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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

The tasteful display OF goods in amer best
calculated TO arrest the attention and excite
customer affords fam vantage ground for competition
business and upon which merchants display a wide
difference their capabilities. TO say j. g. Conover a
Co.. OF Nos Is 80 West Twenty in tho
arrangement OF show room as far they
hTstcass brasswae kinds
deal but not more than will be apparent TO any
ing their new stock OF imported holiday brca
The establishment is subdivde ten rooms of
different sizes all sumptuousy furnished and seemingly
hIod with articles beautiful than the last
Inc novelties this season comprise variety of
aels and fire screens and pedestals OF glttering
Umbrella stands bellows and brushes Of fine brass
workmanship shown and be popular. The
OF smaller satuettcs clocks and
bronzes OF antique and novel designs also large we'll
selected Particularly handsome drawing room
tables with brass legs and frames IN patterns having
the top composed in Instances solid
These particularly effective durable artistic Beau
tful samples also exhibited OF ays gen.
temans dressing table of brass combined with
heavy beveled French plate mirrors Here also
variety of fine aicnce jardineres plaques
Worcester Crown Derby Douton and Wepp
wide choice OF Bohemian Hungarian, Partisan and Wen
articles of bOuerie and which be
fully appreciated.
The OF the curious Berlin iron and OF the
other curostes from Benares and other East Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
GRADUATING TRAINER vrpSps

The zen annual commencement of the training school for
nurse Ohaty snd Maternity Hospitals took place yester
gay ~ le chapel Of Charity Hospital Blackwels Island
apier the auspices of the Commissioners of Charities
steamer Thomas Brennan arrived
about 300 guests The chapel tsetuy decorated with
nags the front of The platform there curved
fu arch OF evergreens and flowers The following emen
occupied the platform Henry H. Porter president the
Board of Charities and COrect ion, who presided Dr. James
+ Furguson the Rev d. Parker Morgan. of the Church
the eavenly Rest Mousinor Ducey pastor
mons Thomas Brennan and Drs Thomas III. Allen. Henry
Godthwaite f. Peck j. Lewis smith, f. N Otis and ]. a
Andrews.
The graduating class plain ny
White caps and gray KID gloves. occupied the iEme
diaey IN front % the pattern and behind them The
And Junior dressed Their becoming uniforms OF blue and
Archbishop COrrigan letter wishing class
and rsgrettDg hs unavoidable absence The managers
port showed improved accOmmO iatOns for sixty pupils
present attendance OF Oityclglt GRADUATE
tWentyfOur. making total number
since the school was founded OF ljl.
The Rev Mr. Morgan Ia eloquent address referred the
help which trained could only The doctor
hn the patient bat to the clergyman in his work in
tOn with the sick
Mosguor Ducey said he believer Wanted
perlOrty what chose call the
sci He recalled OF The noted herOnes Of
modern times General o. BeiIne said he had
these ladies' had well earned their diplomas and all
trust HIS life but he thought from the bright eyes
and handsome faces they would be long addresses
were als1 delivered by Drs H. Allen and y. OTIS Com
The follow are the graduating class:
Mary j. McCleand Clara A. Lay Sarah NJ MunsOn, Anna
NJ sutphen Julia H. Carmichael May A. Townsey, Harriet
EglinOn Madeline Bruckner Eta o. Tuthill Adelaide l.
Gilmore Vina H. Foots Mary r. Wright Fvangeine o Neil
Anna Reyes Selma MOssle Marietta l. lowell Alice NJ.
Blackader Minnie Pratt Ella v Burr. Ella Mclaughlin and
\ Meme
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CALENDARS TO-DAY

SUPREME CoUnr-cHt uuERs-Betore Donohue Nos
r. IT, IT, S o s4s rs & So So ss So sds s S $780, 47
$50 2s5 2s6 2s7 2ss. 2s9 800 2g5' 80 "
SUPREME Coum-GENERAL TERN Before Davis p j..
Brady ami Daniels JJ.-NO day calendar.
SUPREME CouRI-sPEcIAL TERM-PAKT I-Before Barrett
s1P6EMe coggI UT TERM-PARr T.-Before Law
SUPREME CoUET- CIRcUIT-PART I.-Before Beach j.
Adjourned Adjourned for the term ,,
nos POGO, boo 1904 1881 257o 1893 25.S 3S45 9i4 iSi
34l4 2o3i 2056 S!4 80 1851 1852 lG7. 1888 3G0 7lo
sUrREMs CogRI-C lEculT-PART III-Refore Van Brunt
$io5 2os9 2i59 2l94 1921 $3.50 2le8 $3.50 2se7 $50
2926 1923 2i55 $40 So &ss4 Soi ?z SoIo Soio $780,
SUPREME COURT CIRCuII-PART IV.-Before Andrews 7
500 800 oo5 C $26 81 ' S4S g 1s slsc
1855. 1929, 3l46 1857. 1885 Jaw o~ '''o'
suaRoGATE's coURT-Beforc Rollins SWIM Of BENJAMIN
surERoG couRT-srEcIAL TERM-Beforo Freedman, j.
sTrkmoR COZ Er-TmAL TERM-rARr before sedgwick
eurEmoR couET,IEIAL TKRM-PART II.-Before o'Gor
sUrEmoR CoUHi-TmAL TRRM-PARr III.-Before Iurra-
ham p SmNo so dl2 lSS lls0 llsI I9s 1875
Mos 1902, 1908 1871. 1918 1924 1895 1855 1870 I.t
1922 1896 1873 1881. 1884 1891, 1879 4Ol.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Bcfore Allen J-No Q
COMMON PLKAs-TRlAL TERM-PAKr I.-BefoTe Iarrc,nore
COMMON lLkAsm,THIHL TEEM--fART H.-Before Book
2O7 1917 2O23 Pope, 2O29 2CSj 2osG 1888 2o43 2V6
rpm oIaersTNos l. Appeals from
u i 80 81 Ga 2S$ ~ 1; ~ I9S 7ss e. 2S2
Adjourned Tor the term before Nehroas j.
CITY coua d; TRIAL TEEs,P4ET uI-BeOre Hail. j.,
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-PGaT I-Before Judge Cow
3 81 $. g. TO- H. H. 10, H. Is, 49, IL is i9 70 FL 20
GoiRT or GENERAL sgssIoys-P.Rr n p.to,o lad. 81,
iersleevc Assistant District Attorney PEny T
3 81 D. TO- H. T. 49, H. TO- IT, II, 49, 49, 70 81
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, oct 26-The following business was trans
acted in the supreme Court of the United States to-day:
No IA The Home Insurance Company New York plain
tns III error AGAINST the people OF the York
Argument continued by Denis Brien defendants error
ana concluded by Is. H. BrstOw for plaintiff error The
question involved in this the liability
company toa tax corporate franchise business
levied upon rs entire capital stock by virtue CHAPTER
section 3, OF the laws Of the state Of New.York
that the tax should not he computed upon the basis of s en-
tire capital but only thar part capital which not
invested III United States bonds II il be taxable
nuon te basis Of us entire capital the tax repugnan TO the
isl SO 0n OF the ith amendment to the Federal COnsttu
non winch guarantees to all the
.he laws Inc State contend- that the tax question
TAX upon he comlanys franchises ami upon property
or capital and consequently the section of
amendment the Constitution as
The conrt below sustained the contention he state ~
NO 10 The Fire Association Philadelphia plaintiN
error against The People OF the State of New York Argued
OBren for defendant in This Insurance
company tax involving the consttutOnaty an act OF
the Legislature OF the state OF New OTk passed Nav
1860 amended by chapter 60 OF the OF SO provlnr
for ccra taxes fines fees and other charges PAYABLE v
insurance companies OF sister The company main
tas that to Impose upon 1t higher tax license il
imposed in New York companies states than
circumstances ~ 10 deny 10 II the Peunsyvana Company
The equal protection the laws guaranteed the lain
amendment 10 the Federal Constitution. The State main.
tains that the imposed upon company the nature
OF license fee and that the Legislature Of the OF New
YORK has iu power impose foreign corporations Tax
No ~ Charles W. Buttse, executor etc. appellant ag
the Northern Pacific railroad Company. Argument benin
by A. G. Kidd Tor appellant o
Adjourned until tomorrow al ~ O'Clock.
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NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

UNION 1I-A fire was discovered at yesterday in
TaylOrs dry goods In Bergcnlineave.
FASTENED down stairs and Of q
dow and scale the Alter the flames exigushcl
Mr. Taylor discovered thai goods valued $l75
stolen.
RAHwAY.-The Republican Club will hold a ratification
meeting this venug ia Washington Hall. Captain iIowey
and John Kcan jr Nominee or Congress, will be present
General Onway Of Brooklyn The Democratic
the candidate Tor Congress- VIM McMahOn making slow
progress Dan ell O. Heifei. Edwin a. Peterson, r. b. Nc
GucAn and large number OF the prominent Democrats
this city arc openly opposing his election.
ORANGEThe body Of Andrew Ioher. OF Company f. 3lst
Regiment, y. y. Volunteers found evening
The Orange Mountain Llewellyn Park. The leaves
about the BODY showed that Paris had en-
Loher lived in Newark years and drew large
amount OF pension money
BERGEN POINT Several families made I'll by eating
cheese but the illness WAS not serious any case.
HoBoKEN-Joshua Fields wcLeontractOr has left the
city. ana IL reported that his Liabilities viii exceed
81, 900
NV. BRUNSWICK Egyptian papyrus forty-two feet
long tanning all the chapters O the Book the
just been unioled AT te Library this
secured Tor the library by the Rev Dr lansing
III Egypt Experts pronounce IL to have been nearly
3 900 years ago.
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THE COURT OF APPEATs

ALBANY Oct 2eIn the Court of Appeals today the fol
lowing decisions were handed down:
The People, respondent. agt Oscar Beckwth apneIant
The People respondent sgt Roxalana Druse appellant
proving last will OF Stephen Re.tms,
deceased Fanne Petre alminstrarI respondent ast
psn Mics RsF ' rsspond SSTDs AMY S
sr h NsSop
he matter Jess. us deeeasipd Pei Many
sss1GiH Sa, %sssssf
aSpssn Mcss r Fo Maew
NewOrk Central Hudson River Railroad comps ssS I qs
sP pond Judgnent affirmed with costs pA"' ~
spondent Robert wets others executor respenSept
era Term Special Term arm 81 wfn h
The People rel Richard Ryan, respondent agt the Civil
service Superintendent and Examining Board New York
and MEXICAN southern Railroad Company others sp
s1G rel d Of D%ns two
StTeetc and others of WATERFOWL
The Pe0ps e rel and Frank Smith appellant Com
respondent Judgment OF General and Special reversed
IN his cour and court below WIN costs to relatOr
!. the matter Of me probate q the WIN Wilson, de-
costs t. be pa aSS ont OF Of s to with
d sDnsSs a T cant. as Frank Wisely repOn
Antoine sshnrz appellant Ionise Weber admintra
O. appeal to this court and $40 Of opposing moon at
Willis Mcdonald and another respondents art Deoto.,
OF g. A. r. appellant Motion to restore cause
$40 costs OF motion and service OF printed copies
Nf'NS VI wv
Wilbur r. Peck and another respondents agt Isaac Pow
ers appellant Motion TO dismiss appeal with
costs OF appeal and $40 costs OF motion w. |
Gotthen Greiner Jettle Marian Hart
kon respondent agt William Jennng an another
appellants Emily Il. Caldwell execntrix aet FranLIin
Wall appellant Motion dismissed appeals granted with
ont costs. ~ o' wiz"
Margaret Richardson and another appellants act Hen
cause. " ""'"A'0
Hester Todd and another appellant ag Isaac Nelson
respondent Motion TO advance denied
sd prTra H. sammsr respondent ag Hannah Alexander
W motion 10 discontinue granted
appeal to this court and OF motion -
In the matter Of the accounting of Conner
or John f. Smyfh nsolvent debtor Motion 10 yarafe
order dismissng appeal granted payment OF $40 costs OF
motion. - w ~ -
John NJ. D. Mcintyre ct al appellants agt MCINTYRE Coal
Company respondents Motions for substitution and 10 adj
vance cause granted, without costs
The IhroOD Grain Cleaner Company, respondent II
cause denied. without - f """ ""'A"'o
In settlement OF the Of Kellogg executor Of
BENJAMIN Aiken deceasedMotiOn TO dismiss Ordered thai
me executor appellant upon attorney for etta
vixen tiee copies OF the return the clerk OF
ms court embracing notice Of appeal within ten DAYS after
iolce OF TINS order and in default thereof appeal be
dismissed with costs 'fp' w
Thefoowng the Court OF Appeals day calendar for oc
ober 27:
Nos. So COL. s53, o. 81, 100 1922 1Oa
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RACING AT IVY CITY.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.
ANOTHER VICTORY roR GLEANER-vOLANTE TO

ANOTHER VICTORY FoR GLEANER-vOLANTE TO
THE FRoNr-CoNNEMARA BADLY BEATEN.
WASHINGTON Oct 26The opening day Of the fall meeting
Of the National Jockey Club unprorous Frequent
Of seriously nterered with the attendance
track however good condition and the well
contested
FIRST RAcs-Purse $500 ak furlonga Cleaner first
Mamie HINT second Tom Berlin third. Time-l:l5i Sam
Brown Catesby gedng sauda and strathspey also ran
Betting-Geaner to g. strashspey 10 to Mamie 20
10 sauda 20 to lsam Brown 80 Catesby gedng so to
J. Ton Der lin go to /.
Cleaner third In the until well into the homo.
stretch when he and won easily by length
SECOND RAcR-Aufumnal Handicap. III miles voante
FIRST Irish Pat second Greenfield third Time 236 Favor
Bonanza Valet Heeland-Toe Richmond aud
Eurus got the best OF fair gave
q, the three nearly home when
he ran TO the front and won by half length
THIRD RAcE-selling. One mile. Mile first Bonnie
Prince second, Barnum third. Time-l:43p Hermitage
Jessie. Jim Douglas. Bessie and Relax unplaced.
Betng-Millic to s. Barnum TO l. Bonnie Prince 10
Jim Douglas 10 to Relax rs to l. Hermitage 80
40 TO l. Bess. rs toll
Jessie lei the field until the quarter post passed.
when Mile rushed 10 the 'front.' closely followed by
Prince and Barnum. After good race, the FLY by
ha!ens,h ba Bar length behind Bonnie Prince
fnrlnngs Giisee first Laredo second Goah third Time
placed. ." '"N'''' 0'"'''- ." '"' ~ ''''' ''" III"
Betting -cOnnemara to g. Grisctte to GOah 10 to l.
~ Reed 20 TO Laredo 80 TO Paymastcr so 10 l. The J
81 sa Sss ssS
G%n the ''' 1s'
Ks r Srt lo %es FoTas s FSs
Mamie Hogan Maggie A.. Zamora E1or aud Alamo
BIT asIForg Kyle even to l. Florence 10
Ei1oT 50 Alamo 1'SSl' "A. 0O'"
Frg got the best Of tine start but Pegasus outran him
sIxTn RAcEMGK boSn steepecnase Abraham first Cap;
WELLINGTON fell and went ont of the storms the rider of
Tennessee 5,os Mystic
ADraian leo all the way, winning by TWO lengths.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

~ ~ Hrsnse Hote'M Romero Mexican Minister At
warrington and A. j. Drexei Mac Of Phil
edepna Clarendon Hotsi- Domingo Cana chlian Minis
& Warrington and Vicente a. oaesoda the Argentine
terat Washington Wndsor Hotet-Congressman Ira Day
r HHsa s smith Of Cincinnati N Hademan OF Lcus
John H. Mclean OF Cincinnati. Ntp York Hofe,Coonel
Jerome Bonapsrte and family Ifcorfa HoGsneral
Congressman l. Merriam Of Locust Grove Y; Charles
Fitch OF Rochester James Arkell OF Canaoharie John
A. secber OF Albany and Colonel w Canaday Of North
carolina Hotel BrvnsriekGeneral George g. Batcheller
OF Saratoga ST. James HOTEL. II. McVicker of Chicago
Usstntns,sr Hos-Jerome Parmenter, Of Troy
Astor HouseE Il. Youmans OF the Treasury Department
and General George b. Williams OF Indiana.
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ADVISING CATHOLIC PRIESTS TO MARRY

The Justin d. Fulton delivered lecture evening
"Engand's Opportunity" in the Union Tabernacle.
Thirty ftst and Scventhave under the auspices Joshua
Loyal Orange Lodge No. II. The handbls stated
ectre was meant TO Justin McCartys
eeiverances In this city upon Home Rev George
Mlnglas esided He said; met good many people
ireland not long who Home Rule They All want IL
But there are Two Kinds OF Home Rule home ruler
put NOT nome ruler mat would bring ireland Rule
Applause saw Gladstone thirty thoussnd eo
pie Edinburgh but believer IN u Q Home Is,is he
wants 10 give ireland The IRISH people money
Tor whskey than would Keep them eating portcouse steaks
Fulton his speech said: "fone kue IA the parn.u
ties want is really 10 the Protestant The
Rulers appeal support name of ihertv r
break and dismember The British Empire Pit MI
under the Gospel Of Jesus Christ and then The
will be happy and There Is nothing we somd 10
for tlan that the priests should the time of
priests Milan when all welded Applsnse me
defeat Gladstone the heaviest blow has
within century. Rome holds the pol clans Of
both PAL ties because she can deliver the votes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
sNCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK TT Els DAY. OCT 49, 1885
ARRIVED

M%nIs hSss h With .Is o
ssaT S.s PO s OBJ Dawson s. Johns MI va Halifax
AsS s sT with a, tS ys
steamer Kncker6ockcr, Kemble New Orleans days wit
steamer n Monte Hawthorno. New Orleans days will
steamer Carondeet Risk Fernanaina via Port Royal
Mn5OF Font CO and Nor
fOs with %dse and to old Dominion IS Co.
Tsnta,Sa TeIsrs Bahia Il days with .us.
Brig Geo Dale Bafett Bangor with lumber to Wilson
seh 5ew ~ HSglcn Carson Port PAX 70 days with
s MSny DS st john Me- y with um
0s sc to GTp'Sn SaPS SS 8, Jo, M 7av with
per sc e S%pGn GapP
Der to Chase Talbot & Co. vessel to scammel Bros.
,sUNsETcwind at SANDY Hook fresh, NE; raining and
Arrived vesteriiv-
Gibraltar with mdse TO Phelps Bros Co Arrived
s,2mer EISs aer christoaer. TO- southamD
Bark Falmouth R% BS Malcolm Windsor rs day with
CLEARED
Steamer America r) Griiths. Liverpool via
steamer Nevada Rr Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer upd Mambot &C. pr, crmo.
Bremen Sia syGns
Steamer Adys1ce .I Rio Jsne
Forwood & Co. '
Steamer Chalmette, Percy New OrleansJ Van Sickle
Steamer State Of Texas illams Port Royal Fornandna
Steamer city of Augusta, Nickerson savannah-Henry
slGn%GT Tyanoke ughers Norfolk City Rich
Steamer Breakwaer Jenney Norfolk CITY Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Ss Co. - - ~
sSp psST er MsTsi DmOc
Bark Thomas Goddard Sears. Brisbane Queensland
Bark Grace Pserng Pratt Tacuahana-w Grace & Co
Bark Rehus (Nor. Lnndegaard, Hamburg-C Boo
Brig Garnet Hasten, Port Spain-D Trowbridge.
SAILED
Steamers Nevada for Liverpool Of Texas Fcrnandna
Mayer. Baltimore ~
s Ss ha R1 Wsts for AnTe Therese MOnevdO
Brig ET Campbell, for Demerara
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSpoS Oct 26-saied steamer Scotland (Br) Luckhurst
LIVERPOOL Oct 2s-Arrved steamers Montreal (Br Bou
chette, RON Montreal oranmore BIZ Jones' Baltimore
PLYMOUTH. Oct 26-Arrived. steamer Westphala (Gerl
Droscher from New-York oct 10 her way to Hamburg
BRISTOL Oct 26-Arrived. Wells City (Br) Weiss
or New. York
NEWPORT oct 26-Sailed steamer John Knox (Br) -
or ~
MIDpIEsBoRouGH Oct 2i-saled steamer Innexibe CBr)
SUNDERLAND oct 25-sailed steamer Mascote (Br) for
HAMBUsG Oct 25-Arrived, steamer wieand Ger.
ROTTERDAM. oct 25-Arrlvedt steamer Leerdam CDtch
ANTWERP Oct 25-saied STEAMER Hermann (Beg). Meyer
or New York via Boston.
FIuMR. oct 23saied. steamer (Br) Jameson for
Sew.YOrk.
GlBaALTAR, Oct 2i-Passed steamer Tyran CBr Hassen
tein. from Mediterranean Ports for NewYork .
RIO JAyErRo. Oct 23-saed. steamer oilers CBr) Clark
or New-YOrk. .
PARA. Qdt 24saied. Basil tBr) Thompson for
SewYork ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
Jersey CITY

James Smith, supervisor OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
between New Brunswick and Jersey CITY has
first prize offered by the for the section
found 10 be in the best condition at the annual Inspection
The prize 500 and has been awarded 10 Smith annually
Tor the last nvo years
The Rev. John L. scuddcr was installed last night pastor
OF the Congregational Tabernacle In the afternoon he passed
satisfactory examination doctrinal matters The church
crowded in the evening Dr. J. T. Rankin of Orange
j. preached and Dr. A j. f. Behrends of Brooklyn,
The Installation prayer The charge TO the pastor delv
cred by Dr. lyman Abbott New York and the
people by Dr. A. r. Foster OF Boston The right
lowshp was extended by Dr. Bradford, OF MOntclair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
BROOKLYN.

After Monday the present East NewYork Office will
be known as Station OF the Brooklyn ONCE.
The Municipal Electric Light Company has increased its
capital stock from $4,000 TO $4,000
Mrs Matte Smith, who recently released the
county fentcntlaiy
County insane yesterday her relatives being unable
~ for her.
The Excise Commissioners granted license yesterday
captain James Lynch for his hotel Fulton
SIS on e strength Of the decision OF the City Court requir
Ing them 10 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

William Fredericks and George Levy who at No 10 Cham
bersst and No 80 Chatham ST. sold pools New Orleans
last February police officers pleaded guilty yeer.
day before Judge Gderseeve III the Court Of General
siens When they arragned their lawyer presen
evidence 10 show that they engaged legitimate
eccnpai In appealing for for his clients the
said ley were only statesmen The real OF the
establishment is known 20 the police and he In
Why was lie not AR stedf"
III your statements true said Judge Gilderslceve
WIN mold these men as witnesses and they may be
Ditted % the custody OF OiicerA"
Al later hour Assistant District Attorney Davis
MAT the evidence OF the would be
convict the proprietor and they were lined $50 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
COMPOSING THE ROBBERY OLA SAFE

After OF the safes In the branch pOstOfce
duce Exchange Building robbed of money and stamps
amounting 81 800 September 81 Postmaster Pearson
asked Inspector Byrnos 10 assist in capturing the thief
to sergcants Frnk and Lyman attached
Suspicion fell Hiram Robertson jr, who lived
No 4OJ Nmthave in style out Of keeping with his salary
Of $50 mouth lie arrested Saturday night
9pd when gold certificate OF the value Of 900 found
e lining OF his sleeve he confessed That he the
bad entered the Produce Exchange Building night having
key TO the Office He said he thewthe stolen stamps into the
North after the robbery United
eheieds held 50 900 bail for trial Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD LIlIGAHoN.

ihe Court OF Appeals has sustained the original position OF
Attorney General Bren his against parties the
surface Railroad matter wherein he sought 10 have
,a r.oa albany County where hs brought tho action.
wAs made IN behalf OF change
~ Guy sha uis wss denied by Judge LandoD The
appeal the highest
nov the original rahng According 10 OF
Riovohso OF one OF the broadway railroad Dis
Aaoney General was empowered bring 70 wind up
% o0rp0rAtl0n 10 county } ohoosA " - ~
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ESoIgEERs ENJOYING THEMSELVES

The delegates 70 The convention Of Locomotive Engnoors
eek another holiday yesterday and
Xewb9rG The steamer Sam Sloan took $50 Of them and
eeout Too OF their wives from Forty ou and the
fvG ~ an Cappas 7tb Regiment bank furnished
nds cateref on board furnished something substantial
- stay the sharp appettes which
autumn sceneTy along the shores evoked
A. Fewpur2 The engineers welcomed by Major
PIN Odei and the Common Council An address Of greet
ng on pslaf OF the city was gwen by James .. Graham
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THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Henry Hess who keeps restaurant No 5l7 Lexington
January IL caused the Ellen Doody chare
ing that had behaved in dorerly manner I'm front OF
his place Of business She detained three hours in the
Precinct Police Station and then discharged
She sued Hess for $4,000 damages was tried
leay before Judge ruaI and Jury IN the Superior
and the paintn Outlined verdict OF $50.
Webster Gillette. Of long ,eenbone
yesterday recovered S. 800 from Frank NJ Gett in suit
for the value OF stock OF the Long Distance Teepe Com
pany; The tried before Justice German and
jury In the Superior Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
PUSHING THE SNRVAY MONK

request received by the subway yes
eerday from the Western Unon eegap Company for
mission 70 extend the cables the Third Elevated
RAILROAD from Oneundred and 10 the
Ieu River and TO several poles I'm
various OF the city, Requests OF similar nature
eso received from several other the SO
granted but most OF them
Hess for Investigation MI. Flower said tina; the subway
going altogether too suit intro
6pced resolution requiring the
gin laying within two weeks twenty duct conduit
BIZ from Fourteenth TO Carmine thirty
ut in One hundrod twenty th st. west from LeIing
tODeve another through Varck The
prsd report its materials plans for the work by