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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
THE RARMORE WILL CONTEST.
HE REASONS FOR WHICH ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS
DESIRES TO HAVE THE WILL SET AsIDE-FAMI /

THE REASONS FOR WHICH ONE OF TIE bAC"blEks
DESIRES TO HAVE THE WILL SET AsIDE-FAMI-f
DISCLOSURES.
Further testimony was taken yesterday IN
the contest over the will OF Alfred Barnore, who though
his estate said have been worth {OOOOO-or a. the
contestant claims $1,000 O00-lef his daughter, MIS-
Edrdgc only 800 600 The evidence given yesterday
WAS merely as to certain dealings between Robert Ma
clay-who married another daughter Of Mr.. Barmore-
his uncle Moses dacay and hir Barmore. ana the con
pecton Of the with the drawing OF the Will IN an
other proceeding brought to appoint Moses Macay special
administrator and collector Of the estate penang ths
contest Mrs Eldridgc has made an affidavit setting OUT
more fully her position She says that Robert Maclay
was introduced at fathers house the friend OF her
husband and became the sutor OF her younger s ter
that lie introduced his uncle TO tine family and suc-
cecdcd in thoroughly mbung my sister WIN dislike 10
my husband and had procured the unqualified ad OF my
mother in all his schemes" She charges that since 1867
Robert Maclays relations 10 her husband have been
very unfrendy he surrounded her father with his
relatives even before he went to live at Maclays house.
about 1867 that nSnuaticns and misrepresentation 10
the injury OF her husband in her fathers sight were
made but failed OF their purpose for
years; that until this alienation her husband
was tie trusted adviser OF her father, ana
a director in the ice companies Of which Ar Barmore
In this aidayit Mrs Eldridge expresses her surprise
that her brother and her s,c1 snond nave a V se
years ago personal estate est mated at
and his real estate at 100000 she asserts that her
brother and sisters in dividing her mothers possessions
which she supposcs to have been worth $4,000 OF
sos OJO-alOtted her $500 worth Of articles which were
OF no practical value and suggests that her fathers habi
begun 10 avoid the payment OF the income taN-0I
Keeping his securities n0inay untranserIed TO himself
may be the occasion Of similar distribution OF inc
ground OF reduction OF the value OF her fathers estate
Tic family outside OF her brother and sisters, she de
cares place the value OF her fathers estate at S2OO0OOO
These grounds are understood TO be the grounds on
which Mira Eltridge contests her fathers Will. The
answer brother and sisters has not yet been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
LOSS OF THE BARK PRESIDENT.

Information reached j. F. Whitney g. Co.
Of No 26i2 Broadway yesterday, that the bark Presi-
dent Of Windsor Nova Scotia, had been lost at sea
telegram stated that in the terrible gale Which prevailed
last week along the whole European coast the vessel
was driven upon the rocks New Deppe, where abe
soon began TO go pieces and now total wreck The
commander Capt Barker and the crew, after suffering
great haldsps finally succeeded in reaching the snore
The President was II vessel and making her first
trip She this city for Hamburg ON sept. L. loaded
with O7j logs Of wood, 14,11O packages f dyewo0ds
and 234lO slaves, shipped by SchOm a Co. OF No 80
BrOad-st The vessel SO tons burden, built In the
most substantial manner aud was valued at 10000
Pho ship aud cargo fully Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
RAPID TRANSIT.
DIFFERENCES AS To PLAN-A NEW SCHEME TO DE-
FEAT TIE CTYs WISH.

DIFFERENCES AS To PLAN-A NEW sCHKME TO DE-
FEAT TIE CuYs WISH.
The Rapd Transit Commissioners yesterday
further discussed specifications OF a structure lheh
counsel Messrs Harrison and Nash and exJudgo Emot
were I'm consultation with them all day in regard to Ger
tain legal questions such the right OF the Greenwich
street Company to Thrdave. as connecting route
under their charter and whether the law requires the
Commissioners to create only corporation to con
strct the road. than one. There is some di't
ence OF opinion between the Commissioners and their
engineers The FAY placing supporting columns
in the rOadways OF certain downtown Streets WINE the
engineers oppose this. There Il also a disagree
ment between the Gilbert and Greenwich Street
Commands IA 10 the style OF structure to
be built where they propose TO construct INC
road in common. The Greenwich Street Company
want 10 place track each side Of the street. over the
sdeyaks similar in general design to their present
strcture Willie the Gilbert Company are deslfous OF
having double track structure spanning the center OF
the street 1t now appears TO be settled that the Com
mssioncrs report on the plans will he In general terms
Probably no plan will be mentioned by name, put me
general syle Of the road the distance between columns
The length and strength Of girdelJ asu tuses the qu
itv of materials etc, will be specified.
II il said that the enemies of rapid transit pave ne"
scheme on defeat IL. Ths IL TO procure an 3nc
tion against the building OF the roads from United
States Court behalf Of nonresident plopeItyoWheis
aong the routes This il is thought, might delay rapid
transit for year or two, If not entirely defeat H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
ANTI.TAMMANY MEASURES.

The Committee on Organization OF the New
York County Democratic General Committee held pri-
vae session. yesterday afternoon at the Everett House
John Hardy acted as chairman A long discussion arose
as TO the form of address to be issued to the Democracy
and also the plan OF organization to be adopted by ne
general body. An address was drafted read
and adopted by the Committee, and VIII De SUI
mtted to the Executive Committee IL Is SAID
70 be a strong argument against the platform
adopted at the Syracuse Convention. Tho Executive
Committee will Monday evening for the purpose
of approving the address 1t was then decided 20 h9d
convention for the nomination OF Coroner and Alder
man-aarCe oct. II. On the same day the JUDICIARY
nominations will also be made The senatorial CoIe
tion Ia xed for Oct for the nomination OF Cyl us
tees oct for Aldermanc nominations oct. ~ ior
Assembly nominations, oct. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
CIVIL NOTES

Nathan B. Hall, who has claim against
the Bank of California for 600 and Dennis Mcmahon
the particulars of whose sut against that bank have al
ready bten published in THE TRIBUNE, yesterday OBJ
tanned from Judge DonOhue, in Supreme Court Cham
begs orders Of publication OF summons against the BANK
as q foreign debtor.
In the foreclosure suit of Leroy Knight
against Henry W Genet. to forecOse mortgage for
$50 900 made by Genet his Harlem property at the
northeast corner OF Tifth-aYe. and One-hundredand
judgment Of foreclosure ana sale was
yesterday entered In the County Clerks Office In this
suit both the State and city made defendants, on
the ground that they had some interest Ia MI. Genets
affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. Y, Sept. 3O.-In the Court Of Appeals,
Thursday, sept so. 1873
No 266-1he People agt POwel-Argumont resumed and
concluded.
No I22-The Tradesmens National Bank % New YORK re
sponfcnts Bernard Mcfeeley and another executors
DC, apyelants-Passei.
NO l23-John BOynton and another, respondents ag
John Andrews appelant-Argued by T. J. Fthian OF
appellant by Edward H. Hubs for respondents.
13I-WelcOme ". Jones and another appellants, agt
Iucreta /. Walker, Observation-Disclosures.
NO l32-John H. Ross respondent agt Edwin Terry, ap
pelant-Argued by W. H. hcDougal Of counsel for appel
liant. and by y. A. Hubert Tor respondent.
Proclamation made and the Court Adjourned TO Friday
Oct !.
The follow the day calendar Of the for Friday
Oct Noe lO7, llO, l33, 1874, 1876, 1876, 1875, 1879.
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soeiety OF City Missions was bankrupt, had drained
every source OF relief and In debt for August OK
penses lie made an appeal for aid and declared tnat
the work of the missions could not be given up Inc
Committee having under consideration communication
from the Diocese OF Albany reported adversely TO any
division OF the Episcopal Fund OF EewYork with that
diocese. The following Missionary Committee was
elected The Rev. Drs Alfred b. Beach, Cornelius f.
Swope James Starr Clark, and c. Is. Wyatt, the Rev.
Ortayius Applegatc Hamilton Bruce, A. b. Mcdonald,
VIM. NJ Kngsland, James Pott, and c. A. mlggins'
A Standing Committee elected as follows: Inc Kew
Doctors Morgan Dix. Vim. L. Eigenbrodt Isaac H. tut
tie. aud WIN. +. Morgan stephen z. Nash, LLOYD w.
Wells, Prot Henry Drisler and Geo McCulIOugh Mher,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
ALLEGED BRIBERY BY A CUsToMHOUsE
RROKER

United States Dstrict-Attorney Bliss made
yesterday an affidavit charging A. Moler, Custom
house broker who does business at No AZ Cehai-sl'
with attempting 10 bride Junius r. Van Vechten, an
examiner in the Appraisers Department Of the Custom
house to allow merchandise To be admitted to entry upon
false classification and by payment OF less than the
amount of duty legally due Upon this affidavit Com
missioner Shields issued his warrant for the arrest Of
Moler The warrant was executed by Deputy Marshal
Jacob Dubert, and Moller was given uuti to-day TO
frni.h hail in the sum Of 30 900 MI Bliss declines fOr
the present To state Of money alleged 10 have
been paid to Van Nechten BY Moler, or 10 give any
further facts connected with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
RAISING RAILROAD TRACKS IN JERSEY CITY.

RAISING RAILROAD TRACKS IN JERSEY CITY.
The Joint Committee appointed 10y the sew
eral Boards Of the Municipal Government Of jersey City
met the managers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany yesterday at the Office Of the Company in Jersey
City 10 consider the feasibility OF eeyang the tracks OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad through the city The places
for the proposed elevated track exhibited and CT
planned by Col Scott. The proposition is 10 raise the
track Bergen Hill to the river allowing the track TO
ent grades exceDt Warren-st., which will be lowered.
TIE estimated cost 100000 IL was decided tat the
city should appoint competent engineer to consult with
complete plan, TO be ready by the latter ena OF OCTOBER,
when another conference viii be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

various local conventions: Aldermanic conventions,
Oct 1s; Assembly conventions, Oct 20 Judiciary con-
yentions At Tammany Hail Oct. IL; Comfy eonyen-
tons at Tammany Hall ON Oct 15 Senate conventions
In the various districts on Oct. 10. -.
The Committee on Organization presented report
recommending the adoption OF the report OF the commit
tee on Discipline advising that the General Conm'Tes
OF tho lid and XVIIth Districts be reorganked Inc
report was adopted and the Committee on Discipline
will proceed general committees Tor the uisrc,s
II il believed that either Assembyman VIM r. MIX or
Alderman Iysaght will head the new committee IN the
lid District and Frederick smythe that In the A'i1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
THE ELECTION TAX AT THE cUsrox-noUsE

Federal employees in this city, at the Custom
house and elsewhere incensed yesterday ut the an
pouncement that they would be compelled TO sub
scribe" per Of their years salary for election
poses This is very heavy tax, and men who draw only
81 900 year find It very hard to pay 500 TO sustain an
election in which they have very little interest Although
there was general dissatisfaction yet persons dared
TO complain aloud az their places would be promptly
filed by those who would be plant. The cOlec
tons were in the vicinity Of the cashiers desk at
the Customhouse, at the time OF the payment OF the
ennlnXHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
THE NEGRO MURDERERs INDICTED.

Charles Weston, William Ellis, and William
Thompson the three negroes who accused Of murder
ing the pedder Abraham Wclsbers in a wood near
fremont, were brought yesterday before Recorder
Hacket; in the Court of General Sessions to plead TO
Indictment murder in the first degree Mr kinzins
their counsel declined plead and the Recorder under
fine statute directed the plea of guilty TO be entered
for them. Their trial il set down for to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth AreRue H0tol-Judge Ward Hunt OF INC -, u
supreme Court Judge Harvey Jewell Of The court OF S S1
Alabama Claims, Senator A. T. CapetOn OF ns
Virgnia Judge George r. OF Syracuse D. C. F0ney
OF Warrington and ]. DreXel OF Philadelphia 'OI1nd
I9te-Bishop Thomas Atkinson Of North Carolina itos
Bruncck-Brevet Major GEN George A. Custer u ~ army
- GtSey HOuse-Rear Admiral James Alden y - NhSy, az"
Alfred Gather OF Cincinnati Nec York HoNt-Judso Ai
dali Hunt Orleans .Suterdrt Hoss,- dIoi i.
Ioupsbury OF Yale College UesHnstST Hote-C0mlnandeI
Henry Wilson 4. s. Navy. EreTsh HouSe-Wn ~ bsnDP
OF BfeUOOrt HOHssLeut George W ;IycI %
the frlgate ErlleOphOn Metropolitan HoteState Fhght
sylyanus H. Sweet Of Albany 81 DenS HOtIt-Iedi az
nIira RADIUS Stanly L. :. Navy ..HCgndn HouSe-4eh
Lester b. Faulkner OF Dansgle, y; fAdor HouSs- eh
Sbu Tung OF the Chinese Educational Commission
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SUICIDE FROM WANT OF WORK.

Charles Fromm, age 81, of No. SO Forsyth
ST., committed suicide at y. IN. yesterday. He had
been OF for ls months, and his wife supported
the family by washing and going out 70 work Yester
day he was very Respondent and having rent pay and
no money pay WITH he put the mnLzle OF heavily
loaded gun In his mouth and pulling the trigger with
bis blew the whole top OF ais head Of Previous TO
the act he drank nearly quart OF whisky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Superior COurf-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Van
Vorst-Hazel Hubbard agt. Lester - HUBBARD think
proof Insufficient 10 justify decree stewart agt Ilur1er
Motion denied with $40 costs opanth ~ abide event Jack
son agt. LeOnard.-Sce memorandum
Common PIedS-Specidl Ierm-l}y Judge Loew.-
Sage Vcrmyele-I have Rven much consideration to
this case as the limited lay command would permit
and am opinion that the Injunction ard appointment OF
receiver shoul be denied Pelte art Hl-M0usn dcDied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
CLOSE OF THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.


CONDITION or MISSIONARY AND OTHER FUNDS.
The Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese OF HewYOrk resumed s sessions
yesterday St Pnul's Chapel in Yarickt The annual
address OF the Bishop read. The Chairman OF the
Missionary Committee reported that there 36 mis-
soaary stations and % missionaries connected with the
diocese. The money at the disposal Of the Committee
during the gear amounted 10 $685. 75 The Committee
had expended S5,757 II.
During the afternoon session, the Rev. Dr. Seymour,
President OF the Society for Promoting Religion and
Learning reported that the Society had received during
the year 1904 90 from the Diocese Of New-York and
S263 05 from other doceses At present l21 young men
were supported their studies fOr the ministry The
Trustees the Episcopal Fund reported capital or
SIIO,5O7 80 invested and in bank The Hon. John A.
DIX appointed the trustee OF the fund IN place OF
Charles Strong deceased The trustees OF the Fund
for Aged and fnhrm Clergymen reported balance OF
e. 664 92 the total investments were S5O,23o IT, Inc
Treasurer OF the diocese submitted statement showing
3 balance Of S8,466 10 In the treasury vacancy IN
the Board Of Trustees OF the Theological Seminary,
caused by the removal Of the Rev. Mr. HolingswOrth
fron the diocese, cd by the appointment OF the
Rev DR. James Aucahy. The trustees OF the Psroohial
Fnd that the Fecops OF the past year were
81 44l is cash on hand, 1921 81
The Executive Committee on City Missions reported
that the expenses Of the past year were $295s6 %
This sum gil 1886 ID more than the funds in the
hands of the Committee. Tho deficiency was mostly
made up from private funds. The Chairman said the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
EMBARRASSED WESTERN RAILROADS.

EMBARRASSED WESTERN RAILROADS.
BoNDHOLDERS or THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMING
TON AND WESTERN LINE DISAGREEING-ACTIoN
OF TOLEDO WABASH AND WESTERN STOCK,
HOLDERS.
A meeting of the first mortgage bOndhOders
Of the IndianapOli Bloomington and Western Railway
Company was held yesterday at No. 152 Broadway,
John c. presiding, TO take into consideration the
general condition Of the road the finances OF the Com
pany and the interest OF the bOndhOders report
submitted stating that IN the schedule annexed to the
ehatto mortgage the following list Of amounts due by the
Company is given: Notes due b. T.. Smith End {. K.
Grggs individually to Smith and Grggs, on amounts
due to others for which they are liable, SGl7,337
account OF Smith, Griggs & Co, audited by order
OF the Board $550OOO; amount due Turner Bros $685.,
24O; Western Car Company, S191,614 Turner Bros
have begun an action for about S1OOOOOO and seek to
have their claim declared first lien the road and the
bondhodes Of Of the consolidated roads have taken
similar course. The repairs necessary to put the road
IN good condition will cost abOut S35O,O0O
meeting of the stockholders of the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railway Company was held yesterday at
No Exchangecourt, 10 take into consideration the best
methods of preventing the foreclosure Of the mortgage
and the consequent extinction OF the rights OF the stock
holders. william b. Scott presided and William Ward
acted as secretary Resolutions were adopted, stating
vent the threatened foreclosure 10 secure the second
consolidated OF gold mortgage bonds, ana appointing
9 committee OF five, consisting OF o. d. Ashley A. s. Pea
body, H. s. Henry j. A. jameson and l.. A. Corey, 10
take charge Of the interests OF the stockholders and pre-
vent the foreclosure II possible. 20 defray expenses,
stockholders ash cd TO subscribe 10 cents per snare
Of the stock held by en- The stockholders assembled
representing 25,V50 shares, earnestly recommended
their shareholders 10 unite with TINS movement
and send in their prOXes without delay to the Chair
man OF tie Committee, in order that they may be repre-
scented at the annual meeting 20 be hed at Toledo on the
Sth a October,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
ELECTION OF NORTHERN PACIFIC OFFICERS.

At meeting of the new Board of Directors
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad yesterday, Frederick
billings Of Vermont was first nominated for President
hut declined on account Of his health and family cares
Charles b. Wright OF Philadelphia chosen President;
George Stark OF New-Hanpshire, VicePresident Fam
mel Wlkeson of New-York, Secretary, and George L.
Bcebe of New-YOrk, Treasurer.
Mr. Wright said that he accepted the office OF President
pending EQUATIONS for money to continue the CONSTITUTE
ZION of thc road and that his tenure OF office would be
determined by the result Of these negotiations and the
wishes OF the capitalists who shall take hold OF the enter
prise and generally the best interests OF the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Frazer burglary James Kegan Thomas murray narn mc
Evoy Patrick Kelly, burglary Richard j. C0nfrey, Hann
larceny Margaret HcCabe Harry Scott grand larceny John
REYNOLDS elGn0us assault and battery Julius hosenOuIg
burglary Thomas Watson, Bella Ryan, THOMAS j. "eeS
Henry Lndberg, burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

REICH tRDT'S SALICYLIC HORSE CURE.-An
infabe remedy and preventive for Influenza Epzoouc and
all Throat and Passages and ailments arising
thrreirm Cough sc. Use no other For sale Al the p'
epq druggists Made by f. ALFRED RRICHARDT Pharmacist
Alr2 EOnrtlI ave. corner IMenty.e ghth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.

kIraEMF observation-disclosures j.
III STANDARD r. Ref Co. ia. KNAPP agt Ifaring &c.
art. DAYTON. l9q Baird rec'r, agt GOss.
rs All. - Ter.
05 .G2Tseit agt. Clark. 2l3 Dalsy agt Gllney
81. .GoOdrdge agt. lane, 232 collins agt buudeh'
&c - sick. -
los. .Bergh, &c, sst Bus 230 Matter OF John Weber
teed, &c.
GENIAL sEssIOss-II kCEkTT Recorter.Willam Thomp.
son homicide William Fls, Charles Weston, Andrew hcol
len feonout assau battery Thomas Kelly spei Alfred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Excise selling without license and wac hold 10 500
bail for the action Of the Grand jury
sTAnEToN Tho Trustees Of The seamens Retreat have
abolished The Office Of SuVerintende nj Of The Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

WHY do you suffer with COrns and BuniOns
when DALEYs MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR If certain cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Terrible fellows for nappng-hatters.- This
Suggests that KNOX has introduced his Fall styles OF
Gene Hs Hats, the demand 0l which IL lively and acuvs
PIP BToadN 533 Broadway and " the Firth Avenue
Hotel Don't fail 10 buy your hat Of KNOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

A DOLLAR CASE of Homeopathic Medicines
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HOME NE VS..

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY.
sam. 02'. Noon. So. - NJ 7so Midnight night %
Highest durng the day. 49, Lowest Do
Average $685.. same day, 1874, O6HS
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Announcer
Many druggists have BuRNETr's COLOGNE.

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

AUTUMN CLOTHING.
Believing tie BEST is the cheapest A. RAYMOND 90,
for their Fan stock and Boys Manufactured
only the BEST GOODS, and such they believe VIII give
entire satisfaction TO purchasers
each garment those desiring economic in the matter
Of dress are reminded that prices not always
the cheapest
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