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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
BROOKLYN.

The will OF Mrs Mary W. Webster offered for probate
yesterday bequeaths 81 900 to tho Brooklyn industrial
School and 81 600 to the Womans Union Missionary So
ccty OF America for Heather Lands.
Martins stores YESTERDAY II had been IN the water
long time He about fortyfve years old and his
height FIVE feet and eight inches.
The practice OF ringing fire alarms on the City Hall
bell and the In The Fourteenth Ward lower, which
had been discontinued for more than year. was re-
suined yesterday The change gave some patronage to
Democratic officials.
The auction sale OF property FOR arrears OF taxes for
the years 1892 1888 and 1884, will be held IN the
City Hall to-day large amount OF arrears has been
being paid yesterday.
Joseph Albert a tailor. of No. 202 Johns0n-ave, who
divided hfs property with his wife in January aud
eOped with Carrie Roth. former servant In the FAMILY,
He says that LIE returned because he wanted to his
children
plan has been devised by the EN- gneers Of the City
Works Department whereby the opposition OF certain
property along the line OF the proposed extern
sion OF the waterwOrks conduit to South oyster Bay III
Queens County. who oxtortionate prices Tor their
land, be by running the CONDUIT over the
right OF way owned by the Long Island Railroad.
Two Brooklyn ministers sail for Europe In the Ma
tOnal steamer America to-day. The Rev william Burt
pastor OF the DoKab Avenue Methodist Epco-
pal Church. TO become superintendent 0fthe Metho
dist Missions In Northern Italy The Rev w. I. Griffin,
OF the Bedford Reformed Church. Will travel Oh the
Continent until September He goes for his health.
The motion TO change tho In the prosecution OF
the Rev Dr. G. T. Brstor upon the indictments charg
ing him assaultng Ida Downs heard by Judge
Cullen the Supreme Court yesterday AhdaVlts were
submitted by Dr. Brisors counsel that bitter prejudice
existed against him IN Rockland County. District
Attorney Derest agreed that the adavits pressn cd
only by residents OF Spring Valley. Dr. Bristor
had been thore only year and not generally
known outside OF the village. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14

Cc.on respondent AFT Botscy Rich. appellant Motion
for reargument submitted , .uor,, mr.,
No Oi3-Joseph s Lowory and others. appciants, az.
Cafeteria Clifton and others respondents MOTION DIE
continue appeal Nicholas Herman for NOTION 'i''
opposed. =, vrooo .nnellant
motion TO dismiss appeal George Stevens io' "o'"'
Hayward OPPOSED. ,, ~, n.,i,u, MIR
rison and Others, appellants Motion TO dismiss apPeAi l.
iage for motion. William w Niles opposed
Following arc the appeals from orders:
No. 73l-Rebccca aRt Arthur gilbert ann o,el.
Respondents Y Dadu referee, appeluit ~ D"""
FOR appellant George u Warner for rcspOnient, ru,
S69-RobertJ Gaver. respondent agL rIoepo - III "a
scovillc and Others appellants. Benjamin Estes 'or o
spOndent xr .u.r,s an,
the Board OF Supervisors OF ononda@a Repayment MI o
for appellants LOUIS Marshal for respondent. ,...
No is3-In the matter OF the petition OF the Mammalian
Railroad to vaca To asscsspcnt etc Dean and S'el
ling Tor corporation appellant and James Deefine io'
respondent. ,,,...o ornaiIant
agt Aphonso Bly, receiver. Chicago. respondent euo
mitted. . no., r v,ro
others assessment. etc Dean oI nP'
pelant John G shaw for respondent ~, ~
No bi2~The Union National Bank Of Railway. NJ, ap,
recover due upon promssoy notes Robert oreeh
Tor appellant Hamilton O'Neil for respondent,
No $40 LEONARD Merritt, respondent ag6 MAURICE
Fizgibbon and Others appellantA Dewitt brown ioi
appellant. 7 o Riokcrsou for respondent
The following Is the day calendar for April Ia:
Nos CAS- 634. GS5 $780, 2ss. sl7, 633 and 6S7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
MIR. GOFF TELLS HIS STORY.

Commissioner Osborn resumed the taking OF
testimony in the extradlton yesterday at MS
Office No. l5l Broadway. Mr. Golf was sworn aud tes-
tilted tina. from the organization OF the company called
the Canada Agricultural Insurance Company In 1870
he had been It's managing director. OWING 10 iaisc
the company had been snort OF money! anu
on September Is. 1876 he had borrowed from tho ban
OF Commerce $4,000 which less inc discount anu
brokerage had lodged in the Exchange Bank OF MON
trea the sum being $4,000 On February o. l. .,
al n meeting of the company II was decided To reduce
tn capital OF the company from SloOOoOo 10
$50 600 and raise money by selling the pad-up stock
by raising money from private persons and by getting
on stock no owned the Canadian Paper company tue
Insurance company allowed 10 70 on by the itanh
OF Commerce and the Bank OF Quebec. on Mr. Con ~,
suming balance due the banks OF $1,000 on July :
he told the executive committee that no W0uli nave 20
get leave from draw drafts 10 pay those banks
that were pressing him for the money raised Tor the
COMPANY. To this they agreed.
- for the first time he heard that thele
were objections resolution that gave MIN power 10
draw the drafts and he Immediately resigned as manaG.
ing director but remained one OF the directors until
the board went into the hands OF assignee lie aso
stated along with previous sums he had loaned he
company $4,000 between July II and september -.
lie continued fight from September 1874 until Apr,
1873 He then TO the foreman OF the Grand Jury
that he become pccuniarlly embarrassed that ne
could keep up struggle longer ana mat nc woui
be obliged TO leave Canada. He Remained In Montreal
three days longer hearing nothing from the Grand Jury
aud then left there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
MRS. FETH'S DIAMONDS AND SILVER.

The jewelry and sllverware Of Mrs. Mary Z.
Feyh we're sold at auction yesterday by Richard Wal
ter,'s Sons at No. 1870 Broadway. Mrs Feyh, who
died long WAS woman whose career excited
able attention Mucn or her JcweIry was naue
M of presents from wealthy club OF the city for
she is said have had an extraordinary power OF fas
cnatIon She left VIII and her property was sold by
the public administrator. The most valuable object
cold yesterday was a diamond necklace containing
forty-seyen stones which ranged in size from hall
carat 10 six carat This beautiful rinket was sold for
81 775 TO Joseph NJ Leavy. The same purchaser
bought pair Of shell combs with tops studded
with diamond. for 100 each, aud bracelet ornament
ed with seventeen diamonds for $3.50 ring set with
two magnificent diamonds sold for 1865 pair OF
huge SOLITAIRE diamond earrings brought $3.50 MIS-
Coleman Mills was the purchaser OF both these lots
THIS total amount realized by the is about $4,000
Mauv were among the spectators and buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14

The Easter flower show of J. NJ. Hodgson was
cpened Yesterday afternoon at Cosmopolitan Hall. at
broadway and Forty frst-st Hydrsugeas of delicate
mink and lilac and pale yellow shy glances at the
and azaas with their deep rich scarlet
aud rpe coorDg At the west end OF the hall palms
and ferns are piled up natural confusion to form the
roof OF grOto, within which fountain continually re-
pcnishes a little pond with q bank OF green turr.
Through the grotto is had into chamber the
floral beauty Of which yesterday thing OF the I'm
aguaton of the workmcn who are still busy there Tue
walls ceilings being draped with white and blue,
and this afternoon tho room will present the ever at
tractys appearance of bridal chamber. upon which
will have been lavI,hcd wealth of lilies, white roses.
nlie.othe valley. and all the other forms OF tribute
which the floral world habitually pays to matr1mony
number birds Of gay plumage Will be hung among
the branches OF the palms and other tropc trees AS
the visitor enters Cosmopolitan Hall he finds directly on
his left hand square bank OF flowers with an lnslgnn-
cant looking treo-Or shrub rather-at each corner
Nevertheless these Insignificant shrubs are among the
gems OF Mr. HodGson's collection They come from
North Africa in the majestic OF Genesta
Canarlensis they have little struggling yellow flower
and all who know the A. b. Of botany say they are re-
malkably fine specimens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ANY. Anril l3.-In the Court of ADpeals


to-day the following decisions handed down:
Berry respondent ag the Board OF Missions OF the
fnnc appellant ast Lucy White rcSponent Peter
Conklng appellant agt the ontario ana est,rn
ar zeiser appellant samuel Colgate and others
ans stephen WhlIe 5espondeH . AT the 0d Dominion
sopn re-
En%gpn q Elk ACT ndSD
AIT james Bry respondent Mary Augusta King eIocu
I Ts6O ls the thy ap ass }Uh1
%sse a art the s and Rsk s
road Compsn, appellants John Chile aud others appel
MATTER q the nnea SETTLEMENT % TeodqTe bent eao
executor ETC. Walter Meade substituted trustee Of tho
rsspon dent ast Elias appellant, Henry
and others re,poudents julius Rilnh and others
sppeant' Peter schgs,r and others AIT the
caurch eic respondents Carl Busch ene. re,
iPsRaaa AK" ss mary William .ppean ads@e%s
NsTna nppe W.m ss yo and appleton
spondents agt Charles Knapp ana others; appellants;
aSr 7n af NE sn .Gof ps M1
the Central and hudson River Railroad Company
aaIs 49, cue s1yGI y
Of apps ors s all oisers re-
reversed and new trial granted costs to abide the
Mary whitehead and others respondents agt the New
Ys I snd new s Costs 10 ABIDE the ys rs
Which case il is affirmed without either party in
the matter OF the application or william Hhrtune
Judgment OF General reversed; decree
Of ~nrrogatc aliITncf with costs.
Eugcnla Rice respondent agt. Hettie Barrett and
Others appellants ORDER Affirmed win bl OF costs In
this court be paid to the ppndcnts attorney.
Caleb WOOdlull respondent Robert Little and other.
de,cndants William NOrthDrdge appellant. In the matter
Of the Application Martin Mcmahon. receiver. ETC.
spondent sgt. A Palmer appellant Order Affirmed with
The Hat Manufacturing Company. respondent agt
William II Relnoebl and uthers. appellants. Oriers Of
proa and General Terms reversed and injunction dssO
with costs In all the courts.
The New ork Brooklyn Forty Company. appellant.
All Jobp II Moore respondents; the New YORK
Ferry Company Moore and others John falOw appel
LIANT agt fosanna hwlOr respondent order or enc al
Term OF special Term affirmed with
Ihe people respondents Miguel Chsrcon. appellant
The peoule respondents ag David a ,rOwlcy appellant
The People respondents ag Louis Wilet appellant no
psope sgt John Carpenter, appellant Judg'
IDent affirmed.
Motions were made "a follows:
No 20l-Carone Mttnach appellant. agt John Keller
mai impealed respondent Motion TO restore TO calendar
granted ,. -, ,,,..., d,
Jose Nh Abbott administrator respoDdent ag Edward
Murphy appellant Motion 10 dismiss appeal granted ia
ward n Brown for motion. No one opposed ,,,- =,
no. 6s7-Oscar Ferns respondsnt ast " ii Il
apOonsr assignee. etc. appellant NO oiCS IN,
respondent axL Betsey kich sppsIiAnti NJ W'-~iAAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
THE COURTS.

PROFESSOR DARLING'S LOVE LETTERS.
he CALLED MRS. DELACRoIx DEAR MILE" AND
HIMSELF willie"
The loves Of Willie and Millic. as set forth In
letters written by Professor william Darling to MIS-
Amelia Delacroix occupied tho attention yesterday OF
Surrogate Rollins before whom the contest over tne
professors WILL by which he left all he possessed 10 inc
widow was continued Mrs. Deacroix was asked; "Did
you receive any letters from Professor Darlingf
"Mercy, ycs-thousands Of them." she replied with
SMILE
"And you wrote to hint"
"Of course. I did"
From bundle OF letters produced by tho lawyers tno
following were read:
NJ, ORA. xusrr. rn. /. tn. frat letter ssyo
H wsere sits solitary pre-
e@iuence start '%mssiey e 'Se my 70 you all my
SsSf Sy S: S Ssy, not MI i've
N sSss sRnS Tor Il
sns You soorrpw evening till whom you VIII WILL nG DC
TThe extract ncosed tho letter IS from Mrs Louise
Cb.udlsr Moulton remniscenoe. OF Hopworth Dion,
IN which he potures the ideal wife, to whom the husband
oan go home feeling that there at least some 0H0
who believes IN him.
n S.9a1s 5s5t " s Mps Is made
WHY p IN WhSh Scqueahcd my property to YOU and my
desire i. that you viii always soep 1t As your own az WILLIE
rTu, letter was written two days before Professor
Darling dedl -,.x rooo,,hor 81 ,ssG
MY DEAR MnLIg: quito unwell, and haye NOT peen
ont he room q 1 almost holpless Dotn III
6oiy and mind have sent for and Win come
ont IN Tturaiay There immediate danger Ii rcs me
to write and only rest have Is when a ON my DeI
With This the professor incosed printed poen
the last stanza OF which Is as follows:
$50 sweet the very thought Of thee
Ilumes my earthly LOTT
care not whosOe or u be,
Or rich p or. or boki or Tree.
forget thee not
This closed the for the prepayment On tho other
SIDE John schoonmaker aud James Armstrong
testified that they had known Professor
Darling In his early life, when he was
studying medicine in Dr. Peter OLindas once III Al
bany that he married a daughter Of DR.. O'Linda and
that child was born to them who Is Mrs Lcherts, ono
of the contestants record OF the professors suose
0uent divorce from his wife put la evidence aud
deposition by Mrs. Teresa LoOn haf-sister OF Mrs
Lefers, in support OF the assertion that Tue is.'eI
tinued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
STREETS TO BE REPA WE'D

The Aldermen yesterday authorized the Com
missioner OF Public Works to rcpave tho following
streets with granite block pavement:
Pine Il ON william Pearl Nint. from Third TO Fourth
ave; Eighth from Foarth ave 70 BIoai"ayi Woo ter
from Canal 10 Grand from Broadway to NarcK
On Gene Canal to Blocker; Washington Pace IRON
NaodouQsl 10 sixth Twentieth. from Sinth 10 Tenth
ave Thirty. from Ninth TO Tenth ave thirty elshtn
from Eighth 70 enth ave Niheteeh, nom A'enug 70
fifth from Frstave. Kyerj sixth from BpWoy 10
Avenue - Avenue b. from Fourteenth 10 Nlneieent 81
Eighteenth from Fourth 10 Broadway nom fIstave 10
East River, ana from Eighth 10 Tenth ave.
The folio wing to be repaved with trap block pave
mcnt:
Couelia Fourth to Blocker Bank from Hudson to
WASHING ton Jones Fourth to Blocker Leroy rom
Iudson 10 Washington from Beo ckor 10 Narck
Dover from Pearl TO south Elm from Canal 70 SPRING eN-
cent l50 feet north Grand suffolk. from hVngton 10
Division Ridge stanton TO Division henwich rom
Canal 10 SDrIug; Centre Market Pace from Grand 10
Broomei Jackson from Water 10 Grand PIT from stanton
10 Division sheriff from Delaney 10 stanton congress
n rom King to Houston Cannon. from houston 10 Dfano-
The work Ia 10 be done Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
Jersey CITY.

Tho Board of Finance organized yesterday by the re-
election Of Emil L. Datz as president.
Mrs Thomas Reynolds tho wife Of tho Commissioners
of Public Works was arrested yesterday charged by
Thomas Burke with false Imprisonment burke made
an affidavit few Gays ago that Mrs Reynolds was IN
the babit OF throwing dice with aborers employed IN
the Public Works Department aud winning their wages
IN her husbands gin mill Mrs Reynolds had Burke ar
rested for perjury.
"Matty" Roundtree. owen Fitzpatrick and Matthew
F,tzpatrlck of the 90 Lava Bed Gang. were arrested
Yesterday charged with burglary Roundtroe was the
chief witness IN the recent Sexton murder triai.
rhou,s Duffy age nfty-fve, a deckhand on the canal
boat A. f. Nichols lying at Eighteenthst fell overheard
vest.rday and was drowned Ho was known 20 be an
spnert INNER and no effort made to save him un-
I'll IL was too late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
CAIFNDAR5 TODAY.

a. g. ~ R 1s$ "a a s s 'S
sufRsME coUgT7- s se TERM-pAnr L-Def0re Van
suFaxxE Lawrence ; 10
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So o. 334. 39i3 3sa 29a5 ,.n, ;, n.,or. Van vor.t
J sGFGtN1 ss so i5s5 1850 1905 i5si IS5 g9
1851 1866 $50 1850 57o' 1855, 2O77 1910 1860 1911
SUPREME counr-cEcur-PARr III7Befo5e Doaohue 3D.
0 2 2s7S 315 az t ta $s3 39 39 s,S 3ss
3o4s SotS $3.50 So5i $o5i 500 1919 S05 1913 go?
S9S S07i SO5 5GT0 5O7s J079 $3.50. 3osl 1882, $685.
SUPREME coURr-orRcuIr-PARr Iv.-Beforc Beach, j.
suRnoeA1Es couaITeefforc RoIlns Syn OF William
sIrLIoG CouGImGENpHL TtENbeole ss5s Sg IS
SUPERIOR counr-sfEcIAL TERA-BeiOro TruaI, J.-NOs
suPsRioR CoURr-TRIAL TEGM-PARr I.-Bciore oGorman
coasos rLEAs-EVrnY rFRA-Beioro RoOkstaveT' j.
@oMuos PLg.s-srEcLAL TEnH-Before Bockstaver. j.
ConMoS pLE.s-rRlAL TERM-PAGr I-Betore Daly. "a
7 I5e5 49, iS9j I7Ol. 1907. l7i6 "a 1923. 1908
7o III 1s En- i 1897 js94 9 i i7Si 7G 6s
i6i5 III l4Gi l75 los 1872 lsoI 53Q2 IGtd 1872
iG5 az. l9i1. 2i92 ili "a 1862 1853 2Sl lool' I-'i'
CoiMcS PLrATEAL rEGx-PAET b. Before Van , Hoe
iig 975 - ~. "a isl 1850 -.
ii9i 575 5s2 S7l. 5S3d JsG2 5717. $500 $780, $780,
1862 0Tl6. 5si T. $500, 5Jl3 49, 49,, r,..
cry cogMKIA rEEMP4nI ;5S s1 !Iyatt ISIS IS
~ 5.62 5Uln b9p3 6OOl 3itl 5-6l. 1891 6OO5, 53is
5G2J j,26. 80 g. 34iO. 500 1853. 595s No., MN
Nos 90 - goo o055 81 64U 6lll 1884. Gli5. 1919
90 Si6l Sioi 1905 G6 500 5es7 67o6 SI2l s95s
,4 52G7 6l35 GI24, $50 6iJl, 6lS2 $780, 6l99, o2Oo
CoiHf or oYiR GS6 TERMxRB-Adlourned until April
l5 49, = oo,o.o pocordar
couRr OF GENERAL SEssfONS-PARr I:-Before RECORDER
snytI and Assistant District Attorney Ftzserad-Nos l.
. s. 4 ), t. T. = 80. H. Il. l3 IL, 10. - 49, r,.
COTl,I GENERAL SEssipNS-PARI Il.-Detore
Ir,ieeye and Assistant District Attorney Bedord-Sos
IL B. g. ), d, I, 9, 8. 40. IL, IL, is, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Darling will case before Surrogate Rollins .
Republican Club, No. so West Twenty -eighth'st'
III.
Board Of Trade and Transportation. p. N.
Aouedrct and Dock Commissioners meetings.
Hshnemannian Socty OF Homeopathic Medical college,
University Club Theatre, & y. LII. CO. ~, "a
W. A. Crofut before Constitution Clup NO. %
Madisonave p m. x,, .-.,
Thirteenth Regiment rcvisw. Armory Brooklyn, even-
ing ,.,.. o...,, .na d..
troleum Exchange D. IN. ~ c-,ou,.
Womon's Board of Foreign Missions, Dr. Cuyiers
Churcn, Brooklyn. - o...x.-
ing Hall. evening . 49,. ~.,, ~, thu
Confirmation by Bishop Ii. {. Potter, Cnuroh OF INC
Holy Spirit, s D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
Urypy 0sOe0s on SCOTLAND.

Henry George addressed an audience OF scotch.
IN the Caledonia club Hall No 10 H0atios 81, ,ast
and he SAID bad enough but Scotland was worse ne
stOtcbman" he continued has place TO set the sore Oh
his foot The birds Of the air Of tie sea belong 70
the landlords In the glens that sent out thousand
men are be found only few dogs and gahekeeei
Whole only tna1ted by grouse snd dse ot .ng
In defended this
putting wild beasts Improvement aud scotchmen
seom " think the laird the Lord who made he
hea ven ana this bis his nanve lshd
where Mr. Wiuans fellow American can buy PARK tha
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
UARD AND SOFT WOOD LUMBER SOLD.

The eighth regular auction sale of the New
York Lumber Auction Company. Limited was held yes
ter,ay morning At the foot of West Twenty firstst
About 700 900 fee OF bard and soft wood lumber-ash
white wood walnut cherry, chestnut white pine and
hemlock-were sold for OF $3.50 The majority
OF the lots offered were whitewood aud walnut Tho
former went at $2 to $50 thousand feet accord
Ing 10 thickness and quality the latter at from $40
10 500 Chestnut brought only $l4 thousand. and ash
averaged $27 All the lumber sold was inspected under
the compauys rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
rWENrY YEA RS EOR rGHTER.

William Huttat 2:3O a. IN. on January u met
John Odenwald, who Was waking with friend IN
Chatham.st, near Duane-st, and without word Of
provocation stabbed him twice Oden wsld died few
days later. jury IN the Court Of Oyer and Terniner
Yesterday found HUT guilty OF maDsaughter IN tho
prs, degree and Justice Barrett sentenced him TO State
Prison At hard labor for twenty years telling him that
by good behavior he could reduce this term by seven
years and eight months When the crime was committed
HUT had been on long debauch His defence was In
sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
GENERAL sCHOFIELD TAKES COMMAND

aiOr-General SchOficld visited Governors
Island yesterday morning and formally took command
of the Department East and the Division OF the
Atautlc He was met at the landing by Adjutant- Cen
eral Wnippe Colonel r. H. Jackson, who commands the
garrison, Colonel Beck and LicuteDants sawyer and
McCallum, He first TO tho blouse OF Lieutenant
Griffin. where Mrs. hancock 10 staying After Visiting
Mrs Hancock he TO the headquarters building and
issued an order, taking command and appointing Cap
tain Joseph Sawyer OF the lst Artillery. and Lieutenant
John Pitcher or the LIST Cavalry, aides-de-cainp
General Schohcld returned to the city at O'clock The
house on Governors Isla provided for the major
general commanding the Department Is now empty and
unfinished. General schohed will furnish 1t and live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
OBJEcTTyG TO THE REMOVAL or AWNINGS

A number of Vesey- st. business men met III
j. Groys store. at No. 40 Veseyst, Yesterday to take
action about the attempt OF Mr. Callahan OF Callahan
4 Kemp TO obtain the removal of the awnings and
stands suspended over and arc standing In the
street Thomas { l.. Ecclesne was present ana gave
IN. legal side OF tho question. committee was
pointed to appear the chief Of the Bureau OF En-
cumbrances tomorrow at ii q. and present peu
ton signed by business OF the street protesting
against Mr. CallaDans actions. They are Henry g.
Campbell chairman VI. H. Moses treasurer; Mr.: Me-
Neal ex-senator Ecclesine. attorney james
Richardson, W. J. La Roche and Jacob Groy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
SELLING CHARLES STANFORDS HORSES

Potter c. Kellogg & Co. sold Mt auction yesterday.
at the American institute Building ihra ave- ana SHY
O and tiottng bred
hinngng 10 ne estate Chares stanford There was
small the bidding was SLOW out the Proes
realized. In most cases. were good
- .iIsi bay stallion foaled In 1870. by Rysdyks
dam Dolly Mills. by Seelys American star,
mi brother 10 Waikiki Chief ana orange Gr brought mo
nrice OF the 81 100 D. Field OF fa-ton fenD
~. tbe nurchaser Ilshas XIII. by clair. dam Doho NILS
nt old stallion bought BY Robert steele. oil fhlla
dell 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
FREE ADVICE TO WALL STREET LAMBS

Several days ago kilograms all signed with tbe
same initial appeared In 1hidst philadelphia advising the
6rns addressed buy such such stock for
fise They from Chcago NoT they ore appearing IN
Wall Street IL two INSTANCES all ADVANCE has
followed this freely gwen advice some OF tee
Susdins their "laLb cusioInss that such game cannot
be played with profit IN the long run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court OF the United statos to-day we're
as follows:
No l8lb-Elzsbcth Oakley. plaintiff in error agt Ed
ward Coodnow Motion to dismiss submitted by george
Crane In support OF same and II Catch In opposition
thereto. $3.50
and others Argument continued by Cole and william
Cook for the appcecs and concluded by Walter Davidge
for the appellant 49,, ,,. 49,. ,,,,u, po,or
Argument begun by walker for appellant and continued
by Morrison Ger for appellee.