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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
TINTED STATES SUPREME Court

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2lThe following business
acted In the supreme Untet to-day.
No 1l26-The Accident Insurance Company OF North
America. paiptf in agt Loretta NJ GaaniaL sub
mtled under 10th rule y Emerson ratile for plaintiff IN
error and George {. Frye the defendant In
40 The Phoenix Life Insurance company plaintiff In
at Fritz r. Raidn special administration Argument
continued by NJ F. Dickinson for anif In error by r. NJ
Morse IT, defendant error concluded by NJ. L.
Dickinson for plaintiff IN error .
No lo5-The United States plaintiff 10 error agt Barthod
lO6-Joseph Raymond APP ellsut agt Joseph Blgery
others Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United
States District OF Louisiana DISMISSED with
costs pursuant TO 10Th rule.
1O7- aroine NJ. Forsyth. intf in agt jam
r Doote aud others. Argument begun by Joseph T. Nc
the painn In and continued By James
Doollttle for defendants in error.
A, lrrlnd until fon a n'clnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
AN ElopEnrYr RECALLED By ILLNESS

Mrs. Truman Hemnway, who has been confined to
her home No. 90 West Eleventh-st, with typhoid
fever Tor ten DAYS, WAS in serious, though not
critical condition yesterday 1t barely more til
year since she was .tily married. Her father, the
Rev. DR.. Harwuod is rector OF Trinity Episcopal
Church in New-lIayen After long courtsnp she
was engaged to be married to John V. l.. Pruyn, OF
Albany, on October Z 1855. week before the we'd
ding day she came to NewYork and secretly married
Mr. Heminway, former lover. Invitations to the
marriage ceremony at which Mr.. Pruyn be the
bridegroom had been sent, presents had arrived at
New-liaven elaborate gowns were being made, and
society in New Haven, Albany and New York was ex-
pectant of a great affair. The elOpemen caused a
sation Mr.. and Mrs. Iemnway sailAd at once tor
Europe, but on reaching England the young wife
learned that her sister had died IN New Haven few
days after the marriage Mr.. and Mr.. Heminway
returned 70 the United States at and much OF the
young we's tune has been passed in New-iiaven.
Her father has been town twice since she was taken
III and her mother constantly at her bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
CALENDAnS TODAY.

cog " "a y 81 g "a Te B1rTs dS 30 IA
49, a rs las sS az si5 sSS So ISL ass 30 s
SUPREME torRr-srEcrAL TERM-pARr L-Bosoro Van
s. PasaE Sougr@srgcrAL TKRu-PAar I1-BefcrO Beach
sCrRRMK CouRr-cIacuIr-PAkr before Donohue, j.
$500 1000 POOL POOP 2oO3 26Ot 26o5 2006 26o7 2t0s
a4s 5Y i59 ss5s sssi ssS 2sss ia Sis Si
s sSS s sSi 2 s 1888 81 5 S S $685. S 1888
1924, s4s5, 1856 S47s. 3i79 $3.50. S.sL
Ma s343 a9s5 1901 IL 25i 49, 4ss a3 s;a
i5os 2s9S $3.50 1855 Sos i67 '-'' '1o' '-0 "'O'
SUPREME CouRI-CIRcUIr-PART III-Before Lawrence J.
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUir-PARr Iv-Beforc Msconber J.
sURRoGATKs CoURr-Before Rollins s.No day calendar
sSrEuOa UoURT-GENEkAL TERI-Adjourned until Thurs.
sUPKRIoR CouKr-srEcAL TERN-Before Truax. Mos.
No gay calendar
surEos & & I Igs s 40 @
sSl. lSl5 lS4S 1853. 1853 li3o. 1902 lOlb. Gao 79S
COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TxRM-Betore Van Hoesen j.
coMMoy PLE.smEeuITr TsHM-Betoro Book'taver a.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL fEKi-PARr i.-Bofore Allen. j.
2lg6 1873 1864 2z9i l944 il4 1868. 400. SID, l5sa
COMMON PixAs-raiAL TkRN-PARr II.-Before Daily j.
Nos 2O75. 2i7o 2lZl. 1889 Zlos 2lil liS FLAG. 2lJ0
CmY CoURr-GENERAL IERM-Beiore Hyatt Hall and
Browne. J.-Appesis from ordcrs-No 2 Appeals froa
CIIY CotKI~TgiAI IERM-PARr I.-Beforc Nohrbas. -
cIrI cogsiHTniAL rERx-PAgr lI;-Botore Browne. j.
Adjourned until Thursday. December %,
St M 9s s iaA io se III SIS sS hssa
2J7 2l9o 3i7 1884, 6si.
DIST Httor Observation-Disclosures until January T. 1855
COURT W GESkRAL SkesioNs-PAAf I-Beiorc adge gu
s. l. s. 81 .. TO- IL Picadings-l2 is a. is. 10. II.
Goysr or GENERAL sRssIoSs-PAar ILBefore Rscorlsr
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Ftzgeraa--Ne.
~ sA6. So TO- PieA'inss-l IL. ls Ia. Ao ID. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
WILL CONGRESS REDUCE THE REvENUEi


WASHINGTON, 81 (s,,ee1)-TIo ~ufject OF revenue
legislation with view TO reduce the surplus is still the
leading topic among Congressman, and there signs
that some of the who have stood faithfully by Nor
rsou hitherto are less infexibe than he Enough Of
them may their views to make it practicable to
do something within the next months The editorial
in tolays TRIBUNE read with hearty approval by Re
puhcans Mr. Hiscock today said that Immediately
after the holiday he will Introduce his bill 10 re-
duties and mOlasses, and to repeal
Internal alcohol used In the arts and on to-
baCcO.
The Randall Conference tonight was not largely at
tended but Randall, Merrman McAdoo. Warner of Ohio
eight ten others present II was agreed that
Mr.. Randall should prepare bill In harmony with the
propositions agreed upon at the last conference
The bill will be submitted at conference TO be
held after the holiday and before II is offered in
the House the conference IL Is probable that
the Randall will he Joined by the Democratic repre-
sentaves from Virginia and North Carolina. and by
number of other Southern Democrats who anxious
that the tobacco and spirits distilled from fruits
shall be abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
a SHORT RESPITE FOR NQUADE.

JUSTICE PRATT, OF BROOKLYN. GRANTS A TEMPOR-
AIRY STAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
The counsel for z-Alderman McQuade succeeded yes
terday In their efforts to delay IN the sending OF
their client to Sing Slug General Tracy obtained from
Supreme Court Justice Pratt, OF Brooklyn Mon day
afternoon or evening. an order granting temporary
stay OF proceedings until the argument of motion
before Justice Pratt for permanent STAY Inc ORDER Is
returnabe ts ng Mt 10 O'Clock ~ the Court House
in Brooklyn. The orer is founded on short aiavit
Jade. In which he says that he oeleyes that ne
has bern Improperly convicted. and that errors were
committed on his rial In the aimss and rejection Of
evidence rhe order rectes that upon all the testimony,
objections and other proceedngS the DsIrictAtto"ney
is required to why stay OF proceedings should
not be gantod until tho General Term OF tho Supreme
Court passes upon points raised appeal. n the
permanent is granted II is discretionary with the
Justice ADM; tho defendant To bail.
The order was served Mr.. Marine by eI Senator
Grady about yesteriay. BERNARD McQuade the
ex-Adermans brother. accompanied Mr.. CRAZY to the
DistrictAttOrneys office Mr.. MARITIME said that he
knew that an attempt would be made to secure stay
He did not think this present motion would be
granted Assistant District Attorney Delaney Nco
will appear bcore Justice Pratt this morning He
poets TO ask first of the grounds which
tue plication based II probable that fun argu
m-nt OF the will pDt take place to-day aud that
McQuade will any event pass Christmas in THIS CITY,
The argument for OrGCr requiring the District
Attorney allow jacob Sharo and James A. Richmond
to the minutes Of th- Grand Jury when Indicted
them down for tnis morning before h corder
smyth 1t became sry to secure short ADJOURN
ment OF at argu eIt. and 1t was agreed between the
District Attorney and Albert Shcknsy, Sh8rps lawyer
erday afternoon that the argument should begin aG
O'Clock this hf ernoon.
in tho case Of rx-Alerlnan Jaehne stay OF proceed
ing. was also obtained. bus 1t made only for "A few
hours the motion for permanent stay
denied. In Bu ideasieks case stay WAS granted
admftfot to tau
The that his lawyers had succeeded In obtaining
stay OF procee Jugs In MS WAC carried to McQnade
at ToInbs by his brother Bernard. The convicted
did not uch SURPRISED nor dil the In
formation appear to give him muoh pleasure. He has
evi entiy up ms mind that he must srryA bis term
at sing Sug Is shaping his business AFFAIRS 10 that
end The bookke"per Of lis rag-shop with him for
several hours yesterday receiving nal instructions AS
to the future conduct of the business. which will De
superirtended Tor the next five years by Bernard
McQua e. Mrs. NcQ ade two OF her seven children
were at the TONES from early morning until after sun
sci. She, TOO, appeared g. lie more resgnei To the
inevitable separation from her husband and the disgrace
which he has brought upon his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

ASKING TIA gANURL BE BALED AND PRESSED
TIE Ladies' Health Protective Association mel yes'er
day afternoon tie home OF Mrs. Al red NJ Sparks 10.
ago East Fifeih-st. petition The Board Of Health
was agreed upon equestE- that body TO CONF ell the
baug and pressing OF stables thTOug hUut
rho city The petition states that the association has
Thoroughly Investigated the subject. and j. convinced
that this l. The bor means OF isosls OF manure ie
process Is not ex, en~ivt. and wbeD thus basd tie
iauurr can easily han aud be Transported ~
boat car without inJurins Other felgll Tue euil0n
prove tbat 80 many Instances pvaids Tue turning
point Of dsta have been thrown back snd 'hell re-
coyrry retarded by us the nau,raug OdOrs arising
from manure Di.s. According 10 the petition there arc
over stables in the city which ihero are 100000
horses prod Gcins 100000 ioais VI anuro eaIly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
rRApE SCHOOLS AVID TIE MECHANICAL ARrs.

TRADE SCHOOLS AND THE MECHANICAL ARTS
At the meeting OF the Master Mechanics and Dec
orators Association 1T their rooms No. North Wash
iBgton Square, last evening" Colonel Richard s. Aucb-
muty deli rered a lecture Tho Relation OF Trade
Schools TO the Mechanical Arts." Colonel Auchmuty is
the founder OF me AewYork Trade Schoola In his
audience were a number OF plumbers and iron workers
as well as the representatives OF other trades He was
introduced by Richard Taylor president OF the associa
ton.
Mr. Auchmuty said that the mechanical arts n this
country we're acquired mostly by observation. The
apureutlcs learned trade by what could sec or by
what advice the foreman or juurneyman waa good
paured enough to give him. Ii Is u syhten OF chance
that docs not count for much In the long run. Tue
remedy for TINS evil, believe said peaker s TO 10
found in trade schooe where the boy To be Taught
before It 10 sought 10 make any money thro agh him
Pro essionai learn .tbciI professions their own
expense and are better for it, will DO with tho
mecuauc No modification Of the old appfo ntce law
desirable In schools Tue lad learns tools
signs OF tie trade; then he to shop
mechanic Tue lecturer -spoks OF his experience ia his
schools In tho city Trade schools he said had
y necessity In the competition between nations IN
Europe They bave become popular and srperienoe
shows how rapidly boys learn In them. BY the last
census there were $4,000 mechanics In tho building
tadss In NewYork; Of these less than 900 OF
Anssiosn birtu, bui . small portion born IL
HoN-YorK. In his schools Colonel Auchmuty showed
what had been pltshod In various ra aes by
yoArs tssshins. Hs e0uctaded BY saying; Take your
New yOsk boys and send them TO AtsHdS schools hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
MANAGEMENT OF THE RossMoRE HOTEL

Jnst;ce Barrett yested " his decision motion
to confirm the report Referee T. p Wheeler settling Tho
accounts OF b. Rand receiver of the Rosmore
Hotel The report objected 10 because the ref
cree held that claims Of certain creditors Tor slzOo
indebtedness unsr the previous man
agement OF Robert c. CiapP were not valid as agalnst
The referee also held that Mt htnd Wa iiaoe
the beard bills Of the Capp amy and OF Charles r. Cros
their attorney. during the time oil Ir hands receiver
shin, ami this oble.tei TO- These bills amount 10
S5666 Ca In reply statement that the receiver hsh
the debt about 500 0OO 70 asserted that " he hd
hsd longer and hal TINS enabled 70 ont
tie result would have been different Nearly 100000
Lad passed. thrDn GA his hands AID has accounts were found to
be correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22


Charles H. Hankinson, superintendent OF The Society
for TIE Prevention Of Craey TO Animals, walked into
the zoooscai shop OF R'icue a Brother in Park Row
YESTERDAY morning. aud politely informed Mr. keiche
mai n MAS A. al cruel stick Id that he
mu,ut soil any The brs ing errat"rcs for such u
wrkoi pui 10 e. Mr. Rrchr iUld r. Ber2h's adlutsnt
that lie didnt intend spill blond OF any Mid Cog
tut Yet IN the OF the ho~rs tnht he recev
6y the steamer Werra sunday rom lie Hartz Noun
tsus Germany viii nc for the purpose OF LropagaI W.
the Specifies
A snort smau WHO heard OF Mr. HaDknsOu's admOnition
VA. provoked. lne bfst-AeaI ted men III Germany,
said he tlInt nUrt auy a. linal, hunt tue
wild BOAR It's fine sp1ri ana exu,ia jiug exercise,
and IL ni plies tue possession IN un'snan OF COURAGE
an strei gth on skill business 10 II of any one
TO prevent srom pacIns In Iark r PIE rrVe OF
which | a Iart own rumbrr or Wild oars II /
want TO, ana there. own Er anus shoot Or sprar
M properly supP"so We pat t"em Ia pace ike
Tuxedo Pafk they can't get out, aud such places are
the Jniy Is To put tnri Besides
the boar isn't c.a! ,hat can be- usrG while anvt
nor are It's hide les OF mucu value. 1t hesa i
good eat the hcast rs OILY soOd 70 klll
AMI WY not kil In scieutinc, spurt-m mice way,
instead Of knocking II the head as Ou cher III
slau III house J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
DR. neoLYyN MT R1A DY TO TALK YER

The Rev. DIR. McGlynn received number OF visitors
al The eey yesterday Afternoon. They were ali either
Intimate friends OF members OF his congregation IN
response 10 written request for An Interview the
Doctor TeI led hat he not ready to talk yet The
opinion prevails gat L@ Is making preparations to go %
mate friends not know. Some OF his IHris ioners
declared yesterday that Dr. ncClynn would never 90
way without taking formal farewell OF his people. bui
there would great demonstration such as las been
u Ked about.
The rumDr tnst DR.. McGynD was TO sail on the Alaska
yeserusy though deeI by biInsrlI, led number OF
peepe ~ 20 do WI To the pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
CONGRESSMAN REID STILL MISSING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 tSDeciar-The North Carolina
friends of Congressman Reid have abandoned all hopes of
his return TO his duties in Washington. One of his col
leagues the House authority for the statement that
Reid traced to Canada and that he does not
intend to return to the United States. The man
said that probably petition would be he received
by the House from the people Of Mr. Reids district ask
ing his declared vacant Mail addressed to
Mr. Reid Is received daily at the postoce Of the House
of Representatives, and is taken therefrom by his
brother. clerk in OF the departments who refuses
TO disclose where the missing Congressman is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
A FAMILY MADE CHILDLESS IN THREE
WEEKS

The family of william H. Martin, Of No. 81 Adel-
pha ST. Brooklyn, have been bereaved by the loss Of
three children from diphthera within the last three
weeks, leaving them chldless. In June.
1885, MIR. Martins eldest daughter, ago
eight, poisoned by eating cucumber
pickle which had sulphate OF copper in 1t TO give n
color a suit for s. 900 as damages was Instituted
aga the firm that put up the pickles, but 1e first
trial resulted In a disagreement Of the jury.
second trial set down for Monday, but owing 10
the death OF the youngest child in the family troEu
diphtheria, IL was postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
THE DECALoGUE, THE LORDS PRAYER AND DR.
CROSBY.
TO the Editor OF TIE Tribune.

To the Editor or TIE IrtOH"e.
SIR: Does the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby believe in the
Ten commandments One would Imagine not. He says
that is ridiculous nonsensical idea that the Church
has any right attempt to control or influence things
tenpora" yet only foar precepts OF the Decasue
pertain 10 spiritual affairs while six apply directly to our
temporal relations. Does Dr crosby 'llnK TIE laws
ns, living stoeling and covetousness less forceful
than those against basphemy and idolatryi Does he
think the Church should attempt to control influence
the world against murder robbery less than against
sabbath breaking"i
Does Dr. Crosby believe in the Lords Prayert Appar
earth as IL in Heaven, and surely II cannot be Hods
viii that poor should be oppressed and robbed by
cruel task masters. II the Church Is working well
praying coming OF Gods Kingdom In the world
must work against everything inconsistent with that
Kingdom Does Dr. Crosby believe that the state OF af
fairs described In Prisoners OF Peyertyis In harmony
with the Kingdom of Coal y.
brooklyn, Nov. 80, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
ROGER FOSTERS BILL.

The bill OF Roger Foster for legal srycos rendered TO tho
NewYok Electric Lines Company in the procoedings
Gently taken compel the Commissioner Of Public Works
grant permit opening certain streets having
approved referee the rf reos before Jnge
Van the Court OF Common Pleas Yesterday for
The amount charged $500 sidney r. shell
bourne president Of the company opposed tho confirmation
the ground that the charges were excessive sn proposed 20
tie substitution another attorney Tor Mr. Foster.
The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

"There Kinds modoino besles INC Alnd you uo
On and the soft KIND which you take with
spoou while holds your Head and you kck snd hrSe
BECAUSE Tastes 80 and the other kn Is te ard And
when Pills the uardestoi the whole because
IL is 80 go b Il does not make any difference
whoh you Take when you get IL TOOK you wish You
Had makes quite ROW IN your stomach and "os
Around" -. .-.,,-
DR. Prrces Pleasant Purgatye Peots which %
take and their QuotY and calmly Neither docs
incuio In the way soft Medicine Dr. Pelces Golden
Medical discovery waion snoash powssnu 70 vui. ~
she tate and agreeable effects UneQuslied - rcuey
for All soroiuous Diseases pimples botcheS crupoa
ucer sweed Ands goitre or thick neck Aaa
hip Joint disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
SAIE or uAyHATTAN HOTEL FIXTURES

The sale OF the furniture and fixtures of the Manhat
tan Hotel continued yesterday at Broad gay and
Canal-st. The sale was we attended and attracted
many hotel propuetors and boarding house keepers.
The furniture bedding aud portion OF the silver
ware were sold and realized rair prices. The hand
some mahogany bar With its accompanying massive
plato glass mirrors, which cost 81, 200, solo tor
1875. To-day bedroom suits carpets and linen will
he offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

USEFUL ARfIOLss As CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
The OF tho Avenue Industrial School, at Avenue
and Fourthst crowded last evening by some 300
poor children among whom wec Bohemians. Hungarisns
and Germans. large Christmas tree lighted Mrs.
Phelps stokes and her children contributed pres
ents for tho children Other ladies' also joined In present.
Ing Shoes underclohing dresses and many useful
articles 70 these destitute Little Miss Mary Uneke,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
SEALED VERDICT IN THB RADHA SUIT.

The fury Seymour Lorillarf case in the superior
Court ret red yesterday 1875 after listening TO a
tonal eyid hearing addresses by ohn Parsons FOR
the defendant and Joseph H. Choate for the plaintiff and
charge by Justice o NORMAN. The wit
nesses examined James II. Connolly AMI
Henry Father. ship carpenters, who testified.
in deendni that there were no hollow seams N
Tho Radha ana : II Hawk Henry Martin AMI Nicholas
Furong caled plaintiff who depos that they itt
fred the Of vessel and found that when they
open could get into the Yacht IN tat way
About D. the had agreed and were allOwei 10 10
hnme The sealed valict VIII be read ID court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
TEE ORGAN iyyesnoA TON ADJOURNED

Owing probably to misunderstanding In regard to the
night appointed the contuu alton OF the investigation
Of the charges against Michael Cregan, the inquiry
continued last evening The committee appointed by
1r. Root. OF the Republican County Committee
try OF the small meeting at
the Cooper Institute aud awaited the coming Of Robert
Ray Hamilton who 10 conducting the prosecution. lie
did not appear and lillian H. IUwniey, counsel for Mr.
Cesn said that he preferred not u proceed with the de-
fence IN the absence OF Mr. Hamilton, although he had
twenty ye witnesses present The committee adjourned
until 7,46 ID. To mOIIOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

Value or the FALHAsi AL BRONX PA RK WAY
The New Commissioners have engaged ia fixing
the Pelham and Bronx Parkway since October
Yesterday they work The Parkway which
. parks will be 400 feet In width
yesterday deicste points OF law
have risen thus work meaning Of the
whstheI tho properly taken 10 " be used
oGsey boulevard whether II may DO IN part
devoted = nWRsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
NETWORKS THREE DEAD coNoREssMEN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 tSPeeiaD.-On motion OF Abram
g. Hewitt the evening session Of Thursday January 90
1897 was day apart for euloges the dead New
York representatives Beach, Arnot and Dowdney all Of
whom died within five montha Never before has State
lost three Of representatives ip the Congress-
Mr.. Hewitt will not be member Of the House when the
suoes ere delivered but he obtained consent 70 submit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

Nicholas barroom November o. Lcstrsnge had
drinking freely and the verge OF derum enens
when no surrendsred himself 70 the Pnketon! In Chcaeo
Nays off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22
THEY PROPOSE TO BUILD SHIPS AT HOME.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 (SpcctaD.-Remonstrances and
memorials against the Free Ship bill continue TO pour in
from every quarter Among them are two presented by
Mr. Dingley to-day. The Board of Trade of Portland,
Ore protests that the proposed legislation would seri
ously inure the shipbuding Industries of the Pacific
coast The protest Pensacola. Fla, Trade
reads follows: .
OF the mines and forests or the
South opposes Free ship bill We propose TO build ships
q home