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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
OppNTNG DAY AT OOLVURJd COIJFOF

Columbia College reopened yesterday for its fall
term The attendance at the chapel larger than year
ago the result OF the entrance examinations
pounced President Barnard said that the entrance
tons OF great worry both TO the faculty
students had urged several TO the the
advantages with them and In their place
cerlnCate WeknO and competent teachers
and 10 take candidates application probation
two months. Brown nNersity and several other nsu-
lions M Barnard said have adopted this plan. In referring
,n The olumba crew what IL had done the
record on the college athletics he said that he had recently
In g,ass the trophies taken by the Harvard stu
dents and had the Harvard coOTs painted that
The college from which II was taken But said Dr. Bar
na my conductor looked In though quite confident
and white o Columbia among the Harvard
trophies A. - -,
appointed delegate u represent columbia ht
OF Harvard next month letter pre-
senng specimens OF prehistoric man. az found
u the School OF Mines was received from
Hamilton Fish, and another presenting 700 specimens oil god
and silver ore was received from Alfred Dewitt .
The Alumni association met last evening and elected fred
erck COuder president George q DE WIZ jr, vcepes;
ident; Frederick 4. Mathall, treasurer ana
William 5. sloan. secretary There were about two
OF the Alumni present Professor Van Amrngr READ
report OF the standing Committee IN which II was stated
tie pleto list Of living Alumni had been male
during present The list includes 400 names rhs
committee made further recommendation In fAvor OF
Alumni representation In the Board VI Trustees AS in0w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
ruRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. oct 4-Provlsions-BacOn, Cumberland Cut
AS O Long Middles. J.s O. short Clear Middles
ID cd Shoulders SlsOd per cwL BeeI
III. ID for India Mess Prime Mess AS I'D Porn
Prime Mess, oils. Od. per OOL; Prime Mess Eastern
III ID Western $50 I'd LaIdAmercan, sos Prime Vest
ern AS 3D.; Lard Oh 32s. sd Iams-LOug CUT 0Os. Obi
Shoudcs Sos ButtersOs. I'd ;or hnes United
state. Cheese-AmerlCan Choice Ojs Oi Nheat-ked
Western spring. cd 0s lUd; Red Winter Is. I'd. ~
6s I'd. per Genital New No. inter- u.s. edi do No. Z
Suring is 3D.; Mixed Western 4s.l I'D. California No
l. Us lid ais lds do No 2 6sod POS Sd per Genital Pro-
duce-oprts Iupentne. &os vd DO. AT London 2os Sd
per owt Refined Petroleum, sd per gallon Glover Seed
Fine American. 2js. 3D., Prime city. 20 3D. per cwt.
ROsn-Commo So. 3d Pale lis 0d gOs oil. Lnseod On,
rs Cd per cwt Refrigerated Beet
hind quarters I'D; fore quarters sd Pc 10 hOps Al Lon
don-New y ork state. 43 lUs Od a 43 l6s Cd -
Receipts FROM Atlantic ports, 80 600
quarters from Pacnc ports 1000 quarters itom Other
sources, 10000 quarters.
Receipts vi American corn $500 quarters.
LONDON. oct Aforementioned Oh. $50 7s6d.d f2t
l2s I'd per Calcutta Linseed SJs va quarter LIN
Cake. 40 los ID ton, Refined Petroleum. I'd
a ID per gallon. spirits OF rurpentlna 2ss 3D. pei
cwt sperm on 80 per tun. kosn-CommVn. 3s. I'D. pei
cwL Pale u.s. Cd. lis Oh ProvsOns-Lard. Sis. Od pol
cw for American Sugar-l3s. Sd cwt Tor cuba Cen
trugal 0O0 and lis Sd la sd Tor MuscOsa'
refining anost Australian Talow-Beot 2js I'd gSCs
I'd, Mutton Eos ID AXIS. Od CocOanut O-tcyioh. a..
Cochin. A33 American Refrigerated Beef. is Al iol
hind quarters and Is Oh Tor lore quarters per sd W INC
carcass. ,s
ANTWERP oct 4.-Petroeum-Fine pale American 10
francs 10 paid and 10 francs 81 centimes sellers
Lard closed - francs 20 cenliIios poI Avn
kilos.
BRKMEy Oct 4.-Petrcleum--6 marks % pfenngs
NcVx Lard closed "a marks 81 pfennss pef NV Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
INTEREST IN school GYMNASTICS.

To the Edftor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: want to supplement what | said In a
letter To your paper day gymnHstic drll
for pubic hool children by adding that no child can
90 to school and in year all there is in arthme
year Obtain perfect physique Just as long as the
common branches taught just 80 long should Calls
themes be tau4nt Uuless gymnastics are looked upon
with much favor as the plain branches ana are as
carefully taugnt goo results viii not be attained. The
day is coming when physical training Will receive
the attention it merits. and wnen that time comes
we shall look with admiration ut the beautiful ana
healthy physaues OF out children. AT this time the
teachers OF gymnastics will be as refined aud well ed-
Gated as teachers OF other branches only very few
cities IN the United States pay much attention to the
education OF bo lies OF their school children Let tue
New York schools take decided step IN this direction
and ucate people To this idea Prominent COL
eges are paying dca OF attention to the physical
education Of their ~ tents aul spending money
rerly on their gynnasum.. Institution. OF learning
las 'n~n,incnt are following their exlmpe. This
branch education l. slowly but surely ghiring grOun
INSTITUTIONS hni II necessary TO advertise gy
nasums. Not with puolc SCHOOLS which nave tue
handing OF so many Thousand children
There In New York and Brooklyn fatners anu
mothers VINO daily look az the pale faces OF
tn-lr children or lis to little cough that seems
10 stay spite OF heavy doctor bills
The coOrlrss faces OF our CITY children can ne traced
to ack 0f exercise IN ths majority of cases Ihere are
many OF poorly developed bodies wuich are
TO ea ling sed~utary life. There are all
mrnts which medicine cure and which cause par
ents and yet IL IA safe To say there IL
remedy for troubles II parents Will take the
trouble INSIST upon naving IT, namely daly system
attic calIsthenic drill II is only matfer OF time whrn
we snaU have this, and tine New-YOrk schools should
take the lead W. G. ANDERSON.
Adeipht Acadeny, Brookiyrt Sept. 80, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
JAEHNps CASE TO BIZ DECIDED TO-DAY.
SPECULATION AS TO THE OPINION or THE HIGHEST
COURT-wHAT Mr.. MARINE SAYS.

No information OF the expected decision OF
the Of Appeals the Of Henry w Jaehne
ceiyed yesterday the District AOrneys Office various
current One the effect that the Judges
the Court had been equally divided in opinion when the
July and Judge Finch who absent at
time given casting for sustaining tho ludg
OF OF and Terminr The Committee
Rumors Newcombe. J0ehnes counsel had
that the decision unfavOrabe TO his
client Another report that at meeting OF the Court on
Friday stood four three and that Jndge Rapao
and another member OF the Court had prepared differ
ing opinions which discussed and agreement finally
reached which shond be the opinion Of the Court
District Attorney MARITIME OF favorable opn
on said that he had direct information TO the opn
Of the Judges Assistant DlstrcAto Nico went
TO An any evening Mr.. MARITIME said;
" Mr. Nicol 10 Albany make motion before
the Court the Judgment in the Iaehne case not sustained
We think IL wise prepare for II the 30
is adverse to the People Mr.. Nco VIII ask mai the
be simply Temanded for sent nee hold tat me
Indictment drawn hat conviction und'r ether the
court shall argue that II there misak" 4
only the and that Jaehne need only be
II the decision shOnd be ADVERSE
would released the State Prison but
n decision favor onr position We
will take immediate steps In the prosecution or the other bid
This Ia the first bribery that has been
brought TO the attention Of the Court OF Appeals ard nat
Wow OF the law taken bv the prosecution II Jaehne "a re-
leased o' irving hin charge OF recciv
goods There Indictment against him for
undertaken To convict him Of bribery
there need NJ seeking out another charge HIS
clerk Alter arrested with purpose o. using him
yans Jaehne any charge OF receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. MOniay, Oct. a. 1855.
GREENEBAUM SUSPENDED. The President 10 day Ill
rected the spension B-rhold Greenebanm. United
states Consul at ApA. "a noa
SILVER CERTIFICATEs-Tn general distribution OF the
new 81 silver today ana Will De con-
filmed unu the driuant Oeen supplied. Inc notes
are now being printed 1T the rate OF $4,000 \ day
BIDS OPENED Bids were openet at the treasury DC
nartme to-day for metal work for the lighthouse az
A clotr KEYS. Fla The Colwel Iron WORKS. Oh new
York were he 10 west bidders AT SlO,|Oo
RtyENUE AND EXPE \DITUREs-rne Treasury Depart
meDt has publ "a statement snOwii Z the popuatoh
nrt revenue ana net expenditures Of the Government
for the ast year, with the per capita OF revenues
and .xp-n tItures The population IA glvrn Al
So 10000 net revenue at 1856 49, ~ Delhg
p-r capita OF B. rs. or 0S -reaer tnt M n-ca year
of $50 The expenditures were S2l2 4S3, l3S-a per
capita OF Ais. "a less than that OF the previous
year.
TIE BARTnOLDI STATUE The Lighthouse Board TO-
dav antnor zi General Iane engineer OF the Third
ID .trct TO loan to General Schoneld the necessary
eIerirca and testing apptr IN lighting the
statu- undrr- ing tnat the app atus sna
the Immediate charge OF AL oihcer Vi INC
Lighthouse establishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
THE DEMOCRATIC NoN.PARrGsAN" FARCE.

THE DEMOCRATIC " NONPARrIsAN" FARCE
To the Edttor or Ths Trtonhe
SIR: The meeting of the Democratic State
Committee and its proceedings yesterday possess dema
gogic features not likely be overlooked even by Mug
vumps Irefer principally TO the bold preence OF inc
committee that xious to confer with the he
publican Committee with view to naming non-paru-
san candidate tor the Court Of Appeals bench Iha II
would have been far wiser for the Democrats to nnte
with tho Republicans a candidate no one OUTSIDE OF
the numerous Halls" would DOUBT but TO assert that
the Democratic Committee honestly desired this end
amounts to confession Of total Ignorance about Demo
cratic tactics To the eyes OF who has witnessed
the shams and deceits OF Democrats IN former cam
paicns the position which tho Democrats have already
taken and they will endeay0r IN MAINTAIN on
the question OF non-partisan nominations TOT
judicial offices will appear as nothing more
than bait for Independents or Mugwump
yofes. The Democrats know that tue mug
wnmp vote Is tho success OF the candidacy
OF Jude Peckha hence thu dramatic Tor Democratic)
farce at tina Hoffman House. BY that vote they hope TO
the wholesale deserton or the iao0r Voe
In this city, .....
The past career OF Judge Peckham II safe guarantee
OF The vote Of the professional Democratic pocIan,
and by pretending TO desire "unOn candidate Tor the
Conr: OF Appeals bench they hone TO blind the Mug
wumps and lead them also Into their camp. -, 49,.
| hope THE TRIBUNE Will peal the varnisn iIoin
these false preteners and let people see them as they
really h D
Neir- York Sept. 80. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
TIE LATEST FRENCH DANDY.

The French watering places this summer enyened
ly An entirely figure. The hOme ec elan OF pehuH
has had his day. and the world grown tired OF the
chevy swell Of either IL is, therefore, only natural
that the copurchc OF the present season IL
rereving "A warm welcome and has already an enormous
number OF followers 49,
The porcupine look which unfortunately hangs about ms
nam, The copurchc explains away by announcing that
the composed of the Two words pur and chtcthe prex
20 be ~ adopted Tor the sake OF euphOny.
The part OF apparel by which the latest French dandy Is
headgoaT, white flannel cap with
usyv nine ribbon Another peculiarly which he prides
the colorrd scarf which he Winds round his
va1st his white flannel trousers A dark
arket and PAIR yellow leather shoes complete the toilet
- The couurchlc appears 10 be medley OF the prOnd
and comfort 10. ing BrtOn and whO To make
The hange complete the garruOus hOHme du monde OF
or,urr DAYS dags sleepy way which
ia supreme distinction Of this new monster OF
fasitio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
NOMINATED +
following additional n
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
DID GENERAL MILES DO wRONGf

DID GENERAL MILES DO WRUNGT
HIS COURSE IN DEALING WITH THE APAChh'
CRITICISED IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-lt is stated officially
at % War Department that nothing has been deter
mined upon regard to the surrender OF Geronimo anu
thai the Department Is still lacking the information
nnon which TO base any action. General Mes's want
of frankness in avowlng the outset that lie had
granted liberal terms cirtivesis severely criticised
IL f. now un that the instructions gwen To zen
era Crook not accept the surrender OF the Apacnes
unless they came without conditions were transmitted
IN General Miles for his Information and guidance.
These instructions psp red by the desire OF the
President Id undertake "A new uOlcy 81 dealhS Win
rrueg Inisn mar iers winch policy contemplated
mar trial ng civil their prompt punlshueh'
for the crimes they had ommitel. r'qu slto IL IS
already made by the Governor OF
Arizona upon lie Texas for the surrender
of Geronimo trial. under the terms or the snrte-
der the Pr per nit me chie To De -irre
nerei to Governor General Niles mas uoehueis
among the authorities As well as critics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
TIE MUGwUMP's UNAvAn.ING DODGE.

TO me EdttOF OF IHe
SIR If the Solid South in 1884 had allowed
the vote no cast for the Republican
candidate, and he had consequently become President
It may safely said that neither he nor hIs friends
would have run for shelter from their mistakes ana
shortcomings behind an incompetent Cabinet or
hungry and thirsty" party. Mr. Clevelands Mug
wump friends consolation I'm the attacks made
upon him by Democratic journals because he docs
all Republican officials at once But he has
done very we'll All the collectors of interna revenue.
nearly all examiners for pensions with their clerks
and deputies, gone and the postmaster, ana custom
House spectOrs gong daily. II the fainshng anu
bibulous arr only ten the Postmaster or New-iorK
will soon be only left to tell the Official tale OF
Republican Administration. -,
During a late session OF the Honse OF Commons LID
eral reproached Lord Harrington and Mr. CHAMBERLAIN
for having taken seat- On the 'front.' Opposition peh'n
while they were chiefly sentimental IN pnttlnS thrlr
own party In the minority He sat NDuinAy SIT where
You like you may call yourselves what you like-you
are Tories" So Repuollcsns may say TO the MugwuDp
press: You may call yourselves what you nKe-yOu
are Democrats" hNChERBOCkEk'
ASir-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

REsUMING ITS THROUGH FREIGHT TRAFFIC..
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is now
ready to do nrongh freight business 10 the West from
winch IL was cut off by refusal OF the Pennsylvania
m prorate" with It oc the through tariff 1t has leased
Pier No 81 River where it will receive freight and
transfer II by barges the Central Railroad Of New
Irssv's niers I'm + rsey CITY. The from Jersey
,tv vii he. like The passenger route all raj by Of
the Jersey Central and Phlai Pima and Reading TO
Br,boro and thence by the Wilmington aud Northern
10 wilmington. The company will start its first new
through freight to-day. ia stated that the COM
nary has the promise or the business OF large
number OF shippers. Negotiations are now pending Tor
pier on the N0rth River and soon as the arrange
nrnts are completed will be given of the opening
of this pier The cOmpauys officials profess an Intention
TO observe tariff and work In harmony with the
trunk line freight pool Of which the road 10 member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
NOT TO HOLD A PRESIDENTS MEETING.

1t is not probable that any meeting OF the
trunk line presidents Will be held THIS week President
Roberts OF the Pennsylvania nrotd. VIII start to-day
on tour Inspection OF western system Of the COM
pany and it supposed that his trip will last TWO or
three weeks Even he not to be absent Is DOUBT
ful If a meeting would be- called Commissoner FINK
il coundent understanding on any disputed
oueson can he well through ience
ana ms interviews with the varlous presidents by
fprma conferences Tho altitude OF Mr. Roberts IN with
holding notice terminate the presidents hgreeoont
reseryiug however liberty of future aco II accepted
hy railroad men omen OF "A peaceful Result OF
negotiations AT the least IT preserves the poo anu
assures the maintenance OF rates for time. some
managers think that the present dissatisfaction
will finally work beneficial to the 900. for 1t will prob
aby lead to an ending of the express aud the stop
page OF Irregularities in freight through the pretext Of
an express business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

A meeting of the directors OF the Milwaukee,
Lake SHORE and Western Railroad will be held IN this
cty this week. The earnings have been showing such
Improvement 1855 that dividend on the pre-
frrred stock been hoped for for some time Ii Is
stated good authority that the directors this week
will dec per cent for the half year
PoUGuKEEPsIE. oct. A (Speciab.-Ths general plan
OF the Pougnkeepse Bridge has been materially
changed. Instead OF three truss and two Cantleyer
spans there will be three Cantiloyer spans and two
trusses the spans the shore on each aide and
the middle one being Cantlevera Que great advantage
OF this the Cantevers can be constructed with
ont the use OF scaodng and without Interference by
ice. Persons connected with the Boston and Lo well
Railroad which has recently got control OF The Massa
cnusetts Crniral have been In New-IOrk making III
quiries At, this bridge with view to extending their
line through southwestern Massachusetts ana Great
harrington TO Poughkeepse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
CALENDAKS To-Day.

SUPREME CouRr- CH,Mpggs Before ponohne I.oNos
srrNr = "a sz e P 5 go p 10 l.
- 76 - 81, e6 80 90 a. 81 p l0l l0i lO5 III l2l
srnTvr I 81 @ TrF-r 20 ToI Rcgr ore ysn
go - d. 40 299 90 5l6 602 46i. S72 7l5. 49, 47t
StrnFuE corGrsrEce TgRMPAnr I-Pcfor IRE, lay Az
60 SIS no 5G2 5si sos Sal 5ls 100 335, 1928 sO9 80
o siFa n coupr-srFcA TERN Pact rIaoAdjOurued
surREME RT-CInCtIT-PAT l1Beiore Beach j.
800 700 2 7 s2i ss5 295 27s7 $50 25oa 52S7 1893
sf9E1f co1RT yiI-PARr II-Before Worst. ].
SUPREME CoUhr-CEcUIr-PAR III.-Adourned until the
T T % 5aa 5S9e ARf fF ESD
1875 2997 2s9 2i0 1919, 500. sGs. So ST. s72 S3 si
SfHaoGArFe couRr-Before Rollins s-wlnof Rose Han.
lon Andrew Hopper and susan Warren at IL MI John
srPTRioe CoUiT-GENERAL TERM-Before sedgwick c. j.
Truax and O'Gorman. JJ.-No day calendar.
Ns a a5 "a All ioi 4s5 1855 ia
go III 9 s M eiG $50 5T I 9s
1860 1851. 1864 93. 1872. go >, No.. o,o..
man. 80 81 oO5 oS5 Cos 0oS 74O 74 $780, i44s
surTRcn corT1iA5 TERT-rnr JITM Oh s Ipgrs
49, an 57 ' U.s. g e. So $751; $50 1873 $50 5o iOO'
surgmon corMr1TEI TEsM5PA d L w Trga1
600 1862 ss 100 2o8 s76 s57 29 4G3 49, $780, 524 $40
COMMON PLEAs-EQunY TERM-Before DAILY. Mos A,
H.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEnM-Before Allen. J.NO day
calendar
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEgM-PART I.-Before Iarremore,
Nos 295 400 1916, 1884, 1870 1903 1872 1920 ZIG,
1927, l93f 1851, 1920
COMMON PLEAsaIRAL JERMaPART co IImBef9re Book
1875 6j 1864 1861 1857 1871 1874 1863 l779 3G9 445
1871. 1885, 1853, 1902, 1885, 1906. 1865.
cry COUVI-TKGAL 1ERM-PARr I-Before Hyatt Mos.
1871 49, 7gi G92 7lG AS 5Is0 20 r. 49, 92 90, 1885
1886 1887 20. 1888. % 100. 1872. 2l2, 2l3 22l
CRY CoURI-TIAL TERM-PAgT lI.-Beiore Nehrbas j.
Nos 27O 27j so G6l Sill 49, 1876 797 79s 49, 72i 725,
728 729 56 757 759 76O 76l 1872 49, 81 &c. H. 49, 1911
1879. 723. 1888. ~.
No, H. Gs6 1872 los 80 49, IS lls los l62 ls3 ls5
49, i9S i95 1856 200 POS POI POS l35, $50
COURT OF GENgRAL sEsslONs-PART before Judge Cow
&. B. 8, TO- IL, H. 49, H. To- H. H. Is 49, 70, %
COURT OF GENERAL iI-Before Judge Gil
ersleeve and Assistant Beifor-NOs
g. t. s. g. 8 O. TO- H. II, 3D. II, To- Ii, II. lS 80 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

Tho OF the supreme Court consisting OF pre-
siding Judge and Justices Daniels and Brady yesterday
decided after brief consultation that where the attorneys
appeal shall be presented
the without being certified by the cerkhe provisions
OF the Code requiring certihcaon not binding The de-
cson was rendered on presented by erJudge William
clerk having reiu .ed to place IL on the caen'
certified The law requires the payment 81
folio clerk for certifying and the decision VIII
enable lawyers this expense which where the
papers vOluminOns, amounts TO a large sum
Attachments the ground that they were non reSuen.
yesterday against the property In this state OF
A. = Co. OF Chicago who failed last yeek Ihey
obtained from justices Andrews and Donohue respsc
tivelv, at the suits OF H. g. Clain co. on clam ior
el2 $50 gG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
THE OVERDUE ANCHORIA.

SEVEN DAYS Lat, BUI NO ALARM FELT BY THE
AGFN1s-THE PASSENGERS.
The steamship AnchOria, OF the Anchor Line
was seven days overdue Yesterday She left Glasgow
on septic mber TO- She IL by no means fast steamer
and has nrobaby encountered strong head winds IL
was thought shipping circles yesterday that she had
probably broken down and was proceeding under SAIL
Noalarm Is ielt the office OF the Anchor Line as to
her ultimate safety. sne may have lost her rudder or
broken her snaft may come ipto port In tow one
theory OF is that she has found some other
disabled vessel Oh high ana Ia towing her In;
this would for the delay. The AnchOra Is com
manded by Captain j. j. Small. She has board sixty
nine first cShn pa>sen-ers ffty-hve nermedite and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
James March
NO JURISDICTION OYER THE EXECUTIVES.

NO JURISDICTION OYER THE EXECUTIVES.
PROVIDENCE. Oct. 4 t>peciah The Supreme Court
began it's October term to-day, and a decision was
handed down in the OF James Hauley and Others
against Governor George Peabody Wctmore and
Others The object OF this suit is 10 have the court
make a decree declaring that the proposed amendment
which was recently voted upon, has not become an
amendment TO the Constitution, because among the
votes cast for or against Its adoption 4zVo were
received from persons who were qualified TO VOTE
being registry voters whose taxes bad been pald 10y
others / he defendants entered a demurrer full OF
day sustains the demurrer and dismisses the bill.
The court holds that 1t has NO jurisdiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
STATE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct. l.

opened to-day any Formally. all the judges be-
Ing present The foil owing causes were argued
No 740-The People. respondent agt oscar Beckwth'
appellant mint,
80. ~ Mary T. Post eyccutrix respondent agt William
Dnsm0re president OF Adams Express Company appel
ant .,
No 27-Leditt Bostwick respondent, agt Emily Beach
exccutrix and others appellant.
No 4OIn the matter Judicial settlement OF accounts OF
Gilbert a Wood. executor.
The following ia tho dav calendar Tor Tuesday:
Nos -. o. A. 40, AZ, AZ, 40, 81.
The motion calendar for Tuesday Ia "a follows:
Nos 5l3 OIL 92i 92j 927 92s. go. 25l 900 900 o3o
95 49, 9l6 9j 9jG 9j7 95S 0j9 &c., 06l 9G2 963 9o6
yD7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

WORKING FOR THE RENNEPIy CANAL SCHEME
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-1he Omitted States Gov
eminent Board OF Engineers the Illinois and Mich
igan and the Hennepn Canals 10 session In this
ely TODAY TO report the canals Governor 0glesby
addressed the meeting winch adiOlYrned without any
action being taken The Board III report
The Government Ia November.