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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
tEw.yokk DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MAY 9, 1875

sum of $4,000 This appropriation is made In partial
compliance with recommendations OF the Commissioners
of Slate Survey In the recent report TO the Legsatue
These recommendations proposed among otner lnlhs3
an expenditure OF $40 600 per annum for topograpc
maps and surveys, whereby sueh maps aps
and surveys could be made each year
of from three to five counties OF the STATE.
The total estimated cost OF the work IT, therefore, over
100000 At an expenditure OF $4,000 year tue
work cannot be completed in les than twenty years,
and am convinced that before such vast WORK shal
be entered upon By the State plan or procedure
be carefully formulated By the Legislature ana dehe
ly decided upon. -, ,,.so., r,,s
tTct of the State accordance with the provisions Vi
Chaper 400 OF Laws OF 1883. $4,000. The Character
Of the work which may necessary to be done Ia the
Adirondack region is such that can I've performed uuu
direction OF the State Engineer ana surveyor, anu
he Is the proper officer to nave charge ol ~,
The creation or continuance uf separate bureaus at
large expense should be avoided where the dulles cur
frrrt upon the bureaus be performed Dy the Sd'
officials Great ed by the constitution. -
For the Commits siOners or FlsherleS 20 po
extended IN rplenishinR tho lakes fFSInn'
and other waters of this state with n,n,
$4,000 OF which sum the Commissioners are berepy
directed to expend 90 800 in stocking Lake ontario WIN
pike wbitensh and salmOntrO and SlOOO id stDVh
ing the ST. Lawrence River with black bass and Can,
FOR The reason that In the last clause the Commission
nr directed TO expend - In stocking Lake ontario
and the ST. Lawrence RIVER see no reason WHY ~
Commissioners should he directed To stock TINS hshy
lake and river, half the waters OF when Delong 70,
foreign Government The Fish Commissioners shn nun.
receive all the money the public needs demand anu lno5
should spend IL as they deem proper
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the same month last year. The Board Of Excise this
week received 115 applications and granted ITO
licenses.
The Board Of Health is taking steps to guard against
cholera There are about dozen slaughter-houses In
the city limits in violation of city ordinance.
The State has completed the work Of putting an iron
pipe under the Erie Canal to connect with the gull
The section of the canal in Oneida County has
been bottomed out, aud is ready for tue opening OF
navigation.
Utica now pays s27 800 annually for lighting streets
with gas and electricity. The. Brush-Swan Electric
Light Company. OF Central New YORK, just formed,
offers to light the territory for 81 1880 annually
The company has capital stock of $3.50 600, and
incorporated this week. Its trustees are A. Nj. Mills,
William s. Bartlett Charles s. Symonds, G. NJ Lowery
and William X. Heath.
The first cleaning machine in Utica was put to
wOIk this week.
Thomas COgey. recently chosen captain OF the
Hutchinson Light Guards. has resigned.
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Coke hned
the Schenectady Coralne Company 5000 TOR con-
tempt in refusing to obey an injunction.
George + ulmer has been chosen chairman OF the
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners The ex-
pendtnres OF the board for the year ending April 80
we're $4,000 1t has ordered telephones for all the
fire engine houses.
The Common Council by vote of IL TO has passed
the Mayors veto the resolution asking the Legis
atuTe for authority TO raise $4,000 with which to pay
outstanding debts of last year.
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WAsHINGTONns6rrs
w ELLINGTON, Friday.

WisuINGToS Friday. May 8, 1888.
NAVAL okpek -ZPaymaster Fury OF the Navy H
been oTev ed TO the Qunnebaug, TO relieve ray naSei
y . Mcconnell, who mas been cohuehhou .! " '"
survey. -, ,.,., M
NV OF srcIusIoS.-Mr Cleveland will hereafter re-
- No callers ON Saturday He finds it necessary to
1avote at least one wording day OF each week " '"0
transaciion of public business without interruption
Nor GOING To ATLANTA.-The President mas deeHneu
the invitation OF the Georgia delegation 10 Nse A.
lanta during the session Of the ConinercI ay,
10 be held there during the latter part oi w, rrn,ii
,oonth The PIE .idens official duties Will not permit
his leaving Washington at that time
RESTORED TO THE RoLL-The name OF Genera beiJa-
min Runkle has been restored to the pension ros MIN
the rank of major TO take effect April l. i9o7 ND
dropped from retired list OF tine Army AZ A0"' ~
his pension allowed In 1875
Try CHILEAN misunderstanding is known NJ the
stare DEPARTMENT OF the reported recall OF senior 1ouo
the CHILEAN Minister 70 the Uned STATES, ~ ~ 10 San
there that he left New-IOrk rev DAYS aEo iava ~
Francisco intending TO 20 thence 10 Chih 0n '
absence. ,s..o
GRAY JAcKETs.-The Robert Z. Lee Camp, ConIeaera'e
xeterans of Richmond Va to the number d 10 Salied
AZ the White House this afternoon, an9 were ~ W., ~
TO the President by Representative 1e9.se b Conied
virHia General j. K. Cook who served on tue Coniou
during the war; at the head OF tue ueies"
fion Tine men woie the Confederate gray
T4E NiAcARA-Mr whitney is not satshed WIN Tue
,erms of the sale OF Niagara at Boston rev usy
Ieso made She was sold for $l2.3OO IL Is aeBu
fle auctioneer didnOt give buyers suhclehI oPPi'u
Atty to bid on the vessel .
martial this morning the defendant chaegI S S was
Dir-eor James Suddards on the ground thas no ",'
hostile TO him and had criticised ms se's ~ i ~ -
General lhe ground of Dr.. Suddardss hostin.y a.
legged in the challenge, was the failure ol n Vork
s,nsei for the accused interposed demurrer 70 TIC
Jurisdiction of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
xhyoR GRACFS APPOINTMENTS
no RE ANNOUNCED To-DAY-MEN WHO MAY BE
NAMED

To RE ANNOUNCED To-DAY-MEN WHO MAY BE
NAMED
Mayor Grace's appointments OF heads OF ue-
rnens 70 succeed officials whose terms have expired
viii he made to-day probably not till late In the
.s,erncon Those who say that LIE had picked out
All the appontees except two week ago; but no one
can saw positively who they will be. AS the
apnoiptmerts rest solely with the Mayor
ne may decide to make some changes at the
last moment The following list will probably be found
nearly correct: City Chamberlain. william NJ lvinsi
pyesdent of the department of taxes and assessments
the present head Thomas b. Asen. or some friend OF
the Mayor whose name has not appeared In connection
with the pace; park commissioner, NJ ID. O. Borden
commissioner of charities and correction, Charles
pailv now superntendent OF market fire commissioner
rong terml Henry d. PurrOy IRE commissioner 10 nI
vacancy Cornelius Van Colt or e1-Alderman JOhn Ill.
seaman dock commissioner, John IL. Seaman or some
friend of the Mayor who Is thoroughly conyersdnt WIN
The needs of the shipping interests commissioner OF
Jurors George Caulheld. -, c,. uu
'Tb. "a was rumor around the City Han
vesterday that Mr.. PurTOy would resign as
fire Commissioner and that the Mayor would
than annoint him long term and that either CO
Inissioner Van John III. Seaman would DC named
To mi the vacancy Caused by the resignation OF MT
Pnrroy The Mayor, when asked II this was true' re-
preferred to say nothing ABOUT inc ap-
poIptments until they we're made.
Several delegations went TO the Mayors once uuIlnE
the av to present the names OF various candidates
them we're compelled to away without seeing MIN.
Several weknOwn bankers and merchants ask the APP
p0Iptpept of John r. Kelly, OF the hrm OF MusgrOVe
Co. as City Chamberlain
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RyrS or LEGAL NEWS.

The trial of the suit of Stephen I. Nash,
Iobn NJ Nash and John r. KIngsford. lawyers, to re-
81 6l5 OF with interest from December l. 1892,
far rofessional services certain stockholders OF the
MetrunOlitan Elevated Railroad Company, was begun
Yesterday in the Supreme Court before Justice
Rarrrtt The defendants are sylvester Ill.
Knreland Jacob Berry AID Joseph ). Stout.
A new trial has been granted by the Supreme Court,
General Term. to John Carpenter who vas convicted IA
the Court OF General Sessions OF the muruer Oh MS WIG
and Was sentenced 10 be hanged. - =
Tne assessment on property nc One-hundred-and-
fourthst and the Boulevard belonging 10 H. W. Osien-
dor and others benefit by reason OF the closing OF
the Boumiu gdale road north OF FIFTY -nlnthst when
WINS ordered by Central Park Commissioners IN 1865
aud mas been prolific or litigation, was vacated
Yesterday by Justice Lawrence. Tue Court hcld that
fhe ssessors IN assuming that the land In the roadDcd
reverted To the adjacent owners when the road was
closed had erred and that the assessment Tor beneht on
the property was Invalid, ,o,,,-,, ,
Justce Donohue Yesterday enjOined Carl Rankin from
Transferring his services as END man III tue nSgIo
minstrel troupe of Thatcher Primrose west 10 b"o"'
Wilson * Raukins minstrel company. ,-.
The General Term OF the supreme Court yesterday sou
aside the award OF $4,000 To Rufus story ny tue com
missioners appointed In i ms sun ,,ssges re
lila premses No. FrOnt-st caused Dy the coistruc-
ton ef Inc road The commissioners are directed TO re-
,",sIder the matter make award In accordance
decision OF the Court OF Appeals that he Is en-
ted IN damages interference with light air ana ac-
cess The commissioners erred II Is declared In taking
evidence with regard TO smoke. noise ana ViOrauOil
he orter appoiuting commissioners inquire whether
should be given To the Newlork Cable Rall-
way Company construct and operate railroads In GER
tain atreets this CITY, yesterday vacated by the
supreme Court General Term, In so far as IL provides
Tor constructing railroad IN tho boulevard The ap
pcants this action owners OF property fronting
Judge Brown yesterday rendered decision dsmissins
the libel In the suit of A. G. Kston and others against
the British vessel suliote for VI $50 Tor snppnes ur
tract the supplies not authorized ~ the captain
1 OK owners OK the vessel
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, May SIN the Court of Appeals
to-day. the Hon. William q. Ruger, Chief Justice. and
Associates present. the following decisions were handed
down
Joseph Lowery respondent agt the Manhattan Railway
Donpany appellant; crank Potts. administrator resgon
dealt ag William Hart aud Others apDelan.ss The Peo
Pee ondent ag the kpiekcrbocker &c co 1pany appel
ian Frank L. Anes ad uInstratOr respondent aSI inc
NeS.YOrk Central anil hudson siyer ail.o ID acmDshy
appellant: osce X ThurOer and others appellants AT
William hughes respondents George e Morris appellant
etc. respondents George Wadsw0rta resp M
deut ag Lyon. appellants Jefferson alley appel
Ian Caroline d. Potts I'd Mt Jacob LoErhard re-
spondent villa r. clyde and another ellants Car
ONE pope respondent George W. Mead, impea,e APP
peani Philip Reid appel agt Lewis IA >trg nan.
shsTin respondent; Indignant affirmed With costs
Mary Marsh resp0 ldent agt William a. Nc Nair, appel
liant Theodore BrncKerhon ant others, appelInts sss
Henry others lOndents Judgment Te'ers-
ed ald new trial granted costs to abide event. .
ami another Appellants ast IN mas T. Al.
mold and respondents; Jus ncnt Common RES
and at OF Marine Coirt Affirmed with costs on as
ground tia except ons appear IN case
The Court took recess June l, 1885, at Saratoga
June and 10 will he motion days.
No 222-Charles w Miller respondent agt The YORK
Central Hudson River ianToai Company Appellant aP
pcal Gue Hand for appellant and r. COany
IN All respondent
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SEEDING IN rnE NoRTHwEsT.

Sr. PAUL, May 8 Especially In the last week
the cool weather In AMI eastern Minnesota has
been uufvorabe for seeding but the work is going for
ward rapidly. In many places the ground is wet and
cold and has not worked as well last year. Much Of
the wheat In the southern part OF the State has been
sown in fields that were actually muddy At the time and
In some places has not yet begun TO sprout It gen
orally stated seeding in Minnesota Ia at least Two
weeks later than 1t last year Wheat IN Dako'a Is
nearly all sown and In many cases the plant up ana
growing nicely. Reports from the Northern F r
Elevator Company, at Fargo ana the Fargo
southern kai,rOad offices, summarized, are as as
fo,nws. "rne last has been une ana tue
ss ~ tho seeding has been rapid and the work well
done The weather present is nue. ana he farmers IN
me Red River Valley as Iar north as ifalh COhhty
are Ou the point OF closing their whea seeding seasoh
TINS is the general SITUATION On several nohdhAa af
nrh snner force used than the prev luus years, MS
The season for seeding PROMISES To Dc long one anu
hnsts is unnecessary. According To lhnktoWn us
mach grain in southern Dakota Is nearly All H. MOST
farmers are planting dX instead OF wheat thoush the
wheat crop will DO 10 per cent greater III lew
counties this year last About reeourths OF last
years crop Ia still In the farmers anus WARM "eathor
is badly needed 10 start the grain.'
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SYRACUSE.
CORNING JUDD-PHC
OGRAPHY-CANALS.
tBr TELEGRAPH To rHE TETBuNE.l

log
fHr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SYRACUSE. May s.-Captan Randall. OF the 4lst
Separate Company has received notification from the
Adutant General OF the State that his command Val
be ordered into camp at Peekskili with the 9th Reg
ment Colonel Seward. for the week beginning June ~
Tho Governor has AZ ned the bill providing for build
ing the approaches tho bridge over the Ere Canal
at Catharine-st. and appropriation Of $4,000 Is
available TOR the work.
Arrangements for the annual exhibition Of the syria
cnse Art Club are rapidly being completed. The ex
hibt OF pictures includes work by the finest painters in
the United states Most of the pictures come from the
studios of New-York artists.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Syracuse Water Company. on Wednesday, the follow
ing directors we're elected ID. H. Bruse. Alexander
Davis T.. W. Leavenworth, A. A. Hewlett, William
& Belden and Patrick Lynch. 10 Il understood that
on to-norrow General d. II. BruDo. OF The journal
will be made president and general manager OF the
company. . c.,
was city clerk of Syracuse in lS48. Mr. Judd. when
the cholera quarantine raised issued the famous
pronuncamento, " No more cholera: by order OF the
Board. - Corning Judd, clerk In 1913 MT Judd
was Editor of " / he syracuse STAR
The water il being let into the middle division OF the
canal preparatory 10 the opening OF navigation on
Monday. superintendent OF Public WORKS Shanahan
aud Division Engineer Sweet have examined lock No.
so winch has been enlarged sufficiently to ALLOW the
passage of two boats at the same time. and appear
sat. hed with the JOB There about se' enty-hve
bo its stationed the Erie Canal in this city, many OF
" hich will be taken 10 Buffalo tor grain.
The audience in the Weiting Opera House on Wednos-
day night wa. photographed by the light OF electric
lamps Three fine negatives were obtained.
The members OF the lS9th Remnant NeW-fors
Veterans arranging to hold reunion at Daniorth
Park June 3,
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THE ELECTION OF WEAVER.
nruocnArs PLANNING 70 PREVENT his BEING
SEATED.
far rErEeR rH TO THE rRrnUNE.l


far TEIEeR ArH TO THE TRIBUNE1
SPRINGFIELD, H., May S.-The latest returns
.bov that the majority for Weaver. RepnOhcau' IN
xxxIyth District is over 800 The Democrats n"''"
GERS are busy with plans 10 keep Weaver out oi MS
nv contesting his election various pre'eAps' ~.
aIie0e that the tickets used by the Hepnoncan'
Weayers name were Illegal form being Simply 'i
resen,ative instead Of also naming the district AnS
aiso alese fraud bribery. etc. 1t IS ieirei Vu'' ~
Democrats by pretended contestn the seVer@i
Of the district when the returns shall be canV"Sseu'
and af,erwa~l here in the House, Will be aole ~ and
none Weaver's admission TO his scat lhuennhy' ,v
Tins keen M the deadlock. hoping tlW ro "a
eventually turn up by death or accluent ~ ad ha ok
ths,n tie adv ntne Colonel Morrison Il exper.u IN
s s .ii,sor The Democratic managers appear W
he avair,g his return before they mature lho, pra
20 meet the new and unlocked for emergency 0
logan is here and hopeful. The RepnOneal ,hers
have summoned full attendance OF az tneir niai,,,
for Tues law without fail Next week VIII Do ah oA7
VI. ooo,,,ues IN he an
The removal Of Postmaster Palmer continue M vas
absorbing tonic I'm reply to an inqhiry as 10 little
susDended Mr. Palmer said: q" fancy tntlo 20 80 e.
mystery about that. suppose every oou9 i, iii
was done 10 nuence the Sena'e election en lillian
zine President would not interfere WIN 'ht , an,
directly but he Is willing to interfere huIse9 ~. ~
noipting a postmaster who he THINKS, nsy "
Ills patronage vote or Two ot l,ior Of
In which he will be disappointed by 'ne ei'0' -
Weaver 4" . -, o,oo,od nov"
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS NOT CAST DOWN.
w .su1NcroN May 8 lSpeciQN.-A virginia

WASHINGTON, Ndy NNFOO'VV7I' - =
pr,,,1,oon to-oicht said: "The decision of the Su-
nreme Court OF Virginia yesterday affirming the constr
nationality of the act OF the last LEGISLATURE whon
places the control election machinery OF the STATE
in the hands of the Bourbons. will not have dispiig
effect upon the Republicans but, on the contrary WI"
nerve them to stronger efforts in the coming campaign
1t ought not to be forgotten that when the
~ Virc,pia won their first great victory eecng their
state ticket and a Legislature which sent Mahohe
and Riddleberger to the United States SENATE
the election machinery OF the state was conroieu
absolutely by the Under the present law the
Republicans Will have representative on each OF the
1lecfon and lanyassing Boards Besides majority OF
fine Supreme Court amt large part OF the REMAINDER
the state judiciary Republicans, ana they VIII o9
ON The alert 70 see that the law is inpartaly enforced
ana a fair election secured The contest Will be most
exciting one and the people are so deeply nlereseu ~
fhe resnf that do not think it will be good yefY0r
the BourDOns to attempt fraud"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
rrcKEks IN THE srocK EXCHANGE.

Argument was heard yesterday by Justice
Lawrence In the Supreme Court Cha nbers, upon the
motion continue the Injunction procured last mouth
by the Commercial Telegram Company, restraining the
New-York Stock Exchange from interfering with ts
privileges upon the 0Or Of the Exchange In the OF
its ckers James Carter. In behalf OF the Stock Er
change presented aidsvits setting forth that the Ex
change had threatened disconnect the wires
OF the Telegram Company. but thai
In consequence of a decision Of tho
United States Circuit Court regarding the
infringement by the Telegram Company OF certain
patents the EXCHANGE had coverel the Instruments,
tearing that IL might 10 held liable for their Mr.
said the Stock Exchange had the rght TO deprive
the company OF its privileges Whenever t seemed pro er
u the nmltee OF Arrangements to do There was
u contract with the Telegram Company, but mera
oral agreement to IL To gather quota
lions as long as the Exchange exeeaded the
privilege Ex-senator COnkng. wh,. with David Id
ley and James +. Chandler, represented the ree-
gram Company. replied thar the Exchange had ac-
cepted present month from the company
after the injunction had beou obtained The proposition
that the Exchange would b. liable for mfr ngement
the patent by the company was absurd Both com.
pans according TO the agreement were TO nave equal
privileges the Exchange upon tho same terms HI @
charged that the Stock EXCHANGE was being used as an
ally OF the Gold ami Stock Company Justice Law
renee reserved his decision.
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ROCHESTER,.
OLICS-SLEEPING CAR
RULES-CHEAP SHOWS
Tnr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE


TBr TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE
ROCHESTER, May S-The strike of the iron
moulders in the stove oundrics of Rochester continues.
No conference between men and employers has been
held since Monday. The strikers claim that they
ought to have tho same wages they had before the
1919 per cent reduction OF May was announced. En-
ployers say that owing competition they forced
TO reduce wages to the extent indicated
The visits of Pero Hyacinthe the famous French re-
former and the Rev. Father O'Connor, of New-York,
to this CITY and their lectures here beginning to
have effect For some time a correspondence has been
going on between persons in this city no accepted the
teachings of these and others OF like faith else
where with a view TO organizing lndepsnd
Catholic Society in Rochester. With that object the
Rev Mr. Gaegan, who vas educated for the priest
hood but never took orders, has como here from New
York He il associated with the movement headed by
Father O'ConnOr, aud Father MoNaramy, which has
already resulted in the establishment OF churches III
New York Philadelphia. Montreal and other cities.
Ever since the rules and regulations which were
arranged by DIR. Webb. president OF the New YORK
Central Sleeping Car Company, went into effect, the
conductors have shown their dBliks of them by send
ing in occasionally resignation The greatest surprise
was expressed in this city this morning upon the re-
cept OF the news that Messrs. Auscomb, Derrick
Quackenbush, Foster Franklin Wagner, Knox. Cox
and Manning. ali we-knowu sleeping car conductors,
had rendered their designations aud that some hau
The work Of filling the Erie Genial with water wa.
begun this morning. Navigation will be fully opened
by the first OF next week,
Tho nmble piece still reigns supreme at the
theatres. The Wilbur Opera Company 10 fusnlllngdl
remarkably prosperous engagement nj the Academy OF
Music where two performances are given daily 10 I'M
mense audiences. Maggie Mitchell played Driet WINE
at the Grand at the oldtime prices, aud comparatively
few went to see her. ,,,
The house farming OF the Rochester Lodge OF Elks
tales paca on Sunday evening" when Nat Childs, the
Boston journalist and playwright, will preside
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
Troy.
HARD LIcKs FOR A CoNTRoLLER-FANCY
FARMING-HYMENEAL.
Isr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuSAl

Troy, May s-Controller Spicer has had some hard
knocks this week, City Attorney Roche called him
colossal liar and Alderman and Water Commissioner
Ranken. in Common Council last night threatened TO
begin proceedings for Spicers removal. kanken COM
plains that Spice iu his capacity doorkeeper OF the
city treasury. disregards the authority OF the Council
and sets himself up as Dictator while Roches grew
ance is that Spcer misrepresened him 70 the water
Commissioners Spicer maintains his serenity.
The Common Council has granted franchise to
company for furnishing nonillumnating gas for heat
ing and mechanical purposes The company will use
the pipes of the deiunct Steam Heating Company.
Considerable capital is interested.
The noted herd OF Jerey cattle which helpedto bring
the charge of fancy farming in l. Townsend Burden
action against his brother James, shipped TO NJ W
York Yesterday to be sold by auction on tuesday.
other property of the Woodside Farm and Conserva-
tory will be sold aud the fancy farming will cease
The Rev. DR.. Denis Workman, OF Sangertes, one OF
the trustees of the Union College, will wed In June
Miss Jessie Babcock talented school teacher OF TINS
CITY IL was "A Block Island cOurtshp.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd propose to sell
their home for fallen women the Albany road, ana
build another on the hill at Troy already dotted by
important institutions of Roman Catholic denomina-
fion