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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-01
THE WISE TRAVELLER.
In selecting His Railroad Eos'e, Selects
The One

In selecting HI. Railroad Eoste. Selects
the Ons
That affords excellent and most com.
Portable facilities Milwaukee.
That traverses a delightful and pictur-
esque portion OF the country-The
Milwaukee.
That has land neritsl the reputation OF
strength and reiiability-The. Mil
waukee.
~ Lyoys popularity and is stamped
= .capproyal-The Milwau.
Tha. has a.roao' {, and most
fiequent m hcc The Mil
waukee.
That regards, always. the ease, comfort
and safety of its patrons-ThesMil-
waukee.
That furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars and latest library -buf-
fet smoking cars-The Milwaukee.
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free reclining chair cars
and sumptuous dining cars-The
Milwaukee.
That has exclusive use.of the electric
berth reading lamp-ThsMlwaukee.
The Milwaukee" combines all Of the
above and more, too. II trains are ves-
tibulsd, heated by steam. electric lighted
and unsurpassed in luxurious appoint
ments.
The immortal Lincoln said: Follow
the people and you cannot be far from
right" The People use The Milwau-
kee."
j, T. CoNLEY,
Asst. Genl. Passenger Agent,
st. Paul. Mimi.
NoTE.-Five trains daily ffom Twin
| Cities to Chicago. one4to st. Louis and
one to Kappas CITY. -
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-01
Time Is Called.

Taxpayers or agents Of taxpayers who
have not made return to the assessor OF
assessments on taxable property are
hereby notified that such return must
be made at once. Now is the time. De-
lays are dangerous.
GEO. E. NEWMAN.
Assessor.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-01
Purifying the Express.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Villas
today introduced bill making it un-
lawful for any person to send obscene
literature or any other matter Of indie
cent character, or any article intended
for immoral use by express.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-01

The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Miles City. Mont. postofiice on
Inne. | lsgl:
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-01
Oh URCHEs.

EPISCOPAL Emanuel Church cor. Palmer and
Eleventh streets. Services Sunday at II am. and
Pm: Holy communion first Sunday in each
month after morning services.
Rev. j. Pritchard, Rector
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No Expressed Provision for the Iu.z
Woman lie was to NV. INJURED


Walter e. Adams was for years asl rtl's
merchant in this city. In the win.e- o. 81
lie was shipping perishable goods from TAN.
more to Europe He had two vessels .a3ei
with his goods ready TO sail from the hArt or
Of baltimore when an ice Jam imprisore. .fs
ships The produce was ruined and Adams
failed.
A few years later he borrowed enough money
from his friend. Alfred 4. sutton. OF BediorL
y. u. to buy a ! .OOO-acre wheat farm 10 "a.
county. y. D.. about fifteen miles out from
Fargo. Adams continued to live here. h4t
made two trips 10 his farm each year whea
the planting was done az later when the cryp
was harvested.
Mr. sutton advanced Adams money ,ron
time 10 time. and when Mr.. Sutton died IN
1888 Adams owed him $40 60 Mr.. Charles
c. sutton, Mr.. sutton's eldest son. who lives at
Pleasantville Westchester county became ex-
ecutor OF his fathers will and continued to al
vance money to Mr. Adams until Mr. Adams
Adams d ed on sept 8. 1858. and it was iiouti
sutton. The property amounted to about
a d Ssn IN Il k G tHs Wiz % S s:
istence Mr.; sutton was not aware contested
e shs y drew wTs the e ss Il 81 e.,
erts at Fargo. and yesterday Mr.. Brooks re-
eeMeI ssIeE tam saILns ne t hsu Won u ca
Adams q Mli9n. Mass Who gave Hs,G him si 9Sn
in cash When Mr. Adams and Lawyer Brooks
were dra wing up the will which has been in
dispute Mr. Adams said the 81, OOU was to 60
to Mr. sutton as an expression Of good will.
that ell his property should go TO Mr.. sutton,
the lawyers for Mrs. Topliff had the testimony
taken OF young woman o. this city. who was
about twenty-five years Mr.. AdAms's Junior
she testified that she had been engaged -
marry Mr. Adams and that he had told her that
all the WORK he was doing in the West WAS for
her. Mr.. Adams spent much OF his time IN
New York and they were 10 have been narris!
in lssI2 but the young woman Was taken sIrE.
Mr.. Brooks thinks Mr.. Adams may have eN-
pected that some provision would re madA 'or
ton TO the Will.
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COHEN CHANGES L4WrERS
Wuhdraws = Plea or Guilty OF Forgery .nt
Pleads Not GaIIty.

John Cohen. formerly mem Der 81 the firm
OF Jacob Cohen 4 Sons. underwriters at 32l
Pearl street. pleaded guilty in the General
Sessions on Monday OF forging the name OF
his brother Samuel TO a numb OF checks for
small amounts When he was arraigned yes
terday Lawyer J. Grattan Mcmahon told Judge
MARITIME that he had been retained by Cohen to
ask that Cohen be permitted to withdraw his
Plea OF guilty and 60 70 trial because he had
pleaded guilty in the belief that sentence
would be suspended IL he entered such plea
Mr.. McMahon submitted TO Judge MARITIME al
ndavits from Cohen and his wife Carrie to the
effect that Lawyer John Il. Heinzelman had
promised Cohen q suspension of sentence.
Lawyer Mcmahon said he was confident that
he could secure Iohen's acquIitAl by showing
that cohen was member OF the firm and had
tho right 10 uraw the checks he was charged
with forging. Lawyer Helpzelman said:
Your Honor. think q % due TO me TO say . few
SOTcs II view Of what las teen sad here morning
SAs net retained IN this BY pay sni o. Auy
money Anu never expected 10 receive cent ! under
friend, and worked hard vitaout Aay thought Of re-
ward cA!.ed upon Inspector Mclaughlin and every
one who had "rnClAI connection with the case In
Cohen interest aud every fact the case
Cohen TO so 20 ira you'd Re 10 AtIempt to sutfy The
CouTt. tie Jury. aud self and therefore Aivissd
cohen To eA4 suillh c-eNlHz That n view OF his
he would receive p-ulsr than be wound X h,
certain asNer promised IA suspension sentence
because NJ lawyer hAs the power TO d. iEAt
Judge MARITIME allowed Cohen to plead not
guilty.
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rArE or ms 1nIrTrExrn JrRor.
Murray Has Been WatebInr for Years the
Mn' thai Grouad Him \ rstsrdsy.

Frank Murray. who has spent most Of his
time in the Genera! Sessions. as a spectator
for several years. aEI who has seen hundreds
OF criminals tried and sentenced. pleaded
guilty yesterday 10 the General Sessions OF
stealing Iewelry from the house OF Mary
Morris Of 80 West i94th street.
Your Honor" said Murray. may / fall
dead at this tar n the iewelry that stole was
worth So. II I am let ~ ] can pro luce that
.ewclry. and show that am telling the truth"
No" said Recorder SMITH. ! am not going
TO let you 20 for several years 10 come yet
MpTTlss OBJECT n cheapeHlng the .eWelTy
was 70 reduce Eis offence 10 the grade Of IettY
larceny. lie hal heard many criminals try
this trick before Then he pTotestei that he
was Eut a THE. tut WAS an American citizen.
aud had lern 10 the United states for thirty
years. eng native o. ltaiy and hal " III ed
ha ~ Al his trade Is q stoneCuttsE
Yen reTtan.y have not WoTkel hAF1 at
your trade for q number Of years. said Hs-
cor Ter SMITH. Cor I have seen you sitting
AROUND TINS court. an. yOa have become %
well ArOYn here that ypu lave been DUBBED
The Ehlrt~ratH Juror rs tHs courti oillcpFs
] sscte-cc va 10 state I.isoI for ave years.
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Ika contra . made on lee. - last between
Street cleaning Commissioners Andrews AMI
JDhn D. DaileY. ny which Daley was 70 receive
t. ranrs cutie yard for ths contents u each
sc0w l-Eted with garbage which lac towed 10
AMI unioaIcI at Users Island. las teen de-
clare. invalid ~ Cooperation Counsel ClarG 10
an ouinioR which ne submitted 10 Comptroller
Fitch yesteTday Comm ssi0HrT Andrews llt
moi advertise fer tits Tie held that he hal
tae night TO aWATt contracts IA this ulanuer.
which di not Involve the expenditure 81
- .up. As Mr. AEtreEs. however inss tied
clause IN the agreement that the contract
should not expire except after thirty cars
notice. the Corporation Counsel says that
thirty days must be ths minimuu UegiOd Of it,
duration and that the amount Of expenditure
within that time would D. o more than : lsAL
Contractor DALEY has performed no work IN
der this contract. A. the street Clean ing Cnm-
missinrer held i In ateyaUce until tie Cor
Uog'l0n Counsel had given an opinion upon
(. .glI.lfy..
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BETRIrED BIZ HIS sHEETHEtRL
Had I>epof-kS Not Been Pickle He Might
Have Gone On Stealing.

Samuel Lepo,sky % years old. Of 10 Allen
street. was held for trial in the EsseT MAKE;
Police Court yesterday upon a charge % cgAai
larceny. The complainant against him Va,
Mr. Remer Of the firm OF Remer 4 Gers'e-,
manufacturers Of eloaks Of 100 Fast broadway.
by whom the prisoner has been employed Tor
two years Lepofsky. II is alleged. has been
stealing from his employers FOR a year and q
half. and has managed in that time TO pLE.. 4
about 81 800 worth OF goods
lepoisEY has a sweetheart She gave tina
Information that !et 70 his arrest. lie cav . -
some q the things he stole and sod the G--i,
A week ago he transferred his Affections -
enother girl 90 Wednesday night Ms tr-:
love met him In the street l.rsr she gr-
braided him for his hck!rnsss. Then sc =.
treated him 70 re1 ain true - his promise .
marry her. and when he sIurEed heg she e.;
him threatening revenge
On Thursday she went TO IepofsEy's en-
ploYers and told them that he had rob led q en-.
The man did not DENY the charge. lie wa ~
found ia his room.
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THE sETENII.rIRsT's AguoRr
There's Generally Something Wrong About
It-Errnr. to he Corrected.

There's Generally Something wronE About
H-Errar. to he Corrected.
The new nrmory for the seyenty-nrst Begl-
ment. al Thirtythrd street and Park avenue
was again source Of trouble 10 the Armory
Board at their meeting yesterday
We have detected more blunders In this
building said Mayor Gilroy. than in any
other public building since have Teen q
mem Der OF the Armory Board"
Capt. David Wilson Of the Second Battery
made the flrst complaint His battery is to oc.
cupy the lower foor. No provision. he said
had teen made for getting the ashes away
from the engine room eIcert to cart them
across the floor OF his drill room Architect
Thomas said the ash carts wouldn't hurt the
floor any more than the drilling with field
pieces.
That Is lot the question - said the Mayor.
some plan must be found by which the ashes
need not be taken out In this manner
The matter was referred to Mr. Barker. who
said he had already spent more time at the
armory than the architect had.
Then it was complained that water was
eoaking through the foundations because
these had not been faced with as phalt
Thomas
IL can't" retorted Contractor Gallagher.
unless the sidewalks are blasted out"
fnd out whose iaul, it is that this work was
At this Mr.. Gallagher seemed depressed. He
had already com planned that he could not get
his money from the city because Flaherty 4
him ;or sssSt2l. and had stopred work. He
said they had made an error Of 5000 in their
claim against him. That matter was referred
The Board approved specifications for re.
tanning walls. curling. and concreting and
furnishing the arno and ordered bids 10 be
about SO UOg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27

Great Treat for the Pati~nt.-w. j. scap-
tan In Good Physical tondit.on.

An entertainment was given yesterday at the
B'oominglale Asylum under the direction Of
Mrs W. J. Seaman. and those who had volun-
teered for IL found an aprreciative audience
The patients occupied nearly all Of the body Of
the mall theatre. and. except for the guards
who sat al the ends % each row Of seats there
was nothing In the appearance Of the audience
70 indicate that II was COMPOSED OF the IN
mates OF an insane asylum.
Seaman sat with his vile in the front row.
He was SIN oothly shaver. and his face IL fuller
than It was when he was last on the stage. A
number % people whom he had known In the
old days were present and he recognized sew
eral and called them by name. His delight n
the entertainment was great lie applAuded
the actors, nodded his head In time with the
him could hardly dou bt that he was happy.
physically he seemed TO he strong and the
physicians think that he is likely to live year
at least.
Augustus Titou. who aided Mrs Seaman in
arranging the entertainment, was angry yes
terday afternoon. Miss Lillian Russell had
promised to lie present ana sing a song that
seaman wrote Tor her when she was a new
conner at Tony lAstor's Mr.. ! itou was sure
that she would come. but at the last mon emit
she sent note saying that she did not feel
well enough 20 sing at Boomingdale. May
Irwin, who was also on the list. was unable to
tie present
There was a good programme however. A.
O. Duncan. the ventrioquist. showed how
was received IN silence. When he initiated a
baby crying the audience npplauded loudly
and waited more. Miss Lucy Daly and the
pickAnninies from The Princess Nicotine"
made Particularly successful number. sean
Ian threw "a bunch OF roses to Miss Daily. Miss
Mabel Clarke gave fantastic toe dance the
danced. AMI foreman aud West gave some
German sketches.
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a.. Of ,hs ,s..G. ~CsrussE~ MAY NsNs
Tr,r,l- trr thr Anatsnr Ratkrr.


jacques raehetsau wholesale vile ner-
chaa' with h.s LAWYER Atthnr :. Wester-
NAY. wasin ID. Harlem Police ,outt vestc-.
day irving TO sst a warrant Tor Thomas {.
Brewer. a,ias John { De Austin the founder
o! tho "Iontiar IiArk" AT Nine'y.rrst street
anil Amsterdam avenue which d.en asst week
I'm its Infancy o. an k.'nck u tubiicity
justice WtlIe sa'l that a warrant was IN.
uecessAry. ani thcn IavTer wostermayr TOOK
the matter 10 INSPECTOR Mel nuehl'n al lo'"e
Headquarters The Inspector told lin. he
says that II was not a case iur the Genital
Once. Lawyer Nestefmayr SAID 10 StN re-
IN nov %. Herman !. cohen took Brewer
and 4. llensel 10 Nj la'heteau and intro
T Pes EN- Il ne stSie HanE Of Fariob VI and
Hensel ~ the a.Liet - the American ltvest.
a rhece % the rarton Rank fot sjOu. made
PAYABLE 70 Ilegse and certified ey ttg 2, e.
Hens sIhisf Ss! .9' G'ns To-, Ese vas g'4
cash ana - advanced them only 500 on 1t.
The check was -ignei american Investment
came back marked y C.
From District Attorney Miles Of orleans
a ogus concern. II seems tat II did actually
open on Now: ~. tut did business for Few
DAYS only The names. or az least The ad.
Brewer actually went TO Barton on nov. -
Heine ~ this city Tor cashier Helne j. IN
douhiedly an honest Il, an. lie paid his own
eNuense- tom New loJk TO Barton. ani
thought he was going 20 get good place On
Nov ~ Brewer presented nire cheeks % 500
earh 20 iein"ti b. certified lleine az first
refused tayinS thatther was no n oney In the
tank.
That's all right answered Brewer. The
m oney l. In transit. ami II u shouldn't get
here in time. ] will Telegram h the difference On
nv return 20 New orE.' Heine then certlH fed
tie checks and Brewer took them to New
YORK They we're anto,'ated Nov. 10 and
cnr'iNei on Nov ~ What became " the
other eight checks don't know
That lieine WAS honest 10 seen from the
fact that IN Nov II when he rad failed 10 get
any morEy he te.eE'aph-d 10 Hrnsei the
cashier % the American Investment oman.
a. - Ncsey street 20 whom the nine certified
,hecEs were rads payable. that they were no
good
The Parton bank came 70 sad ending
hl-ut a week after ~ OTeuDd. Brewer went
there again and told Heine hat he wan'edt TO
get crrti Gates % deposit on tie bank ag-
g-cgAtIng about S2S 40. Heine refused e.
slg n the cert rca'es and Brewer emphasized
his demand 10y pointing pistol a. him. lleine
pretended 70 e wiling 10 hccede. hut COM
trivpi 70 delay matters until the arrival OF
pis-rict Attorney Miles's officers They put
Brewer under arrest and lc vas released
under 81 80 tat. The American Investment
Company o. ~ Nosey street lived two or three
weeks and then closed its doors.
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THE SAFE BLoRS OPEN.
burglars set Fire 10 Store sad ImperiI
the Lives Of a Family.

the Lives Of F.mIiy.
Burglars broke into the general store Of
J. q. Drew at M!dvalo, y. j.. on Wedues Jay
night blew open the safe. and looted the stosE
Of the store, TeUou OF the affair which
reached Paterson yesterday says the safe con-
tanned large sun u money. II saws the rob-
bers deaIeael the sound 0. the explosion By
wrapping heavy blankets stolen from a neigh
boring stable about the cafe. When they hal
obtained all they wanted they allowed keTo-
sene to flow from ariel upon tho Hoor and
set tre 70 i, Then they drove on u the liTec-
tiou OF the mountains
II is declared that the family living above
the store were awakened neither J the loot
ing %. the store nor o. the rNE.o>ion. tut sui
se4IrHi.Y ~ tie sue. ~ SmCGv ard the
cracking Of taUeS MT. ITew ami the other
mem bers Of the family iare.y rscaEei VITA
their lives. No c"OTt was male TO ave the
house. a. there a 70 Ere agEara'1s IL Tho vi
lage. In the T-.ns til shatt-. eel sa's was
found on Thur Jay uCTU4IE with the ZEN.
nant- o. a turned horse ii4LAet auo.tl' Mr..
bTeWs .1s- n sts'S j. 1T q NE AZ aluUt
80 d, IaJ'ly covered ~ assurance Nu!yais
10 q LaL let ahoaf elg. o.. los YES. Of IutuE-OE
lea- t.g agLaEU Mountains
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Twelve Dog. Poisoned a, Rras,a.s.

There was much uneasiness in Rldreneld
Park, \. j.. on Thursday might over an auiiei-
patei raid by burglars. During the day there
was a wholesale death Of watch dogs. which
were POISONED with strychnine. the suuposi-
ton teiug that the animals were killed 10
facilitate the York OF thieves. +. ~ PaTrss o.:
the laTnes Iu'li-h NJ; house lost a ma-fifI:
leieT AenN"y, a. -.tanrN agent On BTOaI-
way. l.. j. Wilson ant antlu lausch each
Lost Newfoundland " Holper lost a set
ter and scN-u other dogs were fo-ind dead IN
uinrTent IaTts o.. the yiua-s aud an Teanerk
road. Tie residents have become SO much
exercised over the matter that three private
waichmen nave Teen employed 10 patrol e
Place az night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27
ASSIGNEE kEiLEr sEnorED
Irresutsrtus- Chnrrre-.Jssr- P~ysr Thtsts
He ssouId Not Have sees Arpei-'ss.


Application was made Yesterday 10 Judge
Pryor in tho Corrt ~ Jommou r!eAs sreeiai
Tern Tor tho removal Of ". :. Kelley as A..
s!gree OF The Irm oi Charles &. Heed 4 20 d.
Wi!lamsbu-Rh yAtnisA Snl Iant manu-
factlrers who made Canc-al nssignmant N
April 1880
The application wAs mae ~ LAWYERS Irnl-
erick 4. Wari rut ldwin Nuri IN ,"haE "
Frederick w.. blossom. one o; the rrc'rrrci
creditors They ..cce that after Mr. hcley
had teen APPOINTED assignee - 'ui.e Book.
staver lie hal tie schedules made W. AMI OF.
tered uJon 'hH sche lu'c dc. 2 IN the oIl'c %
'he CLERK o!th0 COAT o. Jnrl ron icaS I5.
Kelley hns charge g the Fling ol those docu.
meuts In tho ,0rk's Zee Ai'cr che schedules
ar rat IN the 10 .Eet 'he custom l. 70 have
the Judge sitting n 'hamJe,s o, the Couf, %
comm F!ets approve tho cn'ry and TX
the noun! Of he bond which ;he Inv re-
luires th" as gnae 20 .le Mr. Kelley did not
present tie docket for The approval ni IAe
c1Nrt, ,the o. itl!.ai schedules were lever hlei.
legged 10y IN" T'aJr'lN that in cpn'raventiou
= aw the assignee tut tho management OF
decided : ,ur 10 'h. real estate that cam" INTO
his hands - tie wife % ia" asstEnor. aud
neglect. 20 "a. the taxes aai assessmo his
Tue nssi.'' "".s rt'otnov. -. Leeds. alleged
cittt 20 cont nue 'hH business AMI 'rC tlRin-
til was rrcs-it.Ht the Meeting and ar1ui"sred
ia 'hg rr,Imett. "u TN. the ia ntin denies.
Judge iTyOT I,h.ui ..IwaT1 AMI sad.
This = most Gri SAINT duty ,ur NJ 10
rert I'm thr NOR. 80 indeed. as / have known
Mt heu"y from loTuCoN. and his assoc. alton
win tbs court. Ith.rk u" ever should have
teen APPOINTED M assignee bernuse 81 the
Position he holds iH tnis court having charge
o. the schedule docket and the ming OF the
sane. therefore 'a'l 1t ny painful duty to
grant your request: meantime the Injunction
against Mr heiIey stands. viii name q re.
CeiNer in daN or two
Judge lrvor urlerai that the schedules lie
fled according 20 law According TO the
schedules the liabilities the firm amounted
in 1871 To- SlH,''tl. with nominal assets q
S+J.2JI AM lctua' assets OF - 1UyJ.
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sCHILLINGER,s SEAT
Testimony Concluded Before the -ub-Cou-
mittes on Elections.

The Assembly sub-Com mite on Privileges
and Elections, composed OF Messrs. Terry. Me-
Nance. and Nscheron. met yesterday In the
room OF Part Ill o! the COur; oil Common Pleas
ard continued the hearing o! the case Of Seth
Wilks, Republican, 10 unseat Ajolph Schil-
linGer the Dem ocratic Assanblyman from the
itesnth district
Mr.. schillinGer took the stand and denied
the assertions made 5y Witnesses for Mr..
Milks. that he had Put pasters in the pockets
OF voters and had orered men money 10 vote
for him lie had not done any election eeTing
on election day, he said. because the district
was Democratic anu eleciioneeriug wasn't
necessary.
Several witnessed testified that young Call
!ahan. who had told the committee that Schil-
llngeT oTered moneY TO q tlnd man. had in
formed them that the Wilks party had given
him money. one Of thess witnesses was Gala
hans uncle. The clothes callahan wore be-
fore the committee he had got from supporters
Callahan told me" Iatrick II. Dopohue
testified. that lac had GIT sl5 FROM the Wilks
rar'y. and that he had bought the suit down
The committee will m eet again next wednes-
day at II A. NJ. when counsel will sumuI.
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Charles 4. Hamilton aGI William 6. Esmil-
ton as trustees under tw2 deeds Of true, made
bT John Ham IL u Tor tae Je.e,., 0! his s0n.
Alexander Hamilton have brought an action
in the supreme Court. through Edward 49,.
No.imer. f0r lulIr.a! settlement oitLeiT ac-
counts a. trustee The Amount % the trust
fund i go 10 the income . which has teen
rad rs The trustees 20 Alexander HAMl.' n.
who i stlIl living AEi no under the teTys
~ tie trust deed - emf sWeTrd IN dispose -
the f.Lt DIS vii. among Hls Shll wen three -
whom are s'..l gylnR Justice Barrett mas al
I1'ufrH george ". luLD n guard an rd Item
tnrsE.rn - o. grandchildren @! A'eNAud der 10
D. G'ert th"5g Interests .L the lad VsAL!lg the
4 Z .pnd-ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27
MUST orEN Ur me LANDS.
The Colorado RrBeh = vie OF FeneIBE De-
eIared TO he Illegal,

DENvER, Jan. 2G.-JudGe Ha'lott yesterday
morning rendered an Important decision in
the ca So OF the United states against Daniel
Garfield and W. Dewey. In this case suit Is
brought byth Governments 10 cOrrpcl Garfield
10 remove n fence which enc!rsrs Government
land near Greeley. IN Wells county The com
IAny which tau.sid represents purchased all
Of the alternate sections In a township nee r
Greeley. butt reservoir, and fenced in tho
whole township. 80 constructing the fence
that none 81 u was on Government Land yet II
property the company owning but halt q tho
land enclosed. Judge HAl.ett SAYS that tho
Plea - utilizing the land cannot lie brought
into question that Government land must 4 OF
he enclosed AMI the lands Will have TO he
oUenel up.