, OF . i3 cattle l24o6 quvers
sale 81 Goldsmith u cornfed Colorado Steers. 13tl
a,er,re al Cpl, per 100 ~ II Chicago Natives 1904
at 81 so 90 do 1899 n, at ~ go 10 do 1894 ~ az
- newton & Giett 81 Lancaster COUNTY Pom steers
do 90 ~ at 81 -; DO. 1910 n, at t3 % 1 do $50
"' ~ 4 Munroc: so Chicago Steers, 1904 =. At - 20 ;
II DO 1850 ~ at - % 3 do lilf n at ~ p 81 do
iIG,0 1875 T. pri'Ire terms
- II hicI'her-on & Co.: state Dry Cows. 1918 y, at
- - : Do 1910 y 40 - - . do. 80 ~ n ~ 30
- plan, Urn. = = western Bulls. 1870 y, a. -.
wren CONS-Onlv g head received. Dull and weak
f,r common stock. Good cows steady.
D. n. phof-on & co. sold Cows (caf included FOR
do for
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iOork Planted.
AIalca

AIaIcs
A FiESTCIASS ENGINEER wants
~ stu tlun - years experience In large
plant ir-t-cla,, recommendations. Al
Dire. for on, week SINCERITY. Tribune
once.
COMPETENT and experienced account
~ HHt coIrt- pondcAt ana oAlrc man. of
Lll-l. aye who can show excellent record
and references. J. open for any l"' ition Of
tfii.t 800 good house. rfqi iiinr reliable man.
Adarr-, &. -. Box 80. Tribune Hnrr.
An EXPERIENCED dDublc-entry book
n keeper wants "A ledger b. Keep evenings
and SATURDAY, afternoons. Addf'-s BOOK
KEEPER pnt I" ihunD N0ir"
HIGHLY educated gentleman or stand
~ iau would lake full charge OF properly
and manage other household Affairs 10 per-
f.ct aatl .fnction. Address Boz 20, LIB
..d-avc.
4 CCOU NTANT.-A hr,t-ciars double en-
uo.ition: best Testimonials. Address LX-
rEKILNCED, Cox .. Tribune onicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Conntrn.Real Csiatc for Sale.


A sENCY FOR MONICLAlR.-Hdnd
N some residences and luiIdIng sites for
sale; houses 10 let, furnished or unfur-
nished. TUBES 4 TAYLOR. D Bcckman-st.
At CRAWFORD. y. j.; II miles from
n New-YOfk 40 trains daily iine gen
tleman's place; IL rooms all modern I'm
prOycments; barn. ice-housc; all kinds Of
fruit splendid shade. fishing, boating and
bathing; . churches and fine graded school
Will DE sold cheap 10 speedy purchaser
on account 81 owner going abroad terms u
suit. Photographs and ful. particulars at
the Office Of JAS. w. FERGUSON, l43
Broadway. y. y.
IL LEGANT country seat with 100 acres.
II one hour out by rail, on the Hudson
River, east side; Will De sold cheap; La
ext Lsive view ~ the scenery for miles
McHARG. 1877 Broadway.
no BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Fine gain and dairy farm; l05 acre,
good buildings - minutes fipm lhllac'i-
phia, Penn. 4 mile from principal sta
ton acres In borough viii take 30 per
acre; worth 500. ALVIN b. FELT,
Quakertown, Penn.
Dor other real estate ads see 9Th pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Females.

Females.
IA MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD.
70 WEST a2D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC .dALE
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated.
Servants breaking engagements VIII be
s<sinissed from Office and forfeit all claim
70 fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
20 WEST z2D-ST.
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Y willing to do anything suitable for o
girl Of l.: ready for work Thursday, ana
Nil trv - merit a steady home good hand
with children. ApDlE, go 6th-aNe.. near
I-fh-~t Mrs Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Az AsHING.-By a respectable woman
dress LAUNpRESS. 74a 36-aYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Dor other real estate ads see 9th pagej
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
SAM WOES.
His Wife Refuses to Furnish Him More
Capital. and He Pursues Her.

His Wife Refuses to Furnish Him More
Capital. and He Pursucs Her.
BY the standard Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 25.-Sam Morgan, who
conducts a saloon and grocery store at
the corner Of Mercury and Wyoming
streets, was horn under an unlucky star
II n man was ever so unfortunate. Nor
gan's troubles, like hope which is said TO
''spring eternal" are never ended. No
sooner docs he extricate himself from
dilemma than he il up TO his shoulders In
another. He has been repeatedly arrested
and fined for fighting, quarreling, thnmp-
ing his wife, and other similar INSIDE
meanors, and has paid almost as
much money into the city treasury as the
two G~odcheaux. All this however IN
only PREDATORY To the fact TINT Samuel "
In trouble once more not with the law, Il
il true. but in trouble all the same. and
should he carry out the threats which he
Is charged with having uttered he will then
also find himself In q catch as catch can
tumble with law n its minions.
The foundation of Samuels present
difficulty, rs in many previous oncs.is AM
ME Morgan, who he claims Is his lawful
wife; hut which claim the woman rcsents
as false and malicious, Notwithstanding
his solemn assertion that they have been
married ii years. Capital for the BUSH
ness he Is now conducting was furnished
by the woman, who says she gave him
$500. For a while Morgan attended to
business and flourished accordingly. Sue
cess seemed to turn his head and he be-
gan 10 drink and gamble, and he
soon found himself with no capital
and a daily decreasing business as a
reminder of his poor management. His
license became due and he made n de-
mand on his wife for moro money. The
demand did not meet with that ready
sarapltanna urhinh llnraafarivaH Sirailnr
demands made In former lines. This in
ccnsed him and he, so says Mrs. Morgan,
threatened to kill her. Knowing from cx-
pcricncc that he was possessed Of a viol-
ent and ungovernablc temper, Mrs. Nor.
aana s sSenssally '" lea sSe'e'f the h'r cissi
unobscrved she made her way to the Nc
Namara house, where she has been for
the last three days without daring To go
for her meals, fearing that Morgan would
see and kill her. This afternoon Morgan
in some way learned OF his wife's where
abouts and going to the house, denounced
her To the landlord as a woman who was
not all that she should he, whcreupon h
was ordered 20 leave the house. Some
one hearing Morgan's violent language
and threats, dispatched a boy after a POI
liceman, who soon returned with Officer
Waters.
When tho officer arrived ON the scene
he found another policeman already
ahead Of him. He was leaving with the
woman under his protection. The woman
secured another room i'm a different part
81 the city and sent word 20 n man said
To have been Morgan's clerk 10 come and
see her. To one of the officers she stated
that she had tired of Morgan and
was afraid that he would kill her, as he
had often threatened tn do, M she had
resolved To skip with the man for whom
she had sent. Her new lovers name she
II
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
LACKING IN PATRIOTISM
Judge AcHatton RebukeS Men Who are
Only Half Citizens.
Great Numbers Who Have Failed to
Take Out Their Final Papers
The Lewis Jury Finally
Complete.

by the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March 25.-It IL estimated that
there are about 1000 men In Silver Bow
county who nave taken out their first pa
pcrs, and only about 400 who have taken
out their second papers. The conse-
quencc If this fact was noticeable this
morning when "A men were examined as
To their qualifications tn serve as jurymcn.
Out OF the "a, II were excused for one
thing or another, most of them because
they were not full citizens. Judge McHat-
ton administered n sharp rcbukc To those
had not taken out their second papers.
Some OF them had taken out their first
papers 10 or II years ago. and had not yet
become full citizens. The Judge said that
such action is not patriotic, and that III
the men who have taken out their first
papers n not their con are dissatis-
He'd with the country they should return
To the countries from which they camc.
II, however, they thought America n good
country to rcmain in they should do their
duty by becoming full citizens.
Another venirc was issued returnablc ut
> o'clock this afternoon and most Of the
afternoon was in obtaining "a
jury satisfactory To both sides. The de-
PENDANT, Frank NJ. Lewis, sat In the court
room between his counsel. T.. -. Booth
and +. L. Mcbride. Lewis is boyish i'm
appearance, bcardless, and apparently
mol more than ~ years old. He u i'll
dictcd for murder in the first degree. He
is accused Of shooting and killing his
room-matc, Steve Johnson, in their room
in a house in Montana street. The boys
worked together i'm a butcher shop and had
q quarrel. The story at The time was that
johnson had threatened To whip Lewis.
The latter went To his room about y
o'clock on the evening of September ~
and soon after Johnson followed him.
The accusation is that Lewis shot John
son. as they were In the room together.
Tho panel was exhausted by I o'clock
this afternoon and another venirc was
issued returnablc ut 4 o'clock this even
ing. 10 which time the court adjourned.
This evenings session Of the district
court was occupied entirely in examining
jurors as 10 their qualifications for sitting
ON the case. II was after 10 o'clock be-
fore n jury was finally obtained. IL Is
| composed of Mat lelandc. George W.
Andrews, Alexis Campbell, Robert Orms-
10y. William Coombs. John Devlin, James
Hendrew, Fred Kcrth, X. w. Sampson,
James p. Buckley. Michael Noenan. For
est Hood.
The actual trial Of the ease will begin
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Thc cou instructed the clerk ndc his
supervision In issue a veniru for a grand
jury, rcturnablc "Wednesday April = al IL
"a. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
Van Buskirk D. q Slick One.

by The Standards Spectral Wire.
BrTrE, March Evan Buskirk, the
cook who got married so rapidly early one
morning last week, is apparently as UNI
grateful Ia those who would help him as he
is slick and cheeky in working people. ON
the memorable night when he was mar
ned he woke up Joe Whatley, proprietor
OF the Royal cafe, where he had worked
as cook one and one-half days, and ~
qucstc,l a loan of -, az hc was
TO be married. The money was
promptly loaned. On Saturday Van
Buskirk called again OH Mr.. Whatley
old him that the story published in the
STANDARD was false. promised to begin
work for hin again Sunday morning and
requested a loan Of SO more on the
ground that be had no place To keep his
wife. Mr.. Whatley is well.kuown to he a
very kind-hearted gentleman, and further
more was fayorably impressed with Van
Buskirk's ability as a cook. 80 he lent him
he $40. But the cook did not show up
Sunday morning nor since. He is sup
posed In be communicating with his own
rare ingratitude.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
A LETTER FROM MR.. BRYANT.
The First News From the Man Whose
Wife Was Killed by Their SON.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March ga letter was received
yesterday from Thomas Bryant. whose
son shot and killed his mother AT Burling-
ton last month. The letter was written
Ia Mrs. Green, the lady who ooh charge
of the two little girls made mothcrlcss by
the deed of their unnatural brother. Mr..
Bryant instructed Mrs. Green Ia take
charge of the children and also of all
property left by his wife, moneys chattcls
and everything else of value, and re-
qicstcd particularly thai she hould look
after the money, saying that from what
his wife had written Ia him before
her death she had evidently accumulated
quite "A sum-. A gentleman well acquainted
with Mrs. Bryant and possessed of con-
siderable knowledge concerning her at
fairs to-day stated TO "A STANDARD re-
porter that hc was of the opinion that
Mrs. Bryant at the time of her death had
considerable more money than was
bered. took several hundred dollars be-
longing Ia his mother when he attempted
to escape after having shot her. Repeated
efforts have been made tn find the re-
mainder Of the money the unfortunate
woman is supposed To AVE left behind,
written by Bryant was dated
February IL at Broken Hill. New South
Wales, and in add tion 90 the Instructions
Ia Mrs. Green also stated that Bryant had
purchased some property n erected a
house. having intended To ser for his
family and make his home there. The
property he aid he would sell as soon as
possible and return To Butte. The reason
he did not telegraph was because of the
great expense, as IN ordinary message
would cost tween $40 and $50, aud its
extreme breyity would have prevented
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