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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
CIVIL NOTES,

The trial of the action begun by Peter
Mitchell against T. L. Lowrey 20 recover $4,000 az
damages for the loss Of his horse and buggy, caused by
collision Ia Fithave through the alleged negligence or
MIR. LOwrey, concluded Yesterday, and tue jury
brought in Il verdict for Mr.. Mitchell for $500.
Marguerite Sommer harp-player, recovered
yesterday verdict for S27l against Messrs Amberg
and Hermann as damages for an alleged breach OF con-
She was engaged by the defendants TO play the
harp last season at the Thaa Theatre and was dis
charged before the expiration Of the contract The
Tried before Chief Judge Daily IN the Court Of Com
Pleas.
Allen and Tunis Cooper, minors, recently
presented petition TO Surrogate Rollins for the revOc-
iiOu OF the probate OF the Will OF their father, 1uns
Cooper the ground that the eSatOr of unsOund
mind aud under undue influence at the time Of The
execution OF the viii, Mr. Cooper died on April %,
1851, and the will bears date April Ia, 1881. lie de-
vsrd ali his property to his wife during life, and after
her death his chilCren. The has been sent 20
referee take testimony in regard TO the allegations III
the petition
Marguerite Selvi, an actress, yesterday in
the COut Of Common Pleas, before chief Judge DAILY
and jury recovered verdict for 81 600 against Lewis
and Alice Harrison, commonly known rs the HarIi-
sous" dam gcs for alleged breach of contract
The plaintiff alleged that the defendants had engaged
her sing tenor parts Tor of thirty weeks she
sang agreed for time, when she told that her
contract a. end. The defence that Miss
sevi able to sing the parts required OF her III
properly artistic manner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
MEETINGS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES

The Baptist Missionary Convention of this State
wilt begin its seventyhfth annual meeting tO-mOr-
row at " atertOwn. The Rev DIR. Edward Bright,
Editor of The ETdminer, Will preside. A large del
esatIOn of pastors and laymen left this city last
ms hi 10 attend the convention, inc uding the Rev.
Drs. MlcAr, hur Peddie, ID. c. Patten, lialsey,
Morse and samuel Altman.
lie eigh Episcopal Church Congress viii as
semble in Richmond Va to-day, and continue three
days. Bishop MhlpPe, OF Virginia. VIII preside a
this which is the first meeting OF It's KIND held III
Tie South. Among the New-YOrk delegates who
Will be there are the Rev. Arthur Brooks the Rev.
Drs Rylauce and Henry {. Potter, and the Rev. h.
Ueber Newton
Tie Baptist preachers held their regular weekly
session al their rooms, No Murray-st, yesterday.
Or. George W. Samson read an essay on the " Ma
ture and Design OF Miracles" This brought out
declarations OF faith IN miracles in modern days.
Personal experiences were given TO support TINS
theory Brother JacasOu "A cOlOTed preacher, SAID
that he believed III modern miracles. He was Try
lng to raise money 10 build a church, and nothing
bnt miracle could accomplish his purpose. lie
requested the prayers Of the members of tho con-
ference.
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Marrnnrifn SelVi Am aCtross. vesterdav in
COURT CALENDARs-OCTOBER "a.

SUPREME COURT-C HAMBERs-1ieM by Barrett, J.-Conrt
opens at 1880 "A n.-Calendar called a. II a. m-NOs.
~ Al 40 G8 e3 %, So %. l0j, 49, l4l 1856 III, 2lJ
225. 233, 236 ,-O5
suPREMG CouRT-GESERAL TERM-ueld by DAVIS p. J.,
Brady and Dwight JJ.-COurt oDens at 1890 q. Mos
100 40 l4l l42 l41 1874 l. l. I5I 2. 80, l02 lOo,
I6l. 100. l08 g. 1856. llG, ~ l. o. 1879 1871 III l18
ST PRRME COURT-SrECIAL TERM-Held by Van VOlst j.
Law and Fac-NOs 3d. AZ. 225 30. 2a2, 3iG 6lj &c.,
433 go p Gil a93 81 AS 3TS All COS U62 OGS 669
go G7S G 6s2 6s3 G37. $685. GS $50, G9l co., $685.
USg GO $50 6g7. 500, 500. 700. 7O1, 74s.
J-Court opens 1890 m.-NOs. 800 1892 1882 2o4l,
421 1870 lO 1878, 1873 1880, 2l44. 2llS, 2l36 -.Oy
3ll7 22Sl 2G6 % 49, go 1913 $50, 6s 6e7 $50, $50
1888 2Oi3 l427 1893, 2OSi u ~ 2l7S 24l7 3ile 81 B.
229 Z254, 2JlO 1886, Z2oo 2O33 2lSJ 146 1855 2OZ1
ISIS lcGl
PABT II-Hed by Larremore J.-CouIt opens at 1890 a.
mos 22JJ Is4o, 2UJJ 81 2U14, 919. 1856 lSup
1908 257 $500 ISL 320s 1886 1908 1901 20j3 529
1906. 2p1l, I5G 22b1 &Io2, ZIG
P4GI IIi-lIed by Lawrence Court opens at 1880
a. ~ Case on. o. 2J26 40 day calendar.
SUEKOGArEs COUhI-BeOTc Rollins, S-CODtested Will OF
Joel MO.f AT Il a. Contested vii Elias T. Aaron az IL
Cont .st'd viii OF Tuui- cooper at ii n IN
SUrFWoR CoJRr-SrEClAL TEEM-Heid by Freedman, T.
COur opens az 10 a. ul.--NO day calendar
SUPERiOt COrRI-TIIAL IERMPARr Held by Scigwick
court al Al a. Mos. 3o4, 20 81, IS, oo3
3sG Al :, I27 3u7 jls 432. 1875, $50 4li, AZ.
PAsr II-llcld by Russell, JCoult opens at II a m
62l 255, 500 532. Az, 1919. 467, oSl. 1872.
PART lII-AdOurned i0r tho term.
COMMON PLEAs--PGCIAL rER4-lled By Van Brunt j.
Court opens al 0 3O m-NO day calendar.
252 2sO 2425 229O Zi3i 2t6O, 2l52 206, 2l23 1871
244J 2Uo7 PASS 2459 1917 loO7 49, $780, IJOl, I22
PART GII-Held by c. P DAILY, c. ICourt opens at II
2II7 1921 22j7, 2462 lo27, 24o". 2254, 2244
23I3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
THE COURTS.
TELEPHONE WIRES IN THE STREETS.

In the suit brought in the name of the people
against the Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany restrain II BY injunction from greeting or man
flaming telegraph poles wires In West Twenty-nrst
st. Justice Lawrence yesterday denied the motion 10
dismiss complaint which was made last week at the
close OF the evidence for the plaintiff The suit, the
Judge sald In which the plaintiff might, II 1t es-
taOlished its both equitable relief by way
injunction aud legal relief by way OF damages IL was
not obliged proceed by indictment for nuisance on
the part of the company yesterday evidence was OF
ered to show that the poles and wires In no way
Objectionable aud that they did not interfere with the
free OF street for all public purposes Even IN case
of fire they were obstruction to the Fire Department
I'm the performance OF its duties In short the system
stretching wires through the air supported BY poles
was declared the best system that could be devised Tor
all purposes of beauty and utility. On the other hand,
the OF laying the wire underground was 0b)ec-
tonable IN many respects In the hrst place. IL was
system which had not yet been perfected In this con-
try II the underground system In nee for the telephone
nne Newark and Jersey City were adopted for
New York the cellars of the whole city would stand IN
constant danger of being flooded with nasty oil. ~
punoture should be made by accident by some mali
cOus person In Of tue pipes through which the wires
were rum the oil contained In them would burst forth,
food the cellars stop the whole telegraph business
OF the city One witness testified that the underground
line between Newark and Jersey City did not work as
well as the lines cOnduc cd through the air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The following bust
ness was transacted the supreme Court Of the United
States to-day
No 2I-rhe Chicago, Danyille and Nincennes Railroad
Company and others It William H. F0sdlck aud othts
The orders that the appeal from the dec ees OF Al
rs T. and OF April 80, 1871 respectively pc Ii'is an
That the entered Not emOer 49, lS17 III IL or ol FIc
encK " HindckOpet ThOma. W. shannon AMI Ohm NJ DeLt
reversed aud that the cause be reninued
directions proceed thereon AS may DC JUST anu
w 2s-Tbs Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Caroline r. DUster aud others. rms
Cnn ids that any action part Of an nsuT
an company which party insured honestly to DoieVe
that by conforming the ctO forfeiture or MS P"hcy WIN hO
he followed due conformity on MS pare WI" auu
ought esop the company FROM insisting upon me
II might be claimed under the express eltet Oh Tue
Count further holds that The failure OF me
com any transmit the assured the customary annual
night to expect such notice. anu II ne was
ready upon receipt OF II to the premium is also euOuBh
to defeat the operation OF me I0nltule .a"se, Ao
of below that the company must pay the
amount OF the policy Is an med ,-,. -.
No 23-IOln ". Costing agt. John RoOeits-Decree
'NoSg-John l. Bacon ami others. agt. George c. Rves
administration ETC. aud othersDecee reversed WIN oost
s57-Tienry BostwicK receiver, etc. agt. Theodore
Bnkchoh Others-Dsmissed for want OF Ju isdction
80 2aj-NN ilard Parker, j., agt Lot NJ AOruII-Dls-
40 sls-rhe crane Iron Company agt Amos hoagland
others COmmis s0ners, etcOtOn TO dismiss OF aIn
No Sl9-Chares stuart Wurts and others agt. Amos
Hoax others Commissioners, etc-MOtlon 10 Gs
20 g. Orgna-ex parte-J. b. Wall. petitioner, petition
WIT Of matchmaking 10 snow cause Granted return
aDe on the second Monday IN December next ,-
III Francis DANES agL Johu h htndall ana OteEs
- rted and dismissed with cOtts
Nos s. III Henry ID. Cone agt the Morgan Enyei
ope Company, the whiting Paper Company ana LOWS j.
40 4I-Ous bigelow appellant agt- George A. Arms
~ 80 GJ-wnliam H. Jessup and others agt the United
States-Argument begun.
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GILBERT AND SULLIVANS NEW PIECE.

From The London World.
IL Is only intended 10 give representation Of the
piece in England until " Patience" draw
money In LONDON. This must De DONE In consequence
OF the unsatisfactory slate OF n national copy right
law, on tho same day "a the first performance In
America, where tn. opera 10 be put on about six
weeas hence II will he remembered that The Pirates
produced In this way at PaigntOn and some peO-
pie named that pretty little town on tine Devon
the place Tor tne first production OF Pc
rola. IA all The performers now rehtarslug are en-
gagged at Savoy THEATRE this would be iuposs BILE
matinee Will be- given At an outside L0ndOnt heatrc
prubnJly Greenwich On that occasion the cast OF the
principal characters Will be as follows:
PCrOla lss jessie Bona
Phyllis the ward IN Chancciy) Mas Leonoa Graham.
Queen OF q Mas AnCc
The hancellOr MI George GrOssnith.
Strephon (s0n OF Lord Chaucc
- udPrrOiA M richard Temple
Lord Noun Mr. Rutland Barr stCn
TOlua. Mr.. DurwaId
The part Of sentry capital song with rcain
Every little Rnt which IL born alive
Is Mite Liberia or COuserNaitUe'
Mr. Gr0ssinihs principal song IN Perola is entitled
The Highly Eustcptipc Chancellor" IL describes how
the LORD Chancellor becomes worn out with his exer.
lions gain his permission 10 marry hls ward and
he IA DREAM the details Of winch told in
OF nuHoroVs word VIII zen 10y Mr. Gilbert special, 80
suit rO-suItLa's cur style. Another good song
in pi - ItiI' Boot Utrtet tn MIR. LelY IL
commences "Spurn not the highly born" declares
tina hearts neat as true IN BcgraYe square in
tue seven Dus Its tOpsy dr veal lun Is character
is,ic OF tne eUtHOI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
COLLISION on A NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD.

A destructive collision occurred az the junction IF
the Newark Branch of the New-Y oTk Lake Erie and
Western Railroad with the nam line at Paterson
Yesterday. The tram from Newark, due ~ $40 a.
M ran into switching engine, winch was stand
ing on the track with some loaded freight cars. he
engine of the freight tram was badly damaged. and
the splntercd wooden parts proved 10 be OF very
rotten material No person was KILLED or badly
hurt bu .hc conductor % the passenger train re-
ceIyed slight injuries. Traffic was Impeded for
hours 1 he engineer OF the freight train says that
Newark tram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct 23-In the Court of Appeals
today-present the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j., and
associates the following business was transacted:
No S2l-Iarkin AIT. denbrOok- Concluded
No henry OTIS, respondent agt John NJ Dodd and
Others. imp loaded. etc, app o. lants-Argued
No 246-Thc People rel John hyan, appellants agt
stephen French, ana others foce commissioners OF
New. York CITY, respOndents-A Argument unfinished.
Tho following the Court Of Appeals calendars for
Day Gaenda~Nos 276 $751; 1885, $50, S3s, 3l4 3ls and
Motion calondar-Nos 633 $685. 6l5 COL Co., G2G G3 G99
audU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
INITIAL INSURANCE FOR POLICEMEN.

About 1900 members Of the police force have
toned the Police Endowment Fund Association, an
organization by which officers who are retired or
dismissed or who resign, may receive OF
money ranging from 300 to 800. According -
the constitution. which was agreed to yesterday
membership of year IN the association Is fequi'
sile 10 enable a man to receive any money " en-
a member of one years standing leaves the police
force Tor any cause, "a COLLECTION OF cents non
every other member IL taken Tor his benefit. In
case of the resignation, discharge or retirement OF
"A man who has been q member TWO years, the
collection from each member is 10 cents, and so on
until tue collection Is 70 cents, which Is the limit
as those of tue Police Mutual AID Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POI
SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. ........MoNDAY. OCT. %. 1882
ARRIVED


Us steamer TalIapoosa McRitche WASHINGTON.
Steamer Cid BIZ sawle Newport Eng - days. VIII IRON
steamer POLYNESIA GER, Kuhn Hamburg oct ., with mdse
steamer 6%Pa B after Genoa :sePt L s}5sS
O. with mdse and passengers 10 Henderson, Bro -, nh,
GTmaGa F 0Tsn ad mS@ m 80 M 6 onr
stea er Ponca (Br kempton, Messma sept IL. Palermo
steamer W clyde, Holmes. san Domingo ~ days, wa
Cape ayen ANA Turks Island with mdso and passengers
feamer yapSke Hulohnrs Richmond city Point and
Nonok. vii ndse and pa;engefs 10 On Domn1n : 20
y 4.fop d KGTS9 "y' VIII
P E a1sg haT GS To e6 Jr bremen 40 u''' VII"
sUNsEr-Wind at sandy Hook. Light L, very thick. AZ
City Island, light 81 cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Franconia. Mangum. Portland-J Ames.
steamer BRINE Poster B2lrm0TeT{ t b KTems pc,
steamer Candon OBI, Harvey, New rleans-simpson &
BARR surtana ar Mosher Liverpool Whitney CO
Bark scdmi Dub ovacA MelnOylch, Lsbon-Ausun Bald
Bark SAGA tNor,. Larsen. Dubln-Funch Edye Co.
BARK Austria BIT Daltn. Yokohama Snow & BURGESS
Bark Aeous Nor, johnson, Mazatan, Mex-Funch Edge
& co.
SAILED
steamers warwick for Bristol VIM Kennedy Baltimore
Gnih5red at CITY Island bark Batavia Adelaide
rHE MOVEM %Nr5 OF 5rGAIEK@
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. oct 23-ATyed steamer Galego Span Aide
cocoa. from New Orleans Oct 3.
LoSD0y % sailed, steamer The Queen (Br) Cochrane
QGFfS9Towv oct % Arrived steamer sicilan Br Ora
ham, from Newly York oct D.
BEfsTO oct 23-Arrived steamers Somerset BIZ James.
from Montreal i, ThOs Melville Br) Sauderson from
Richmond oct >.
(Brl Valdez Boston oct 3
WATERFORD. Oct 23-Arriyed steamer st Andrews Bay,
CBrl MCGregOr, from Baltimore oct
II 4MBURG Oct 2S-Sailed steamer Auemanuia, NewYOrk.
BARCELONA oct 23Arnved, steamer Pecouic OBI, Jen-
kins, from New-fork sept 80
HALIFAX Oct 23-Arrved steamer Hbernian, Wylie' from
Liverpool. ., .,-,- =.
George Shattuck, ~ Pierre.
MAIANE LIGHT Oct 23-PaSSed inward steamer Harold,
Conner. West IIartepOoL
CRUZ oct 23ArTivet, steamer city or Alexandria
Zimmerman. New York.
HAVANA 23-Arnved, steamer City OF Washington.
REYNOLDS, New York, ON her way TO Mexican ports
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Oct 23-Arrived Gen Whitney Halett,
New.YOrk iaucus Bcarse OtIantO (Br Potter, Hull;
Carroll. Brown. Halifax.
Cleared steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York,
Sailed. steamer GlauCus
ADPIPHIA 23-ATived steamers Acadia, Graham,
Pore Antonio; Mayhower Davidson, New-Hork.
Sailed. steamer Iacony. New York
BALTIaORL oct 25 Cleared, steamer OctoTara Reynolds,
New.YOrk.
CHARLESTON, Oct 23Arnved, steamer city OF Columbia
New York
NEWORlRANs 23-Cleared steamers Sierra, Liverpool;
Ben venue, Barcelona; Atlantio0, Rotterdam.
At the PassesSailed steamer City Of Dallas AlgierA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ercrett HOuSc-William S.. Groesbeck, OF
Cincinnati -. rum renue HOtel-Ex Governor Kuius
b. Bullock Of Georgia exCongressman Erastus WeIs
ST. Louis; Judge Israel & Spencer OF syracu1f au
lanes O. Berret OF Washington Windsor HOte1-
Albert Keep and Marvin Hught, OF Chicago the kev;
James Allison Of Plttsburg. ana Charles Wyndham' vi
london Hoffman HOuse-MayOr Edward Murphy,JI,
of Troy and Alderman Cochrane OF Dublin mom ,
RrtHsiricl-General j. II. Wilson, OF BOSTON hesF
munster Hoei-C commander W. G. Wise, U. $. N..Afoe
marie H0hI-Mrs. LaDgtry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
DIR. SroRRS AND THE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
IN m. Edttor Fhe Trtbun~

SIR. My attention has been called to notice
I'm your issue the 2s inst. Of my resignation mere IL
yonr corresncndcnt has IL Hen into error when he says
that | found the society with n debt OF neaiP
$4,000" There have been times IN the history o. Ino
eOnaTes has been large-reachng nearly flOOOO IN oi
instance. But this not the state OF anaI5 WIN
en- erred tho office I'm 1872 II had then no deOt. .
beg leave to ask you 10 publish TINS n"te IN Jusuce
TO the houOred whose wisdom and enefgy had OeCn
carrying rho society forward with some OF whom IL mas
been nv privilege be associated, and into nose com
mon success it was my good fortune 10 enter very
truly yours, henri IL 0lOAN''
Iibie House Ne,c- York. Oct 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
ACLERGYlAN PRYING LNrO SECRETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-The Rev. w. ). Wood
ruiz who arrested few days ago charged WIN u
vio1aton OF q United states law BY opening ter
sent by mail before had been delivered TO the person
to whom addressed, with Intent 10 Qpsrnct cor
another" was held to-day for The action OF the Grand
frv and sent TO tail Since July ast MI Woodruff has
been Oreaciiug at Emanuel Reformed Episcopal
Churches iu this city, previous to viii tine lie wac
onalis and for some time editor Oh mo
BaLfD0rs PrestvteTI0n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

Judge Gilbert. after hearing their testimony, re-
fused to grant the motion, although condemnlng
the manner in which people had been permitted TO
enter the jury room. The Judge did not consider
that either Mr. ComstOck Mr.. Bonner had been
guilty of any improper action while present In tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
NEW COMP4AIES ORGANIZED.

ALBANY. Oct. 23.-Thc following organi-
zatons were incorporated "-day: The Southern States
Electric storage Company, OF New York. capital
S2.OOoOO0; the Willis Peck Iron aud steel Mnnulao
turing Company, ~ New York. capital SJOO0OO and
the Free Dispcnsiry OF the NewYork Poly clinic of New
York for the purpose OF furnishing medical and surgical
aid to persons VINO, through poverty ure unable to pay
Tor the haiIo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
NOT WILLING TO Run FOR OFFICE.

Henry Hanselmann, OF the sixteenth WarI,
Auditor on Friday has informed the Campaign Commit
tee that he would rather attend to his business tlan 20
RIM for office As he had before the nomination slgned
his desire to accept it, the committee Is considering
whether or not TO accept his Withdrawal IL Is alleged
that he Is frightened at the imminent prospect OF beg
defeated by Alderman Hacker, his Republican opponent
Both are Germans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Walking match ut Madison Square Garden
Seawanhnka Yacht Clubs fall regatta. 49,,
Republican and Independent Democratic Conventions
at Jamaica, L. |. .,,, Hall
sale of Laagtry seats AT Turf Club Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
MIRLVB INTELLLGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODAY
sunrses 622 sets 5O7 Moon SETS 353 days IL
HIGH WATER rU-DAt
Av-Sandv Hook 800 Gov Island, . 30 IIo Gaze "a
PM-Sandy Hook, DAT, GOV Island, 3d. Hell Iate Qua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

Buchupaba" Quick. complete cure, all
annoying kidney ana Urinary diseases. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

dressing to beautify gray hair every family
needs. Parkcrs Han Basam never fails to satisfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

Celluloid Eye-G Glasses do not break like shell
rubber Ike steel Made by the Spencer Optca
Mdn'rg Co. sold by inst class dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
Announcements

A CORNER ON THE CORN.
Or Wings Corn BunOn Remedy controls the market
Cure Is perfect Beware OF limitations 80 cents Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
REFUSING THE sTElNwAYs' ULTIMATUM.

hl.I =
The ultimatum of Stenway n Sous, the piano
makers, to their wOTkneI, was rejected yesterday
aud tbe strike continues. The men held n meeting
I'm the morning at Fernando Hall, fltty-htthsl anu
Tlird-avc. and appointed a committee of fifteen 10
cali upon their empOy eTs and present comnunl.
eaton The letter contained tbs statement tlat, ID
addition to their former demand Tor the removal OF
Mir Sohmer the bOOkkeeper, tie men now insisted
lpon the discharge of all wOrkmen VINO hau NOT
iolned in the strike. The Stelnwats were lohnd dt
the factory FIfththlrd ST. and toultn-aVe.' ana 10
the communication they returned written answer
They sad III substance that they would accede %
neither demand; that MIR. SOhmeT should remain III
charge at Astoria. and that they would be faithful
10 the men who had been faithful 10 them. Ine
statement WAS then repeated that all men VINO uld
not letuIn to work by p. II. would cease 10 De
IN the employ OF StenMay * sons, and must remove
their tools without DELAY.
The committee reported back to tho meeting, and
at 3 o clock the men sent another communication
de, larlng that they would insist upon then de-
mands, William Steinway said to a tribune re-
porter: II is impossible for US to accede to the
men ; request and we have taken steps TO remove
their tools fort hwIth. We have right To put tneh
OH the sidewalk If we so please, hut we small pace
them in some public stoTage-room. we nave con
suited the best lawyers as to our right ana guess
We can stand all the law they can BRING We nave
stock enough tor retail trade Tor three mOnlhs
10 come
On the other hand the men say that they are PIE
p1red 10 fight the matter to the end for they VIII De
SUPPORTED by all the labor organizations IN the city
and will not lack for funds 10 cBrry on prolonged
struggle. The men question. 100. the Ilght OF the
Sieinways TO remove their tools without hrst
giving them thirty days notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

SAFEs.-Thc only Steel Flange, Round Corner,
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY, 20 VeseysL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24

SAFEs.-The only Steel Flange, Round Corner,
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY, 20 Vesey ST.
TIE PRIZE OF BEAUTY
have been awarded TO Venus her teeth
been yellow Fra mOras. unlike the
pershabe teeth these they may ummpaire
advanced II they will use SOZODONI when keeps the
teeth free from impurities which destroy them renders
them ~ admiration. IL pure. Icshing
agreeable odor In the mouth and sweetens the breath
To PAD THE Tiny Form
OF little with firm. healthy flesh, feed regularly
directed with Anglo Swiss Milk Food Excellent
yads.
VELVET CARPETs-Our specially. 800 diff
ferent patterns. rom 81 20 per yard.
SHEPPARD kSAPP y co, sixth ave. and l3th-sL
When the skin Is parched and frecllled by
strong northwest and the face becomes dry
II can be smOOthness aud good color by
skin perfect remedy for troublesome itching
AauOus pimples.
HENRY A. DANIELS VI. D..
IA IeNngtOnave. between 18th and JOth.sts.
Hours to 20 T. Impotence, Nterly, Diseases Of the
GenitO Tuary ana stem specaltes.