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THE SUN, VVlibNESDAY, OCtOflKR 6, 1897. - ;
y POLICE PROMOTION EXAMS.
I mevexteex captajxs axd fiftt-
' BETEX BERUE.IMS COMPETE.
SJnrstlons rrcparrd by Andrrws-Vroniotloni
MM rollow ..cit lleilnt-stlnj Only Twelve
1 Vacant pfnlrlPt, but n
Mnde To.Daj-Soute or I lie (liirillotia Asked.
J Sorontcen Captains anil flftysoton Eorcoants
who woro ambitious to bo promoted labored dill
s nently vvilh tluir clil service exnnilnntlon
r papers yostonla) at Police- Headquarters. Tboro
are flvo Inspectors to bo mndo and six Captains,
o that tbo labor of most of them was In vain.
It was nono tbo less ardent.
, The questions for both ranks coTcrod the samo
ground. ThcyUcill vvlth the rules of tho de
partment, tl o penal code and criminal proce
dure generally, minor tactics of tho school of
the olittor, report xvrltlnR, and tho city ordi
nances. Commissioner Andrews had sat up
most of tho nlKht preparing tho aucstlons. Ho
broiiKbttbeui to Hcnilquartors with him in tho
morning and Bent them then to tho printer.
They cntno up, wot from tho press, at noon to
tho court room at Headquarters, where tho can
didates for promotion had sat waltlnp for over
an hour. Fraud win thercforo Impossible
i These ncro tho Captain who couipotod for
' tho inspectorships: Allaire, Hrooks, Cross,
Chaoiuan. John It. Oraut, IVmald Grant, Groo,
g Hartey, Hauchuy, Klrehnor, O'lirlcn, Prlco,
1 Shcchan. Hinlth. Thompson, Schuilttbcrgcr, and
1 Dean. Hrooks, Cross, Allaire, Uarlcr, and
I Thompson aro at present acting Inspectors.
" I O'ilrlen was one until he was removed from tho
! lletectlro Iiureau. Thawor veterans who are
I to have tho preference under tho law are Al
laire, Thompson, tho two Grants, Klrehnor,
Dean, Oroo, Hmlth, and Chapman.
Tho Commissioners themselves will rats the
papers. Afterward they will rato tho men.
Yesterday's test was for "merit" nndor the
new law, and counts oven with tho fitness test,
which Is to consist of tho men's police record,
and possibly another examination of halt a
dozen direct questions. Each will havo a chance
to plead Ids own cause Ev cry candidate may
! put in a brief ns It were, giving his record as
1, he likes to dwell upon It.
1 It will all bo attended to without loss of time.
It is predicted that the board may bo ready to
promote by noxt Wednesday. In tho event of
three acreelnn In their rating sevnt attention
will bo pulil to the fourth If ho tries to obstruct
promotions. Iho Chief will bo called In to
recommend, as the law gives him the rlcht to
do, and the promotion will be made. It will
probably all bo over before olectlon.
Todty there aro twelve vacant sergeants'
posts. Tomorrow thero is ant to bo more.
5oiuo of tho old sergeants will be weeded out.
The giade Is the weak ono In the department,
and tho attention of tho board is ilxod sharply
upon It. A lot of men aro concerned merely
about attilnlnp tho rank, where tho pay is good,
becuuso then the- cannot bo rod u cod, as a
roundsman can. Once there they lose nil ambi
tion and grow lazy, Thero is a rod in pickle for
these.
I The fact that Ave Inspectors will likoly bo
appointed, with an appropriation for the sal
aries of four only, is oxplalned by the lame sav
ing In the aicount eftcctid b having four Cap
tains serve ns acting Inspectors tho whole year.
There is money and to spare for tho tlfth In
spector, and us the law allows live end that
number Is provided for In the budget for 1S03,
one more Captain will he made happy than was
originally on tho register.
Here aro somo of the questions asked apt)ll
cants to promotion to inspectorships:
What do the rules require members of the force to
do when they fin 1 dead bodies or human beln,,
What do the rtile-i prescribe rel-vtlre to salutes?
What do the ordlunuces requlr- relative to the cart
ing of Iron rails turouh the streets'
What TehleU s hare tho rteht of way in the streets
of r,eworU, and under what clrcumstauces havo
they such right-'
A mie that as Injpee'nr of Tollce, yon hare irrrn
pre lcu and 700 p-vtrolmen under your command,
and jre pallet upoato suppre-4 a riot at the railroad
elevators. Sixtieth street and .North Hit er, reiulrln s
the services of 300 men for one wet k. W hat dis
position woul t you make of your command so as to
most effectively suppress the riot and at the same
time patrol your precincts '
With a lite rone unl r your command, and aasum
In that during the prigressor a reaceful meeting of
10.000 persons in Union square Information w aa re
ceded by you that a disturbance mliiht be created
which would result In a riot, what steps would you
taae and what disposition would you make to pre
serve tho peace
Some of tho quet!ons asked Sergeants who
want to bo Captains wore these:
What are the rales of the department relative to
the use of tobieco and Intoxicating liquors by mem
bers of the forct ?
Name nve oiTcncea which are violations of the
Liquor Tax law t
whit I the ordinance relative to the use of ealclura
orDrummonl lights In the city of New York-
What do the ordinances prescribe relative to the
defacing of sidewalks ?
What do the ordinances prescribe relative to carts
1 or the conveyance of cubage and ohar loose ma
terials, such as llrt, swill, ?
What Is a punlir- pomid, and what are the duties of
the police In relation thereto
How many kinds of "wheels "are there, and define
each'
Describe " company salute " with the baton ?
How would vou form for para le 130 patrolmen,!)
roundsmen, 4 S-rgeanu, and 1 Captain?
!j AXXEXATIOX Of HAWAII.
I Senater Proctor and Ladle Kit That I'nton la
I Assured Practically.
I Bostov, Oct. ft. United States Senator Heel-
Held Proctor of Vermont, who was In this city
to-day, said that, In his opinion, Hawaii would
be admitted to tho United States at tho next
session of Congress.
( "I think," he said, "that tho great majority
of Americans ore In favor of acquiring control
f tho islands, if for nothing clso but to keep
them out of foreign hands. Annexation In somo
form is the only way of reaching that end."
Senator Lodge of llnssachusetts is eredltod
with saying that he looks upon tho annexation
of the Hawaiian islands as practically accom
plihed. "The treaty," ho said. " will bo taken up at
once when Congrtss assembles in Ucccmber.nnd
I think that tboro is an easy two-thirds majority
In thePcnute In favor of Its ratiiiratlon. If it
should nppear prob iblo thnt an opposition Is de
veloping, sullii lent to defeat ratification, tho
remedj will bo crj simple. There Is a Joint
, resolution of annexation of tho islands on tho
caltndurwuicli docs not roquira a two-thirds
i, majority.
ICUAKI.ES E. SJlFVPAItD EETKACTS.
Battlement of the Suit Ilroiirht Against nira
by ailnrti and llncnn.
HniDonTON, N. J.,0tt,5. Tho suit for?20,000
damages for libel, begun by ABScmbljman
nioomlleld II. Jlinch and Wulter H. Bacon.
Secretary of the bouth Jersey Traction Com
pany, against Charles E. oheppurd, recently tho
Democratic County Chairman, was settled to
day, f-beppard undo a retraction of the offen
sive matler complained of. Tho suit was tho
outgrowth of a circular signed by Jlr.Sheppard.
width wis distributed wh. nMlnchwns running
for the Asiniilil It was headed "Corporations
furnish the Hoodie, 'and tontalncd an alleged
fac-sliiule t a letter from Hat on to jlinch prof
fering Hnnnrlnl Esilnt.au. e In hin t innt.tlgn.
-Mr, --Ui ppanl In his retraction said the lettnr
came to him anonymously by mall with tho
a 5l!UemDnl tl,ttt "Vl' I'leked tip In the Post Of-
I flee. Bacon and Mlnch both pronouneed It a
Jersey Count, School Duperlatendenta Ap
V iiuloled,
JnEVTON, N. J Oct. 5.Tho State Hoard of
JH Education to day appointel Edwnrd A. Slurphy
Hj as&uperlntendtntof Wloulsin lludsou county
tm to succeed the I'.ov. deorgo tj. Houghton, wlniao
UH term has expired, ami nhu has at.cpted a call
!!. as assistant retlor of ihoCminu of tho Trans-
U figuration. In Kew yor city. John Knrlght
B was reappointed Htmerinientlent for Monmouth
H i.nilyro&rJ,ohn '"buno In Ii.rjtn. In T4"
H j.'ii,i1'nl"cofi Wa ""Pl''inled to sutcccd
suteeed Itohert Gwynne.
I t , ' ' u"derstc-d that tho changes were made
III !" "llr tocvj places to itepubllc ins. 'Iho
lU .!,e " iar'' o' Education hns been made up of
Ifi JnemTiel nll,.mher "epublli nn and Dcmocratlo
II S iw?rn formerly It was pemocratlc. and nil
II ?i ''? 1t.!.,uutJr bupcrlntcndeuts were of tho
1 aamo lallu.
r Ml Eiplo. Ion Itllls Throe Jlen.
f WitrjBSBAitiiE, ia Oct. o.-A terrlflo ex
I! Plosion of gas occurred in No. 2 shaft of the
m I Paris Co tl Company's mlno at Plymouth this
m afternoon, by which three men lost their lltt-s.
,r'WV?rf.Ua!l0 1Krt,1?unds. nged .fi rears;
I Wa. T,??V' A door In ono nf tho tiassage-
I ouJnt.H ',een. .lcH ',en '""' k'as n large
I 2,.n nu,tin fut" ! way to the place w here the
I S.fdniBWn1tre8drb"erg!tnsf- 'rhe Un"'1 '
llrtorr Tor Ei.Senator '( onuor.
. In 181)1 Mrs. Uutli a, Johnstone Institutod a
Wh hlt against her brother, ex-henator Kugene P.
ma O Connor, claiming a right to n two llfths Inter-
t eJ" D "al estate which the defendant hud pur-
mmfi utV"Th.r,tll,on "llo.of hi8 'ather's prop-
LH I Viin'v1i"""'u,V'r " referred to Ueu. llenjit-
HI femlh,r-f';)lMUo.,.lutl,!e,l in favor OJthSdt
H I Surt'fc i.1 be,Al'''e Ulvision of the Supremo
WIFE AND BOX ZEFT OUT OF WIZZ,
nobert Ireland aarr All Ills rroperty t His
Housekeeper,
Tho will of Hobert Ireland, who died at tho
Prospect Park Hotol, Cataklll, on Sopt. 10, was
lllod for probate yesterday. Ho was CD years
) ears old. Ho left about $60,000. which is dis
posed of under tho following provision:
"I devlso my estate, both roal and personal,
to my friend and housokecner, Mary Iloynolds,
for her own use, bonetlt. and behoof forovcr."
Ho appoints Mary Iloynolds sole executrix.
Ireland loft a wife, Anno S. Ireland, and n son,
Hobert M Ireland, but ho makes no mention of
them In his will. Tho will was exocutod on Juno
4, 1BU2, and thero Is a codicil executed May '29.
1603, but tho codicil says only thnt ho hopes
that Miss He) nobis will qualify as executrix,
and ho prot Idos that she Bhall uot bo required
to gle any security.
Ireland had separated from his wife about
twenty-live years ago. He hail been outof busi
ness for manj joars, lit Iiik upon tho Income of
lila piopcm. ills wife stiott hint for a separa
tion soon after they parted, and got n tlecrco
with alimony. Miss It jnolds Is about 30 yours
Hunger than hu. bbo is now lit lug nt tho
Hottl Kensington at Fifth atcnuo and Fifteenth
Street,
Lawyer Herman Fox, who filed tho will, de
clined to glvonny reason for Ireland's not pro
viding for his wife and son. He said ho did not
anticipate any contest of Iho w ill.
Robert Ireland was formally roars a familiar
flguro each summer tit Saratoga. Ho "topped
regularly nt one tit the largo hotels and attracted
n good deal of curious attention, partly because
ho was always accompanied by a somewhat
striking-looking woman younger than he, though
not mouthful, with perfectly white hair. Thuy
passed aa relatives.
JtltOOKXTX FEIMAltT XEACUEEa.
L
Plan t Increase Their Salaries nerore the Ao
vent aT Ceusolldattosi.
Action was taken yesterday by the Brook
lyn Board of Education looking; to on lncroaeo
In the salaries of the teachers In the primary
and low grammar grades In the publlo schools.
These salaries now rango from $100 to $700,
and the board has practically decided that they
shall be fixed at from $600 to $800.
Cok John Y. Cuyler, who presented the reso
lution, prefaced it with a preamble setting forth
that the salaries paid for corresponding ser
vices In New York, Boston, and eten Hoboken
were larger, and that there was Bcrlous dan
ger nfter consolidation that many of tho best
teachers would migrate to this side of the river.
The resolution was referred to the Committeo
on Teachers and ltule-s. There is no doubt thnt
tho committee will annrove of it, and that it
will bo adopted at the next meeting of tho
board.
It was also decided, on motion of Col. Cuyler,
to have the salaries of the teachers In the Hoys
High bchool readjusted without drawing upon
tho funds of tho board, Tho plan Is to reduco
the salaries of the incoming teachers and In
crease those of four of the old Btiiir.
Tho board approved of tho reduction of col
ored school 6, from Iho grammar grade to
that of an independent Intermediate school
and of the reappointment of Prof. Charles Dor
tev as prlnelpak Mr. Dorscy's salnry under
the old grading of the school was $3,000. It
will now be only $1,200.
RISKED BEEF TO BA FE T1IE EIXEX.
Sirs, laddlrr'a Clothing and Her Ilabj'a I
nltad by the Fire She Tried to Put Out.
Passaic, N. J., Oct. 5. Yesterday was wash
day at the- homo of John Saddler, 203 Harrison
street. All morning Mrs. Saddler was busy
hanging the white clothos on the line In the
yard. Toward evening the work was done, and
the yard was filled with lines of clothes that
crossed nnd recrosscd one another. In tho mid
dle of tbo yard there stood a large barrel which
had contained tar. Ono of tho tenants of the
building wanted to nse the barrel, and thought
the best way to clean It was to burn the tar. ho
a match was thrown Into It.
In a moment flames four feet high were leap
ing into the air. Too clothes on the line, though
not dry, proved an easy prey. Mrs. Saddler,
standing with her baby in her nrms at the win
dow, saw the Dlazing clothes, t-'tlll holding the
child she ran out and tried to savo tho lintn. A
spark set fire to the baby's dress, and in another
Instant her own skirt was burning. Almost at
tho samo moment ashed in the yard commenced
burning. Vclghbors heard her screams, and
William Dal), flagman at tho Harrison street
crossing of the Erie, and F.J. MtCarthy came
to her help. McCarthy tore tho blaring gar
ments from Mrs- Saddler and her child, and
Daly extinguished the fires about the yard.
THE ST. JOHSS TO IIZAME
Verdict or a Jnry Thnt llaa Iteen Investigating
the orth Itlver Collision.
Coroner Grecnlcaf continued the Inquest last
night at the Court House In Jcrsoy City In the
case of Mrs. Mary McDonald and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Susan Morris, who were drowned In
concquence of a collision between tho steamers
Catskill and St. Johns on Sept. 15. At tho open
ing of the Inquest last Friday the officers of the
CaUklll laid all tho blama on the St. Johns.
The witnesses last night ttintitlcd that the Cat
skill was responsible for the collision.
Theodore Vt itberw ax, pilot of the hu Johns,
was one of the witnesses. Ho testified that he
blew tho whistlo and the Catskill answered
with two. He knew that meant a coIlNlon, and
ho gave an alarm signal of four bells and a
jlnglo to Ids engineer to rvcrso with full
power. The boats were under so much head
way that the collision could not be avoided.
Cant. Jacob L. Hralstcd of tho .t. Johns cor
roborated Pilot Wltherwnx'B testimony.
At 11:15 tho Jury rondercd a trdlct that the
women came to their deaths through an acci
dent enmod by tho negligence of tho officers
of tho tit. Johns.
EUETOEBT DEFEXCE ALT. IX.
The Defendant Attorneys Announce That
Their Case la Praaeuted.
Chicago, Oct. 5. The defence In the Luotgert
wife murder trial rested Its case this morning.
Court wns in session only an hour. The only
Important witness heard was Mrs. William
Charles, wife of Luetgcrt's business partner and
his firm friend through all his troubles. She
testified that the rings offerod in evidence by
tbo State were not those worn by Mrs.
Luetgert. The contention by the defense
will be that the rlngj wero placed In tho vat by
tho police, and that there has been a ions piracy
by the police and stale's olllclnls to hang an in
nocent man. Iho prltoner'seounsol askctl that
their client be discharged, because no case had
been made. Judge Tuthill overruled tho motion,
ami the announcements as then uiado that the
defence rested,
I.uetgert was disappointed that he was not
put on the stand to gratify his wish to testify
and refute tho "lying stiilf, as he refers to the
testimony of the htite's witnesses. But his
counsel did not approve of his going on as a
witness and ho yielded.
The Salvation Captain Set Free.
TnENTON, N. J Oct. 5. Half a dozen different
persons called on Justice Jackson to-day to pay
tho $10 fine Imposed on Cnpt. Herdman of the
Salvation Army, who wns sent to the County
Farm ycslcrday for obstructing the streets.
The Rev. Messrs. Brooks, Iloswcll, and .Shaw
paid tho fine, and an order was Issued for Capt.
Hordmnn's release. Then It was found that
Judge Woodruff had sot him freoonawrlt of
httbeus corpus obtained through tho Interven
tion of nnolher t Itleu. Judge Woodruff said
that Chief Justbo Magle has derided that
Jtiftlte lunnot Impose tin alternative sentence
of lino or Imprisonment. Tho arrest has crested
considerable ntherie tomiuent hero, and a
movement Is on font to have tested the right of
tho police authorities to Interfere with the
Salvationists wnen cirrylng on their services
without blockading the street.
Charter Hay at Princeton,
Pm.NCKTON, Oct. 6.-Cbarter day of Princeton
University will bo celebrated this year for the
first time. It is Oct. 'J'.'. Among those who will
receive degrees will be the Karl of Aberdeen,
Uot ernor General of Panada, who wllldcllvor
anaddreBs. Grover Cleveland, LI, I)., will also
make an oddrtss. Invitations will bo sent to
every alumnus of the university.
Where Vest.rdav's Fires Here.
A, VI. 12 13, 703 Broadway, damage 2,000
12:35, 110 hauau street, Maduro Droa . damage
$8,000 e.03, 0u Kat 127th street, Kate Cum
mint's, damaKO t&i a 10, 171 East beveuiy-elgbtb
street,!. Meyer, damage moo. B 30,301 West UUth
street, Vt. Uurgon, damans 45, 10 to. i!j slouroo
street, dainutfu SC,
'' i1.-!, ''.i'i8, iV"1"" street. 8. Oreenbenr. dam
Jon! W,nr.,.';a?,'ow. "J""1' ' l-'P'ky. dama all
110, S,a7 Grand street, damage 3, i;t(l. 413 East
Jllly second street. l)vn Daley, damage t40, 0,
Hxtr.nrst street anl west Cn.t avenue, Hudson Itlver
Ilallroad. damake (It), b.ll west Third itreet,
Ilirmau I.oweu.teln, damage (100, B.1S, aj Colum
bus atenue, Rlcken Dorsuher, damage SISOi ttilS,
iVnn,wJSn,!JJJ,,,', c"r"l'an Trlaeher. damaga
bpl..!d.m.g,8.'Ve,t T""'"" '. Adam
A Cooling Drink la Fever.
I'aa UenTord'a Aeld I'boapbale.
Ur. O. II. 8. Davis. Merlden. Conn, says: "I have
1
SOGAR PLUMS FOR CUBA.
XilJT BOltT OF HOME JKVZE THAI
MOltET IS VrlLhlSO TO GIVE.
XX VTonld Tie Cnlia Hand and Foot Proposals
That the Patriots Simply Laush At Morn
stnvoja from (pain to lie Sent lo the Insur
enta A Trap That theMpnnlarda Fell Into.
Havana, via Key West, Oct, 8. According to
a despntch from Madrid, tho new Minister of
tho Colonics, SeflorMoret y Prendorgast, semi
officially announces his Intention of granting to
tho Island of Cuba tho sort of home rule ndt cr
eated in the programmo of the Cuban Autono
mists In 1880. This programme Is a very re
stricted one. According to It tho Spanish Captain-General
of the island would havo power to
veto nil resolutions of tho local Assembly, That
veto would bo final, no appeal from It being
lawful. Tho Cnpialti-Gcnernl would hato. In
addition, so ninny other extraordinary powers
that tho enttro Government of Cuba would bo
wholly In his hands.
But even this flimsy scheme, framed shortly
after tho last revolution, whon to utter oven tho
word autonomy was considered a political of
fence, Sefior Moret y Prendcrgast Is disposed to
modify In a stM' moro conservative souse, Tho
Minister makes fair promises "for tho tlmo
when pcaco shall be established," and will try
to whcodlo tho Insurgents into coming to terms
by sending lo them nn envoy from tho Govern
ment. Sefior Moret is very hopeful of receiving
aid from some Cubans residing In Paris and
some Autonomists in Havana with whom he has
been In communication for soveral months.
The Insurgents are emphasizing their decision
cot to accept from Spain even such liberal au
tonomy as Canada enjoys. The declarations of
Gomez, Garcia, Botancourt, Hodrlguez, and
Ducnsl, published by Tub Son last week, are
fully indorsed by all insurgents in the province
of Havana. Tho same sentiment prevails in the
east,
A report comes from Santa Clarn of an engage
ment at ltocas Coloradns In that province in
which the Spanish forces undor Major Pedro
Anton and Lieut. Itnraon Fernandez fell Into a
traD prepared for them by the Insurgents.
The Spanish were going to attack a Cuban
hospital whith was nenr that place but tho
Cubans, learning of their Intention, removed
their alek and wounded and tho women and
children to a safer placo In the forests. Then a
strong guard wns placed at the hospital and
ambuscades wero prepared on cither side.
When the Spnnlsn tongtinrd, composed of the
guerrillas of Culluicle. led by Fernandez, ar
rived at tho hospital, tho Cubans flrcdaslnglo
shot, and thtn ran to tho forests In
order to decoy the Spaniards to tho place of am
bush. The trick atitccedcd, and a few-minutes
later a terrible charge on both sides
surprised the Spanish. Tne yell of the
Cubans " al machete " and the suddenness
of the attack frightened tho gucrrlllrros, who
took to their heels. The Cubans made wholesalo
slaughter in tho ranks of the panic-stricken
Spaniards. Major Anton narrowly escaped, and
wllh him some soldiers, who were followed by
the insurgents to tho fort. In which they took
refuge. Next morning Major A nton assassinated
two paclQcos on tho outskirts of Santa Clara,
anil reported a ictory over tho Insurgents.
Col. Itaoul Arango, with his column of 1,000
men. Is encamped again noar MadrBga, In splto
of the Illcial report of Hen. Woyler, In which
Arnngo's forces wero said to have been shattered
by a bpanish column.
HE TALKED TOO MUCH.
Sonar de la Canara Aired Ilia Views la aVea
don pala Itecalls Hint.
Sptcial Cable Dtioatch to Tut Sen.
London, Oct. 5. Sefior do la Camara, naval
attach6 of tho Spanish Embassy In London, has
been recalled. It Is believed that the action of
the Madrid Government in recalling him was
taken In consequence of his utterances in an in
terview published on Sept. 24. In which he was
reported as saying that while Spain had node
sire to go to war with the United States, if
forced into a conflict she would make a good show
ing, considering the position of the United States
In tho world. Ho further said that the United
States, in his estimation, was not a very formid
able sea power, many of tbo American vessels
not being equal to the requirements of foreign
warfare. Ho did not think that Spain had any
definite plan of a naval campaign In tbo event
of war, but if such existed it would be modified
by any assistance rccchcd from another Euro
pean pow cr.
The belief is prevalent hero that the Spanish
Government shares the general impression that
Sefior de la Camara has talked too much.
WETLER'S CLOWIXO REPORT.
The Island Ilas Received a Fresh aae or
Lire" Under Ilia rteslma.
Special Cable Deipatch to The Set.
Madrid, Oct. 5. Gen. Azcarr.aga. ex-Prime
Minister, has received a letter from Gen. Wcy
ler, comparing tho condition of Cuba when he
arrived there with Its present condition. Ho
contends that he has effected a remarkablo Im
provement, and says that the island has received
a fresh lease of life.
no adds that the telegraph line Is being
worked from Clego do Ailn, on the Jucaro
Moron trocha, to Plnar del Illo, and that trains
on tho railroads aro running regularly. The
army Is in an excellent state, though the pay of
tho troops is six mouths in arrears.
BAOASTA AXD CUBA.
Tha Spanish Political Parties on tho Island
Villi Support Ulm.
Special Cable Despatch to Tna Sc-f.
Madrid, Oct, 6. A despatch to tho Imparctal
from Havona says that tbo Cuban Constitution
al Union has promised to support the Cuban
policy of Sefior Sagas to, tho new Prime Minister.
The Autonomist and Reformist parties aro also
disposed to give their adhesion to tho plans of
the new government If the reforms are In ac
cordance with the declarations that hato been
mado by Sefior Sugosio,
9f ra. tlene Stafford Found.
Young Mrs. Hone Stafford, a daughter of the
Ilev. Dr. A. Stewart Welsh, who became insane
on Monday morning at her boarding house, 120
Gates avenue. Brooklyn, and made her escape
from St. John s Hospital, was found jesterday
morning by n policeman sitting on tbo sloop of
tho Gates avenue house. At the dates avenue
poll e station she said sho was " a dear friend
of Mury Anderson," and had sptnt the night
riding around on the trolley cars. She was re
moved to the Kings County Hospital.
A TAomau lluraed to Death.
Mary Buckloy, a servant In the family of
Moses Mendelsohn of 30 West 120th street, was
burned so badly yesterday while cooking dinner
that sho died last night in tho Harltin Hospital.
While she was singeing a chitken over a pan of
blazing paper her dress taught Are.
West 14 St.
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Cttrcil by Iiydia K. rinktinm'tj
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also Backache,
I v.'.nnot speak too highly of Mrs. l'lnk
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for mo. I hrtvo been a great sufferer from
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back, nnd shouldeis ; feet would swell. I
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Pills, I felt llko a new woman. My kldnejs
aro now In perfect condition, and all my
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Potts, 024 KnufJman st Philadelphia, Pa.
nacltache.
My system was entirely run down, and I
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I was moro tired in tho morning than on
retiring nt night, I had no appetite. Slnco
taking Lydla K.Pinkham's Vcgctablo Com
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Kidney Trouble.
Deforo taking Lydia E. Plnkham's Veg
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years with kidney trouble. Tho pains In
my back and shoulders wero terrible. My
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but received no benefit. I began the uso of
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regulated the mentcs. It is the best kind
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A VTOXO MY XOT WAXTED.
Gen. Rolon. Cubn'o Minister of War, Son Viln
ius Short or Independence 11111 lie lecepted.
Sefior Gonzalo do Quesada, tho Cuban Chargd
d'Affalres at Washington, w ho has just rcturnod
from a mission to Mexico, received a letter yes
terday from Gen. Carlos Holoff. Mlnlsterof War
of the Cubau Republic, In which he saysi
"We are now better prepared for nn active
campaign than at any time during either tho
present or tho last war. We are Informed here
thnt Hpain will probably try to placate tho
American Government by offering us autonomy
moro or less ample. I need not tell you, my
friend, thnt we laugh at such offers, for already
ne sco tho hour of our liberation at hnnd.
Should Spain seriously offer us autonomy. It
would prove the full extent of her weakness,
and wo -a ill fight with renewed ardor until t-ho
shall roconie our independence. Imagine our
delight should bpain thus confirm us In our be
lief that tho end is fast appro it hing.
"Tell the American Government that to enter
Into diplomatic discussions with Spain, In tho
ho;ie that wc will accept autonomy, is useless.
Wo would simply thank It for Its troubli. but
itMtifully decline to end tho war on such term".
We know tliat both Estrada and -iou have often
made this plain to tho American Government
and public, but we wish you to re ifllrin it."
WAUSCUAVER JUMPS HIS RATE?
Allesrrd Firebug's Unrrr Imports Ulm ailsoc
tins to lie Tried To-VIorrow.
lawyer Abraham Levy vhltcd the DNtrici
Attorney's office yesterday and Intimated to
AssM.int District Attorney Mllllken tnat
Louis Wnrschauer, tho alleged flrcbug, who
wa3 to havo been put on trial to morrow, had
probably Jumiwd his ball. Mr. Levy, who
had len retained to defend Warschaucr,
stated Unit ho had not seen his client in two
wttks. Warithiner has not been Men nt his
home, 403 Grand strict, Wllllnmtburg, i.lnte
ix'pt. y.". He was Indicted on Jul) rj, l-'Jo,
for arson in tbo ilrst degree, In hiring men to
tiro hit clothing store at ilSU Eighth aacnuo ou
tho night of Jan. 4, Im'U.
Wursthniicr is nt liberty under .1 000 ball,
tho suretlcH being Jeannette KergBCInvcner
of 33H Kast e-oventy-slvth struct, Aldalmm
(loodileln of 19 Mullein street, and Jonn
ihomns of 14'J Knst Ninety-seventh strict.
At 10 oVlock to morrow morning, If Wars
t ham r futlj to be in court his bonds will bo forfeited.
LIBEL AOAIXST THE ST. JOIIXS.
The Ownora or tho Catskill Pemnnd oao.OOO
Damasea Tor Iho Collision.
Tho Cntsklll and New York Steamboat Com
pany has fllod a libel with tho clerk of tho
United htates District Court against the steam
boat M, Johns to recover ft0.000 damages
alleged to havo been Incurred in a collision on
Sept. IS off rifty-elghth stroct. North Itlver, be
tween tho steamboats St. Johns nnd Catskill, in
which the latter w is sunk and two women nnd
a boy lost their lives.
It Is clinrgid In tho libel thnt there werp not
proper lookouts on tho M. Johns nnd that her
pilot failed to properly answer whistles.
'lite local Hoard of steamboat Inspectors, who
recentl hold nn Inquiry lo determine, who wns
responsible for the toUislon, havo not j et handed
In their decision to Supervising Inspector Star-buck.
ZARORER IXJVRED RV CARLE CAR.
Sfarlslrat Mrnde flrlleres In Punishing Crip
turn fur Iluunlnff I'eoule Down.
Philip Schacilrr, n grlnman on the Third av
enue rnblo road, avas held In $500 ball In tho
Yorkvlllo Court yesterday for examination for
allowing his car to Injuns John Dolnney, a
laborer, who lives at S3 Mnnhattun street.
While Dcl'iney was crossing tho avenue at
Sevcnty-sceond Btreot In tho morning the car
sir ink him nnd knocked him down, causing
severe mansions to his side. Ho wus taken to
the Prcshtterlan Hospital,
Coutixtl for tho prisoner asked to havo him
raroled, but Mnglstruto Monde refused, saving
bat cable car grlpmen were gottlug too lire 11cm
of tho safety of people cromdng the street In
front of their cars, nnd that they should bo pun
Isbcd win never it nasshown they were at fault.
Davy Crockett's Motto,
First, be sure you are right,
Then go ahead,
fJTTl ts exemplified in the history
j of the
H Old Crow Rye
yt$ rom its commencement. In
Ko the first place, the selection
JRrtm. of tliat unrivalled spring of
eff"5tiV water, the skilful distillers,
Sw&3ktMl "ie ctua,,ty of ttle Kriln the
rJTniiir-iiiisr" fact of not feeding any ani-
Ufi.sniiacftis'inac' mals at the distillery, all these
r7rZVrrTi re the being "sure of being
WOLD CROW right." Its popularity and
ft"1 SSPaVaC jfl ex,ens've sa,4S r evidences
WiH of W nlv'nS Rone ahead.
SteoT(ani Buyn'yf reliable dealers.
fSQESl H.B.KIRK&.C0.
fe&jfj 69 FULTON ST.
"""'? Also Broadway and 27th St.
Agents for the Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
CARPET"t;h.steart
326 7th Ave.,
CLEANSING "tSSSS.
BARRIOS AND HIS ENEMIES.
a hard nam wab expected to
REOIX LAST XHUIT.
The Insiircrnts Orrally Strengthened by
Hie Munitions They Captured nt riar
rlns's Rtransthold The Dlctntor Is Accused
or Intlirtlnc Outrages I'pon Americans.
Sav FrtANcisco, Oct. 5. Mariano I,opcz, an
exile from Guatemala and ono of the wealthiest
men of thnt country, on whoso head a price has
been tot by linrrlos, arrlvod in Ban Francisco
yesterday fioni 1'arls. Lopoz has boon In com
munication with tho insurgents sinco tho cap
ture of S.in Marcos. Iiast night ho recolvod a
cablogrnm from tho Insurgent camp, saying:
that a declslvo battlo would begin during the
night. 'Iho forcos of Morales are Intrenched
near Coeltnn nnd Tlcrrn Dlnnca, within thirty
leagues ot the city of Guatemala. It was un
derstood that Darrlos was In Chlguhnulo,
whero another insurrection had begun.
Tho batllellcld chosen by Moralos is that
nhlch was mndo famous by tho routing of the
cousorvatlto foroes by Kuflno Darrlos In 1871.
lxrcz's tucssago ea) s that Morales has under
him 27,000 men. This, Lopez thinks, is a mis
take, and should read 17,000. At Qucznl
tcnango twenty-seven pieces of artillery were
captured by tho Insurgents nnd also 1,000,000
cartridges and 27,000 rifles. Quczaltcnango
avns a stronghold of tho Oovcrncmnt forces,
and llurrlos had nearly all his ammunition
stored thero undor tho Impression that the placo
was lmpreguablo.
Lopez Mas a Congressman from Quezalte
nango. and he was one of tho first to raise bis
voice In publlo protest against the depredations
of the Dictator. In Congress ho declared that
Darrlos was n thief and a scoundrel, 'lhat was
hree months ago, and shortly after Lopez found
it prudent to lcavo tho country. In not haste
tho friends of Hnrrios ran to tho capital to oo
qualnt tho dictator with tho scene in the Con
gress Chamber. Tho Dictator, according to
Lopez, with his usual craftiness, sent for Lo
pez's valet and presented him with 5,000 to
tako tho life of his master. He feared to at
tack Lopez personally, and sought this atro
cious method of ridding himself of the man.
Tho friends of tho millionaire got wind of the
scheme, and Lopez slept under tho roof of Fran
clta Toledo. Next day ho was smuggled out
of (luntcinula.
"Tho Administration of Gen Darrlos has
been oneof wnstuttil extravagance," said Oeorgo
Flagclon, a citizen of Guatemala, in August lost.
For theso worla tho man was arretted, and two
weeks Inter he wai deported, notwithstanding
tho protests of his friends.
George Hnyney of Alameda has just returned
from (luntemnl i. Ho says our ContuI General
there doos nothing to prevent outrages upon
Americans. When Syney left Guatemala tho
country wns under martial law. l'assports
had to be sooured before leaving the, cltios.
Darrlos urctctided not to know anything about
tho arrests of Americans.
AX EXPERT FROM THE TUKOX.
He Is Said to Represent the nothaehllds, Who
Will Bugnce In Plarer Mining.
Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 5. Tho London Ex
ploration Company, through which tho Hoths
chllds acquire and dovclop mining properties,
will engage in mining In tho Klondike district
and other parts of tho Yukon Valley next
spring. Henry Drnttnober, a nlnlng expert,
who Is devoting his entire tlmo to this com
pany's affairs, has returned from Dawson and
loft to-day for London, by way of San Fran
cisco and New York. He went to Klondike in
July and mado a thorough examination on El
Dorado and Donanm creeks. Coming out ho
mndo ono of the quickest trips on record, trav
elling overland from Dawson to I'jruuiid Har
bor on I.jnn Canal in twenty days.
Mr. Drnttnober bajs the reports of gold finds
nro not exaggerated and that tho Yukon Valley
contains an immen-o area of gold-bearing
ground which It will take years to oxploro and
develop. Ho docs not bclleo the ruh lo
Alaxku will stop next year, but that continued
strikes in new districts will causo an Influx of
miners for a tars to eomo.
1
MORE TUKOX STEAMERS. ,
bree liew Stern WlirHers to De Pat on the (
Stiver &exl Season. c
San Francisco, Oct. 5. H. Llebes & Co. of j
his city, who are largely interested in the t
ortb American Commercial Company, are (
taking arrangements to put a fleet of flat-hot- j
omed steamers on tho Yukon Itit cr noxt sea- t
on. They havo Just let contracts for three
rgo flat-bottomed, stern-wheel steamers, nnd
ix barges for tho Yukon Itlver trade, to be
nlsbed nnd at St. Michael when the ice breaks '
in In Juno. Their combined capacity will bo
SO passengers nnd 3,000 tons of freight. The en
incs will be 800-borsc power nnd the boats will
e four feci draught and will haacclcctric lights c
nd all modern Improvements. a
When tho river oocus it is cxpoctcd to have
ho whole fleet go up tho riaer lo Dawson,
i ter, eaery ten dns, one boat and two barges C
Illlcaio. ilatenal for ft wari'boiiHo and wharf d
t St Michael wus sent up on tbo steamer 1'res- t
lent onrpt. 11). The cost of the whole plant 1'
fill b. 300,000. I.iehes & Co. moan to det tlop a
rado along tho Yukon, nnd will establish eta- a
Ions wherever there Is business. v
DECISIOX AOAIXST DORIS HOLDS.
In the "Orange nioBsoras" Case the Conrt or
Appeals ItrJerU Ills riea.
Albany, Oct. 5. The Court of Appeals to-day
dismissed with costs tho appeal of John D.
Doris from his conviction on May 25, 18llt, for
misdemeanor in maintaining n public nulsanco
In tho Doris Gaiety Theatre In New York by
pro hieing "Orange llltwsonis." Doris was com
polled to pi a line of VJ50 or bo committed to
thtitlty prison for thlrt) davs. The sentence
was upheld by the Appellate Dh blon of the Stl
primo Court. I'llar Morin played tho part of
tbo brldo in "Orange llliHsoms beforo the per
foriuaueo wus stopped by tho police.
Court or Appeals for Patrolman Howard.
At ua.s V, Oct. 8. The Court of Appeals to-dny
afllrmcd with costs theorderof tha Appellate
division reinstating Patrolman Michael J,
Howard on tho New York police force. Howard
was dismissed by the Roosevelt Police Commis
sion In lo'lO on tho testimony of nn acting In
spettor, who found him sitting on a box at the
foot of East 130th street with n tin pall contain
ing lager beer beside him. Ho told the Inspector
hu was 111, and denied that ho had been drinking.
aod Iloads lllll aa n PartT Measure.
Ai iiany, Oct. f). Gov, Dlnck will consider the
advisability of making a proposed good roads
law a party measure at tho next session of tho
Legislature, and If ho decides In its fnvor will
make n strong recommendation to that effect lu
his annual message to the Legislature early in
Junuary.
Ellen J. Coihsad's JnHtmrst Pulled Down
85,000.
Ellen J. Coxhead recently secured a judgment
against tho Drookljn Arm of Johnson it Ed
wards for $10,000 for Injuries received by fall
ing over a rope whlth the defendants bad
stretthed across Fifth nvenue nnd Carroll street.
In order to raise a trolley cable wire. 1 he de
fendants appuulod tbo ease on the ground that
tho verdict was excessive, and yesterday tho
Appellate Division of tho Suprrmo Court lu
Brooklyn reduced the judgment to $10,000.
A Cable Arross the Uuiror Calirorula.
HnitMO'jii.i.o, Mexico, Oct, 5. A Mexican com
pany has just obtained a concession for laying a
submarine telegraph cabin from Guaymns
aiross the fiulf of California to La I'az and
other points on tho Lower California peninsula,
A telegraph system will also be constructed
along the Mexican coast.
Killed by a Train.
James Herring, 30 years old, of 671 Hender
son street, Jersey City, was struck by a passen
ger train nt the Henderson street grade crossing
of the Erlo Hallway In Jersey City yesterday
and mortally Injured. He was taken to Ht.
Francis's Hospital, where bodied about two
hours later.
The W oat her.
Fair weather continued orsr all tho country yester
day, savo for cloudiness and a faw light showers In
Itju lake regions. Iu tbls city the day was falri high,
est omclal temp' rature, M lowest, sl'i arcrsje hu
midity, fit per oent , wlul, southerly i arerago velo
city, 10 miles an hour, liaromrter lorreetod to read to
sea lenl at X A. U SO 2 11 I. !. 110 13.
1 he thermometer at tho United Mates Weather Bu
reau registered tho temperature ytstordsy as (ollowsi
1HU7. 1M1 IM17. IHfin.
BAM 5V fl OPVt no- 5
13M (IV 61 HI' M ... .57 61'
3IMI .....OT 6" li Hid ,, 60' 64'
wummro roaceisT roa wr.txtjDir,
For saltern PenasylrsnU, Nfw Jersey, Delaware,
District of Columbia, Uarylsnd, and Virginia, fair,
warmer! southwest wlnJs
lor Massachusetts, ithuda Islsnd, and Connecticut,
fair and wsrmor, suutuwesl wluds
fur taittrn New Yuri, air and warmer in tavth
rrn puritan; partly cloudy weather, with locaf
,$hovtrt to HUswrOsra jwltoa n4iucnt triad.
WALTHAM WATCHES 1
Ask your jeweler for a Waltham M
watch and he will supply it, no matter I
if he happens to have personal preju- I
dices in favor of some other. Insist
upon having a Waltham and no
other. There are other American I
watches and other American watch I
companies, but none of them can I
make a Waltham watch. The I
American Waltham Watch Company I
is the first American company 5 the m
first to be organized (nearly half a ; jl
century ago), and the first at the j
present time in the quality and vol- I
ume of its product. Waltham 1
watches are all good timekeepers 1
some of them better suited for one : 1
class of service, some for another. : 1
We particularly recommend the 1
movement engraved with our trade- I
mark "Riverside," as combining high I
quality and medium price. I
American Waltham Watch Co., I
Waltham, Mass. ;
For sale by all jewelers. 1
SHIPHERD HEARIXO OX OCT. 18.
The Cleveland Capitalist Fzpeoted to Waive
Examination on the Kmbeulement Cbargeo.
Cleveland. O., Oct 0. Tho date of the pre
liminary hearing of John J. Shlpherd, charged
with embezzlement by Frank de Ilass Roblson,
has been fixed for Oct. 18. Mr. Shlpherd will
probably waivo examination and will bo bound
over toCriminal Court. Mr. Shlpherd Is now nt
tho residenco of his son-ln-lavv, M. H. Sollovvoy,
and expecta to remain thero until his trial.
Senator M. A. Hanna Is interested personally
Intbosiiit for receivership of Mr. Shlpherd s
firm. Mr. Hanna, as President of the Cleveland
City Itallwiy Companv, had placed a lnrge
amount of that company's stoek In the hands of
Sir. Shlpherd. Ihis stock Mr. Hanna held as
trustee
COLVMRUS GOTTSCHALK CAVQHT.
The Brooklyn Lamer Itlnst Pace a Chararo
or Crand Larceny.
Columbus Gottschalk, a lawyer and an ex
member of the Twenty third Iteglmont, was
arrested In this city on Monday night nnd was
arraigned before Judgo Hurd In tho County
Court In Drooklyn yesterday to plead to nn In
dictment charging him with grand larceny in
tho second degree, in collecting $300 thnt be
longed to Ferdinand Dundon, a saloon keeper,
and upnropnutlng it to his own use. He wus
arrested In November last and was paroled for a
week on bis own recognizance, but disappeared
and avoided arrest up to Slonday night, lie got
until to-morrow to plead to the indictment.
Court or Appeals Derisions.
Albany, Oct. 0. These decisions were handed
down to-day by the Court of Appeals:
People ox nl. William Sears vs William It. Tobey,
appellant. final Judgment modin d by striking
therefrom any provisions which Induct tUenlator
Into the ntn e of Clerk of the l'ollro Court nt hvra
cuse, and as so modified Is In all respects affirmed,
toitether with tho Interlocutory Judgment and all
orders from hlch an appeal as taken to this court,
with costs.
The Uonery Hank or New York ts Mary E. Oerty,
appellant, it V Hrus rt al , pptllsnU, ts Albany
w atcr Hoard , la ri prohate of will or Mury E Mc
Larneyi In rel. .state or Manyetto Matthews, It !.
Buan-j. appellant, ts. Isabella DeMontlxny et al i
Maria II. A llarllitt vs .'.W. Ooodrleh, aptiellauli
In re probate uf wlllof Kllza A, Flshi tdword ! c
Mckay, apDelliml, vs. Donald McKay et al,, Hoger
Kane vs Jllnhill Transportation Cuniany. apt pl
iant. William tox ts 1. Locompt. appellant Kitty
Crosby ts New 'i urk Central and lludsou Hirer Hall
road company, a.. Ilant; Francis W". I ann, aprel
lant. ts John ei. hinithi Second .National llauk athrir
orkTs. D I) V Curtis and anotnir, appcilauta
Judgment affirmed with coats,
Tbo Court of Appeals to-day affirmed tbo Judgment
of conviction of murder In the flrit digrrn and Im
posed tho death si ntenco In the cava of l barles Pur
ges!, who killed HmryV. Whlilork with an aie In
tbo town of Hterllug, Cayuga county, on Auk, 6 1P95.
Edward O'Connor and another, appellants, vs.
Queens County Hnsrd of Supervisors Order of Ap
pellate Illrl. Ion anlrinrd with coats
IKtaviusd Cottle and another, appellants, vs. Au
rust Mmnn. John It Ilowen, appellant, vs V. L. and
V It. H Lo , Judgment reversed, new trial granted,
costs to abide tho event.
John Dorse and others ts Sarah SI. Chapman and
others, aijellants; Havld I.. Wise ts 1. SC, Ulio
Co , and bi mun Ooldenberg ts. Hec.lTer of Taxes, .
pellunl, 1'e.iplo ex rel Henry 8. Van Uuren and
others, appellunts, ts. Commissioner of Taxi s, Colo
nial city Traction Co. nppollant, ts. Kingston City
Ilallroid Company , V. E I'almor ts. heymour Van
Bantvoord and others, appellants, Peopleex rel. Peter
kecry, a p. Hants, vs. 11 u II, I.aOraniro and other
memlKTs rlre Hoard. peopl ex rel. John pee, anpei.
lasts, ts District Attorney Haekusi Gardner A Sa-r,
Jr,rs J ILo'kman and otbnra, respondents, and
Charles II, Daniels, appellant! William E Vt anmslev,
appellant, vs. II L, Ilorton A Co.; people ex rel.
Mlcha. 1 J Howard ts New York Pollen Commlsdon
ers, appellants, In re Frank J, Hone, receiver Orders
affirmed with costs.
People ts, Charles O Feckrns, apnellint-Iudg.
m.nt, lutorloeutory Judgment, and orders affirmrdi
Judgment affirming them ordered to be entered, err
t!nd, and remitted, pursuant to sections 647 and Bid,
Codo Criminal Procedure.
People ts John a Doris, appellant, People ex rel.
Birdie S. Sternlierger ts Louis Sternberger, appel- ,
laid Appeal dismissed with cost! ifl
BtVm . Armstrong, re:elrer appellant, vs. Hector
HtLeaa Order or ktneral term renr.ed, and Juag-
meat t ntered upon tho decision or tbe special term
affirmed with costs S
Charles It. Oraunan ts Westchester Racing Assocr- )
atlon and others, appellants Hrst qutstlon not an- 9
sweredt second question answered, yis. tbo order 9
appealed from rorersed.aDd order of special terra 9
denying plaintiff's application for an Injunction, and fl
vacating the temporary Injunction affirmed wlttx fl
costs to defendants In all courts S
People ex rel Wood st-en Gu Light Company, ap- 9
pellants, vs. Jamrs P. Dcehan. Street Commissioner
Order of Appellate Division reversed andthatof , S
bpeclal Term affirmed with costs W.
l'eopleexrel William II. nannanTs Troy Board of dm
Health, appellant! Order reversed and proceedings m
dismissed with costs. -
D W. Ketihum vs Prances Edwards appellant 1
Order reversed, with provision for restitution with
costs,
Mary Klefer. appellant, vs. Orand Trunk Railway
Company Motion to dismiss appeal denied and the i
ordrr affirmed with costs oa opinion below. i
William Hoes, appellant, vs Thomas Hume Order z
and Judgment affirmed w 1th costs t.
Catherine ltoach vs CItv of Ogdensburg, appellanti f
Christian Kuhn vs Del waie, Lackan anna and West- 1
ern itallroad Cnmpanv, appellant. Marlatta Ludlnr
ton vs. D O. Thompson, appellant Judgment al.
firmed, with costs
Lula Anthony, appellant, vs. Village Glens Falls -Order
and Judgment affirmed and Judgment absolute
ordered against plaintiff, with costs. - i
In ro probot- of will of Nicholas Seagrlst Order at.
firmed, with costs, to be pal 1 by appellant penonidly, i
People hi rel Commissioners of l'ubllc Charities vs.
William Cullen, apt ellant Order of Appellate DlTl-
ston, Special Sessions, and tbe Magistrate reversed .
and the defendant disi barged 1
Wilson Hendi rlnir Co v William n linker, appel- ,1
lant, In re election of directors of Ulen Salt Company fi
J.J Kendrlora, appellant, v a Jamea w. Dwverana i&
another! William Cooley, appellant, ts. WelmlraE. K
LoiKlell, Caroline s. Ogler, appellant, vs. Albany Rail- B
wayt James A Flack vs Hudav s nrassel and others, ;
appellants, Marin O'Hara vs Now York Central E
and Hudson River llallrosu Company, appellants I
I ouls Itlanrk, appellant, v Frank X Hauler, Charles - JE
E Haldick vs Lumaii oman, appellaut, Charles ,
Williamson and another ts William W Chaplu and r
another, appollanUe Judgment affirmed, with costs. I
Court t alpndar. This liar.
Appellate DlTlslon Supreme Court Noa 14,13.17. I
is in, via, n. n7, it.', .it, no, im, ju. . u I
Supremo Court Sicclal Term Part I Motloa
calendar ca'led at 10 Mu A. M Part II Ex part f
matters l'art III Clear. Divorces Nm K2B7. I
Slll, 8SIM, 2V0!, U394, 94.10, lin'lt.Vlino, K317, SOHt.
Sllllrl, 0J4S. Sits, SS.Mt.illiin, 'ISit aMt,a'i74 357S. .
sn,tinoi, 37ti i,3"ti7, niioo, iitnn.toiii. 4011,4143. J,
41 St. 44H0. 44U., 4M 0, 4S1 4, 4il 7, 4716, 471S, 4781,
4.'l, 4il 47W.4741. 4UW, ItMll HUT. 41t., 41130, J
411111, M2.1 l'art IV Cave unftnlshrd law and S
fset Jos 3htl. OU'IU, 6018, .'iltlj, 476. 4083, 6
6(10.1, r.O.'o. BlitPl Part V.-Ciinr Caaea from 8
1' rt IV Part VI Clear, tana from Part IV.
l'art II Caso tinntilshed. H.vated It It. cases.
Trial Term Part II -C lenr Pr ferted i-aiues Nos. i
1U46B. USDs, 121H7, ls772, U'-.7. Ill, WM44. 1
lUhtd, IJ17.', 40114 Willi), It'll II, l.'llllj llirt4.
7W0H, lVHOd. Vil, tt, 1KKI1. 1S77.1, 340. i
1257, 10177. l'.'J7, 1IH4K. Part III -Case unftn
lshed. Nos 5141, 451.3ino, ll.'t, 4.".'t, .117.1. 441U.
8IWU, 6U1I), 4.167, 4854,8115, fill 1. rltj4, DH4H, SOU, ,
l'art IV Adjourned until Tnurtdav. (i t. 7, 1SU7. i.
Part V. Case undnlshed. Ca-i a from Part III, if
Part VI Case unfinished. Cans from l'art III. 3
Part MI Case unlliililud, m ll.'li, nam, 3738, S
nil III, fla, BSirt, 6418. 171,4I7 'M.17. ttUti, 04HII, S
Wil.. itluU, .'.8,IU. II17 I'lirt UI I loar Cases !i
from l'art Vll. Port IX, Clear Csi from I'arl f
VII l'art X. Cleir. Casts from Part VII I'arl it
XI Char Cases from Part II l'art MI, easoua- ft
finished. Cane from part II t
Surrogate's I ouri-CbamU-rs No 1277. Will of f
.tanittstelnnard at It A M lor prohate Wills of i
SibaMlan Spiel r, Margaret Mueller, Adolph A A. S
Hale, Lima .Safr, Sarah I. r-aeinu, iiulllo D. Neii. 'J
staot, John hedgwlek, at 10 to A Mi Isidore 3
Diuhresse, sttihen Hues Marr tl, Kowlnnd, Fred- J
erlek koenlg. at 2 1'. M Trial Term No 2U0 Estate if
of Thomas Dugsn at Id lu A M
City Ci'Urt-nlal Term Motions Trial Term B
Part I. I'lear Sos 6H2 678, 5'U, nil), MB, 643, fl
641,511.4111, 4114, 4(13, IU7, 4I'H, 6411. 1712, 66. $
f H'l, f hi, bhii, 6H7, 5111, Mill s IIIK, 1117, H111, M10, 3?
511.!, filM, U)i. dol l'art II -Clear. Nos 7.1.1,1883 fl
Ihht, 720, illl, 080, uih, 40.1 3ilfl, 710, 1 04, 2BS. H
2178,8110. 2.'l)7. II4U, U'ltl, 377, ID. 404, 711, SUO, fi
Ml, Til. OJH. 70 20K, 436, 74fl. 7U3. Part III 11
Clear Nos. 854 ita. PJ. 1111. .11,1, 408, 7nrl, 663, il
74, 808,818, 761, 807, HW, 2.W I. 353. S07 668 S
801, 8UH, 80U. 814. 816, lbs, 248, 2.(6, 830. B8, .
Mn Part IV Clear. Short causes Nos 1647, ft
mms, 4ii, :)jb. ,iiii, 211114, 11101. 3ies. soil.
805J, 200K, 3151, 371, 2235, U333, 2J70. I'
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