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TRESPASS NOTICE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

I,ipna
the explosion OF fire crackers and took
delicaces In the joss house groups o h nyeer ALTAR
turns In Frustrating Themselves before te
placed in one corner Of the room on when WA rem
Of three figures hdeousy drawn Inc &c snpts Of Good
resented Joss on either side being Ins hnrnDa incense
and Evil Before the picture vessel Oh ou ySnronce
vas nIaced and il dfused an aromatic lraVimnoe
throughout the apartment Candled Irt th Altar as
etc We're nlaced in dishes the 'front.' OF tue a1i
sacr nciaI offerings The devotees before tn
in their hands small tin cans, ntted WIN nte 80 h
hearing quaint inscriptions These were sxpsdneu O
praver sticks and shaking them up In the cans lepG
sanied the principal part OF the devotons oi tno "o
shippers. -, ,,.,..o ,or,o,,or,, stood a number
Of ianndrymen beating tom-toms to exercise the ea
shirts: others elashed cymbas and pounded coppeai
drums keeping the noise up without regard 10 rey
or harmony The white visitors circulated heoly
among the Chinese The female employees o.
the laundry were dressed III MONDAY -, gEocS
and went about Familiarity. At oclooh
a rope OF frecrackers stretched irom
the tall flagstaff the dOrmtOry and fired on makins
a great racket Cinnamon shouting with dengHI az |
spectacle Other explosions OF the crackers ioQw91u
and later In the afternoon the ceebrans with their IN
yited guests partOOk Of supper iavorte uenca t6
was sugar corn, which passed around curing w.
afternoon Nearly all the Cinnamon were sohns hi,e
all showed courtesy and polite attention. W VN' "
visitors the ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
PRIVILEGES FULTON MARKET

The Committee on Markets Of the Board of
Aldermen held a ting Yesterday to Investigate tho
charges made by Patrick Fitzpatrick the propre or OF
an eatinghousc in the old Fulton Market that -eyera OF
the stand holders not 10 be aowedt space IN the
new building to which they were entitled l. Scno1n-
maker the clerk Of the market testified that there was
m nrc erence shown in the sppOrOnent Of the spaces.
Mr. FITZPATRICK occupied lively stands In the old mar
yet hui space could not he devoted 10 restaurants on
the ground hoor OF the new building IuoMas r. Dev0e,
the OF the market said tlal lie antcd
10 reduce the number OF restaurants In IT, ccasc the
fires in hem injurious to the meats and vegetables
sold i'm the building. George +. sbancr ana Eugene g.
Blackford testified that they knew OF no reason Why
FITZPATRICK should not be excluded from inc market.
william T. Aahman said that he had sold SIX STANDS o
him for 50 500 and that OF that amount be had paid the
superinl endent 81 ,42S
Mr. Fitzpatrick testified that he had been IN the mar
ket for fifteen years, and although he mad pur hased
twelve stauds al colt OF $4,000 lac had sine tried to
give them away. He had asked Controller Campbell Tor
Inc privilege OF occupying his old siands on t1e same
terms a. Messrs DorOn tSbaier did theirs, but the
Controller had refused TO allow this. The committee
then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
MISS BrRR'S MENTAL CONDITION.

Another hearing was had yesterday IN the
contest over the will late Sarah Burr and the case
for the proponents was closed. The Rev Dr. Gaandet
testified that he had known Miss Burr since 1898 MISS
Burr once called at his house and gave MN 500 Tor the
use Of st. AIMS Episcopal Church He was in the habit
of calling on her at long intervals she always received
him in the back parlor she always expressed an III
terest in his charitable work The witness never saw
ANYTHING in Miss Bnrrs conduct which led him to thnk
that she was not Of sound mind George ". llammi
the OF St. Marks Church. SAID that Ss b,itl M
nIo 81 him take charge Of the funeral oil MIS- Saihh
Woojry she paid lIs bill when II was presented. Ailet-
ward when one OF her servants dled she asked nun 10
make the necessary arrangements Tor the Iuntia cue
aid not want the funeral expenses TO exceed %lOO cue
readily consented, however, 20 pay $40 snmuel T.
White carpenter, hal done some work TOT MISS BUT
who struck him as being very shrewd ana ctT,iu
woman In business matters. Edward DE Grove tetun'
mat he was present when Miss Burr executed the second
codic TO her will He thought that she was very III
telligent and ladylikc woman -
MI Phnbe Nissan, of Cr,edmOOr, Long Island was
,hen called a. q witness for tue contestants Sne sali
that she had known the Burr family for neari Sky
veas SIC last saw Miss Burr In 1878 or 1879 she was
drese although before that ne she hid
been vcry neat in her dress The witness dl not con
slider that Miss Burrs conversation and conduct were
those of a rational person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Feb. 9.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day-present, the Hon. William c. Ruger, c. j., and
associates-the following decisons handed down
Fellows sgt Longyeri johnson agt Cornwall; Bostwick
agt Van VOorIis Judgment affirmed with
Gbeehan agt the New-YOTk Central and Hudson River
pairoad Judgment Of General Term
Ind yment ordered verdict with COSTS.
Observation-Disclosures reversed and trial
granted; costs TO abide event
eEnIer AFT IIaypeJudgment modified In certain parcu
lars and an 40 modified affirmed without costs In this
Ne,zer aRt DO-Judgment and order denying for
new trial on the affirmed with costs; appeal from
trial on the ground OF newly
without costs granting
,sinins costs aR estate defendants tesator affirmed
without costs. $1,000, -, L., -.
yeTsed with costs and motion denied with $40 COSTS
The Metropolitan Concert Company agt Abbey harvent
agt Hesdra Hessberg agt ReyOrder atr1nei WIN costs
Veeder aR JudsOn-Orer Of General Term anr1ned, win
bill Of costs 10 respondents.
Adams agt Adans-order Of General Term affirmed and
Judgment absolute rendered sgt the appellant ON the spua
ton, with costs.
The following business was transacted:
No. 36-Hope agt Acknowledgement concluded. . .
GO4-The People rel William j. Woods, appellants
ag W. Cssey Controller OF the City OF Troy espon
dent-Argued. - -
yer appellaDt-ATgued
The Court took recess until Monday, March 8.
Tuesday March q, viii be the next motion day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
MERRY, But UELL-BEHAVED CHINESE.

The places of several wealthy Cinnamon in
hottest. had a very festive appearance yesterday Be
hind the curtains which usually veil the eating aud
Sleeping from the eyes OF curious CUSTOMERS
heavily. ladeDed tables spread. The decor
ations were unique Upon the tables were
placed dccacies which the American
palate he's not yet learned to appreciate.
frutstore in New-York. Strengthening cups and sau-
sers we're placed at intervals along the edges OF the
tables. Huge patters Of roast pig, duck,
mutton aud ttb, Ranked by savory dishes
such as Chinamon alone know how 10 prepare,
formed the staHtia part OF the feast Upon impIO-
vsed boards stood grOtesquely fashioned eOttes
FlOweIy Kingdom But amid all the feastng ana goOu
cheer the Chinimen never forgot thenselV t s
lhere were fights, no DOlb1erOus eaSn-
srnlgs, aud unearthly pOlses maui
1bey ac' Drank and made merry, Dut not 10 such u "a
tent as 10 annoy tier neighbOrs.
number went TO Beyille by the morning trains 10
knu tne ceioDraIions tho JOsshouse III that Guy
Inc ledhting Will continue until Sunday.
lhe ceiepratlOn NJ CaseDOlts steam Laundry on INC
fassac RIVER, opposite Bellevfle y. j. attracted iuhi
DeI VI "be FsilOs from Newark aud other nelghporlps
Cities among whom not ladies. Chinese were
Newark Ihc launC were not disconnected by tbe
curiosity OF their white visitors and entered mo tDe
exercises as they the OF China, insteal
or encanped IN the midst Of alien and mpathec
community. some OF he New York Cinnamon appeared
AZ tue Laundry III coScnes and caused sensatOn Du
or horse cars from Newark and walked the prni
i've bridge TO the laundry which situated back OF the
Newark Water Works.
the celebration oozed Of services in the joss house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
The COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Frederick P. Reed obtained yesterday in the
Supreme Court verdict for $1,000 against the city
damages for falling the sidewalk and breaking his leg
In passing through GOldst. he Obliged OH account
OF truck to leave the sidewalk and INFO the street
As he stepped from the street On 10 the sidewalk lie
slipped, fell and broke his leg.
Judge Freedman, i'll the Superior Court,
Chambers yesterday decided that the trial in the suit
brought by william 8. Williams against the Western
Union Telegraph Company and its directors must be al
iouned until the Court II Appeals shall have rendered
decision the appeal from the decision Of the General
Term The individual defendants did not appeal from
the OF The General Term and The plaintiff insist
ed that the trial az 10 them should be allowed TO 70
Judge Freedman holds That the trial could not settle
the questions issue the absence Of the and
IL could serve 10 useful purpose even II the com
pany resent until the COur Of Appeals had settled
the question OF law involved IN the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND mUp a 1ssa
N RIVER RAlLRoAD--eomima n,r,I RSenot " ''
sa NJ Western and Northern EaPIe ~ ssratosa
~ m SPECIAL Express Tor Chlcago uty sySgp "a "a
at Albany 81 racuse, Rochester. BunA0 En'' O'e'e
I9ed0 M Chicago Express. drawnsroom carsl' CAnAa-
daigua anv and Toy with 70 Utica SARA
"a ;,Iens Fal Lake George and kutiand
'oS i'm M A lbany and Troy special, Satufdaysohy'
In m Accommodation TO Albany aud Troy o,,..
m - Louis Express with sleeping cars for ST. LOUIS
mining through every the week. also Niagara ALL
Bunalo TulesO and Detroit -. ,sA =. .a,,ns cars
40 M Express daily except Sunday. with Sleeping xou
to syracuse and to Auburn ROAD also !" s"s''s" nun
treat - -, ..u- uw,,h s,senin4.car
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo. DetioiI NHe~s'
Lowyile. ,.. s,-..,,~ oars 10 Albany and
Troy Connects morning trains LOT s AMI ma Broa
Tickets sale at No. Bowling S.es Parspsce and 7sS
and 9g2 Broadway. NewYork ana 20 ~ MEEKEE,
Brooklyn. ., . s.,, Cen Pasaenxer AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
MR.. BRITTONS DIAMOND STORY.

1t was rumorei yesterday that the man VINO n IS
sunposed TO have swindled number OF persons GU
gagged in the diamond business by selling tnen i
painted gems was arrested and lodgen IN IN a he
Joseph A. Brtton. the detective who says tnat TIC
has been employed by the victims OF the Swlnu,d,
was disposed to be evaslve when asked a3ou t tmo
report and he declined to give any particulars iuI
Their than that man ,ho s swinGIe had
been arrested within the past three uaS S,S
upon warrant issued on civil PaoC tho ran
and had been imprisoned. He said hat me man
would in all probability be released on tne c1 e
SUIT on account of "A compromise whlch Woulu H.. oV
erected between him and the prosecutors put tnaV
he would be arrested Immediately by another URN
on a criminal charge. The names OF the hfils con-
ccrned Mr. Brtton refused to gITe uecldIIns '" ~
If he should do 20 it would injure his employers. AZ
the ludlow Street Jail Il was asc,rtained mat no
PRISONERS had been received there ON aAy chSrge'
either civil or criminal similar to the one ID cues
ton in the asst week, and although lhe cas- "; w 70
familiar to the Warden no person conceileu ~ -
had been, IT was at the time, III LlS keepI.B'
Deputy Sheriff McGoni!al who has charge OF ,L LnG
orders of arrest in the Nherffs Office, drIel ln1V
onv uerson had been arrested on any civil proceed
me which had the rem test relation TO the swihdie
and characterized tn. report winch OrIgha'cu WIN
Mr. BrittOn as a ridiculous humbug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
WESTERN UNION AND MUTUAL UNION.

1t has been virtually agreed by the western
Union and the Mutual Union Telegraph Companies
that all realatory litigation between the two COM
panies shall be- ended " The frequent reports
recently circulated in Wall Street that the western
Union mad leased the Mutual Union, have not been
confirmed. 1t is understood that the Western
Tnion COMPANY is ready to lease the lines OF tho
Mutual Union Company. guaranteeing the interest
on the bonds and - per cent annual dNluehls on
the stock Tins proposal has not yet been accepted
by the Mutual Union Company. No meeting OF us
directors or of the Executive COMMITTEE OF the
hoard has been held for some tine Inc voting
trnsteas who control the stock will submit to the
stockholders any proposal for the leasing OF the
companys lines which meets their approval. ltls
said that they do not oppose the proposed tease
upOn the specified terms. Other plans Tor the settle
ment of the difficulties have been suggested low
ever and the chief executive officers OF the Mntual
ITnion e1press some duubt TO the result oil The
pending negotiations. The actual hitch u believed
TO be in the long press contracts at losing ral9S WIN
which the Mutual Union IS burdcncd ana WIN
which the Western Union refuses 10 load ltscH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
ReIiQlons Notices.

New York Port society.-PIeaching In the Mariners
Cbnrch corner Catherine And Madison by the Pastor
Rev r. d. MURPHY, at lO:45 a m. and 1870 p m Bible
reading al 230 D. Daily morning and evening prayer
meetings.
North Presbyterian Church corner OF staye and ls
Morning service 1880 subject The Ideal Church." y
Eyeuna service TAB First of series on the Visions Of
Life Subject "A Vision OF Jesus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
tjelp Wnnie1.

OPRANO-FIrst-clas solo soprano wanted,
chorus choir prominent church IN BROOK
i,1 AN at strinWay sons Waretooms rast i4thst ~
& city. SATURDAY bet II a. M ana p H. d. o""ANl9i
ANTED-By IL Lady residing III the coun-
w aged lady as companions; no salary high
90, references a. To Address H. Box io. Tribune
Uptown Office, l.23S broadway
xxyANrFD-A scamstrcss, North German,
speakipg English who sno over years oI age anu ~
willing the Of chd years Old anu To maze
useful city references required wages III
Address H. G. j. 49, Tribune Uptown once l2So Broad
way,
WANTED-Af farmer. married to take charge
w ~ farm mus his business aud wife ust
he good buter maker with references. T. u b.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS. AND y On sun
DAY '9iN NEw-YoRK
poUBIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9uIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
,nrcss Trains leave NewYork via Desorosses and Court
iandt street Ferries, IA follows !, a "a qoo aIo
- = ~ S.3D 90 and 10 Llmiledl ~ a. m o@V o1v
w. ~ ~ = and D. III, and ~ night, sundays o, p
i9 Limited and 10 a. H., 4, o. q o. anu p Ill., anu l"
night Trains leave NewYork daily except Sunday. at
80 q. and4 p mp running uroush VI" iiehuo" anu
Camden trains leave Broad stations Philadelphia
Retudnnas, IA 80 Si6 $50 $780, 800 $50 and IL
l2Oi EXpress 1870 D. M, "a (j25 Limited)
So 7:46 and $40 2 NJ on sunday l29i S o. 80
philadelphia via Caiilon a. w. suu 7'oV " H. uay
except ce: 49, and 944 Broadway Aston House
anu Annex station, foot OF Fult0n-st, Brooklyn Nos
and I8 Iludsonst Hoboken; Station, Jersey City
III drranf Ticket ONCE Pier l. -, , -.
he York Transfer Company Will call Tor anu cnock
baggage ron on ~ ~ PUGH J. II. WOOD.
ChAh General Manager General Pass'r Agent
DOPULAK SHORE LINE.
/ FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND AND THE n. BaSE
All RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three xpress daily tSuncays etSePte "
sa M d. III. (parlOr attached anu Typ M win panso
sleeping cars. Sundays at 10 ~ N"'n PAs0o sioops
esrsl F. W. POPPLE,
Acting General Passenger Agent.
CJONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASd aod only
REDUCED fare So to hrscass tickets goou only
Iegant ATE amers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted ~
m frm pier yS North River, loot OF Jst NeW inciSa
ayng In BOSTON nc a. M Tickets for sale 81 AL P'n0iP"
uIpaeeoSVIDENcE LINE for freight only steamers say
20 aScenfedl for Boston via Providence direct
'su''' w POPPLE. Acting General Passenger As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
Eerture5 ano Meellrgt

EX-GOVERNOR ST. JOHN.-MASS MEET
EI<u C0oper Institute. Monday evening o'clock. Feb.
70 j. n STEARNS. esq" president state Prohipt0ry As
sociation will preside. Address by hOD JOHN r. ST.
I0iS OF Kansas Admission free o. ticket 10 be had AZ
rooms OF National Temperance Society % keaesti Horace
Waters. $50 Broadway.
DEV. WILLIAM BUTLER, ID. d, will lee
IL ture on Methodist Mission in India in 81 Psurs
- Church. corner 4th and I'D st. Monday February
10 NJ No. Bishop Harris Will reside Rev Drs Chap
man aud Vail and Fisk will address the meeting Tho
public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
muslcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1928, Pianos:
IL slg7 40 Factory running day and night Cat1oSues
fres Address DANIEL Z. BEATTY Washington. n ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
STARIN'S .xnu.nponr Transportation
COMPANY.

CHARMS ~, ,,soo,,c ,r,o,,
COMPANY.
Office Pier lS, N. H., foot OF Cortlandtst
orsonmens Of freight forwarded rs directed 10 part
Of the world 800 ~ -
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery of all Kinds Of freight and mer
cbandise 10 any part OF the city
sEAAND HARBoRToWIN AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every promptly ghterod olnypont
I'm the har Dor at reasonable rates
sTEAMBoATs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
A,esmers John H. Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 49, N. r. at D. daily. Saturdays
eIceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between SeW.tork AND
Ney.Hayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. l.. W. H. r. received Al Fer ~
For New Haven and points East at Pier IL
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mlleslor
Ten Cents from Iron Pier IT, ioot Oh
Whitehal.st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. NJ J-Drv DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything apperIanng " the
construction AID repair Of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10
Steamboais an0 Railroads.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
ans leave depots foot Of Coandt and Desbrosses sta at
Resdlng Mauch CHUNK Wilkesbarre' rowanda' wayery,
Ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo an. me West Pullman ,
EastOn. Bethlehem and Copay. ,o - H., =,
points in Mahanoy HazeOn coal regions SUNDAY train
local for Maucb Chunk. $40 IN Loa'o m"uon OhunA "
4p.m. of ohurcb and Cortlandt AZ.
oohoi~ -' Il. Ii. BYINGTON. g. Z. A.