New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
-. ,.nr.rv II. at No. 80 Fifth-avo', has been
Wv,sn;sd "a the opening day.
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~,srp,cr SUPREME COURT JUDGES D'o-
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.,,,, .vor,.R CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUSE'l
'W,su,scroN, Dec. 3O.-A full meeting VI
,,s instruct Supreme Court was heiu inns ',.
,.,e into con .ideration the President o uo'i "
ar 1,ases OF the Court Of Claims on New lear Su"! "
.o $50 lime tnst the Supreme Court Judges were De-
a. re,e,v.d There unanimous iocins !" '"
a, rasept,ng the insult This was ciear iron '"0 o
~ Iv ones,,,n was how best 10 give expression 10 H.
,.v NJ the Judges in favor OF Shaving away INV
gether from the reception. but this the Horo ''n anu
Conservative element considered 100 s"eeI'"h :"
.rosseding IL would create scandal. 1t was
rsu.d IL would go before the COUNTY
h the court had refused to wish the President hapP.
-, Var IL would be cabed all over the world thst
~, s,preme Court OF the District OF Columbia had hau
on, audacity to administer to the occupant ol the "e
uopse n s,ub 1t altogether too radical measuro
p.ope would stand aghast at this display OF temery
n, the part of the learned judges OF INC coui'' " "
v,iyht clyo rieo to serious troubles 80
7, was finally decided that individual members OF inc
,t Wished TO pay their respects to the fesuept no'
,yh, do So but body they should not go. ms uiS
,s.d resolve was about 10 be accepted Az 'no n"A'
a.sop OF the meeting when the attention Oh one VI INC
,dgcs WAS drawn by the Marshal OF the Dstrict 10 tno
r,,c,e IN this mornings TRIBUNE, satins the grave
,,co,lous which had arisen inc consequence
., the Presidents strange rrooaiha"on
7, unset all previous calculations once more 'Hc
,rdy,s met in consultation. All the points ihVo'eu
-. 90, a over again one by An insult had oeen
n 10
nn,y The result Of accident Had the judges Oh inc
60, Of Claims entered into conspiracy to
na,i,,le tho Importance OF the Dis'rio'
Snrreme Court What was tho fresioeht
hr. in the matteri Could the court In view OF the
,ac, that the whole difficulty had become known ana
hn pubicy discussed afford to insist further upon the
official recognition due 1t without being sure
,, n. grievance would be considered and redressed
These were the great questions. For over one uour
they were debated. 1t seemed at ono Time
a. N no result would or ooulo DO re"cneu
At last after many misgivngs that us SELL
esteem was about receive the rudest SHOCK IL ever
had received tho court decided to take no
of ths Presdents proclamation and TO attend the Ne"
YEAR, RECEPTION body and n the place assigned 10
ft I'm the procession As the judges ed out Oh 'her con-
r,,a,ion room after reaching this decision they wore
deeced look The decisions OF the court Tor inc next
few weeks are expected to be unusually severe
porrsssn,atiye Weaver of Iowa handed TO the
P.gst-r of the Treasury in behalf OF consutuet an
Of the Colonial Government which he asks 10
havs redeemed with date. The note Is about
three by four inches. evidently printed from Wooo' anu
reds AS follows: "70936. Seventy dollars. Ihe ooale
s entitled TO receive seventy Spanish meo doha'' VI
Az equal sum in gold silver according to resolution
Of Congress of the l4h Of January, l719 seventy uo
lars" The signature cannot be deciphe!ed. General
Ro,ecrans referred the matter to the secretary Vi e
Treasury for him TO pass upon IT.
II is doubtful whether Secretary Whitney admlres
Mr.. Bayard greatly rather ma4ine he feels niue
impatient OF the Delaware sta esmah wa!S. -. )
do not suit him He thinks that he bias 0lundereh 700
much and IN this respect is much hSe the man VINO
sways discovered the mOat i'll his Del2hoors eye Dul
could not see the beam IN his own Al any rats, Mt
Whitney seems unable to withstand the temptation OF
glyi0g Mr. Bayard sly dlg whenever lie eau mere Is
3 case in point Both he and Bayard were IN Indian
apos OH the occasion of the Hendricks funeral WINE
waiting at wine previous to taking their places III
the procession there walked up TO The Secretary OF
State long legged notwithstanding HoOser VINO
crasped Mr. Bayard's hand ana began to shake 1t
vigorously. Mr. Bayard was at first incIued to resent
This familiarity on the part OF a stranger but he man
aged to smile condescendiugly, and alter a" hlle to
look highly pleased when the Indiana man broke out
with. MIR Secretary, l am awful glad TO meet you
have read great deal about you but never had the
honor of addressing you personally. want TO say
here and now that an delighted with your dplomaiic
appointments They please The men you have
selected 90 abroad are class of great men. ms
was too much for the Secretary of the Navy broad
grin spread over his face he nndged senator who
Was standing at his sido and exclaimed IN halt
audible whisper: Great scott But Bayard has been
waiting q long time TO hear from that fellow: l
wonder if Baysrd heard the remark There is said 10
be a growing GOODNESS bot ecu the tIo men.