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New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE QUESTION OF MISS MORGAN's SANITY.
A hearing lii the case of Lucinda Morgan

who is confined in DR.. Cloates insane asylum at Pleas
antve we-tcheser County. held yesterday in the
Supreme Court the application OF Mrs Julia Roberts,
the si-ter-in-aw Of Mrs. Jula Morgan. To be made
party 10 the inquiry TO determine the state
OF mind OF Miss Morgan on behalf or Mrs.
Julia Morgan's three minor children. In the spring
OF Mis-. Morgan showed symptoms OF insanity and
was taken 10 the asylum Pleasantyile. In December,
lN-i her brother George Morgan filed petition IN the
supreme Court in which he alleged that Miss Morgan was
insane. The petition was accompanied by an aihdaylt
Dr. ChOdte which supports the belief that she was IN
sane AlgcruOn :. sullivan Charles Hitchcock and Henry
H. Cox were appointed commissioners TO determine the
question OF insanity. The court also ordered that
Edward. Henry, Matthew and William X. Morgan, the
brothers Miss Morgan be Informed OF these proceed
inys I'm court. Neither Mrs. Roberts nor the three
children informed, IA they were then I'm Europe
present application Of Mrs Roberts Is To set aside
the writ that issued in 1854 and TO supersede IL
with "A new writ or 10 he made party 10 the first
writ. AIr Emmett. OF the firm OF Emmett q Robinson,
who appeared for George Morgan, applied for An adj
iournrncnt which denied. Mr.. Lord, counsel Tor
Miss Morgan, vigorously opposed the application OF MIS-
Roberts ustcc Lawrence decided that MIS- Roberts was
entitled 10 Doe made parry 70 the proceedings, ana or
dered the commissioners who appointed 10 lnyes-
t,atg the mental competency OF Miss Morgan to begin
taking testimony within q week
Matthew Morgan the father Of Miss Lucinda Morgan
and H. W Field built the Newly Ork Hotel forty years
ago. lawyer OF one Of the heirs said Yesterday Mr
Field left heirs H. W Field and daughter, who Is
now Mrs. John Jay Mr.. Morgan left seven heirs one
OF whom is Miss Lucinda Morgan, who Is therefore en-
titled 10 a oucourt.euth interest In this property JOhn
Jay I, the receiver Of that part Of the estate
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
JUDGE YOUNG OF SUFFOLK COUNTY.

The Republicans OF Suffolk County have
added strength their tckeJ by the unanimous re-
nomination of Thomas Young the present County Judge
who has the Office for six years 10 the entire salts
faction Of the people Judge Young has presided IN the
County Court with dignity impartalty and ability The
people ana the bar Of the county have reason to desire
his reelection. As Judge Of the highest integrity free
from prejudice not subject to outside influences Of any
nature patient to investigate and prompt 70 decide he
has shown himself in the many causes that have been
brought before him I'm the extensive civil and criminal
Jurisdiction OF the County Court and the Court OF Sc,
ions to possessed Of judicial mind, and cmneutly
qualified only to I'll! the position FOR which be is now
reuominated, but SIN higher one upon the bench Of
the district His reelection by handsome majority is
cnn nIcnIlY prcted.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
,ysrrns AMnNG NAvAL oFrIcERs.

WAsuINGroN, oct 2O.-Captain L. o. Mat
thew. has been ordered TO command tho brooklyn:
chef Engineer Alfred AdAm-on, 20 take passage In tho
powh,tan for Norfolk TO join tho lroquoi. Chlef
Iulln-cr George ". Han, t0 the GAuto haplan John
wallace, 20 the Minnesota chaplain John -; brng-
loss. TO the Brooklyn Assistant Engineer T. H. In
ridge 10 the Ranger; Assistant Engineers w bAIIau
and & " DYSON TO the Adams Licutcr ant g. II: HAr
nor detached from tho Washington Navy NArd ana
ordered 10 the SlratOga Lieutenant W H. Iurucr Ih
thr N.yal Academy ana ordered to the Portsmouth, !
Lieutenant j. T.. Comcy, from the iortsnioutu ana
uacrd ON waiting orders. Lieutcuant George W MchH'
nom tho Vermont 20 the Saratoga; Lieutenant uceh
Fyuu from the Jamestown 70 the Poramoulh ldeui"u
AMI George T. Holman from the Saratoga ana pAced on
Whiting orders Lioutenants Hctbtrt NlhsO" anu j.
~ -rnrs from The Portsmouth and placed on waiting
order. Lieutenant H. H. Tyler, from ths wabash 10 the
Portsmouth Ensign ". j. Maxwell, from the james
town and placed waiting Ordcrs ;EuSign T. L. IhaWm'
from the New-IIampsuire 10 the jamestown lh7sh T.
~ Sutphru from the Navy Department 10 the 0Aratosh
Tn.lgns c. T.. Eaton aud Harry Gcorgs, rom tuo
Wabash To the Jamestown; Chaplain - - BneIuln,
from thc Minnesota to the Jame.town Chaplain Donald
Mol I,ren from the Phiadcph Naval Asylum 20 tlo
TcuurS,rc Chaplain f. b. Rose. from the jamestown 10
the Philadelphia Sayal Asylum thdplan H. X l3','
from the Tennessee waiting orders NaNa Oadcl D. D.
& Marriott has rCSlE Eucd.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
GOVERNOR uILHs ExcLUsWENEss.

The excusvencsS of Governor Hill was
general subject comment at Democratic state Head
quarters last night among working Democrats who were
in the corridors the Hoffman House. The Governor
was ensconced in coscy rooms IN the new wing whose
elegant draperios and fine frescong were fully IN keep
ing with his role Of labOrlng mans friend" 40 one
could reach him without running gauntlet Of hotel
clerks haboys, messengers, doorkeepers ana private
keepers. The Governor only the select few. Tie
rabble were carefully excluded. 1t was announced
" officially" that the Governor had come TO
Ncw-York on personal and state business
Which mad nothing TO do with politics. His mis-
SION however il clearly understood among both Demo
Gratis and Republicans to have reference 10 the lrgs
lative tickets. He has shifted his canvass from hope
Governor To- rahld pursuit Of tho United
states Seuatorshp, and in the latter effort ~ anxious
tons shall make union nominations for the Assembly
instead Of frterng away their strength on uydi cand
dates as they the county ticket. In order
pacfy the Comfy Democracy II Is sald mat Governor
mn will give them several important bit, Of city patron
age, provided thev yield 10 his wishes.
Among the callers on the Governor and the Commit
tee were Colonel James J. Mooney, W. A 4. Carsry.
John +. Agncw. John keOgh, stephen j. Meanry
George Elar, Colonel W. K ~ Chambers eN- Mayo
Cooper, Major ". II. quincy, General spinola, ".
Bnurke Cochran COroners Messcmrr and Martin Alder
man Ma-tcrson and ex-senator Caldwell Governor
NM will return to Albany tonight. ~ was said At
hcadguarcrs last night that the Governor had partly
accomplished the OBJECT OF his visit
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
TIE cowAN.rREsnMAN ASSAULT.

An action in which William +. Cowan claims
- 600 from Edward y. Freshman for assaulting aud
bntterug him so that his broken and he lost
sixteen ounces OF blood trial yesterday In the
city Court Oef jre Judge Browne and jury. Mr. Cowan
testified that AZ the Old Guard Call in the Metropolitan
Opern House he went into Mrs. f. ID. Snifiens box,
where Mrs. snincn Introduced him TO Mrs. Freshman
He LEFT the and returning TO 10 AZ $3.50 m, asked
Mrs Freshman 20 dance and she said No | thank
you." Mr. Freedman came IN soon aflerward and tue
complainant LEFT the As no did so he was set upon
from behind and knocked down 10y the defendant. Mr..
Freshman arrested 1854 Tor the assault and fined
500 I'm the special Sessions 90
The defence that COWan entered the box without
Mrs Frcshman's consent; that he asked her to dance
several times and she refused not being acquainted with
him; that h. remained IN the box nevertheless aud when
Freshman came n, wife told him that COwan had been
nnnoying herr and that COwah arose 10 Leave the box
mumbng something 20 himself and the defendant struck
him. A. G. Palmer appeared for the plaintiff and l.
Albert Engehardt for the defendant The trial Will be
continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
CLEARING THE PENNSYLVANIA WREcE.
IptNrmyING TIE BODIES HY MEAN. OF PASSPORTS
AND TiCkEI-.

IDtNrrYING TIE BODIES BY MEAN, or PASSPORTS
AND UcKEr-.
The wreck of the Meadow Station collision
on the PcnusylyAnil Railroad vas nearly cleared away
Yesterday and no moro bodies were found Tho Lchgh
Valley engine was rightcd. and tracks were laid
Ia IL preparatory running 10 on tho main
track Tho Emigration Commissioners OF thls
CITY layo decided 20 have All victims of tho
accident buried on wards baLd light bodies
are AL -uc,r Morguc. Karl Heinrich Grunmcr his
wife and two sisters. axe eight Aud ulH", are lI"h
,r.elu wlfr's maiden utrr Wtr iullpol bt"il'l'
aud the boys names were kiri Ii'lNi"u anu "t,'''
Wilhelm This wa learned from tho pt--p"fH. FROM
The railroad tick ITS the pockets ot the tAhrr IT, "Hs
found the family ou Is "hy 10 btitn 1I''A' "''''
A letter from Heinrich Gabriel brother ~ the woman
advising them 20 come to bltIe creek was Ioui' " ''
mans pockets, and also @lit. - A., ,..t..,
None ~ the other urr'oN- mas "''H ln'"''.
eAcept Mrs IlcuA AIurH-, Who died 80 th" h"slll"I
SIC vas bound for Madison, Ni.. where her nuS'au'
atd father lived ono of The dead men i NO" b'ltNcl
10 be- her husband a., tcrsrAms from her hthcr STATE
p.s.rurcr- un the cmgraut train were -'Fcrh chl'u
uuarcompi by grown people. Ihey "rie ti'eu III
ch trrc % the conductor by 'hpI"h IH..H"h
of castle Garden, ana were TO De delivered u" lh'lr
fri,uI- iu the west. Ihcy wcrc Mamie hhhltIl' ago
eleven; Robert Kahlcrt. eight, bound for thcaso
aud Amelia, Nathalie tud SELMA lHyoG' axe ulu'' -lN
,I foir r.. ctiv,Iy, bound for Ann Ar'or Michigan
T,o-r that were wounded and are az thc
N-rt,us Iprcr whose spine and head werc -cycroy
iu.ur. II- ca-c o. looked upou ~ almost hop'"--'
Tnoiu- T. Pratt the telegraph orc atnr 10y whose neg
senc. the accident was caused, - -tl at Police Head
ouartcr, in Jersey city, see WnEy not UNDERSTANDINGS
he mn pruaIty Of hi- offence. He broke down some
,sh.t however yesterday when his VIE called upon
linn. she does not look 10 De more than twenty or
twcutJ J-Ouc year. olI.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
PRESIDENT ADAMS AND PACIFIC MAIL.

Frequent rumors have been circulated in
Wall Street In the last week that the Pacific railroads
had given the required notice to the Pacinc Mail sea-
shin Company that tho contract between them would De
annulcd The rumOrs have been constantly denied only
10 be repeated In dispatch from Boston, published
Yesterday President Adams, OF the Union P'cne KALI
wov WAS reported to say that he had no Information
about the report although he presumed II Was iuo'
Resident Houston the Pacihc Mall steamship 'On-
aid that he had received no such notice.
lie added do not understand the reported stateneng
hy Mr. kdams He the one who gave the preNl"os
1re and he ougn. know whether another O the kiAd
~ - Huntington OF the Central and Southern Paclhc
Rauroads said that he did not believe that any notice
terminating the contract with the steamship company
had been given .,,- ~. q, - bo saiB IN n
r,,,,,,Te rrnorer and II you discover that such
notice has been given will he obliged II You VIII let ne
TDnw IA soon as you conveniently can. saw Tue fe-
nortcd statement OF Mr. Adams but have nOthlhg 70
aaav about IN lie is an excellent man. we all kGo", ous
80 ,uen talk a gre.t deal more than others IL "Sueu
~ i've notice 70 end contract shond wrie 10 '
ocotrd with me that had better meet anu tak tho
nIoter oyer agan. am sure that no uouce -
the contract with the Paehc Mall mas oeen "
my oni Ice
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
APPEALING TO pRonIBITrovIsTs.

A Prohibition mass meeting was held last
night at the Masonic Temple and the space between the
pillars was filed j. Gardner Ellsworth presided Abon
twenty Prohibition enthusiasts occupied the platform
Henry Clay BascOm the Prohibition eaudidato for Gov
eruOr addressed the meeting and declared that the
ProhibitiOnsts not advertising. Dut aHatng Ed
ward Evans the Prohibition candidate for Secretary OF
State Informed his hearers that IL clear that the
solid brain force before him not thing for soft
solder He then told story about "G1vc-a- Dam
Jones" collection for the having been taken
up, W. Martin Jones wOuldbe Attorney General, made
a speech and then JOhu T. 81. John arrived from Har-
lem. where he had just addressed meeting. Of
handkerchiefs and much applause greeted him. He
talked Of high license with derisive meu. declared IL an
old Democratic doctrine. held up prohibition as the
great protection measure. went into episode bull
doing and showed his anmus In dersiyo of
a Pleasant Valley Wine Company card. lie predicted
MOndertul thnss Tor his knd Of prOhlblliOn
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
IN IMPORT4NT PIECE OF ART YORK
MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE on THE FRONT OF 4
GREAT INSURANCE BUILDING.

MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE on THE FRONT OF
GREAT INSURANCE BUILDING.
In the large studio of the Art Modelling
COMPANY at No 23I sccondaye. is the clay model ot
what will be- when 1t Is cast in bronze highly mpor-
ant and attractive piece Of architectural sculpture IL
viii be twenty-eght feet in length and eight feet IN
height Iti. one tho few sculptures OF thoroughly
monumental character that have been produced in this
country. When Edward L. Raht the wel-knOwn archi-
tect was commissioned by the Equitable Life Assur'
ance Society have the extensive addition ana conse-
ouent alterations Of the Mkst front Of their Boston
building executed according to his design, part OK
which included the enlargement and filling OF tho
pediment in the height OF the second story, over
the entrance to the building, he took pains
10 find an artist who could efficiently fill the commission
of modelling this work In Frederick kOhlhagen' q
Young German sculptor from Westphalen' fayorably
known by work the front OF the Frankfort opera
House. he found the he looking for The sketch
worked out according to Mr. Rahts idea and submitted
was entirely satisfactory, and for the last two months
the artist has been at work upon the full-size clay
model
A. Zoellner tho celebrated cameo cutter. of this city
h the artist the medallion In the centre OF the ped
ment on which, in alto relero, IS bust portrait OF tho
late Henry H. Hyde the father of the president Of tho
society and one Of the chief promoters Of the syst OF
life assurance IN the NewEngInd States The portrait
IS taken from oil painting by d. huntington ahd tho
modelling Is exquisely done with all the delcacy OF
by the surroundings and the position IL Is 10 occupy
Two n.ures OF heroic size Ill the TWO sides OF the
tympanum. on the left 10 n noble figure OF woman
ypiiyiug Insurance. holding In one hand palm bfanch
which droOps the medallion. Ihe other rests care
essly on cOrnucopia from the mouth OF Whch Issues
stream OF golden com, ana beyond THIS agaln are Two
beehives, representing economy. The background OF
this part the composition Is ned with IdufeI DOuSns
ecoayey treated. The expression or The race OF mo
figure is beautiful and dgnhd Facing her on the rgho
side OF the medallion II the figure OF WIDOW WIN one
child drawn between her knees ana her hand rest
ing on the shoulder OF another who has an open o0Ok on
I.,. Ian Tis yle U Ia q
overl ,wing with fruit while oak leaves stray over III?
background. The woman looks with RESIGNATION anu
f6ankfunass excellenty portrayed, toward her helper
on the other side OF the medallion.
Not the least striking feature or tho WORK II the au-
nirabe conpostion while the technical treatment ana
modelling are of high order. The work OF making the
nioster negative and from this the plaster mould Tor
ihe fouoder. viii occupy several weeks lhe casuhs
viii tbcn be made la true bronze. the subject being
divided for facility of carng into nNe separate paris.
Will No cast IN this country.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
FOURTH CLASS posrMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Thc Postmaster
General to-day appointed tho following fourth class
postmastcrsi
Nec Torl-At Henrietta. Samuel 7. CaIhns Lake
Middle Falls John Blumcs Bclchcr, Jamos IL: ihgls
West Hebron. Abe G. Birklcy North Chl, larIu' ~.
-r1nd NIcn,cI Ucrgan; Knapps Creek. Jacob II. Ten.
ryck: victory. Eaton X kcnt; EIdytown, David
LS%SiyP EoESe IT Ia%lasdS Slri Hi D. d. 6cbcr
Beh Girginia-At stoucclln. W. y. Brown; Ircck,
Waraicf l '' Austin Charles jcs:op sewe Depot, John
4. McGunlu Mount Murphy, Adam ,i.. NJ. PulIin
Tsruout-At Georgia, Lunicc y. stevens. .
Tc,ncsscc-At Charity, }. H. smith; Bodenham' Robert
E,.trlI-At Drcnnon Springs, Alexander T, Hardin ;
East Wow. J. y. Akcrs lec-b4rs, B'yia y. "9rsirm
rcunchakcr John H. schGaagri tscrtan
yur. T. w. Atherton Iolbrook. b. f. Holbrook Ham
C,tayba r. B wright. Forks OF Elk Horn. Alfred sed-
man. Ptrk-yllle, George H. IIJ. kcr -
0ih'-At Lrwi.town. Daniel u: Mulhonand Fiat
Frank 4 V,scdcsi Kcmpton, :. W. Kemp Herring
H.ai,."it school. J. 4 Williams; Momenee. George
" Rice; Kuard, ". :. Buurri klckaP22' L4ET'ncfIt I
Camp Point. Thomas A. Lyons Ncw-ioAahd' D "
McKrunani Oakley, Frank Day; ,-. ,,....
ZnTrhr1 John Ramps; Hand station. George ii. Lap
ham West Troy, o. J. Thomas Agricultural College,
fsr', Al commerce, g. VI. woh:scnwIthl wnukon
Junction. squire li,l'o Portland william H. Lender
SOM EIcu l. " IoKi Marcus, q. A. LITs1t Auirli',
Hon j. ". McMllen; Worlhinston' Paul Leather ;
Glruluu. Mrs. a. NtrIcurr
4r.an.u.-At Arkansas city, John W. Davis. . o
Eunsus-At Iau Leaf Gcor-eW Bauri COnyer. L. o.
E.,hlul- Cleveland. Reuben +. Rug.
N.frrstu-A At Gturo, Joseph \. WIZARD AlhaA' j. j.
Caftr.ut; Dcish,, Harry l.. ONc!N. ,
Ilt,bI AT Lcatcryllc, Frank 8Ark!c; Tryarc' l.
e.. Merriam.
ArisYuG- At ITar-haw, Nathan W. Waite
Coior,jo-At Bycrs H. Lcorhd hcDonncli bchhot|
". %. -utner.
faf,E,rtfu-At Calico. Iy. r'tt l.. stacy.
o~,5.,, Al Eoyd J. e.. Boyd stafford Mrs. NJ A..
Gaze Clt-kturr ~. 4. Eig'rtoui Glendale. william
L. Dean; Milton, ". l. stdrKcy Gresham H. l. IoI-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
NOTES OLE TILE CAMPAIGN.

The Republican County Committee has arranged
oopen headquarters Gsey House. near the sla'c
Committee
The Law Committee OF Young Mems Republican OIuO
Will be at the clubs rooms p West no
overy evening until ecOn day. TO give t
qualifications places Of registry and 0Vpe rtiA
The Irish American Central Organization VIII noi1 ,a an
cation meeting Britannia Hall o. 6S East
Friday night John A. Grow and General J' '" ""i"''
will address II. ,.-,-..,a, -iI1 hold n
The CooeI Republican Central Organization WIZ nou
ratihcation meeting az Chickerng Han on FRIDAY ~
Derrck ana Isaiah Wears, Of philadelphia, VIII w ''
speakers. . ---,..t.. ., ,bo I,nth
AT meeting Of the Fggeing Association OF inc Min
Ward al no 4Gt Hudson st. yesterday the 0lloMIn
were elected - Welch. president EIna,nar n,aa,
Fowler vice presdent T. ". Acker. soC rlary EdNauS
Pc ,Dody financial secretary Charles Jcnks IN
William p Honan sergeantataTms nus ino As'OCla.Iou
dcrsed the Republican state ticket ana nso .r1Iv
for D. Iasobus Senator T.. IS house As'eH"J'
Jchn p Rockefeller Alderman, Charles \ Morgan ,od
strong Young Mems Republican CluO has Oeen oI IL
I'm nd Assembly District and its sn,c
NAV into he Democratic camps OF the district ueos
the club will take pacs tonight al Pearl and Chatham s
The ocers are Peter Donovan. president; JOhn Shei
presdrnt Jonn Carrgg secretary James hean seiBo'"'
alarms. ,to strcet
in front Of the rooms Of the INth Assembly nsrn last
Grant Club No .O7 East Broadway Ihe cuD nrl ~
night Charles 4. JanOver presided ana maae sho' a."
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
WORK OF THE MAIL CARRIERS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-During the tlscal
year ended June go 1885, the carriers in the Free De
livery Service delivered 464 996s43 mail letters lOl
742.59s mail postal cards. 1434OG575 local letters,
7s226,576 local postal cards, 31S7s6j registered let
ters. 25605I,602 newspapers. They collected 4o9
s5Ss75 letters 14O postal cards and s3432673
newspapers. The total number of pieces handled was
1744537 413. per carrier Of 4OO.3O7 Inc
aggregate cost OF the including medentas
S39sj,9j2. cost Of % mills apiece or OF
1912 30 per carrier The postage local matter was
50 72I TO- Nineteen offices were added tn the list
OF free delivery offices during the fiscal year. making
total OF 17s offices at the end OF tho year. employing
435s carriers The transactions at few Of the larger
Offices Were folloys.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
VISITORS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

n
There was a stream of visitors pouring in
and out of Republican state Headquarters all day yes
terday. General Carr and Colonel Anson s. Wood
from Albany the morning, and Major C. f. Ulrich
also present. General Carr started for Elmra last
night Among the visitors Edward Mitchell.
Charles II. watrous George Campbell Of Cohoes Sen
ator Warner Miller John F. Smyth. OF Albany ex-
Congressman John ". Bailey, of Albany; Assembyman
HOgeboom, Theodore Roosevelt, F. Sewer Editor OF
The Malone IdlladiuHi; ex-Assemblyman William J.
Youngs, exJudge L. Bradford Prince George Bliss Gen
eral Joseph II. Hawley, Emigration Commissioner
George Starr, ex-senator John Birdsall, Assembyman
Walter Howe Ex-Governor Cornell, Cornelius y. Bliss
General ]. W. Hustled, sas b. butcher ex-Assembynan
John Brodsky and General Cyrus Bussey.
EN-Insurance Commissioner Smyth said TO a TRIEI-yr
reporter As far as can judge from Albany County
which think know fairly well, Davenport will be
handsomely elected don't think II a good thing IN re-
lax any effort because OF this beef because believe Al
ways ia getting odt every possible aud making az
surance dOuby sure. But we shall win" ~
Senator Miller said that he had been at homo iu
Uorkmer since his visit TO headquarters week ago His
only opportunity judge OF the situation has been m
letters received from parts Of the State He re-
CARDS the outlook as highly favorable
Assembly yman uogeDOOm said that he way for
Davenport and be defeated aud looked for their
election 10y an overwhelming majority.
colonel Michael Baland, OF Kentucky Of the Irish
American Indetende who supported Mr. Blaine last
fa. said " believe this IS only a question Of the size
OF Dayenports majority. His election does admit OF
shadow OfdOubt."
Mr.. Davenport Will come from Bath on Friday and he
present at Friday nights massmeetng at tho Madison
square Garden. General Carr Colonel Wood and Major
orleh Will probably also BE- present.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct. 20.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business was transacted:
MOTIONS.

ALDANl, OCl AO.-lu luc tOulb VI hppctlAS
to-day the following business was transacted:
Warren Dey appellant agt Emile Mason and another.
respondents larry March Respondent agt George Por-
ter appellant Motion for reargument submitted -.
the Holly Man Iftcturing Company mpeaded appellant
Patrick Fsian respondent ag James Barnum appel.
Thorn 3 Pope, respondent agt George Porter appel-
ant Motion open default William Tracy for motloo sub
James Ross respondent agt samuel wigg. appe liant
Motion to dismiss appeal William Kenyon for notion
same asI sane Motion substitution Of James DOW.
de ETC. defendant and appellant Moak Tor
notion William IL Kenyon opposed
DECISIONS HANDED down:
Amelia Plopper respondent, agt the NewYOrk Central
and Hudson River Railroad Com pany appellant Judgment
In ihe matter Of the accounting David Hawey
order OF General Term reversed that OF Surrogate affirmed
with costs.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS:
No ss3-In the matter Of the Attorney General AFT tho
agt ia neS Hendck aai others HoaS for respondent
s5in the mater O. the Attorney General agt tho
Atlantic Mutual Lie Insurance Company v Moak Tor
HeIson eSecutor respondent agt sutber
land Tenney assignee. imgeaded appellant John Lndiey
No s9O-The Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY respond
soShlrn feegFaph Compsny defendant John Smith for
appellants anG Mr.. Turner for respondent -. =, ~,
ward appellant Joseph Fletcher for appellant submitted
No 7The People ex rel Wade Buckley app liant agt.
and trustees OF Port yery responGe s John
Lyon for appellant and oy for OF q,
Ulster County, respondents fgt me common CquPsn y.
John LinsOn for appellant and Alton ParAer
No sin the matter petition Of Charles Pnrdy
an attorney respondent Mnlard for appellants and or
lando stewart for respondent
The following the calendar OF the Court OF Ap-
peas for October Il:
Nos. 269 235 3lS, $50, 357, 36l. 362l2 and 3GC.