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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-23

SLID otabt oI hOItdld, Sount1 % ! FeTSuS,
before !. NJ. Beatty. Justice of the Peace.
c. III. Williams,
VS.. Alias Summons.
j. +. Dohm,
Defendant.
The State of Montana to the a~bove-named
defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to he and
appear before me, /, NJ, Beatty. a Justice
of Maiden, County of Fergus, at my
Office in Maiden, on Monday, the 2Ith day
OF September A. ID. 1894. at l O'Clock p. M.
of said day, then and there to make answer
to the complaint of c. H. Williams, the
above named plaintiff, in a civil action
to recover the sum of thirty dollars. with
interest thereon al the rate of II per cent
per month, alleged to be due from defend
ant to plaintiff upon a promissory note
made by defendant on the 9th day of
October, 1892; also to recover eight dollars
for four chairs sold and delivered by plain
tiff to defendant on the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1892, with interest thereon from said
date at the rate of ten per cent per annum,
and costs Of suit. and in default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against you.
J. Z. Dohm. the above named defendant,
for the sum of thirty-eight dollars. inter.
! est as aforesaid and costs of suit in your
behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day oil
August, A. ID. 1894.
/. NJ. BEATTY.
Justice of the Peace OF said Township.
First publication Aug. %. 1884,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-23
Announcement.

d hereby myself a candidate
for the nomination of sheriff subject to the
Republican county convention.
HUGH GREEN,
TT Mnsinnis.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-23

The Passing Of the Pirates.
When the ship Of state wal sailing,
Sailing grandly and supreme,
With the trade winds blowing freely DER the
land,
Came . gang Of tariff pirates with q Demo
cratic scheme
And q college DIR. Jskyl in
CHORUS
But they'll share alike At the capstan head
When next IL comes our turn,
For their letters Of marQue and their plumber
laden bark
In the ninety-six election We will burn.
Against the protest Of the nation,
waging ruin and desolation
On q too confiding people by deceit,
They have put US on probation ON the pretext
of salvation
With their chieftain's object lesson for a treat.
Now this chieftain rover, Grover,
Ii ransacking the world over
For . dumping ground TO put away defeat.
By his meddling Intervention in Hawaii
close contention
He's made the presidential chair q thorny seat.
So they've taken to frsebooing
On q bottles, starving people,
While our Industries are burdened with dis
trust.
With the tariff they win monkey and keep
trying to get hunky
On an income tax. till something's got to bust.
On their bluster, bras and blunder
We VIII pour united thunder
TIL this wrangle tanGl congress does adjourn,
And wen turn from d1sAnection back TO old,
beloved protection
Which the nine y-six election shall confirm
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-23
CHURCH
-EnaYrERIAN CHURCH.

-EsBYTERIAS CHURCH
LEwtSTowS Regular services are held every
SUNDAY NOR ing and evening except the hrst sun
ats OF each month. Sabbath school every sun
ia, at $50 - M.
Christian Endeavor Society meets every Thurs
da, evening at 7:JO.
AsNrrIS-S.ryiceS morning and evening first
SUNDAY Of each month al Christian Wiedmans.
GEO. EDWARDS Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
LEwIsTowN-Seryice every sunday morning at
o'clock. aud evening at 1880. sunday School be-
fore morning service Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. D. r. HAWK. Pastor.
PuILBRook.-Monthly sppointmehts-ls Sum
day, Ubet, al II a. M. and : .. M Beaver Creek,
ard sunday, IL a. m. aud : y. M fhilhrook, ma
SUNDAY, II a. M. aud 7 .. M; Willow creek, ith
sunday, IL n. M.
-Ias.Os's residence. Philbrook.
L. A. GARVIs, Pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
JOITINGs ABOUr Town.

cab Ss Rpf Srl
s:E s;ss NE. ys'. a, rS% Of
Weather there Ess Gssn sbOminIbIe
ISs w0T1n TSS ., ga f'sSs' on TsGI.d.y
prisonsr 60 Bellevue Hospital va. idsntin.d ys.isr
srSosiyh 4- ''' " ''N'' w. " =" MAJ" '''s'"
Pa,rtek Finn, .ubearr,.r nths General Poet One.
nisht on Complaint o. John " Cane Assistant supsS
OF robbing tue mai
S f1 .ni ..a Esn
q SSfS.: street G.Se ices sent 80 Nc.tn Bro.S.f
a,S Sorh sastiesG .lAh DfA' Mcmahon DIED
Judge Freedman OF the supsrio. Court has issued .
Mrs. o. ss9Is5' n an ssGS eT9sshs :, r.!eT
sonsT; to ssmp., ,es to Iss.ss,s btu because be
slsVAsd rA!iroAi. Eel yesterday morning irou, tue
snS reJsSsd severe injaTis. lie Sss t.t.s 10 Ss.
York Hospital He ivss At ninth avenue aud rSsHty-
me general Term h. ,sy.r,.d ne isd.m.l, in ~:
eass % Nrs JutA i bArrinssr Sho vas eSnvictsd Of
sussd Of SfprapEiatns 5000 TIE property Of zae6S
.aop as "Si ira. !. oiisrsd :" N' 'o-n
IRmigrA,ion RESTRICTION society 80 met las, night
calling for law rsqgr Rg That intsnding lmnsrInts
lu,s ~ a,'.y,, IN n. ~. ~ 49, ~ ,us
snd nat only lo0UOo immigrants be admitted sac6
he application Of the Broadway and seventh Ave
nue. ksi.r'ad Comu4ny Tor ths app utmsut Of Tau.
m ssiDu determine whether company build
connecting ROAD 10 south ytts avenue bsi-eca ANAL
and sprlns strvets has been granted BY the General
Term Of the sapEsms COarS The IonmlSsionsTs have
not yet been named
uR the petition Of o. H. sAndsrson. guardian Of the
person aud estate Of al judged lGnAtic. RosAnua
Conner Judss Fryer IN The court o. Common PEAS
BOgTks aud Joseph .. Gray. that Atss GCnnoT u
nov sans the committee 81 hsF person and sstat,
turn over her property TO her.
Tue examination OF H. T NAsehmsdt al ournst
ysstrdAy In The Jefferson hArEet Police Court unti
te-A - on account 81 we death % the COmpGluant
pr Robert ~uod % West To7ty-Ihl=t strsst rh
defendant 10 accused Of sWnlling pr Haywood out @
thousand dpars % In4uein- hu 10 invest II
neu method % manufacturing perfume
me SIRkIuE Fund ConmlEAlon has Advertised 70
bdA for fuTuish. ng and Akiug ina AtsrAronS q
interior % ths re- rImintl tui'd ~ Csutr
s'--r' ne bti- VII b. opened m the Ptrousr
/ ofcs on 80 2, az " oetek AMI ne goTE u TO b
t-su gIysH b. the CON sslonsT OF fube MolkA IN.
E.I enish the EyTE on the building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
Re.o-. or the state Board or u..,,.


ALBANY. Feb. 16.-The State Board OF Health
has transmitted its annual report to the Gov
ernor. The work OF the inspectors. who made
a careful inspection throughout the state with
a view TO the prevention OF cholera. which was
threatened last spring. resulted in much good.
The Board says IL would be OF great advantage
10 sufficient money he allowed to employ one
or two sanitary inspectors. as a much better
service could then be secured from the local
boards. The year 1893 was not characterized
by the occurrence OF any serious epidemic
except that Of influenza. and the general NOR
tally was somewhat below the average. A de-
sold In this state has been effected BY the
work Of the Board. The need OF a state lab
tiers OF a chemical nature which iegitimateIy
come before the Board NAV be given i'm medi-
The work Of Examination Of cattle for tuDer-
culosis has increased beyond all expectations.
Last rear 2O3lO cattle were examined and UlS
age cost Of exam nation was ~ cents for each
animal The value OF "koch's lymph" az q
ence gained. Facts are being collected bearing
upon the use OF tuberculin. which will be valu-
srasicats copsumnton in Cattle In the ear i
service tuterculin was little rnsorted to. Now
almost every animal is injected.
tubercle bacillus has been. found In one sam :
butter taken at random from eighteen pack
ages made from milk OF cows some OF which
were known to have tuberculosis no bacili
were found. Statements have been made that
more attention has been directed to Jersey
cattle than TO other breeds. This IL not so. It
will require a larger appropriation to cope
as effective as the law Intends. owners OF
herds have made many personal applications
that their herds be examined. At present
there are more than fifty applications on nle
which have not been reached. some OF them
from cities. asking that examination OF the
milk supply be taken up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
No,s. Of Mails Ersat..

CalTs wiu sng IN Brooklyn this evening IN "cAr
men a. IHs Academy u kuEic, shs has sHtirslY re-
OF heath aud voice
some installations have been mais IN the pro-
Eramms Of grand opera for the eoIaIHE seek from that
previously arranged "WsEthsE ~il De produced q
NoHdaY evening pat this sill % the emily PsTfoEmzu,
Of hGEssnsl's opera d-Tiug the wees. Il may. hos
ever be revived during the spring season The Hu
EusHOtS IA 60 b presented on Wednesday night on
Thursday sVsainE WAIhnEions Birthday, an extra
niEhT Of opera announced Gnd ~CaTmsn viii then
haEs ia last performances. On FEicay RtEhi "Faast
ill he Even ulth Ns0a hagzsts for the nrst tins
aat JeAH De RssEks Taa. and - the saturday matt
ne "1hs Marriage Of Figaro "a. - sPssiaI Eeg1saL
Be pat oH again-
re Colun5ia College Gee. banjo. HRd NAnioiia
elasz are O. EiVs a ecneeu ~ ths AAdison square
Garden Ceaesrt Han tais saturday, evening" Il = ths
cIsbE ssvsatesnth AnnzAi ennesEL
Jossf shE!nsEl Il 70 give his ssEsEth plane recital
tha EftsEHson ths aElllsR s9aAEs GAEasa ceassE'
Han e ) Sslssk-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT.
An Uaprspatioss Year for the Fire Iassr-
aass Companies.

ahse Companies.
ALBASY Feb. 1d-Su perintendent James r.
Pierce OF the State Insurance Department In
his report for 1898. says that at the close OF
the year the fire. tire-marine. aud marine iI-
suranee companies doing business in this
State were possessed Of $3.50, O35. $50 OF ad-
mitted assets. not including assets held
abroad or premium notes OF mutual eompA-
MES q decrease OF $I.4i0.3TO as com
pared with 1892 The liabilities Of
these companies. excepting scrip and
capital. were sl33.e5O. 76a an increase
OF s6.OS2925 over the return OF the
preceding year. The receipts were sl47.-
$500. 433. and the disbursements were sl4o.-
$50. u.s.. an increase as compared with 1892
OF So. 2s5. 73J in receipts. and an increase Of
sll 1903. SsT In disbursements. The whole
number OF companies reporting in 1893 was
l5l. being three less than reported in 1852
The amount OF IRE risks written in 1892 was
s. 554. 4OS s2l in 1888. 90. 2O6 S6d. 34i; de-
crease OF S}47.542.4l7. The amount Of ma
| Tine and inland risks written IN 1892 was
crease OF sG8 AS. O,'S.
The deposits ia the Insurance Department
made by the various Insurance. companies anu
| assoeiatiOns. aud held " the superintendent
| in trust t9Eths benefit OF policy holdeTsAmouh'
Whether the individuals composing the
| LlOyd organizations are lawfully engaged IN
business ~h'n me % me ssSihe e'tg n
| yidual underwriting has been referred 20 the
| Attorney General. with the cases Of twenty
| four assoeiatiOnk Of I.lOVdS now operating
| within this State The Superintendent SAYS:
! In several states il has for some time past
| been prohibited. There seems 10 be no reason
4 why IL should be eountenAueed in this state 10
the extent even Of the permission contalned IN
| the exempting clause IN the Law Of lss'4
! therefore recommend tile repeal OF this eA-
| emption.' -
| bill. which snlArges the duty q IoroneEs TO in
! eluie the investigation OF all fires OeeuTring
| within their resPeetiys Jurisdictions lie also
| calls attention to the necessity OF passing q
! suitable general building Law, the need
| OF which 10 apparent TO all Interested
| in reducing the fire waste within the
| state. The necessity for such leglslat on
| is shoz 10 the case Of the cry OF New York
| as compaFAd with six European cities. Data
! collected from other countries show that ws
| have at least four times as many fires a. knTo-
I peAn cities aud more than four times the de-
| stTuction OF property. Biz Of the largest eiiles
| Of Europe with population ofbSl Uu1, sus-
| tanned : loss Of 80 l!E3tAhl. or nearly - cents
| IeT capita Whils NeE York. with popui alton
| Of ~ 100. sustained an average loss ia ths
Years 1851 AID lS9 Of s5.u5l.UOO. or So
| Per capita
| most unpropitiOus ons for cur IRE insuTanSs
| cOmpAnies In addition 20 extFaOTdlnaFy losses
| The cOmpABies nave been Eublected generally
| sp&akiDa u : serious falling On In the ~ aTk u
] V1lgs 81 thslT assets daELhg The ysAE b. ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17

The seventeenth annual concert OF the
Columbia College Glee. Banjo. and Mandolin
cluts will beSin to- nlGht Gtthe Madison Square
Garden Concert Hall. 4 special feature OF the
concert will be the singing Of the Alumni Glee
C!ab. which is composed Of former members Of
the College Glee Club. Among the patronssses
OF the concert are Mrs. Frederic Il. Coudert.
Mrs. S. Y. X. Cruger. drs. seth Low. Mrs,
Theodore II. HRvemeyer,. Mira J. Pisrpont
Morgan. Mrs EagenS Kelly: JT Mrs John
Norrie. Mrs. Mhitelaw Reid. Mrs Spencer
Trask. Mrs George De Witt. Mrs C NJ. Del
Brown. Mrs. samuel Sloan, Mrs Philip Rhine
lander. Mrs Henry A. Robbins, MTs- Robert z.
Cornell. Mrs. George II. Bend. and Mrs W
LAnmAn Bull
The musical clubs are Tehearsing Joan oi
Arc" buTlesque written ~ GuJ WetmoTs
CaTryl % the Junior class IL will be produced
Al the Manhattan Athletic Club theatre during
the week beginning April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17

Probability that Eight Mea Went Down
with Her che Ma.saehusetts Coast.

PRoyIScETowS. Mass. Feb 16.-A brass plate
from the cabin stairway OF the missing
schooner Edwin l. Morrison was picked up in
Herring Cove at 80 o'clock to-day. with the
letters - f /. NJ" engraved on IT W. p. Hud-
son. q former mate OF the vessel now residing
here. identified the engraving as his work.
Capt. Lavender. who wa. master OF tho Nor
rison for nine years. with Hudson As mate
much Of the time. Jaws that without doubt
the wreckaRe which has come ashore IL from
that vessel This f. the vessel that was seen
pounding along the beach on the morning OF
Feb. IA She has sunk in the deep water on
Race Point
There is no probability that any Of her crew
vas saved. She was commanded by Capt.
John ii. Smith OF dorchester. Mass. carried
crew Of eight Non. and left Rockport for New
York on Feb IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
MINERS STILL ESToMBkD.
The Rs-euers IT the Gayiord Mine Work
lag Hard AID Hop ng fo~ Success.


wIKEsBARRE. Feb. l6-The rescuers at the
Gaylord mine are still hard at work. and may
find the thirteen entombed men AZ any time.
There is no telling how far they ran down the
gangway when warned OF the fall At the face
OF the fa!! force OF eighty have been at work.
During momentary quiet in the work to-
day. the stiffness was broken by the sound Of
the falling Of chips. the groaning of the mine,
and cracking OF tim bers. While the men were
at work this afternoon Superintendent Morgan
detected evidences Of another squeeze. and he
shouted to the men to retreat They threw
down their tools and ran for their lives none
OF earth and coal came down AMI covered the
spot where they were working. Their escape
was very narrow. FeArlessly they returned to
work and spent the remainder Of the day
As the DAYS pass ex citsment increases rather
than d N nishes. and the mouth OF the pit Is
sti,l crowded with men. women. and children.
George Eicton. foreman, whose son and two
been dangerously ill with nervous prostration
since the accident. but he became so impatient
to-day that he stole out OF the house during
the absence of the family and insisted
upon going into The mine and assisting In the
return home. but went below with pick and
shovel. Two women. one OF whom has a son
and the other o husband in the mine. also pre-
sented themselves to the SUPERINTENDENT and
insisted on going down TO dig. hey were
sent home only on the prom ise that they would
be allowed 10 GO into the mine to- PROV.
In the No. workings ~ The mine the cave
ins continue 10 take place and piles OF rock
Of the entom ed men. John D.. Morris. was
imprisoned 10 n mine in Wales for ten days
before coming to this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
OBIIUAR 7.

Jules Francois yiette once a member OF the
Cabinet who represented the reimbursement
OF Montbeliard in the French Chamber OF
Deputies. died in Paris on Thursday. II. yiette
was born at Blamont on May j. 1913 During
the Franco Prussian war he was Captain OF a
company OF the modified forces. Alter the
war he became n member OF the stafr OF the
Republican, de EEsf. and wrote for many other
papers. He became Councillor General In
1871 and held the office until 1873 In 1S7Ghe
was elected for the first time a member OF the
Chamber OF Deputies ". Gambetta was inter-
ested in hls candi dacy and wrote letter in his
i and is De aeespted II. portfoio q
Mi1istss5 Of, Ct hgTieui,n,n r. DeseR9Ies; ls S
der Prime Ministers Tirard ami Floauet. Az
ter he left the Cabinet be was a member OF the
Budget Committee OF the thamher and OF
f f Of the LoubSt GsHinet in February.
lNj3 ~ Niette became Minister q Public
he also held in the Cabinets Of NJ. Ritot and VI.
Dupuy. VI. Niete was distinguished scien-
tst and N mathematician.
A. Herr Smith. who represented the Lancas-
died Yesterday after brief illness from pneu-
nsaa1 S it Smith Il sp nS Sss
the state senate II ISL prrns bis tern, q, ,S Of
senate by one vote because he refused 70 vote
for himself. His successful opponent, William
m s5SSI Of she s S5fts
was a Leading member. OF the Lancaster bar.
s lied ''A' ' We" " '
hsms s bntis.y 81 WiIiinmsnprrb dad NJ sars-
toga springs on Thursday night in her 74th
year She was born in Cherry street, this city,
and soon alter her maria ce she moved TO
William shurgh with her husband, where he
sGlrsy years iH asS saYns pIcpeiS which Is
now estimated at nearly S5OnOOn. Up to a
year ago. when Mrs Policy went to ssratoea
for her health she lived at liz South Ninth
street. The body was brought home last
night She leaves i've sons and two daughters
da Ths at hs III. S"ms
Elizabeth. y. ]. He was the founder and Dean
OF the Hngry school and had a wide reputa-
tion a. an educator. lie was torn IN Newoury-
port. Mass, in 1878, Among bis ancestors
were nph. LingD SnS a Se1 and hpsn son. n
James Jane; g. iins T d pushsss eosstS S.Y..
d.ithhS ihnGI' VI 'inneapoiS' Ana 'o"n ''HSP
VI r|tT c,,, -, Al. oIa.., .,,,z.,.
Of ThsIIs:,o noSrhd ad y U He was
m emher OF the Secession Cnnyention OF south
Carolina in 1851 and signsd the ordinaese Of
,ssmsssn, sniictaiion Of MALI ioustt Ander
inc uL ~ u, Tont SumtsS xhoss in
spn; ,h1 osrHnnnr irIsnd he WAS 10 see what
eou1d be done to compromise the differences
mission 'A'
nr,Iax G por,la,, or.o, ,hs oIdast md heat
Known residents OF imsteriam, \. T.. died on
thsII,on saSatoea conSty' on June II iS24'
Mr. Bartiett Mas Republican. and had held
Important oifices in Amsterdam and In Mont
gomsTy county. In 1875 he Was chief OF the
Amsterdam Fire department He 10 survived
6y a WIDOW and three sous,
While Mrs. e X. BEundAge OF Comae, L l.,
was converting with a n eghhoI Yesterday she
fell back 10 her chair and died. She was e
years old Heart disease eAHIed aeathi I enc
recently sold her farm 70 lheohoIs hh ,S
in New York.
DIR. otto Rotton died on Ihursdny az ME
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
MORE FIRES IN LONG ISLAND cIrr.
Apprehension LEST the Insarasee COaPaaiss
Withdraw from the cry.

Appreciation Lest the Insarasee CoaPaaiss
Withdraw from the cry.
A two-story flame house at 7OS Pomeroy
street. Long Island City, occupied by william
II. Burns, was destroyed by fire last night.
The loss was $500. covered by insurance.
The frame houses adjoining on each side
were damaged Shortly after 10 O'Clock IRE
was discovered in the United States mail dis
tTibutinR station, one OF a row Of small build
Railroad station The IRE MAS due 10 an over
heated stove. Little damage Was done.
six fires have occurred in Long Island City
since sunday morning. The insurance COM
panies more than doubled their rates Ia Long
Island City recently, and a few days ago several
OF them instructed their agents TO cancel all
the policies 10 the city unless the authorities
showed disposition to give the place better
IRE protection and an increased water supply.
IL is feared that the fires last night may hasten
the eompaDiss in their liberalization to with
draw from the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
FRANCE RECILLs HER MINISTER.
Aat IL II Not Believed that There l. =
Critical Difference with Portugal.

Hat IL IL Not BELIEVED that There Il .
Critical Difference with Portugal.
LnBoS. Feb 16-Ths French Government
has recalled L. l. @. Bihourd. its Minister 10
Portugal The understanding here is, how
ever that his absence will be only TEMPORARY.
Differences between France aud Portugal as
regards French Investments In Portuguese
railways are supposed 10 have caused the
French Government to ADOPT its present
course.
L1NpoS Feb 1.-THE Times correspondent
in Lisbon says ia a despatch concerning the
recall OF the French Minister:
Although France agrees to the new stat
20 the adm Illustration. she opposes Portugal ;
controlling the finances IL Is believed that
this 10 the point on which III. Blhourd Is TO con-
suit his Government"
The 1iInss correspondent does not give color
20 the reports OF critical differences between
the Governments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
wher. Yesterdays Fire. Were.

Mo L. :i3 East sixtysighth street. Bernard
Cohen. damage 500: IL So 20 West lloth street.
Henry Cochran. dAmAg s2oo
PN-2I5 4o5 East ssvsnty-fourth street. Ernest
Won Claim dsmsge $50; A: 81 First avenue ard i25th
street. Ran johnson. damage slight: 3:22. So. West
forty hTst street Annie Carey damAEe slight 5:56.
21p Third avenue. george Eseh damage slight: 5S5
sos West Foristh street Bernard sehel damage SIS:
10. chimney. 53S West Thirty NTH street. 20 l23
Blocker street Morris RAtAslson. damage SIS: = as
81 NAngiu street. thomas Hanson. damage slight:
10 20 225 West l3Sth street. frank l. shaw. dam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. and do not
purge. pain or Rrips. sold BY all drugcista
DESERT BY HER HUSBAND.
The VIII, cf Former Parkhur-t Society
Arent Asks for rusiIe Ala.

Arent Asks for Fable Ala.
Mrs. John Stanynought. who said that her
husband was formerly an agent for DR.. Park
bursts society. went to the Harlem Polio g
Court yesterday and asked Justice Simms to
commit her three little boys to some charita-
bic Institution. She said that she and her chill
dren had been living on the charity other sister
at S2S linton avenue since Novem Der. whom her
husband deserted her Until September Stany-
ployed by DIR. Parkhurst to collect evidence
against Places Of vice.
In that month, she said, she and her family
were living in Brooklyn. and one night her
husband returned home and told her that he
had heen discharged because he refused to
turn in "a report concerning n Ilace he had
been sent to investigate. He left the house
that night, and the woman said that since then
she had not seen or heard from him.
Justice Sim m told her that she must e o to
Brooklyn and have her children committed
that he had no jurisdiction in tho case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17

RIcHNoND Va. Feb. ld.-Ths Flood substi-
tuts for the WickhAm resolution. looking to
tie settlement of West NirginiA's part OF the
debt Of the old State, was adopted By the
Senate to-day. IL eliminates the suit fsa-
tuTs from the original resolutions and PTo-
WOES Tor seii'ement on the basls OF Aull'A-
bic agreement between commissioners AZ
pointed by the two States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
TAs aItI er 10 .sLe.. NJ b.

QUEESsroWN, Feb, III The British ship City
OF HankoW. Cart kinE, from san Francisco.
arrived here today The City o; HaukoW aud
the British chip Clan Mackenzie. Capt, Simp-
sOn sailed from san Francisco on the sane
day. aud SeTs followed on Nov. = ~ the Brit
Nov. q by tie British ship Garfield. Capt. CoH-
by. The Captains agreed % race 70 Queens
toEn for ; mOnsy prize, and this has been Won
b. the CITY Of Han@eW. which made The Trip In
iast Abogt 1O5 dayG