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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
ALLEGED CRVELTY AT Az INSrI7TTION

Poughkeepsie oct q CspeciaD-Prlory Farm Is
an Episcopal institution OF the conventional order
located not far from MllbrooH Du'chess county.
II has been doing good work bringing up and
oducatlnr hovs ubo might otherwise become cast
aways. Naturally enough these boys somrtilnes
give trouble and have to be punished. hrother
noon on The char" Of cruelty children. The facts
are tina, two boys show upon their bodies the
taken before Justice Monfort. III Nili'rook, about
o'clock last night and were e shdhl me conf
costs and gving the boys satisfactory comIenSa-
tion. The matter. however Is 20 %, thoroughly H.
vestigated by the ecclesiastical authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
A PAR ASSOCIATION ALL BY HIMSELF.
..poy KAHN SAYS HE is FORMING A NE"

ORGANIZATION OF LAWYERS
,r,o a,,emnt Of Aaron Kahn lawyer OF NO ~
v,uIarn-st. TO form second bar association III
the CITY was not of enough import to can ior'n
much else beside ridcule yesterday. But 'he re-
mort coming just at this time, when senator III"
IS making himself a laughing STOCK TOT po'n pa'
,,es nv his absurd characterizations OF the lawyer
=, tho Rar Association caused more talk than II
would have done at an ordinary time. II vas salo
that Tammany had hired Mr.. Kahn 10 of fr ne
new association of lawyers and TO work ioi VA
Election of MAYNARD Such an organization, "Uu t
he after the plan Of The mushroom pontcaa c i'o,
which spring up for an ephemeral existence J"'
ar Kahn is the lawyer who, some months ago
onnounced that a client had bequeathed nm $JVD
CD then couldn't lay his hands on the VIII. .JusS,
az present ne is contesting the paymen, oil 80 q
a. tread .lleged 10 have been delivered by Joseph
Hiurnberg baker of No l02 East northumberland
twenty-fifth-st ~ 49,, ia .., I, ,ra 6
,rue he was getting UP bar association. Dut that
ne had not been employed by 1aminahS 10 10 IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
CANDIDATES FOR NATURALIzAIloN'
SOME OF THE MATERI Al FROM W"'''
MAKES vOTEHS-JrD"E "ir'i'O"
OK ANARCHISTS.


on ANARCHISTS.
Through the medium OF the na'urai'N' , ,ho, :,
~ D.. hos qoo or 400 more voters to-day IMAM II
had Yesterday morning. All "ay 'o'e Id u,i,b
dors of the County Courthouse were c'o , ,,
,,.oo,s ,nob Many Of the men did not loon
- =. ,.,. r,eur the difference between repupl'c
"a q cornGe,d Some of the judges VINO u' Wv
- d,d NOT seem to be anxious 10 "'S'o'.'
,.,.ar their appearance beed their klo"'e"s- "
this direction or not - c,rmon
Judge Giegerch sat In the 'o"'. - , -,
Pleas until 10 o'clock last Night anu "a. ,.'ro,...
- ~ oo,oe before him great improve
mont over those who appeared in the daS''ihe' ~
ono Of the few judges in the County 'ou' '' ~
are careful about the class OF men W',o" ~ 49,
ONO question he always asks. which lew OF INC
- ,,,,aos nav any attention to. Is whether
~ 10. Tho ambient is an Anarchist If he IS ne
e rsiec,ed without further questions. Inc major
NV of those who appeared before MN IdS' "'s"'
vere clean and intelligent Only one man ""S ~
iacted at the evening session He was iar sam"
n,e Of many Of those who appear IN the uaE '
.f,er irving in vain to get intelligent answers from
hin, about any Of the institutions OF inc '"',ru
States the examination proceedsna cohS ST " way
the answers given in an almost moon, .n' 81
who makes the laws Of the United states
"The members
who the members?
~ am one Of them, ] guess -,
You are a member Of what"
judge Giegerich gave it up, and told him to 20
and ind out something about the Governmcn'. ,,,o
Early in the day the Judge hsa his princpai a
soIs s he attached to the principles Of The constu
MOI 10, He take nothing" replied the witness
From Until 10 slS S viii onsh aad
morrow night for the same purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
xorFS or THE CANVASS.

,r, sell, la ratification meeting 20 cnnrn tho
,,.,,o, - John Brooks L'lyitt a. candidate Tor 'n
,ssonbiv in the XXIs, Assembly District T. BE- hed 81
vienna Hall entrance from 60 Government 'uo' w.
-.~, IcNinqion.avc.. At o'clock tonight
Tho regular monthly meet NJ % the walter w hin'"
-. -, tho KIN Assembly Dktict will he held u
rb, a, IT, headquarters. 80 800 iiud-n''' a. '''
-, u.ssr. shea Parker. Campbell Carson. mp
mel Ilovd WILLIAMS Bahan and others VIII 'p''" anu
sr-ine.. Of importance viii be tran'a''"i' .p,
~ ,,,,,,,.,. y, tho XVIIfh Assembly District VIII
-, . ,o.s,.u,etng at Turn Han No 3'3 West f"'h
49, =, ts.motrow evening foi the purpos" OF fa'Nms
a., nomination Of William J. Van Pet cahalda'' 'o' w
.nblv from that District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

Chicago oct. 25--i,ate clerks OF the western fas-
,,r,.r Association roads find 1t an Impossible
task to make any progress In the preparation Oh
winter tourist rate sheets. The whole transconu-
mental rate situation Is 80 ihNDFrn Una, IT - III
nnssibe to arrange rates for diverse routes Ihttir
Progress was made 1T the meeting lo-uay. III. !.
Bronson. OF the Chicago Great Mts'ern WAS
elected compiler OF the winter tourist raH sheet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
p1CroN.sHoorING AT LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch, n. j.. Oct 25-The Central Gun 'lne
opened It's grounds here to-day for the season. The cuo
Is composed OF OF the bestknown sporting men -
the state. The contest match shoot 1--WE live
pns each twenty yards rise i've traps Teams
OF seven men, headed by 4. =. Cubbcry and f. W. frce.
took part The Cubherly Won killing twenty-five
out OF po-sib" thryve their opponents Silei twenty
out OF thirtynye. The teams shot ten bucrocks
The Price team won this match 10y smashing foiv'
one 10 Cubberiy, thirty -four out OF seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
NEW ORE ROAD COMPLETED.

Duluth. Mimi. oct. 25.-The Lake super "ci
Of the Mcsaba Road. connecting ore juno XVI"
the Lake Superior mines at iiibphP nas pea ,,n,
i'ommission to-day II the Commissions report ,s
satisfactory the road viii receive $-1'g Nou vi,,
months ago on condition that the LAKE 'up, , 'o'
branch was completed before November l. l"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
yoMIyATEp FOR THE NEw-JENsEY SENATE.

The Republican County Con,entl'n cf Essex County
=. ,,,s held last evening In Music Hall, Orange 1t
" .,,coaid outporng Of representative Republicans.
- n svaine OF Newark. presided Resolutions
n.ssod dcn,uncing Infamous laws enacted by the
,as. democratic Legislature ana 'ne err,yanarhs OIL
40. =, IN. state Frsnklin Murphy, Of Newark, was
Nominated for Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
STILL THINK TIE SAME OF SnEEHAH.

prrFrAIo LAWYERS RFPRINTING RESOLUTIONS
THEY PASSED LAST SPRING.
p,ra,o Oct o (SpcciaD.-One Of the largest meet
,ngs Of the Buffalo bar ever held was that az whch
Sheehan's sneak bills were denounced last sp'iIs'
The resolutions adopted did not mince matters Inc
tuToio LAWYERS who were prominent at that meet
ing irrespective Of party. are now reprinting the
reso,,,ions in circular which Is to be sent broad
east through Western New-York next week
The Home Rule Democrats have been greau'
,aker hack By the charges that the only TWO meE
.hav nominated Daniel Morgenstern for Senator
and Thomas J. Nunan for Assembly IN the lst DIS
trict can have no place on the oi'icla' Daio'' "o-
cordng to the provisions of the law because OF an
error in the filing of certificates OF ue'r hoilha-
,or with the County Clerk. in consequence, these
49,. uoms Rule candidates may have 10 be baloted
o. hv means of masters. Franklin u. Locke and
Ansley Wilcox will argue the case Deiore ,he
County Clerk Thursday
The situation here Is summed up by FRANKLIN ~
Locke who does the talking for the Home Huie
The Complexion of the Erie County delegation
sena ate four Republican Assembymen and two
1nr In ea Shda w0 for in
the ia District Harry H. b Gse9e' are cerain 10
and Fayste he Shance sn are that Cornelius
iir ring candidate for Assembly in the lst District
VIII n,s been asked frequently Of late why the nf-
faio bar has taken no action concerning rri ,orgot
resnected members OF the BuNilo Dlr. SShcu
aorrmen, n wear ago last April. in which they ear
nestiy ndorsed the action Of the bar of New 9In
I'tv In denouncng Judge Maynard and cTiticisi'g
Governor Flower for putting him on the ,9nL r ol
Appeals bench. The paper was written ana c'Tcu-
iated by Spencer Clinton Democrat ana W.
Signed BY fully as many Democrats as Republicans
Tnmmnuy Hall will make n determined eI-
fort 70 bring all the criminals to the p"'iS
IN vote for Maynard. the thief. Let All non
est men first make sure of their riEnt 10
vote and then vote against the cnnd'":''e"
Of Tammany Hall. Register tomorrow
TO SUPPORT THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
The Union County Citizens Anti-tacetrack
League held a meeting at Elizabeth yesterday anu
decided 10 support the Republican candidates Tor
Senator and Sheriff In the approaching election as
they fully represented the principles for which the
league is batling-namey. the repeal OF the in, ,i
mons gambling law enacted by the last Democratic
ieSslature The league Will also support ex-Judge
Joseph Cross. nominated yesterday by the kepupi-
cans for Assembly in the lid District OF Union
County and John n. Burger. an Elizabeth leather
merchant nominated for Assembly by the LIST DIS
trict Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

porth Aml,oy ~ j.. Oct 2j.-Thc Republicans of the
t.. Assembly District Nlddc-cX County Ia convention In
mis- city today nominated Henry s. GARRISON, OF Pr
Getaway, for member OF Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
FINE WINTER HOTEL TO BE OPENED.

The Pine Forest Inn at Summerville. g. c.. TWEEN.
~ miles from Charleston announces its opening Oh
November Is for the winter season. The hotel
and all its appointments are OF the highest order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

London. Oct 25.-rhis was the second day OF IN
ghton meeting The principal race OF tn
doy wa, that for the Cambr igchrc Stakes which was vol
nv Molly Morgan. I.aeburn was second and Prisons
third. 1ime-l 80 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
. STARTER prxoMIxArED FOR ASSEMBLY.

Thomas Flynn. starter at the Gloucester NceVraek' W.
renominatd last night at Paterson for the Assembly
the Democrats Of the lid District OF The city,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
WORCESTER SALT
IS White as Driven Snow.

position track and game niy came under tho
wire and her recordbreaking feat was announcer me
crowd went wild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-Specla weights. Selling. SIX fur'ohs''
'i BcttnR
St. tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

LENA HILLS NEW RECORD FOR PAGERS.
u,os lex oct 2J.-Lcna lin yesterday maze
NOW n,cug record for twoyea-od. covering the mile III
. ,.i lh.re wcrc l5COO persons present al The En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
Hnr rn,cKAnA coMrs nAcK rs row.
CAPTAIN srwrLL DIED At SEA.

cable message from Batavia Java 70 inc aE'''.
y, ,he ship Grace Harwar In TINS Guy "u
h'' az r, chin YEAS bound from New-York to
''' Itch a cargo OF oil III cases. She sailed
an May e last and has been lay from ON i hS po
age hnna ~ Urr captain Joseph SewrIl, died
oi iie was well known In this city anu - i
hro,h"r OF the chief engineer Oh ''e ""''
.,.,ner Majestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

Tammnny Hall will make determine" "
sort IN bring aII the criminals to the p"iiS
,o vote for Maynard, the thief. Let MI nom
est men first make sure of their riEn' 10
vote and then vote against the rnno'""'e"
~ Tammany Hall. Register Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

N,roreri.e Uncle Jcs- Rico. Poor jonathan ana MINI
nehaha were scratched.
,,.co>n p,cr-Tor maiden two.vear. olds. Selling.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
SHERlFF's SALE = swEND CARLSON,

y plaintiff, ". Walter Mathsson, Mary Mathe-
son and 1. +. Lott. defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale and
decree OF forselosure and sale tseued out OF the
district court Of the tirst judicial district 9f the
and larks, on the 7th day of December, A. p.
ls93 in the above entitled action wherein
Swend Carlson. the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tained = Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against Walter Matheson, Mary Mathe-
SOD aud l. 4. +. Lott. defendants, on the 7th day
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree was, on tho 7th day Of December.
A. ID. 1893, recorded in Judgment book No. Of
said court at page =, l am commanded to
soil all those certain lots pieces or parcels Of land
situate lying and being In tho eounty Of Lewis
described a. follows. to witt
Lots No: TO- II and II, in block No. Is. in the
Northern Pacific addition 10 the city of Helena,
Montana, sccording to the plat thereof on file in
| the Office of the clerk and recorder Ut the said
| county of ewia and Clarke. and situated in the
N Montana.
Together with all and singular the tcnemsnts,
horeditAments and appu'tenances thereunto be-
longing or In anywise eppertaininR.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday.
the goth day Of December. A. ID. 1898 .t II O'Clock
m. Of that day, nt the front door Of the court
house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tans, ] will. In obedience to said order OF sale
and decres of foreclosure and SALE sell the above
described properly. or 30 much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy faid judgment, With IN
for cash In hand
Given unde, my hand this 7th day Of Dscem
VHARLEs D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED e. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
One t,amb,er.s Mascot,

There Is a railroad man who has n novel
method Of raising money that II peculiar
to himself. He has no diamond to put In
soak when luck goes against him, as 1t
generally does, and his final resort Is an
original one. Dollar by dollar his money
goes across the green hoard and drops
with mournful clink into the tin box.
But thore is an end to all things, even to
a railroad mans wages in front Of Il faro
layout, and when the last likeness of the
Goddess of Liberty has been placed on ace
or seven the poor fellow casts a despair
ing glance at his companions at the board
and at the dealer. and then reaches up and
takes out his false teeth. The dealer gives
him Il stack Of white chips, and the play
goes on These teeth are mascot usually,
and the fellow quits with enough ahead
to at least redeem his lnasticators. Occa-
however, the mascot loses its
charm, and then for week or two the
victim of chance has to live on "spoon
vittles." But he's u sport.-Anaconda
Standard.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
BY @. q. FRnRMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. y, Hepnsr. attorney for plaintiff.

SHERIFF'S SALE - CHARLES E. RAN
y lett. plaintiff. vs.. Clara j. Poutelle, William
A. Eoutells franklin Il. Wallace and L. c. r.
Iotz, assignee, defendants
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
,Hs the s day
n. Aniett. the above named plaintiff obtained
> jndsmsnt and decree of foreclosure and sale
ie.n.1 F..arf.. lara T. hoatslie william Rsnt'i!e
eisase. defendants. on the 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1893, for the sum Of ~. .zs0.ss besides in
tsrest, cos.s and attorneys fees. which said de.
cree cree was on the 9Th day Of Dscember. 4. 2:
court at page -. am commanded to sell oil
that certain lot, piece, Or parcel Of land stu,
ate. lying and being in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke state Of Montana. and bounded and de-
Lot numbered ten u0) in block "p'' of the
Blake addition to the city OF Helena said lot.
piece or parcel of land having frontage Of
land street, and . depth Of one hundred and ton
u1U) feet, according to and AS dsscrlhed ON the
official amended pltt of the said named addition
now on file In the office Of the county clerk and
Together with all and singular the tsne-
meuts, hereditaments and appur enances there-
unto 6elonRing or in any wise appertaining.
Public ,. notice !. hereby given. that on aos .tu,
O'Clock m. of that day, at the front door Of tho
court house. Helena, Lewis and tlarka county,
Montana will, In obedience to said order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
be necessary to ssti.fy said judgment. with in
tsrest and costs. to the highest and best bidder
for caeh in hand.
Given under my hand. this 7th day of Decem-
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED e. HOss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
A Tlnle For EVERYTHING.

An old French shoemaker who boasted
that nothing could frighten him WAS put
to the test by two young men. One of
them pretended to be dead, and the other,
going to the shoemaker. induced him to
sit up with the supposed corpse. The
shoemaker was In u hurry with some
work he had promised to have completed
the next morning, so lie took his tools and
leather and Logan working beside the
corpse. About IL o'clock at night cup
Of black coffee was brought him to keep
him awake. He drank it and resumed
his work. About O'Clock, the coffee hay
ing exhilarated him, and forgetting that
10 was in the presence of death, he COM
menced singing lively tune, keeping
time with his hammer. Suddenly the
corpse arose and exclaimed in q hollow
voice. "When a man is in the presence Of
death, he should not sing" The shoe
maker started, then suddenly dealt the
corpse blow on the head with his ham
mer, saying, "When mans a corpse, he
should never speak. Washington Post.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
Remarkable Memory.

There is IL man in the senate wing OF
tho capitol who has no system, who has
never made study of the memory, who
does not confess to even remote interest
in mnemonics-who can give the profess
sors of memory system" a double discount
and beat them at their own game. And
his speciality is the most difficult feature
OF mnemonics-memori figures.
You can ask Amzi Smith for appropria-
tion bills or tariff bills or bills of any other
kind; for bills Of this congress, Or of the
last congress, or of the congress Of 10
years ago, and you will be pretty sure to
get quick and accurate answer. If you
givo him a particularly puzzling problem,
be will rest his forehead ON his finger and
his elbow on his desk for minute. Then
the little wheels will go round somewhere
out of sight, and presently he will look
up at you with: "Let me see. That was
Ia the Fortieth congress, first session, /
believe, and the number is-is-2, ,sT2 F"
Then he will 90 back among the files and
burrow for u time, and presently ho will
come out again. smiling and holding the
bill that you asked for in his hand-Cin-
einnati Times Star.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
Independent Book Coupon No |,

NSilrhs N,ll Old Mam'ssllss secrst By E
No. aii blind F.ts. By Mr.. Alexander
S X E .sssnfs Ss,Ss wd'n
No. S-Rnffno. Ey Ouida:
No.,g-Loyss Atonement. By tn. Bsntzon.
Nc: II Have Lived and Loved. sy Mrs.
No. --.Jot. Hsr, Face and Her Fortune. BY Mrs
No. g-The House on the Marsh. BY Florence
ss YW': ts'' Z s.ps. s.ns we'd on,, r, ch.,o..
Nq; i2ITne Story OF an African Farm. B,
No ls-she A History Of Adventure. by H.lider
No; liking Solomon. Mines BY H. Rider
No; i5-Iseays. First Series. Fy Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
No. No. II " -Ths Modern Home Cool nooH.
No: ls-The Shadow of Sin. fy Charlotte M
No. 10 .Ihe eeoret OF Her Life. BY Edward
n A Rogue: II: M.s Ry R,,s wilbis Il S G9lia;
Ne; Y-ihs Master of the Mine. BY Robt
No: 2s,-Lord Lisls's Daughter. BY Charlotte
No. a. Essays: eecond series. By Ralph Waldo
No 25-Doris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No; 2e1Ths Bag Of D'amonds BY George Man
No. PA Tour Of the World in Eighty Days
BY Jules Verne
No. IA nemesis. BY J. MoLaren Cobban.
No. ss-Aiisn Quartermain. hy h. Rider has.
No: 80 The Scarlet Letter. by Nathaniel Haw-
No. sl-Ihe Frontisrsman. BY Gustave Aimard.
No, Sat the Worlds. Mercy. hy Florence
No. ss~Tlhe Ysllow Mask. By wilklo Collins.
No; st-satt; Tale Of Caravan. BY Robt
n is Il. sas ns
NO: 37IGuity or Not Guilty BY Amanda M.
No. s. Sir Nosls Heir. BY Mr.. May Agnes
No. Ifi ss"T6e Twelve Great Diamonds Ry Mr..
No. 4oNihe Heress Of Hsndee Hall. BY Ettis
No. a. be Cuban Heirs... by Mary Kyle
No ~, Bridal VOW. BY Margaret
No. 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. r, Hor.tio
No. E-Ths Heir of Glsnviile. BY fssnci. A.
No. Is 4 Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. Mar,
No; t;-Ihs Queens Revenge. By sylv.nus
No ls"Ihs ii; MIL Girl Of Tyrol BY NJ. T. C.ldor.
No. 49-suld Lioht idylls BY J. y. Barrie:
NO s0-Derriok Vaughan NoVen'st BY hdns
No. s. The Il nuehs::. BY The 11, pqshsssS s:S.
No. 5B-The Iwo Orphans. BY R. D'Ennsry.
No: "a Crown of shame. BY Florence
Marryat. .
No ma Troublesome Girl. BY THE Duchess"
No. ss-Whep Mans single ny H !: N. Bsrriss s
No 5s-lhs Story Of Elizabeth. Ey Miss
No. s0--Two Kisses. Ey Hawley Smart:
No, 8O-A Mad Love. BY Charlotte y. Broams.
No. 6i-Ths Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
To any one Who will eend M THREE Of
the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
| TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
aRe stamps. we will send any THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed above, by mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

NOTICE TO CREDlTORs-IN THE DIS
~ triot conrt Of tho First judicial district OF
the state Of Montana in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
Estate OF Mary Jane Howe. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given BY the undersigned, ad-
minisrAtor Of the estate Of Mary Jane
Howe dsceased. to the credil ora Of and
all persons having claims sssinst the said
decsssed, to exhibit them with tho necessary
licaton ofthis notice to tho said saministrator s
the law otli CO Of Mnssena Euliard. Room & Gold
block. Helena. Montana. the same be ng the
place for the Transaction Of The business OF said
estate in the county Of lawis and Clarke.
VIhSUk Is. HOWE
Adm nstIator Of tho Estate Of Mary Jsns Howe
deceased.
atsd November IL, 18ga
First publication Nov. IL. 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
An Old English Burial,

At EXford, near Minchead, England, it
was formerly the custom for burias al
ways to take place Oh a Sunday when pos
sible, the burial service being dovetailed
into the usual afternoon service. The
corpse, being brought into the church, was
placed in front Of tho reading desk and
remained there during the service; the
funeral psalms were read instead Of the
psalms for the day, and the funeral lesson
instead Of the second lesson. The burial
service was concluded after the sermon,
aud the entire congregation would gener-
ally remain to the end. The custom ap-
pears to have fallen into dsuse about so
vear3 a2o.-Westminstor Gazattc
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

JAKE NOTICE.-THE FOLLOWING LOTS
OF Montana sapphrss and garnetp, having
the time lin il. will he sold at public eaIe for
the charges accruirg upon them on and after
i,eo. ~ unless previously redeemed by the par
Ties owning them, to wit: 5. HILL j. tiieRer Ii.
Haegele. NJ. ogsn, A. Cameron. T. Hon,y j,
leese +. knsser. {. teitzer. y. Vietis. A.
hamilton, n. u. Ginnell d. Cole, Il. J o ne, +.
fannlnx, !. Moran. n. Conlin. j. Eberlee A.
f,omenger. J, fobb. NJ. Power s. kibLle, q.
Howard, j. Reynolds, N Lice. j. Wade. N. Al
breCht, A. Cameron.
HELL Ma LAPIDAhY co.
COS u GQ9 Power Building.