, 1880-12-07

GOTHAM lICMSs
rMI1.p ASKING r0n THAI.
speetat D1paieh 10 The Ehttd9o 7rtbunt.
NEW Yonx, Dec. 6.-Counsel for kenward
Philip indicted for crltnfnally libclfng Prcsi-
dens-etcct Garfield. made application In the
Court of General Sessions to-day to have his
clients case tried either tomorrow or
Jccted. The Recorder Informed Philips
counsel that he could renew the motion to-
morrow.
IMrO1sTAST SCHEME.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Queen Oil
Company, which Is snil TO be Il risnl to the
Standard Ufl Company, hare been fled In the
County Clerks office OF Hudson County, n
J. Tle incorporators ure james X. kee1c.
John Pitcairn, Jostai, Lombard, Pascal l..
Taylor, David II. Kelsey, Josiah q. Benton.
and Aianson Il. Sumner The capital stock
Is Sa10, ,00Q.
TIE oLn GUARD.
President Hayes and his Cabinet, Gov. Cor
nell and his staff, a1ld n number OF dtstfn-
guished military gentlemen havo been III
vItcd to attend tho bail Of the Old Guard,
which will be given III January Mt the Acatt-
cmy OF Music.
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.
The first lecture of this winters course he
fore the New York Association for the All
yance'nent Of Science and Art will be given
tomorrow evening BIZ Wllliam e. Prime in
the Brick Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue
| aud Thlrty-sercnth street.
GEN. CHANT
| will visit Paterson Saturday next under tho
| auspices Of the Bonrtl Of Trade, md will be
entertained by tlle lion. Thomas Barbour.
| "TiIE END"
| Mr. John F. Cnwan, a wcll-known writer
| for weekly stury papers, died Saturday In
Christ's Hospital, Jersey City. lie Ind been
sick about two weeks with pneumonia. lie
was native Of Toronto, Can.. ind about 4G
years OF age, lie Leaves widow and four
children.
THE suErIEnp's FOLD.
Charles cowlcy, Il lawyerof Lowell, Mass,
brother of the Rev. Edward Cow1ey, Of
Shepherds Fold" notorlety, who was COLI
victed III tho General Sessions Court Of cr,l-
ely treating the little children under his
charge, visited the Dlstrict-Attorney's Office
Saturday md requested that tho case Of
"tho shepherd" which Ind bce, carried to
the Caurt Of Appeals, be placed on the cal-
enlar nt the earliest possible nloneht. AS
istaut-Dlstsict-Attnrney Lyon promised to
attend to tho matter to-day. A petition to
remit tho fins Of $50 imposed on Mr.. cowley
| III NAtAiliUl4 NJ ~ EAA 4uAF4 +1QAHl%hb aln9
been presented to Gov. CoInel1.
TRACK CHAIN,
Receivers OF grain contracted for previous
to the passage Of thu recentrn1c creating 0fli
cinl track wclghcrs aud mensiirers of grain
having complained thAt ttsD enforcement vi
tho rulu would prove n hardship to them, tho
GraIn Coinn[tteu OF the IrUduce Exchango
wrOte to the railroad companies asking them
to temporarily allow truck grain to he grad
cd subject to ille usual stotage anil lLgh o..
age charges OF mot grtldtd grnisI." ThC
New York Central Company las answered
stating Its rcndmcss 10 comply, and ndtlnE
TINT II subsequently ordered out ct stote t.
deliver OIL track there will e.no iiglteragt
OIL this grain.
TEMPERANCE.
The New York Stnte temperance soclet1e
. are holding a Cungress In Cooper Union TIL:
week. The proceedings Tonight were III til.
nature of reception to Gov. ]. i. st. John
) Of Kansas. The Hey. DR.. j. +. Sewnsa1l pre-
sided, a1ll addresses wcro delivered by TIL
Rev, Drs. Z. Il. Cuyler, J. o. Peck formerly
} Of Centenary Church In Chicagol, Peter stry
ker, and the guest of the evening.
! WILLIAM A. ruSp 4 CO.
Two suits wera begun IN tho United State
District Court In May Inst by Frank 4
J brown agninst William a. Pond Il Co. to re-
! cover penalties for violation Of tho copyrigh
laws. In one actlon tho sum Of $4,000 a1i'
In the otAer 81, 800 was claimed. Yestorda
Judge Choate rendered decisions lisMlssfn
and settling aside tho suilllnonscs III botl
| cases for infornaltty, In ttat thu illtlors1
} Iucnts did not sufficiently or properly inform
the defendants rs to the statute by which til
right Of action was given.
A DAHISG lIONnERf.