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BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED OR IMPROVED.

c. y. Huntington is to build freight shed on the
west side at tho foot Of Charlton st, which
land Of Pier No 81. The shed will be
structed OF and Will cost 10000
made Ia the IN tecnth Street Pr shy
To be built In the The
Is 10 be moved the front OF the church
galleries be shortened The chau VIII
DaAl
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WtbTCUESTER COUNTY.

WAsHNGTOSvIiIR- 4 petition signed by two hundred
persons be presented 10 Ne Postmaster General asking
Tor The establishment Of a post Once here.
PoKrcHRsTRR sidewalks In Main 1T Thursday
a red intended for tic
Knights OF Labor OF that place as follows.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

which bc interpreted 10 Rally or be on hand An
gust g. at Don't give away" According 10 the no
tee thus given meeting was held.
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Zngari $500 p II ~ liz ii5 i55 rs 1856
The phia club will measure skill with the Wis
itors a. Nssahckon tomorrow with these players j.
A. Harris IT, captain John Blye. W. Goodwin, Z.
Morris, ir G.. B. Robinson. A. W. Bddle. NJ ID. James
h. Cowperthwait. q. NJ Ncwhall, +. Norris }. - smith
and George Lane, tho cu IS professional, VIII constitute
10 teaIQ
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises. ass sets. 7Oj Moon sets. - Moons age
HIGH wArEl
An sandy Hook ~ GOV. 1874. 100 He,l Gaze 3,i9
TN-s4Ady HOOK 100 GOV. ls.d. 2O1 Hell uAIe 800
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OT1GOING STEAMERS.
nanny


c,lon p,elAc Mail Aspinwal. ............. noon.
TUESDAY, AUG 10.
Arizona Guon Liverpool am l5op M
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This widely celebrated institution located at Buffalo " Y,
organized with full staff OF eighteen experience" ana skill
full Physicians and surgeons constituting the most complete
organization of medical surgical skill in America for the
treatment all chronic diseases whether requiring medical
surgical their Marvellous success has bee1
achieved the OF all nasal throat ana lung diseases.
liver and kidney diseases. diseases OF te dg,sVe oIgas
bladder peculiar to blo0 taDis and
skin diseases. rheunatisn neuralgia nervous deohlty,
spernaOrrhca impotency and KIM
ard affections Thousands cured al their homes through
the worst rupfnrcs pile tn0r.
and structures u guaranteed win only
short residence the institution Send 10 cents IN stamps for
The Ipvads' Guide Book G5 pages which gives an arc.
ars Address Worlds Dspensary Medical Association Bn.
falO. y. Y.
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ATHLETIC GAMES AT wAshINGroN PARK.

The two teams VIII dine with Eiastus Wsnan AZ Mai
haitian Beach III tho evening.
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r,LrNnAHA rO-DAY.

,,,ryvr Coiiu. CHANpGE+-l"f0ro Van llrunt. Nos
80 ~ - H. d. ~ ~ 90 lOe %. 100, III, 1871, 2lu 2S
81, "a / 2i-i9, 2G9. ~. 2fO, 10. ~, ., ,,
.fplltE t'ISEEAL It!M -DaVlr =. - Bfduy und
- AdnuTurd 10 Friday, January -
pHitlt NJ COuitI- SrgCiAL TrhM-PAHI l-Bcfofe Law
,euc.. EOGV clltnddr. IN. No.. ,, No.. w..
StrrINt COUEI-SlftlAL IlHN-iAEI l-B'lOio van
varst cat on. No dsy calendar .
Si3rtpgE IoUHf- ChCt1-PAlI I-Beiore Barrett j.
Adiourned for the trfnl ,,.,, =, pa,.. r,,,o,.,,o
Ca,c on. SOdV calendar. 49,, ~, NJ. 4. &c.,,
SuPHFlE COUHI-tlk' AM iii-"''"'" F'""''""''
's1e on AN C%o9f-tTncUIf-PAT IV.-Beioo Beach j..
Nos i,iv Iosl 10 2uUl. 2Dl5 iI5I 25y5 L9gl 2,3i'
ibg5 1852 l@jJ 1873 lZl) ZOs' looV I''A' l"' loi'
i05l iIbI II -. az. ltQh 1900 ,,,, - MA, %, ,,.o
gii1aoC IIE' COURf-ficoic Rollins SWln Oh george
yb.in ii ar. will Of John Bcthule l;to III i;sth5
" Sr,a zr,scbucr 10 a VIII OF Frederick Dale
n IN estate OF Peter Hussey Rln,, ,,s. ,,.oo,,.u
'supruIoR COuRI-5rECIAL IEhi-BeiOro freedhah L.
No day calendar I
log sg Ura CouRr-TRlAL TERMPAr II-BetoIe TruaI
sV[[6es n4 1874 2O3, l3l2 l3SOh 1882 1888, 3D. ~
s 8. 80 90 Mons, p,rr 111-Re,ore o,eor
sgrEToa coyn 56 li5 I t5Hi l5i, itos iO2
sUr1mG CoUMrnAL TES ~. iag9 5s n s5
hal J-NOs blI, ia, G5l tvs ius4 1i6,.'4o' N'' ''
Ala 52h Dp8 1851 696 6iu, luss' %, liV'' u Do,v
COMMON PLKAs-srEcAL 1RhA-be'oic d - D""' -
NSCoSnos PLgAs-TmAk TRPAaI IEctSoi e ys o t 9
J s}S "a Ytt ii 2aS i iSSb 5 6 1900 $780, Sas
iQl$ ~ Va 1fbf2 ists, lIO7 1906, 1909 81 las
llSs y 20 6ttETITaAt TRRa-PAnf liI1Aeorf Browne
Nos 1903 i6Q7 5000 bdld. 1884. 1sso o3io' 0a' 0i'
oJti s 2 On ygsERA sEsoSs-PARI I-Defore Heeoaor
smyth assistant District Attorneys fzsei"a anu '''
cStsnI or GENERAL sEssoSsrAsT LIIBeta1re Jpass
die's'tfs & J. TO- H. H. Is. H. IT, It, H. IT, 10 ~
ii ~ rs "a, 20, 20.
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whi' Yoran 10 get the property for $4,000 and
pc, All lie could make by selling IL above thHt figure.
TIL pcrty sold to the city for an armOTy size Tor
$35u,UOO, aud ~ accordance with tie agreement 1'r'h
T3l 1000. .
Frank Yoran was then summoned lie was personally
ACQUAINTED with Nom OutG i. Wilson. Eruidniu Fair
child waa hi. stepiathsr aud employed HIM uAc wiincss
to make tic contract with Eissc for the sale Of the
Nadson-ave property. lie had personal interest IN
The Contract but paii fcr his services III the m9rr
v mis- slrpfathar, Mr. iaIrchin. The cIrcH Tor $4,000
which he received from r. Eissell Sfcr The property
was sold he gave 10 Mr.. falrchl!d
BENJAMIN f. Farth!!G, HucOneCr and real estate
agent ~ No. III broadway. next testified. He had
known iOhuouth y. wilson fOI thirty forty years
in the summer of lssJ he bad several conversations
with wilson about tho Turcharc of The hHGson-ave.
made a contract using the tame OF his storson tor TIC
purchase of the rIOp Ty Wen the property was sulu
to the city he lot the cheek i)r $4,000, which MI Is &
sell hal mnde payable To his atopson. The net riO.t
alnuUnicd $4,000 lie gave WilsOn check fos
$4,000 SI4 OOu which represented his share OF the
profits. plus the expenses which lie M1!sOE had been
put to ia connection With the transaction.
Q.-Nhat Old YOU lay TINS n0hcy 10 wilson fort A.
BoCause supposed that lie WOud help me sell the prop
crty
samuel f. De Groot. OF RiGcencl, y. j.. testified That
he had appraised the property OF General Sher III be
half of the bank which owned the mortgages AID cs'
timatel it to be WORTH $4,000
Tlig closed the for the people. Colonel Bliss
moved that Judge Barrett direct the jury 10 ncqu on
the groun! that the testimony OF Wilson, The alleged aC
plc. wholly uacOrrcbOracd, and he waH sell
convicted pclluIcr He gave summary ol tie eNlNtH'
proof OF his statement that Wilson'S testimony was
wholly unsustainei Mr.. Ncoil opposcd the notoa!'
cOntcnding that the testimony did sustain wilson
evidence. Judge Barrett denied the notion taxing the
view that Wilson should not hc treated IA an accOmplc
He added that when he charged tie Jury nc sh"ui
caution them a. TO the unrclialniy OF wilson, pu'
thought Ii best that the jury should decide how FAR ere
Of the evidence.
An adjournment taken to IL o'clock to-day.
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THE COURT OF ArPEALS

ALBANY, Jan. 2G.-In the Court of Appeals
today the Hon. william e. Eu-cr. g. j., and Associates
present. the following decisions were handed down:
Gcorrr W 10 3. apoc.a4t az N" Mt.ori9n Iron GIN
panr. r'roI '"at ION" fiI.j- Appellant aat John lay
Tor fc,l .'l',ri. in gurnt affirmed VIA co'''
Ih,u '2ir aprr.rnt asi 'h'ni' i'""'.' ""' "h''''
RS O1.S,t H-h'. ~ o. iI' -i"''i'''', ,,, .,...
JnGr- % fu-- app taht ~ 0'" '.' I,Ni = ''r
Az S'a'ue = "ise a'r""ut az ,F h.H q, .tn 49,.
jaime. 'strlu'e resi- rd'ri, Ohm Wr.,"i 9tt..'
nudo tI,Ts tho Mana n. ur AL iii.eF' Es OF "a 80
re-poodan at 'ra. ,o ,i W. ~ i'', -
otb.is .u.r!a -. me , pie h,Ici ~ : pom
don't 81 the 'unol t11nt ~ t -" app ..iAni cor
ram, ape mt AIucil =.mi, ''d With cl,t-.
C.1rl " Duant IT,, rr'rSl IT, ast NInAm ! AM.h
am Alt..Io.l ETC. r,r a1fmci viii costs o! Que ~ eel
ma NJ. o. iayen t oti,rs respondent. az; benjamin
wills iric.i' appellant lotto. ior &c argument dr'"
~ en-, tu, r,ci apre'.at at Lacy White respcndeut
Moi ~ t. o.r q .ant granted ami issue restored 10 the
PROVIDED Pc lant within ave Gays liy r,-pnn
icut+ rtof % costs NJ ti-'uI scinchts enc HllP'
frcs>pnd-ut ccsc' % MI opDea on p'ht'H i'"''
otherwise the motion scerirl VIII $40 costs
Fmm N'cIo T. dp. eIHrt h't !hHb' .MtH'""It'' TO-
sppalrit Motion In f'.tI tIu'nt l'ncl "hh co.'s
Ia.i" Ncsrrman ami another s"3" laot', uEt th1i's
G. ne nd respondent Motion od'Ini" hipch %ih'''
" lam G. Vcghto IN n.strator respondent. Hyt
Florence - cum ahi another a3rliht- Mo"u 10 l'sI',
ann, Al Irat unless within twenty dy- nom the cnt o
iki Ger pen H furnishes undertaking required by Ia"
with 80 COSTS
The 70 lowing causes were argued:
No r.. william II Catnn. respondent. aet. AlcEbert
Pond and 0tl' AMI Tie Adit"nd ck r"h 0nyLnI appel
anil samuel Hand AMI Edgar BacscU for appellants
Mar,Lei. T. stafford lor ,iouicii.
Nn4.l-Har, Frank rcsp.ndrn' aet 'cTgc Desmond
wish Mutual ITO Insurance Company, aipc
grt, john u V Arnold ana Julien Davies for appellants
\ Il Iycu ior D" '?on'cnt. .,, M. 3D., ,,
No 4Jo-ucnni5 Llfmoie Ic-g mIrn' az: me ofoWn
Point IRON Company, 1lucNuL VI - Grover lot hpIchht
Matthew Hale for respondent
The following j., the Icudr FOR tomorrow:
nos 4o5 I57, Ia3 i9s o3l, Il6 37j. A.
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GE4lN And fEoDCCE MAEKETS.
rr,rrnL. nr NEN.IOEK DEALINns.

FEATURES OF NEW GOsk DEALINGS.
4 large decline IN the visible supply OF wheat
WA. sAowu A. expected by he statement yesterday Of
stlt,iicinn walker, Aud The No"-GOrk figures agree
with tho Chicago statement surprisingly close heavy
GAIN In corn AID considerable increase ~ oats were
rem ,rted however, that the total supply
~ grain Is larger than a week Here arc
tho figures Tor last saturday as compared twith
m, preceding Saturday Wheat 51,9G9.J4i
uh,ls decrease Of l3s. j42 bUshels corn S.jjj.-l
nu.Lcl, gain Of l,I7U.2O6 bushels oats 2,I1l,l2G
bsAo "A gain 1928 bushels total gram 61,2IO,Oo2
bushels, q net increase OF 7oJ,5"1 bushrls
There was only moderate movement IN the grain
suecul ion Yesterday ana prices were unsettled with
tendency TO fh Oh R"uHtOns on the recent rise may
credited Win the reaction, hut there was no dccldcI
change Ia the general situation. III wheat exporters
touk only $4,000 bushels, and the prices Tor
cash lots we're without material change. The option
market WIS Alternately weak and strong, but ended
nuuIiy llat cent lower Though steady aS follows;
January aud L, bruury 9O's March 9-is. April 0-n
Nav 81 y. aud June 057s cents. Exporters Tcto nee
buyer. Of corn taking nearly ltooOO busnel7 Dut spol
los were of lldl y ccuis Tho options closed shade
boy, The lu,c rates, but steady. and while January
was down cent nj So the other months wore OF ohlS
"a IA cont as follows: February 1919. IarCh ant
Iu 49,, and Nay isJ3 cents Cash lots OF oats wore
"a. cent lower, aud shippers took nothing. rae
otion market closed firm at 31S cents Tor al months
Inn inc us,c. r for January and Fobruary ana 4
cent for the next months dcliN cries lhOugh the
market was old OF feature, lard options were trnc
higher at tue Cud. ,--- . A.. q, -, t,L,,o
dcpha Boston aud Baltimore were as follows; Wheat;
graiu 3Os. Coz bushels; -four, 2o.33U barrels. Al
Chicago Milwaukee AMI ST. Louis the arrivals were;
Wheat 23Js3 bushels corn, 00,393 oats, 0o,l13;
total grain l75, 055 bushels; flour, 1902 barrels
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THE HIGHT TO SELL LIQUOR AT BALLS.

The effort to secure immunity from arrest
aud rom all Interference the part OF the authorities
for persons ENGAGED IN selling liquor al balls resulted
Yesterday III an argument befor" Justice Van Brunt ia
the Supreme Court. On .ubrrs. ho.ons were made To
coutlGuc Tie njIncons obtained by Albert : i"r3y,
who keeps cafe at No. lao Broad way, under me
Nrropuit ~ Opera House, and 10y the Cerc!" f:a"Sl-
te Ilrmuaic and thc Socirt6 FranCl which recent
Is gavc balls ~ The Academy of MUSIC. in the interest ~
.uc..tts that TO give balls there TINS winter re-
straInug the Police Hni IN" ENci'" 60 uh't lrnm
making any EFFORT 70 prevent them from sclIhS lqhF
during ihr progress 0f balls 1T tIese p'ce''
George Ewes for the first party Ia tn'
action and william u. Guihrc PuG william ~. OWhIc}
Tor the Others dbOrcd 20 convince the cont tAl thcl
client, Wcre rot hTcIu- The law I'm selling hqu'r ~
lcrusc. Elliot -audOri for the Excise board Ir's'htr"
~ aHifayit DENYING that TIE Board had tr ntohcd To-
inter f,ir with LEROY Assistant CORPORATION Counsel
lean insisted that the applicants had no rlsh uler '
law ~ sell hqsur brtv cc ani O'Clock h TN morn
ing and that FOR criminal court 10 decide "n't
should bc done arrests Tor THIS cause were made Jus
tee Van Bruut reserved h,S decision.
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TUESDAY. Ian, Pep. NJ,

TUESDAY, Jan. 26-P.M
Tie Stock Exchange markets to-day were less excited
han they yesterday aud the record of transactions
stocks shows dInnurion OF 10000 shares 10 only
rcpOrtng 369.340 shares for the days work seadier
tCEe and expression of conservative confidence also
we're noticeable In the dealings UnqUesnonably q
covering OF some &" shorts" which made impru-
emily yesterday had much to do with this mornings
Early improvement in values. bur II is fact OF
gucance that the advances in values thus established
generally well sustained through duh mar
4ct for the whole day. We before have had
occasion to remark that It easier in
present market TO mark quotations down that IL was
10 make exteusye purchases aferward without carry
hg prices back better figures than those at which the
marking down began. Yesterdays and to-day's mar
sets taken together furnish another illustration of tho
fict After transactions yesterday OF 47sl3J shares
with early sharp depress prices generally closed
over than Saturday evenI ny; to-days transactions
only 369 shares aud prices close gener-
ly not only higher last evening, but with material
aims on Saturdays Last prices. rhustho result OF two
days busE amounting To i19 shares with the sem
timent OF d majority OF boare-rJom traders enlisted
the"1bear" side. 10 general gain In yalues-nos
.arge, but under the circumstances signh cant Of
.uture Improvement The puDc are visible 10 only
small III tho market as ye but they were not Wis
BILE early part of Last september They came later
aud still holding the stocks they then purchased In
any respects the conditions of the market at present
the parallel Of tho conditions railing for month after
the elimination August 20 OF last summers frat rise.
Duness and some depression then ruled Till after tho
middle OF September. The reorganization scheme and
progress toward pooling arrangements seemed to halt
and doubts their successful issue we're prevalent
The public waited on events and matters wore bearlsh
because of the advances which had been IDado
and we're checked white the large operators
quietly gathered In such stocks as we're offered and
made prepur aons for Tic general movement which ioi
owed Such the condition unless III the indca.
tiOus which lie b low the surface are deceptive All
lalway negotiations looking to complete harnOnous
working all interests advancing favOraOy despite
The daily reports (s in sep emb,r LAST OF bitches ana
rrobab dislgreemcn!s Money Is easy a. ever and
e. public Only waiting for slight cnconrag mens
a. become again important factor IN the speculation
Probably pIrt of the puzzle which starts llttle
head OF the time whe the stock maEnatcs give the sig
Ial will possess advantage over those VINO walt Tor
- Today's raot closed sr1ug at something OH from
tbc best figures ,,
Government bonds were dull aud firm at unchanged
tuotations IA fOOws:
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THEODORE SCHULTZ.

Theodore Schultz died at his home III AS
toril, l. l., on Sunday evening from complicated KID
ncy complaint lie forty-dvr years old ana the son
Of the wrl!-anown merchant Jackson :. schulz. aud
partner in tie leather firm OF SchUlz, Times ~ Co. lie
IA graduate OF Columbia College and a veteran o.
The 9TH Re- mcnt During his residence Of twenty year,
~ Astoria Mr. Schultz took active interest IN the
municipal affairs OF Long Island City, although ne
steadily rcfr,ed TO hold any public Office lie prom
incnt la all the movements which hid Tor their ONCE
the purifyiug"I the local govern MT rnd was mem
her VariUuS ctZeGs committees organized Tor thls
purpose. lie supported Anthony COmStock IN MS sue
tuI war against the caVber' OF hunters rom, az
when the Proceedings We're begin which led 10 the
downfall of ex-May ID BeyoIse Mr.. Schultz gave tn
rcforner7 bis ait ANA sympaby Ihe funrTai VIII ,hAr
place tomorrow morning III the Reformed Church OF
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nAnlnln rRlAcnL.kN ATArclIoN.

Alderman Van Rensselaer, offered rrsnIG-
tio Yesterday ~ Ito meeting % the BOARD providing For
reforni IN ic matter OF az posing e.: railroad fran
chi,cs Any application tor Franchise must specify
the route or routes and fhe uhunor IL which II Is pro
lusel 10 construct the roJd aud tho petitioners uai ask
The Common council TO sell the uaEchse ut pahI1c
auction The Board may thcu order the sale OF the
,rpi, Al auction hy the Controller. upon such t"Ius
a, the Common Council may prescribe. The matter wa
referred 10 the Railroad Committee
ina uctitlpu. OF the following railroad companies Tor
construct aud operate surface r"lrH"l,
wtfr referred 10 ibo Same committees ~" hrpolr ana
DI,.ey stree Cro4, Town Railroad; tho metropolitan
sun face .ilroHd Company; the Houston, Ntst street
and I,youii itrry Railroad Company; mo M"IIs)t
A,.nur ami Eisuty sixth street Eaifoa1 Company and
the Harlem Eiytg AMI M0rrisaula Railroad Company
Hearings viii bB I,cn on February ID.
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THE TRADEIy CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26 (SpccAh.-With May
wheat at ~ cents aud above there arc yrads Oh pns
whereas az s2la there fewer bulls than could be
o,ntoa ON the fingers Ream and Jones have been try
ing to whoop up the market and have been assaed by
the troubles with Greece and Turkey. May wheat
opened at sGia cents cent under yesterdays close
and kept about that nguro for an hour THIS was the
figure for "puts" last night and the buyers OF the
pri,ilegcs were buying against hem and the sellers OF
them were selling against thon PORK was weak anu
Nav several times IL reported on the hO0r that
wheat 10 considerable amount would be postea at PC
rSs,t. l0I iOa5 cents for May corn $ll l2i9 fol
Ma nork. s6 g7lo for May lard. Puts on May wheat
sol3 70. night ut s54 cents calls at 81 L cents.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioxpox. Jan. 20-l2:90 p. m-Consols, 100 ll9 fQg
money and iUOs for the account Atlantic and GREAT
Wr,Iern First MORTGAGE Trustees Certificates 80 ~ Cana
dian Pacific 6sp Erie "a - do second Ccnsos y yot
Merican Ordinary 70 st Paul Common. 03Si Ne"fOrA
Central, lO5 Pennsylvania, o. - NJ. -. a, ,.,n,s
Pans adviccs quote Three Per Cent Renes AZ 81 francs
J7la confines for the account =, 81, ,..,, s,o,,s nj,
The statement Of e Imperia Bank OF Germany SHOWS \"
~ nl-C6nsols 100 Lie for both money anu tle ~
count United states Four Per cent Bons iaoS "a tes
MY, Ere ri do second Uolsols, 80 Illinois os nsL
il2s St Peuf Common, oisi New'forN '0nN'' iVO''
Reading, lpk oo,
nmfhe aioaht Of bullion gone nlo tho Bank oil
EpgISns on balance IL Rl33o0a o. ., q, franc.
bsrs sdv,cas 1roJe fnree Cent gentes AZ 81
~. r Vic Account and exchange ON LONDON az
1b francs 10 = Confines Tor cheeks.
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UNITED STATE. SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Thc proceedings In
the Supreme Court OF the Uatcd states to-day were as
follows:
No a3s-PP GfcEHrd controller cfc pliintlf IN error.
lgf puIluHf,S southern ~ "inpdiy, ana
INC ste Oi Icuuc+-'r appellant agt IuinaH
~onrfu G. a. Company. Argument continued by T. lsl,m
H.. thr Tum ms ~Outh"rn 81 COMPANY ana cohcluhrh by
Itro.irr ~ inc state o icnD'sIco
W 1901 The Union Pacific aiifOlG Company. appellant
AIT. N United r:.tc. ana ..,., 49,. a., ,...-.
go 1888 Ttc United states. appellant, agt the mon
~ idc ii,rod COMPANY Aitnet " Joan Dhl,h ioi ne
United ~ - i, Cd, ,,,.... 7 .. ,,,.,... .,.t.
80 ,u rrf,r AZ United !irs Postponed uuh INST
Nt,niIt ia March. 10 BE- ho-ri ~ y No l-'O
IN lie ,oiu'y ~ ant. ana, plhnllI III error. agl.
u,, southern PfHGc IaiiIOm tp.IpdHy
80 ny. Of "a "riattuno D'Llhtlh IN error
nat M. south c'l ~. inc NN.fOd company.
People ~ ihr -."tr %. dlhOrnid plHlntiu
A., o,r,, t..ft Ntuth III IkiIUd Ohp.uy.
60. Inc Siac % thIiWnl' plhinllH IN
.rtnr a.i i've rt IaciAc Lalfoad company, 49,.
M Li lcup 90 tho STAG oi 'oHJihl'' pahtlH ~
-, ,., no Cc-tfI IItiIc Railroad Com, any, ~ ,umcn
hr,uu' 4, ID 4 Dcln for the piiintih3 IN error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
COURT or uYss ND TKRuIyER-Betre Judge Bar
District Attorney MARITIME Nos /.
OGITUI
MY CLAY SMITH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2G (Speciah. Henry Clay
Smith, sdcnt If the Merchants aud Manufacturers
Association and one OF The most prominent business
men OF Baltimore de trdly at tho axe OF nftyninc
years. lie for many years identihed with the BI
pnl OI;o Railroad az stakeholder and director
aud h- was director in the following business aud
p i'autar,ric institutions: Merchants Mutual Marine
Insurance Company National Exchange Bank oil Balt-
moro. Central Savings Bank OF Baltimore Baltimore
Cruera! Dspcnsary FcmJle House Of RcfaE" He
was also n 'icepits!dcut o; the Board Of Trtfc When
thr,nu- aud Leather Board % Trade wa III, FORM a.
IN 1870, ho Ms elected p.e'GcHt ard at ea|a Hhccctu
~ ec.lign lac uIrui nuusY re.r;ertei p1h Inc
formation iIcrchHits Hud Manufacturers Assotla
tiJ II" ,lectei president, GHd ~ each yearly ee'
ton ul ,uo time OF his do.t Ia had been Reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
LIEUTENANT ELL1orr J. ARTHUR. Us.Y.

Lieutenant Elliott j. Arthur, who dlcd Ia
Burlington, VI, yeste:la-. born In vermont thirty
ak years ngo He entete the Naval Academy in 1863
and was graduated four years later As midshipnau
served on the Sabine in 1850 apd 1870 and III the
latter year no advanced to taegrade ofrn"lcn IRON
1870 To 1872 lie attached to the California OF Ia"
Pacific Fleet lie became master in 1872. and from
lo73 to 1876 no served the flagship Franklin OF the
European Sdua Iron lie received his commiss on as
cuicnant ia 1876 In 1876 aud 1877 he served on thr
irainnEshp MonOngahea aud 10 1877 ana leIS on me
Sarttoga After his retire nent from active
service f'w years ago, Lieutenant Arthur made hl'
homo In this city for and then removed to Bnrl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
IDEDElLLl-E ELNN ER.

LONDON. Jan. 2G.-Frederick Flowers, one
OF the magistrates at the Bow Polio Court is
dead. Mr. Flowers during his official career at Bow
Street committed for trial majority OF the dynaiiterS
arrested H. London MT. Flowers was tho best known
magistrate IN London, aud his strong common sense,
BIS clt,tc yet never cruel humOr and hls III Icfu az
unsiiinu nude ai,u tho popular occupant OF the
bench OF the metropolitan police courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
SEEKING BANKER WAITE's RELEASE.

Thc efiGrf TO induce the President to pardon
sla, Waite IL beginning to be felt here " volnminous
NATIONS will avail. Almost every day brings 10
Eorney General Garland requests for Waites release
They all tell the story, that Waite was not 80
guilty as he was represented that he VIII DIE before US
air v.srs term EXPIRES, year from next August ana
that t viii be only scanty 70 let him die al non
Tia main stev of This concerted movement IN Wate's
hchaIfis nnr Mnister 10 England, Mr. Phelps who was
Waile's counsel.