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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Loubat- U MON Club suit. Supreme Court
Sherman divorce suit, Supreme Court.
Railroad COMMISSIONER Chamber OF Commerce, 10
q. III.
Marie Garrison case. before Referee Dwight.
Griggs-GarrsOn case before Referee Ransom.
American Geographical Society, Chokering Hall,
p. m. ,
Citizens Bicycle Club annual meeting, American Ins
tute, p. IN.
Seventh Regiment Veterans anniversary, Irving Hall,
evening
D.
Professor scott's lecture. Columbia College, p. M
Eastern Butchers Protective SOcietys mass meeting,
Cooper Union, p. m.
Volunteer Firemen's Association, Clarendon Han,
p.
Meeting Of pedestrians, Madison Square Garden, p m
Wilson Industrial School anniversary, evening.
r. W. Raymonds lecture before Columbia College
School OF Mines, p. NJ.
st. Mary's Free Hospital annual reception.
Convention OF First District Good Templars, 1gn-
feminist. and Eighth-ave, afternoon and evening.
Temperance Confer at Broadway Tabernacle; ad-
dress by Miss Frances c. Willard Ia the evening.
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BUTLER on STRIKES.
WHY THEY ARR DISASTROUS TO THE LABoWNG
MAN-AEBiTRATIoN THE REMEDY.
Fron q Lct-cr . ID Lp0alo LaLor Meetng


| wish TO call 10 mind what very Likely Is as
faui Jar 10 you ~e but which in public di-cus
reason iv s,iii that is lie refusal 10 worldly labcI-
Ing men Toy rasc offered rarely successful Let
over tac place II honest and fair minded dealing was al
WAYS had between capitalists aud laborne men, because
wne adyata II To DO taken Of lac laDoer rs me
labor "a considerable extent fog than quarter Of
a rr,tnr, and can ray 10 strike Aa- ever occurred Of
t,,rst "a, compared with tIt whole rtlhc j. AUt "a
c,'t. bc.g4,.n IItDr aud CAPITAL ut between Two
kinds of capital the property Of two sets OF men
what Is usually called capital L. the earnings OF
Is cn, "ted in productive industry If that production
stops uoine is lost sucp stoppaee. except nnohts
which might oe gained u production went On Inc cap
lta. untouched tnr Profit on'J are lost :., ,.,o
con- Tire other hand 'hc h,'orns man. capital i, INC
dolAg day = labor Of given value. Ihle capital o the
ab0rer pc>Ec~ n the using vel as N The non-use
The only accumulation Oh inc ldlol.n- nan '.l', W.
leaving what hc may have saved OF his FORMER cam
mgs !, tne worth Of 80 many Days Wor" J." oe ui' Wy
II lie lies idle month ne losses to iin "l mat
another month hut that docs not make good the lost
month Their ore being Idle strike he loses all his
capital aud profits against the profits alone Oh The If' OF
Ucucr have alvay-said that strike while compare
lively useless aud even IL were useful. 10 * beneath lie
dignity OF an American workman SEQ 10 not pe me re-
employer II he j. wrongcd IN his relations with l- en-
poy De would bc IA every othe: relation oI me he
ought 10 md a adequate anu PROMPT remedy b' me law
tie .JId. and that law made iJ representatives ttc'd
by bis ballot
This il no now thought Of mine gave voice 10 IT IN
public some twelve or fifteen years ago ana now, recall
il IN To mind speak 10 yOd IoI the reason tHt
have seen gulne ON long and what VIII turn ohi d>t-
les strike. disastrous bat n0t equally 80 10 boih en-
piO.er and C.p.O.e. Contests aiI-iAE brt"teh GIN
AMI c,a1,cd a. to thcir rights are The only ones
Of any iUuutucr ia which efficient, II not too prompt,
Tribunals arc not given by our laws. But there l- no
court or arbitration on oter court That can decide ic
most Important ut all contro,e To- those having tneII
well the country ia general differences dils!hg
between what s, usually termed labor and capital May
giving some uIual M which those controversies can be
Justly aud C4Jut,aly -ctt!Ddi
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sUNDRY NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

GrTTENB re-. Anton Schumacher an aged Ger
man while engaged yesterday in 'llgging rock In a
quarry on the Bulls Ferry road, was instantly
killed by Il large rock falling on him.
Lw-DURHAN.-Whena locomotive the West
shore Railroad was taken into The rOund-hOnse on
Wednesday night the body OF a man was found
upon the pilot. 1t recognized as that OF Isaac
Kiopch farneI OF Little Ferry.
KEYPoRT.-About 500 people assembled yester-
day 20 witness ruunng race between the bay
horse Wallace, owned by J. II. J.. Vandcwater. of
KevpoIt and the soncl horse Big Dan, owned by
Gordon DAVIS Of danalaplan. The purse was 500
and was won by Big Dan.
ORANGE NAIIFY-An "Ode Folke's Concerto
TO Aid ye Young Nlmmin's Mission Band" was held
last evening m the "Mecung-h house on lIylande
Turnpvkc harde bye We Lincoln Roads, Among
the singers were Sabiua Dulcaua Smithers and
Mercy ou-us her sister; Illl-ye-day-of Glory
Meadows. Nne-of-Wisdom GOOdenoughe and Icha-
bod ~laughteThOu-c.
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A GIGANTIC APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans were fled yesterday by the Florence Apart
meut Company for aniue-story and basement apart
ueut house 10 be erected at the soutl least come.
have a flontage Of 1871 feet ola the avenue, depth
OF l48 feet and Will contain forty suites Of
rooms Each suite viii have ten rooms aud
private hall. mausard rcof is to
be added. which will contain the servants rooms.
The interior viii be handsomely finished in hard
wood throughout. 7 he structure viii be OF Icd
brick and terra GOTTA and Will cost from 81 OOO-
600 to 81 100000 Ii is 10 be huit on fhecc-operJ-
tive system TWENTY-FIVE Of the apartments Will
be sold and the remainder kept and rented for the
beueht of he stockholders.
The contract IS 10 whom specifications were
submitted have not all reported yet and nothing
will he done until the bids all IN bat il is eN-
pecied the work VIII be begun about June !. Tn
den ne specifications the building mpst be COM
plcted IN October. 1855. he architects are Rem
wick AspnwaN i Russell.
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TAPPAN ON THE STAND
CLOSING TESTIMONY IN THE RUGG TRIAL
TWO CONFESSIONS OF TIE MAYBEE NURDER-N
IGNORANT WITNESS.

TWO CONFESSIONS OF TIE MAYBEE MURDER-AN
IGNORANT WITNESS.
The fourth day of the trial of the negro Charles
a. Rugg began at Long Island City YESTERDAY
morning The court room was crowded WIN VII
heeses and listeners. DistriCtAttOney Fleming
called William II. SimOuson, the sOn-in-law OF
Er. Msybee. He testified that be had never seen
leaves in the barn where the bodies OF Mrs ana
Mise Maybee we're found anti November II: Mt
Maybee had horse and wagon, and he was Obliged
10 have some person to drive Tor NM as no W 90 %
Blind The watch pawnod by Rugg was shown 10
Che witness, and he identified 1t as the one oelonH
ing to Mrs. Maybee lie last saw II about Two
weeks before the murder. Henry hushihoIG ,o';i
fed that on November II he saw Aman gong IN III
the direction of the Maybees: 1t was ABOUT te9
minutes after 8 o'clock. Judge Brown wi Sd',a
y know the object Of the testimony ana yud EG
Busted replied I'VE wish 20 show that EdwaIu
Tsppan committed the crime ana NOT we" ~ seIf.
drew Ippan r son SO S Sd MaSSee WOMEN testified
70 having seen a man the highway on the aIleI,
noon OF the murder, and pointing 10 hugs' ne
said: think that looks like him." , -
Detective James w. Smith related his converse
ton with Rugg, in his cell at the JAIL As result
OF one of the Conversations the witness io!"u .ne
Haybee watch. Rugg told him where ~ was
Also told him that lie had thrown the cameo breast
pin into the river on the evening that lie went 10
tD;strirt- attorney Fleming presented the comics
eionlOf Rugg TO the jailer, made on February !,
IN which he related in detail the manner IN when
be killed tho two women and beat Mt. Mayoee.
After several witnesses had gwen unlWpOr'aht
testimony the case closed for the people. NJ.
Shells in opening tor the defence reicIiGu W tb
testimony produced 10y the prosecution ID a Scalh-
ing manner lie also dwelt on the confession iidue
by Edward Tappan and said they would show
that he and not Rngs committed the murder l2r
William l.. Bene.t, OF Long Island City, was The
FIST witness for the defence lie swore that az
attended Rugg soon after he was brought TO the
County JAN. lie was nervous and had an epAeplc
Tendency. Ii wOuli not Affect BIS mind.
When ex-Judge Bustccd called edward Iappan
there was a sensation III court. lie told where he
was on the day OF the murder. copy OF the con
feSsou made 10y lappan lmphc9tng Ms brother
John and himself I'M the commission OF the CRIME,
was shown HIM. and lie said: Il can't read wrt'
ing" After some hesItaucy ne SAID hats my
signIture / gued that statement and sWore to
H. The stat,:,cut was excluded by the Court.
1appan said that hc saw Rugg about two years ago,
when lie worked tor the MayUets As he was
about to leave the witness stand. Juror hicks
asked him II he understood the nature o. an cat
and he replied "No, ] do not tie reduced the
Statement to writing and lappan signed II, and
at 4:l5 the defence closed
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TIE BOX DOES NOT EXPLODE.

Despite the waning OBJ The box found amo NJ tho
effects of .atAaA J.. Fish, the supposed dyndmItear
. , hcf Nahcdv. OF the + i've Department, opened Il
yesterday. II contancl ordinary Fun-pI"Ier; and
some fuses and vas not an internal machine.
Nothing further has been learned about Tie ant
ccdcnts of tlsh, bat the rnpre., lon grows that he
WAS simply a scientific crank
Janes Llds .rwOod, grocer, at Er0adway ana
memorandum book said;
The entry OF y and tina, o. Mr P9rson, must have
been made three years a-O, tie Uu ~ James Idge
wood n Co. w'- dissolved then Fish may hag n;cuitd
going to Nassau ana proposed 10 apply T. Mr. PdIsOn,
about passage and about the Royal Victoria Iole
Tor which / was then agent.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY

NYAcK.-Mrs. S. l.. Baldwin, wife of the Rev. DR..
Baldwin, will lecture ON IAN Evening in the
Orient at ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
on Monday evening.
HAyERsTRAw.-The corner stone OF the new
schoo-hOuse was said yesterday, Stony Point
Lodge r. Il A. NJ. having charge OF the ceremonies
parade in which the civic societies of the town
participated, was feature of the day. The Rev.
Dr. A. 5. Freeman, delivered an Grafton. The
kew. C.. +. Hull delivered his lecture on Fort
Fisher" before a crowded house at the Central
presb Ytera IN Chmroh ON "Wednesday evening.
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BROOKLYN.


Absolute divorce is sought in the Supreme Court
by Emile j. A. JOurdan from Mrs Phebe ;. Jourdan.
lie was formerly a butler for General Grant.
To relieve the overcrowdug in the Kings County
Insane Asylum the Supervisors have authorized the
erection of two frame cottages at cost OF - 900
The Supreme Court has approved the lease of the
Brighton Beach Hotel 10y Reccvcr Jourdan
TO G. K Lansing, for two years and eight months
AZ 800 the first season 500 600 the second sea-
son, and 500 900 the third season.
John Br0uwor. Of No. 80 Clymer-7t., who was ar
rested for attempting 70 commit suicide by jump
ing into the Wallabout Canal on Thursday, and re-
leased bail, trod TO hang himself. llo was re-
ARRESTED.
The Supervisors Yesterday directed tho Commit
tee Oh He'll of Records to select site for the pro-
posed building A part Of the vacant plot adjoining
The Court House viii be selected. The Board APP
propriated $1,000 toward the reception OF the
Society of the Army of the Potomac in juno.
The Rev K. Creighton, of the Roman Catholic
Church Our Lady of Victory yesterday dlscoV-
cred o young man In priests garb. col octng money
for a bogus church. He arrested the lupostor ana
took him 10 tho Broadway Police Station. The
man said that he was Jamos McSleer-y, and jus
tice Massey sent him to the PcuIteutiary for SIX
months.
An Effort was made yesterday 70 set aside the
verdict AGAINST Martin ID. Gyrrcl, OF The Nlhd-
sor. in Clinton ST. who was cOhFlcted OF keeping
4 disordcrly house. The jury d"hbe'aied hVe
hours before reaching verdict, ana one OF Iheih
stood out agains; the rest, AtidayltS have been
made stating that of the Jurors offered TO stand
out against an agreement if he WAS paid 9OO.
judge Moore will investigate tie matter.
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NArLONAL GrARD NOTES.

The LIST Battery on Sunday, May 4, will go
on an excursion TO Union TN, y. j.
At the Court ~ Inquiry I'm the list Regiment ArDoTy
last night the petitioners appeared with Captain Lcddy
their counsel Colonel Vose aud the Regiment repre-
scented by Captain George A. Miller and william j. Hard
mg
rcgimenal court martial has been ordered to meet at
the 18th Regiment Armory Monday evening for tho
trial OF denI Captain Charles 3 Burns has been
detailed rs president
TIE Goth Regiment viii give a dress parade 10 the
Armory tuesday evening" aud viii aftePward De re-
ieTcd and Inspected
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NEWARK.

DIR, 6. b. Hoax Editor OF The advertiser who was
taken Ill some time ago has suffered a relapse.
At the meeting of tho FreehOlders yesterday OBJ
lection was made to the payment Of IL nurse in the
Iunaiic Asylum on the ground tnat she had been
retained for years simply to take charge Of child.
The Deaf Mutes Association has elected for presI-
dent Daniel j. Ward Independents, Walter j..
MacDoncgal, Of jersey CITY, and w. stewart
treasurer, William Ersiugcr aud secretary K. l.
Bales. An employment bureau has been organized.
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ARRESTIyG AM4Y wHO mad BEEN ROBBED

A man who said that he was a Catholic priest
entered liquor store at No. 2O3 owery, wednesday
night, treated two and gave them hfy cents each
Later rs ho trying to board a IhlId-aye car, he
arrested by policeman and taken to the E,drdge
street Station The sergeant said that he appeared more
Ike laboIiug under excitement than Ike druua-
He refused to give his name, said that he vas
teacher OF languages residing in Canada, and that he
had friends IN this city. lie also said that he had
lost $50. When be had recovered hls calmnesS tine
Sergeant ii schaIgcd him.
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The Mayors Cabinet will meet to-day.
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A PENSION L.

Superintendent Waling resumed his duties at
health had been much improved by his rest. HIS
return so soon after the passage of the Police Pen
SION bill gave rise TO report that he would ASK
following resolution, which sent out by general
alarm:
Resolrci That commanding officers OF precincts and
SQUADS report forthwith In writing 10 this Board the
names of all members OF their respective commands who
in their opinion have become disabled physically 0r men
tally supeTannuateG Dy age 50 a. TO DC unit iOI ponce
duty.
The commissioners will take advantage of the
new law and retire all the patTolmen who are unnt
Tor full duty. Recently they passed resolutions de-
signed TO force the retirement OF Chet Surgeon
Henry. Under the prescn; rules he has not rer-
formed any district duty. The Board YESTERDAY
received a letter from him stating that ms own IL
ness prevented hun from performing district work
and he had assigned DIS. Cook and Dorm to look
after the ruth and Eighth Precincts dulng the III
ness of Dr. Mcleod.
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INNG ISLAND

HrAiPoIEAD.-Ou Wednesday afternoon M { line
tackled by "a terJcious bun while driving the ami
IuaD out In the yard and was gorcd in horrible
manner
Lose ISLAND CuY-"L Larry Casey, the well
known sporting man OF Hunters Point, was arrested
Yesterday. CHARGED with stealing cog. lie was
locked upIn the Astoria police station, but was sub
srquontly released on ban. Mr.. Clscys nlcuds say
that lie J., beng IcnccIted by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
WFSTCHEGTER COUNTY

MOUNT VERNON.-The baseball club has received
a challenge from the st. Johns College nine also
from a New-YOrk club. adam Palmer, of West
Mount Vernon, who thrown from his wagon
and severely injured ten days ago, died yesterday
aye thirty-nine lie was Superintendent Of the
Poor for three years
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gustemals at Washington Hotel 81. MGro-General
John NJ. Corse of Boston ~ n Arenue HoT,-kall-
road Commissioners John ODOnnel and John ID. Keenan,,
OF Albany and Colonel l. W. Cole OF Nashville Bre-
rOorf Hotis.-General J. IT. Wilson, OF Wilmington, Del,
and Professor J. W. Churchill, OF AndOver Mass.....
Hoffman House-The Rev James Freeman Clarke, OF
Boston . Grand Central HOeL-EI-Cong1essmsn George
West OF Balls:on. ~ Y.
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ALONG me SOUND.

SIRAfF,Ep.-Mi. and Mrs. David ~. Judson cc.o-
bIatod their silver wedding last evening.
SotlnrOET.-lLc ir-t number Of new weekly
paper The IGbh,d .lG Ifstr, edited by b. T. Ashley,
formerly Of The POrtchcic' yooHaL appeared yes
To-day.
muDGrroET.-NlaiorT Thomas L. Watson, who has
been eiet ted CUone. Oi the itA !csmcut, &. y. g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

Is member Of tho firm Of Watson & Gibson, bank
ers, in New-York ~ is also brigade Quartemaster
on General Stephen X. Smiths staff.
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Announcements

Genuine Johann HONS Malt EIracthas Johanna
Hon and MOriZ Eisner neck bottle Indorsed by
all physicians for general debility. Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

son, James F. Burke James 9. Coogan. James ,;
Campbell, Joel G. Evans. Hugh Brock, feIalnsnia
Duryea, John Johnson. IT,. Heinrich KTas6uTg and
John Queyedoi Ordinary SeamS1-LTGa 1s a.; 'i John
Charles II. Mcleod David H. kiean nd Cs SUna
Love- love- MSchnsts%J. NJ. Beam and Henry
Thomas; observation-disclosures }, Wharton lar
pcntcr-Joseph B. Freeman flremeh-'"hlo'
Regau and Archibald Currie
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KrrNAN PREFERs FEEs no SALARIES.

County Clerk Keenan, yesterday wrote Mayor or
Edison letter urging objections to the passage oy
the senate of Assembly bill No. 463, which snOsu T.
tutes salaries for fees in the Search Department VI
the County Clerks Office. lie said;
The bill relates solely TO that department OF the CGuh
Clerks office known the Search Department wLich rus
been more than scfsustaning for the last thirty years
During tbe year 1888, which an average gOOd DIs
ness wear in the department. the gross amount ieced
by IL from all sources $9O059 81. II the business
which was transacted in 1t during that time had ben
governed BY the provisions OF the BIZ In question lis
gross income would have been $552S4 10 less Than IL
was or S34775 65 against an outlay Tor rhnlhR e1-
penses OF $54 100 showing deficit OF S2OOOO 70 como
out OF the city treasury. -,
The other branches ~ the Office OF which
I have charge, namely, County Clerks office
proper and Supreme Court Clerks office, including the
salaries attendants of the various parts OF the supreme
Court and excluding the salaries OF the Supreme court
Justices row cost the city Sl12725 per annum a-anSt
average income OF 100000 showing an eXlsting Dnr
den upon the taxpayers to the extent OF $o2o per an
unm. $500,
NV sole object IN calling your attention TO the matter 10
that you and your cabinet may send remonsrance 10
the senate against the passage OF the bill IN It's present
form as public may have been falsely led TO beheVe
that the changes contemplated by the bill Will erect
saving Of $4,000 per annum 70 the taxpayers WINE as
matter fact they will result y an absolute loss OI not
less than 500 900 per annun.
Tho Mavor's Cabinet will meet today.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOk.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises o. ssts64G r5oi 5Ol Moons aycdA 20
HIGH WATER TODAY.
IA-sandv Hook. ia GOV IslanL 738 lIo 1ahH 1925
PA.-Sandy hOOA 1872 GOV Island 6:OJl uel GAIA. 9o4
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
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Makes The Weak StrOnq

The purifying valzing effect which Hoods 5arsapartla
upon blood the regularity which gives TO the dges
organs the toning and DvigOrng effect upon tue
system give person who has been weak anddebated
life strength and vigor Take Hoods Sarsaparla this
"Hoofs sarsaparia did great deal Of good hal no
particular disease but tired out from overwork and IL
toned up"
Mrs O. r. SIMMONS. Cohoes. ". z.
WHAT A PRESIDENT SAYS
have used Ho)ds Sarsapara for sOno time ara have
derived theretron 70 gives me an appetite and
strens the whole sysoI cheerfuly recommend
to all who need regulator Of the bowels building uD
and ,tren gthenng meicno" JOSIAH W COOK, Presdeat
Cambridge Mutual Fire ms. Co, Cambridge Mas
Hos sarsapala tones up system, purlhes my oooi
sharpens my appetite 70 make me oyer.'-WAl
TERI BLAIR. Corning, y. Y f'-t
much troubled by general debility Last Spring
sarsapara pro the tn needed derived An
Immense amount benefit felt better"-H T. MIL
LET, Boston. Mass
Hoods SaYsaparilIa
sold by all drugEsts 81 six for s.. Made only ~
O. l. HOOD & CO. pothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAB.
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SLAP ETON.-Gcorec William Curtis mas accepted
an Invita- on 90 deliver tine Decoration Day address
at Nashi, ston Park.
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For HOUsE-CLEANING
There Ia nothing equal 10 James Pyle's PeaTliDe.
see that you get tne GENUINE.
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ToRPrD LIVER: Headache, Fever, Dyspepsia
Chills. cnred BY " Wells Health Remover"
"RoUoH Of TOOTH PowDRR. elegant lJc.
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he was ged IN the manufacture of watch cases,
adding that he was worth $4,000, and that his
liabilities did not exceed ~ 900. lie swelied MS
bill 10 $1,000 Mr.. Spear swore that he mas
learned that the assertions were false.
ExPLtINING AN ALLEGED M-sTArEMENr.
Arthur Dudley Nlnton was arrested recently ana
held for trial by Police Justice Smith on the COM
plant of Rastus ). Ransom that Mr.. NintOn had
sworn falsely i'm suit by declaring that check
drawn by him In favor Of Mr.. Ransom had been
procured under false representation The case
came before Justice Barrett yesterday. Burton n.
HARRISON III behalf of Mr. Vlnton, argued that the
statement Of his client complained Of was not ma
tena 10 the issue. The District-Att0rney and
Abram King opposed this view and insisted on
Mr.. Vinton's guilt
BETTER THAN AN INSURANCE POLICY.
Thomas Devlin n dOorkeeper of the Finance De-
partment of the city was taken sick IN 1878, and
continued TO draw his salary to January l, 1917,
was not formally dismissed. He died three years
ago, his name having remained on the roll as an
sent without leave" His widow, Mary DeviIn'
brought suit to recover ~, 100 with lnterest-hls
salary for the two years of his illness. Justice
Donohue. IN the Supreme Court, directed verdict
yesterday for Mrs. Deylin, the amount beng
$1,000.
EMPLOYERS AND LABOREEs,
Contractor John Mallory Is the only employer
now holding out against the demands OF the Car
pcnters Union. Some Of his men joined the
strikers yesterday. The AmalRamated Building
machinery of their organizations II he does not
give IN before Monday. The establishment oil
Tredwell, SOte * Co., at Broadway and Chambers
ste against which strike has been ordered by tho
JOuneymen Tailors Union, was closely plcketed
Yesterday. The union has decided TO support the
strikers, and declares that 1t will be satisfied with
nothing short Of pledge from the firm to employ
no non-union men.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
iss LexiuZtOn-ave. between 2Jth and 3Jth-s~.
UouTs, 3 10 l. til Diseases u this Nervous systs
Geuito- Urinary organs InD Jtsnce and st3dltsE