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DIED.

BATSBRrDGF-on wednesday. MAY q. Mary r. Bssn.
Relatives aud rends invited ne funeral from
the hurch Of the Holy Commune on. 2Othst and saavo,
friday. May 23 az lOa
BEEBE- suddenly. at Plainaed, ST. on Thursday wei
Funeral Thireenth Presbyterian Church b.
s S s s15 u f;eud OF me tamy are eiy ~
vtei to attend
BLAKE-Norman VIA son Of Fred d and Fannie Blake.
Fansra saturday Nay a. II Clntonave. Brooklyn.
Mary and the late William Force tie cam year Of hs
F9cTa VIII take place from his lato e,enee 1914 south OF
f iiS5-raHss 1 at Mad dS = \ J. '1
HAGER-At Pougbkeepsie, n. Y, My I'll John D. lager
aged - years.
HAYTER-Entered into rest "wednesday May r. Carrie
FaDera SERVICES At 81 JAMIE. E church corner Madison
Interment a wooIlavn.
JARvIs-Enered rest after many months ot nten.e
only son Of Dr. r "A. JARVIS sge Is Yeas
Frn. and are Respectfully iuvi,e, 10 attend hs
funeral at the residence Of his parents On FRIDAY att
KE aS .oY o. S 3Tnnse J Nay 90 Lew" B.
Funeral Friday 23d at 800 p
LAURENCE-At the Reetory steckbriGge. Mass, the
22d INST, Alison Turnbul wife Of the Reg Arthur Iau-
Funeral services stOckbdse sunday afternoon. 18th
Gntrrnent at Mount Auburn, Cambridge at 43o on
Monday
George and Mary Lavit and gran son Of she late
Relatives and friends q the family are respectfully invited -
attend ne funeral % saturday Nay "a m from BIS
MAsON-On Wedne day May r. 1874. IN tue soth
year OF her Cornea l. Mason widow Of tae ale Rev
Darwin 3 Mason.
Fr.fay. the I'd INST n me
Church OF the Beloved Disciple corner Of AdsoBag aud
-Hth-3t.
Inierment at Canandaigua.
MEYER-Juius r. Meyer, Tuesday, day 20. age 80
Funeral Friday at 10 IRON MS late residence Io9 "eh
5fd-sf
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited
Please omit flowers.
PARsONsOn wednesday evening May II. Arthur W Par
sons the 47th year Oi his age
Co, Friday, May -, At o'clock D.
Train leaves GRAIL tentral Depot at t.-O M returning
from Rye al "a m
POND-On Thursday morning, May p. ~ pneumonia Vim
A Pond IT, eldest Of Nm A. AMI rilZtuefh a. Pond.
Funeral will he'd ~ MS a'hcrs residence so II
Last 46th.st, saturday morning. &itA I1st- al $50
o'clock
IL Is requested flowers be sent
sCHULTZ-At Wilcox Penn, May Is, Maurice NJ. schultz,
AGED 81 years.
hYLDR-SuidenY. Wednesday 2lst inst. Horace :.
Taylor, Of this city. 49,
Fuaea services be held the residence Of hs tathertn
law Mcrzgar No. 1913 East 6ls st on FRIDAY n p m
HAPPIER Grand officers % the rama Lodge and
YrdttIn.
lniermem private
springfield, Mass. papers please copy
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4 FIELDING YESTERDAY

William A. Lentilhon and Miss Julia A.
Ro3evaG dan glitter OF the late Adoph Roicwid, were
married at Christ Church. Now Brighton <. T.. las,
u by the Rev lr. johnson. the rector. John H. Abce
WITS the best man. The uslers were T. : Lenthon, W.
/. RoJewald Mluton L. Parker, Henry Craar. Russell
Murray and Charles Bid-eley. The bridesmaids were
Ms, Lena R0dewald Miss Glare Caesar Miss ele
Williams Miss Julia Blake Miss Lena Reese and Miss
Emily L. Fc-ser They were Cress in and carried
Jacducmiuot and pink roses. The BRIDE dress of
white satin point lace. with diamond Jewels and white
rCsrs The clauccl OF the charch decorated with
roses palms and towering plants arch OF and
sInaX being erected the aisle.
receipt on was held the house OF the BRIDE mother
in Clntou-ave.. New-BriGhtOn A number OF NcT-GOrk
people down the bay 20 the wedding Tie Groom IS
brother Of Captain LentilhOn Of the tn Re simcuL
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RnIrR CONTESTED SEATS.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-FOur additional cases
OF contested in the Republican National Convention
been brought to the Of the National Commit
tee, in the following order In the WITH KENTUCKY DIS
trct. Augustus T. Wilson and Michael Minton, contesng
the right Of sas +. Miller and John Mason Br0wn re-
turned Ivy the State Committee. In IVth haryl9hd'
Louis O. Martin and william G. Clay contesting the right
OF james W Jordan and Henry " Rogers returned by
State Committee. In WITH District OF Texas Robert FL
Taylor and H. r. Graham contest the right OF A. o. NAL
10y and Henry Carter returned by state Committee IN
XXIs PennsJ lvaaa James H. S2yres contests rgnt OF
John f. Venting. returned ny state Committee Ihsse
make SIX contests, exclusive OF Virginia.
The Kentucky Texas and Pennsy cases are not in
print a. required by the call.
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RECEIVER FOR TIE ATLANTIC BANK.
NR. SENLYS $3.50 ,OOO-BELIEF THAT DiIOSIIOI'
WILL BE PAID IL Full.

WILL BE PAID IL FULL
The affairs of the Atlantic State Bank, OF
Broollvii which suspended week ago on "Wednesday
reached a crisis yesterday when FrclHg j.! smith was
appointed receiver Of IT, in action begun by the Az
eneral Of the wind it, affairs on the
round of II. Insolvency The report the state Bank
euperintcndcut presented by examiners Van NranAth
ana Adams showed assets S9l $500 ~; liabilities
SI15s622 ~ leaving deficit OF e2ioJ12o9- Against
This the bank set S235OOO deposited for by George J.
Seney the managing director. with the MeuoIo.'l"l
Rank OF This city OF which he was president and when
cleared TOR the Atlantic State Bank. II was as7etl'"
that this sum- which Mr. seney TOOK an investment
bv the metropolitan Bank for H. but the metropolitan
Bank asserted that II WAS personal matter Win MI
seney for which IL was IN wise responsible. For
wears Mr. ~eu,y who owned more than fourth OF tAe
stock OF the Atlantic state Bank invested lsIu1' lo'
the benefit VI the hank The securities that ne pO"eA'
or took "a, collateral for the loans he made were kept ID
the vaults Of the Metropolitan Bank. and he merely gave
notice to Ire Atlantic state Bank of the investments
The other directors had unlimited confidence III MI.
seney and allowed him TO use hs own Judgment Fresi-
dent Pufer -ti expressed this confidence yeseIda!
saying that Dir. oeney would MAKE tIt '-!G'OVU So
me ank having promised to pay 10y the cnN OF tu4-
month and that he large surplus after making over
his property % the Metropolitan Bank ,.. I'll
The proceeding for receiver were taken ne ore jusc
Pratt in the Kings County supreme Court ana an odeI
was made rcturnaoie Oh May 20 70 snow Gi"7e W.!
permanent receiver should not DE aPIOlu.'; NJ ~
Smith gave bonds Ia 100000, bis securities pelS OOeu
Wheeler and W. L. Breeze 49,, ~, - .,,
Of the Bridge trustees OF $4,000 This sum belongs 20
this city and to Brooklyn in tht piooisoh o. Tn me- nv ~
10 the former and ~ O-third7 70 te iatcf EIogn n
al SO S52 900 IN tine bank and the BroCRIyh b9Iu VI
Education $4,000. The Brooklyn cry t'ai4 Oau &
pany has about e1OOOO III te biGh, anu Inc ' 1t,
Company nearly much. Mayor Low tohIIo!leI
Brnkcrhoa and Bridge Trustee Stranaian Vlsl'e1 lne
PAP !: ieSed at the depositols Will be paid III full.
but this Is contingent upon MI 9eney a M 49, ,nd
ihat he has already provided for $4,000 Of the deficit
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NILLsAr HALFWAY TO BE REBrILr.

Taylor & BloodgOOd's mills, near Railway,
v j. partly destroyed by fire yesterday causing
loss on machinery and stock Of $4,000 or 100000.
which Is fully covered by insurance. Two Railway fire
men, George Audelhnger, ir., and Henry Pom
crehne. fell through the burning roof and sustained
severe injuries about the body and legs. The
fire was confined 10 the only wooden building
Of the six mills. Mr. BlOOdgOod said that lie
pected work in week The mill will be rebuilt.
The firm have more orders than they can MI for some
weeks and keep about 500 employees work night and
day the The firms New York salesrOom Is at
No ThoInas-st. The mills burned on July L. 1872.
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BLNyE.s INCREASING STRENGTH.

4 GROWING BELIEF THAT HE WILL BE NOMINATED
-N;syv, OF 4 WFII-KNOwN REPU BLGCAN.
,, nm, ,,,,-, A., ,,,gog.s,,>,,,-r os r,fr rsfRrvRr
- - 49, -, ,;,.i
ALLAN h NAV --'---A 4'''cl HIS I"'' ''ii 49, '
here from OF the most eminent Republicans Oh JA'
State. who has latelv been nd WASHINGTON III which
.r. -, -. i;l- pf,;,.,, nomination q,
nc ''9 - IL HUNS WIZ Inv ~, -;
The same Op mon that Ar. bIdhe Will De uoHI-
mated i held here bv nearly all well-informed Re
1T, n,,;.icioDa Mr. Rnine'. strength is be
80, ~ - - tl, ,bor +ta Inst of m.
lleVeo % DC ulu'u s'''''D' .'''i wiz" ~ 100
state and district conventions were held, AT WhcA
delegates were elected to the National Republican
Con, ention This increase is due almost wholly to
me perception 'u'1 III D'le 1''iIl'''o" '' N0-
sired by a large majority OF the Republican voters
in each of the three great states of New-York
=, l....:. 81 ,t.:' .,,.h ,,,,,,r - .,,r,,.,-,
IeHN'J "H'' anu INV Nv - PoP"i'- @
oil candidate 10 Is sad can De dl'reEfoeo wisely
strength for Mr.. Blaine would be made by the Re
'''I.,. 50 t,.a st.tes f., i or,Ied II he .boull
ne nominated
now, .rt,. Nr,,--y-opE nrrrc ,rrs Will VOTE
Tbo.st;r1ots Inns far mad. that Mr. BIaino will
how, tt s',-,,,,, ,f % Ic.,f,. frou tIis St,te at
m. N,+,,,ai Convention - considered here rs an
extremely conservative one. Republican politician,
who are taking no mart in the contest for the Pres-
lcncv say that in their opiuon Mr. Blaine will have
II an early sta 30 votes from the New York delega-
90, - r.. ;I
JoH' MS 'SIuHdUe - uo' iloiV Hu'''' Uu' - ~
after talks with the delegates and their friends Mr.
Edmunds 1t is said is likely to be surprised al the
,malluess of his vote among the delegates from this
state. II is believed that there are not more than
TWO genuine Edlnunds men among the y delegates
Edmunds has been a mere maneshItt for several OF
he delegates, ho did not want 10 commit them
selves TO either Arthur or Blaine. The drift being
toward Blaine, the majority OF these men Will vote
for him.
II * said also that Republicans Of other States SEE
clearly that President Arthur was defeated at the
Repu6lcan state Convention and that Nr. Ed
munds lost strength bY the COMPUTATION Oh ms
GenuS WIN t.osg OF ElesatnI Mimi ntroa
-b"yyed his aLiIifv ~ garrv &ew-Y0rk against
Arthur. All the Republicans who thought
II unWlse TO nominate Arthur United ana sen
W tno Dis.il0' i+I ottention wae
given to the question as to whom the
delegates were for except that they were against
Arthur and it was expected that all such delegates
would act together at Utica. here was not an
Edmunds delegate at Utica but was sent
there by the votes Of Blaine men, and
in most Of the districts If a contest
had been made as between Blaine and Edmunds
Blaine would have wOn
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VARIED OPINIONS on MEXICAN CENTRAL
LsY r.LEsRAPH TO TIE TRIBrNEl

BosrOS, Nay 22.-TAe Journal says: The
return Of the excursion party Of Mexican Central dlrec
tors to-day from their long and successful trip to the City
" Mexico failed 20 nflse rnness tie present bonds
Of the road on the contrary quotations have been low
cred from II = Wednesday evening to 1919 and i3 this
morning. Capitalists Interested in the road VINO nave
recently visited Mexico, return with diverse opinions OF
the roads future While few have disposed OF their en-
tire interest. the majority return with increased
confidence and recommend the purchase OF che roads Sc
curiles at present prices. While all are agreed Aat
the road ha been conducted in excellent manner, the
differences of opinion rcaic the future magnitude OF
lie traffic that may be developed, and tine alone viii
show which view OF the situation II correct
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Examination will be continued to-day.
BROKER SWEENEY ARRESTED.

William H. Sweeny, broker who did bust
at No. 1O4 Nsssau-st until the failure Of Fisk
Hatch was arrested yesterday order issued by
Judge Friedman the complaint Of Garrett F. Halght
The complaint says that on May Sweeney promised 10
buy thirty shares Delaware Lackawsnna ana Western
stock for Hal hi at IL and 10 them in the plain
tif-s name in the transfer books OF the company. On
May 10 Mr. Haight paid sweeny Sl75G Ss the price OF
the stock and his brokerage fees, and demanded the
shares a few days after Sweeney unable to pro
duce them and refused to the money ana III con
sequence Mr.. Haight caused Sweeneys arrest The de
PENDANT SAYS thai he purchased stock through Fisk
* Hatch, who suspended before they had delivered IT,
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FryERAL or +. X. JONES.

The funeral of Edward Renshaw Jones was
held in race Church at $3.50 yesterday large
semDly being present The services conducted by
the Rev. Dr. Edwin Harwood OF NewtIayen, Conn, and
tho Rev George f. Nelson, of Grace Church The pail
bearers were s v r. Cruger william +. Beenan, Henry
T. Carey MI de Neville John Hone IT,, Robert GOeet.
Charles Post and Horace Fuller quartet rendered
the anthem heard voice rom heaven say" and the
the HYMN Jesus my SaYiour" The BODY was taken
10 Rhineberk for burial Among those present were
a large number Of 7th Regiment vereTans.
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RECEPTION TO GENERAL STONE.

General stone, Grand Marshal of the Grand
Army The Republic for Decoration Day. was given a
reception at the 22G Regiment Armory last night by
Dahgrcn Post. No. 49, Commander william McEntee,
and -edgwck Post No. 1876, Commander IsdOr Isaacs.
Each post attended by 1t drum corps. composed Of
sons OF veterans, in the picturesque Zouave uniform.
The SEQ Yick Post paraded the smallest two drummers
on recDrd-Mastcr IsaacS, age seven, and Master
Boomer age I'VE Little Miss BOOmer bore the mask OF
the andere i.emarks made by Generals stone
and n A Barnum and Colonel David wilson. The
rand Marshal and personal stan will attend Dr. New
mans church on sunday evening IN uniform
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TRsNsCONTTNENTAL ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The Transcontinental
Railway Association resumed its sessions today As a
condition Joining the proposed money pool the Atchi
.on Topeka and santa Re Railroad urges that the Union
Pacific withdraw from the tIpartite alliance. The mat
ter was discussed the afternoon session and II was
urged BIZ the Atchisou Topeka and Santa Re that
Union Pacific could deal IA ry both with the MEM
bcr OF the money pool and the mem oer5 OF the upate
A.Ocsl ion at tile same time. lt finally decided t0
continue the Transc0utiucnta Association and not 20
form money pool. The Union Pocinc withdrew is
notice of withdrawal from the association. which WIS ~
have zone mo effect Nav p and the Texas Pacific and
Missouri Pacific were admitted 70 the association.
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roRK OF TIE cnNEERENcE coMMIrTEE.

The Executive Committee Of the Independent
Republican Cou ference held a meeting yesterday. At
which Carl sohurz, Theodore Roosevelt l.. A. Doty Alex
ander Forman, Graves sard. sigsmund Kaufman ex
Governor u. H. Chamberlain, General II. +. Tremain
George w. Green C. T. Miller and secretary Daniel Al
erton were present The committee perfected its ar
rangements By which tie secretary will sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

BROoKs-UPHAN-In brooklyn, Nay 10. 1874 by the Rev
Henry Yard .rsCher the Rev Jesse Wendell Brcoss AMI
Louis. Bisse daughter OF Nathan aud Louise 5 UDhsm Of
Brooklyn
No cards
DODD-ALLFN-At ZanesviIe. Ohio. wednesday. May "a.
by the,ReY. John G. Holiday l.maa, ds1zhteT Of
Allen esq, TO Robert ii. Dodd, Of New Y0rA city
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ROLLER SKA7IyG CONTESTS.

series Of championship roller-skating
races taking place al the Olympian Skating Rink on
Wednesday the championship twomile for profess
SIGNALS by Clark. the Pennsylvania champion
IN minutes, liza seconds. The amateur race for the
same distance Won by j. H. Clark, age twelve IN
minutes Il seconds. Last night the professional three
mile race was won by skinner, the New England cham
Mon IA II minutes 1924 seconds. The amateur race
which preceded 10 by T. Watts, IN III minutes
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

the barometer yesterday was generally downward.
Hazy and cloudy weather prevailed The temperature
ranged between go and 39' the avsrags 05asS oens
1852 higher the corresponding day last year and
A. higher than Wednesday.
Partly cloudy ololdv weather, with slight change,
In temperature and occasional light raiz NAY be CT
pected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

wAuIyGTOy. May 22.-For New England,
fair weather followed by increasing clouness and loc
rains by Tuesday afternoon evening east southwest
winds. stationary temperature
For the Middle Atanuc states, fair weather, followed
by increasing coudness and hight local rains by Friday
afternoon evening southwest Winds stationary i0l-
lowed by a slight fan IN temperature.
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DEllAyDEyG Az INQUEST Al 4 FUNERAL.

As the funeral of Thomas CROUCH was about
10 take place yesterday at No. 40 South Eleventh't
Brooklyn II was stopped complaint of his daughter
Ms Charles seinbrucher Of jersey CITY who demanded
an inquest Mr. CROUCH died or Monday ana tie atenu
ne was sxty-tygO years of age, and bruHhmaker Cor
oner Hesse allowed The funeral To ptOccod, nc Dolly
him naSed IN a receiving vault ia Calvary Cemetery
unit "A post IOrtem examination can Dc made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ME. OUTFITS coryG EARLY TO TIE CONVENTION.

Mr.. CURTIS GOING EAIIl 10 TIE UUNN IN IIUt''
George William Curtis has informed the Dec
Oration Day Committee OF the Grand Army Posts on
staten Island he will be unable TO deliver an Grafton
in Was ineon Park, sapletou he had promised be
cause he has been Unexpectedly called upon to DO IN
Chicago on that date Mr. Curtis Is delegate 10 the
Republican Convention from the Ist COnGre ssona DIS
erf.~
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SULLIVAN COUNTY FOR TILDEN.

MONTICELLO, y. Y, May 22.-The Democratic
County Convention OF sullivan County met here to-day
and elected B. W Winner r. A. Ncvcn and +. Hessinger
dele gates 10 the saratoga Convention. The Delegates
instructed but favor Tlden with Flower second
choice.
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for Chicago The members OF the committee will mostly
20 one week from to-day This the last meeting OF
the committee this city and there was some dscusson
of the line of policy 10 be pursued at hlcago r. W.
speaking the committee, said that the proceed
ings In this respect would not be allowed TO become
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
Mr.. HOLMAN PENOnyATED.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.-The Democrats OF
the WITH Congressional District in convention at Green
burg to-day rcnOminated william :. Holman on the nfst
hail
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PREPARING nd ID Id cHICAGO.

There was an informal meeting of number
of the delegates rom SewYork city 10 Tho Republican
National Convention and other politicians ri the Fith
Avenue Hotel yesterday 10 make arrangements for going
o. Chicago. The wil be- Sd - for tie round tF
special train Will probably be chartered.
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pRoEEsson wILLsoX or rRMcEroy. MARRLED

PRINCETON, n. j., May 22.-Miss Mary Hewes
Bulere. only daughter and child Of Joseph II. Brlere
president OF the Trenton Banking Company married
10 Professor f. Wilson. Of the College Of New-Jersey
to-day +. C. Roberts best man, ana the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A b. Baker rector OF Trinity
after The ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson sail Tor
EurOpe 0 SalurdaY.
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AMOS r EMO BORROWING MONEY.

Amos Il. Emo has borrowed 1920, goo from
The Mutual Life Insurance Company upon the Fifth
Avenue Hotel This action probably due to the fact
that Mr. Emo has had 70 furnish 53500OO0 to make UP
the deficiency In the Second National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

Of bcst-known odd Fellows I'm the country.
having been Past Grand Sire OF the Supreme Grand Lodge
OF the y Orld.
Detective Sergeant John Malonsy died Wednesday
night ct his home No. 81 Sutton place. He was bach
elor. thirty six years old. and had been policeman since
1870. He had made many important arrests.
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sALOMON LOUIS HYMANs.

Brussels, May 22.-The death of Solomon
Louis Hymans the Belgian author and puDclst, Is an
uUunccd.
He was born on May 3, 1929, began his career az an
author when only sixteen. and throughout his life was
pro ac In many different fields OF literature. He was
connected with various newspapers and FOR the greater
part OF his lie Was prominent IN politics.
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DEAD WOMAN WITH Marks on HER THRO4I
Deputy Coroner MESSENGER Will make an
autopsy to-day the body Of Mary Sehenek age twenty
three who lies Bellevue Hospital with hhgei i'iA' "
her throat and other indications OF violence.
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STEPHEN +. MORIARTY'S MEAGRE ASSETS.
JESSE Il. GRANTS PARTNER rEsTIfIEs IN SUPPLE
MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
Stephen F. Moriarty, the partner of Jesse K.
Grant testified IN supplementary proceedings yesterday
in a SUIT IN which Henry A Remington obtained iudg
ment by default against him in March last upon note
for IS 600 made by the witness Mr.. Morarty said that
he was sill partner Jesse Grant although they have
done no business time There assets or
property belonging debts due the firm. II own no
real estate" Mr. MOrarty said, or mortgages or con-
tracts relating real have property except
my wearing apparel have three four suits of clothes
own no iewelry. I pledged watch and chain and
diamond pin to my brother John T. MOTary, OF Boston
for loan Of from 81 900 to $1,000 about year and
delivered 500 shares OF 1t George W Balou Co
the time signed the The firm now holds 100
shares ~ this have interest in any stock specula
with Jesse Grant, with any other person had
contingent Interest In the WOOdhOuse Mexican OOnds
baseG on negotiations which / could not carry out
Mr. MOriaTty had far answered questions VITA ap-
parent willingness. He refused, however, 10 Fie
the OF the person who negotiated the hOnds WIZ
him witness and all the lawyers hastensd rom he
room, and Mr. Morarty made vigorous appeal 70 Judge
J. f. palv who sitting in Chambers, urging lhA ne
should not compelled answer because The question
would greatly damage Interested persons He had prom
secrecy in the negotiations AID innocent persons
would suffer If he should Judge DAILY sad tnal
the answer be given, and Mr. MOrary then stated
tiator The negotiations all conducted at the Fifth
Avenue Hytel Mr.. MOrfarry did not know where the
were. had in them and lie last
them about two months ago in the United states
Court House The Clerk OF the District Court then mad
them.
The examination will no continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
THOMAS B. CoyYERY TO EDIT TRUTH

IHOHd0 ID tUFNEHI to EDIT THLIHs
Truth will announce editOrially this morning
that its ownership has changed hands, and that and
after next Monday 10 will be edited by Thomas B. Can
merry, who until his resignation time ago. con
nected for many years with me Heir- YorL Herald.
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Religious Notices.

Church OF ,he Heavenly Rest. shave above 45th.st
The UuidOt 81 ran OF his Par sh Will hold
The above Church Evening, - lNst
al O'clock sermon b. the Rev. ID. PARKER MOnQAy
SUBJECT: d" Tue LORDS bay. seats tlea
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T,undbars'a Perfume Edsais.
Lnndbory's Perfume, Marccha. Nlsl ROs1.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Apins Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.