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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
The Chalk Talker makes lots of fun.
Lolita.

Lolita, the creator and leading example of
the soubrette star, comes to Helena. Thurs
day night. March Il, remaining three nights.
This charming little actress should receive
a warm welcome, it being the occasion of
her first visit to this city. "Musette," her
favorite, has been chosen for the opening
play. Ina" her musical comedy, will be
the bill Friday night. Saturday night she
will be seen as Mag in Belasco and Green's
comedy drama, Pawn Ticket 21O.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
Pen nsylva
Lines.
New Equipment.

New Equipment.
The equipment of the Pennsylvania Lines
increases with the growth of the traffic.
New coaches, new locomotives, new Pull
man Sleeping and Dining cars have recently
been added to the rolling stock, not mere
built especially for the Pennsylvania SER
vice after latest and most approved speci-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
District Court Docket.

District Court Docket,
Minnesota Steam Thresher company va.
Felix Landry. Ten days extension granted
to file motion for new trial.
Eugene 4. Hatch Va. Joseph Ostrey,
Judgment by default for $s76.4O and S15O
attorney fees.
Hooker VI. Jefferis. Demurrer to part of
replication overruled.
Fitz va. Newberry. Decree of foreclosure
and judgment entered for 81, 1860 and $3.50
attorney fees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
:. TWO DISTRICT COURTS.
Arranging to Divide Business Betwee
Judges Hunt and Buck. 81.

Arranging to Divide Business Between
Judges Hunt and Buck.
Carpenters began operations yesterday
afternoon partitioning off the back part OF
the district court room. under the gallery,
SO as to make three apartments for Judges
Hunt and Buck and their stenoRraphers.
On Monday next the district court will sit
in two sections, each with a Judge. The
district cour room will be known as No.
and will take care of all odd numbered
cases, 1t will be presided over by Judge
Hunt, who will also have charge of probate
matters, insanity cases, and the like. Judge
Buck will sit in court No. 2, which will take
charge of all even numbered cases. 1t will
be in the supreme court room. The two
judges have prepared new rules of proceed
ure, which will be made public to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10

Choice French and English fashions in dres,
goods just receiyed ut Sands Bros.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10

Rodgers warranted silver plated ware Mt less
than cost at The Bee Hive. '""o
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10

Only a few lamps left ut The Bee Hive. and
they are being sold at less than cost. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10

First arrivals Of tn g season in new spring dress
goods at Sands Bros.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10

The latest sensation is the new novel by Lieut..
Alvarado Il. Fuller. United States army, entitled
A.. ID. 2UUO. On sale at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
Court House Notes

Court House Notes.
In the supreme court yesterday the appel.
liant in the case of Rose E. Smith agains,
the Helena and jefferson railroad wa,
granted leave to withdraw transcript with.
out prejudice.
United States District Attorney Weed
has gone to Seattle on business.
Marshal Furay left Helena yesterday for
Virginia City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-10
THE GENTLE CHINOOK.

Teaspoons 1915 cents per dozen and table
spoons only Is cents refdozen at The Bee Hive.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

-. . NO aaA An attachment has been granteo
roins+ the money and stock Of the corporation III '
American Exchange National Bank, ana agaihsV sur
% The New York Central Railroad Company heiu W
the company. ~,
cs,rre Uuyper fifty years old, Of No $40 seVehVl,
- t.omntod IN commit suicide yesterday In III
NJ despondency. He took an OverooSe ol IauU -
ond when his condition discovered ne was 'hAo ~
60 .ns Long Island College Hospital. His recovery
Is not expected -.
rno no,,ce arrested Luigi Bernattsa, thrtytwo
wears old of No 400 East Onehundred ana -tlr W
st New York as he was about to take s'e~ =
Italy Yesterday. A charge of grand larcehS -.
nrefcrred by Carlo LAMA, jeweller. OF NO. 2,-l4
ave. New-York lie said that he intrusVeu hel
iev,erv worth 81 100 to sell for him ana hau i00'
no return.
,os.Db Walsh OF No 7O4 Union-st., VINO IS uiu'l
arrest for stealing large amount OF properly ,,
70 his sister pleaded guilty in the Adams ououV
Court Yesterday His sister asked for HIS go o.
as he had promised TO reform. The mat'or wa"
allegiance. .a
w.t.. v-o,,.r tho voune servant who attemp'eu
=. o,tt snicide a week ago by swallowing uoSo vi
raregoric and then turning on the gas lh "', 80
in the house of Mrs. Nelson, NO =o4 No"P 9, -
able TO leave the hospital yesterday "' -.
TO the Lee Avenue Police Court on ci'drso Vi 10
ing to commit suicide. She pleaoeu gum Tho gtrI
Temandcd untl hcAJ "ech 'i -. .ho noison
told the reporters that she had taheh W. Io"oTI,
,na,so che could not secure the affections Oh 'osep
sherer Sherer is now in JUL
Mrs Lena Slverstein, fOry-hve years olu u W. w.
100 south Third-st., took a quantity ol e"D houe" ~
Datsn Yesterday by mistake and Is now i'll " ~ 80,
condition She drank the poison III i''"
r,. cohuobi,n Harvest Festival at Deckelmahh >
p,drovood Park after four days of success closed lasI
evening with display of fireworks. FUZZY o,oVO ~
ncrsons were present during the day ana evening 10
,ake mart in the festivities. The festival win up. %
on SUNDAY for one day. This day the Alis Va '"'
festival will be crowned.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI. J.
JERSEY CITY

JERSEY CITY. .
ONLY HONEST MEN GO WITHOUT ihi1ir - ,1a,
To supply easy places Tor co"NioVo, hnothors
.ge ro,itical heeIers and cousins, unces' Dro'eiS
~ I,,ang and = few dsinterested honest men, TIC
prd of strect and Water Commissioners ran SO h'u0'
hcbind financially that the city was iorceu W ''"
$3.50 600 bonds 10 meet the dchclehcy' Inc Do
- r,nnco oxacted a promise from the street ana
water Board at the time that the expenses Vi tnae %
noord ,vouId he reduced 10 honest hgure' A"e
poard Of Finance when the promise was VioiaVeu, ~
scd 70 concur In the pay-rolls of the Street ana "Vr
Board. ,,o
A meeting was held by the Finance Commissioners
ueday night and the unpaid rolls for the men ~
the Bellevue pumping station Tor May June a'u 'u,'
were again presented. They were accohpdieu ny '0
following letter "We appeal to You to pass our pay
rolls for the last four months and also In 'e lu'u0
to endeayor to let us have our money as qulchS a.
possble Taking advantage of the present Crisis ue
lenders have advanced their percentage from .
nor cent 10 10 per cent. We are paid low rate Vi
wages for the work perform For instance d son-
eral workman receives 500 month Ater paying w
pcr cent to money lenders and 80 ~ rairOad lae "o
have S44 80 for "a months salary" Thls was slgneu
ny nine engineers twelve firemen nine coal passers'
two machnists two maSOnS one carpenter one DiSch-
smith one helper and eighteen general workmel; ,
earned their wages The Commissioners agreed TO re-
mort the pay rolls for concurrence or
~ thr ncH meeting There is the greatest indignation
Se,t Aranst Mayor Cleveands street and Water Board
FOR giving fat salaries to cOnvcts and making the DUR
den of lack of funds fall Oh honest men,
The members OF the Union League Club have decided
TO give reception to General f. Burd Grueb' united
states Minister to Spain, on the evening OF october B.
Everv effort will be made by the club TO make this
affair one of the most brilliant ever given in the state
Thomas DOnOhue nineteen years old, g'O|ler
worker" was convicted in the Court Of General sessions
Yesterday of manslaugher He caused the death OF
Thomas Flynn, Of PavOniaave the night OF DecIa-
tion Day by striking him with half Of brick after
q fight.
Caroline Bush Of Staten Island, obtained Sl,15O
damages from jury yesterday. she sued the Central
Raiir9ad Company of New Jersey for $4,000 for In
inres She sustained through the carelessness of a
brakeman a train when she attempted 10 leave IL
al the Bergen Point station.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wrSTCUFSTTR COUNTY.


MOUNT VERNON.-The recent entertainment az tn'
Crescent Club house wen for the Teheft Of The Iro-
une Fresl-Air Fund more successful thah was
anticipated The net amount raised toward giving
cbDdrsn I'm the tenement houses in New-fork a Two
weeks vacation in the country was 800 90 .
The animal inspection of the Fire Department which
il always brilliant street display, Will take pace 10
morrow night There viii be eight active companies
&, limo besides thc exempt fremen and two companies
Of Juniors. The parade will take place aicr tne IN,
sppctjon and the citizens are requested 70 defOale
and illuminate their homes. The line VIII form AT
Fourthave and Sec0ndst. On aatutudS 9tucl 1l
cent Club will De played. Mss Flshel has won hrst 1
prize in the ladies' singles All OF the pIlzs WIN i ~
presented on saturday evening after winch there VIII
be dancing and refreshments.
TARRYTOWN.-The Republican Senate Convention
for the XIIh senate District, comprising the couhue'
of Wcschester and R0ckland, Will be led az tne
Franklin House, broadway, the first week III OCTOBER
PURDY'S STATION.-The general merchandise store
OF 5 n smith, jr., at this place, was broken open o
Tuesday night and goods worth $3.50 were stolen
suSnicion rests upOn several men who known to be
employed on the Titicus Dam Improvement
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIFTGN.-When william CasSe !, TIE contractor
who is constructing the new county ROAD IRON
Clifton 10 Tottenvile. was driving along vanderbilt
ave Yesterday afternoon, his Of inspection, he
WAS sud ienl. stopped by number of his ltahan
laborers The men said they had not been paid their
weeks wages and furlously demanded their money.
The men surrounded Mr.. Caswells carIiage while one
~ the Italians held the hOise by the bride and re
fused TO permit their employer to drive away. Mr.
Caswen who said that he had $1,000 in cash with
him at the time became frightened, as he feared the
angry mob intended TO rob him. lie finally sue
ceeded I'm assuring the Itallans that he would pay
them in the evening and they became quiet and
allowed him to drive away. Mr.. Caswel then swOre
ont a warrant i'm Justice Kulmanns court Tor The
leader Cussepp Dargostno lie was arrested and
locked up ut police headquarters on a charge OF
malicious mischief .... Coroner Hughes at clifton
Yesterday ended the inquest in the case OF Robert
Wilson the prosperous baker. who lived at No. %
East Fifty ninth st., New York, and whose body was
washed ashore mt Clifton last saturday. The jury
returned verdict Of accidental drowning. the belief
being held that he had fallen intO the Bay while
suffering from an epileptc ht
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

STILL EAGER TO USE THE TROLLEY SYSTEM
Application was made in the General Term OF the
Supreme Court yesterday for the appointment OF com
missioners 20 decide whether the Coney Island ana
brooklyn Railroad Company can be permitted TO
change It's motive power from horses to the over
head trolley electric traction system in Coney Island
ave from Frankln-ave. to Ffteenth-st alongside OF
Prospect. Park and in Fifteenthst. and Nnth-ave to
Ninth-st.
Objections were made by S. NJ. Aitkin, representing
Mrs Catherine b. Aitkin, on the ground that the
change Of motive power would be a constant source
of danger and u menace to lie and hmb' while ,ne
noles and wires would disfgure and obstruct the
street S. V. Lowell, counsel for other property
owners. ioned in the objections. The court Will
hand down a decision In few days.
The application was denied by the State Board OF
paiIroad Commissioners, after several hearings be-
cause The CITY, as the of Prospect Park, which
extends ON one side of the route refused TO consent
A. ,ho change Of motive power, and enough property
o,ners on the other side also opposed 10 prevent the
comnony from getting the needed consents Of one half
of he property affected. The supreme Court com
mission if appointed, will be empowered To give con
sent In lieu Of the property -ownefs
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
A FALL OPENING OF RARE INTEREST.

few years ago when people from near and
far To see the sights OF the great metropolis 1t was Gus
tOmary TO take them % the Statue Of Liberty on Bed
lows Island To- tie BroOklyn Bridge. TO the great build
ings OF the ctv from whose towering roof, panorama
Of city country. river and met their When
this was exhausted. they taken 10 theItres mu-
seums Of art prisons benevolent and charitable in
stitutons and then they were told they had seen all
the sights the citv afforded. The wonderful growth
and expansion Of the NevY drs goods stores within
the last few years however has opened up a and
almost nexhaustible field for the sehtseer and IL not
infreauently happens that the attractions Of the
departments in immense establ, ,hments OF this kind
are now the first points Of interest visited. The outo
town visitor. 10 use an oulOftovn expression "st1kes
a bee-lne" for NewYorks diygoOds stores. and often
becomes so entanged in the maze Of captivating ar
ces Of all sorts offered there for sale that the objects
which formerly were the sights of New-York are. in
fact put ''out OF sight,
70 disastrous 10 The DocketboOk Of the ont utoftown
resident these visits 10 these Meccas Of all that
beautiful attractive in the dry goods line that il has
become the custom to purchase return tickets in
advance for tempting the bargains and so beautl-
fu the goods that only the most determined shoppers
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
LONG ISLAND

PATCHOGUE.-Oystermen from neghborng villages
met on Tuesday night In Music Hall for the purpose
Of organizing a protective association. This course
was resorted to in order TO protect them from the
action Of Iessr Strong Spear representatives OF the
heirs of Jacob smith, who have recently leased the
oyster beds in great South Bay TO several NewYork
people. This bore directly the men who depended
on the oyster beds to gain living 70? themselves and
their families. The organization perfected by the
election OF the following officers: Al,is Jarvis prc'i-
dent NJ G.. Virgins. secretary VI ID. Van DeuScn.
treasurer An executive committee OF two from each
village was appointed with Instructions TO organize
village cluls and To raise funds for the defence Of the
bay men 4 resolution adopted to the effect that
in the opinion OF those present II was essential % their
welfare 10 have the town Of Broothaven purchase the
Interest I'm the bay now held by the smith heirs
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

,,.rchase inst so much and more than they In
tended when starting out.
There are few displays OF dIygoods In ths oV tlaO
- - ,-oarlno on the pCcketb0Ok as that OF H.
oyolu a Co... in slxth-ave Their semi,annual open
,rgs are looked forward to with keen interest 30
ginning on Monday this firm has been eA"'oVnS i''
SI1 to oporatons OF French millinery. me slght COT
snv s s one worthy being included IN the p9'S M n ~
t Interest in this city. such marveis Oh inc NH ,ai
sIeas h' art such masslng OF coloFs. suSb
iLngc HdIscato shades and such exquisite wo.t
hip have rarely been this slde OF the ~,
an1ic when husbands and fathers grumole nnOn
oc sol for he. IL would be stroke OF DriiaO
ptSns% AZ hiring them 10 this wonderful exhibition and
Pi POis thew are entirely destitute OF all sense OF % tie
ppl0,ti,ni the chances that they VIII NOT onS @
,adiv nav the $25. but Will In all proDaDly. Sat 70
scst some higher priced article which NAV c"p"'"'0
l The bonncts which have been most admired az eiS
hihjtlon are the works of such Partisan houses IS
Ely Cretaux. Faulkner: Never, Colomb anu a M
rba onon crown hat. with delicate let work. II ono Vi
~ nrctiest fashions that has been brought OUT IN
tirne while the scale trimmed hat also Is %
nuor The cloak and Jacket department OF tnis stVre
ESQ is ready with its fall imDorlatlons NeNeI; VIII, w
iet embroidery the principal feature OF ths Inc oi
the fall.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
FOR CAUSING LITTLE BOYS DEATH.

Mrs Mary Van Blsrcon, OF 30. 1872 Park-ave., was
srained In the Lee Police Court yesterday on
charge of manslaugher. The woman was charged with
causing the death OF William Foster, the eightyear-od
stepson OF John TruNton. TruNton conducts small
store on the ground OF No l52 ParSave' and lives
With his family in the Mrs. Van Barcoh occupies
the second floor On Monday night while young Foster
who was sickly child. was lying asleep on the lounge
IN his mothers apartments Mrs. Van BlareOn came down
Stair She was in state Of excitement ana meeting
Ar, Truxton In hallway, asked her where the boy
willie could found Mrs TruNton sara he was
seepIng on the lounge. Without further inquiry Mrs
Van Rlatcon went to the whore the little fellow was
ana drawing beneOth the folds OF her dress
coa. 70 beat him. She raned blow after bioW Oh the
bodv of the boy. Aftcr administering the beating MIS-
Van Rlareon went TO her rooms.
The boys body found e. be frghuuiY bruised ana
n, 4 r. Given OF No 3l7 Elcyentn-st., was called H.
The boy was unconscious when the physician hrst saw
him and died on Tuesday night DR.. Given reiuseu u
s, certificate Of DEATH and informed the police VINO
arrested Mrs Van BsrcOn According to the statement
Of Mrs Van Barcon the police, she had administered
the beating 10 boy because he bad abused her tee
year.od child Josephine. Mrs. Van Bsreon pleaoea ho
guilty to the charge and she was held without Ds
await the action Of the Cotoners Jury
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
no JOIN THE s2D REGIMENT.

The Flatbu.h Military Company, comprising forty-eght
Young men Of the town. will assemble at the Town nan AZ
O'Clock this evening be sworn ia and enlisted as at
uf Company X S2d Regiment OF BrooNlyn Inc recruit
viii undergo medical examination by surgeon David ,.
rucas and Assistant Surgeon Frederick j. WOOD after
which they will duly and enlisted In the regiment
,x Colonel II. c. Clark. assisted by Major Alfred T.
steers and AdIutant william Van Der Clue. Of the S2d
peein,ent second Lieutenant Alfred w. simpson, OF
comnaov g. has been detailed temporarily 20 take COM
mand OF Company X. First Lieutenant w. c. Noble oil
Company A. 14th Regiment will have command Of Com.
p.py 32d Regiment when IL is thoroughly reorsanlled
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

crossing the gates were up but the horses
vvare about TO cross the track the gateman lowered
the gates II frightened the horses and they spraus
forward on the track Muller looked up the rails anu
saw an engine approaching rapidly The passengers
saw il too and also that both gates were down ana
the car was hemmed In. They endeavored TO get OUT
OF the door 10 escape, but before they could 90 30
WuIler struck his horses with whip and they d'Sheu
forward against the wooden bar that Is used US gate;
The animals carried il away and the was dragged
across the track Just as the engine rapidly passed the
hack Of H. No one was injured and the driver was
warmly thanked for his presence OF mind
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
NEWARK,

BECAUSE HER HUSBAND LOVED HIS MOTHER
Mrs. Thomas Smith, tbrtysix years old, nvlns IN
Harrison, was found dead in her room last evening
by her husband She had taken strychmhe' On
the table was a note written by her saying that her
husband loved his mother better than he did herself
Eighteen months ago Smith brought his mother from
England. The wife did not approve OF IT, ,rs niA
months ago the mother returned to England Inc
woman leaves no children.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
RTOONFTETD

The 18th Regiment y. J. Volunteers hed us r-
union Yesterday at Bloomfield. business session was
hold in the afternoon followed by street parade
which was participated in By Grand Army Post No.
81 and the fire department. After the parade 'hcre
was dinner in the new Church of the sacred hers, &
mt which Judge DOdd presided, ana Specehes "0io
made by several wcll-iinOwn veterans
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee, Grand Opera HOUSE
Hall, y.
g,ookIvn Jockey Club races. Gravesend 2:i5 p NJ
Papd Transit Commissioners, No. % Wiam-st', D. "'
UnyeiIing Of Soldiers and sailors Monument fonKerS'
$50 p. m. - Wi,
p. m. s oar
NewYork Chicago baseball match. Polo Gfounos "'''
y. m. ., c,..,a.
Mckinley Republican Club. Xlth AssemoS D
No 107 West Thirty.fourth-st., p. H.
Southern Society trustees, evening. ,
Fassett and vroornan Campaign Club OF the 'Il"'
Assembly District Hardman Hail. 8 p M
Irish National Federation Cooper UnAon p. H. NJ
Music In East River Park by 9th Regiment Sahu' ''
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
n.rurREn ARouT THE TOWN.

Arrangements have been completed for the dedica-
t,on ,f the new First Reformed Church. az seventh
ave and Carrollst. Sunday. september %. The
s,rmon of dedication will be preached by DR.. David
= pur-u nj the Collegiate Church in Ncw-York. The
church cost about quarter OF a million dollars.
suits have been begun by Mrs. Eliza r. White, wife
of Josiah T. White against the Mddlesex Mutual As
surance Company to recover insurance money upon
property destroyed by fire at Portland, Conn., The
company refused to pay the insurance and suit Ii
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
ORANGE.

The bodies Of the two youns men, Harry Il. ran, an.
child and Walter H. DOdd who were u'o"'eu ~
Won vuu on saturday night were found yesterday
,,oroirc Hoatinr in the water near Ellzabethport
TELEGRAM was sent t. Orange and an undertaken went
at once and took the bodies to that city. b0t Nerc
buried i'm ROsedale Cemetery YESTERDAY ateFiIoo'
The funeral service will be held thls aiterhooh'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

More than seventy-one cases Of typhoid fever have
been reported during the present month rev OF uho
noScd to have been increased by the opening of dwell
ings closed for the summer months.
Jury in the case of the Richardson Beneilcal hs-
socafion against the Sarin City. River ana HarnOr
Transportation Company. for $1,000 DAMAGES aw;rleu
thc plaintiff 1862 7D The suit was brought on ac-
count of the falure of the company 20 take the asSo
citation on an excursion July %, 1eOO
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
EIIZABETH.

A TRUSTED OFFICIAL AN EMBEILLER.
Charles BarhOld. wellknOwn labor man I'm Eliza
beth and for several years secretary Of the Elizabeth
branch of the German MachlnStS' Union, is in cell
at police headquarters charged with embezzng money
from the order Barh0ld has been for thirty an
empIoye of the Singer sewing Machine Company and
was high1S esteemed by its managers, few days
ago his books were examined. 1t was found he had
drawn money for two men who had been dead some
wears and this startling discovery was followed by
Others Thirty eight Of alleged embezzlement
by him have been discovered and charges them made
20 the authorities 1t is said about fifteen TO
follow.
Barhold confessed TO Chief Tenny yesterday after
noon and said he had been stealing from the society
for five years. His plan of operation to forge
the name of some member TO blank certificate Of
illness and forward IL 10 the grand treasurer Of the
union Henry Barlow, of No. 80 First-ave New-lOrk
with request that he remit to BarhOld the amount Of
benefits the certificate called for. The embezzlement
was reported special meeting of the delegates of the
order held on Tuesday night In New-YOrk, and Bar
holds Immediate arrest resolved upon. A com
mittee came at midnight 10 Elizabeth, woke up the
Chief of Police and explained how matters stood. The
chief sent an officer with them TO BarhOlds house. No.
l55 nslee Place, where he Canght. II was his
intention 10 take a train to New York hour later.
lie was taken the police station. lie will be ar
Tagned this morning. lie Is forty five Years old
ried and has four children.