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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
CHARITABLE Uses.

Holmes and others agt. Meade and others
Supreme COurt-Speeial Term.BefOre Mr. Justice Suth
erandDr William Creighton Of Tarrytown left, among
other devices, the and which st. Mary's Church,
then unincorporated church, stood, with lot for
Rectory, aud 5000 to trustees during the lives Of the
Rev. Bdward-N. Mead and j. Butler Wright, to be APP
Piled for church purposes and the death OF the long
est liver 10 convey them TO the church. should it be IN
corporaed by the Legislature and not then the prop
eTty TO 10 10 tesatOrs heirs. This provision
contested on the ground that it trust not within
provisions Of the revised statutes authorizing
and trusts. charitable purposes not being within the
three classes allowed That IL naked trust, and
therefore, executed at and the cestu que trust
not person in being IN whom 1t could be executed and
that the residuary disposition must be considered
Inander and void for remoeness For the trust it
cOntended that charitable not abolished
bytbe revised Statutes and that the ultimate dlsp9
sNon be considered power in trust, and not
as a remainder and valid either such power an
executory devise. Judge Sutherland has rendered
elaborate opinion affirming this latter view and sustain
ing Eyarts SOuhmayd and Choate for the trust
O. " N. Baldwin opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEW.YORK. Tuesday,

NEw-YoRK Tuesday, Oct. 70. 1909.
The property at Plainfeld, offered by Messrs
Muller wilkins Co., at auction this noon, is very hand
somely laid out. well located and eminently suited for
country residences of the weltodo classes 1T distant
twohirds of a mile from the railroad station in
Paineld on tho west side Of Green Brook in the town
OF Warren The weather not favorable for getting
out the class of persons who most to DO de-
pended on TO purchase OF this kind OF propety Ac-
cordngly the owners, being unwilling TO sell az prices
aftor three pieces had been disposed OF Inc
prices obtained for two fine plots Of 5Ox5 average spec
mems OF the property amount TO about SoOO PEI acre.
exclusive Of streets 1t is difficult 10 believe that lana at
such distance from railroad station ana rom sew
York be worth much more than that sum lor Duu-
Messrs Mallory 4 Blackwell sold to-day 2s6 lots OF
choice lands situated upon Laurel Hill, queens county
Free tickets by special tram on the Flushing Railroad
were furnished to 200 persons who attended e SAFE
Thirty through the Vigilance Of Detectives Gen
and Edse eliminated from the train at Hunters Point
arty beng bought in large blocks principally by Mr.
Rapheye resident OF the nc 81 , tr 'ne 'O''
cd m HqaG e. Day SS des b lie River
Messrs Mecis sale at wesaeld also successful
one. The lots were not the en9ceSS ~ wv th hrnn1ht
$40 to $3.50 each-and parted with large numberi
The total number Of sales for September made IN an
seS51Sns q T c Se sum sum sales
over the month OF August OF A. ana IN b dr,i
ia still dul. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ness bowever holders OF real estate are very nIn IN
handing prices, woudbe buyers Ia ta
where outside lots and property at south Beach On
AJIe,in swamp sold at lower prices IMAM unoy
rnuld lave brought four months ago Inc seers .,o
20 need OF money, and they sacrlfeeo nt.e
rather than borrow at per cent The Ct anpot see any
9fSe sSeS 81 wa 5 PRICES stban twelve sales having
Sesn at edac o Of total of s oeeS
ons. month in which the inon1 y, Decidedly good
indication of continued confidence n real ~ Course real
every kind OF business is very dull, roction but it
estate sympathses with the general Ioad than we
holds its own ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS better, in nrices had
had right expect in view OF the fact thar lore for
been running ND faster than they ever did d.
about one year previous to the first OF June fas-
~ [Carter's Real Estate Circular
Peniomin Ioder ESQ., ex President OF Erie Railroad
has sold his country residence at Rye for 100000 m
Mr. Joseph f. Smith has sold lot 80 Dy 10 i9et,
dwelling on Walkerst TaTytown, TO William ReyholuS
for 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Dodge, George Pierce was charged by
Bernard Lee, a cOuntryman from NewJersey, with
having about SS5 from him on the 9th inst at NO
els Broadway by the game of faro Pierce was admitted
20 bail In $500 TO answer
In the Court of General Sessions, before John
D. Hackett, Recorder, yesterday there large caen
dar Assistant DistTct-Attomey HuchDgs appearing for
the people The case OF Frank Adams, arrested for
completely in the robbery Of Gudare BObau. was again
pOsponed until tomorrow account OF the difficulty
in obtaining jury. Charles Franklin was charged
with larceny from the person Of Mr. Moses Melziner
while riding SecOndave car the afternoon OF the
Oh August The evidence showed that the prisoner was
near Melzner and attempted to leave the at the
time the theft was discovered He was, however,
vented from doing by the conductor. and the pocket
book was found the platform near where he stood
The fury found him guilty, with recommendation 10
mercy, and he sentenced 10 State Prison for two
years aud months. After this the Court ADJOURNED
until today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME COURT-CR-
oUr-PAar mos 427 1919 1883 1855 le 1873 1915 1919 1881
1883 1851 1889 1861 1853 1871 1873 1871 1872 1851 PART H.
Nos $50 1906 8g 1856 80 SEQ $40 62 400 1872 1874 1873
1884 1896, 1910. 1874 COS. 8Ol, 1916, 1876.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM.-DemurTers.-
Nos 81 25 ~ A. 49, 2 49, a. Law and Fact-No 1874 2ll
22. 2lA 10, ZIG, III. - -
eudar exhausted.
SUPERIOR Court TRIAL TERM-PART l.-Nos.
1891 gl5 g8J 49, 1882 lfJ llf5, fI 1872
ISL 53 PART -Nos l98 O71 1882 1873 1904, HOO llOi llOG
ll3 1885, 1885, l24O l2i2 1874, 1916.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TRANSPLANT I-GROss,
Mos 378 1925 $50 34 s3 $685. 36sl $40 yl4s, SOL 800!
38 1925 3T2 1885, $685. PART lI-CrRTIs Nos 38i, 1919,
1896 38 1872 1928 5845! 392 $685. $500 1902 1903 900 1906
GENERAL SEssIONs.-Minnie Watson, Albert Meyer,
Fred Sckess Laurence OBen and Charles start
grand larceny Peter Keoe robbery Francis Gallagher Jas fia
rex Jas Holden and Casper Sawyer, burglary VIM H. Blake and
John Heating battery Richard Carroll and VIM
Johnson receiving stolen goods Richard McMekn forgery James
Geary grand aceny OConue larceny from the
George Baker gam Lucen Abees and Luigi Siefsnoe obtaining
goods sc preteuseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
NAVIGATION MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE con
COMMITTEE


special committee on the Navigation In
teress" appointed b. the House of Representatives is
now in session in this city, having met at the Aston House
yesterday, informally, and adjourned until Thursday
The committee consists Of the Hon. John Lynch Maine,
Chairman, and Messrs j. Burlington Massachusetts; C..
c. Washburn. Wisconsin, G. w. Hotchkiss, New York
N h. Judd, Illinois, ID. j. MOrell Pennsylvania; w. s.
Holman Indiana; III. &. Cakin NewYOrk, and l.. Wells,
Missouri They will act under the following resolution
passed March %:
Rssored committee Of nine be appointed to inquire
Of Congress- the the great
reduction OF American engaged the foreign carrying trade and
great depression Interests Of the country also
increase
regain for country the relative
lion held among nations great maritime power.
Messrs. Lynch Burlington, and Wells present to-
day Mr.. Morel is detained by the Pennsylvania State
election, and Gen. Washburne by business matters All
OF the Committee but Mr. Hotchkss, who is Sick will DO
present on Thursday, when the inquiry will DO fully
opened Delegations from Philadelphia, Maine, and this
city were attendance today for the purpose OF pre-.
sentDg the views OF the shpbuiders and Of those
localities Maine shpbuidng interests represented
by the Hon. Mr.. Hickman, recently the Temperance
party's candidate for Governor, and the Hon John II.
Hayden, State senator Kennebec The Committee are
desrous OF hearing om all parties Interested In the sub
ject matter OF tbglr inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
RIGHTS OF INDoRsERs.

Archibald II. AllertOn agt. VIM. II. Belden.
Supreme Court-special Term-Before Mr. Justice Bar
understanding TO the complaint, which for tho pur-
poses of the argument the demurrer admits to be true
the plaut n lent his Endorsement TO Freeman CO.. who
raised money on their note ndOrsed from the de-
PENDANT usutOus rate The due, but Mr.
Beden did not plaintiff on it. Plaintiff, however,
commenced suit 10 have the note declared void setting
up his liability the note. DEPENDENT demurred
the complaint did not show that plaintiff charged
ind0rser not averrinR prescntmer and notice Of
payment. Judge Barnard holds that an indOrser is n
borrower within the meaning OF the statute OF usury and
that the admission Of liability is equivalent to aveIment
Of the Of Donpayment, amounting to waiver OF
such notice. The demurrer IS therefore overruled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

lars OF which were given In TIE TRIBUNE OF Yesterday
were brought before Justice bowling at the TomDs yes
erday The fact of the finding OF portion OF the soen
property IN the possession OF the male prisoners at
$3.50 Broadway and the remainder In the
woman In East Broadway, was detailed by Detscu,SS
Bradford. A telegram from Chief-of-Polce Runn VI
Cincinnati also exhibited by the detectve hi
here to make complaint against the accused Jusu.o
Bowling decided 10 commit the woman, VINO IS "a
have brought the stolen hair here from CINCINNATI auu
allowed the other prisoners TO on their paroe,
being no evidence show that they knew the mar w 10
nln
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN l2The steamship Arlpo from NEWTON Tor
Lverpoo arrived this O'Clock this morning.
Pans Nenlork Oct
GI.ssor OF l-The steamship Andrew from Quebec arrived
LoybovDrERr Oct l2Tbe steamship Moayhn, from Quebec
Hyed al this port today.
SPOKEN.
Ship Great from Liverpool for NeWYori, Sept p lat %
n. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
pASSENGERs ARRiTED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Slesis OCT IL Is5as
vii. ladies. o. Otenkoe anu s n
Ran and daughter John Shelley wife, CneTaep Dsu a
wife X Bsde wife and child Mira Prentice Minute an
Children Jetts and children, Blum A. r. M P. md
Eirchsr O. A. Page Stubbendorf and WIFE, MIS- IL rune su
hid,sn Lose lef w NJ Tunno X. Wolfe, r. Geoisr snu WV
daughters WE'LL Capt and others In second eaon anu
a.. A.. a.. IT
FROM CHARLESToNIn steamship Manhattan OCT Xgood
Miss M Magwood Horace Hakns G. Pitcher Frank Nesee Ns'
NJ Kennedy Hurbu c. Baco james Allan Alfred ile' Jas
A. Pickering Miss c. Nj. Herring Clifford, Hugh H. BANKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

Nearly $4,000 were received last Saturday at
tue ticket Office of the great Fair the Empire Rink,
which it now sixth week. and the daily receipts
attain generous figure which wreathes the managerial
countenance with smiles, and suggests the proprley OF
continuing the exhibition beyond its appointed limit the
90th Of October. The attractions OF the Fair
varied and mutitudnous and tho present week
is an excellent time for visiting it. Perhaps the most
noticeable among the recent additions to the
exhibition is an ancient cushion, upon which a
venerable French dame shows with mar
veous dextery how real thread lace" is made. This
is OF the kind called Mgnonette which is finer than
the famous Valencennes. and the skin with which the
old lady handles her small regiment Of little bobbns Is
well worth seeing Another article particularly worthy
of notice CIimmins's patent burner and reflector for
street lamps. This Improvement consists III convex
reflector placed In the ordinary street lamp instead Of
fine usua glass ton BY this means all the lg Is thrown
down where IL is needed instead OF being wastcfuy al
lowed 10 escape skyward where IL is Of no use The
burner has four small sde-ets instead OF one at tho
top and 10 is claimed that this arrange
Da1t in connection with the reflector gives more than
three times the light with the same amount Of gas be-
side entirely doing with the annoying shadows cast
by the Of the lanpframe when the burner has
but This invention seensto be exactly what IS
needed to treble the illuminating power OF street lamps
comparatively tTiling cost, and series OF search
pose OF demonstrating ITS value. In the HOrt
cultural Department, VIM. A. Burgess OF Glen Cove,
lection OF more than 200 cut roses ana Sahuei
Ruth gardener at Blackwes Island, exhibits several
The American Patent Extension Ladder Company ex-
hibt in front of the Rink reruck invented by Thomas
the ordinary truck ana eleVates 20 rect ~ u seisup
porting and carries the hose up with 1t, and III two min
utes two streams Of water can be projected from ght
OF Sc feet This truck carries ali the extra ladders hooks
aud lanterns and ye lengths Of hose, and can bc
easily worked by Fix men. Neils POulson exhibits an
awning, blind, and shutter manufactured at the Ar
chitecural Iron Works FOureenth-s and ngeniousy
cOntrved the azy tOngs principle as TO be closed
opened from the inside ana removed entirely out OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE PEDDLER.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Keenan, at No. Is Ridgest, the body Of Charles
Hecht, peddler, who committed suicide by hanging
himself to hook in his apartment For time Hecht
has busted himself in reading abstruse German Works.
Monday night he arose from bed add went down stairs.
HIS absence noted by his wife, but she paid par
cuar attention TO It, Yesterday morning she discovered
her husband suspended by the neck by WOODEN COM
forter, which he had twisted into rope. He was ma
tive OF Germany aged 40 years, and leaves wife and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
WHAT CONSTITUTES A ISLANDER.

Charles Gehnny agt. henry cp"'"' wv " W
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Before Justice barbour
The plaintiff accuses the defendants Wife OF
him TO his wife, in the presence OF Others Dy no
set fire his store and his wife had paWnu Icr
and her watch to get HIM out OF the Iomos Inc de.
PENDANT raised the question that the woTIs were no
then was whether there had been any puDcatoa OF he
SANDER and the witnesses called were doubtful they
heard it, and stin doubtful whether they unuer-
stood it. The jury found for the defendants George f.
MartRns for defenQants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

Int ~ tobacco which ne alleges he induced 70 sen
70 one Moral by fraudulent representations ana DS
tnrned over TO defendants iu payment OF PS hoIy
deht immediately after he received IT, IL apPeaIeu, ~,
ever that the plaintiff had failed to prove e commence
nent Of the action ThereupOn the defendant o td S
dismiss the plaintiffs complaint which Was 66fenSants
JudSe Van Worst for plaintiff; Royal g. Crane anu a. "
ThoInas for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
COMBINATIONS.

Returns of process having. been made in the
u s. District Court, before Judge Blatchford and no
claimants appearing for the following described prop
ery it was condemned by default 10 barrels OF whisky
found on Piers Nos 81 49, and 40 N r. 90 barrels OF
whisky, barrels do and barrels do found on Per NO.
49, N r. boxes, containing 800 cigars, found at Nos
and &c Murrays Is boxes containing 900 cigars 1ouna
No. ISL Broadway about 5000 cigars and 90 boxes o
AngOstura Btters found at Nos 40 and AZ BfOadway
barrels Of whisky, found at No 104 Pearlst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
ORANGE COUNTY.

Messrs James g. Hulse and T. =. Wheeler OF Middle
town have recently sold to Messrs Decker HolDert
part OF the old Tannery property Oh Canalst 100 Feet
front by 1GO deep The purchasers intend to mme
datey commence the erection Of milk cOndensng fac
tory on large scale Mr. James B. Hulse mas also sold
a lot on the south side OF Bentonave, 5OxlOO to W. r.
MOore-prce also another lot the north side OF
the same avenue W. g. Smith OF NewYork same size
for 81 100 j. Whitfield SOat has sold for > B. Conkllpg
lot ON Greene-st AlOnZo Barrett $780, also lot
and barn for Orange III. Horton OH Academy-st to VIM
Wells Wells IL Noyes have sold to John j. Huy Ter house
and lot on HOustonave to Levi Schoonmaker OF Denton
price 5000 H. l.. Lain has sold his house and lot In
Westtown to Dir. John King-prce $4,000
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
BY BELLANY & sTRATTON.
LeOuardst between Skill
Jacksons, lot lS4r698 SZ,S9O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE CINCINNATI BURGLARY.

Yesterday Julia De Ham. Jacob Lampert, and
Jacob Ut who were arrested Monday, for having in
their possession portion Of the $500 worth OF human
har stolen from the store OF Messrs stenborg Mayer
in F0urthst Cincinnati the LIST ns the full particu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
ARREST OF DIsTILLERS.

AdOlph Newman and Joseph Ross. distillerS
at No 353 West Thrtyninthst have been brought be-
fore Commissioner Osborn charged wthremoving whisky
from their dlsery on which thu had not been paid
Newman was held for trial. aud Ross for further exan
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
vvws p.oKAcEs FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS pursers vessels arriving at TINS poI are a or "a
J.vsT nsekares addressed to the Eewlork Assocaeu
persons exhibiting written authority Of j. W. sTOaT s,eTss
heent News packages Journal Of Commerce Iime &
VoTld Sun Express Bpenng Post, Commercial ha1I ," y,
Z,ng and Neo Deokat should also be aehsisd VIII "
tbas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE NEW FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH COMPANY
The CIeteland Fire-Alarm Company agt. the

Board Of Metropolitan Commissioners, Charles Chester
ct aI-Supreme Court, Chambers-Before Mr. Justice
CLKRKE-This was proceeding to prevent the confirm
alton OF a contract Of the Commissioners with the
5iessrs Chester for new teleraphc fire ALARM the
ground that the plaintiff had put in lower bids for the
same work motion for all Injunction was argued at
great length before Mr. Justice Cerke, the defendants
Claiming that the offer OF the plaintiffs for the
eame thing the Chesters had offered and as they de-
sired That the offer was 9 come respects elusive as
plaintiffs had no power TO fulfill ali their offers, owing 70
patents Ia the hands Of the Chesters and that the Board
had discretion In accepting or rejecting such bids.
nudge Cleric has denied the motion WIN costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
ARREST ON CHARGE OF ABORTION.

George Philippi agt. Gabriel Wof.-Supreme
Court Chambers before Justice CardOzo-Gabrel Wolf
has been arrested on civil suit brought by George Phi
lppi, in which he charges Wolf with having killed his
wife in an attempt TO bring about abortion by drugs
The plaintiff lays his damages for the loss of his wife at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
A TOBACCO SUIT.

Charles 7. Tag agt. Noses StraaS ct al.-Su-
preme Court-Part l-Beforo Judge Ingraham-This was
D action OF vim brought By tho plaintiff TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
miscellaneous.

sulsttHant0us.
ESTABLISHED 1919.
IL THE NEW-lOEK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH
MLSr SrArEy ISLAND.
No o. DUANY-sr.
No 752 BEoApwAN, NEw YORK
Nos 1i AsD 10 PtEKhEPUNr.sT., BROOELrN
No. ~ kOKrH EiGHrHsT.. PHILADELPHIA
This Atd well Company prepared With TIE highest t
gree improved machinery To DYE CLEASSB
AND FINISH hVEHl VARIETY OF LADIES AND GESILEMENS
AND PIECE GOODS Ia their usually Superior manner
GARMENTS CLEANED WHOLE
/ UMBER.-Yel Pine Girders, Step Plank,
and Flooring with thr - from this cl Tor
SALBby MILL AND LUMBER Co.. foot Of North
Trst Just uraBdst Ferry BfOokya, T. d. Ne"loh
once l4 broaIvsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE GOLD EXCHANGE CAsEs-ANOTHER POST
PONEMENT.

The arguments of the motion to vacate the
Injunction in Willard agt. Cox, in the Supreme Court
Chambers before Judge CArdozo were again postponed
Judge CardozO refusing give them preference on ac
count OF the state OF his calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

BY MULLER, WILKINS Co.-PLAlNfIELD PROPERTY.
plot Rockyow and Celaraves Washington Park prop
lOOhlou
plot adjoining Rockyiew.ayr lVOnlt8...,.........
| plot opposite above. RoekyewAve tho Block W.
l57I8i2,