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SIZE OF THE COTTON CROP.
THE GOVERN.MENT PLACK8 IT AT 9,088,000
BALES.
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TAIL8 OF. THB BJBPORT.
The long-cxpected and oft-deferre.l Government
crop report on cotton came out yesterday. It estl
aaated the crop at r?USMK?i balea The repurt stat.-d
thai up to January 1 the total movemenl of tha
crop by ratl was a\MB,7B ba'.es. the aotlaaaled auan
tity remalnliiK' ea Ihe plantatlona anl at Interior
towns was 2.'?0,?39 balea; the eatlmated quantlty
purchased by mills was BAJBB balea Thi M flgurea
add'd laajathBf glve tlie e:<timate of 9.08S..XM bales.
T!,- | MthaatO waa about what waa expected. anl.
aa seen by reference 10 the retnarks of Atwood
Vkalott, given below, the Government's eettsnata dto.
tlmtly discredtta the estlmate of 10._T,'..i>*r bales put
. ? b; 1!. M. Nefll, of Ncw-Orleans. some tlme BgO.
Mr. Nefll la ln the cotton trade what Adllson
Canmack la In the stock market, a profesaional
b- ir of the m_M pronounced type. His estlmate
j- usua.lv tbe club ustd by th?- Manchestor spi:i
nors to kt.ock down prlces. so that theae llrltish
aplnners ean l.ty in immense aupplies of Amerlcr-n
cotton at prlcea below th.- coal of prodttotloa Tbe
enorinoua aBeet of aaca Bgaraa as NettTa on the
floathera ptantera .an readttp be *con. when one
consi.l.-rs that theOB ttgarea are put out whlle the
ootton is la thal Invtolbto poaltloa called the
"plantera' handa," if btr. BeUl'a eetlmatea nre
wrong. as ihey freejuently have been, th-- i tton
gnrwer doea aol cet the benefll of the dtacounl of
BeUl'a errora, for when th. crop has been about
aaarketed, and the aetaal size 0f it is known posi
tlvely. j<o that prlces rlse. the cotto.i has paaaed
from the handa of the planters to those of Mr.
Nelil and his frlenda. More than once tremendous
BaatOrtal injury has un iuuhtedly been done to a
viist accttnn ad thla country by the orofaeolonal
bear aotlmatee put out early on the crop of cot?
ton. whlle the Dritlsh splnners have reaped tbe
Baraeflt later on. This aort ol Baaytag with toaded
<li,f is largely raafoniflrll for the deap an.l bltter
faohag maalfeated throaghool the South toward
.Mr. Netil and his cotcrle of followers on the ex
chaiiprs of the world.
What the bondholdera and Btockholders. the
arhoat-aio-eta and eotton-raloera of America hava
bad lo pav for the prodlgloua op.rations carrled on
in dBpreeelng actual valuea by auch men aa Nein
ln New-Orteane, Cammach in Bew-Torb .nd Par
drldae In Cblcago, lt ls almost bnpoeotble to i-x
aKKcrat,? in flgurea flocb bear uetlea help to sfim
uUite ihe growth of PopttUam la Amerlcan haua
of togtolatlon
Therefore, whoa the Oovernment brim?s out a cot?
ton asthnale tbe bope ol all boaeat iradera la that
it is a oorrcct oaa aad the beUef of every one is
that. a. leaat. it l- bonoat. The eattaaate made y ?
lorday is not generally belleved ... be entlrely c rr
rect. but it ean atlll cntaln some errors and yet ? rr
on th. akla ol rlght The crop B bellev - i b? tba
cotton trade to bt uaderi ithaated in th.- report, an l
conseqUentl> th. raporl had no *reat effect hera ln
adv.in.-ing prlcea Uverpool cred'.ted the report,
bowovor. lo aoaae eateat, and was atroag all day.
Our market WOUM have foUoWed Liverpool. but for
unexpectcd re?ipts of IM* balea of cotton dalayed
In transit bv the storm. This number of bales
?wetted the total. and a slmllar condltlon which la
aspeeted at New-Orleans to-morrow caused the
market to recede.
The New-York market opened at 2 to 3 polnts a<i
vance on the strong f.-elimr abroad. bul rtoeed, for
the reaaaaa gtvea above, al I to 5 P^inls nel *"?
Th- total sales were fltflB bales.
A tra.ier who ha i beea operattag on the buH
aaid: "The hope for better prlces is not in Oovern?
ment reporta. but in the piomised reduction of acrc
__- and ln weather eondltlone."
Two ceaoervaUve revlewa of the cotton altuation
are printed b-low. Hubhar?!. Prlce & Co. aay:
The feotare of the market to-day has been tha
atr. nalh of Liverpool, coupled with th- aeaanesa
"th* market. on'account of the rajbUcaUon O[the
Oovernment Hur.au report. lt to reported, from
abroad that the absence of offertaga ^? ^"g"
cauaed the advance ln the forelgn n?*e*"rvwJ-,tV
hera the attempt of the bareaui to arelumU > ??:
r-iate the um-.ur.t of cotton < n the 1st of hetirnarx
?.aa not t-en recelved with credenee by the trade
As they ihink it la impoaslble for any one to tell
accura-'-iv the number of bales remalntng on the
pantatlons on the lat of February. and .lu- flgurea
_v.n are bo utteriy al vartoaea wlth tne movement
of he crop to market. the entlre estlmate is
therefore no trustc 1. If. bowever, the report: proy-a
to be correct. It wou'.d certalnly reault ln a aharp
advance ln prlces. but as the trade bellevea Ihe crop
fs to be between S-.5un.O0O anl 10^000.000 ba e*. the pub
ficatlon of an eatlmate of B.1O8.O00 naturaliy fall* flat.
At the tlme that the bureau report waa belng wad.
informatlon was recelved that tne r*iidw,. at Balt -
more this- week would probably be u.oxi r.aie*. ani
Sa reault was to break the market some 3 to 4
polnts from the openlng prlces. There la however.
Rt i* or no dlapoaltlon to antlcipate a further de
clirie aa tbe approach of the plantlna tim* I* ao
cloae' fhat most operators prefer to awalt develop.
ments as to the reduction in the aereage.
Atwood Violett & Co. Bay:
Uverpool dld better to-day-U* polnts-but with
o't Improvement ln the character of thelr apot_bual.
neU There was at. advance here of 2 pojnta but
thev'wer" k.st. and decllw l 3 below yeaterday.
l^ie" ,.r - , _pl ?- I Bure ... report fefi very flat. an I
the abaur-lty of it. inaamucb as the crop'???*":
Baated at 9..*38..<* baies. caused a decluie 'nstead of
aii mprovemer.t. Texas ls eatlmated by th. Bureau
SU^Mo'and yet un to January B. eaeordlnaTto
the o?clal flgurea of rtocretary Beeter, of the N ?
Orlcans Exchange. there ha-1 come into a ght of the
Texaa crop to that date 2.7*1.000. or within 44,i?JU
balea of the above-mentiom-.l estlmate.
Aa we ?ail yeaterday, the Bureau'a crop wlll be
ln'slsht by May l& whlle Liverpool will certalnly
not advance on BUCh flgurea as the t; ,vernine..t
ha-- aiv.-n it* Indoraemanl of. at ihe same tlme i.v-n
ahould not decllne, becauae whlle such an eatlmate
flnls no cre-lence. Burope may aay they are otti.iai
flxurts. anU mav be 800.C00 or tWOOll bales out of tlie
way. The reporl throwa dtocredit on eatlmatea of
10,00.000 minimum.
For OUraelvea w* feel more dlaposed to take the
lon? slde of cotton. even wlth th>- movement. whlch
contlnue* on a large rcale. and lt rather seems to Uf
that wh?-n the losa ln recelpta does begm lt wiu r...
emphasired more stronxl.v becauae of the amount
that is comlni? into alg-t dally and w.-ekly now.
There ls nothlna;, In our oplnlon, to warrant an estl?
mate of 10.000.unn bale? to come Into sight by Sep
tember 1 next. On the contrary, we are incllncd to
thlnk that estimates of 8,600.000 to I.TtABBJ arlll soon
be popular. We rather thlnk there Is a feellna here
to-dx.v to tnke m"re moderate vteara of the size or
the crop. and If this fee'.InK should becom.- current
on the other el-le better prlcea wlll soon be la < rdei
The port movemenl to-day was *weile<i at Baiti
more by 15,000 bales. doubrlesa due to necumulatlons
dunnir tha recent Btorm. Port recelpta to-day.
XI 500 naralnst l\V*> last year. and ix,!'>0 this date In
is:<2.
ThO Bureau report ln full ls aa follows:
Washlngton. Feb. 12?The statemetits furnlshel
the department bv the varioua rallvay and water
tranaportatloti con.panies, of cotton movementa to
ports ar.d Northem and Kaatern polnts. from b.
Kliir'nic of aeason to January 1. !*!*>. toai-ther wlth
ret.in.s made by the departmeat'a country aRi-nts
of the amount of cotton remainini; on plantations
aud Interior towna on January 1. *nd the amoutits
reported by milis a* boujchl from Keptember 1
to .lanuary 1. -low as follows:
Kallwav inovemeni from North Carollna. 8a7.1<>,
rcmaining on plantations aml interior towns, 1ft..
M; boaght by mllla. 109.633; total crop, B*tlT.
Hailway movement from South < arollria, M...M:
.-emjiinlng on plantatlcn. etc, U6.S74; bouBht by
mills. IBvMI; total crop. 787,808. _--?.. ?__.?,?
ltitilway movement from UeorKia. .i...020. remaln
Ink- on plantutlonB, etc. 2S3,4S*S; bought by mllls.
llft;Sr_; total crop, 1.151.460.
IUllway movement from Florida. W.771; r.-matnir:?
on plantations, etc, 5,805; total crop, 45,63.
Rallway movement from Alabama, 530.O.1; oa
plantations. ata,. 2CS.r>i>; bou?ht by mt.ls, 9.6^.;
total crop, !Ci.7P>. __ MO
Hailway movement from Mlsalsaippi. 84..228; on
rlantations, etc, 270,370; bouKht by mllls, 9.6^.;
oial crop. 1,127.2?n.
Hailway movement from Loulsiana, 668.1^.: on
plantatlona, etc, 151,334; bouuht by mills, 6.U.-;
total crop, 7X.IS1
Hailway movement from Texa?, tMB,Blt; on nlan
tatlona. <tc. 811.86B; bouarht by ir.ll.s, 3.644. Total
crop. 2.8U.C53.
Hailway movement from Arkansas, 468.332. on
p'.ar.tatlon* etc. 1&C.24S; bou^ht by milla, C3C. T#ta:
crop.?C65.2l7.
Rallway movement frona Tenneaaee, -."V'.ISS*; on
plantatlona, etc, 43,312; bouKht by mllla, 11,1*1. Total
crop. 303.911.
RaJlway movement from Indlan Terrltory an.l
OkUhorna. flUBt; on plantat! ins, etc 22,7i*J. Total
Crop. H2.281.
Rallway movement from Mlasrirl. 20,042; on plan
tation>, etc, 5.728. Tot il crop. i",,770.
Rallway movement frotn Ylrglnla, 10,827; on plan
tatlona, etc. 2*a. Total crop, 11.125.
I' llway movement from Kentucky, 1.657; total
erop, 1.657.
Rallway movement from Banaaa II; on planta
,.< n. BJ, Total crop, B
Total rallwav movement. 6,545.72*; rrm.ilnlnt; on
ilanrationt-. et... 2,080,739: biURht by mll:s. IBI.533.
Tot ii crop, 8.088,00a
No deductlon has b-en made of cotton remalnliiK
on plantatlona and In.'erior towna on September 1,
im.
fr. addltlon to the above mlll purchaaca are to be
add d 8,188 balea bouaht bj- Alr-.bemi. Georgla.
North anl South Carollna mllla from flUtea IB
which thelr mills are not ocnted; als >. ll.w, bales
boulbt b? VlrgtafaT7nd 8.B5 balea bougbl by Ken
tScky mllla afl of which are l;.cl.?Ie.1 in the ru. -
way movement. making c. total of 4i>3 2...' 1 ait s ri
portexl to the Southem m.b- aa boujcht from hep
tam. er I. 1801, 10 January 1. 18 ?
Th.. flgutea ln th- ahow- report are eul. .-. . i
revUion In tho flnal Apnl report o. tl.epart
"Ihe proportion of tbe cro-i foiwarded to rnarket
up to Pebruary 1. ar.d whi.-h is therefore no longei
la the handa of producera or In the amaller towns,
t!<
la ahown by the conBolidated returna of^correapond
oata to be 89.9 per cent. leavln* 10.1 per <ent atlll
ln the handa of producera or in thoae of local mer
' Vh^per cent by Statea la as follow;*: North faro
Una B7i South Carollna. 91: Georgla. 94; Hortda,
l:, Alabama. 91: Miasiaelppi. **; Loulatona ?;
Texas, Bl; Arkansas. Mj Tennesaee. BJ- Ind an Ter?
rltory aml oklahoma. 8S; Missourl, \irgln1n, Ken
tu.-kv and Kansas. K7; averace. 89 9.
LoBBIll from inse. ts have been small. Mi**l*alppl.
Houlalaim und Texas reportlnir loss to some ex
"?n'ie propcrtion of lint lo sced rangc-s from 29 to
"i& ner cent; average, --'??? _
"The avernge date of < loaing plcklng araa Doeeav
Tbe quallty of the preaent crop Is allchtly above
an avernge._^^_
FVNERAL OF DR. TAYLOR.
[MPRBflSIVfl skhvices AT Tlis PORMBB
CHURCH.
MANY ivkm,KM >WB PBOPUO PBBBBBT BB.
BTOBUura THiiun: Tn Hii bebobt.
Beldom has the Broadway Tabernacle heM a
great er throng than that which assembled in Ihe
well-known church al IB a. m. yesterday. the hour
appolnted for the funeral of the Bev. Dr. WUUaiB
|f, TayVor. The large attenda_.ee ahowed how gen
eral was th- ktve for the man who bad been paator
of the church for twenty yeara and more. and Who
had been retlred as the paator emerttua after b's
k?ng aervlce. Th. death of ihe belaved aalntoter on
Prlday had been a btow to many of tha Ohrtotlan
men an I women wb . wem to th.- church yeaterday
mornlng to pay the laat trttflite of reapoct to hla
.,. raory, and they talki i ln aubdued lonea about
his wonderful powera as a pulpll oralor, his unfall?
Ing aympathy wlth th- membera of the c ingregatlon
and th* old and comfort whl h had been derlved
from hla advlce. Many of the ctorgymen In the
clty attended tba funeral, nnd amOBg them were
the Rev. Dr. l'nrkburs: and the Rev. Dr. ColUer.
Imong the laymen wera aa-Ooveraor Cornell,
Charlea St wart Bmlth. Herbert G. Thompeon, Bltofl
H Palne, Cephai Bralnerd, Jr.. J"hn B. Farwe'.l,
Prederlch K. Trowbrldge, Bdwln F. Trlpp, F. Bur
:.?!. Otla, Aaaoa H. Btephena Baberl K. Rogew,
Claranoa vP. Bowen, Robajrl A. Bands, Lefferta
fltrebelgh, Edward F. Browntog, Bamllton 8. Oor
don, Charlea L. Bead, WUllam O. Batea, Peter
Almqutet, Charlea .-:. Bruce, J. W. Clendenln, Dr.
Aleaander Delto* Ollver B. Coraa, Charlea A. Dur
Ing; K. Van Vollcenburgh, Dr. Bdwla F. Ward, i>r.
Luclen C, Warner, Oeorge B. Swift, Dr. John s.
Warren, Dr. A. I. Northrup, Dr. Wllllam B, flea
m.ns and .loshua M, BTlltcomb.
The platform. on whlch Dr. T:>yior had been for
M aaany yeara tha famillar flgura, was dtaped in
btech and'almost hldden i>y floral oflerlnga and In
front of lt was tho ,-oflin. eovered with black .-loth.
In the seats reeervod for membera of the famlly
were the sons of th- <|ea I | BOtor, t'. phfis, John S..
\\'HUam, Jamea an.l Alb.rt Taylor; his daughter*.
Miss Isabel M. Taylor and Mrs. RobCrt Lv BaltlaBd,
and Mr. Balttond. The pallbearera wer.- th.- trus
leaa aad deaooni of the rhurch?Corneiius N. Hliss,
Caleb B. Knevala Joel K. Fisher. Batthew C. D.
Borden, Irvtng n. Ptoher, Dr. willlam B. Thomp
aon, Aaatln Abbott, Henry C. Houghton, Henry W.
llulihurl. Augustus (Jsylord. Charles Whlttemore,
Ludea C. IVarner aad hUcbard A. Doraaa.
Th- Bervlcea were conducted by the Bev. Henry a.
fltbai ii, paator of tbe church, aaatoted by t..e Bev,
Dr, btarvta H. Vlnoent, the Bev. Dr. Thoanaa fl.
Haatlaga the Bev. Dr. John Hall, the Hev. Dr. A.
H. Oapp and tho Bev. Dr. BJchard fl, Storrs. Dr.
Btorra dellvered the ad,lrt-rs.
The cho'.r of the church aaBg as a proceaalonal.
wh-n the cefltB was borne into the church, the new
anthem by Uunt. "I Heard a Volce," and afterward
"o Paradtoa" arranged hy C B. Hawiey. ln w>
Aea wlth the Wlaaf of Dr. Taylor, expres?e.|
aome yee/s aso, three byenaa lapreeelva of hi* per
Boaal faltb were iung. They arere Watts'a hymn.
beglnntng "How aad our stat.- by aature to"; Mad
j r*i ". ih. could I apeah the matchtoaa worth." and
Mr Coualn'a "The aanda of tlme are alnktag.
ln his eloquent and tou.-himr eulogy. Dr. Storrs
Bpohe of tha llfeworb of Dr. Taylor. of hl* noblllty
of cbaracter, hla alngleneaa of purpoaa and llferlona
devotlon to tbe cauae of the Baatei He apoke ol
his labora ln the rhnr.-h In his nai.v.- Bcotland and
Bll h- bad aecompllahed durlng the laal tw nty-three
yeara ln ;...- tona of bla adoptlon In coonectlon wlih
varloua nalaalona notahly the mlaalon to ih>- 'i .
and as manager on aeveral occaMona of the Am r -
can Tract Boctety. He also referred to th.. beauty
sjld depth of Ceejng Of Dr. Taylor'a rellgloua wrlt
ing* and th- >?;. gance of hN pulr.it utti-rance?.
After the aervleea the pallbearera aroee, and then
the people walkel BaOWW and revuently psst th
coffln 10 take a last lo.k at the face of tha dead
This scene was nartlcularly affectlng. and many
w..men were unable to BUpprcea thelr t.-ars an I ba I
to be led away, The last to look oa th<- dead fnr*
were the pallbearera and tbe membera of the famlly.
Th.- burial arrangementi were ln eharge of TViiliam
Iv-s Washhurti. Th.- body was taken by tra.n to
Woodlawn. where th- burial was in the famlly plot.
THE DECl.ISE IS OOBDAOB.
F K. Sturgis. pr.-ailent of the l'nlted State.,
Cordage Company, sald yesterday that he could glve
no reason for the deeiine of the common and pre
ferred sto.-k ln the last few daya. He sald the benr
attack on the stock was njt justlflel by ihe 'ondi
tloa of the company.
"The talk of a recelvershlp," aald Mr. Sturgis. "a
all nonsense. We have only seven credltors In the
world and they an all aecured wlth ample mirglii
It is untrue that the asvesament pald bv th, ??' 1
Btoehboldera ls all aiped oat. I Bbowed by my
reporl up I i Deeember :il last thal about tJUOAW ot
the assessments -that ls. of th.- rapital bad beea
u*--- i u;> in iipinaaa becauae wa had noi mada any
muiey. That loss haa rlBce been *light:y lncrea?ed
becauae wa are stlli aol m.king mon.-y. i >ur worh
Ing caplUl at the start conalatad <>f B.ltf,e_iX? ln
caah, ll _**.,'.aii.01 ln merchandlse and BJ47.BO M in
book lei.t-, since coltocted, nnd tecurltlea. lf there
is a revlval <>f bualneaa lt arlll h.ip aa or courae. At
preaent ??? are aelllna a laig-i quantlty of goods,
bul on the orlglnal coat of the materlal there Is no
profli In the bualneaa done. Then ls. h,.w.-. r. no
jnstltlcatlon for the prlcea at which our aecurltlea
were i ild on the Bxehanga yesterday. For Inatance.
at vi- terday's prlces al] our s.-, uritles, lf th-y had
ii ;he mark< t. could bava been bought f..r
$;,., ,000?-thal ls. putting the bonde al par. whereaa
,,ur total capltalutatlon, in round tigun-s, is hi.vjo,
000."_
Blira AUTHiR IS MOPBBB FOBTBY,
Mrs. Abby Baga Hlchardson eadod her ciiirs-- of
leeturee <>n "The Arthurtoa Ramaaco*' al the Berhe.
lay I.yci-unI yesterday afternoon, BBeah-Bg on "The
Arthuriaa Boaaaaea in Modern Poetry." After a
fCW remarha nn the paychologlcal splrlt of BtodK rn
llterature and Its influen^-.- on tha traatmeol of Iha
legenda Bhe began the conalderatlon of partbular
autbora with Btobop Beber. Th.- "King Arthur" <.f
Edward Bnlarer Lyttoa ahe riKhtly charaetarlaad aa
of Importanca only becauae of the reputation of tht
author, and n >t at all bOOaaee of Its use, or. ra-'ier,
Its utter n.glert of the le^en^s. The "Tri.-tram" of
afatthew Arnold was compared wlth that of Swin
burne, anl th.- "Tristar, .:.! l-.ld." of Itl.harl
Wagner. and the po.-mx .if Wllllam M..rrls were .- n
,-i l.i-l briefly. A iHige i,>iuoii of the le. ...i", of
courae. ha i io be devoted to Tennyaona "Idyla of
the Klng" Mr.-. Rlchardaon r.-gr. ts that Bbake
arpeare dld not choo*.- a subj.-.t for a play r'.in the
legenda of Arthur. and r'he yet hopes lOf a Iner
poetlcal expreasloii of the stories than haa 1.xi
glven to th.-m. Due all iwaiwe belna mad.- foi all
the poaatbte fa'.ilnga of Tennyson. this la still 'i bold
hope._
HOCKST1U cril.TY OV AS*Arj,T.
After tlisposing of a mlnor eaaa yeaterday morn?
lng. the attentlon of Part I of the Court of Oen
atal Sesslona waa occupled wlth the caae of Max
Hochstlm, the Kast Slde polltlclan, who flgured
unpleasantly o.-foie the l.cxow Inveatlgatlng Com?
mittee in connection with the glving of ball in the
Ksa.-x Market PettOB *'ourt, arul who was ladlcted
for the xssiiulting of Henry Fr.-udenthal, a Oerman
;iew*paper reportor, on the mornlng of September
18 last.
The courtroom waa BUed wlth Kast Sldera"
and ward polltlcUns. Ihe ? ilstrl. t-Attorney'a
..lll. .- was |apreeenlOtl by Aasistant Dlstrlct-At
torney Towliaend. Frlend & House defended. Colo?
nel Towaeead, IB opening, told the Jury of the
unprtivokel and unwarranle.! aasault made by the
defendar.l Upon tha complalnant in front of the
RtMj Market. merely because the "Staats-Zelt
ung." by whom Mr. Preud.-nthal was employed
U ihe eapaelty Of reporter, had been printlng
artlclea about Hochstim to whlch he took ex
ceptlon*. The d.-fendant. ColOBel Townaend aald,
dlt nol kii.-w who was the writer of the artlclea.
Henry Kreudentha., the complalnant, told the
Jury that he hud gone to the Ksaex Market Pollce
Court oa the mornlng of S.-ptember 18, In the regu
lar diaoharce of hla dutlea, and that aa he came
out ana was passing m front of an Iron ralllnK on
the Ksaex-*:. *..!.- of lh.- l'oli.e Court, the de
fer.dunt. whom he knew o.ily by reputat on, selied
him, und tbrew him vlolently aaainst the Iron fence
Hochstlm then giabbed him by the throat and
attemptcd to liit him, but hc thrcw up h.s arm
and warded off the blows.
The dcf*ndant took the atand ln hla own behalf
He deacrlbed the allege 1 asaault aa related by his
counsc; and denled that !i<- had attempU-d to ?trlk.
Freudenthai. When asked by Colonel Townaend ln
what, way his ch.ir.ict.-r had In.-n assalled by the
newspap. r. he eou'.d not re.nembfr.
Tne cav ? waa glven to the jury after a brtef
chaijtr. Ju.iti.-.. Cowing told the Jury that the mere
laylng of han la on tbe Oatnpl ilnant conatituted an
assault In the (-y. s of ihe '.aw. The Jury. aftor beln*,'
out three hour* anl a half. entered the room wlth
a verdict of guiily of aasault ln the thlrd degree.
The maxlmum p.-na.tj- i* one year ln tbe PenTten
tlary or a flno of U.OOO, or both.
POLITICS IN THE COURT
JUDGE MARTINE BEFORE THE ORAND
Jl'RY.
itnxM cowata ani. obwbbal b_bbioi_ attend
ants who nWBM UQCOaVD*Al.MB P. I.
..?when. a YOBMB* i:mi'I?ye of THB
rocRT, rnxa ma BxrammHcaa,
Jodga Martlne. of the Court of O.-n-ral :Sesslons.
waa a wltness before ihe February Orand Jury ye*.
?.r, ., || was known that he had a bundle of dOCU
menta tn hi- iwaaeaaloa wben be entered the Jury
room. bul the nattire of hls testlmony waa not Indl
,.,i'i The jury reported to Judire CoWlng ln the
alWnoon. but made no presentmetit to JBdtoata a
reault or its toveetig-tloa of the court. There was
a small bat.ii Of indhtments whi-h were s..id to be
of amall laiportanca.
AmonK the attaadaaU in the Coarl af <..?.,.r.i
sessions who ara aaM ta rwra tbelr app_Btaraaata to
ludge 1'owii.K are flve men who are liquor-dealera
or have been llquor-dealers untll recently. Pet. r
Sea man hi.s baaa the pnprtetoe or tba "Whiie
House."'ln Centre-st., near the Crlminnl Courta
Building, bul there has b. en h report that he hnd
sold out his Interest in the place. Wllllam F. Dev
Hn has been a saloon-ke.iper and B hen-hmati of
PoUce Commlssloner Sheehan. Alcxund. r Mc4}ueen
and MI. hael ?.iiinn are sr.lo.n-ke.pers. and yulnn
ke.ps a lodxInK-house. .)..hn n'lt.llly wns a llquor.
dealer. Tbcra have baaa r-ports that some or the
ntteniants were r.tnin.i in thelr poMtKma in the
court oaly an araa-tbai tbat tbay Hrtaed T_Buaany
Hall. .ludis'e CoWlag hns i. nied lhat Ba was con
trolied by Taauaaay Hall ln th-' Mlectten of attend
anta Th" reporta gl4 addltloaal int-r.-st to ihe
.ollowtag letter, wiitten by ;. retaran who araa one
of the attcndant* at the court:
To Ihe Kditor of The Trlbune.
Blr: J.iii!- Cowrlna, ln hta ebai_e t> tba Or.nd
.lurv. Btated tbat "for tba fbral tbaa polltlca has in
raded th- rita lel of Jusi!.-.." Let au Btata how
polltlca Invaded tbe riUdel of Joatlee wben Judge I
Cowlnir. souitht and recelved the nominatlon of Tam- .
many Hall for hla BUCOBd term. ani ut the dtCtatJon
af TBmmany n.n turned out coarl ..flicers who I
had seiv. i far yeara and wboae oaly oaTaaca waa I
that th.x- wer- member* Of thfl RepuWIeBB party. |
I was appotatted coarl attandaat of tha Court of |
Oeneral Se?c|0ns by Judge Cowlng, tw F-bniary <
l, \m. and auch appolntmenl w ib glt b lo aaa on
lha recommeni.tion of tbe Republlcan orsanlsa
tlon or m> Aaa mi.iv dbrtrlcL i am ? ?/eteran of tba j
late war. an.l past c .mninn let of A-lfini OaBB Poat, ,
o. a. n. F..r nearly alevea yaara i acrred aa
such court attend.int, .ind durlng that pertod .of
tlme. wlth Ihe kn.iWle.l-_e ani approbatlon of Jodga
Cawbtg, i waa aa actlve rnemberof th.- Republlcan
partv. Frequt-ntly I BBtrad BJ B Bt?B_*M Of Ibfl
County Commlttee. and alao aa datrgate or alternata
to conventions. < ?n all Of tbooa OCCOMtOOM, when I
deslred leave of abaenca, Judge Cowtag alwaya p?r
mltted me ta go, baMttae be kaew of aad waa bv
tereated in tbe ..b|ect of my abaeace Durlng Ihla
pertod of yeara i aonred oa Blectlon Day, a; every
?Congreaa election, ;.< eblef aeputy-Bamrahal
IVtb As*. mbiv Dietrkrt. Tba facl in.' I waa ap
B ntrd aad atnred aa Back waa well kn-.wn t.
JaOge Cowtag, an i n i objectkm waa ma le by hlm
in the month of Jaly, IHa, n-*Corotvit Joba Nu
aent. m eonverflatloa with ma al tha Barga OfBce,
told me tbat it waa all arraagi I lhal Jadge Cowlng
waa tx Ket tba Tammany n II nomiaatlon tbat
fall ani th.it he h.vl BgTB?d to turn Iba Republl
cans out of hls court and aive th- ptncea lo Tam
many Hnii in tba early part of Ortober of the
.im. vear Judge Cowlag ealk 1 ma ap ta the bench
one day. and told me he bad beaa on the outlng
of a Daaaot ratk i " *** Kn"1 BW*
preced.nR dav. aad that ba bad Bad many rrl-n Ifl
thr-re who told him how i.ar i l waa worklbg f r
hlm; hc aaM "Pat, keep m i ? ''? '
eleetion. ani U Taaamaa) Hall ? - " * Boaalaata
me i wlll aaan evei
: . . r x .. Ihel ?" ' ?"?",
tlon ani in the Republkran C imty Coaventlon. of
whlch l waa a membar. there wa? a bltter
Uon io .i ida C ahaa raeaivlag tbt im ?
nomlnai -? "';'? **** h" **** 1:1 "
w rli T imm inj H i
On october H. IBM, Jobn V Carroll, Ibe newli' ap
Mlnted clerk of the court from Tammany Hall.
'..,'., for bm ani ask.d ma If I waa a Cartad Btal ?
deputymarabaL I loM kba, "Taa- Ha Bald: l
,,???'? certlfy thla pnyr. U wlth raar aame .... li
, Mk( i hlm why. aaytng tbat I had ?_
SUch every ear alnce l had beaa .-? ot in offlcer, ind
thl. judge Cowlng knew It Ha, aald aa would nol
crtifv ta i?. aaya il
un n raa - lam ' " **** ' *** f'""w;
tfr: Sew-T irk, Kavamber :. IBJ8.
Ti,.\r Mr || .,..,..Men.. Wlll Y****** ** ***
Tiatmany Club room. No. W^J.WrR.'l
Frlday oveair*. N .vember 4 ; ;;;,-;?.., . ' ,
rhairmai. of Oeaeral t_*9B4B4lttaa.
i did not call hi th- Tammany Club rooma aad
took nu ...ii'. of 'he letter Oa Blectlon K.y l
OBTved aa uaual, aa Chlef Deputy t'nlted Btatea
M,rahal ' ? ll " &** b"ln?f ;i ******< "' ' "r'
was held, <? .naequentlj M t ao tlma fi mi ? irl
, conttnu i ' en aa coiirt offlcer untll ??
of November, wh.n i called upon Judga Cowlna
ln his rbambera i aatd to hlm: "Wbal la tbere
about Mr. Carroll Bendlag for a*a"" rla *? .
?O'Brlen l think Iba Cirrporatloa Counawl haa _?i
you lacbaJcally." 1 a.-.id. "i.. wbal reapectr He
aaldi "in referen.- la baHai ? aapaty marsbaL i
.... i t , btm: 'Why. roo kaaw Ibal I araa .< rk
marsh;.! ever slnce I have I.n fl t rUH .>th ? r, ?
alternata yar. wh.n th. itapubUeaa aarty deelred
my servics, aad >"i' aavar objacted to n " H? re.
piiei, "I ..... rery aorry." H- alao aald: "My wlf?
aald to me tbla raoralag lhat it ?,.s better to ba
bora iu. kv tbaa rlch. if I di i nol i?l tba Tammany
li.i nominatlon. you aaa 1 woaM hava goae lown
wlth :>?? ship" i aald: "Ia tbat all th- notlfication
| getr* II . 1 "I don't know of any other, ..I, I
I bil hlm K'.od- l iy.
Ob IbB aaal day i rtcalvad 'he roliowlng notlce:
New V..rk, November .1. IM.
To Mr. Patrlck I "I'Brlen.
You ar- herehv notlflad that your s.-rvnea aa an
o!h>or or attendant ot the i'..url ..f Oeneral Bea
aions of the Peace wlll nol ba further re.p.ir.i oa
and after the 1st dav of December, IBaT
anl n JAMES F1TZOERALD.
Juilge Oeneral Beaalona
RUfUfl B. COWINO.
'itv .llliira.
PRKDERICX IMTTH,
Itecurder.
The JudK'* who slcneJ thla notlce were the juiKps
who were understood by all the court offloarfl M
the Jiidklal "f-ombin.?" lhat ran the curi.
_] aalary waa lafaaad for lha aaoatk of Novata
bar, aad i bad ta Baa for it. la laal suit, ln the
Bupreme Court, the queatlon araa rabatd rn.it ba.
eauai i had a45lad aa h l'nlted lutaa Deputy M..r
ahal, I had f.rfeltel mv rlRht to the sn.u.y. ani
the Judgfl thr.-w the Bafaaea oal af aaan and dt
ractad a verdlet ln my favor. That caaa was ap
pealed to th.- Oeneral T?rm, and the Oeneral T.-nn
haa afllrmed the Jinlamei.t.
I waa not the only Ilepuhllcan dlaihargad hy
.TudRe t'owlnc on aceount of hls nomlnat'.on by
Tammany Hall and 10 make plBCBB for Tammany
Hall men. There were alx oth.rs. I was reanoved
to make room f'.r "Pat" IUvver's man. MlCbael
Qulnn. who k-pt a flve-c-nt l444__dM*bOttS? at tha
corner of I'e'.l and Mott atn.. and who now kaapfl
a Hqaor aMaaa at the sam" pla.e, and who hoasls
that h< BBUa a g\nnn ot b.-.r as l.iri,'.- >s a plng hat.
This is tha man ?)? i aaaaulted a Oood <"? iV4rrnment
t'lub delegate al Iba pollrng-p_ca of his dtotriet
on one .,f th* r.-iclHtriiiion days at Ust election, and
ehargea were preferred agalnat hlm to the Qrand
.Jury, but by I mli' mc.ins an li:di"tment waa pre
vet.te.l. *
.lohn Mlller, a v< teran. hi. 1 a Xlllth Aaaembly DIh
trict Republlcan, waa dlacharged by Judge Cowlna
to make room for "Mlliv" Devltn, a pr-.tecf of
Poii.e Commlasloner Bheehan, an.l keepar "f the bar
in thfl Orand Opera Houae.
I'ef Se.una.i. another BppointM of Judge COW
im kept a lUiuor-atore rlRht opposite the court,
and wlthln a few days waa t.d I by .lui?e Cowlng
th,.t he woald have to !,?<?> out of It or raatgn hls
place In the c.urt. as thlnirs w.re K'ttinK too BOt.
One of the it.-piibiicans dlacharged by Judge Cow.
InK about the tlme I was dlscharifed w.is nat.iel
John Phllllps. He had rn-en orlrlnall. iippoiuicd
by .luiRe CowdPK on the recommendation of the
Republlcan district organlaatloD of whi.-h ax-Cor
?ner Nugent waa the |ea ler. When Phllllps re
cfivei hls notlce of diamlsaal he ran to John Nu
Kf-nt a-lth It. John Nllgent, In the n.ean tlme, had
Jumpel Into Taniinant Hall. and he told Phllllps
to do the ?ame. Phllllps dld Joln Ihe Tammany
Assoclatl.n In John H.-illv'* dlMrlct, and In a we.-k
or ao Mr. Carroll, the chlef <ierk. sent for hlm
and asked hlm if he had hls notlce of removal ln
hls pocset Phllllps produced lt. and Carroll told
hlm he wa* relnatated becauae he waa a veleran.
I'p to that tlme no questlon had been r_aed about
hla belna a veleran; he almply had Jolnel Tammany
Hall. Had I eompiled wlth the notlfication to Joln
Tammany Hall, I would alao have heen relnstat.-l
This transactlon wlll show the cxtent of Judae
Cowlna's truth and hontstv when he said to the
Orand Jury "I helleve you will flnd that In thla
court polltlca ha* never had any away." As a
matter of fact. every appointment that wa* made
durlna my tlme waa h.i.-.l oa polltka, and lt ls a.
notorlous fact that the (.olltlclans who were seek
lng favors for thelr frlenda under lndlctment ac
cu*ed*r>f crli^e, thronaed the court-rooma and corrl
dora and even the Judaee' rooma.
Slnce Mr. Carroll haa been there H baa baaa a
baen^tber^er or Ojadfl^. jUM Jh;.'.;;'- >
had noi a< much pull or were not f^^!;^n,N
No. 1-21 Madlson-at.. New-Vork, Feb. 11. 1S95.
CBBTIFICATB or WXTMRBtOS FIIRK
T...: Brfl-BOPOblTAB arTTUBCT uxiiavay COMFA*.
n gpoa-a kinniv; rfa cAaWJi to tha
KOBTH-JtB ll.'lM'AIiV Ofl TBB CTTT.
' Albany. Fob. It-The MeWUtan fltraet Ball
?., i-ompary o. N>w-York Clty t-day flled wlth
th.- S.-, re; .rv of State B certlflcate of ext.-nslori of
n-i im.-- The route* of the new branehea are: He
gtaalng al Oiie-hundred-ead-elxteenth-et. and Man
hattaa-ava, north. rly along .\Ianhatlan-a\e. tn St.
Nichoias-avr... to KlngabrMge Road or Bgoadway,
acroas the brtdge ovef the ahlp caaal and the brtdga
ov.r Bpuyten Duyvll Creeh to tbe nortberly llne of
the cltv; ai-o from th- junctlon of the Klngsbrld^e
Road wltb i:ieventh-ave., or the Boulevard, al One.
i?M- ii-,,|-an.i-sixtv-nin!h-:-'t.. tbence Boutherly along
Bi.ventb-ave or the Boulevard to One-htmdred-and
twanty-flfth-at. to Amaterdam-avei ?>?-'' ';''. ?1,f
Klngabrldge Road, Eleventh-ave.. or the Boulevard
.aorVfand a?ao*froni Onlhun IreXu f;Xr-flfth
st an. St Blcbolaa-ave. aaaterly along nn.-i. .n
,ii;.ll)n.l-for.v-nft-.-t.. to ?he Harem Itlv.-r. anl
weeterly to Elevenih-ave., or th" Boatovara
..- ?? ??
//nr 8B0T FROM BAtOB 8BAFEX
thi: CHIB* BXBCI TI\k OP BtTTHBRfDRO VBTOBfl
A IUI.I. OP BPBCIAL COI BBBfc AM'KI'.
S..N PRICB AM' BABBB BBBIOUB
cBABOBfl aoanrg- him.
The meeting of tlie Morough COO-Cfl of Huth.-r
forl N 1 W-1S ??"I'vene.l on Mon.lay night by
a meaaage Hom Mayor Hhafer. ln whlch he v-t.1
a 1.111 of BBJ whi.-h the Councll had ordered to be
Mld to Anderson Hrl.e, speelal OOUnaol to the
boroiiKh for BCVVlcea ln collectlng ba.k tax.-s and
aaaeaamenta du. from th- ciark. Kaymond *k
Haatlnga eatate. The Mayor allowed, wlthout his
approval. varl <i< it-nis l.i other part* of the same
bin. but.' in regard to aame ..r th.-m. s.id "they
are aateaaonably In exceoa of f-tir compenaatton fnr
the s. rvl.es r. nlei-l." In c.nnectlon wlth the
v.to. ebleh the Hayoi Juatlfled by BUtlag thal Mr.
Prlce bad aJroad] recelved pay for all hif aervlcee
in tbe aaatter, Mr, Bbafer Baahea tha followtag
aerloua eharge agatool tha apectal coaaael:
??li- prop - i lo -l.unaal for theae debtora
that. if bo would n'! blm (Prlce) to gettlng thia
money, be would eharge Ihe borougb f'-'V.. and ...it
of thal ?'." pay him pea,"
The "rounaaH for tbeaa debtora" mentloned la
Captaln Addtoon By. a promlnenl tocal Demo?
.-ra:. whlle Mr. Prlce la pr.-sid. nt of tbe Demo
Boclety of Rutherford. The Mayor atoi
, iida tbru-t at tha i oUtli al alda ? I the ?. ?? -
i bj aaying ihat Prlce. "within leaa thaa a
nreeh aftev hla ippolntment, male tha atatement
thal ba araa rerj aaatoua to i oll ? l the i
,- ad d Hi Itaga -. ? unt al once, b
ll . mid be Bucb a good card for the Democratlc
parti In tbe aprtag." The reto rnda with the foi
loaing atrona tonguage
?I ihlnh l have atati i enougb to convlnre any
man lhal th's bill shoul-l never be pald, lhal there
i* not on* h..urs boaeai v\..rk to aupport lt, that
Ihe Intereata of the homuarh demand Ita relectlon,
and lhal lo pa) it wlll ba aa outrage upon th.- tax
pa i ?
Th.- Mayor waa aol preaenl xx h.-n the veto waa
r.-ai Mi Prlce ?.is aaked lo eaplaln the ..Ul to
th- ?' mcll He avoi.led the Mayoi - eharge ot at*
temptexl collualon wlth th* nppoelna . ..o.;j.?!. btil
il,. ? itemenl. >r?.t?'?? Ing : ?. it he ha I don< I
... rntltle him to i nsal Hla
h- ? - lain i waa leaa lhan -' per ? enl on the ? I ilm
?? I
Th. Councll then, bj .. n ? te, p i ? 1
the bill ov r th. M il ar'f reto
7///' I'VATII OF JOBX WOLBSBBT.
3 .nn BeOleaa. y dled b flundaj al i p rn
I nli lohn A. Jai via N l I
' _4 I. ll. if i .1 I -? Be wa*
rr, Penn.. In UUt, ll :? fl s_a
I out la llfe Wh-n ab
..;.| he aaaprenttoed hlmaelf to oa. of Iha
proralnent emptoylng plaat. >f Pblladelphla. Bla
later ;.. , ibm Io Boa \ >rk <'itv, aad, aft.-r
raeyaa?a f>r a year. ba atarted ln
hxiatn. *lf tfb r i fea yeara of hard
u ,rK '.- ni oda of tha moal promlnenl emptoy?
lng ptoeterera to Bew-TorB. and other larga
The work uj of Ua b... li imi il aa i coatU>
lldlagi to-day ytai taonumcal ..f hix
, H. waa vvea\ready ;?. aaatol tb
? ||x>|, | ni toobafl uie.n th. brtghl alda of
. ?. erj tbini.
Kifi> ycari ago thla m-.nth he became a member
..' Phllanthroplc Lodce, Ba li, i O. O, r. of Phll
adelphia, nnd abortly after he became a member
of tha Baeonlc fraternitv. in which h?- remalned un?
tll hi? aeath, betag ? aaeaaber of AtlanUc l.'slge.
\.. IB, K and A M . Jerusiilem Chapter. V, -,
i< \ m . <?..r I- Uon coaamandery, Ba ia. k t .
Bew'Yora Coaatotory, Meoca Tempte, bfyattc
Bhr n>. in i Maaonla Vt "r.m- n.- ?..^ atoo a prom
ii.. ? t member of th>- Bodet] >.r Mechanlca ?nd
Tradaamen, '.io- Mi I mlca ind Tradora1 Bachang*
aad Bullding Tradea Club Por aeveral >>-.-irs ha
ui.h prealdenl of the Rmpl rlna Plaaterera' l
He leavea ? aon .?>! daughter The fun*
r.i ? ik. - nlaci at Ihe 10m* ol hla aon*in-law at
lp in to-day, Tne Maaonl< Bervlcea wlll be held al
the b--ii ?
llir. SHV.RIVV TO THE VlsTIlK T ATTnttWT.
The flherlfl1 yeaterday ?enr a latter lo th.- Dtatrtct
Attorney calung hla attenttoa lo th.- er, ,t number
... MtecuUona ... ludgmenta I laed on forfetted n
oKtiixHn es in crlmlnal actlona that had accumulated
in tha sh.iifT's offlce sin.-.- is'..'. and aaktna that th
Diauict'Attorney tak-- aome atepa to have the mpt*
t.rs cl?i ap Theae forfetted bonda, n<
amouni la over IMxgfla, aad i..- araata to i;.-t rtd of
thi reaponalblllty attachlng lo them, It was polnted
out that in bla Uial upon ehargea the Dtotrlcl a
tprne) sMid that th.-se bonda bad n..i beea coUocted
bacanaa tii<- SheruYa had aot proceeded ln th^ raara.
although be bad arged than. to ao aa This was
durlng ihe term oi Sheriff fleatoa and his Bfadeeoa.
aors.
Under KhL-riff Bberraaa aald yeaterday that ihis
was nol true ln B great many easea. ann that thera
w.-r.- aeores'of tottera oa flle in the sin-rirr's offlce
wh.-re the Dtotrlct-Attornaj had aahed thal pro?
,,-s I.. colleci on thi forfetted n lognlaanc. i
be atopped and atayed, as the '-os.- araa pending
Thi?. he - xi l. account*d f.,r th- facl thal many ..f
th. in wen not rollected. II.? alao aald that t'l.r.
waa ao -ptrit of h'.a'ihty to th.- Dlatrlct Attornex
but a dealra oa tho purt ..r the Bherlff to clear up
th.- matier-. ar... ba rl-l of the reaponalblllty attach
Ing to thelll_
THB case ot BAM1B tBAXMOXf
Th.. Mamla Bhannon malpractl..aaa came ap ba
fora Joatlc. McMabon, in the Toraba Court, yea
terday. The nr?t wllnaaa wa* Annla Loutoo Bhan.
non. a siater of M.unie .->ii.- worhed in ,i reaUurant
ln Mrytle-ave. wl..i.- her BtotOT bad B_a0 been . in
ployed. Bhe had known th- accuacd maa Otlbert
M. Wced, s.-veral yoara. She deacrlbfd h.-r llater'l
acejualntaaoa aith vTaed, and a rlaii sh,- bad mada
to \\. ? i after her aist-r's dtoappearancc, and th.
vl?n t<> the mldwlfCa after btr alater'a death.
Deputy Coroner vPeatoa loallfled aa to Iha autopay
h<- had p.rf..rm.il on Ihe g;rl. ||. thoughl hei
the vlctlm ..f a . rlmlri.il op.-rullon D.-t.-ciK. -S- i
Reant Care) teatlfk I a* lo ih* arreal of Weed and
<.f i?r Mollenhauer. Detrctlve-nVrgeant Crowlei bi
r.-st.-d Qeorge Karacb. thi huaband ..f th- mldwir.
.,n Baturday, but could noi flnd Mts Karach. Judge
McM ih ni dtocharg. i \\'.?, i r,,j- ih.- preaent, for
In.k -.r evldence.
Tn.- further hearlng uf ibe caee v\as adjourned
untll Baturday. Qeorg* Karach waa balled in i"..?w
.md Dr. Mollenhauer is already under that amount
of balla _
IHE sai.e or OBBB For OBABIYY.
The aevera etorm of laat Prlday cauaed a poat
ponem.-nt of the aatft of gems for the henotlt of
varlous i-hrtrlt.ilil- s.,i-|.-tl-s wbleh waa to be heid
than, The aale ha. beea aai lor n.-xt Kriday at
3 anl l:U |>. nv, at Ihe Duraiid-Huel Ci.illeries, No.
3W lifth-ive., whera th. ootlecUoa is on eahlblthm.
Tha ireaaurea ar.- tba gift of .- geaaroua i..-rs..n
who wtobed i" ald the poor. Th* proceedo ar.- to be
dlvlde.i among organlaatloni dealgnated by Mayor
Strong. Th.: gems hava been Been by many per
Bons. and ti..- aala deaervea lucceaa, aot only on ...
coiint of th.-lr Intrlnslc value, but becauaa th. m ini y
pail for them wlll go 11 whotly ararthy aauaea
OHISA VAI.ETIFS TO gg THE MBBV CAllhS
Chlna pnlettes wlth *,?enes of the pottery aml |
glaas-rnaklng Industrle.i wlll be the m.-nu cards at .
the dlnner of the Crockery lloard of Trade, whlch |
la to take place this evenlng in the raaaaa Of the
Barflaara Chrh. ln lh* Poatal Te.egraph Hulldlng. j
Frank 1*. Abbott wlll prealde. Th- BpaObBIB >x
pecte.l include Ch.iuncey M. Uep. w, John I'.oi 1,
Jerome Jo. ..f iiostoti; Crawford Jaeaea, ofl
K in .a Clty; Congreaantan [aidor Hiraus, Richaru
lt. Wllllan.i. Of the hsr Iwar- trade: Roborl .lohn
son, ,,f tha Btaffordahlra pott.ries, john Mos.-s, of
Trentoa, representlng the domestlc pottera, aa I
Blmeon Kord, of the Orand l'nlon Hotel, who will
apeak for tha hotel fraternlty.
THE BOTAMCAL GARDEN.
MEETINQ OF THE CORrORATORS.
NEW M_MB8t_ AODBD TU THE HOARD OF
MANAflERS.
A maalBIg of the incorporators of the New-York
?Bataafcal Crien was held yesterday*afternoon ln
the rooma of the Amerlcan Oeographlcal Soclety,
No. 11 Weat Twenty-nlnth-st., belnic the flrat meet
lnx under the amendd BB*. of March 7, 1894. Cor
nelliw Vani.-rbllr prcslded. Other Incorporatora
preaent were Prealdent Si-th Low, Judge Charles
IV Daly, Professor Nathariol I.. Hrltton. Morrls K.
leaup Professor Charles F. Chandler. Timothy F.
mi,? Jamea A. Scrym-er, Wllllam H. Itobert
BOn Btaphan P. Nash. Nelaoo Smlth. Samuel w.
r_lrchlld, Char'.i i f. <*ox and James R. Pltch;r.
John I?. Hock.f.il.M and Profeaaor Henry H. Rushy
were elected associate member''. ?
Th- cMef busln.ss yeaterday WfU the adoptlon of
:, conatltutlon aad the ebwtloa of a Hoard af Maa
uera as provlded for under the amended act.
Th.- ad proyldaa tbat Iba affalra of the corpora
ti,,n shaii be under the coatr l of a Board ******
agarB .omprisInK the "s-i rntiflc dlrcctop.4, he
Mayor nf New-York, ex-nfilcio. the presldent of the
I'epart.nmt of Puhiic ParkB, BK-0flk.o, and at least
Djaa other managara, to be alectad by the racra
ban of th- corporatlon. ii..- ^';'"/'IVr'Tra Uon
a_o :.!?.? (X ifflclo membera both of ?he corpMinn
and of th- BClentiac Hoard ol Man'J^.^SK
the prealdent of Columbla Colli se. the profaaaora or
b.?any. of geology and of rhemlatry therelr he
prealdent of the Torrey Hotanlcal (.lub. and tne
prealdent of th- Board of Educatloa
The nlne ..th.-r membera elected yes.erda. to com
pleta the whole Board of Managerfl ***.i.J** J
term of one year, Jamei A. s< rymaer, Wllltana
nodge and charlea v. Cox; for the twa yeara*term.
Charlea P. Daly, Andrew BCarnegia and John i>.
Roffltefeller: for the term o] Njree yeara, J. Pler
pofiVMoraan, Cornellu* Vanderbllt ani D. O. Mllla.
The Hoard of Bclentlflc Dlrectora was also in
,',-,.*.? t.v the recommendation to the .Boardl of
Manaaera of the election of Profeaaor W. OiUnan
TOompaon of the Unlveralty of the city of New
Torfc_,
LIEELY S00S Jo ROB ASOTBBE TRAIS
THE D*_J_RADOa_ WHO EEl'ENTI.Y B-CURKD
110.008 KTBAR B/ILCDX, ARIZ., H-ARD PROM.
San Fran.iseo, Feb. lli.-The two Texaa cowboys
who robb.d the Southeri. PacfflC traln near Wil
<ox. Aiiz, on January BO, and seeured BMH. are
camped In ihe Chlbuabua Mouatalaa f*om wblcb
retreal they are axpected aoon to aally forth and
loot aaother traln. Tbey hava two eompaaloaa
are h.avlly nrm-i. and know nll the passes and
tr.iiis ln lhaae monntalna, whlcb wer.- Qaraalma'a
BtronghoM for many yaara aad hava glven abaltar
... ?Kii." ihe Apache, after his bloody ralda aloag
Ihe border. Tbat thi ie ' ur deaperadooa expect to
,. .. ,? me lawlesa explolta of Bvaaa and Bontag
in'tie san Joaquln Valley Ifl svtdent from a letter
recelved by Cblef Detec?J4*a Noble, of the Well*
Pargo company. ii.is letter was aJlppad Into the
mailcar near Tucaon recantly. lt reads aa followa:
ln Camp P??b. I Wa are eamfortablv tocated
and all rlght for fund*. thanks to W.ils. PargO
A. I'O. W. S. * CO.
Tbla Btgaatara atanda for Oraat Whealer an l
??j...-? gtaer, allaa "Oaorga." the two prtactpato
ir. ihe Wltcoa robbory. Tbelr companlona are
?jefr' v.it.s aad "MattM Tralaar. AU ar.. erack
Bhota eapert horeemen nnd recklesa deaperadoea.
Thoae who know VVheeler say that for aeveral
yeara he haa read nothlng i.ui train-robbery Bt*
rrature He waa alwaya taikim; >>T Jeaae Jamaa'a
nerve, ani Baytng tbat if he had three ?oo,| <om
panlona ha would stari la on traln-robblm. in
Aiisoaa. * _
////? WAABINOTOn ABCB OOMPLBTBD.
Tba unalgbtly acaffoldlng whlch l?..s for n>-arly a
year past ln part COUCealed botb the fronts of the
VYashlngton Arch, on Waaalagtoa s.iuare. has ra?
ctntlj been laken down, aad Iba arch ilnally un
i Fr un tba acaffoldlng tba four lunettaa or
trlangular apandral paaala atrar the ar.-h wara
irved. Tbej ira four femala Igttraa, wlngad ani
,t on tba weal ak_ ->t the north front,
ig an ollr raaaata ''Paaca**; tbat
rying a trumpet, rapreaaata
"War." On i' of tba BOUth front the
rapreaanta 'Fama," aad oa the eaat atda
"Prosperiij " Btanford Whlte, the archltact of tba
arch, rtatea that the modela from which tbaaa
flgurea wara carvad w-ie raada hy wmiam Mac
Monnlea, In Paris. and .. long detay after tba arac>
Hon of th? ar.h w..^ made necaaaary la order that
Mr. MacMaaakra migbt und.rtake tba ordar for
thla work. Thi*. gentlaraaa is now hlgh la the front
r.nk of Amerlcan Bculptora. Born In Hrooklyn, ha
? ,. , pupll of Bt Oaudena In Amerlca, and .._
Phlgultre, In Paris, and became well known tbrougb
hla nre.it fountaln In the Court of Honor at th- <??>
in Rxhlbltlon <?t Chlcago. Mr. MacMoturdea
h..? I.-.m de. irated by the Preneh c. x.-rnment. and
baa ji ? acbJaved tba hlgh boaor of havlm? hls
lat.-o arork, 'Har.h.inie ani Cblld," purcha-?ed by
the Prench Oovernaaenl for tba i.ux.inbourn Mu
Beum. By tba campletloa of theae r.ur iunette? the
WawhlnKt.ui Ar.-h la structurally flnlshed. The
tala >.n th- north front ...ovide for Krotipa of
aculpture fnr xxhi.ii Mr. MacM innlea r* now maklna:
?tudle* ln Parla. For ibeae no eatlmatoa hav.- yet
been obtalned or fund* ralaed, i.ut the commlttee
expect* that when the dealgna for the groupa ean
?i and approved ni m.y to pay for them vill
in l _._.*_,
Krected t<> commemorate ti.e centennlal or tne
Inaus ral oh of vVaahlnaton ;?< ilnt Presldent of the
I'nlt. i Btatea 4prll 30, 1789. the ..r.ii waa complete.i
wlthln the ah irl perlod of leaa thsn four years from
n of H ?? enter. rlw . xviti. th- exceptton
of the f"iir lunettea lusl nn ?hed. The treaaurer,
ia _.., i: Htewart. No. M Wlilam-st . says that
?f ji- ? I for the fund t_B,B__ has b.-en
exnei Ird ln the actual conatruction of the monu
meni Toward aprtna th- arch may be cleaned
,|0wn |f |he n-.ess.rv .ur itik'-men's can be mad"
li wlll be formally .licated on Aprll M next. lt
la hi Intereatlna facl thal Prealdent Cleveland, Oov
Morton and Mayor Btrong are among tha
mi membera of the Washuiaton Arch Com
ind have be.n npon ll ever abua lt was
appolnt. l. _ ^_
VBABTTT C0BTR1BVT10W8 BBCBITBB,
The fo0o4vtas amoaata hava baaa recelved hy
The Trlbune for the chaiit'es m.ntlone.d:
M i, ,, m s. m K. B. Oraaae.. M Ba
? . tl .?. .1 f Van ly.r. ;. <?i
, |?"o" . 1 i?. M K. II. '-'."I
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Mr* miBBbeili . M"' Bra ?... ^' ? ?-.?? 1 "?
,, .. , ? . _0.ll. <l , a'eai Ulnai-I.. 2<?)
,.,,',. .".'..'_ 30 0o|i" i: llarahall. t. ia)
. . ,. pt.ai "t'nlveralty BettUment":
.. 100! A. a P. :..?.
II. W .1 >hna...i. Ma.
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BilBanrlh Uw....... fJM H. '', Beynol-. IN
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S. Ilax Sl.er-. BOUI ,*.1,..V"!
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,VfBr BTRKPT BATLBOAB IB WBBTCHB8TBB.
Albany, Pab, 12. Tba Naw v..rk, Weatcbaater
aad Coanectlcul Tractlon Company, capltal HJI,.
, ., ? , ineorporatad wlth tbe aacretary of Btata
to-day. The compHiiy wlll oparata a street aurface
rallroad t>> ba alxtaan mllea ln le.iKth. The prtacl<
pal offlce \x ui b- m tha vtlUga of Maw-Roobaaia.
The tetiiilnl of the road ar- tba Intersectlon of
the Boaton Poal Road and tba Broax Hiver ln
Weatcbaater County and tba lateraacUoa af the iioa- I
ton Poal Itoa.l and the llyr.im lllver ln West. hes
t.r Coanty at iba aaatern Btata Uaa af this state.
The dtractora ara Martln J. ?aogb. of New-ito- |
chelle; Bernard Katea. of Pateraon. N. J.; Philln
K.t.s, ..f Pateraon, N. J.; John Polay, jr., of
Bewaren, n. J . John P. Conoh, Bdward Haaaett,
Jobn a. Benael. Daulel F. Copalan and Pranklln
,\ rVllcOX, of NBB V.iil; Clty, This lompany Is
auppoaed ti> be an extenalon of tba Paoplea Trac?
tlon Company .>r Naw-York Clty, racaatly incor
poratad here._
RFyrismox TAPMBB YOB " iwc" MIXCH1X.
Albany. Pab, 11 SherlfT Waavar, of Olielda
County, arrlved here ti.is aftoraoaa with papara
aaklng raqulaltlon npoa tha Qovaraor of the state
of llllnols for the traiiHfer to the crlmlnal author
ltlea at I'tlca of "I>o." Mlnchln, the notorloua
oonfldenca man under arreat la Chlcago for a
"greengooda" iwlndle, Mlnckln ls wante.1 by the
(M.elda County BUthorlli. s to answ.r for a felony
in aaabitlng In lha eaoape of "Tom" O'Brlen, the
"bunco knik'.' aeveral yeari ago, Sherirr Waavar'a
papara wara approved this afternoon by Oovaraor
MortOU, and Mi Wcav.r ..larte.l for the West to
aecure his prlaoner.
J. N
"lllxei [t.n.l
A
l.i;./: LBBOtBBBB BBB MMDIOAL OOUBBB,
New-Haven, Feb. 12.-The faeulty of the medl
aal depiutmeiit of Yalt- t'nlveralty haa declded to j
extend the courae In medl. ;ie from three to four1
years, ani a .oinmlttee conslstlnjt of Profeaaor \
Smlth. daaa; I'rofesaora Cnrmalt and Ferrla has I
been appolnted to perf.ct plana for the new
oourae, which is to ba aaaouaoad (luriiig the com- |
mencement.
THK YAMOOBB AXD JVTtOR MAT RACtX.
Frank T. Morrlll, the owner of the hlgh-speed j
yacht Vamo.se, yister.luy recelved a letter from ,
\V. .1. Arkell, the ownor of the yacht Judge, ln
arblch Mr. Arkell offered to race hls boat agalnat
Mr. MorrUTa for ll.OOi. a slde. Mr. Arkell wanta a
r,i..? of Hx) mllea or more, elther ln Long lsland
Sound or the open sea. ln hli letter he euggsata I
tbat Chauncvy M. Depew be the atakenolder. (
THE C0UBT8.
CAROLINE HAMILTON WANT8 A DIVORCfll
Carollne Harrrllton, one of the aopranoa of th*.
Bostonians, now playlng In Brooklyn, and who wai
prominent in the casi. of "Prlnce Ananiaa" at th*
Hroadway Theatre, was 'the plalntlff ln an actlon
that was heard yesterday before Judge Pryor, 1c
the Court of Common Plcas, in whlch ahe aaka foi
a dlvorce from her husband, Charlea Edward Hamll
ton, on the statutory grounds.
The case was slmllar to th* one tried before Judge
Pryor a few days ago, ln whlch the man waa seen
to enter a hotel wlth a woman, reglster her aa hli
wif.\ but was not actualiy **en to go to a room oi
come from one, and the Court dlsmissed the case, ai
the testlmony was Insufflelent. Mrs. Hamllton
te.-tlfled that ahe was marrled to the defendant ta
Han Franclsco ln 18S?) Charlea Hlpperllng, the pro
prletor of the Columbia Hotel, at 1*) East Flfteenth
Bt, teatlfled that on the Friday before laat ChrlBt
mas a man went there wlth a womar. and regla
tered as "Charlea Edward Hamilton and wlfe, .New
v_baa all the testlmony was in, Judge P-y?^/*nj|
harTdone the examlnlng, scemed to be far from
aatlsfled. D. W. Armstrong. Mrs. Hamllton 9 law
yer. sald he could produce the clerk, who had aeeo
the couple go Into a ro.im. There Is no defenca
The caae wlll go on to-day.
? ..
THE EXTRA PAY OF THE JI'DGES.
The General Term of the Superior Court yester?
day handed down Its declslon on Controller Fltch'a
appeal from the wrlt of mandamus granted by
Judge Freedman, dlrectlng the payment of 1416
each to JuBtlces Parker and Follett as extra
monthly compensation for thelr expenses while alt
tlng und.r as.lgnment from the Governor in the
Gcnoral Term oi the Supreme Court. The Control?
ler say* that under the new Constltution there ean
be no Increase or decresse of compensation of the
Juatices of the Supreme Court. The declslon ls aa
^"ThV'.eglalatlvo enactm.-nts reUed up BB by the
rel.tora do not offend the provislons of tha BtatO
?Constltution, forbidding an Increase Of aalary to
eertaln Judlclal offlcers. The compensatlor albjwed
by theae leKi?la.tlve acts Is by expreas tongaaga
llmlted to experfcea and disbursemen s incurred by
BUCb offlcera whlle acting in the dlstrlct to which
thev have been asslgned. and they were ln force
when the preaent Constltution became operat.ve.
The order appealed from waI properly made and
must be approved wlth cost."
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M'KENNA TO BB KEINSTATRn.
John J McKenna was dlsmissed from the pollce
force on January 7, 1883. after a hear.ng had been
had before Police Commisslon'-r Joel \V. Mason, on
shargea profarrod by Poiice Captain vviniam H.
CUneby, that he waa Intoxlcated whlle on duty.
McKenna denied the charges of Intoxication. and
declart-l he waa lll anl had taken some pllis whlch
had been prescrlbed for him hy his physictan. Ever
slnce then McKenna has been fightlng to secure
hla reinstatement. He brought proceedlngs In the
nature o? a certlorarl in the Supr.-me Cotwt to re
vtow the action of the Commlaalonera to aeciire nis
reinstatement. The caae waa before the General
Term of the Supreme Co nt yeatarday on appeal,
but wa* wlthdrawn on the agreement of counse.,
maamuch as the Police fommissloiiers have con
s.-ntel to reinsta'..- McKenna, upon his atlpuUUng
not to make a claim agalnat the clty for back aal
-.-.
SHK MARRIBD TWO MKN.
The suit brought aome tlme ago by Dr. Willlam
Rlchter. of Kast Nineteenth-at.. agalnst hla wife,
Adlle fl, BfcShter, fir an absolute dlvorce, was trled
yeaterday befor.- Judge Freedman in the Superior
Court Dr. Rlchter charged that his wife had been
gullty of Improper conduct wlth h.r aecond hus?
band. Charies A. B. Keller llobert ureenthal
counael for Mra. Klchtoi-Keller, sald he dld not
know where his cii.-nt waa, and Judge PreedaaaBa
arter hearlng the testlmony, reserved declslon.
a
COURT CAIdOaTDAB- FOIt TO-DAY.
Purrenie Cocrrt-G.neral Term-BefOre Van Brunt P. X.
Follett and Parker. JJ.-N.a. ?.. ?... bi. 54, ?4, ?.. ?". 101.
B?, 81, 40. , _aa ??
Supreme r.urt-<haniber?-llefore Ingraham. ,J--t_url
opens ?' 1048 a ra Mottoa calenv.r .aii-i .' " * aa.
r'uureme Court-8pe.tal Term-Part I-Befor? Barrett. J.
\ iaaa Wmdat v*. Browa. Bo day aAmmt,
Supreme Court- Bpeclal Term Pan il Before Beach. #.
K|eval*d Rallroid oaxea. ?'us* unttnlah-d. _
Supreme. f.urt Spe. uil TeCBa Paft lll-Before -?n
, pena a' 10?0 a. an.
Clreult Court- Part I?Befor* Andrew*. J?< ausea ta
b? aent from Part III for trial. Caae unftmali-l.
Clrcull Coart?Part Il-Aljuirne l une dle.
Circult Court- Part UI-Befor* Paturaoa ?.?_??? Iflfh
BtTB UTl ilii. BBM, 4.V.J. liSB, _7<*,. Iftgf, S8U, laW.
M_l .V.2.H |.1T_ .'.Strt. 2.11HI, _1:>!? Caae untliilshed.
iii'.ult Court-l'art IV?Adjourm-d unlii Monday, Fab
ruary ia _ . _ ,
Sur?n..r Court-Sp#.'lal Term-Befor? fri--limin, _.?
No* 7.V. Mtf. .'SJ7 ..'.s. 740 t'^ae untlntrri?d.
Superiur .ourt-.Jeneral Term?Befor* Bedgelch, C, J.,
McAdao. nri,i Beekman, JJ Bo. '.'. Baaa va, stratton.
Baperlor Court-Trlal Term?Part I-Befor* Olld-raleev*.
j._C'a*? on, No, ??7ii. bartur \a. lU-llman. No day c_l
BaaertM Court-Trlal Tcrm-Part Il-Adjourned for tba
Hurerlor Court-Trtal Term-Part III-Before Dugn. J.
- Boa '.???. IBflY wi. tsxo. m llfitt, 121T. M30. .'lear.
Surmrate'a .'ourt? Chamhera- Before Fitigerald. 8.?
C**e on. Bo. IXC. wlll ..f Satah A. Pay. at 1" 30 a rn.
Wllla fnr probata; llenrv Stein. J..hn C. Teepe. P- Witt t.
Haya Jame* F. Leavltt. Mary L. K.Kih. al M>J0 a. m.;
Marnaret F<aterly, Mary A. I_iwrence, iJ.-ors-- K l_Bf?
rrtice, at 2 p. m. _
Surr>Htate'a <-.iirt-Trlal Term-B.-f-.r- Arn ld. S? Mo.
loBI will ..f .I.tm '.. I'.ray. at *?-0 ? B_i N' 101.1. wlfi
of Fr-lrrl-k M S..mers. at 1" :i" ? m
<.-omm..n I'leaa?Sp?-.-lal Term Befor* Pryor. J --MoteMia
.'onim-.n I'leaa r>|UI-v 'I'.-rm Before Kla.-hoff. ]r.. J ?
N.x. 80, 88, Be, 77. 10'.'. l?7. BV, 81, 3rt. .17. ,1?. .'.. d. II. 48,
60. t'lear. . . , , ,
Comr-oa rieaa-Triai Tarw Parl I Betora paJjr,C_*_
N - .'.?-. WW. 1001. _T.1T 1098. s>'._ P'-Js. 1H.4. I_1.. -;S4.
I'.-iT I'nI li'io B812 _?_?*1 _.',?1. 1177. 062, -44a, i'*>". ,v?,
131"! i.'.ni. 1.117. l.iis. tiie, i3Jo i.i-i. iBaa caae un
"cSnuion Pleaa-Trlal T*n_-Part H Bafew nieKerirh.'
.t Cauaaa t> ?e aent fr m f-art I for trlal. Caae unnn
' Common Pteaa-Trlal Term Parl m Before nook?tav*r.
J Cauaaa L> N- aent fr..m Part I f..r trlal. l>?r
Cltj < ourt Si~--.il Term- Befor* Rhrllrh, < . J. Metloaa
<',ty c.urt Trlul T.-rui Part 1 Befor* Van WycB, J.
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B?Ta ^^???, .iTT' *?. eat mi iti 4::.. late aaaa Bfla,
18xi l:ts.'l ISH4 1.185, laaS, 1881 1888, UBO, 1881 ri.-ar.
<"lt'y Ceiirt Trl.l Term l'nrt II Before FltrMtn^na, J^
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Clty Court Trlal Term l'nrt III l>fere N*Wbara?r, Jf
N .11'.. IS&a 1105 1004 8570, 1010, 11.11. 80X8, 12IB. 12T8.
503 I20B.' 1208 ?*' l'<'7. ITJ 11B8, 771. !?7.1. Ml, 1"60.
?.-,." .-- 1203 1308 121S 10** llol. .'aa- untlnlshed.
i-'nv '.'..tirt Trlal Term Part IV Befor* crdan. J.?
ahort .-aus.a Bo* 8888 U'.'l 3842, 344ti. 31M-!. 3313. 84_B,
:i,:,i. BBB. KBT, KBB, :*'>i~. .'lear.
BEFKHKF.S AI-rOINTEDt
Supr?m* Court.
r.v uk_ra_aaa, J.
Matter of Baavala Baddletoa B. BurrgL
Emlrrant Induatrlil BavUBBB B.?r.k *a. Kaan-Geirce t?.
Ki v
I'tartor va. Mallln Pvnl-Bt. ii Whltehead.
Th.-iH.- Flre Inaurancu Oa va. Miil-eady-Crarl"* U.
Kurle.
Matter ..f Toaa_?Thoaaaa F. ponneiiy.
Bmbury va. Norrla llerjanilti A .la.-ka.-n.
Hla-Klna va. Htaalna 8. I.. II W.,i.1
Klrai Natlonal Bank. of Brtdfaport, l.onn., x*. Oo0_
111.111 Manufii. mrlna Co. K. W. P.-.kham, Jr.
Matt?r of i-jark .1 imex .!. Nealls.
CaaarwaU va. siia.-- -wuiiam H wuita.
Buifour v?. Baaaaa M. s. Bun-ui.
Conrmon Pleaa.
By Pryor. J.
Baraaa va, Ponneiion o h. BMBdweaa,
By Daly, ?'? J
Schmeidier va. BBttarlea Btaphea H. "im.
BBCS1TBJH Ai-poiNTED.
Supreme Court.
By lnaniham, J.
ll.i.-n CunnlnKliani va. J-.hn Ciinninah.im-Jamea fl.
Bealla
Cellll .11 rioaa.
By Daly, ?'. J.
Jamea T. Whlte va. Jullua _. Frle.ller? Henr>- Ixirraa
-?*>?'
TITR EfTSCOPAL COSSTITVT10SAL COMHISSXOB
At the Inat conventlon of the Protestant Kplacopal
Church. held in 1W2. a commlasion waa appolnted
on the motlon of fhe BaW. Hr. W. H. Huntli.Kton
for the revlelon of the cjnatltutlon of the Church.
This commUalon met In aecret aesslon yeaterd.iy
mornlng nt the See House. No. 29 I.nf.i> Btte l'lace.
und wlll prohably be ln. a.'aalon untll Thuraday ev.-n
The Hev I>r. Hall Harrison. seiretaiy of the com
mlaaton, aald yesterday that the proeaedlaga BraaBJ
not be made publlc untll next Friday.
8ESATOR OIRSOS'S WILL FILED,
A decree has been algne.l by lurrogate Arnold ad
mittinu to probate the wi'.l and codlclla of the lata
l'nlted .States Senator Kaudall I..*e Glhaon. of
Houlhinna, who dled at Hot riprlnga on December
13, 1S92. The wlll la probated here becauae there to
pioperty belonKln? to the eatate ln thla State. Rele
tlv.-rt and frlends are remembered ln the document,
and the r.aldue of the eatate la left in truut for the
benefll Ot his three soim-.Montgomery, T.obla" f?11.t)J}"
ardaon aad Preatoa jelweoa wbeoa. Ia l,,"Vuh(f:
Ing hla wlll the Senator glvca Ihl* BdvaOB io nia
Boaa: "1 hope my aoaa may defor to and "?""??;
mv executora and tru-tees. and. above al1- 'ln_,t,i.n?_
may reartM early ln llfe that tho '"''y^lndin?
more dlltlcult to bulld up than an Indepeiident
fortune. and more eabily loat. 'a cbaracter and Mat
the only aafegyard of character la the jaBQBB-*
mandmenta an-Chrlat'a Sermon on the BBBBBJB,
TfTB ir?.Vr? OF TWO FABILTSS 8VFPLIBD.
The Charity Organtaatlon Soclety acknowledgea
wlth many thanka the followlng contributlona la
reaponae to appeals (No. 64) for the worthy wujow
wlth aeven chlldren and for (No. 66) the daught.ir,
the only aupport of her Invalld father and mother;
"C L. D.." $28; "W." and Mlaa Harrlet Bement, 88)
each; "I. H. H.." "W.." "B.." "E V. J.." "T,"
-Honor." "C. M. H.." "A. M. %?"U A. N.." |WB*
lam F. Hyatt and "J. I. K..." BO each; 8. .Mtohel
aeahejL ?; "Caah." "fl. B.," "P. A. M."'and "OV"?
each; 'F. OV B.." "M. A " "A. .M. &'J*J***j
Mra. Julla 8. Hyatt "Oold Dajr/' Mr? X, ? X-flai
"0, W. R.," B eaej^/

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