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THE LANAHAN TRIAL.

Meeting OF the Hook COmnittee-Prelimiua.
ries Arranged-The Press Admitted.
The Methodist Book COMMITTEES met yesterday
according TO adjournment, to investigate charges
preferred against DIR. Lanahan by the agent OF the
Book Concern, DR.. Carlton These charges in
BRIEF are:--Dr. Lanahan's court proceedings
against the Concern and its agent, already sut.
fciently male puDic MS arrogation OF author
ity winch neither the discipline, the General
Conference nor the Book Committee had given
to MIN, ana his disregard and contempt Of the
authority OF the Book Committee anu OF the
agent Of the Book Concern, in causing to be copied
large portions Of the books or account OF The Con-
Germ and carrying the away from the establish
ment; causing extracts from the said copies and
pretended results OF examination oil the books by
accountants TO be printed secretly, without the
knowledge OF the agent or any conference with him.
and his circulation OF the same and his threatened
further legal proceedings II his unjust and illegal
demands are not complied with, together with
his persistent and uniounded attacks upon the
COCA name and credit OF the Concern. On these
charges Dr. Carton demanded q tria OF his asso
cate. alleging tnat under present. circumstances he
could not MOI his position nor attend 10 the busl-
ness OF the Concern AZ IL required. Upon these
Charges, therefore, the committee Two weeks ago
suspended Dr Lanalan ana liked his trial Tor June
To- Every member OF the committee, except Gene
raj Moore was present. but oniy one Of the efIec-
tive bishops, James was on hand. ihc committee
organized promptly, but Dr.. Lanahan was not
quite reaGy ana asked for postpoH enlcuJ until this
morning. which was, OF course allowed. Inc COM
mittee meantime busted Itself with other affairs OF
the Concern and scussed the propriety oi reduc.
ing the price OF It's several publications aud pc lodi
calls. Later on III the afternoon the performances
and rules for conducting the were adopted ana
by these it was arranged that The Issue
at the outset should be met upon the
charges herewith given. But II Dr. Lana
han shall SIN insist upon his former charges
against the book Concern nc may force trial Of the
whole case from the beginning, and III such an
event IS difficult TO guess now long the trla may
continue Three Of the bishops VINO were present
IL "A Ia n
day. But Bishop simpson Is confined to his home
and bed by sickness and cannot be with them. A
resolution was adopted grantn. admission 10 all
duly authenticated representatives OF tue press who
may apply ana the hour OF opening was liked at ten
A. nj.
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COURT CalENDaRS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERN.--Nos. 1871, 1877,
1853, ia to $780, ZIG, lsl, 49,, 1885, 1885, 1885, $780, 19O
10l, 1872, 1893, 1874, H. 1885, 1877
SUPREME CoURr-CiRCUIT-Part Held by Judge
Brady.-Nos. 1915, 1882 1443, 1853, 1871, I543, 725
COG, 1879 l2s7, lsls, l4oi 1905, 1922 1851. is47
Part 2-neld by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 5sl. $780,
1891, 2ol4 223ss, 1872, l3e61s 154oa, l74s. 2oss,
2172, 1880 1861, l47o, l5sin, 1926, 1860. 2o7s,
2046. 2l50, PISS, 2f2, 200, 2230, Gag i, $780,.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERa-.lIeld by Judge
Sutheriand.-Case on.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Cardozo.--Nos 1875, 1876, SO, 100.
SUPERIOR COURT IAI TERM-Part Held by
Judge SpencerNos ISL, 9s5, $685. $50, 1883, $685. $50
S67, l047 1885, 74l, 65l c65, 1877, 1885, Part Held
by Judge Barbour.-Nos. 776, 100, lo4, $685. $50,
79S $50, S54, 49,, ss4 $50. 800, so2 so4, 500 goo
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL 1ERM.--Part 1.--Held by
Judge J. r. Daily Nos. 1896. $780, 43I, 5l2 52l, $780,
96 1905 253, 452 3i5 81, 343 5l, S43 600, $685. ga
80 S22 473, G97, G73 500, oll, 49, -, 1854 522 923
327 24l, 6S, 952, 1873 ~. S25. AZ! COZ, 1877. Equity
Term-Held by Judge ROBIN son.-Nos. 1io, Is, 49,.
90.
MARINE CoURT-TRlAL TERM-Part 1-IIeld by
Judge Curtis 56o2, 5000, 1865. 6063, $780, 679l
6l53, 6l57, Gl5S, Ol59, $780, 6l6l 6l6l, 663 6l75.
rt2-Held by Judge Alker.-Nos. 5s5s, 574s, 6o2s,
6oi4, 6065, 6l27, 6i2s. $780, 5l3l, 632, Gi33 6l5l,
6l52, 6l5i, 6i55. Part 3-ilelu by Judge Tracy
Nos. 546i 5t65, Large vs.. Baker, 6747, 6io5 Cos,
857q, 67SS, G7S9 600.
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THE MURDER OF THE ClrTAiy OF THE
J. l.. BOWEN.
The Examination for the Defence Motion to
N,smiss Inc f,nmnlninf Denied.

The Examination for tic Defence Motion to
Dismiss tic Complaint Denied.
Yesterday the further examination OF the scamen
James Thomas, Thomas Roach and Michael Antoine
VINO were charged with mutiny and revolt on board
the ship J. l.. Bowen, was resumed before Commits
sloner Davenport.
MIR. Purdy appeared for the government and Mr..
Robert N. Waite for the defence.
MOTION TO DISMISS THE coNrLAINr.
MIR. Waite, for the defendants, moved to dismiss
the complaint, on the grounds--arst, that IL no
where appeared III the evidence that this was au
American vessel, and, OF course, II was aDsU-
lutcly necessary That the nationality o. the
vessel should be shown IN the proof
The commemorative Is SHOWN In the aflldayit.
Mr.. Waite--Ihat was put IN To base the warrant
necessary to give the court jurisdiction over the
offence. That being so, tile TACT OF The vessci )
nationality must lie proved, and therefore on this
motion the defendants were entitled 10 their dis
charge. Nc also moved 10 dismiss the complaint on
the further ground that there was no evidence to
show that the offence upon when tho District At
torney elected 10 procccd-to w.t. endeavorng
TO create a revols--had been sustained. This
offence was defined 10y the second section
OF the act OF 1885, and the crime ACT
OF 1890. Counsel referred to the opinion Of Judge
story as TO what constituted mutiny or revolt on
board ship. Judge story IN the case OF me ulitcu
States VS. Smith Il Mason, l4I) says:-'An cucENoi
TO create revolt Is effect, an cndcavor 70 create
mutiny among the crew or the snip. Mere ilso-
lent conduct to the MASTER disobcdicnce oi orders
| or violence committed upon the master unaccom-
panied py other acts showing an Intention 70 SUD
yerG his command as master, Is not suflcicnt.'
l Counsel commended '"4t the men were unIustll
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PARADE CT THE FIFTH BRlGADB.

The Ev0iutionS I'm Tonapkirs Square.
pretty fair turnout answered the order of Gen.
eral Ward for parade OF the Fifth brigade yesterday
The postponment OF the parade, however, from last
Monday to yesterday, mad considerable effect in
thinning the ranks. The rainstorm also in the
afternoon acted against the display and somewhat
dashed the spirits and appearance OF those who took
UP the rigid line Of duty in preference to their ease at
home. The Twenty.second regiment was early on
the ground In force, under the command OF Colonel
JOSIAH Porter. The Colonel mas
A TOUCH OF THE MARTINEZ,
and The men under HIS command show In q marked
manner the spirit that prevails In the regiment.
MAJOR Mugrath SITS III his new dignity with be-
comiug grace even his Bucephalus seemed to
by The proud way he carried him.
The one defect Ia the appearance or the regiment,
At distance, is the absence or cruss-bcts. The Ia.
tiguc jackets over white trowscrs want some emil
vcnlug, and Tor men who man ruvre 80 well upon
the parade ground II is u pity they should
SIffER NY COMPARISON
IN uniform regularity. The ranks OF the Sixty-ninth
we're very thin, and they rather mixed things In the
double time. Their firing however, was the best IN
the neld The Sevcnty-ninth was also light In point
OF numbers.
The Twelfth, although they came late upon tho
ground, worked wei, and gave distinct evidence OF
the sodicr-ike qualities OF the commander Colonel
Ward.
The First regiment OF cavalry was out In spiked
helmets. IL Is astonishing that men cannot leave
shcr weaknesses Tor lager at home when they
come mo puDlic view. It undoubtedly mars the
ing about the Held OF action with glasses Of Ioamg
lager III their hands.
The brigade was reviewed by General McOuadc
who was accompanied by q brilliant slan.
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SUPREME C0URT-GENeNAl TERM.
Duties Of Ferry Companies.
Before Judges IngTaham and CardoZO.


WyckOf Us. The queens county Ferry Company
The plaintiff drove his horse and buggy. containing
himself and his wife, on board the Williamsburg,
one OF the defendants boats. whistle was blown,
the horse became FESTIVE, the platinum called to the
pilot not to whistle ana tried to get OF the
riage When the horse first started he had quoted
him with the whip. Az he was getting out the
whistle was again blown, the horse started anu took
the wagon overheard Plaintiff and his wife were
saved but the horse and wagon were lost This ac-
tiOn was brought tor the value OF the horse and
wagon, ana the jury found tor the plalntlr. The
defendants appeal, claiming that under the Judges
charge they were held liable as common carriers,
AMI that as far as carrying horses and wagons they
were but common carriers, and were only bound TO
furnish boat. aud that the plan:ifrs property was
not at their risk
The plaintin contends that they were common car
rers, but, even II not affirmative negligence which
would make any bailee liable was shown, and that
they are liable. Decision reserved.
Tho Prize Fighters in COurt-Another Adjourn.
The case OF Edwards and Collins, which was to
have been argued In the Supreme Court, General
Term, yesterday, on awlit of ceriiorari, reviewing
the proceeding under which they were sentenced In
the Special sessions, was again adjourned uniil Mon
day next, owing to the absence OF Justice Barnard
from the bench.
The fistIc champions were IN court, and looked
none the worse for their so)ourn on the Island.
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g. s19 Has the ienor right TO the property covered
by the Hen so rs TO ens the rents
or 70 nave the Court take possession OF and take the rents
Tor his protection Under the Mechanics of TEXAS,
which declares the lien shall possess the properties of
mortgage the courts OF Texas hold gives right 10
possession nor to rents pratt Tudor, IA Tex r., H.
retain ana possess the property Of another until
some existing claim 1t is satisfied the the
right being possession But this properly the nature OF
lien upon cbatcls only On estate liens
dependent upon ~ and such legal and equitable mort
NOT overdue and Judgments all being merely charges
~ usn' upon tne land In equity the word lieu used to
denote charge or encumbrance merely there Ia
right 10 the thing itself wIlard's kq, i23; Honck
h Liens, sec; = e. seql At common law the mechanic
had no lien upon any land of his deutor for his
the general lien OF the judgment Intervening assign
menus or encumbrances frequently the collection
NY eot impossible that the Legislature nterposed for his
~ giving him lien upon the particular property
on when his labor bestowed leaving him
estaoish ms claim afterwards. l regard the object
.. the law to be to give the mechanic prefer.
ne more' 10 give HIM advantage in time, but
NOT 70 give MIN security of high character mortgage
wncn he morgagor acknowledges the debt the
wnoie property to the mortgage satisfy upon condition
OF honPameni vestng the latter with legal right and
leaving III himself but an equitable Such estate and
ancn right u could not have been intended to vest in
whou any acknowledgment by the OF its being duel
anu mas yet to prove It aIirmatively to be due
that tho esa, erdpr proceeding to forecloc Ny view Is
ter than a judgment, the sale under 1t, however,
peng subject to the Debtors his other creditors statutory
kus " reuesh Ihere is morgaSe appears on these
tne Ten issues and profits of these premises The enor
ms nuL lne rSh to sale OF the right title and interest" of
tnc owner az me time The lien notice given Motion
dissolved
D. ". Porter for the motlon. Jacob A. Gross OPP
posed.
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ably assaulted by the mate. they were numDe men.
but they had some rishts TO deiead. In resisting
the unjust assault OF the mate blows were struck
blows Invited by the conduct OF the mate. rhe men
We're not aggre-sors
Mr.. purdy commended. In reply. that there was
enough 10 show that the men intended TO revolt.
words used nv the matc however prOane or nlthy
uef may nave been. did not justify the men In
rising against the oicers. IL was nor claimed tnat
any OF the men received any blows before me revolt
commenced. There was no doubt that an offence
hau been committed by the men. the fact that the
captain was Killed was patent and II not killed by
one OF these men, who killed himS
Ine commissioner denied the motion 10 dismiss,
JOurned.
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THE FRONT STREET CASUALTY.

The Belt Railroad Company Censured.
Coroner Young yesterday investigated the case OF
Minnie McCarty, the infant, nineteen months old,
who was run over IN Front street, near Dover, last
Sunday evening, rs was then supposed, by car III
Of the Belt Railroad Company. Several witnesses
were examined, and their testimony was
found to be very conflicting. 1t did
not appear, however, that car III
ran over deceased and II could not be ascertalned
by which OF the cars she was crushed to death. AS
to the rate OF speed ut which or the cars were
going tho evidence was also conflicting and in their
verdict the jury censured the Belt Railroad Com
pany FOR careless driving. Andrew Gallagher, the
driver OF car III. who had been arrested was dis
charged by Coroner Young.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN JERSEY.

The mall train On the Morris and Essex Railroad
was passing through the Bergen tunnel yesterday
morning, when the locomotive ran of the track and
blocked up the passage SO that trains could not
pass either way Tho track was not cleared I'LL
eleven O'Clock. No person was injured
An accident Of more serious character occurred
on the Newark and New York Railroad, in the cut
near Bergen avenue, Jersey City. The derrick used
for hosting stone intended the new bridge being
erected there happened to he swung across the
track, when train bound for Newark dashed by
the locomotive lost its headlight ana smoHestack
and the boom OF the derrick came tumblIng down.
striking three or the workmen. Two of them were
injured but slightly while the third, named Brooks
resident OF Forrest street, had one leg mashed and
sustained severe bruises on the head.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Unsfamped Cigars.
Before Commissioner Davenport.
The United States Us. Jutius Strauss d Simon
StrausS.-The defendants carry on business at 376
Canal street. ana they are charged with selling
unstamped cigars. Iney were held yesterday by
the Commissioner IN $1,000 BAN Tor examination.
The Erie Railway War.
The reference before Mr.. Kenneth G. WHITE the
Master, In regard to the Heath ana Raphael stock
was resumed yesterday. Mr.. Soutnmayd ana Mr..
Tweed appeared for Heath and Raphael, and Mr..
Morgan for the Erie Railway Company.
THE TESTIMONY.
Edward X. Willard, sworn-I am one Of the firm
OF willard, Martin IL beach, and was such In Dccem-
Der and January last; in those months our firm
received Erie Railway stock, the amount cannot
say; | recolect that we received large amount OF
shares; my books are mere.
Counsel then put long question to the witness as
TO whether he mad received 10000 shares OF Erie
stock from Mr.. Gould In the month OF December
last.
Witness said il they were sold it would appear on
his books, and that would show that he had had
them; on the S0th OF December we delivered $500
shares Of Erie account OF Jay Gould can tell the
amount Of stock delivered on account OF Mr.. Gould.
but the NUMBER OF the certificates cannot tell.
q. What was done with them A. We never keep
any securities separate; we keep them all together,
with other securities i'll our box.
Q. Was there not an unusually large number of
Erie shares delivered to your rm nc that time A. 1t
was not unusually large TO us; the proceeds OF the
$500 shares delivered Mr.. GOulds account on the
Both OF December were credited to Mr.. Goulds stock
account; We have no special account on our books
for 600 shares OF Erie stock delivered by Mr. Gould
TO our firm.
Q. 1t appears by the evidence of Mr.. White, the
Assistant Treasurer OF the Erie Railway Company,
that there was received by tue Erie Railway from
your nrm, on the Goth OF December, the sum OF
1920 600, and LOGGED in the Tenth National Bank.
A. think that must have been some cash transac-
ton In Mr.. GOuld's account, and We merely turned
the money over to them. IL may appear in the
blotter. The making up and rendering to Mr.. Gould
Qt.Of % $50
proceeds Of such stock, would not come within my
line. The bookkeeper, John s. Seeley would know,
II 1t was an account that went into the books IL
would be Impossible to tell when the STOCK was sold;
1t may have been mixed up with Other stock.
Mi. Willard was examined ut considerable length
as t. dates, figures, entries ana amounts in his
books respecting the shares IN question, and finally
MIR. SOuthmayd agreed TO accept statement, made
up from Mr.. WIZARDS books, by his bo0kkeeper,
showing the names as far as possible, OF the parties
to whom the stock was delivered.
The reference was then adjourned to this day.
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sUaaOGaTE'S COURT.
The BOnnrd Will Case.
Rpfora Surrnrlta HutchinUS.


Before Surrogate Hutchngs.
The examination Of this case was resumed yester.
day. The first witness called was Frederick Nor
mOud. He testified that he was u subscribing
witness to the will; was present when the inslru-
ment was signed; Mr.. Bonard, while at ST. Luke's
Hospital. sent tor Witness and witness went to
him; Bonard then told him that he would like to
see MIN and Mr.. Bergh; on the next day Mr.. Bergh,
Witness and Mr.. Boyd, q lawyer called Mr..
B0nard, and at his request the Will was made; 1t was
read to Mr.. Bonard, and he signed It,; MIR. Bonard
remarked at the time tnat he had previously made
Will IN which ne had left 500 90 to Mr.. Jones, and
he wanted 10 change that WILL
THE TRANSPORTATION OF SOULS.
CrOSs-eXamined-Had q talk with Mr.. Bonard
about his religious views; did not know what he be-
neved in.
Questionable he believe In metempsychosisY
The witness did not seem TO understand this ques-
ton, but when 1t was explained 10 him he replied In
the negative.
The question had reference, will be seen, to the
Pythagorean theory or the transmigration OF souls
into animals and the counsel seemed to lay stress
the fact, AS II it might nave nad some Influence
the testator in making provision for the care and
projection OF horses.
Mr.. Bonard, however, is known to have died
Catholic.
The case was then adjourned.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Newell Is or Tered to the Congress:
Assistant Surgeon Ruth to the Naval Hospital ut
Philadelphia Second Assistant Engineer Bates to
the Mare Island Navy Yard.
Lieutenant Watts Is detached from the Congrcss
Master Bradbury from the receiving snip Boston
and ordered to the receiving ship at Portsmouth, N
H.; First Assistant Engineer Uavids from the Marc
Island Navy Yard and ordered 10 examination for
promotions; Second Assistant Engineer Pul die from
the 0sspee ana ordered 10 return ~ the United
states; Second Assistant Engineer Barchard RON
duty at League Island aud orQcres' - the Ossipee.
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Assuming OAicc-An Advcnturcr in n Queer
Notwithstanding for Wnrdrobc-A Lively
Domestic Circlc-rhc Gent With the Lady
Friend.
Various and uncertain are the crooked ways OF
that class OF Industrious individuals who travel In
the footsteps Of Jeremy Diddcr 70 scrape out an
existence. Mr. Raphael Gordon found his
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COURT or COMMON PLeAs-SPeCiAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Dfngee rs Jordoa.-Moton granted.
carl Seutz cS MG0daien Seu.z-Reference Or
dered.
RdpdJe us. Bee0e.-Motion to dismiss plaintiffs
complaint denied.
RdpaYe Us. Beebe-Paintif's motion for reference
denied.
Nettv Russell US. FranE Observation-Disclosures
dcreu.
cassidy us. Gourdud.-MOtion denied.
Frank A. Mason ps. Eca MdsOn.--lseference
dercd.
Martin Us. WaUdce-Motion denied.
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MARINE CoUaT--?ART .
Decisions.
RY Judrc Alkar.

DCCIsIOhs.
BY Judge Alker.
Slo'nan ps Observation-Disclosures for plaintin for
1851 20 and costs and twenty-five dollars allowance.
Michae.iS Us. Morgan.- Judgment Tor plaintiff Tor
SAGA and costs and twenty-five dollars allowance.
hn0tc ps. Ruh.-Jldgnent for plaintiff for $eO3 80
and costs and twenty-five dollars allowance.
WdinaSer Us. Han ,1s.-Judgment for plaintiff for
$lO2 70 costs and twenty-five dollars allowance.
Cro1o D.. Mu7ap-Jud Judgment Tor plalnuff for $3.50
and costs ana twenty-five dollars allowance.
ReSc1t Us. acknowledgement for plaintiff for $445
and costs and twenty five dollars allowance.