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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
4 GREAT AGRICULfURAL SHOW IN BosrOv.

Boston, Oct Specfairhe Bay state Agricultural So
cey an organization chartered by the last Legsat
IRE holding Boston, and more successful
beginning the exhibit is concerned has rarely been
accorded to any similar association The entries number
1900 There are entries from NewYork and Kentucky as
well as from the herds and studs OF the New
England States The fair held in the large exhibition
building Charitable Mechanics Association. on Hunt
ngonve The large hall is devoted to the exhibition
flowers and fruit
The Of Hereford cattle in the exhibition IL
made by Messrs. Bur elgh and Bodwel. OF Vassalbor
Ough, Name. who all the prIzes in this class
samuel IOdgson. Of Msrriith Village " H. taxes TWO
COL medals for he best ShOrthOrn BULL three years old
There exhibits of Swiss cattle, somewhat
In New Eneanf ny Samuel Hodgson OF Meredltl
Village, N. H. John A. Bancroft and o. a. Kelley, OF
Worcester, Mass +. L. Houghton, OF Putney, Vermont.
the largest exhibit OF Jerseys, including many
valuable animals entered by the Houg;on Farm of Noun
tainve, " Y. Among the exhibitors OF Guernsey cattle
A. Warner, POmfIe Conn. J. Nelson Bofland, or
New London, Conu., aud T.. I. Bowdch OF Framing
ham, Mass The largest exhibitors OF Ayrshires are
North AndOver. Mass. Dudley Wells, OF Wethersned,
Conn. and Obadiah Brown. Of Providence
rhe that ,rart the most at sntion ana excite
the most admiration the enormous Percheron
stations. The most beautiful OF these are owned ny
ElwoOd s. and John ". Aiken OF Scipio, y. y; Harry
II Hale, OF Bradford, Mass John Barry Worcester,
Mass, 8 g Hamilton. Barre, Mass, and Hought0D
Farm Mountainvile n. Y The beautiful black
stallion Fashion the property OF Prescott Lawrence,
o, GrotOn. Mass, Is exhibited here with a. out twenty
prize eals strung his breast and shoulders. one
Of the greatest curOses OF the iar IL pair of black
steers tour years old, owned by the celebrated cattle
dealer and trainer Henry Meen Taft, Of Duxbury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
PROGRESS OF MR.. GEORGES CANVASS.

Among the visitors at Henry Georges headquarters
at COOnnade Hotel yesterday we're Captain Dawson
OF The Charleston and Courier, l.. c. Moore. W. j.
Glynp A. A. Levy, JOSEPH p. Rosers and John l..
Butler letter was received from Charles Pace, one
of the be st known men in the XXIld Assembly District
and one OF Tammanys stanchest supporters In that
district stating had made his mind to support
Henry George the Rev. W. A. Johnson, the rector OF
Christ Church. in Burlington, Iowa, wrote As | am
not the ground to east uOit cal ballot Tor your
election will claim privilege Of doing the next best
tmns cast ballot AMI only WIEN III L cOlIu
stun the ballot box with votes OF tue same potency
A meeting NIL be held in ChckeIing Hall next week
Tor Dung men who their first ballots this year. TIE
speakers Will all be- young men. o.,
Meetings neld last night IN tue xXllld Assembly
District at No l6l East nehundred-andtwenty MIN
st and the Xtb Assembly District. Hebrew Henry
George Club at No. % Orcnard-t Tonight there Will
he meetings ia tie XVIllth District az No 81 Iir lave
the With District at No. 122 Deauceys and tne Ger
man CuD XXIIi District IN East seventy 'event
St ARRANGEMENTS are being made for Joint optn air
meeting for The INth,N ami With isricts III Tweed
Plaza East Broadway AM Rutgrr>-st some day this
week A meeting OF the With District Will ne held at
No "a Green wicl-ave on Thurs lay Speeches VIII u,
made by Colonel X. J. Hinton, Charles +. Wlngae ana
Joseph ilKlnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
CALENDARS TO-DAY,

SUPREME COURT a.NnEa.- Before. Donohue.- mos
40 sS i g. S SS G 81 - g. i g 2o ss
~ 2 S go go ~! ss3 Rs o 5 as 49, rs sS 5S
sGrnEMr counrGESEl TEs o DAVIS oI "a
Id5 7S iSS Sd lI ~ H. l i 7 o ISL oi 49, O'
7ss 75 $50 s5 jS6 5ss 45e 55 10 49, 1861 49, 5oS
3 5 s M s s s s L $40
ST. s2 o25 S2i so. S-6, S2 s2o 49, $780, $751; sS2 $685.
siFsEsE couGT-srEe, TEsM.PA 61oId 92AdiOurned
June %Rt rIoTe eaeh J.
SUPREME CJuRT~CiRcrIr-P II-BefOre Van Worst j.,
Case on-No day calendar. , ~,
SUPREME CouRr-ClgcuIr-PARr III.-A@ourned untn the
sUrnEE go Ss, BsS sS And ARsrsw
7s 700 1909 1922 9o00 l5S 1890 7Ol ol 1891 1880
suRRoGATE's CoURT-Beiore Rollins SWIM OF Eliza Nc
spynI az COURT TERw-Adourned sine die
SUPERIOR CoUKT-srRclAL TERM-Before Freedman, j.
Ns aSS 19 4 4 a. rgT Y yp fore
G. Nos s25 s5 s6 Gl6 sS9 l5il. 9s7. SOL lo22 1896
IEHgP AZ dIi nstG 9ss o 1S
sso SO y 1860 1905 iOGi
0G stPrRoa cotaT~fR1L TERM-PARr IIIBotore Iuga
ioe5 1000 1910 lS7 o72 l07s' 67l, io75 1875 1917
1889 1000 1884, 1892 1885, 1904, 1895. 1885, 1885, lloo
L so 1899 gd SS S gIS S eGo sS 99s Sls
1903. lilo iii ill., Ills iii Ills liiS liiS Ills
COMMON PLEAs-spEcIAL TKRM-Before Aler. J.-No !.
COMMON PLKAs-EQUITr TEKM-Beiore DAILY, J.-Nos. II
Ii. 80.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART i,-Before Iarremore
C. Mos 400 1896 1854 1870 1908 1912 1920 PIG 1854
lao, 1894 s49 1863, $780, 1874. lsO2. n4 1851, 1881
1854, 1906, 1872
COMMON PlIAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr II.-Before BOOK
staver Nos 1860 1894. ls22 1857 1850 Ivy ss9 9v
2oi4. 2oi5. 2Si5 2Oi7 2ois 2oiS 26so 3o5i o..
COURT Oh GENERAL sEsslONsPAgT l.-Before jugs "
ing and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
g. 10, IL, H. Is. L. To- H. H. Is w 90 80
- - ,,.o,
COURT GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr II-Before Judge oi,,
der sleeve and Assistant District Attorney ioo %
% - y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

The 500 900 damag for breach
promise Of from Cassus H. Read set down for
trial chief arremOre an jury in the Court
of Common Pleas Yesterday Mr. ReIds counsel Robert c.
ngerso Luther r. Marsh and Christopher Fine moved that
the equity Of the court claiming that
il really aside release OF all claims upon
their client gwen TOtten. Ira Shafer her behalf
maintained that suii io damages AMI should be tried
before Jury. Decision was Reserved
rendered by Justice Potter OF the Sn
preme Court fOI the present the motion to compel
and Trust Company TO turn over 10 Ed
shares ol stO which had formed part
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany which stokes claimed the purchaser under
foreclosure OF the flOOOOODO MORTGAGE II the company
Maxwell butler employed hy Mrs William H. Van
dcrblt libel ~ another butler. named James
Wilson. the tre Yesterday ID The CITY Court be-
fore Judge Hyatt am Jury wilson alh tat maven nl
spokrn him and thief damaging his character 10
the Of $1,000 This denied by Maxwell and the
jury found for him.
verdict - $50 rendered in the supreme Court yes
before Justice Andrews and jury In favor
John ScsialOer and against Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company. The plaintiff sued administrator Tor
his daughter December. 1875. killed while try.
To the company at Rivngton and
Allen She had foot the platform when the train
started and she fell or was pushed OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
srCcFssrrL OPENING ATA BIG STORE.

The reputation which large in Broadway at Ninth
ST. acquired days OF A. r. Stewart fully upheld by
the enteIprisng Of f. j. Denning Co. THIS firm uses
no show its customers but the great and
varied display inside covering almost eight OF flooring
drew correspondngy great crowd Of shoppers yesterday at
the regular opening which Kept the small army oil en-
poyes busy showing goods the best advantage and
selling goods OF thirty stood ready
outside to deliver wide each de
partment CARRYING sufficient ordinary Mill
merry seemed 10 command attention yesterday The
handsome plate glass show contain all that new aud
beautiful in French imported hats and bounets
cottage shaped bonnet. Of the new monkey skin
material fashionable heotrope shaie trimmed with
square covered with black jet beads WIN sage green
ribbons and black agrete is no way inferior TO NE nISL
claims notice with sparkling steel and she'll ornaments
bird OF paradise gree ana Ooisd rose uhl Aho.ner
black velvet with shried crown liimie WIN "le
ribbons t. of handsomely with steel Orntnenta me
certainly the large ana 'dIle1 y, ,iis o,r
stylish hats Justles the good TASTE OF thelt
and enjoying run this season. The STOCK com
plete fancy and natural feathers and osIroh ups anu
Tho cloak and wrap department complete Here
is the hands Of Worth long brown plush
side Ceclan beaded with bril- liant 1ei ana
trimmed with natural lynx Beaded velvet uoi Al. IN
Of these OF them Of imported French make and
bear the trade WORTH Pngard. Jouron ana Ave
overlooked Many styles are presented. the iaVoiite
being that accompanied with caPote or VIII Win
In dress goods principal novelties In the drec on OF
combination cloths which stripes predominant These
French robes panels make ne show and hnd
many plush effects wooen background are
firm has special line Of Glenham which wellworth
careful and which are being sold at popular prices
customers OF the store this cheap the
figures beautiful and excellent articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
STATE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Oct. 5.-In the Court of Appeals
ing decisions were handed down:

James Beldcn and others appellants agt the state Of
respondent AIT. Armetta er~ee. execurx. appellant
George Mark ani others respondent agt the Hudson RIVER
hers appellant Edgar Munson and others appellant agt
anti at John IL Phillips ana others respondent John Fish
Mortimer Reynolds appellant agt Dewitt Ellis assignee
etc. respondent Edwin IIalL appellant agt the White
M Of Excise Of Auburn respondent agt Cary Bur.
ts and others appellant sgme at Mosher Daniel a
Nelson Batsfor agt Charles Dodge and others In the
Fnnnd WaTng and others EXECUTORS etc appellant eor
\ Manchester AMI otrs rcspou sgt Kndall
e appesn at 9harps Hersey ana others respon
DEM Lawson Long. administrator respondent agt. Rich
arr H.a Hta1 nss apa" md y Fn ' e
spondent agt William Bacon ana trustees appellant Jane
olive Administrative, appellant AT The Whitney Marble
Company, respondent Mary Maguro adminlstrairix re
pie cx REL John Clark am otGsrs respondent Matthew
sponden agt the Mayor etc appellant Judgment affirmed
aud other~ Respondent. Judgment affirmed without costs
Elizabeth Cosswell; appellant sgt The NewY9rk: New
Wheeler and Others appellant aet William lamson re
and Others respondent Henry Nugent respondent agt
Jacobs implicated GeGrSe anc oGneyeS s%n
dent Elnathan sweet IT, appellant agt Doriins Morrison
spondent agt Bolton Ial and Of ers appellant Judgment
reysssd new trial Granted cost, 70 ae SHn and Or
densurg Railroad Company appellant orders Of entra
Wit pea s%a%% r f , 6 T set life Association etc
peant agt Alfred Chaplin Controller etc. respondent
In the of the application Of the staten Island Rapid
Transit Ra road Company Order affirmed with costs
Henry Razee Commissioners respondent, agt Eliza An.
drews appellants John HurCah respondent agt Margaret
Shea appellant Judgment reversed and complaint dismissed
with
Abram Hewlett and others appellant. agt William Elmer
respondent Judgment affirmed with costs to the respondent
to be paid by the appellant $500.
the matter ofthe Judicial statement Of accounts Of VIII
lam II SNYDER. executor Appeal dismissed with costs.
The People respondent agt Francis Mundon, appellant
Judgment reversed and new trial granted.
Henry Godson respondent. agt Edward II Woodward
appellant Dougls Dickson agt order reversed and
granted below and bill OF cssts
In this court.
The Metropolitan Trust Company Of New York, agt the
Tonowanda Valley and Cuba Railroad Company Orders Of
Special Terms far appealed FROM reversed
OF respect to items embraced III
peal denied with costs TO appellants to be paid by receiver as
such and not indlv ldualy
The following Is the day calendar Tor Wednesday:
Nos IL, 8, as, as, AZ, 4s, 40, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
NEW METHOD OF COLLECTING REBATES.

Chicago, Oct. Din examining the orders
for rebate pavmens for special assess nents for the
forgery of which william j. Gallagher Is now under ar
rest discovery made to-day that rebate OF $40
had been paid on August H. The order written on
a printed etter-head of Spencer & Woodward. lumber
merchants Nos. l01 to 1l9 Washngton-st, Syracuse,
" Wand authorized Frank Cnadsey to collect the
rebate on special f. f. Spencer, OF the
above firm The discovery OF this seems to
verify theory this system OF raudulenty col
Letting rebates has been going for some time f. f.
Spencer turns Franklin F. Spencer o. the firm
Hubbard, * Co.. OF Chicago. strange coin
cdence III this matter the fact that at the time the
red order was in the Controllers Office
bookkee per OF he firm Office OF the Special
Assessment Bureau having the rebates due Mr. Spencer
figured ont preparatory to their collection The gentle
mau was considerably surprised when he was Informed
that some kindly disposed criminal had forestaled him
collection OF rebate by forging his name 10 an
rderfO r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
THE COURTS.
WAS THE WILL Thrown INTO THE FRET

WAS THE WILL THROWN INTO THE FIRE.
Elizabeth DOmnick. eighty years old, who had
confined in the Boomngdae Asylum died on Septem
Der ~ 1855 owned property worth $4,000 No viii
brother Francis " Dominck another
brother William H. Dominck and other relatives to obtain
partition OF her estate consisting OF the houses and
lots Nos 81 and 30 Secondave II is wife, Mrs Mary f. d.
Dominck incl right OF dover in his interest
in the property. il shall be decided that he has any
was made party defendant The trial was, begun
yesterday the Court Common Pleas before Judge an
All the defendants except the plaintln
assert That there Wa4a VIII anu that IL
1880 when the tesatrix OF sound mind by
divided into eight equal parts ami was 10
be distr buicd equally among the children OF William H.
those Of MS dead brother James H. DOminck,
francs y DOmin ok remembered They further al.
This will troyr ny the wife of Francis " DOM
mick in 1888 The act that such vi" was made was sworn
to who and by servants who Witnessed H.
Jennie ThOmp- who formerly the servant OF Mrs BIZ
DOmintk. testified that Mrs Mary f. d. DOmnick IN
Julv $50 ndnced her the viii from the bureau
her and give IL To her For doing tins she
gave 500 and promsOry note TOR tlOOV when
was produced Mary when she found Lat
nothing been bequathc 10 her husband and asked te
destroy the will This was refused and then Mary
threw into the fire.
The trial VIII proceed today.
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win do my utmost to give YOU clean
% x
sS cn ta Once Go as Se
MayYT Of the TS % Gs w
!, a Of op ar
them There will be no more policemen acting as cens9S
hs u.%os, Of ny and my n' DS Se e
peace officers OF se e pa' , hs % TO Command
hooums OF the conrts to turn themselves
s scy Sass Jury er AMI hSS nss to
Nil listen as readily The complaint Inc rich man in this
city will to the complain, Of the poorest "a cSmpap
Of Iaughe Some Of them are under the 'ae
right about The rich in this city have had very he 10
CORRUPT government always and always must be the
eminent Of the men wI 70 hSs s in % eansv q, ali mem
The rich virtually ruled the admins ration Of the law IL
s was q pes,ilencc among
The lion made PTSss%st9@ ana Se Tas n az he s said and
ought esigate that provoked the wrath o
he sn anG then %e SneT THEW S@ Scsd the fox as
IL Ssa eaten TnS Soek " 81 Ss
s sSssS Ought to fe eaten
and for the shepherd h ssfy been nth Throwing
your majesty" And then the wolf and the hyena ana me
the who said he had eaten great many chickens put
asy S SUwG %us SO In Lastly tGS the
that he was earring DAD OF nay TO t1g TSst
was bad said the fox hungry" continued the
had Go5 to sSf the the & ad was
ousy the OF the ass that brought he
pestence. Laughter. 49, - - A. than
side of the question like the Thesis boyeoers who are sun
In prison Is there something In the state OF New
York that recalls battle OF the animals "A voice
near one of the here shouted out: " MI GEORGE
convcts who have ust Deeh se
srnr,sed Al that politicians and good MANY OF the
said this movement Is Grass
ment A class movement Why, without work hothnk
whatever can produced Work is the pr0tucer OF an
lawyers and thieves Laughter anu
spplausel And analysis this iscorr""t There are
only securing the produce OF or-oy woik
having IL given to you or by sedlhg IL
Gisnse m this Is class then II Is movement OF
fhe against the beggars ana the theNeA
fProon ged Applause position OF this city today re-
European monarchies ana
h rnp To an arsocl Az on the
other side he will upon you by pointing e rnng
OF York The man who s honestly IN 'e i"oui
the emancipation OF the race an
over world Applausel The politics OF TINS city Is TOT
the - -,
Loon al the outcry against this movement They say al
the Democratic must unite Good heavens Ddyou
ever think OF the degradation TO when the party
OF Jefferson of Jackson has ialien wnen
called upon thus 10 unItel
TO unite against Against the workngmen Yet they
cannot mite they the paiceng
ou of the Offices obtaining Of the proper KIM OF
pledges. Mat they about any prncpe IN tnei
smell As that platform What care theN iOr
INV principle all II has been held that men seeking hs
Office must be rich and must put up lOt OF money
and are going 70 put up me money
for Prolonged cheering and applause AM III me- YOU
have candidate OF all pledges Can the 10 hlne
OF JOHNNY Republican machine say tt Gan lnc
nnon candidate of Iamnany Irving Han ana the Comfy
Democracy should they une-say thatf lOres OF no
it6 ready discharge the political obligations incurred
for his nomination and election. Kisses.
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dCCUSED OF THEFT AND ARSON.

The brown house of Dr. Il. r. Fowler No 3s West
Fortieh st. discovered " be fire September 20
The only persons the house at the time Bernard T.
Kelly young Dr. Fowlers employ, l.. W. Orien a
friend Kelly and Matilda Carlson the aged Swedish cook
damage amounting nearly done the library
valued az $50 600 badly damaged Dr. Fowler was IN
Cooperstoyn urred When he returned lie
oud thai number silk dTcss valuable books, surgical
nsirD.nts paintings and other things cous not be ac
cnIned f0 Fowler caused key arrest When
Le was hTetb street station he confessed TO
He take the things
in August FortyLwo pawDtckeis found In Kelly $
stolen goods valued at $1,000 The
tyes charged Kelly with having the house. but lie
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

the General Executive Board and myself disturb
have taken place; that ruptures have occurred
OF serious character Others have charged that the Board
constituted itself ring to affairs These state
ments inventions OF enemy damaging effect when
told to the unwary The first assertion IL utterly ase Tor
between the Board and myself there has been rupture or
first dri upon question,
discussed until the ules possible light shone upon IT,
and when 10 the world with it, went as one man.
Every attempt divide has been failure That we have
constituted ourselves ring 10 manage Affairs true that II
elected We ring, solid and uDbrOken
hope board viii be the For standing To-
gether unity have apologies TO Offer For myself
IA IL be otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06

Many members Veteran Association OF the 7h Regi
ent attended the funeral yesterday Major Thomas Morton
al the house of his soninaw. Stephen e. BarnuH. No. S2
Lexlngtouaye
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ST Z Min & Man lst
ST L & Iron Mount
-

con cony
5000.
Tol PEG & W'n lst
TrGst receipts
5000. ..... 100
Tex * Pac Term 80
Trust Receipts
1000. ..-..5S
Utah 80 Ext LIST
1000.
UrioR Pac lst
5000. ..-.. llja
Wabash rs 1879
5000. =
Wab - l. & P&c
Chicago div
10000.
West Shore gtd Is
4.OOO...... 1914
l,O00...-.. lO.I
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HE NEIGHBOUR STRIKE.

generously sustained reference 70 the report OF
general secretary VIII show. The documents
relating to that strike are at our dis
posa.
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WHAT OTHER SPEAKERS SAID.

When the applause that followed Mr. Georges speech
had subsjdsd the chairman introduced Henry Enrich
secretary of the International Cabinet Makers unon
who delivered an address In German He discussed the
bensnts that had come TO workingmen through or
xsnizstion and declared that no party would 10 sue
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6OVERyKENT BONDS.
BONDS AyD s4yg Sr)OtS

- :. 300. l2S'i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-02
ATLANTIS BOASTED WE'LL.
The Water Not Artes,an and the Authorities

The Water Not Artes,an and the Authorities
Cres,falIen.
An Atlanta (Ga.) telegram says The
city authorities are to-day much crest
fallen over an Artesian well. Some time
since the City Council engaged Colonel
Baum to sink such well. He went
down 1000 feet and failed to reach a
stream which would come above ground.
When 5000 had been lost in the hole
work was stopped, and plan was made
to pump the water. In order to sustain
their assertion that it was genuine
Artesian water. Professor Ii. G..
White, of the State University, was
called upon to analyze it. His re-
port not only knocks down the views OF
Colonel Baum, but convicts the City
Council of a woful ignorance Of geolo-
gy, which has cost the city large sum
of money. He says "Thc city Of
Atlanta is situated on the bed rock
of the continent--the granite formation.
There are consequently no underlying
stratitied rocks to be reached by deep
boripgs, and consequently true Artc-
sian well in Atlanta is impossible.
The geological formation, the character
Of the water, and all the surroundings
indicate that the Atlanta well is
simply a deep, ordinary we'll, sup
piled by percolation through the
granite Of the water that falls in
the immediate vicinity Of the well.
The great depth of the well gives it
opportunity to receive water from
many riffs and seams in the rock. and
thereby to secure comparatively large
supply. Such supply, however, can
not reasonably be counted upon as con-
slant or bountiful. Certainly such a
we'll as this, or q number Of them, can
not be relied upon to furnish regularly
and constantly even a portion of the
water that is needed for the supply Of
a city of the size Of Atlanta. should
advise the authorities to give the sup
ply from this well very thorough test,
extending over several months, before
deciding to make it factor in the per-
manent water supply Of the city,"