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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
NEW GOODS INA NEW STORE.

Stern Brothers gave a private opening
Of their dry goods house Nos 49, 81 and SO West
Twenty-third-st, last evening The building is five
stories high with complete iron front and occupies
four city lots It extends through TO Twentysecond-
sta length Of 200 feet The interior is made very
cheerful by fnshinEs OF ash and mahogany Win me
panengs OF maple and by the great height OF the cell
ngs and the size and number of the windows On the
hrt floor exhibited the miscellaneous goods incud-
ing silks laees trimmings wOrsteds, gloves, umbrella
and stationery. At the left of the centre aisle is nue.
will be very attractive TO the ladies. Here are eXhU
the finest dresses in large open space at the 1t vi
the building. The display was necessarily ln"othpIee
last night, but several elegant toilets Wfc H.
One was Of dark brown silk, trimmed WIN DroSaue on
brown with cardinal and pale yellow inernlAeh court
train pTreTS OF fne yellow DIOcdut % "a w
waist square Another striking costume was OF brown
NIX with brOcade OF blue and cardinal trimmed with
plain brown SKIRT fronts court train prncesse lmmeG
with bows of cardinal and blue with rucle OF caIdlhal
On eud OF skirt. neat costume was OF stone Drown
tame's hair, trimmed with dark brown embossed vel
vet the skirt mixed with silk pam crochet buttons,
was plain black silk, pTincesse, with court tram
bversRrt black SATIN brOCade, trimmed with fringe OF
fine Jet and chenille; black velvet and DT0cade, win
SATIN mixture, for OveTskrt and jacket, with cuh5 and
bows velvet and satin, trimmed with chenille ana Jet
fringe Sui another OF white Swiss, en- prlncesse
nun train garlands Of lace, interminged with cream
satin rbbOnWlth designs OF GIT ana movers Ihe sleeves
L. the elbows: court train. 81 -
ON the second floor also large assortment OF Ia
dies clOaks, wraps aud snawls millinery ladies' under
garments curtains and Erencht Dedsets In the utung
rooms are plateglass mirrors which show the en-
tire figure. Al the chairs on this floor are upholstered III
CrllnsOn leather.
and manufactured Here also the principal Offices,
and here force Of fifty employees viii supply the wants
az the increasing class 81 customers VINO senu the or
ders by mail. The top floor is devoted to manuiac-
turing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
nETERN[INED no en- THE MONEY.

John Baptist Bucher and FredOlina Meyer
we're among the immigrants who arrived at Castle
Garden Yesterday from London the steamship Den
mark Fredolna asked superintendent Jackson TO act
ts an arbitrator IN her Testimony from both
taken and appeared that Butcher who is about forty
,even years OF age and native OF Switzerland met
Fredona who about twenty years OF age, and after
promising TO make her his wife, bought her passage
ticket to the United States. Bucher had previously
bought ms own ticket and afterward changed his mind
IpOn meeting FredOliua her youth and beauty induced
him 10 again change his mind, and ne concluded TO
emlgrate He had received legacy from his father.
amounting 10 10000 francs, and not deemiug himself
capable OF taking q It, placed himself under the
guardianship OF cousin, receiving rom him about
g275 "A wear He demanded 20 be released from this
uaranship before leaving home, but bis request
declined The couple lived together the SHIP, intend
ing 10 ret married In NewYOrk, but there terms
witch FredOlina wanted agreed 10. In her affidavit she
saws that she hesitated TO give her hand TO whom
size could not love, and only consented his promise
that after mis- death bis property should revert TO her
Inc ticket agent drew up an agreement, which WAS
signed aud she has since learned thar the clause be-
geathing her his property at his death was LETT out
Mr. Jackson persuaded them that their best course
No,Il. he 20 get married but FrcdOna objected unless
An agreement should be made to secure the property Of
Bucher TO after his death. They went out late IN
the AFTERNOON with the Rev. MI Berkemeyer superiu-
tcndent Of the Lutheran Emigrant Home IL was
thought with the intention Of getting married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE OLDEST HOUSE IN AMERICA.

The old Horton House, at SOuthOld, Suffolk
County, said TO be the Oldest Hou- America having
been built by Barnabas Horton in 1889. portion a..
he east end was selected later for the Of the Court
OF Sessions in the East Riding Of Yorkshire on Long
Island This Yorkshire and us Riding with the Court OF
sessions were established by the Dukes Laws IN March,
few years ago The old house has recently been sold to
Mr.. Amos l. Sweet VINO intends TO take IL down and
erect a new one its site. The residents Of SOuthOd
and its vicinity, fitting ending fora famous building
have arranged for grand Entertainment In II this even
ing Antique furniture household goods, kitchen uten
sils implements Of domestic industry, cranes tfammels
spiHnng-wAeels ancient chairs aud tables have been
gathered from every part OF the county, aud all tue
sources Of good cheer have been provided The ladies
who are the tables will be dressed 10 the cos
tunes 200 years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE BROOKIYy MAYORS PEBUKE.

Mayor Howell sent to the Brooklyn Com
mon Council yesterday a message vetoUg the resolu-
lion adopted last week transferring $4,000 to the
count Of street repairs from the Street Cleaning Fund
he saws Your resolution ia returned because it
templates an unlawful expenditure under perniciOus
systen In violation Of official Oaths and subectng
us TO criminal liability. 1t has more repugnaut
aspect II was proposed give employment $40 the
working Glasses, by lawful and needed expenditure
should be among the first 10 favor such proposition. IL
docs nothing OF the kind. Ii seeks by misaDprOpTa
tOn Of fluids 10 AFFORD means for influencing worlumen
in the midst OF political campaign. such an act Is not
only Wastcu it has ia ID AL the worse attributes OF the
demagOgue and the knave. IL should be our care to
hold the departments OF public free from
al entan Cling relations which waste the public money,
aud draw the attention Of public officers from tie
strctest Observance OF their official Obligations. At all
events while am Mayor, politicians will not be permit
ted TO pay campaign expenses out OF the City Treasury
Alderman O'Reily said that the message was a cam
paign document In which the Mayor had taken the Op-
portunity to cali the Aldermen shallow hypOcrtes and
demagOgues. when the Mayor himself a member
of the Board OF Aldermen he was shallow hYpOcrite
and deInagOgue II voting TO replenish exhausted
street repairing fund made him sucn The message took
he usue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
A HOME FOR CONvALESCENTs.

The following circular has been issued by
Henry King president Of the West Side Relief Assoca-
ton, under whose direction the Seaside Sanitauum AT
Far Rockaway was managed during the Summer:
Upon the earnest solicitation OF number OF chart
able ladies' we have been induced TO throw open the
doors of the new SanaIum from october l, 1875 Tor
COnvaesccnts who compelled to leave the hospitals
of our city before fully restored 10 health and who are
unable to work. Some having no homes, or
even shelter pennIess and weak from disease and long
confinement. To avoid the abuse OF this privilege We
propose, the present, to take only such as h%ve
actually been inmates of some OF our hospitals we
have provided accommodations for fifty patients ana
win give every facility to the oyercrowded
hospitals, and offer TO worthy conyaiescInis =, u
quiet comfortable home by the sea. IL Is seld Dy
supeTintendents of leading hospitals. who nave Deeh
personally consulted by the president OF TINS Assocla
tOn be a wonderfully OppOrtune charity and an iu
portanU adjunct to city hospital work. They further
state that they are forced to keep patients longer
than they otherwise would, for want OF snch an
institution. Tie advantages OF pure country anu
sea air, together with radical change OF
Diet to those long suffering, Is at once obvious 10 an
This good work requires ready funds 10 put II INTO l
mediate practical use. We therefore look TO tne cnaI
able 10 sustain us in this and great Undertaking
Any donations intended for this good work may De sem
to the undersigned and designated Tor ConVaeseen's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
FLEEING FROM JERSEY JUSTICE.
DIR. MATTIsoN ESCAPES FROM TIE JAIL AT BELYI


DR.. John w. NattisOn, late Clerk OF the
Warren County Board of Chosen Freeholders WHO has
been time past confined in the county aia Bel
yldore " j. TO answer to eight indictments against MIN
for forgery larceny and conspiracy to cheathe county
made his escape from that institution ON Sunday night
Dr. Mattison had been accustomed TO read
and write in his cell until or O'Clock
IN the morning. Tue doors to the cells In
che tier In which he was confined all locked
bv single bolt which moved by lever at the end
nj the CORRIDOR When the sheriff went his round at
o'clock Sunday night, he bright ught burning IN
the Doctors CELL and suppOsing he was there drew tle
bolt and went away. At about O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning the night wachman seeing 5nt is1 bad
mt a " dummy into the bed and arranged the bed
cIoihes TO appear as though man was sleeping
there An examination Of the dayTOom showed
mat the upper end OF one OF the Dars
md been sawed of and fastened again
VIA soap, aud blaCkeued over. il L. supposed
thats piece OF the bar had been removed III the saty
part Il The evening At any rate the Doctor ana au
other prisoner John SiverthOrne, noted desperate
were missing Three strange persons were seen walt
ing about e fail in the evening; they inquired where
the Sheriff vas DR.. Madison was, II VIII DC fcHeI-
bored deeply Implicated in the extensive Irduus VI TIC
Warren County Democratic ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
SUICIDE FROM GRIEF OR REMORsE.
W. b. COOPER PoIsoNs HIMSELF AT BATH-sTRANGI

W. b. COOPER POISONs HIMSELF AT BAIH-slhA>UE
RUMoRs ABOUT HIS wIFE's DEATH
William B. Cooper, thirty three years OF age
employed as delivery clerk for the Metropolitan Steam
ship Company OF this city, committed suicide SATURDAY
morning at his house In Bath L. About three months
ago Mr. Cooper's wife died. Since then the husband
has seemed to show signs Of mental arrangement ana
has attempted to commit suicide several times He Dor
rowed razor and cut q vein in his arm Dut
was detected and the wound dressed before ne
became insensibe Cooper next procured small Dott,e
Of laudanum and swallowed the contents put ne ony
became nauseated. Rendered more determined ana ues
perate by repeated failures, the unfortunate man 1
chased vial Of morphine pills last FRIDAY: AJngh nc
retired His little SON. twelve years Old slept Win MN
as usual During the night deep groan from the iaheT
awakened the lad who, becoming frightened aWakeneu
his elder brother The boys called the neGhbors but
the man died in three hours after daybreak AFTER me
inquest letters written by Cooper were lOunq Dy ms
sons and taken to Coroner CrOpsey, OF COwenlOOVcr
rmOr has spread through the village that III the let
ters Cooper makes startling statements concern
ing his wifes death. The wife Of the Coroner SAID yes
terday that she had heard but not from her husoandl
that the body Of Mrs. Cooper TO be eXhuned Az
late hour last evening the Coroner had not returned
home and twas said that he had been busy all DAY Win
this matter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
LEASE OF 4 WESTERN LINE.

A contract was signed yesterday leasing the
Denver and Rio Grande Railway for a term OF thirty
years 10 the AtchsOn. Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad
Company BY the terms OF the lease, which is TO into
effect December 81 the Atchison, Topeka and Santa FG
Road is to pay for the first year 43 per cent OF the gross
earnings and for the years succeeding per cent less
each year from the seventh 10 the fourteenth year In
elusive 81 per cent aud for the remainder OF the lease
6 pcr cent and to bear all the current and operating
expenses Of the leased road All unrlendy legislation
rs 10 be stopped and the Denver and Rio GTaudc Road
is to he extended 10 the san Juan silver mines and along
the Grand Canon OF Arkansas on reeeet gauge, aud
The lndepeudent line 10 Leadvc is TO be stopped II
is understood that the ultimate object Of the Atchson
Topeka and Santa re Company is 10 secure control
of the Kansas Pacific Road and that II Is supported IN
Tins effort by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
SHIP NEH'S
PORT or NJ

,opT nv SFW YORK .................. OCTOBER 81
str Ansa Cr Hughes st Marc sept 81 Porsu; Prince
% f Vera Cruz Van sce Vera oct o. Fronea
10 Campeche ProRreso - and Havana IT, to Alexandra
q sons 3s,,r,o Ieddcoa Bermuda days Outerbrdgo
str CITY Atlanta. Woodruff Charleston Oct 10 to James
sf Uiy Of savannah Mallory Savannah oct 10, to Geo
SUE Knight chichester Georgetown, G. and AleSan.
d' SIR Saratoga new $50 tons sundbeg Chester PENN
D' y st t ,Taiapooss Mciuche Portsmouth y H.
Ship llama Nor Iuksen, DunAk 40 days IN ballast TO
BGn9m a Boyssei, Tamil, ,rr,os,o q, do,s wit, orr,,
barrels 70 ordsri vessel to slocoyich q 90 .,,.. 90
BARK john johnson Jof Annapolis, S. Dodge Dublin AZ
days in ballast j W Parker a 60.
BARK Endeavor Cof BATH Mountfor 10 days with
BARK v drifhs Col Turks Is1nd( Hammond Matanlas
saIs Fmmsnaei SSedenborg new M tonsI Brown Of
days from Yarmouth, 5, via Delaware Brcakwaer,
Brg Five Brothers toI Nassaul Petersen Havana II days
Brig Argus Hr, Lefeyre Maracabo 80 days with coffee to
Biz EHdorrrs of Portland Prince ssgua 10 days. with
sugar 10 G de Iado g. co; vessel to Carver Barnes .
de Zaido 60; vessel to G Tobias 4 TO.
Bgrua Morgan Belize Hon, 2Jdays, with mdse to ORDER
Big q GeSry ConEu st Jaso Sept !, and Guantanamo
-chr Victor ahrett Port Maria ia 81 DAYS with logWOOd
and cocoanuts % Moses & Cohen; weasel to master:
sc6T Mabel Maloncy Fernandina 10 days with lumber to
John BSyHJSR p non sGcnSr Ca KcSs % DAYS with lun
Der 20 J Eppiugcr vessel to Oyerton Hawkins. M
Schr Emma CiOsD NlosDyi OhheSuoh uaNS' WIN upoi
TO John BOyntOns Son.
scnr Mary RUSSELL steelman Jacksonville days with
lumber 10 Drew & Buck, vessel Ia Warren Ray,
Schr Jordan L. Mott Of NewbuTypOrt TOOn, ~ Domingo
CITY 20 day. with ogwOOd TO Bartram Bros vessel 10
Loud & Co.
scr Chattanooga, Snare Jacksonville days, withlumbeI
20 Drew 4 Buckii vessel 20 + III smith q Co.
schr louisa FRAZIER Crawford. Georgetown c, days
with naval stores DOner Potter Co, vessel 10 Hurl
but & co.
schr r Dav to PsTrsboro So Chute, surinam % days
with cedar 20 order; vessel 10 q w BertauN.
schr Lizzie Major ot Bosto9l Hammond duayanila II
kcEr Pedro GTau (Of Phade pha) Osborn date Garinerl
sagua sept H. Charleston Oct !. with sugar ~ Nose
Taylor q Coz Nesael " OvertOn a Hawkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
SEEKING IN VAIN TO DIE.

The village OF Mount KiscO, in Westchester
County was thrown into state Of cOmmotiOn on Sat
urday by the attempted suicide of Miss scoheld' a
resident Of Long Ridge Conn., 1t appears that for some
time past she has been receiving the addresses OF HEX
son Patt Deputy Postmaster at Mount Kisco. short
time ago she came to MOuut kiscO to live with her
sister a Mrs sands but the latter refused TO receive
her into the house. saying that she did not approve OF
her sisters conduct respect to MI Platt Miss SEQ
field was temporarily received in the house Of young
Platts parents but from this refuge she was driven
forth on Saturday Then she procured single Darreed
pistol and herself the ball entering her breast near
the heart causing serious If not fatal wound Not
vet satisfied she endeavOTed to load the pistol again,
but failed 10 find the necessary cartridge At this stage
OF affairs she was taken IN charge by her friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE ASSETS or THE MERCANTILE TRUST

ALBANY, Oct. 21.-The report of the ex-
aminers OF tho Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York received by superintendent Lamb on satur-
day It cannot be given the public atpresent In re-
gard TO II, however it may be stated that the list OF
assets remain now as they were in December, 1877,
when Examiners Charles f. Eames and Albert b. kirt-
land reported upon them except that there should D
added thereto the stock OF Safe Deposit Company OF
Boston TO the amount Of 100000 which the company
has acquired The then reported anOunte
10 50 3S1 4O7 How much the valuations are reduced
BIZ the present report OF the examination Is not known
bur the excess OF liabilities placed at SD
400 The liabilities stated IN tle examination OF De
cpber last were So $50 49, and the excess OF assets
over liabilities at 81 l445l on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE EAsT-sIDE ELEVATED ROAD.
FEW COMPLAINTS OF NOIsE-Eo REDUCTION
v.pu


FEW COMPLAINTS OF EOIsR-HO REDUCTION VI
FARE PROBABLE.
James G. COwing, secretary OF the new
York Elevated Railroad was found in his office at NO.
Broadway a few days ago, listening to man VINO mas
scheme which he claims will do away with tWo-tnrus u
the noise made by the trains. Mr.. CoWmg sa'u'
don't believe you do it, now prove II 70 me- INC
man declared that it could be DONE but that ne was no
at liberty TO explain tho methOd unu' INC 00"p"N'
would promise TO try IT,
.'This." said Mr.. Cowing turning to his newspaper
visitor is only sample Of fifty plans proposed 10 re-
duce the noise The company is not trying any ou TO
track; they are being tested outside. We Wouu IKE "
stop all the noise, 1t Dossblei but DO eoinP."n'
have come TO US from property along I'M f
Tbev seem 10 view the matter in different LGhI IIo
those on sxhaye.. and TO think IL Wl DC iOi ~
terest to travel increase on their s'tee RoeTy
we think only about half as much noise I'D tno
and Thlrd-aye as IN PeaTst In blocks wneIe in
extend under the street the relerDelalon 10 mum -
"Win the company protect its platforms so SS "
them safer for passengers e IL was asSoG 70 make
travel on the road absolutely saie, Gp n,a,t 70
CovSbp Bnt nothing to hinder rapid transit ought 70
he SecsssarT We want nothing prevent the rapid
passage OF people and from the cars me 30 ds
spd the i'nblic will soon become used to them - -,
How soon viii the road be completed to HaaieW th
VAT de In few days aud Harlem by the LIST OF jan
uary on the West Side work Is being puSHtu 1s t @
possible and hope to run trains 10 Eigh'y ~
The l Sc Of November" a.. A.. o.+o,
"wil there be any increase OF rare al'er 'he eA''"
sion Is eOmpletedl" - s.a,.a,r
The company is not yet prepared to say dennitely
Tho matter rs under consideration As 10
fare Il is not question Of Willingness DuS OF aoiIy
The road is an experiment yet and may not paw ul
dends at its present rates so that no Teducl0u Gun
boned for We carry about 30 per cent OF our pas
senRers ON the scent rates. about twice az many III l9
afternoon as the morning, showing that tno euuovu
rates are not wholly for the benefit OF aDOIhe meu.
The expense 10 the company for employees sEeI Erea
and although now repairs have to be MADE Iney VIII
soon constitute an important item OF expense Inc com
many received TO-DAY five cars or the paace stye
md thus they will come. five each week until the uilIS
Ave we have ordered here. We nave OIueIe9
eeventy-fve new Of our standard pattern anu "a
fUentvhve engines be in readiness When we run 10
Harlem All tie old cars of the Ninth Avenue ROAD are
being taken of aud remOdeled Those with drop bottoms
are 10 be entirely changed The average travel eTGay
IS about so 600 the East Side aud 10000 on inc west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Sir Hugh Allan of Montreal, ana
Governor Lucus Robinson 81 Dens Hot,t-J M q
BLACK OF PeDnsylvania and Rev. Dr. PinneY OF Os-
ton - IYnh IcSnuI HoteI-C0ngressman George NJ Lam
ders Of Connecticut Collector A luton OF Phiade
phi. - Erereu HOuss-COmmOdOre William O. Iempe " .
N. Stlrterani Hole-Louis D. Phsoniy t SuPet ~
tendent OF NewYoT state Prisons and w AiulsIpE'
Cleveland Windsor HOtsl-GeneTal FRANCIS a OsUOIH
Boston and Yung Tsang Chang OF emma Npt,tb
H0tsl-Captan Heneage Of the Royal Engineers biIisl
Army ibermdrs Hotet-JuGge Nathanel hphssHIii VI
Hartford and Paymaster = +. brown, U. T. .biSeB
use-Ieuenant Colonel C. q. Freudenberg =. -.
Hotel Brunsrc-Genera j. b. SOnehOuse OF AiDalE, au
tOrney General GEORGE II. Williams, OF oregon s9 % E
Vassar IT,, Of P0ughkeepse. B0SS""e "V'''-HA~ WI
gresham Roswell Hart OF Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
HESITATION IN BURYrNG A CORPSE.

Mrs. Emma Dickson, of Buter-ave., Pater-
son. was taken sick nine months ago. her disease being
one of very peculiar nature. Her lower limbs grad
uay hardened until they like stone. The doctors
who examined her decided that y o case OF blood
poisoniug She died last Friday morning and her fun
era took place yesterday afternoon Just before the
services began Mr. Dickson, who il almost from
his loss took hold his WItcs hand ana imagined from
rs warmth that she WAS su alive. The face Of the
woman was soft aud had considerable color In IT, Dr.
Kline was summoned. but after examination declared
that the woman was dead beyond doubt The services
proceeded. and the remIius buried at the
terry at Riverside near Paterson The corpse had been
kent ice for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
EXCITING IJBEL, TRIAINpA PATERSON

The trial of j. p. Mcdonnell, editor of
The Labor Sdndard OF Paterson, for alleged libel IN
styling the employees OF the Mosquito Mills of Il. and H.
Adams who would not join IN strike q" scabs," was
opened yesterday. A number OF the operatives test-
fed That the articles had subjected them insults upon
the streets Judge BarkalOw censured the STRIKERS
who occupied the courtroom, for applauding several
times and finally ordered the cleared. Consider
able excitement has been caused by the tria. crowd
of rutiaus demanded entrance TO the courtroom Just
bpore the court opened. Constable Monks refused TO
allow them TO pass In and thrown down and tram
uled upOn. Several cOnsablcs came TO his and
drove the excited men out The trial Will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A EUROPEAN COALITION PROPOSED.

The Vienna correspondent OF The Man
chester Guardian telegraphs that negotiations
are pending between Austria, France and Eng
land with tho object off securing a common treat
ment OF all European questions, as cOunterpOse to
Russia and to substitute for the Kaiserbund an entente
bet YeeD France, England aud Austria. Count Won
Beusts appointment Ambassador TO Paris is DelleVeu
TO be connected with this project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
zrIsER nlspLAcEs KEssEL

At the opening yesterday of the quo war
ranto proceedings In the OF the People on the rea
ton Of Andrew Zcscr against Moses Kessel, TO deter
mine whether or the defendant was legally elected
Commissioner OF Charities IN the Third District OF Kings
County General Pryor. the defendants counsel, SAID
that he ready 10 20 10 the Jury on the evidence
ALREADY in General Tracy moved that verdict for the
plalnd be directed by the Court Judge Dykman after
considering the question so decided, and verdict was
rendered accordingly. Mr. Z'lser az sworn In
by the County Clerk. Ills Dondsmcn justified In the
sum OF II OOOO each