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nAI.ENnARS TONY

surnyMz Court, ogAAaRa5 -Refogq Andrews Noe.
81 - 30 60 H. l0H l8 10 1884, 1872 Ill l70, 1871 2lS
22d 2S8 23N2l0 249 $50 263 27 279 273 27l 277 49,
2S3 2s0 20 1872 294 99} $50, 207 29S 2JD, 800 3O2.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TEHM-AdlOurned for tho
SUPREME CoUBT-SPFCfAL TERM-BefOre DOnohue j.
Case on y o. 222-NO day calendar
SUPREME CONVERSATIONAL TERM -PARf lI-Adourned TOT
the term
SUPREME CoULr-CIRCUIT-PART I-Bofore Barrett j.
2llB 27l l4ll 66S, 741 ssh 49, l462. lA26, l467
1917 14ls l4is l4lo 1850 0D7 4ol, 49, l435, l4S2
l4Si, liS6, liS7 1889, l4HO
SUPREME CoURr-CIRoulT-PABT lL--Before Lawrence J..
Nos -Oe 4S 0l9 1907, l1iS 024. 1879. B9l. ass 7B6L
OPS o39 900 1866 o9l, 900 l7iSP 1852 0Il, 800 Gao
OIL.
SUPREME CogGI-cmcun-phR III-BeiOre Beach. j.
67I 67a i6GG S27 i072 06 ilOd ll62 1919 1850 loss
SUPREME OOtRT CRCUlT-PAR1 IN.-BefOre Van Brunt,
Case No day calendar. Nos. u26.
sUHIoGAIE'S CQURr-Before Rollins S.Wil Of Catherine
Henrietta Marx lO3O M Will Of Frederick q. Dale at IL
a. III.
SUPERIOR CouRT-oHSEnAL TREM-Adlourned until flrst
Monday IN December.
sUPRhIoB uoURr-srEcIAL TERM-Bctoro oGorman IT,
NOs 2rb 26l 216 278 2SS.
SUPERIOR oousTIlhiAL TERk-PARr l7Beiore Trpax j.
mos 1875 U5 1862 lOSD l092 lla0 1902 b36. $40, OiS
2ll, ll20 077 1000, 0il Ia 632 A80 S13 1881 :Oi8
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAS TEaA-PARx IL-Adiourned for
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MRS VAN ANTWERP oRoss-ExAMIYED.

"
The trial of the suit of Elizabeth Van Ants
warn for a limited divorce from William Van Antwerp
and he support wife and child was
continued Yesterday before Justice OGorman In the
snperior Court Special Term. The cross-examinaton
of Mira Van Antwerp resumed by ex-Recorder,
T,mos AZ Smith She said her husband never went 70
Isces ~ amnsenent without taking her and sometimes
took her mother He generally spent ms eVehnSs al
H w"mG pass" she sold. lana he would
hardly say anything 20 meP ne was
cross 70 her. especially when she referred 20 her bonds
lie would saw Leave me alone. I don't want 70 Dc
bothered" He never She told MIN last Whites
mind wheths ar he would tell her where her Dends were
and IL he did not she would take means 20 inake Li
Ole was oam and quiet ana you were me reFsrset
were you mott A. with smiielwe a. ha sn,ieans,sS
everv wsh of niDe Before 1888 he was very kind ~
HOLIDAYS he would stay in the library reading papeh
I would invite him to join myself aug nyrsna
and he would not. This was after the irouple aoous
money matters don't think no had any true loVe TOE
Odd any one tell you to make that answer A.
OTou knew when he put the money In these build
inSs9 Al don't know He said 80. DOUBT IL.
sion her husband up with her three ghta ne fot
her he had put $4,000 10 the slxysec"nd-st
house, $4,000 In the yenty-iourth-st n1n,o
and had p sced The balance s35 900 with james ser'
VIson Mr. Ferguson told her this was not truei ~,
Van Antwerp told her he knew It was not true oil As
time and that he only told her TO keep psr quiee
Afer he got MS horses and carriages ne 9yse1 n,s 2
between them and his wife and ehud IhiS cioSeu vac
case for the plaintiff - -, c,., ,oa,r. min,
ht M nroner grounds FOR a separation were shown IN
the Testimony Before he had concluded the court aus
iourned until to-day.
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THE COURTS.
THE POLICE CANNOT INTERFERE

rrncr O'GoRMAN HOLDS THAT THE ATLANTIC OAK
DEN LICENSE SHOULD NOT BE REVOKED
Justice O'Gorman, In the Superior Court
Special Term yesterday. decided that the
restraining the Police Commissioners from
with william Kramer the proprietor of Atanti" 'auon
In the BOwery, on account OF his seilihg Hquoi '"
must be continued. The Judge saysi
The connection between this .oonoert room Pna tne
restaurant aud bar Is by open doors snt A., pnncert
room The que son whether no the sole OF In
IN this oonceft-room prohibited under se9Io Nstv
Ynr The Noise threaten 10 arrest the plaintiff as
owner OF these renises for violation Oh THESE
Section OO orbds furnishing Of spirituaus liquors
OF exhibition or performance mentioned In in
building garden Sc re whsrs any
interlude tragedy comedy opera, ballet pay Iarve,
instrelsy dancing or any other entertainment Vi inc
stage IA glyea without uoense." A.
II IL eontended on the part the defendants that me
plaintiff In ais ooncertroom exhioits 70 ing P En
the use OF the words her entertainment OF tee
IL that 1t Z to "entertalnnehs OF D aaS
whether vocal or which does not partake "a
the nature exhibition Of an entertainment o. iS
could not think been used by he LEGISLATURE ~
meaning and including all vocal ana lnstruenta ~ =,
such as Is provided III ordinary concerts ,, ~ 10
tue exhIbhon 10 the public" OF nlinstresy without
seThIbon is out OF place when applied to the singing
of SON. or the rendering OF ordinary concert usic
motion 10 show that the plaintiff exhibits 10 the pubic
in his conoert-roOm, any Ell ert,nInenttnst parLs S
called an entertainment Of the stage. or any enter
Imminent. other than such musical entertalninene as
given Ia ordinary concerts ard such enertainnent 10,
my opinion, either expressly, or ny necessary ~
ootiOn, erred to or affected by 5ecuon eS7 y, ns
act The plaintiffs concert room Ia, therefore, nov ono
OF the places where "mn5relsy" or any OtDer enter
tanment OF the stage Is exhibited and II Is not suveo
10 ne requirements obg atoms imposed by SectiVn
20l0 of this act. This statute ID pens seatueo "a
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JicKSoy SQUIRE r0BEl rLiYGHoCyD

Two women and five men, iucludin, three
,r,rt,r cor1uo.ed the meeting chat called fo' last
ut.nt ~ the C,rdoniiu Clup Han at EiahtAa'e. aud
Thirteenth st 10 a-itIte the question Of transforming
.r,.i-on Square, , -m1B tr,au-Illr park bounded by
Eighth t,c. Grccuwich-aye. and Ihriccu'H-s'' mo
,,,r,und for children. The park {, ab"u. loo it't
,'. ,u a .lI, pul tl surrounded ly ui 10 iron iu-
c-,,i 4 r9ttr.Lrry. who d, It the hcnd ~ the pAh
rt.fi. g,riuc eNtrua,ye change. n ne can get the
u,.,.,-,ly money from the families u'ins htir' \
cottage j. to lorn each side; concrete MAIN INfte
,,.t v,,. Win flower bed between Z and The railing
viii run around the park and ntrr-ect u IN th" centre
and lo,cr, are go loon bc.s Boa each cprIcr. Nr.
E,etucry has, permission Oi thc l'Fk )'Id. tueht
I'D make the changes and working hard TO carry out
B mn
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 23.-In the Court Of Appeals
to-day the following argned:
No s-s-Tha~People respondents agt william Murphy
appellant Horace Bennett for appellant Joseph lGy.
lOr District Attorney for res pOndont
40. Subtle People respondent agt August Plat ap
pellnnt. W Howe FOR appellant Delaney NtcOl re-
spond mt
No. 374-John o Murdoch, appellant ART Lewis Abbott
and others executors implicated espOudoAtS II Maynard
for appellant w lounans for respondent
The following is the motion calendar for November
"a:
Nos $685. s0. 7O5 9o5 500 $40. sa9 sos ss2 OIL 1914,
COL, 500, s97, sO1 900. 0O4. 0O7, 900, 9l2. 9l3.
The following Ia the day calendar for November 2li
Nos $40. 970 1875 $40 400 38S 4O7.s74
The children Of Henry T.. Davies, at ono time Chief
Justice ~ the Court of Appeals presen the Court
portrait of their father. The Court acknowledged the
gift and entered the fact upon the minutes.
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WANDERING SIGN PAINTERS IL TROUBLE

BINGHAMTON, Nov. % (>P"c7b. - Two
travelling advertising agents ctLe here on saturday.
and looked aaout consp cuous dead wall ihr "H'N
building L-ws West Oh tho west SIDE Oh tAe C"e"h-'
River rises up in view COUrJst. 1n!s was desirable
.ot and finding the young oi tenant OF thc block
the painters secured ms permission and began WORK
TIE rapldty OF their operations was wonderful Ia less
than five hours the wall for sraceoi eighty feet lh
length an fifteen IN width covered with sHErr
lions Ia the way ar-r about things mat were c'ol Tor
his blood and his liver. The admouIuon- cChi" De- '"H
an the dist lance OF mile. The owner 81 me h"Ilh <
can. ed tbe arrest Of The painters They were Hlrh 81
This morning and sad they were Charles Mhckhh anu
CLAYTON Crisp They tried to settle the matter hu' "cI'
rrcd bv me court to scrape the paint OIL. suffer
severe penalty. They Will undo their Work.
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TRYING A BOY FOR BRUTAL MURDEI

KINGSTON, Nov. % (SpecsdD. -The second
trial of Louis Wiett for the murier OF Edwin Arian"
was begun in the of oyer and rerminer here TINS
afternoon, Justice Osborn presiding, WIN JUS
tice Parker also on the bench. An extra p'ne
OF l75 Jurors in addition to the regular
couri panel was IN attendance. The prisoners counsel
made an effort To postpone tho trill 10y moving con-
tnuance of the Indictment the ground that two ma
teria witnesses absent Of whom is III Chcas"
beyound tie jurisdiction OF the court The motion was
denied Only three jurors were obtained ana Is prop
able that most OF tomorrow viii BE- taken III "hs INC
trial panel The prisoner is mere boy The KllhS
was done in January. 1884. Wle;t convicted Of
the murder III November after Jury d'hbyrauon Oh
fou hours lie was then sentenced To DC Hdh-tu III
January last but the General fern granted MN new
trial According to the evidence the victims sEu W.,
crnshcd INTO sxteen pieces with age brass Deer lancet
The murderer Dire ssed himself IN kclaud cIoihes' ron
he him Of over so money ana fled lie Wa nor ar
rested until the following July, when h" was cai-ni ~
New-YOrk. H. poor hoy, Wuoh lnr M ,'h
brothers mad taken to cot he ami feed Tor the "'-
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prrioacouEr-TaIAt TERs--pAEr .I1I-Beicrs Tasra
ham, J-Nos 1ll2 llOT l0l6 lOl6. 10l4 O25. GA 1eGh
1915, SOB.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr IV.-AdIourned TOO
COMMON PLsAs-GHSERAL TERM-Adjourned TIL first Mon,
day o December -. -.
EoMnoS PLEAs-sPEcLAL TERH-Beore DAILY, O. J.-Ns
day calendar .. ..,,.,.
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL IEkhoPAhI i1BeIoie Anen, j.
Nos iI,,U 64y 1875 1884. 1918 1855, 495, 1919. "a,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Adlourned Tor the
term . ,..-. c.,o. rn,,,oo n
Wis and Assistant District Attorney FelowS-Noa =
'CoUnT OF GENERAL sgssroSs--PAsr L-Before Judge
Cowina and Assistsnt District Attorney Bedford Cours
opens st II sm-N0s, 2aA eI1 ,o.,,o p.oo,,,.
COURT GENERAL SEssfOXs-PAaf Il-,beIore hec2risr
smyth; Asssts9t Pi3,ris, AYorRey Pqss 20 Il al a
% % Qd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

FIRST Assistant Postmaster General Steven
eon ia very gallant man. lie made a decision some timo
ago I'm test case, to the effect that could be
an offensive partisan" aud hence that pOstmstrcss
partisanship several wicked and willy Congressman
have ciTcunyentng tho First-Assiatant POsmas-
terenera IN this regard 10y recommending the
al. offensive partsans Of women holding post Of
fees without alludng tDer and furnishing moth
ing but initials In giving the ucumbents names. To-
day the attention OF PirsAssstant PostmasterGeneral
Stevenson was called this sharp practice, aud herea
ter desiring the removal OF offensive par
tsans" from the country post Offices viii have 10 make
II plain that the offending pOGtm9aterA are menl
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A n1,nsnN RIvER MONsTROsITY.

KINGsroy, Nov. 23.-Jamcs Pclls, an Ola
Kingston fisherman. captured with net ID the HUDSON
last Saturday monstrosity which measures FOOT
and hall in length. 1t has four feet, with four toes
each and d nal IS plainly dsccrubo on each toe. me
legs are shaped like those OF an alligator VINO 'N'
n1 &. Ike. IN OF a coupcrhead snake. with two sharp
rows OF teeth aud small eyes. There are four maroon
colored ellis on each side OF the head The upper rag
OF tho body is OF a dark mouse color, covered "iIl
brnWu suos the holly pure wAltc, ana the t4 l'H-
and narrow. taucrug to a point. II was Il+N SWIM
lncr Old fishermen are unable 10 give d. % lr' u 10
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Ar,ry AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHlNGToN, Nov. 23.-Major Lewis Mer-
ru 9Th Cavalry, has been found mcapacItatod by an
Army Retiring Board and granted ionr months leave OF
absence.
Firsi-iIcutruant Palmer Tlton. 20th Infantry, has
also been found nropacatcd and has been relieved rom
duty Il; Tort smelling nud ordered home.
The United states steamer Ranger has left San
Francisco on Surveying expedition along the southern
coast OF CailruiL Tine United states steamer Adams,
now a San Francisco b, reported ready for service.
I,cutrrauf. Il commander f. A. Miller, L. :. ~ has been
found disqualified for active service by tho Naval Re
firing Board
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TO BUILD NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN HARLEM

IHU NOUHV .HOTTIS DdPVIoV OIIUTVH M I -
ave, between SIKH anu ono
SIS, held enthusiastic ser
Woes on sunday They were conducted with view 20
raising money for church. The result.' sara the
Rev. ". O. Biting pastor OF the church, yesterday, was
that succeeded In raising $jOiOO IL is intended
build the new church on the lots which occupied
by the old building II decided chat no sub7erip-
ton should be binding until 100000 had been sup,
sorbed. No contract will be made for he work ubul
100000 Is raised and least S2O 900 paid IN tue tsss
ury 10 hoped begin the work earl IN the sprlhM
The new church will be OF the largest In tue upper
part OF Now-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
ARTIST REcovERs FROM BROKER

Edmund Z. Morse, an artist, yesteruAy III INC
super,or Court before Justice Iugruham and jury,
recovered 1868 49, the full amount claimed In SUIT IN
which ne charged that George II. Morrison, Droaeri
had defrauded him. The complaint set torta tnat Ia
October 1888 the defendant represented that tho Royal
Mining Company OF NewYork was solvent ana the socs
worth 81 a share, which was the par Yalue:
The plaintiff $500 for 800 shares and soon found
that they worthless, The defendant adnlled va
aminpd and among them tho Rev. Dr. Charles IL Eaton,
OF the Cnurcn OF the Divine Paternity WAC esunss as
he mad bought from the defendant 1000 shares u tAa
same stock in the same way In the same month, ahd
had found II worthless.
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STREETS 10 BE OPENED.

The Board of Street Openings, composed or
tbe Mayor CONTROLLED the presidents Or tine Board or
Aldermen and tho Department ot Parks ana the Com
.-loucr OF Public Works. yesterday decided 10 open
thr {. Glowing streets and avenue;
.,o,,,t ave fron The twenty hlrl ward line TO Ford
han, Sycuuc Road Brook ave- from Ncoscraye ana rR-t
, and ixty.frst MeudOycf ave. NcltOe
,t, bof,oen Norih Third ave and l. - one nuhlrcdaIa
trI n ne hundred aud fortI" thSi, between tghth
80 I S,v.ayc ono huudr I'd a. wCuty thrl-st, from
cntS ave 10 hr BOneNa OnrhunnIedand nv hlrd'st
vii,,, 80 ,nproirh % TacOubs Dam hHi-e; laying ont
H. street. AMI avenues IN IN, Jin'l c'a'r rom 3ne'
nuthsl % ono hundtrland seventy -hIth
~ ,,i thr al. srpmno Road and hius5Drldgc Road.
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SUIT TO RECOVER on WORTHLESS BONDS
The suit of Fisk e. Hatch. bankers, 70 II

cover Al az sos from II. Y. Attri and w. K. son,ier
came 10 trial III the Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday
fbo defendants are members OF the R0cks
awav Beach Improvement Company, ,whic9
built the big hotel ROcksvay The paintins loahea
tanned them various 1880 and took rs security
bonds whose face value $4,000. Payment OF ths
loans beiug refused bonds sold IN 1888 ZOE
N 3O3 40 and suit was begun for the Dslance Il Is
alleged thar the certificate Of the incorporation OF INC
comnany was led In Queens County SETTING forth has
the eaDtsl stock Of 100000 had been subscribed u
cash. which fasc. The company was az, SDaaE he,
directors should parties the sut and demn 70 the
con,nlsipt denying ths allexations made. Some cyl.
drnce was taken regard to the organization OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
nLEYELAND NOT A "SO0TEry MANI


As the regular social season is about TO open,
sociey people beginning TO speculate grave
ouestion WIN the Chief Executive prove a worthy
snccessor socially, OF the elegant Artnuri The
pleasures of society have never hal great charms Or
him Though possessing dignihed manner, his move
,nenfs are heavy his gestures awkward, his smile
thing bat attractive He can stand lire for ten or fee
minutes with smiling face ana apparent interest Dut II
restless and eyes take on that stony expression
which is generally reserved for Kentucky and Indiana
Office The fact is that the President like many
ssher men who arc distng In their can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
MRS. LOrBIrS REQUESTS.
will of Susan Elizabeth Loubat, of PARIS,

The will of Susan Elizabeth LouDat, OF Parls,
yoy Of Joseph AlphOusc Louhat was hlcd oyester-
av shielded In Versailles AUGUST 90 ana left the bulk
Of her property her son. Joseph f. Loubat the we'll
inrn member OF the Union club IN this city. ~ne gives
y, Tho trustees of st. Patrick's Cathedral 5000 IN
her son should not survive her she provided hat All
% rnurty should be sold and the proceeds pad To the
tr,stcrs of Columbia College. Hcr SOM j. T. L0ubat,
Henry Chauuccy aud Frederick Chauuocy are appointed
avsr1tors The Will was signed IN Paris February 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
crNERALuArcIrs AMBITION.

WAsHINGroS, Nov. % tSpcciGh. 1t Is under
stood that General W. II. Hatch of Missouri VINO was
cbai-mnn OF the Committee Agriculture In the last
Congress. docs not seek rcIppolntment because he
bitterly aud un-ucc-ssuy opposed tho appointment of
Colonel Coman Commissioner OF Agriculture II Is
suspected that another for Mt Iach. reluctance
80 r. i,rc M. or place his desire 10 Doe appointed
member o. tn. Way, aud mean. Committee 20 nj the
Vacancy -rd bN the promotion OF Ir Jones, OF Ar
kir-I- 10 ut senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
rD-..Ll.. OF nlLn ANl .-LNEE CuIN.

WA-H.sDroN, Nov. 23.-L1iPe amounts 81.
gold and silver coin continue ourryc ~ tn Treasury
from the o,eirrowecd -ubTrcIsurr- and miHt, In dIi-
lereut parts Of Tie country The trm7icr- "N'h are
made tie Adams Express Company, are principally
tr sam I'.ucl-ro aaI Eev-O Orleans. About ten nal Ion
r- u gold coin have a'r-ttv been triusrrr"l from
ttr f,.u,r city. About f2ubJODJ OF this amount was
f-.f, fn CUi.so Tu. remainder Wl- brought 20 wash
-'ol The shipments OF q ser coin iuoiui" O." about
s., 600 600 the bulk of Wu'cu shipped from N'W-
orleans. Till amount urlutc- thr TlhuU'pO titus-
fcrrca In ntcd State, naval vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
no ForYDlTioy FoR 4 EOSroy STORY

DISPATCHES nom Boston yesterday stated that
rcpor., were current in that city iht Faye CuniIe
negro prisoner who WAS stcd In this city .or rob
cry had confessed to being the murderer Of Mrs. Carl
tom M Wttcrtown. Mass. A. the Tomhs. warden llnh
y, ,Pthat hc had never to his knowledge hnd @uc'i
The official, Police headquarters denied
tuoylclgc OF nuy such man IA tuunr ana were us
led Ia uoint the finger OF scoru ~ the story.
A. mo sixth Precinct said that they had had
600 ,ri-oncr. recently named Cuullc but both were
t.,.h,n,u They knew OF no confession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
,,ycrSSJyG THE"DrDES SOLACE"

Members of the Stock Exchange who have
becoole addicted to cigarette smoking were reminded
Hc.t.rday that the hab. il decidedly offensive. An
elaborate essay upon It and It's evils with suggestions
"a n now one may stop IT, posted upon the bulletin
and rcceIycd careful consideration one way suggested
To stop smoking cigarettes was to smoke only those
iven liy friends another suggestion was To smoke one
from euch package bought ana give the rest away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
WIEN THE 0LD ELEPHANT ciJE.

4.
Colonel Mllbank was q proud, arrogant SOFT
OF man The pleasant faces he ne ong the street hei
charm for him Ne haa never o'cn Known 10 o%,t
feeling When his wife was buried he siood DeS"e the
glave apparently unmoyed. and the next day he went
IL is strange" said generous who had inst
made assignment, no" Sdch man rs Nii'"'hh ca"
DC successful In business .,,,,
"Such are generally siccc5'luI' IF'hl i'pH''l
rdheartedno7s succeeds where gehtehesS strives III
'MIiiibaok was not wholly regardless Of others He
loIed his little with devotion fOrgctiul or all self
So soon he had entered his house the nara h7 womb
melt from his face and his eye, so cold To- an others
woud glow as II "a soul had suddenly sprung INTO them
"ow is ny little angel r the father asked one oven.
ing he took the child ON his lap ana fondlS kissed
"'"i Well" the ntte follow replied
"Emmet. do yOu know that every morning when /
u,ata and md Won well feel 80 thankful God that
ought to spend the rest OF inc gay III "or'h'PP'hS
NO do youT
ayes little angel"
AN when the old elephant comes viii sou take me to
see him.
:. " .N,,9 viii, VIII he &c COME"
vii he be here in the mornn'r"
NO he won't come nntli next week
"Tel me about him. ...,.
"Weli. he VIII come marching down the street with his
great long snout the little boy. and girls VIII c.gp
tneir hands and laugh. Then he wl 20 out to great
big tent, and the boys viii give him apples
Am might give HIN Ohef
"AG' he won't bite me- eiver, win he"
"What will he dol"
lie VIII ttkc inc uppio Win MS aHOut anu IuI ~ Al
his mouth
"Hc Will r.
"Nes aud then hen want another one"
wish lac was here now
Hen be here pretty soon. There now, papa must 20
down town" be ADDED as no smOOthcd back the boys
beautiful hair and kissed him.
lie passed into the street. Tho divine light had
faded !. the hard lines were again on his face.
When viii the old elephant come I" the boy asked
when another morning nad dawned
II won't DO long now"
IN be awful glad when he does come I'm keepn
this pig rsd apple for him. an hen DO g'"a 70 get H.
won't he T.
yes, be Will" ~,
He'll say TO himself this IS the best apple over did
eat, won't be e.
''Yes, lac will think 1t is very fine"
Physicians came and came again littlo fovorish
hand held a red apple Tho tear. Of hcartbroken man
fell upon ringlets OF beautiful hair Women came with
their gentle hands and soft whHpers Another day
dawned. apple the mhnt piece ctught ray OF
sunlight. Then came tho roll OF drums. the clash OF
oymbas. Feathers nodded, people shouted The hther
lifted his swollen eyes from little collin ana glanced
through q window The old elephant was passing tho
house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24

A number of the employees OF the PARK De-
,'.nt y, re suspended Yesterday and most of those
ho remained were placed ON Ealftime. Groups OF The
tnr.r. fingered around the Arsenal ana sou2ht the
,,,''ript endeut with the hope OF being renS'uted.
rhe action Of the BOARD President beekmhn snid
VIVA in accordance with the usual custom the hppr0-
,".t'us AWAY, ran down the first OF tho year ap
P,,g@s only sufficient funds rcmaln tok keep enough
nan cunloycl 10 main ain order and cleanliness IN the
,rSs IND greater part o, the men who have been
Pinned ol now viii be- taken again with tho return
- ,,nrk in the spring"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
THE STANLEY WILL CASE.

Surrogate Rollins yesterday decided to have
the stanley Will reopened before the referee ste
man W Knevals in accordance with the request Of The
counsel OF Mrs klzabeth e. Stanley, who Ootined LETT
tprs OF administration the estate Of Marcus Cicero
stanley which Mrs. Emma L. Stanley Insists should Da
granted u her a. the only widow who can snow t1aV
no vns married 10 him,