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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23

On motion yesterday behalf Of John T. G. Smith
compel Oswald Otendorie proprietor OF The NeT YORK
Zsifno TO Smiths complaint in
against libel Justice Andrews in Supreme Court
Canbers decision The article alleged TO be
bellous was published last March.
Mrs Mary Irsch began suit for an absolute di
vorce from Francis Irsch ground Of cruelty writ
habas asked Justice Andrews TO restore
to her twin children Lulu aud Edward: whom she
charges husband with having kdnappe lie clluIeh
remained with the sut begun unt about
fortnight ago when Mr. rsch carried shem away III ms re
turn stated that he had perm teh MS we 10
keen the discovered that she was leadlng an
immoral life.
nt for Islander begun by Harriet Day against Julins
Catn IT. wholesale dry goods merchant OF D. o. ChuIc
st was smissed yesterday by Judge Hyatt In the cry
Court The defendant by whom tie painth was employed
as servant her Of stealing his vile JewelIy worth
900 The pa nt alleg, that oil his treat
men OF her she had stalned damage OF t2OOO
rdv ard NJ knox, the yeteI'ay applied TO Justice
An W, II an lnlun restraining he Officers OF me
r. ra of Incnn and STREET Destinations IRON r
moving a news ciga id water stand no me fulnl,
At slde OF his the northeast er % Brau"y u
tlat street lie claims that hs father long ago obtained 10y
purchase under "a corp alton ordinance the Ight 10 pi'e
Stand there md that James Walsh the former ssee
of The stand has induced the officers to attempt 10 remove "
hut offered 10 compromise % riOO
J. r. walsh attorney Tor the receiver OF the estate OF
hartley Campbell that II has been appraised a.
$40 900 and that should yield more than s anu al
AGAINST Mr. Campbell Indebtedness OF about S22OoO M
Campbel years ago sposed Of the play NY Partner ana
"CIio IBERIA The Heroine In Rags were soid
pursuant orders OF the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Wednesday. sept 1870
Amy ORDEHs Tue superintendent OF the Uenerai
Recrutine service has directed TO send hity re
crnts 10 Fort smelling Mimi. for the 2Oth ihlahrS'
Ieave of absence has been granted with permSVn 70
On abroad To- Second Lieutenant William i. b1u'eil'
Ism Insanity for eight months
THE CONSULAR System ~ecretar5 Bayard mas sent ="
circn.r lett er To all officers OF the United states
incIo,tng memorandum prepared by James Bryce o.
The British Foreign Oice having IN view certain re-
form. IN Ihe English consular " There eau be
it,tie donpt" SAYS Mr. Bayard. THAT these reforms
are enforced they not suggested ny the series
reports af American cOnsuls printed during inc 'as
1--WE years az that attempt viii he maae 10 eq'a
them In funess OF detail and merit lie urges 'ne COZ"
suls 10 rene we'd diligence IA their work
PosTMAsrERs AProiNTED.-Tho Postmaster-"enerai
bs. npponted the following fourth-class postmisers'
IIz. Woody at Bassville, Me- Jonathan Jewe, al
E.w-AIuIon n Y; A. J. SIbbett AZ Port Gibson, ~ u,
i l. NarcinkowskI, AT Waikiki. n. Y; III. A. wight
man, at Clark-burl. n. V; j. H. Hamilton Minnas
aett n Y: Herbert Gleason. Marshal. n y; j. g. Ell
E s'e' 0''''f' "''' ~"''' ''
internal RFyENUE.-The colections or Internal
Revenue for jay aud August last amounted TO
SIo342 276 beng all OF 81 ,55O647 over The
COLLECTIONS 10 tue pOndIng period last year.
4 BONDS For KEDEsrTioN.-fhe amount OF per cent
bonds called and uncaod at the Treasury De
partment today for redemption was Sl,2O2OOo 81
which $3.50 900 uucali-d oonds surrendered hnne
the circular of August 30 The revenues OF the Gov
ernmeut continue exceed large amount the cur
rent there every reason 10 trpeci
continu nee OF present. policy OF releenlhR the .
Der cent loan as RAPIDLY possible Tho receipts slnce
kn,emhsT aggregate about S22 900 900 wnie the ex-
penditure~ during tho ssn" period amount 10 ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
MANY NOVEL DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODS

thorough going shopper in search OF the newest fall
fashions neglect inspect the fine display OF newly
imported dress goods silks cosks. furs dress trimmings
linens hosiery upholstery buttons and notions displayed by
James McCreery In their large store at broadway ana
Elevenhst In dress goods the stock Is full and varied
designs being In the plush and wooen
nes These woolIen goods especially remarkable for
beauty The fancy designs for panels and
trimmings which made to match are popular these
designs. in plain and beaded plush, orocaded
stripes plush and tnsel, and combinations OF plush,
plad beads tinsel Oh fail 10 give satisfaction
The same idea followed the fashions In use OF
plush other material on PLAIN background
mat color and material the goods oil wc tne
dress composed having in addition SILK or satn oody
OF shade Chief thes. styles are Pekn SILK
with plish effects silk with velvet aud long plush
mbinations plush with Cluny stripes aud plush win ng
us in plush high relief with large cheek pattern
All goods be had In shade ana color lagih
able Heotrope and SERPENT, shade oil green are the
latest number OF Parsmade suits composed
these exhibited which completely
allows OF chenille effects for sides ana panels
silk and velvet dresses some OI
these Persian goods for cOaks and wraps are unique III
their way In Iaces Marquse Chanty Duchesse POM Ap
paue Nalencennes compete for pubic iaV0r
fronts bridal wells here IN great variety bHanI
broken and ve stripes contrasting background are
now hosiery old gold and black, old gold and card
bodered deliberately than formerly, binds nests R0r
initials beads and metallic thread Leading ne
firm IL now making speciality OF Rcheeu ribs and pam
black from - 10 10 so The latest FASHION In
ladies' underwear OF which the stock - wei selected
OF having neck bosom and wrists in inherent cooFs
m hnfV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
TEXTURES or THE LABOR QUESTION.

PLUMBERS AND CLOTHING CUTTERS STILL HOPE
Full OF SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENTS.
The master plumbers denied yesterday that
there hal been any desoriious from thor ranks rs
claincd by the inurneymen. There was a meeting OF
the Master Plumbers Association at No. o2 Union
Square IN the afternoon. and many reports OF an en-
couraging nature received fromth members OF the
various committees James Fay. Fifth-ave plumber.
returned Europe Tuesday and when lie learned
what the association had taken In his absence he
hung up rules In his shop All his employees. egii-
shop closed them. fhe executive commit,
tee OF tho Journ'yme Plumbers Union were busy all
day paying the who were locked out;
these having families received SlO ana the
single 81. The bosses say that there ls every
of satisfactory settlement OF the strike. and
report that rapidly getting workmen from out
side the city and ais mat many OF the union men have
asked TO be taken back
There only rem ain about forty frns who have not
given in 10 the clothing cutters An assessment was
made yeste rday OF days pay from every who
h., zone back TO work. and TWO days pay from those
= no va not been OUT TIE former Will pay their
mani on October is and the ator on October and 10.
At a meeting OF tue German BricKlayers Union IL was
reported that one Of employers, named Westpha.
hal An apprentice because he had been sent
by another enpiove to buy pint OF beer ~ was re-
solved compel Mestphsl 30 relnstso lhe app,
and refuses comply he 10 to % mehaceu win
Strx aud boycott -, m,
Al a meeting OF the International Cgarmskers Pro
gressve Union No. 10 sui No. 80 strike was
are NED With their wages aud thoy are 10 %
supported during the strike by the union In oruer 70
enlarge the fund OF the union an oxtrS YAK Vi
30 cents 10 10 DO imposed on each member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
The following is letter addressed 10 Eu"ar" "a"''
bach, which explains itselfi
,ssENrING TO WABASH REORGANIZATION.
q 4-..- q II AchInu OF the PurcllSlnl

Committee OF the Wabash st. Louis ana fac'nc' 'oS'o
day denied tho story the bondhoders were not a.
.,, TO .. ~ r.or,aniz .tio, scheme He stated that
over "a 500 900 OF bonds had assented TO the furcha
INC Commit ee's prOpositiOn ana mat amounts were
cg A., every day AL the rate 81 900. The hond-
asserting covered all the Issues when hgHresaie "n
$27.O0O.OO0 On Tuesday there were SlVo'ooo n's'S
rcCrlYed 1,e,So.- ~ .
,ha Wfh,sh sv.e,n cas- MssssipW has issuei "a
circu ar that the Purchasing committee u"o7
rot Intend 10 ADOPT the plan setteneht o. tne ci"i
shnud The act In the futnre upon any
proposed extens Of their bonds as they may jung
hi The committed therefore. will not use inc ds-
creticuarv power of settlement that the aHt1.heht>
no, f.ro- hlv disuuset 70 such has been
r,nosed are invited 10 JOIN those who nave already
signed The asroemenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME couRr-CmAMBRRs-B Before Andrews, J.1Nos
az 40 So so 81 no. l57 llS l09 lb2 lbo lio H.
1856 I92 1911 1876 100. 209. 2lO, 2ll, 2l3. 2l6 49, .,,
Si-RgOgATP'. COURT Before Rollins MOTION calendar
c1ry Coi,nr1TRIAL TERM-PARr L-Beiore Browne. =
Nos COO o. o. 256 49, 90 49, o. IS, 5Sl 1885, 2d 26S
2Gi 265 266, 2G7. 26S. - 49,. H..
CRY CouRr-TRIAL TRRM-PART 1I--Beiore Hyatt l.
Nos. iOi7 1878 $50, 76l 49, TO- a. 229 2G9 40 Z zZ'
273. 271. 275. ,r No.. ,fo,a.u, ~
Ci1Y CoUKr TRIAL TERM-PART III1Beiore mo aeAdam
2s5 236 237 238 $50 $40 2il 2i2 2t3 2i4 2l2 2l6 80
24s 2I9 300 252 253 25i 255 256 2oI 2oo zoS Too
pol. .. ,.u~r po,oro Dooor,or
Smvth and ssstaut Dstrict-A Attorney Felows-Nos l. =
S2 TO- H. H. Is. a. Is, 49, II, ls 49, TO- H. ~
CORR OF GENERAL SEssoSs-PARr IL-Before Judge G-
aersleeye and Assistant District Attorney Bedford
D n \ q 10 H. ~ 10 IL. IS. 49, IT, l5, 10. 20
ii 81 80 ~ Is 26. III, 20. 30 80. 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
IMI7A7IyG THEIR WHITE BRETHREN.
From The Elmird Adusrtlsc

Undertaken Me- EFT Warren. Penn. told reporter
days ago that one Of Of their fathers
the Indians Aegany and Cattaraugus
,remnants abandoning is the
latDg to burials Unt within q comparatively short tine
the habit has the body IN blanket not for
supply OF meat Tor food
wapum for ferrage tie sVr aud bow and arrow for
the happy hunting gIounds But when buy McBalc.
Of the avorite chiefs died, with view OF DONG his
memory especial honor the bucks bought conn ana inferred
the In pale fashion since then the Aboriginal
method OF dispOsng OF the Godes OF the dead has
become obsolete the Weather Indians buy caskes
and employ undertkers II In mistaken notion that The
Western New York Indians have placed The bodies OF the
dead elevated platforms at eas for past The
practice formerly out shallow grave ana tun
bic the remains In, giving them ecanv covering o. ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
KILLED HORNETS sTYy0.

Joters HUI penny Tsgrdra TO The I1usbg Dispdtch.
Hiram Gooding akng buck wheat IN field on his farm
on Tuesday Suddenly his who work by.
saw him ground though he had been struck with
Cooling hurried to the spot and found his
atner black ami rOthlng AT the mouth lie car
rcd spring and succeeded in restoring him
the farmer Ond and Je to help
lie complained OF terrible pain IN his head The
lump The base OF his athel skull a. Large
remembered that there hornets nest
"A a feet from wueTe ms father was working and
hornets dying about the nest tn
usual manner Cooling was carried nome ana physician
SAID that the farmer had been stung by
hornet sting had The base Of the
brain Yesterday GOoing became entirely paray zod and
similar Is remembered having
occurred TINS vicinity some cara ago. when young man
The victim. He blind aud
pAralyzed long ume but eventually recovered Nj
Ooding sixty years Old and OF the richest the
neicAbOrhOOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
yO pAJ7V ~ VTGGINS TIE prophet"

take no stock in Prophet Wggnss predictions o. an all
DESTROYING earhq and tidal September 20 said
Captain Reynolds city Of Alexandra yester
ay Is vessel Is to-day. and he viii Ice In
that mort on wigginss awful day sink Of ght
the Island OF Cuba" Captain Reynolds further said
mo have taken special precautions for safety for
what IL the use have had occasion to note the
faslty of Migginss the past lie told us all
that storm destroyer IN March, 1854 and
went ont OF port IN the IT, The day sailed Mr.
Joseph Alex andre and SAID. Reynods when Is
thar great be- J. replied When We are TWO days
ont and the Florida be buried by the aud
We viii Just below Cape Hateras. Well. Fi gong with
you he said The the weather loOke DAd
In March. and knocked on Joes stateIoom
joe that storm Is coming But we VIII be al
Moro Castle september 70 Seaarlng men Al
SUPER sutlous but not with Miggnss prophecies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
SECURITY ON THE STAY OF SALE DESIRED

Argument heard by Justice Andrews yesterday IN su
nreme Court Chambers on a made by Edward aner-
bach on behalf United Lines Telegraph Company to
designate the amount security be given on the stay OF
the sale OF Merchants Telegraph Company
property take place next TUESDAY under h lore
closure of the divisional mortgage on Tue properly h
New York and Herbert b. Turner on DchaH
Of the Farmers Loan Company which holds the
mortgage security should be large The properly
would realize the amount OF the
mortgage a delay tho property which was
pershable might ietoTOfae In value Colonel Robert o.
ingersoll been determined what property was
covered and thought testimony should 10
taken a to determine this question: The de-
cf.fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
GAYW. FOSTER STILL IN PRISON.
PLACED UNDER So, 900 BAIL-uIs RECORD COMING


FROM CHICAGO.
Inspector Byrnes Tuesday sent telegram 70 Chie Oh
Police Eberso Of Chicago asking for information as 10 ne
reported conviction OF Foster that city In 1871 he re-
ceved this dispatch from Mr.. Ebersod yesterday Gay '"
Foster convicted the United states District Court on
September TO- 1877 fined $50 FOR mailing and receiving
letters 10 effect q scheme 10 defreud. VIII send the
Criminal Court record Inspector Byrnes also
received letter from the Mley soap Company OF ffovl
that Foster had swindled the company OUT VI
soap worth sS7 so $780,. ..,.x
about the Of Foster William Etk OF Orwigs
burg Penn, heard from O.. w Foster q Co. on June
IL with order goods tho value $3.50 which were
promised pay cash for them but ecrwaa
lays time Foster proposed to give E mote
$3.50 condition that he him slOO ~ cash. out '
payment not made IT, kampmeier OF Whiting, M,oh
who at present staying In this city said that he IA oeen
swndled by who offered to buy mortgage OF sVOo
the money letter bearing the signature OF Aim urour
the proprietor Linde Hotel In St Louis received
Yesterday the District Attorney In which II IL SAID uat
Chicago and had bad repueatlon
there Assistant District attorney Purdy. who has hsd
charge thinks that Godfrey and Foster have so
worked In that they supposed that II would %
impossible TO make legal case against them . -,
Foster examined further in the Jefferson Market foe
Court witnesses had testified against him nc
was com nted until In defaut OF $4,000 ball HIS
counsel gu omitted following cable dispatch from London
in answer asking whether he made drdt 70
Grimm & De Long, Exchange No 1000 Rll6. August H.
Grimm Long, accepted by us. VIII be paid II pre-
Absent when presented before OF would nave
been paid then. S. NJ. C. GODFREY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
APPLJCA TON FOR A FERRY FRANCHISE

The Aldermen yesterday resolved TO ask the Controller to
Board by what authority ferry being oper
Ninety unth-st East River 10 College Point and
the city receiving The Controller
TRIBUNE reporter that there was
such ferry operation There was such franchise under
consicdtU asked for. aud the matter would
meeting of the Sink Fund Commits
An excursion boat hal between those points during the
by with the DOCK Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
CERTAIN THAT THEY SAW The SEA SERPENT

The ubiquitous serpent that mysterious amphblous
animal that reported from various sections having
been seen yesterday IN the Lover Bay Seven
hundred and people Who the eryboat sonhheld
Ia the afternoon way Buffalo Bs Wild West arc
willing 10 make that they IT that what they
ok for the head aud feet OF the neck appeared
anove the surface remained full view for than
fifteen seconds They that the serpent was rst seen
and that there no mirage OF other
yatorou- 10 teludc ii In
serpent favored the water near cape
then ho aTbO three SECTIONS
one OF winch trpooned and shot then tho dragon
residents ami week later was 10
ported Hudson klnAs ton Point on sep
iember ] common seamen was seen on Marrow
Lake near Charlotte chi ami week atef wa, dspoung
nuns eli IN Of the Menunkatuck kveI neal Duil
forl Conn On September II Joe" Ono or Captain
Pickle a. is better known at Gloucester, Penn saw him
on the Delaware River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
THEY FOUND WHO MARY AND The BABY WERE

Mrs Mile Malcolm has begun suit In Brooklyn tor aD
soute divorce from Cornelius p Malcolm. They were mar
red in 1878 Chicago. whittier she had gone to Visit her
married sister Malcolm clerk for her brohernlaw'
and subsequently became his partner In 1880 MIS- Malcolm
had another wife and her brother
in law opened his partners letters and found one signed
MARY" fun OF afectonae phrases referring among oter
things baby The letter mad been sent from Toledo
When up his conduct Malcolm lett MS WE anu ne
be living with the woman Mary sTy az t s
SHE proved he Of brother OF Malcoms former
en,noyer and par tner had eoped wsha man named
Joe tombstone who proved to be Malcolm himself MAI
colin went to Irooklyn and annoyed ms wlie,
who was living her parents and she determined 10 get
divorce from him The husband Of the woman VINO eoped
with Malcolm Is also seeking divorce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
WAXING A roof 10 AVERT WAR.

The steamship rate that threatened between the
Hamburg American the Thingvala steamship lines be-
of the establishing an opposition line between
New York aud ten copenhagen AMI Gohenburg has been
averted The Hamburg put the steamers Sa
HungaTa To run bweekly, ana beginning
2 w threatened but
alter negotiations pooling arrangement has been en-
tered into Europe by which the tfafc VIII
he lines running steamers alternately ana on
weekly departures In the spring the HamD American
will mt on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
MP pUII IN COURT AGAIN.

Dr Georpe w Bull who was adjudged to be an habual
runkard by sherGs Jury about year ago was again De-
fore the Supreme yesterday Last Saturday whe ne
was leaving his homo by direction OF Dr. george
srady. the uttee OF his person placeh DE- pu !"
and con yeyed him the NewYork Christian ONE
,or fntemperae Men NJ LIS Madisonave Detectives
had reporod that taken to drinking again. hu oec
seen In vile resorts and about 10 leave the CITY, ne was
taken before Justice Andrews in Chambers on wit OF Ms
his wife whose lawyer asserted tat ater
Inc vas seized been turned out Of doors by inc
Trust Companv the OF Or Bulls estate ahh couu
moi return home obtain her wearing apparel without an
order The release Of Dr. Bun was opossu VI
the ground had been properly committed 10 inc oo
Inv Or Snrady The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
ADVERTISING As 4 PRA OTlCAL JOKE
q f,lln,, ,r extraordinary adXertlsement prin

The following extraordinary ADVERTISEMENT WAS pIinteu
yesterday:
"sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-Two editors: Ten dollars re-
FOR the pectOTe OF the country ed
itors Long Island last at the United states Hotel
this city. Apply to the proprietor J. H. u.
No person with the initials j. H. c. is connected win the
United States Hotel and the proprietor himself whom
food inquiries what the corpus e pectore OF human
being Git pouring IN yesterday evening looked AZ
perl and sgusted the country editors III question
had bilkcd him OF weeks board and lodging. lie eA
planned the whole thing finally practical Joke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
PRESIDENT GARRErr KEEPS CALM.

INC TNIIddeIVHIa ItHts
The momentous which taken place In railroad
circles this summer much disturbed the
serenity Of President Robert CARROTS vacation Clad In
cool attractive aanne the OF group Of
beautiful women peer any Of them. brill
young president of the Baltimore and Ohio has
of The plea sights OF Trouve tie famous French
ing place occupied the best IN the best hotel
by his secretary and troop OF seryaIts
the o. the Pennsylvania restsd upon his
genial countenance. Sir fortunate having
learned lesson while young and ne not likely 10 cut
short by abandoning rule which he has proved
os beneficial lie route 20 this country and DO
fore many dAys will again physical direction " the
company whose policy be Inspired during his absence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
MR. GOVEN HANDS IN HIS RESIGNATION
Mr. coRpIN PRESENT READY TO STEP INTO HIS
SHOES

MR.. coRpIN PRESENT READY TO STEP INTO HIS
SHOES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % Especial. man
agar. Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad held
M. Lag ths afternoon which all were present o1oop'
Messrs Hostetter and Watson. OF Pittsours Aer '"'
board had authorized it's counsel to make appnos'o"
for the appointment OF Austin Corbin. OF Ne"-iorh'
one OF the receivers. and approved 'no o"'' " ~,
recent settlement the reorganization OF the roau MI
1owsn handed in his resignation as president which
read AS follows:
hereby tender my resignation as president OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Oompsny Anu i'''
Commend Mr. Austin Corbn rs my SUCCESSOR
The Roard accounted the resignation without DEBATE
and Immediately elected Mr. Corbn to the vacancy Iha'
gentlemen entered the comnittee-room AZ oc'oeh'
Mr. wanamsker said that the application TOT MT GOT
pius appointment as would probably be made
hefore the end of the week Ho did not think that any
changes In the present board OF managers was con-
templated.
Immedi atey upon the adjournment OF the mhhaeers'
the Committee OF Recons ructon Trustees appointed
yesterday to formulate an anencment 10 ,ne st in
cation plan yng the suggested chahees' het ~
the recc vers room. together with the rus,oo In 10
William G. Hannis The committee consists Vi
Garrett repre- Sc ting the general MORTGAGE ln'eos.
John Wansmaker. representing the poaru VI n.,ces
Alfred Sn,S penrsenting tn Morgan syndi
cate and Samuel ;. shiplet. repfesep.ius, rvata
bond interest TIE proceedings were "r'c'' p''"'''
The following is letter addressed to Edward Lauter
bach, " hich explains itselfi
DRExeI, MORO An & Co.., !
NEW York, sept 30, 1856.
DEAR SIR: Now that tue Reading negotlati"ns ar s
com nlrted wish to express you my obligatlons LOT
tue very able in which you nave CARR IT,
yonr part also wish TO express my deep app CO w.
Of rhs mapper In winch yourself. Mr. Goweh sna ~
Sully have accepted my personai sursnoos al "a
mutual un ersandng would be carried our, no' up
The letter but also spirit In all contracts Tue u
written understanding ia often most I'M Portant :,
add In closing, that IL IS uy understandings .ne % IL
as \ am with the voting trust or nave au,
anence therein in the affection or the ib"aru VI nau
ers the stock holders and junior securities suDsequeh'
% ~. saUcraI mortgage shall both be suitably repre-
senIed Yours very truly. j. fIEkfoNi "o'"A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-23
A QUESTION OF RELJ6IOrs RELIEF

In the matter OF the People against Isaac Cohn yesterday
Special sessions with Justices Smith, White and Kbreth
sitting the defendant retail dealer No 246 Grand
found guilty OF violation Sunday closing and
Gned s. The defence claimed that Cohn ebrew and
that day OF worship was saturday The Justices held
that question OF rsgon was nsdpssbe The tine was
before Judge Gdereeve aud permission appeal
10 Sessions which granted ground that
nv Code II man observes
day as OF he cannot be deemed guilty VI violation
Of law by Keeping store open on sunday.