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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-20

ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke.
Adolf Hoist, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Mackey, de-
PENDANT.
The state of Montana sends greeting to ths
above named defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in IN action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
OF the state OF Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the
day Of ~service) after the service on you Ut this
summons. if served within this county; or. If
seryed out of this county. but within this district.
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days.
or judgment by default will be taken against you
according to tho prayer Of enid complaint
The aid action Is brought to obtain a juds.
$40 II, upon an account for lab and materials
furnished on contract and q docreo forecloslng u
mechanic's lien securing said account upon the
property described in the complaint on file
herein to which you arc referred ior = more par
ticular state and costs Of. suit, including
S2S attorneys fees and 81 for filing lien.
And you arc hereby notified that il You fail to
s ,dpapn;sss and tS snsw We, the n,. sn,d ;SSom NIL As above
against You and apply to tho court for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court Of tho First judicial district Of tho
state of Montana In and for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke. this cath day Of May. In the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-two
IsrAL.I JOHN BEAN. Clerk
-, By H. G. FIREMAN, Deputy. Clerk.
J. n. Clements. Attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tho employees OF wellk and cnterprising hrin
~ H. 0Nrul & Co. will have brilliant reception and
musical entcrta Friday evening a. the LfOA y'
eeum Elaborate preparations being made by the M
tuaI Benefit Association Of II. O'Nel Co.'S Employees,
which has affair charge.
The West Side Republican Club will have dinner at the
clrbrooms Hotel Endlc0tt Eighty second st. and Colun-
busa,e., this evening at o'clock Entertaining siel~-
ers are promised by committee, Of which william A.
Daily is chairman.
The courses evening lectures 10 the people. under
the auspices Of the Beard VI Lducaon were continued
last evening IN Grammar Schools Nos To- 70. lo g. g.
3d. 49, and In tho Hebrew Institute, East Broadway and
Jsne-o a..t Among the subjects discussed were THE
Planets" The Star OF Empire" Tho Benefit. Of Hr-
Inoous Literature" The Great Amazon" THE Anefi-
Constitution" and storc and Picturesque America"
The lectures were well attended.
Professor Augustus c. Merriam Of the chair ~ Greek
archaeology and pgIaIhy ia Columbia College. will iect
ure O.Inorrow evening Hamilton Hall "Mycens'
AT"
Francis wsyand dean Of the Yale College Law School,
will preside at the fourth conference Of the Prison
ciaton No ls5 East Elfteenthst. tomorrow at p.
The topic Tor discussion Will be "Incorrgibes."
The trustees 0, the Sew-York OrthoIaodc Dlspensary
and Hospital Nos. 1875 and los East Ftty ninth, IT.
noco Of lectures orthopacdic surgery by Dr.
Newton NJ Shaner. u be given the Institution Monday
and Thursday Afternoons At O'Clock. from February 10
March TO- Inclusive. The lectures which Will be clinical
will be free medical profession and students. and Will
constitute fifteenth annual Of the Institution.
Professor Albert H. Chester o. Rutgers Colleg,. dev
cred lecture last evening before the New York Academy
OF Sciences A. Columbia College upon THE origin AID
History Of Neurological Nance" He told OF the origin
Of used In mneralogy. and related many
strange blunders In the nomenclature dped by ~sts
Professor Chester exhibited larco number Of works
on mneislogy which he had collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNS.--Tne question Of extending ihs
village OF Mount vernon to considerable extent
nOrthward WAS UP again before the Nestchcstcr
County LCard Of supervisors yesterday. several
weeks ago petition signed 10y the village officers Of
Mount Vernon Wa presented to the tosid askipg
that the boundary lines be extended The petition
was granted unanimously by the board. On the
18th inst committee headed by y. Frank Wright
John H. Murphy and Jo.eph II. Hartley appeared
before the board with petition demonstrating against
the annexation of the hands i'll question Tic net Of
annexation then repealed. Wbtn the supervisors
assembled in thelr The Court House hiic
Plains, yesterday the literally packed with
Mount Vernon business nell gathered there 70 express
their views in the matter Alter many SPECIFIC, had
been mate supervisor ThurstOn, Of East Chester
moved To repeal the Act passed By the board repeating
lie act of annexation, and this motion carried
by Il vote OF 10 q ..
MOUNT NERNON.-tnder the auspices Of the Fp
worth League and Ladies' Md Society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, the sacred cantaa "The
Holy CITY" will be in the church tonight.
will be conducted by Alfred Hallam. besides the
chorus Of 100 voices We'll known singers will render
tic solo parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
MADE 4 DUPLICATE KEY TO HE SAFE.

Stocks and bonds amounting TO $4,000 were stolen from
the safe Of Lschman Co.. whole ale uguordealcrs OF
No. "a Elm-.t on December Il last In the afternoon
Of day as 900 Of the stolen property
turned ~ firm by mail. The missing $1,000 an
bonds The efforts detectives IN the case resulted In the
srfct on Friday william Harr twenty-five year, Old.
No. 80 Park Row. and William H. Andfews eighteen
Old OF Brooklyn. On their arrest they made full
confession which substantially as foilow- Willsim
Dale .tenogralhcr In the employ Of Lachman Co.. made
impression Of the key OF the hrnfs safe On a
piece Of chewing gum. This ne gave 10 Andrews.
who made duplicate KEY from IT, Early tbs
morning OF the robbery Andrews called at the Lachmsn
establishment and asked for sample OF special brand
OF wife which the anor who was the only person IN the
store. went into tho vault TO get While he WIS away
Andrews opened the safe and extracted the bonds which
had been placed Ia the -sfe by D L. Beyef Co. liquor
dealers OF No 21l Broadway After he had secured them
he took them Dale -ad tey were not negotiable
and ordered their return. Adrews and Harris were
rested while trying To sell the 900 bond Brooklyn
pawnbroker. Dale was arrested Saturday.
At the Tomts Police Court this morning Dale was held
:" 81 800 for trial. and Andrews and Harris u $500 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
NORTHERN NEW Jersey COITNIIES.

HOEOKEN.-C Charles Kaltza. OF No. 304 Gardenst.,
Who had been missing his home since January L.
y with his friends again. He found saturday
al Lake Hopatcony I'm 1encuted condition. He had
"a idea OF how he strsyed from HoHoken. Wien found
lac WAS with friends Of his family.
RUTHERFORD Tie Bcr.en County Republican Com
nj Zee has complied It's organization for 1907 with
lie election Of Aaron &. DemeT-st of Crcsshili,
chairman G.. II. WaIde OF Park &c. vice chairman
W. q. Lafayh. al Hacacl.>ach. secretary. aud G.. r.
button. o. EnglrHood. treasurer. Fie new men On
TIE committee numcrUli, tIlls year, and 9c!ude
(bsrles Burrows, vi Rutherford, sId q. W. Stdrecss
WHO represents Boiling springs. Chairman Demarst
l. spoken strong ana a..ce i've Republican. and
the committee is expected give an unusually good
tccOun, OF itself In this years campaign.
HACkENSACk.-' Nance" Harold who was ndict
for atrocous assault Henry ~haler, proprietor Of tins
Bergen County Hotel. In Nackcnslck. was yesterday In
the Bergen County Court sentenced TO six months i'm
prisOnnIcnt ana pay fine Of $500. ~haer
beaten in "A baTroOin AID Ac died week sitcIwad.
1t Is ale ed that his I'M uric, inflicted by Harold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
ANOTHER CLERKSHIP FOR KEAIING.
THE NOTORIOUS Ex-wARDEN or LUDLOW STREET
JAIL PROMOTED AGAIN

THE NOTORIOUS EX-wARDEN or LUDLOW STREET
JAIL PROMOTED AGAIN.
.Jam,s p Keatng who has been Chief Clerk OF the
CITY Court since May last yesterday appointed py
the Board Of Police Justices clerk Of the Court OF
Special sessions, TO succcd John +. Carroll VINO was
last week transferred to the Court Of General SESSIONS
as Clerk The salary Of Mr.. keatings new once Is
$4,000. The appolntcc IS the oStenslble IamHahy
Hall leader OF the XVIlIth Assembly District. although
Richard Cookers appears at the head OF the I9'
Of thc district delegate, to the General committee
Heating has enjoy d the BOsss favor for many years
lie was Warden OF Ludlow street Jail during the perIod
when that Institution notorious for bribery anu
corruption During sheriff Flack's administration he
WAS indicted for eXtorng money from a prsonr' ana
had to resign the waricnshp. Henry > Ives teStlhed
that during the fourteen months h: spent in LudlOW
street Jail he paid Warden Heating $4,000 Tor
snccial privileges. The Indictment against him was
dismissed on Motion Of John Il. lows then District
Attorney, on the ground that il was "lnsuncleht.'
When Michael r. DAILY vacated the city Court clerk
ship 10 become Commissioner OF Accounts 'toh,r
Influence was strong enough 10 put heatis III thc
place Before he made Warden OF LudlOw ou ct
Jail. Heating IA subpoena server III the IOTpOia-
ton COun>ers Oihcc. ~, A., IT,
John H. McToldrck, reading secretary OF the ram.
many Hall General Committee, has been appointed
thcf Clerk Of the city Court To succeed heatlnS In.
salary l. $500 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

The will Of John sparks the Clerk Of the Court OF
General Sessions filed in the snrrogate's onco
Yesterday for probate. The entire estate goes To me
widow.
At a public sale on the Cotton Exchange Yesterday
the membership of r. NJ. Tannaihll was bought BY
W. ;. Mowry for $500.
The steamship Cachemire which arrived here from
Brazil Yesterday was detained at Quarantine for fumi-
CATION. one OF the crew had died Of yellow fever on
the voyage
A. Forget agent Of the Compagnie Generals Trans
atlantique Yesterday received cable dispatch from
Paris saying that La Normandic had undergone
thorough repairs and would sail from llavre for THIS
port tonight
The commission. consisting OF Henry L. Burnett
Charles = Farchid and George W. Cotterel appointed
10 appralss the site for the Custom House met
I'm the Federal Building yesterday and were sworn IN
by Commissioner shields. They then atlonrheu To
meet at the Office of Tracy. WINS. BonFdmsn PAU
on March -.
The steamship Gaelic arrived ut san Francisco on
saturday with malls from Hong Kong, December u
shanghai January .: Yokohama, January - Que "
arrive in New-York on Thursday morning. Tho next
mail for China and Japan will close at d 30 D. M on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
PLANNING 10 ClTCH TIE SQUEEZER.'

Chief OF Police Bogart. 81 Whit Plains, has failed
~ far to capture the man who has been making him
self d!sasrceable 10 number OF the women 81 the
village BY attempting 10 kiss and embrace them In
the early evening hours. The fellows attentions
the subject Of considerable local gossip yesterday
among the women OF all ages and conditions, aud a
number OF suggestions advanced to effect the
raSars capture. Nearly all the women who have
been thls far molested young and handsome, nj
though IA number Of them married and the mother
Of several children. II Chief Bogart docs not sue
coed In capturing the man in few DAYS be proposes
to call several Of his officers 10 his assistance dress
them up in vomcn's clothes, and let them haunt the
precincts Of Bronx River Bridge m the hope that The
squeezer' will pay attentions to them, when his
capture will be effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26


Park Commissioner Charles II. Luscomb is al active
candidate for the post Of Park Commissioner under
the bill 10 reduce the number OF Commissioners from
three ard give the appolntee salary Of 81 900
u year.
The will Of the late Rev. William Reid. an agcl
Baptist minister. filed for probate Yesterday. BY
Its terms 81 900 is given 10 the American Baptist
Missionary Union and $500 % the American Baptist
Home Missionary Society. The real estate he owned
and s2o 900 In bonds left to his children and grand
children. Any one Of them who attempts TO contest
the will is TO be cut Of with Eothng from the estate.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Diet Dis
p.nsary WAS held last evening in the Emmanuel Zap
list Church General c. Il. Christensen presided and
addresses were made bv Asa ". Tenney. the Rev. DR..
John Humpstone and DR.. Lewis Pitcher
John Brown. an agent for the Eastern Building and
Loan Association. Of syracuse y. Y. was arIagned
in the Court OF sessions yesterday TO answer 10 a
charge Of grand larceny. 1t Is alleged that he
cured 500 from Mrs. sarah \. Belts Of No. u
Nostrand-avc. to invest in the association upon a
promise that she would get per cent and converted
the money 10 his use.
Justice Goeiting In the Lee Avenue Police Court.
yesterday suspended sentence in the case Of Mrs.
Mary Dover. who convicted by jury OF shop
lifting week Mrs Dover is the wife Of "a
well-tO-do contractor She we2t bitterly when ar.
raigned for sentence.
Gilbert Somcrs Of No. o13 Eckford ST. died yes.
terday at the Homeopathic Hospital from fracture
OF the skull caused BY fall from the scafoldng
rounding the cruiser Maine. upon which he was a,
work at the Navy Yard
At tile Common Council Chambers on February 3
at IL a. IN. the state Railroad Commission will give
bearing the application Of the Brooklyn CITY and
Newtown Railroad Company for permission to change
tho roads motive power 10 the single trolley electric
system On certain portions Of IT. route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
TALK IBOCT TURF AFFAIRS.
NO ARRESTS AT GUTrEYBURG-BrTs OF GOSH

no ARRESTS AT GUTrENBURG-BITS OF GosslP'
AN quiet OF Gutenberg. There will be no raid To-
dav We will bave little moro trouble and Will run every
day as in the past" what sad TO the patrons OF
the track yesterday Several warrants were Issued ou'
were no. served. Justice lockwood wa on mnd but there
were no special copsabes serve the warrants II >
said that there will be compromise AID that denny
Mclaughlin will allow o nc!ng bill 70 b passed. ny inc
Le1slatuN 'Bllly' ThOn,-on, Of Gloucester, may hay
helped him realize that would be much better for al!
hands concerned constable In EewJersey Is AOc
70 strike the racing officials at tine for portion Of the
money that b. squeezed out Of the public. There rs no
objection BY tho Gloucester management 10 bill that VIII
close the tracks during three winter months Every
day tie truck is open hurts Gutrnburg and II
Will help bring the "Porkheads" a. one ScwJsrsey
politician CALI big four OF Hudson County 10 terms
f. H. Garrlsoa and Fred Tura werc in uppsr Broadway
y.st,rds Both were looking wI and In the best Of
health sppe9rnces It looks as II Garrison would
Bergen appeared later He is in great form, he says,
and expects little trouble this year.
Garrison has snail stable which he Intends dispose
Of a. as possible. but he says he Will wait until hs
an chow gcoi trial with them sad sell the entire lot to
purchaser
The r~por. that there orer Of 100000 FOR Mon.
mouth PARK h4 been denied by every ono from Monmouth
County. There counter petition IN circulation in
Monmouth County by people who opposed TO racing
An English jockey who In the employ OF Jet'r
walden died ye-tcrday morning. one Of his legs was
broken Lost August aud recently amputnti. He
never recovered from tho ofect. VIE and four chill
dren In poor circumstances survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
HOyORfyG The MEMORY OF BURNS.

The members Of the New York scottish society and
their friends celebrated 4" Burns's Night" at the
Carnegie Music Hall last evening. programme OF
vocal music and recItatons was given. Josephine
MACPHERSON. soprano: William DenDison. tenor;
Der u Scotch airs. and William T. Lalng eiocutlonlst
cave several humorous scotch rcctauons. AZ o
O'Clock. Andrew Carnegie honorary president OF the
society," introduced the Rev Dr. David James Bune
OF the Marble Collegiate Church. who delivered an adj
dress Robert Burns" At the close Of the enter
tainment Aud Lang Syne" was sung by all the
yocasts and the audience Joined IN the chorus. on
the platform were A. NJ. stewart OF "The Scottish
American Journal: John Patton. Walter Scott, IT,,
w. a. Mllligan Andrew Paterson. Forest McNce. and
4 Presidents John Johnston and W. L. McLaren Of
tire Milwaukee ST. Andrews society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
HAWIEY CHAPMAN TO BE LOCKED UP.

Steps finally taken Yesterday to secure restraint
OF Hawlcy Chapman the former actor. His wife, Mo
Clifford Chapman, went before Police Jusucc VAIN
and for the arrest OF her husband on
the ground that he had threatened to injuc her and the
warrant executed by officer Of the Adams street
Police Court. The prisoner will be held until formal
inquiry his sanity be made and he will probably
be placed in private Institution for the insane at Bridge
port, Conn.
Mr.. Chapman became alarmed several days ego by re'
Of the actions o. nor husband. On Sunday he De
andcd money and could hardly be pacned. He seen
By the servant to stand In front Of picture OF Mrs Chap
man and heard to say "I' Kill you before night" Ito
had frequently threatened to XII her and had llueated
many occasions When seen last evening Chapman
talked nationally and recognized aoqusintaDce whom
he had FOR three He denied that he had
threstcued 10 Kill his wife lie did not think that he had
arrested Of his wife. One Of his Ia
vorte pssmes recently has been TO through the man
usl Of by himself and TO play imaginary games Of
baseball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
IN INVESTIGATE THE AJNSBI4D CASE

Coroner Levy has named Thursday al the day on
which the inquest will be held in the Of Nfred
Amsblod the swedish sailor whom Ambulance Surgeon
Fzpatrick refused Chambers Street Hospital
last Thursday night The said yesterday that ho
intended 70 have rigid investigation Of tbs case u deter.
min. how far responsible Surgeon Fitzpatrick The
Jury will be composed Of business men, while several
medical experts will appear Witnesses The ser.
geants Of Old slip station. who summoned Ambulance
Surgeon Fitzpatrick. and the surgeon himself, will DO
subpoenacd Witnesses
The jury will be called upon to determine whether
not the lives Of seriously Injured persons are AZ the mercy
Of young and inexperienced ambulance surgeons. A
for the establishment In the lower part
city Of reception hospital under the control OF the
Board OF Charities and Correction will probably be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
EIHIBrTI0y BY THE xEw-roRK CAMERA CUB.

An exhibition Of lantern slides given last even
ing in tie rooms OF the New-Yorh Camera Club Mt
No 3l4 Fftlavc Tie slides were OF pictures made
by the members OF the club and included those which
were accepted at the Vienna Exhibition. Tho attend
large. seat Icing occupied and ss) tue
standing room. Tho spectators were amply enter
tanned, most OF the slides were fine. aud wcrc
heartily appreciated by those present Harry H.
Reid. secretary VI The club added much to Ia, enjoy
ment OF the evening 10y his mpromptu remarks descrb
ing the scenes exhibited. Some Of tho members who
contributed slides to the exhibition Franklin
Harper ". A. Fraser, David Williams. Miss STEPHENS
Mr. stephens Mrs. Lounsberry. DR.. Robert j. DevDn
Dr. Booth Henry 4. Byth, Misc Martin, John b.
Van Wort. Charles l.. ZabrlsM. Harry h. Reid, Will
lam Bunker and DR.. Fox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

HIS WEAPON a BRICK IN A llANDkERCiilEF'
Miss Anna Lamb, preposseseing young woman OF
No I6l suydam-s. while her way home on Sun
day night was struck a violent blow In the face al
Central and Willoughby aves. The blow knocked hcr
tcnsolcss. When SIZE revived she SCREAMED ara
Policeman Brenning, Of the Cedarst station, re-
spondcd lie found her suffering from cut IN her
face. Miss Lamb t.ld the police that she had peeh
visiting friends in Locustst, near Evererecna'c'
She declined the offer Of her friends to escort her
home, because the dstarce was only three blocks.
Miss Iamb added that when she reached WlIouShDy
and Central AYES she confronted by tall
man. whose SLOUGH hat almost covered his features.
without any provocaon the man struck her with some
hard substance Miss Lamb. after her wound was
dressed, was taken home.
Two hours aftcrward Policeman Brennng arrs'cd
Michael Seibold nineteen years old, OF NO W Morgan
ave- who answered the description OF the a~easth''
seib,,d was found in hallway near the place where
Miss Lamb wa. aSsaled brick tied up in haho-
kerchef found In his overcoat pocket Scooid oe
MED at first that he had assaulted the young woman,
but hally admitted that he had struck her III hS'1c
for another The police Learned thsv Ms ms
former sweetheart, Mary Wicker. )tcd ocIoid l" W.
Vcmber last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
BIZ A G. X GOO DIS.
(SecOnd FYOOr.)

We have placed on sale, this week,
special bargains i'm 23 inch Black
Embroidered Crepe dc Chine, at
81. 80 and $500 per yard.
We also call particular attention
to Black Embroidered Crepe de
Chine. i'm from 3 to 10 yard
lengths, which we are closing out
at greatly reduced prices.
A few pieces of 46-inch Black
Camers Hair Grenadine, for Sum-
mer wear, at rs cents per yard;
formerly S1.25.
JAMES NICER EERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.