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New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
BITS OF COURT NEWS.

In the case Of Mrs. Lydia Cutting agalns
General William Cutting Surrogate Rollins yesterday DE-
Ided 70 issue subpPnas 10 the Attendance of Wiz
whose testi Is desired support alay, G
the citations The hearings will be resumed Monday Al
O'clock
Gustaye Amberg has been ordered show cause before
Justice OGOrman IN the Superior Court this morning why
he should not be restrained from producing RAub d
~abi nernnen tIhe Rape Of the Sadness this
the Thaa theatre OF which he Is The complain
ant is Richard Bloch. agent OF Felix Bloch Berin pu
sner OF theatrical novel les who alleges that M
the Drive OF producing the play has not been paid
The General Term OF the supreme Court yesterday heard
arguments the appeal in tie OF Richard Crowley M
police sergeant sentenced to >tae prison fr seventeen
years and six months FOR an assault on Maggie Morris H.
Lawrence ana d. Edgar Anthony appeared for the prisoner
and Assistant District Attorney Nic0l for the people
Tie bark Brothers Pride was lost al in 1879 Her
mast r. William HI. Tower aterward convicted In
Johns New brunswick. OF haynz seutted her be
tened to ten years Imprisonment but the ngn.nt
aside by the App late Court and he was dis gsS pq
she freight Of the vessel consisted Of ever 800 a
Of nelade owned hy Acalus Palmer. Danie MeL4usAn
and Charles Palmer by whom WAS insured Tor 80 100 u
the Great ern Insurance Company OF ths city spi
by the owners AGAINST the insurance company IN the
peror Court he Justice Ingraham jury
the plaintiffs for the full amount claimed Sj.JG5 90 Wv
Goodrich appeared for the plaintiffs and Joseph H. Choae M
the defendant.
Aubrey c. wilson, referee has reported that Mrs Clan
Waterman Ia entitled divorce from Baruch Frank Wafer
ard TO tho custody OF their two children.
The will OF Gorge Wilkes was admitted TO probate yeser
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Captain Richard /.
Law has been ordered to command the League Island
Navy Yard Lieutenant Commander John c. Morong 10
duty as executive OF the swatara; Lieutenant L. +.
Qualtrough and Ensign William T. saford to the recev
ing ship Wabash; Passed Assistant Engineer Arthur
Prco to the SWatara.
Captain william T. Fltzhdgh has been detached from
the command OF the receiving ship ST. Louis aud Naval
station League Island, and placed on waiting orders
Lieutenant Commander Edward T. Strong from the
Swatara and placed waiting orders; Lieutenant
James X. SelfridRc from the photographic Office and
ordered TO the Adams; Lieutenant Lewis Z. lIemer
anI Ensign Walter NJ Constant from the training ship
Portsmouth and placed on waiting orders; Ensign
Omenzn c. Dodge from duty at the Smithsonian Instu
ton aud ordered TO the training ship Portsmouth Naval
Cadet H. L. Wentz from the training ship Saratoga aud
ordered the Swatara. The orders OF eueLant j. D..
J. Kelly TO the Adams have been revoked, aud he has
been placed on waiting orders.
Second Lieutenant James L0ckett, 4th Cavalry. has
been appointed t. act Inspector Of certain Signal SER
vice property at Port Mcdowell Arizona Territory
ported unservceable aud requiring the action OF
Inspect r, ana for which Second Lieutenant Robert b.
Ws..i -, signal Corps. 10 responsible
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
CALENDARS rH(j DAY

sUPRRMY COURT. CHAMBERs-Before Lawrence J.-No,
1872 POS 2l2 22$ 22o. 2Sl 1876 25z 2S9 34o 2!l 2i6
S 4 2S5 2SS 2S 2 5 5SS S S 376 @ 5 s7i '' 1'O 20i %
sUPREYE CoURr-GENKRiL TERN-Before Davis. P J.
Rgdy 5s o fnf ds PaniS Ss 1fG' 10 i i i u q So iY ~
~ 22 29 - %, 26 81 2s "a, AZ, 6e, CO. o. So 81 100
srrERMK couRI7sPrcIAL TKEM-PARr I-Before Beach
sUrEEME counf-srEcIAL TKRM-PAEr II-BefOre Doa
onne J;ISos ; ~ 2g5 Isl 30 ~ po,,.o ro
Adjourned tl october 70.
srPRSNR CoGGT-CRcUn-PAR III-Betore Andrews
1885 1855 1896 1851 1891 lssO 1887. 1893 2Oi9 2O9
sUPREME CoURT-ClRCUT-PAR IY.-Before Van DrnLI
Nos. 1905. l22s 1910 1909 1850. 1886 1853 l229 l47
i5ssii.. i57777. $oi, 555. !6I i5t5. a-0' .-''
thompson II a motion calendar called at IL VII
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRlGL TERx-PARr I-Beiore sedswiel
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PAuT lI.-BefOre Freedman
sUPSRIoRCoURr-TNA TERM-PAEr ILL., Before Tru.1
Nos. 9a6. 46 9js 4oO ol7 2lS. 100. 55s, 1886 lOS
1864. lU77 iO7S, 1879 los;
suPERloR CoUgT-rRIAL rERM-PART IV.-BeiOge Ingrs
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEclAL TEBM-Before O'Ganuan. j.
CoMMoS PLKas-TRnL TKRM-PARr I-Befcre Larrsnoy
4 rs 81 Isl & AZ 'G: iS III itS 55S 1851 isS c 6S
COMMON PLEAs-rRIML TERM-PARl IL-Betore Dlly, CT
Nos one hour causes rs 1893 1874, 1892 1888 2J4k
CoMNoSrLEAs-EQurr TEEM-Geforo Daly. J.-NOs 10. q
5oaMoS PixNs-srEcIAL TERN-Deforo Allen J-yOs
CRY CoURT~rRIAL LTRaM-PARTI.-Betore Hyatt J-yO.
s is5 5$s ssS tSg sS 5sSS @ 55 S S S6 O 1904
CRY CouRT-TRAL TERM-PART IL-eefore browne ;,
Nos. 5O4S yO33 J7O9. 1894, 5is 5S5l 1870 57O lS)l
5sY5, 5sg6 1882. 5746. 9yOi 300 5672; 5905 59O2,
CnY CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART III.-Boore Hall j..
Nos 5io3 5SAj J7V5 5762, 5JO7. 5l61. J4l2 jSo4 sos
$500. 59Oy 5922 59lS $685. 5S47. 5O5, 5s63 lSa
57SI. 595O. 5744. -,
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNERBefore Judge Barrett aai
district AttJrnoy Eartine.-NOs. !. -,
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIoNS-PARr l.-Be.oSe kecotiel
Smyth and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald Colr
opens at IL a.m.-NOs 4. D. G Z 3 9, TO- H. IL ID
H. Is. l6, II, IL, l9. 20 u, %. 23 "a 20. -,
COURT or GENERAL SIsIUNs PART lI-Betore jung
GiidoTseoyO. Assistant District Attorney Parrs-N0s,t \
2 3 o. D. 4 o. TO- H. H. l3. a. To- Is IL l., 10 % u
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
NITIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
JUDGE vGNCENTs SUCCESSOR.

WAsuINGToN, Oct % Especial. The PreSi-
dent has not we kened the Of Judge Vincent OF
New-Niexico. To-day he appointed Elisha V. Long
OF Indiana, as Nincents successor. Judge Long
ia Democrat, who has been upon
the Circuit bench OF Indiana for thirteen
years cOnsecutively. The assertion is made that he
is the only man who over carried Whitly County. In
DIANA for the Democrats He for Congress II i -
but defeated There we're several candidate ~ IN
diana for tins place, among them Judge Nlnned. ol
Iogansport and Judge Pollard, Of Carroll County The
oticr was recommended by senator Voorhees, aud vice
Prsdrn Hendricks aud all the old wheclhOrscs Of the
Marty but tue President Is not listening To the In
diana statesmen much he was ana
Le appointrd Long on tho lattcr's own
peraoua application Long has been Ia the city all this
week working u secure tHis place.
EyCongre-snan Tlnma. j. ward OF Indiana. Is here
seekl ng "A position III tho diplomatic service.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The President to-
day appointed William ITill Of Illinois, to be Consul OF
the United Port Sarnia; Robert +. Warng
be assayer and melter OF the United States
Assay Onice at Charlotte. n. C.; George 8.
Savage TO be Collector OF Customs for
the District OF Cherrystone, Va; L. O. Washington. OF
the District Columbia, to be commissioner
amin. section OF railroad constructed by the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company; s. j. Anderson TO be Col
lector OF Customs at Portland, Me.
Louis r. Church, of New York. has been appointed
Associate Justice OF the supreme Court OF the Territory
OF Dakota; william W. Porter. OF California, Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Arizona; william H.
Barnes OF Illinois Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Arizona: John o. Shields OF Michigan, be
Chief Justice OF tho Supreme Court OF Arzona; Evan
Long OF Indiana TO be Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Mexico; Israel Green, OF Mitchell Dakota.
10 be agent for the Indians OF the Ssstcn Agency in
Dakota.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
4 GREEyBA CxERAGA1ysr HIS WILL.

The lampposts which surround the statue of
Franklin in Printing House Square received coat OF
paint Wcdnesdaysn the storn tho pacard which should
have warned clear Of tho lampposts
was blown away. A party OF would-be statesmen" "
punched themselves tho statue and discussed
cent political happenings
q" don't like the way the Citizens League put their
ultmaum," said politician Vehemeuty. "We didn't
any Independent Democrat nominated. We wanted
"a straight Republican or straight Domoci at. These
Onthefsncn fellows don't Ike. see the old Greenback
party wouldn't be "A 'GreOnbaeker' for any amount
OF money"
But you are one, nevertheless" reolncd of his
companions
"Mhat DO you mean u
THAT you have aDont half pound OF the cty's
green paint on your back"
Tho enemy to The Greenback party hastily turned
around ana found that his mpanlOns words were only
t"0true' lie bad been standing against one or the
freshly painted ampposts
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
os. 20, -. s7s. 35l. s9s. a6i. Sc. 97S.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.--ln the United States
Supreme Court to-day. the following business "@
transacted - ,.,.,o,
No 2-Pcter \ NJ Van wee appellant, agt. F Y Winsa
and others Argument continued Dy W Fuller Or theP
No. b le Boston HYurauiic Cola Mining 60 pany pa
ag the Eagle Copper and silver Mining W,
pany. submitted by George NOuFse for the derdabs
error appearing Tor the paintia in II T ~
no. 4-Tho knckcrOOcker Liie INSURANCE. Company
til error. agt. PeadetOl aud others lie sIsnea
ton l. W liunes Tor the defendants Ia error H.,
No 0-Henry ReychauL surviving syndc etc appcH@A7
agt. the United States Passed. , ,f,
No 6-JOhn Hewitt planuG in error. agt. Robert ~ -
In TO the Circuit Court OF the United states
the District OF Indiana Dismissed with costs, puIsus
10Th rule. - "a
No -Charlos Savage and others plaintiffs in error ss
ThUm Burns In the supreme Colr OI Tue isa
rtOry Of Montana Dismissed with ccst' pursuant !" ~
rule. - r-,..-.a
No s-Mary Ellis appellant, agt vii ial PaISlsI nISnls,I
ana others. Appeal irom the Circuit court OF ue
states or tho District Of California. DiSmsSed VIM
pursuant TO 18Th rule. -, oAi.ae,
No 0-javid Magrnior appellant agt the city OF az
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF tue United states sd
Northern District ci Illinois. Dismissed Win essS i
No lid Payne ami others etc sppei1anad aad
agt Moore Ia trust etc Appeal from the CrVy yssoa
OF the United states for the Eastern District oil A'
Dismissed with costs a.. roxn Il
No I2-George ID Burton. appellant agt re gmTpid
Greenye Appeal from the Circuit Court ol nai ns with
States for tho District Of Now-Hampshire Dshise'"
costs pursuant TO 18th rule. -. rSuaN
No f6-Wuliam Gibson. plaintiff in error. agL Ian
Lyon and others. Re-suOmlttol by David ts,iis
c1Or and by William Henry Rawle for the deienoAH''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
MASS FOR CARDINAL IrCLOSKEY.

solemn high mass OF requiem Tor the repOse
the soul OF Cardinal McCoskcy was offered yesterday
in tho Church Of the Epiphany Twenty-irst-st and
second-aye The cclebrant was the Row Dr. Burtsell;
deacon the Rev. p. r. Hickey and subdeacon the Rev
NJ c. Parker. full choir under the direction Oi the
organist Mr. DAVIS rendered parts Of Mozarts requiem
and the Dies IrH of Cherubni. .
AT the Church Of the Holy InnOcents Thiryseventh-
stand Broadway solemn high mass was also oered
Rev Father McAuey the celebrant, with fathers
FitZimons and IIaines deacon and suD-deacon Ihe
sermon euOstc OF the deceased cardinal was preached
by Father McQurk and the master Of the ceremonies
was the Rev Mr. Downcs. Rosa y EIina was the organ
l,t and also sang d" Angels Ever Bright and Fair
Cherubinis mass with selections from Rossins Sta0et
Mater were also
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
THE GREAT MEETING TONIGHT.
COMPLETING TnE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70
LADIES TICKETS.


LADIES TICKETS.
The great meeting to be held at the Madison
souare Garden tonight absorbed much of the attention
of the politicians about state Headquarters yesterday
dispatch from Rochester said that Governor-elect
Foraker and Mr. Davenport would leave that city at IL
o,cIock last night by the New-York Central road.
R,oms have been engaged for them at the Gilsey
House Senator Edmunds will come from Washington
on the limited express this afternoon ana go To the Mur
raw Hill Hotel Committees have been appointed 10 re-
eeiye tho speakers their arrival here. Cen
eral Carr and all the capd.dates on tho
State ticket will he present tonight The
f,r,- has horr handsomely decorated with hags and
anners platform has been erected just south OF thc
centre OF the bnidng around which Will be groupeu
host of presidents and secretaries Inc Sl Vi VICE
presidents will include most of the prominent Ropubh-
cans Of the city, Among those who have accepted nvi
taons be present are ex-President Arthur senator
Miller Senator Evarts Edwards Pierrcpout Hamilton
Fish A. b. Cornell. John Jacob Astor. Levi T. Morton
Jesse seligman Joseph W Drexe, General Horac" Por
tor David Dows Horace White and Theodore
Roosevelt E5cn's Band OF forty pieces will furnish
,be music Boxes and long rows OF gallery
seats have been reserved for ladies accompanied by
pen,mcn otherwise These are the only ucAcls tha
Will be issued They should be presented AZ W. @ h
ave entrance. The remainder OF me Dnlldns VIII DS
omen TO public. The demand Tor tckcts was t gVa'
that by D. IN the Subcommittee had only twenty eIt
There will be plenty OF tickets OF TINS kihd tOuaS' ~
new rows OF seats have been reserved. ,.,-., ,...
General Carr Senator Thomas and MAJOR uirlch OF lhe
State ticket, were about Hehaquaters nehrh ~, ,,
Yesterday Among other visitors were senator Miller
State nators Davidson, Lansing, GlbDs "llpeIl anu
Thomas. Levi +. Morton. As~emDlyn1n howe. Colone
IamiJtom Fish r Alderman samuel Morris. Of Troy and
J"hn a seicher of The Albany Esc"ing Journal
Tho committee is beseged with requests Tor General
Io.au as a speaker The committee has only threo
dates from him and these are all nileu'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
MOURNING GOODS TO SUIT ALL TASTES.

IhrOngs OF IaulcS VINO are shopping lnger at
Jacksons mourning goods store. No. III Broadway.
This is the only house in the city that now makes
mourning goods exclusive speciality In 1t are TO he
found the finest fabrics that made in this country,
well The most delicate designs that IN
Europe All kinds OF mourning goods are made by tho
firm. This year II has added TO the wide assortment
various styles In children's goods suits made for
children from four to ten years old for girls from
to sxteeu The suits and cloaks are also kept band
in large varieties.
Among the more favorite cloths that are in demand
this are tho Henreta Grape cloths the Merose
and the Drap dAlma These used chiefly for suits
II has also had manufactured from its own designs
variety OF French costumes in camelshair and MORE
slkrimmed with dull beads In wraps the bOucle aud
the bourelte are the prevailing styles OF fabric. The
rough effects which the fashion In all departments
Of dress goods reflected largely In mourning goods
though the extreme nces are softened aud the palmer
styles or the fabrics make them less costly.
In second mourning goods the III has large selec
tlon of novelties The millinery department has been
enlarged end line of special styles In bonnets is pre-
sented 10 Customers
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
THE woMAN,s TEMPERANCE UNION.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, Oct. % (Spec'dD.-At
to-days session OF the womans Temperance Chrs'ian
Union much business was disposed Of Among other rc'
ports read was that Of Mrs Joseph d. Weeks OF F..
burg superintendent OF the Department. OF sc'eh'n0
Temperance Instruction. She an account OF tne
mart taken by the woman's Temperance Union in secur
ing the passage by last Legislature OF the Dill for the
introduction OF textbooks physiology and hyglsne
with reference siimuants and tno pun
Tic schools IN the evening public meeting was helu'
at which Mrs Annie Wittenmeyer OF Phlladelpna, pre-
sided and Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, OF Hyde PARK Mass, uc
verei an address, Mrs Francis L. Swift reelected
nra
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
pRFsRyrrRIAN SYNOD AT TROY.

TROY, Oct 22.-The Presbyterian Synod OF
New York devoted almost entire session this morning
to discussion OF the committee plan to sustain weak
churches. The recommendations of the committee pro-
posed tho formatan of synodca board to undertake
the work. independent Of the Board OF Home Missions
enjolning however. continuance OF the annual coec
ton for the benefit of the Board special COL
lection for the synodca branch Of the work was advo-
Gated, as was also the appointments OF a committee
which should charge or the funds and OF
ments In the interests OF struggling churches pro
longed argument had, great opposition 10 tho
plan being shown, and recess was taken without ac
inc on the report At o'clock this afternoon the synou
attended reception rendered by Mr.. and Mrs James A.
BURDEN.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
THE GovERNoRsnrP OF DAKOTA.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. % (SpecidD.-A dispatch
from Fargo states that Mr. Bssel Of Buffalo. the law
partner OF President is to be appointed Governor OF
Dakota. There IA truth in this report
There wIu not be any change IN tho GoveTnor'hlp OF
Dakota for several months at least This u stated by
authority when Colonel Pierce was here recently the
President Is said given him assurances That he
would not be removed he i the only Governor
Dakota has for some years who has proved salts
factory to the people The Colonel abandoned big
enterprise which he intending 70 engage In upon
~.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
DED1cArIyG 4 REFORMED CHURoH.
The Bloomlngdale Reformed Church

DIOOIIIIIIB IBWdIF
Broadway and eghtst. was dedicated last eve n
ing Il built OF Kentucky ooltic limestone having
frontage OF ll2 feet in Broadway ana drpth OF 100
feet m Sixtyeighthst The of the church and the
parsonage which ad doins It 100000 exclusive of
the land which is valued at Sl25,OOO. ;. b. Reed the
architect who drew the plans and superntended the
construction Of the building, is member of the church
elder. The pastor. the Rev carlos Mar
typ read statement concerning the present condition
oil the church. the way In which came 10 be bult and
said that the settlement is made the church Will
be out OF debt The sermon was preached by the REV.
Dr. T.. B. Coe. and Dr. A. C. Nermilye offered the
prayer OF dedication Other cergymen who took part IN
line services were R0dcrick Terry, f. A. Reed l. W
Chambers Sanford s. Martyr, William W. Clark and j.
NJ Dickson.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
NOMINATIONS FOE TIE STATE LEGIsLATURl
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

sepate-vIth District, Edward E. Reilly, CTam) .,.
Atsemb!y-IId District lanes oliver &C. d.. Ist Distrct
GooTge sir TRm.G With District Michael Brennan, (C Dli
Xth District O. +. Rosseh O. Dh Xlth District Moses
district jacob KunzepDen &C. -. XlX,h District w f.
ftt,iiugs (TamG XVtn District q. H. McAdaE ". D)i
lid district J. f. Power S D XXtn DISTRICT Henry n
stenor$ H. IL inGSTsed y Tan%aY Tam1 1d and
IIT IITMsIntyre O. d. XxIfd District J; osEtOr Tan
shea &C. D. lid Union County, \. j. Di5riet w chan
bers (Rep.) Iet Cumberland County n - Dttle' - ~
Guford iDeTpG lid District, county, G. escott
sIsmi VIII Uistriof ] y Rsnuy Co. D.; XVIII Dis
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
ELECTION FRAUDS IN OHIO.
PROCEEDINGS IN CINCINNATI COURTS.
COMPLETING THE WORK IN HAMILTON COUNTY
THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED.
IRY rELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIRuNE.l

COMPLETING THE WORK IN HAMILTON COUNtf-
THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED.
IBr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Upon the decision OF
two cases In here depends the majority In the
next State Senate and possibly that Of the United states
Senate after March. In one before the Common
Pleas Court a temporary injunction was graute" "
restrain Clerk Dalton from issuing certheates Oh
election 10 candidates shown by the returns 10 nave
the highest number of votes. In that case argument
Will he closed 20 morrow, but there Is an mtimaloh
from the bench that injunction will be continued AT
least TIL decision is given on the petition Tor "rt Oh
1nandamus which will be heard In the Circuit Ccnr on
onaay and which asks that Clerk Dalton be ordered 10
canvass the In proper way and be Instructed
10 throw out from five wards Illegally counted
ON their face by him. That petition also that the
Republican candidates for the Senate received a
plnrality OF all the legal votes cast, and should be
declared elected The argument in favor Of dssoving
the injunction viii be that the alleged frauds may be
contest and that the court has no power to
interfere with the The argument for continuing
The Injunction and granting the mandamus Is thai the
court always has to prevent fraud and that frau
will be permitted II the clerk is allowed 70 issue cer
Gates and the returns received ana that the
clerk of the court duty it sought to regulate is
pareuarly proper subject OF such an orderfrom the
court The Democratic plurality in these i've precincts
appears as l52l.
In another suit already decided the Judge explicitly
stated that there illegal votes cast at the precinct
in question II these are thrown out all the KepuOhc"h
legislative candidates one will be elected As II
stands they are all defeated
p The unofficial footlngs complete make Hoady's pu-
ray 6i6. Kennedy (Rep. for Lieutenant Governor
has plurality Of 73i. NJ A. Wilson has the highest
vote for Senator the Dem ocratlc ticket 3S72 and
Richardson has the highest on the Republican tlcSet
344Ol. Harddcre is lowest on the Republican ticket
having llS and Brashears the Democratic ticket
34.5S4. For Representatives the variance Is hot as
great but all the Democratic figures are all higher thah
lhe hi CHEST Republican vote. .
rha Cnnn tpQ n
detect and punish violations of the Registry ana
Election laws, held y public meeting tis afternoon at
permanent organzttion was Elected pro. .ldlhg i9f
large membership with initiation fee OF 30 ana the
same amount for annual dues the officers and enough
other members Of the association To bring the rnnOer
up 100 constitute executive committee u was
agreed thai tisan test for membership shoud oe
applied and that OifcehOder should serve on tne
executive committee The object of the ASSOCIATION Is 10
protect the purity Of the ballot
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
aEW.YORK TRIBUNE FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 ieo-lEN r

cssop o annual convention In the First
Baptist Church, Leeave The principal business was
the report OF tue DR. D. c. Eddy OF the Conmlttee
ON Tenperance Work, who offered resolution mat
efforts Sc made that the sale OF malt and aconollc
louors he forever forbidden except for necnahloa,
medicinal and sacramenta purposes, and that should
be submitted the people for their acceptance OF
ton which would decide whether public opinion Is up
TO enforcement suppressive laws or whethcr ne peo
ple of the state the rumshops 70 stay An
ent was added to the resolution calling upon ne noAt
Legislature 10 prepare and submit such an amehuIDo'
to the voters OF the State The resolution was adoPe
The convention closed with q sermon py Tue nv: h1s
George W. Fowell, of the Union Avenue bap'is'
Church.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. Oct. 22.-In the Court of Appea

to-day the following causes argued:
No 355- Philip Ebing and others respondents agt PaI
Bauer appellant Argued by Ashoe Fitch for the spie~
ant. kdw lrd salmon for the Tesp0n lent
No 3J9-Jamts Halrlant AMI others, appellants ~;
William II ScbnlOhl aud others respondents Argued Y
SeiXas for the pclants, Philip Wilson for the repoDs
30l-Mary Gagvey respondent Ct the city f Buils
appellant Argued by Edward Hawks for the appellant
Mi Moore Or the respondent. -
No. 800 Frank .Iu lam. respondent act. the Genets
1ransatlan que company appellant. Argued By Sei
dert the appellant Charles D. Glcrgi for the responG.
No 29S-Wliam Gleason. respondent agt CALVIN il bels
appe liant Argued by the appellant Ia pefsOn Oe-SA
Tor the r. spOndent
The following tho day calendar OF the Court OF AP
peals for October -;
Nos. 324 32D. s7S. 35i sSs, 36i. S72. 1913.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
ASKING TIE STATE BODY TO INTERFERE.

The Tammany Committee Of Twcnty-fOur
Yesterday adopted resolution calling the attention OF
the Democratic state Committee to the fact that the
Connty Democracy Senatorial Committees IN the NlIlh
and Xtl Districts had thus far refused to accede TO auy
terms proposed by Tammany Hail. and asking the State
Commit .crfcre IN the matter The feeling be-
tween the two organizations is growing more bitter
every day and there is little chance OF their coming
,oceiher In one at least OF the dis ricts mentioned.