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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gencral Term-Reccss
Supreme -Chambers-Before Ingraham, J.-Court
opens 1890 a. m. Motion calendar called II a IN.
Supreme Cour,-Specia Term-Part I-Before Lawrence.
Law and fact: Nos 2277 Gi3 707. 1888. 1927 1914
2,l3 2D5O Case unfinished.
Supreme Court-Specia Term-Part II-Before Beekman
J.-Elevated railroad Clear.
Supreme court-Specia Term-Part II-Before -. j.
Court opens at 1880 IA. m.
Circuit court-iart I-Beore Andrews. J-Causes TO be
sent from Part III for trial. Case unfinished.
Circuit Cour-Part If-Before Patterson J.-Causes 10
be sent from Part III for trial. Clear.
circuit conrt-lar, IIioBeforc Teach Nos 2sts
s56I G4lO 6,sj 1867 Gij9 $685. 2Oi5. 2345 300 1851
1916 1854. 1871. Clear.
Circuit CourtPar Iv-Adjou, ned until Monday May II
Superior Court-Specia Tern-Before Mch -am Mos.
G6l. 52G. SIS. SIS. $40. $40 Clear
Superior Court-Equity Term-Before Freedman. j.
No day calendar
Superior CourtTai Term-Part I-Before Gildersleeve
mos. 1858. 1871. I2is. 154 i77G 1891 $40. s74 1874
Clear
Superior courTrial Term-Part II-Adjourned for the
term
Superior Court-Tral Term-Part III-Beforc Dugro j.
Nos 1856. 1856. 1876. $50. 1923. Gear.
surroga,e's Cour'-chsmbers- Arnold. s.-No
viii Of Bertha Hamm. at 1890 a: m. Wis for pro-
bate: Joseph II. Cute Joseph Muck. Naomi Bailey.
Christina Brockhausen. Eliza Sparks. Gertrude
ley Emily Weeks. Frederic C. Aigeltinger 1890
Elizabeth u. Gourley James Branley John Ho:scher.
John J. Levy. at p m
No 1866. will Of Mary Kerfoot. at 10 80 q. m.
Common Pleas-specia Term-Before Daily. c. j.
Motions
Drae s. $500
Common Pieas-Triai Term-Par I--Befors Gieesrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
PLENTY or USE FOR UMBRELLAS

BAD WEATHER YESTERDAY FOR CITY PEofi'h-
SUNSHINE TO-DAY.
The wind blew out from the West yesterday. ana
IL was distinctly an umbrella day. Fortunately the
und was gentle and the umbrellas were not turned
inside out but II did rain. 1t began at sunrise ana
ceased only at SHUTDOWN. 1t was a cold. penetra'-
ing wet too that could have pleased no one out
Highland Scotchman IL wee bit raw. Dut
good for the crops. perhaps. The city business
man on the other hand. had no use for II, nor
had the daintily dressed woman who wanted 10 DO
her shopping. Up In the eyre. however. whence
was learned yesterday that to-day will be full or
sunshine, though still cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
MAJOR MORRIS SUCCESSOR.
CAPTAIN GIBSON TO BE DEPUTY STREET CLEAN
no COMMISSIONER OLIVER SUMNER
TEAII. on THE WARPATH.

r,pTrN GIBSON TO BE DEPUTY STREET CLEAN
lNG COMMISSIONER OLIVER SUMNER
TEAIr. OK THE WARPATH.
captain Francis NJ. Gibson was Yesterday APP
pointed Deputy Commissioner OF the Street 'ieah's
n.n,rtm.ut AS the successor OF Major Charles T..
Nnore who resigned He has been assistant SUI
pcrlnicndent Of the department at a salary OF 1850
a year His new place gives him $1,000 year. Cap
tain Gibson made the acquaintance of Colonel War
ing I'm Newport l.. l. He has been resident OF this
city for many years his home being at NO l22 Mad
,son-ave He In a man OF middle age. He IL re-
fired officer OF the Regular Army. lie was iirst
lieutenant I'm the eth Cavalry when General Gus
ters command was wiped out by Sitting Bull in
the battle OF the Little Big Horn. In June. 1876.
Gibson's life was saved by the fact that at the
fatal moment he was operating under Captain
Rept.en n couple Of miles from the main body OF
troops He was retired with the rank OF captain in
December. 1891
Oliver Sumner Teal made tour OF the Criminal
Courts Building yesterday. lie was on the war
path He had heard that colone. Warning had APP
noin,sd captain Gibson as his deputy. He said the
co,onel had made himself criminay liable by Civ
ing ont the statement that he Intended TO appoint
Mr Teau IN the place when he had no such In
tention He obtained the names and addresses OF
nve reporters to whom he alleged Colonel Warng
ar his secretary had said he was to have the APP
noIntment Then he sought District Attorney FEEL
lows who referred him TO his assistant Mr.. Nc
Intyre The latter took Mr.. Tealls statement, and
II NAV be referred TO the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
FOUR NEW INSPECTORS NAMED.
ACTION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE of
THE CITY OF NETWORK.

ACTION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE CoLLH"" "
THE CITY OF NEwYoRK
A, the regular weekly meeting OF the trustees" VI
the College Of the City OF New-York. held YESTERDAY
afternoon in the rooms of the Board OF Educa''on'
Robert II. Hatch appointed special ns.t"o'o'
In elocution CASTOR I.affargus and Bernaru .,'"
berg were appointed general tutors. ana JONI, d.
McNulty was appointed Instructor In moran anu III
teec,ual philosophy. At the suggestion OF r'e''
dent Webb the bylaws were amended so th"' p'o
fessors VIII not be confined to their desks INC
hours a dav az heretofore Hereafter they can
devote more time to the examination OF their as
slstants' work.
The trustees Of Normal College also held '''ee'
ing bu, transacted no business OF Importance
After both ,neotires were concluded. the Committee
on Teachers OF the Board OF Education gave near
ing to the trustees OF the Twenty-second atu wiz
ar. accused OF neglect In not nominating P!ope'
candidate for principal OF Primary pepa ,nsm' nj
81 The hearing was held behind closed doors ai.u
lasted over an hour The committee declined 10 s,a.1
what recommendations would be made 10 the bo "a,
OF Education as a result Of the conference me
matter Will come up at the next meeting vi '"e
norI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
INSURlNCE ON COLLAPSED GCILDIN'''
CONFERENCE BETWEEN BOARD OF TRAD" ~
TRANSPORTATION 'OM%ITTEE MD ''
SrRAXcE REPRESENTATIVES,

CONFERENCE BETWEEN BOARD OF Ti'N'N N''D
TRAXspoRTATIoy ooMmITTEE AND IN
srRAycE REPRESENTATIVES,
\ conference was held yesterday between " 'y"
mlttce Of the Board of Trade and Transportation
and number OF fire insurance men, NJ "' 49,,
OF the Board. The conference was r'sui. VI ''
falling OF the Moul,on Bulldog. IN Frank''n-s' !"
being said that no Insurance was collected io' '"'
destruction Of the building. as II colIhIS'' W."
taking FIRE \ clause in all insurance policies S'''''
tina, the policy IL void II the Insured bn''hE VI guy
rart OF H. should fail before taking FIRE. Inc com
miitce WAS instructed 10 find out what erect mas
clause hal on Insurance. and 10 report ""' "'''"
was necessary t. render insurance mo'' ''"'
Tho committee were g. Waldo smith, oS'h' -
S,raua and John H. Washburn. James Ialco't
lanes H. Seymour Seth T. Thomas and NlI'H'" !"
Wiley were also present The insurance men "''c
Marahall & briggs president % the Nh1an~p"'s
Fire Insurance Company; James \. Sa'hey oi Wv
German American Insurance Company. ''o'R'
sheldon. Phoenix Insurance Company r. = war
ton. Citizens Fire Insurance Company anu ''"'N'
NJ Colt OF the Royal Insurance Company y '""s
discussion took place The insurance mon sali inv
could do nothing that the clause In question was
PUT in the policy according to the STU "nn,nv
could take n risk against Joss 10y Iil'lS ar,
ings. Tho conference then ;ane 70 an emo" can BE-
done. and report 20 tn" Board June - 800,
oscar Straus expressed the BELIEF th't new 1 I,
nantes would organize TO take risks on bnih'','s
against LOGS by collepsing. Tn" only eNpehsi ~, ny
such companies would be salaries Of officers ana ~,
specting buildings Mr 9ir'us tn% Ir.e.. ''''
IN. Executive Committee az the Board ~ Iral"
ami Transportation have prepared res9lusIonin ~
adequate in Of fire. and that the supply mas no,
kept pace with the progress IN nllnt Inc matte
and the Mayor was asked for Il nearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
on TRIAL E0R COySPIRA

Jones " McManus. his brother Philip McManus.
and Lawyer Jacob Levy were placed on trial yes
terday before Recorder Goff In Part OF the Court
OF General Sessions on charge Of conspiracy The
McManuses are butter and egg dealers OF washing
they through Levy became parties to a SNAP
Judgment for 1880 PHILIP n, McMs az sse3
creditors The defenco ~ renresented by Civil Jus
tices Wauhcpc Lynn and 0oldiose and John r. Fen
resents the people . 49,
Whea court adjourned at 40 p r; me jury nad
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
~, FRIENDS SUSPECT FOUL PLAY.

,ohr Rurke. OF No. 40 West Thirty-ffth-st.. was
otc,sed ND unconscious by the police OF the west
rortv-seyenthst. station. on the 14th ins In nall
wav near his home. and removed to Roosevelt hos
n,tal Burke died there Monday without regaining
consciousness An autopsy made by Dr. HUBER
showed that his death was caused by fracture oi
tho skull There were external injuries on the
hodv Burkes friends suspect foul play. They say
tina; when he left home he had quite NUMBER o.
vsluabies IN his possession and that wnen ne ,is
friends believe that he was assaulted ana roooeo
The police are investigating the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
INDICTED FOR COTNTPRFEITJyG

The Federal Grand Jury yesterday Indicted
number OF persons supposed 10 belong TO gang
OF cOunterfciters who have been circulating coun-
icrfeit dollar pieces In this State and New-Jersey
True bills handed down against william
Anstrow. John Bartuske. John Stuzinski and cam
crime Stulzinski, who were arrested In Kingston
y. y: Angelo SeUele arrested in White fla'hs'
Marco Negr and fErncsto cafero. OF this city
The prisoners ali supposed 10 be associated
with each other IN circulating the spurious CON
which Negri Is suspected Of having made AZ No
is Monroe-st The prisoners all pleaded not sudty
before Judge Benedict IN the United states III
cult Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
PART ii.
PAGES II TO IA.
THE COURTS.
SUIT AGAINST GENERAL ALGER.
A CLAIM BROUGHT BY MAURICE b. MENphN"' =
CROKER. AND a CorNTERcLAIM
ENTERED

IL. w '@-''''
ENTERED.
General Russell \. Alger. of Detroit Mi'h" "nS
- ed IN the Supreme Court by Maurice IS
,,,ha,o the banker and broker. who is mem
hor ~ the Consolidated stock and Petroleum En-
s,cn and has an Office at No co Broadway III
- ac,,on IN which it is sought TO hold the GeAeiai
., an ALLEGED balance Of $2'sI ~ VINO"
-. ont Of transactions in stock between
>ovembcr q 1892 and July >. 1884. The action was
t,,,ch, IN February last. but no defence was III
.,osos and an order obtained from justice
,,,ro,co for the examination OF Mendham before
rial 80 as TO enable General Ag"r 10 obtain ia''S
mn which ne could put In his answer. the 'N-
,r,,a,Ion WAS to have been held before James w
Gerard ir as referee. on May 10. hut II has Deeh
oos,noned in view of the fact that an order was
obtained recurring General Alger TO show cause
u,hv the order for the examination should not De
,oca,ed and set aside This question came ~ TOT
,oarng before Justice Irgraham in supreme court
Chambers Yesterday and after hearing. the motion
,as denied with SO costs. that now Mir Menu-
ham will be required TO submit 10 the eNd"iI'"''''
before trial - 49, go, nv, l., M
formal answer 10 the complaint his defence 10 lne
anil s tina, the stocks and securities were neN''
hourht md sold by Nendham for ana on MS az
ron,, and that the statements when were f'il-
dered from time TO time. showing the accounts
vc-a false ard fraudulent In addtloh 70 tn,S' Nv.
cal Aiccr interposes "A cOunter-ciam 10 me sum
demanded in the complaint to the extent OF Sr'V".
FOR money paid out to Mendham as margins Oh inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
TTyERII or HIRAM IA RNET.

The funeral OF Hiram Barney for many years
a prominent lawyer and for three years Collector
OF the Port Of New-York under President Lincoln.
who died on Saturday afternoon last In his eighty
fourth year. took place from his late home. Cedar
Knobs. KingsDridee at o'clock yesterday after
noon Burial was In Woodlawn Cemetery The
services consisted OF the simple burial ritual Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. and the hymn:
on Thou Who Driest the MouIhrrh Ieafs.
which was favorlte OF the deceased. by the Key.
George S. Peyson OF Inwool There were no pail
lcar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
Az TT4LTAY WEARY or LIVING.

Nicolo Bonocoro Italian laborer twenty
eight wears old OF No ll3 East One-hundred-and-
cghteenth-st attempted 10 commit suicide at h's
home at 7.30 O'Clock yesterday morning by cutting
his throat with a razor. lie had succeeded In In
fictng a slight cash when he was arrested by
Policeman Converse. OF the East ohe-hnhdred-ahd-
fourth-st station. who had been summoned by "A
ncehbor Bonocoro said he wanted 20 de because
his wife had deserted him and he had nothing 10
The Harlem police Court. yesterday morning. and
held in siOnO BAH for trial lie says he VIII kill
himself II he gets chance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Case on. NO 1852 Parish vs.; sun Printing and Pub
fishing Company No day calendar -,
Common rieas-Triai Term-far,s II and ii-AdjouFned
the
C,y Court-spccia. Term-Bcforc Mccarthy. J-Mo-
city courT,ia Termpar, Before Msworrser 10
NOS. i,i2. i11i 1910 11s1 1856. 100. "r5 l..1 lGl2
~! 1856 1881 1877 1915 1859 1856 ''" 1885, 1905
1881 1853. 5i5. 1864 1922 Gear
city cour,, Term Par zo7 oo ai.g
alii. 3i52 iS0s lsl4 Clear.
Clty 'ourt-Irial Tcrm-iari IIlHefore EhrlicA. C. j.
Nos 80 2osi, ?0s, 2o ,5a it'S ~; ITO 2l3o
2l5r i3j ljGG 1870 5?l. 1906 80 go clear.
cry cour'-Trial Term Part IV.B,fore Van Wyck j.
Short causes: Nos &o52. 1901 3'' iOs', il33. Alb
putty No. 100 clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Iy Ingraham. j.
Matter of Hal-Charies H. Truay.
Ifammcrslough vs.. Barston-Jamcs !. Ncali9
superior Court.
by McAdam. J.
Duclss vs.. Brown-Walter G. Low.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Superior Court.
Nv McAdam. !.
Matter Of New-York Bowery Fire Insurance Company
George u. Rhoads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
ANOTHER DTNEEy WITNESS ARRESTED

Detective Trainer. OF the District Attorneys
Office. yesterday morning arrested Frederick }.
Grant another OF the witnesses In the Dinecn case
who could not be found when the case was called
for trial. Grant was found I'm Mr.. Rawsons ONCE.
No. ~ Pne-st He said he did not run away. le-
cordcr Con held him In $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
cOgDtGE Trust INTEREST PAYMENTS

The United States Corl1ge Companys directors
are now considering the Interest disbursements
which the company will have to make IN Ju.y and
the advisablity OF securing a loan for such re-
ouIremepts II was reported yesterday that loan
had been offered to the company. and that " the
lenders would make slightly better terms would
be ACCEPTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
DR. UHITEHEAUS TRIAL BEG w.
SECURING 4 JURY IN JUDGE ALrisONs COURT
DR. PARKINRST. RECORDER GoFF A%D
FRANK MOSS Will RE CALLED As


WI NT4'NTs'' II ~ '4NTI7'
Dr. Z. Newton Whitehead who figured In the
INxow proceedings. and who stands indicted for
having performed a criminal operation upon Agnes
Bertholl % No Q, Seyenth-ave.. during December,
1891 was placed on trial yesterday before Judge
Allison I'm Part H. OF the Court % General Ses
sons The prosecution Is conducted by Assistant
Dstrlc,-Aiiorneys Weeks and Davis, and the de-
fence by Charles W. Brooke and William +. Howe
the first time the two have been associated.
Most Of the witnesses for the people are locked
up in the House OF Detention
Selecting the Jury proved to be a difficult
task than counsel expected for the majority OF
talesmen called had either read or heard OF the
case. and were familiar with The proceedings be-
fore the TexOw Committee.
Mr. Howe said Yesterday afternoon that Or. Park
hurst Recorder Con and Frank Moss Will be
called for the defence.
When court adjourned at 4 O'Clock only eight
Jurors had been secured. The trial will be re-
suned this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
TCi At THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION.

Tea was served yesterday afternoon at the art
loan exhibition. and. despite the stormy day. many
people visited the galleries. Mrs Lawrence FER
klns and Miss Candy poured tea. Among the vsi~
tors were Mrs. Henry |. Burnett. Mrs Marbury,
Mrs Candy. Miss Rogers. DR. Holbrook curtis ana
Stephen Baker. There will be music tn's evenIns
part Tea viii be served tomorrow afternoon. ana
In the evening Mrs. Sarah Cowel Lemoyns VIII
dive some OF her rectation>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IXXIIII.
WHERE EDUCATION IS APPRECIATED

THE UPPER GRADES OF NO. ~ WE'LL FILLED
ONE OF THE LARGEST SCHOOL STRUCTURES
ON THE WEST sIDE-IIGTT AND VEN
TII.ATION ~ THE CLASsROOMS
Ia keeping with the policy Of having hrst-class
schools In the poorest sections Of the city. the
Board Of Education placed Grammar School No 81
~ No. $50 Yves, Fifteth-st IA region settled by
poor but respectable class Of people. large per-
centagc OF whom are Germans and Irish With most
OF these p,opl. It Is great sacrifice to keep their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
ASSISTANT SECRETARY CURTIS GOrSG ABROA y

william f.. Curtis. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, will sail to-day the New-fork for
England. where he will attend the delivery to the
European holders OF the new 4-per cent Government
bonds The bonds Will not be shipped until next
week when Logan Carlisle. CHEZ clerk In the Treas
ury Department. viii take them. Mr. curtis WAS at
the s;ub-Treasury yesterday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-13

BUTTE. March 12.-The Butte. Il.
Kern, f. Stenbrock, New York; c. II.
Cook, Minneapolis; J. NJ. Calderwood. j.
NJ. Frye. Helena G.. W. Abbey. Chicago
Henry Hilbronner, Philadelphia: ). W.
Wheeler, Denver; NJ. NJ. Berger and
wife, Milwaukee; L. \. Walkden. Omaha
w. L. Mosin, T.. \. Tyler. Z. Open
heimer, Chicago; II. X. Clark. St. Louis :
j. c. Fox. Washington; l.. }. Williams,
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell and sou, Deer Lodge /;
Il. Cooper, st. Paul; d. McLaren. Great
Falls.
The Southern. f. Wood, c. f. Thurn-
bull, Helena; Alex Thompson. A. ID.
Fleetwood. James Seymour. Hecla Henry
Machin, ROYAL; William Edwards. Ana
conda; A. T.. Keiser, Ellsion; j. +. Nor
rison, Ogden; Il. Hanley, Basin; j. NJ.
Woods, New Whatcom; Miss Richter,
Denver; Will Van Her, Granite: William
Flannery. Bozeman; j. j. Merriman, New
York; Thomas Mulcahy. St. Paul !;
Michael Morrisey, Chicago.
The McDcrmott-l. ID. Clark. New York (:
r. b. Smith. h. j. Haskell. W. L. Cullen,
&. +. Shelton. p. Ii. Leslie, Helena: HI
ram Knowles, Missouri; Jesse Wood, r..
G. GRAY, Salt Lake; +. NJ. Dudley, a.
Hirshfleld, ST. Paul; L. Taylor. Boulder
j. II. Philips, Boise; X. NJ. Goodwin. Wi
mona; Eugene '. Dsbs, Terre Haute; Ii.
j. Woodward, Peoria; Mrs. J. Ii. John
son, Richmond Flats; w. Fl. Godfrey. Ba-
sin; Arthur Henry. indianapolis; w. Me-
Lean, L. f. Genguage, Day ton; H. X.
Mann, Los Angeles.
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DEATH GOT IN ITS WORK
Remarkable Record Of Mortality in a
Certain Set In Butte.
ONE WENT TO MISSOURI
The klpps Have Some Things to
Deny-The Work OF silver
Bows District Court Yes
terday-Dan Paid Up.

BUTTE, March IAN Insignificant dis
tugbance of the peace case. in which Fred
Smlth, white member of Hogan's Sunny
south company was defendant. occupied
Inc time of Judge Speer and a jury in the
Instruct court to-day. The case was
chiefly interesting from the fact that
nearly every participant in the disturb
ance. which occurred in the notorious
Spread Eagle beer hall on Jan. %, 1894,
with the exception of the defendant, is
either dead or has gone to Missouri. The
noted and now lamented Mary Ann Doyle,
Elmer Green, Jack Vaughan and one
q Riley, all had hand in it and are now
dead, Land morphine fiend named
Tracey, who was also mixed up in the
iracas, has gone to Missouri.
smith was arrested for starting the
trouble and was convicted in the police
court, but he took an appeal. The evil
dcnce introduced by the prosecution was
10 the effect that Smith made a remark
on Park street, within the hearing of sew
eral policemen, that he intended to clean
out the Spread Eagle. A few moments
later lamps, tables, glasses and furniture
III the dive were flying about in
small pieces and blood began
10 flow. Smith denied that Inc
was the inciter of the rio; and claimed
that he went to the Spread Eagle in search
OF a friend named Mack Reagan and
found him in the midst of fight which
had been started by Mary Ann Doyle. At
the request of the peaceful and law
abiding proprietors of the place, McGin-
mis- and Hansen, he acted as peacemaker
and tried to queli the disturbance. As is
usual with peacemakers he got the worst
OF 1t and was arrested.
The jury believed Smiths story and &C
quilted him.
A case i'll which Rita Anderson is de-
PENDANT and appellant, another beer hall
affair. is set for trial before Judge Speer
IO-mnrrnuv
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-13
HE PUNCHED MOSES.
Louis Kipp Cot Five Dollars Worth of
Pun Out of 1t

Louis Kipp Got Five Dollars Worth OF
Fun Out of 1t.
BUTTE, March 12.-Moses Hofstadt, a
smooth young mau. who has been living
mostly by his wits for year or two, was
arrested this afternoon on complaint of
Louis Kipp for obtaining money under
false pretenses. For several months dur
ing the early part of the winter Hofstad;
was employed as a clerk in kaufman Bros
clothing store, but was discharged about
a month ago because of alleged dishon-
esty. Since then he has borrowed various
sums of money from different parties,
claiming that he was still with kaufman
Bros. and promised to repay them when
the store opened in the morning.
This manner of raising funds, however,
was evidently too slow for Moses. so on
saturday evening he went 10 Louis kipp's
place and presented n check for SS5 TO Mr..
hlpp, but fortunately the latter did not
have that amount of cash and then Hoi-
stadt borrowed s.. promising to get the
check cashed and repay HIM.
The check purportei to be signed by
kaufman Bros. and was drawn on the
First National bank. kipp did not see
Hofstadt again, and this morning he
called at Kaufman's place to get his S.
and as soon as he told his story Louis
kaufman saw the fine hand of his late
clerk in it and in company with Mr.. Kipp
he called at Hofstadt's room in the Ben
nett block.
Moses was called out and without enter
ing into an argument with him Kaufman
gave him a couple of right and left
handlers and Knocked him down stairs.
When he struck the landing kaufman was
on his neck and for a while there was the
liveliest kind of scrimmage. but they
were separated and then Mr.. Kipp had a
-
and he will have a hearing before Judge
Almon at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-13
In Judrs MoHatton,s Cour,

Judge Mediation and a jury disposed of
several appeal cases to-day. A suit in
which A. q. Mclatyre was plaintiff and
Peter McCabe defendant, an action for
the possession of a horse, was tried and
resulted in a verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for possession of the animal.
In the case of L. Il. Morgan against H.
II. Horn, the attorney for the defendant
asked for continuance, which was de-
MED and the plaintiff presented his proofs
and got judgment for $3.50 and costs.
The case of {. W. Gould against +. l..
Mahoney was dismissed as settled at the
plaintiffs costs.
By stipulation Judgment for the amount
sued for, less S25. was awarded the plain
tiff in the case of V. L. Cline against Tur-