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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
AN AFRICAN KING KILLED IN BATTLE.
PIN ruRorGU THE BODY BY A FRENCH LIEUlEN


ANT AND HIS FOLLOWERS ROUTED
WASHINGTON Dec 1.-The Department OF state has re
ceyed dispatch the United states Consul at Goree-
Dalr in Senegal Africa announcing the death In battle
of King Sauna Lombefo OF Cayar The Consul says that
the King appeared at Tvomane in Cayar with number
Of followers under arms and mounted attendants for the
purpose of collecting tribute. to which he believed HIM
self entitled by treaty His demand for tribute was met
with refusal by the inhabitants of the place whereupon
some OF his followers began to pllage the town. Inc
merchants and traders teegaphcd for aid to the govern
meut OF St. Louis a town under French protection,
and meantime made preparations to defend their proper
ty The Governor promptly sent Captain of the Army
and TWENTY-FIVE soldiers the of the trouble with
instructions to accommodate Matters Arriving at Tiv-
omane the troops found the merchants and traders be
caenrcd. A wOrdv alteration followed between me
troups and the Kings followers which was ended by the
latter who fired several shots. killing soldier charge
was ordered and after brief but fierce engagement me
natives fed leaving twenty their number on the held
They soon reformed however, and made an0ther sahn
under the lead OF their King but the latter after sworl
combat with a French lieutenant lasting twelve minutes
was run through tho body and killed. whcrcupon his ioi-
lovers gave the battle and escaped into the Interior
The affair is dcplored by the French authorities VINO
forescc as a result the necessity OF making radlcdl
changes in their treaties with the native tribes in AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
THE ATTEMPT TO SELL LIQUOR IN AsBURY PARK

AspuRY PARK n. j., Dec. (SpeetaD.-Ihc excitement
over the attempt made by the liquor firm of Red
Rank of which Judge Samuel T. Hendricllson Is n
member to override the law prohibiting sale OF
,iouor here il still a mater of comment Tho man
emuloyed by the firm TO drive a wagon between the
park and Red Rank and take Orders here for wines.
beer and liquors says the firm Is anxious TO secure
business here, but made mistake In sending OUT
the circulars La which it stated that he would
mako his headquarters at OF the hotels receive
orders The temperance people are to hold series
of public meetings in all parts Of the county They
viii uiobably demand that Judge IendrIckson retire
from the bench Tho Monmouth Democrat" to-day
in an editorial upon the resolutions adopted by the
Board of Commissioners of the iarh says: "If these
charges true, respect for his own reputation %
well as for oubc sentiment the reputation Of the
bench should prompt Judge Iiendrchson at once 10
withdraw from the firm. resign IS position Us
Jud0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
SIGNAL SERVICE REORGANIZATION.
PROPOSED PLAN OF GENERAL HAzEN-A CHANCE
OFFERED FOR PROMOTION.


OFFERED FOR PROMOTION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Genera ". b. llaen, the Chlci
Signal Officer submitted the Secretary OF
request approval and recommendation. bill pro-
ding for the reorganization OF the signal Service ana IT'S
INCORPORATION as "A regular Bureau OF the War Depart
ment having charge Of weather predictions Army signal
ling and the maintenance and repair Of military tele
graph lines The bill provides that the bureau shall con
sst OF one Chief Signal Officer with the rank OF Brgaier
General such commissioned officers OF lower grades ms
have been or may provided for by law 40 sergeant
thirty corporas 200 pryates two clerks OF Class L. three
clerks of Glass lone at $l000-two MESSENGERS such
scientific experts clerks draughtsmen copylsts meSseh
gers and mechanics may be necessary In the ONCE oil
the Chief Signal officer, and such civilian employees and
operators AS may be needed at regular signal and tele
oraDhic stations throughout the country.
The bill contempates the transfer OF tho sixteen second
eutenans now the corps 10 the line or the Army win
te rcsnec dates Of Their commissions as vancancies
occur and provides that the President shall be authorized
to detail TWENTY-FIVE officers from the Army rs acting sig
nal officers who when detailed and instructed, shall not
be relieved signal duty except for unItness or other
sufficient causes ,,,, -. -
The enlisted to be enlisted for four years and
classified rs twenty-five frstcass sergeants, at @l,GOO
nfty sergeants at 81 400 seventy five third
class sergeants 81 300; thirty corporals, AT Sl2OO
100 pryates at 81 100, and 40 privates at 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
THADDEUs STEVENS ESTATE.
Lancaster, tprnn.., Letter to me Rau.pors sun.

Ldhcis'cT Nff1'',l LetteF 70 INC fdtfbRofe SUH
The account OF Edward McPhersOn surviving executor
OF the will OF The Hon. lhaddeas Stevens "the old com
moner." filed to-day. The account Is yOlnminous,
covering period Of time running from 1872, when the
first account Of the executors led down o the pres
time The executor charges himself with$ leolO 40,
which made up eceiy ed from the sale OF lands,
mbcrs, etc. and interest stocks, bonds, notes, etc:
The executor after the sale OF much OF the land invested
the surplus money In his hands IN United states aud
Northern Central Ponnsy wanna and West shore balro
bonds the par value OF the whole OF which h SsOoo anu
account for ST. 81, mado up OF expenses consei
fees special legacies etc, ana exblts balance IN MS
will provided that his estate amounted To SoOOoo his
executors should establish home for frieuess orphans
without distinction OF race. II did not the money SHOULD
10 " his heirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03

rom
II vould be well FOR farmers 10 turn their attention.
the efforts being made organize the News LIZ
kni.hts OF Iapor lodges. Those who are acc "a
the colored race know that the men eneaseu ~ 40 81
dertakn are apt 10 meet I'm any p not nt.rf.rs
,,a,,,,ny Nm. .sietlss IL the white people 40 ny 49,, 70.
har,, are serious objections however 20 ,he M ~
Labor and due effort SHOULD " Would be well To nd out
Msat White men are head Of tins S "A iae
eou,n s mi ulau talk would be OF bcnent 10 tho
S,r IL is much easter TO take 1sls s
h,,a iahor has found that the knights are not an
,nt they anticipated, aud the e9.ored iaporers WIN
ss. more unhappy experience Trey get INTO the
i,ns of the Knights OF Labor. IL means STRIFE IRON
h Commencement the end VI lie year ii tanners eu
~, farm hands that meuee.s Of tho kn-ghts VI
3yor The chances Will be against their making crop
r there will much striking az me farmer ior hsha
VASES that the grass will likely uniouched ana WI
the cotton picking IL Will also pfins 'tv
he farmers cannot keep the eolored people !Iou WILLS
The knights OF Labor IL they fail 10 follow thor
hut they can keep giving work 70 tnose VINO ~
II VIII do Ia meddle Win me ~ @ % All snsi
country aud stop sLoud immediately Do put W a su''
efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
THE TREATY WITH JAPAN
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
SYNOPSIS or CRIMES WHICH UNDER THE iHhN''
WILL BE FxrRADITABLr.

evxopsts or CRIMES WHICH UNDER THE IhEHi
WILL BE FxrRADrTABLr
WASHINGTON Dec 2-The following Is inc proci''.n',,
of the President pronulgatng the cxtradiioh 'r,"s
with Japan which ratified after being anenu'" ~
the Senate last June; , ...... p, ,uorco
and ,he Empire % for the be-, sHT'd 6o 81 on e 9th
was and signed At the S ameea by the
day Of AP T dS States and being in the Engn y &
wUTS 81 f9 Pie T sS re- S@g Se
rspeetivc raticaions Of tie same were ssa now le
CIV Of Toxic on The at Grover cleveland President Of tho
o n cd Of have caused the s sa se and
made rbereo amended may observed and ins
good faith by the United states l set my hand
aSs ca"isd q the TnSS sinlSs
the p, e, h hS Ses Staten nr the roG one hun
II r BAYGRD Secretary OF state.
Tho following Is a synopsis OF tho treaty:
Tho boh contracting parties TO deliver mp 70 eac
other under the circumstances and conditions OF the present
1eay al e,me or once committed within the Jurisdiction
party shall be found within the JURISDICTION Vi ~
o'Ier Murder and assault with intent commit murder
Accommodating altering money. or utterng or bring
circulation counterfeit q a'erSg money nn
ing or coupons 81 pn0 d ser Of the parties
the utterance or circulation OF the same l. ,, ~ A.,
tered =, a., ,,.
funds committed within the jurisdiction OF either party uy
public officers depositaries
5.-RObbefy.
6.--surgary. .-. -. oes "a
The act OF Of breaking and entering en- once
the public authorities OF inc ONES ,h
banks companies insurance or Othef COMPANIES WI"
the intent commit felony theren
- S.-Perury o subornation OF jury
Grape
1O-Arson.
ll.-Pracy by the law OF nations. 800, - tor
I2Sfurer assault with intent 10 Kill ana manslneIe
on tho high seas board ship bearing the flag OF the
Malicious destruction. attempt 70 destroy railway
trains vessels bridges dwellings public edlhces OF oto
buildings when the act Injuries human me- -. 80
II any person demanded be held for trial IN me couht o
which the demand IL shall he optional win the w
10 ant the e1radon proceed with the trial poSasi
thar nness the trial the for which the ngNe
is demanded delay shall not prevent ultimate
that cXiTaditiOn Is songt WIN u
Wow 10 trial or nm shment political offence the surIo
der shall moi n Ne place shall person surrendered DE
tried or puni he'd for political offence committed PRIOR 10 m
extradon or for any offence other than that IN respect Oh
which extradiuon Is granted . -. ,o,,ror
Neither of the contracting parties shall be bound TO deliver
nm - own lens or subjects under the si ulaons Of t
convention but they shall have power to deliver the
deemed proper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The trial OF Colonel Joel W. Mason against tho
Chambers Street and Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company
In which he asks that this corporation perpetualy enjone6
from NJ railroad IN front OF his chair factory Nos
$50 Madison ST.. begun yesterday DelOrd
nsce Ingraham the superior Court special TERM le
claims there gu aites in obtaining The
Consent OF and Of property owners lie
case adjourned with the understanding a shou" oo
again taken lay January TO be agreed upon -,
GuVandottc sank at her wharf IN ths
city on June IL 1885. 2ll bundles OF leather oe
hanging TO Daniel b. ater and Harvey = i%ueN on
boar which had been shipped at Norolk va Ihey Nsre
cove a policy insurance Tor SlOOoo gwen "
Phnulx Ompany, AMI were iamaged 10 le
of 800 80 according To the claim OF the owners ln9 = ~,
ma, denied liability loss was not caused " e
pers OF anything else mentioned IN tne pocy us
nv the negligence a fireman on the steamer ecopss
In SUIT Tor amount named was yesterday dismissed
Justice Trnax, OF the sup ri0r Court 49,, -.
In Injunction restraining Mrs Helen A. French from in:
trfernS with Company in their r. ssesson OF
Trenc's Hotel Justice van Brunt ID the
supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday the company having
.I-.a lDnn III I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
No POLITICS IN THE NAVY YARDS, OH NO {.

WASHINGTON Dec. 2.-Touching the order relating to
the watchmen and shipkeepers issued by him yester-
day, Secretary Whitney to-day said:
The order relating to the watchmen and shpkeepers
contemplated reduction in force that has been for many
wears pernanent one at the yards II Is attempt to
Use the marines to the property at the yards and
save the expense OF civilian wachmen and shipkeepers
as far as possible Wherever there was an increase OF
employees In the yards sixty days of the election, it was
upon the certificate from the commandments OF tne yards
stating what increase was required and the specific work
done Each certificate approved by the Secretary has 10
be the law and was In each case published al the
time No men were taken with reference TO the cleo
ZION The work always largest in the fall months The
souadron about this OF the South III the
dcharge of its duty returning in the following summer
when necessary repairs done upon the ships IN
preparation for the winters cruise Ihat brings the
large work in the yards in the late summer and fall; Is
always so There been increase OF the en-
noyes since have here that has had any relation
with pOitics."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
TIE COERTS.
THE TROUBLE OVER MIR. CALLS VI


The housekeeper Joseph Gall, the optcan. whose VIII
leaving the bulk of his property his adopted son. she con-
tests claiming to been his wife and to have had c
dren by him. submitted an ahdaVit 10 surrogate ""'''
,Io, in which she saws that while she living With
MI call as his wife her husband John Jernsnn was aiVe
but she did not know II. Her lawyer, AaoDa
S.mis. IT.. maintained tlat John ii ,isna
having been absent her for long time she was ustea
in assuming that he was dead o, = ,.... ,.., ,-ooL
lyn with children, in house purchased or her ~
Nr' Gau in tie spring ls64 She married Jefinani on
nonsf OF Is7l and lived with him until June, lsfo wnn
he ieft her She aerward lived as housekeePer IN ue
family of Mr. Gail from June TO- 1871, %
February is 1888 when Mrs. Gall ned Then MI Sa %,
Can their urst child whom $1,000 is bequeathsd III ls
will was born that she went 10 i've 10 lns biohya
bonse and there Gall her constantly and many on
March ~ last bis Effects there from te Westnh s
Iote lie continued live with her until ms aedth ~ Nay
on Jnlv after DEATH his second child was born ne ~
WAYS treated the ms WIFE although uere Was no
The was All onrne until Wednesday when addi
tnnal alidaVts VIII be plesented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec. z, 1886.
ArpoIsTsHYTs-The President to-day appointed Frank
Racon of Kansas TO register OF the land Office AT Ober
IN sn Rudolph Guyehar, of Washington Territory to
he RECEIVER OF public moneys at Waa Waa, Washington
yeritory William A. Ines Of Montana, 10 be receiver or
public moneys at BOzeman, Mon.
pm orr MORE THAN HE REcEIvED.-A letter was re-
ceiyed by the Treasury Department to-day from resident
OF New-York acknowledging the receipt OF Treasury
draft for 2i o. being the amount OF his claim against
the Alabama award and saying that 10 recover this
amount he had paid to the attorneys who had prosecuted
the claim the OF ga 81, eighty-two cents more
than the amount OF the Judgment He was Informed that
IL was entirely between himself and his attor-
neys.
has referred 10 the Secretary of the Interior for trans
initial Congress the report by Surveyor General Jua
Of New Mexico Of his investigation OF the private laho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
TINTED srArE3 SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON Dec 1.-THE following business was trans
acted IN the supreme Court OF the United states to-day;
M s2o-Alden b Stockwel plaintiff agt James
Rovce In error Court of the United states
Tor ina Southern District NewYOrk Dismissed per suppl
latOn. 49,, ..,.o. o,o aooo,
lant ag Thoas T. Crttenden Governor etc. AMI others
No 2i honas Crttenden. Governor, ETC. aud others
onneant agf Roswell RastOn and others trustees ETC
Argumen by John henderson TOT Srttenie
and Others and concluded by Elhu Root for haston anu
-. f,..rt.s III rnt,o,
- ",bera Arf1,ai by ] Wilson and samuel sheaOargef
Tor anneIlant and by W w Corlett for appeilees ..
No TO-The Nat Life Insurance Company, piaihun
m error act Albert and others In error 10 tne
sunreme Court OF OF Minnesota Dismissed Win
costs pursuant 20 Rule To- -, VI, ,,..L
40 fl-Albert BALDWIN, etc. appellant agt John " bI~A
Argument begun by X IL Frowne for appellee
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME cougr CaAMBEas-Beiore Van Brunt. J.-Nos.-
40 so Sc Ill 293 29f - >, MI. No..
~ PRIME COuRi-SfECiAL lEbh-fAni ii'-no1"'o D'""-
hue Nos yl5. o., $50 . ,,,.r -, p...,.....
stSRoc ARTS CoURT-efore Rollins. s-Wiuo OF benjamin
wsIl.-e 10 SO A m SIMON slattery 1880 pm
SUPERIOR CoUgr-sfEclAL IKkh-beiore ingrahaul j.
NOd&y calendar - ,,.. o..... uo.h.,ax.. -.
No a calendar. ,,..,, Mn .ns
Ehrich. J. j. Adjourned Tor the term. A.,
IoI,l,r or ONks IEilMlNkk-Hetore y ASH
n,sf After observation-disclosures until December o. -,
,ornr or GESknAL SKsslOSs-PAki l.-beiefe heeofeos
smvth ana Dist Attor MaFtine-NOs- l. -.
onpt sur "v IS<EKAI SEsslOxs-PAgr I-Beforc jugs
coSina ami Assistant District Attorney Bedford-AH
iournel for the teru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
wopU or ART NOT A COUNTERFEIT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Judge McCue, Solicitor OF the
Treasury has given opinion that the fac-simile -
note painted ON n block of wood recently seized by
officers of the Secret Service, In NewNork CITY, Is rey
work of art and be construed violation OF
the against counterfeiing. He suggests however,
in order 10 avoid possible complication which might
arise the circulation OF paintings OF this kind that
the artist who painted the note in question be requested
10 refrain from painting any more and 10 employ his
talent in another direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
trxv.vnRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER . 1850

state and Territory In the Union the State organizer
TO appoint district organizer for each Congres-
sional district In Ills State. and the district organ
zer to appoint local organizers The basis Of repre-
sentati0n gives each Congressional District repro
sentative for each Of the following orders or organ
zaons In such districts; Knights Of Labor, Trades
Unions, Greenback Labor Party, Farmers Alliance,
Gran gers and Patrons OF Husbandry, Anti Monopoly
Leagues Peoples Party, Farmers and kabOrers' Co.
operative Union Agricultural Wheels, Soldiers
carnations, and all other organizations which ndorse
and subscribe to the now declaration Of independ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
PRESIDENTIAL PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED,


WASHINGTON Dec 2.-The President has appointed the
following postmasters Edwin Judkins at Franklin, ~
H. vice Miss f. G. Colburn, suspended; Carlos Chafee
at springvile, n. Y, vice T. ID. Norris, suspended
Thomas A. RiIet at Tieonderoga, n Y. vice Frederick
Weed suspended; Alexander Graf at Ktaning, Penn,
vice E. A. Brodhead suspended; Edward Gardner at Ro
chelle H., vice II. II. Glenn, suspended; Alexander
Charles at Cedar Rapids Iowa. vice W. W Smith, sus-
pended James L. Carleton at Iowa Falls Iowa. vice l.
t. Knapp suspended Frank y. Motto at Odcbot, Iowa,
vice f. X Bennett suspended; George {. scrimgeOn at
Belle PLANE Iowa, vice W. \. Hunter resigned Joseph
H. James at Sac City, Iowa, vice K. H. Lamorux re-
signed John NJ Lands at OswegO, Kan. vice l. s. Cru,
suspended George w. Carlton at Dcerlodge City, Mont,
vice L. :. Stackpole, suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03

charges made against railroad corporations of spending
money for the bribery of voters at tho recent elections
1t Is charged that three well known railroad companies
raised pool of $4,000 for bribery purposes
Tho following 1. Lat OF the contested which will
come before the next House OF Assembly, van Bussun
against Alderman. lid District, Bergen county; ihu
against Armstrong LIST District. Camden; Wits against
Doran hid District BurliDgtOn Madden against nav
kns lid District Cumberland Jones against wafer ~
District Mercer; Embcy against Carroll ia DistiIct,
Passac Denny against Peck lid District, Essex inc
contestants all Democrats with the exception Vi
Jones and Embcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
CIyIy RO4T CAPTAIN DROWNED.

During the heavy northwest wind Wednesday night
canal boat loaded with coal, from Port Jefferson and
intended for Crabtrees wharf at New Brighton s. L.
left by an error at Kings plaster-mil wharf, New
Brighton, outside of schooner The waves were running
heavily and the canal boat had been leaking all day,
with no TO pump except the captain, who was the
only board. About n. the canal boat sunk in
deep The captain. tired out with his heavy work
was asleep IN the cabin, and drowned. The body
has not recovered and the oil the captain
and he boat have not been ascertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
A REAppRA1sEMENr TEST CASE DECIDED.

The suit OF Iscn & Co. against the Collector
which several questions Of Importance re-
atng reappraisement OF goods where there Is dis
pute sent through the Gus
decided yesterday ia favor OF the plaintiffs IN
q Judge Wheeler ant jury In the One states
plaintiffs imported silk on the Begen
land and they allege thar merchant appraisers who as
ted N he competent, they
were interests opposed 10 those OF
the importers declared that their rights had beer
injured because ey not permitted to have counsel ana
10 summon before the appraisers The question
shall lie conducted formal
trial with lawyers and regular examination OF witnesses or
shall m an Informal nqu been subject OF dispute be-
and appraisers and the result OF this tai
may the proceedings In such cases more formal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
sT4TIsTIOS or COMMERCE.

The annual report Chamber Of Commerce viii present
many respecting the foreign trade OF the
country for the fiscal ending on June
30 year imports Of the Leading articles OF foreign
1ork $2s32122l5, Including coin
The imports $434 54s 7S9 At the other ports OF
United states the total imports were O3 max
ing total of 1914 1872 for the whole country The ex
ports of New-York S34U,i 1888;
from ports 1871 476307 total S77 s8s646 The
carrying trade this port done In American vessels 70
l0474429 In foreign vessels $500 4S92G9
For the whole country the home bottom trade was
e2I7 9s7 600 foreign bottoms 81. 9.630.57l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
THE IE1KEAyD WATTS ASSOCIATION.

The certificate Incorporation OF the Leake and Watts
has filed in tue office OF the County CLERK
The association is Of charitable and benevolent character
na a comnosed of former inmates the Leake and Watts
orphan Asylum The officers are Andrew Peck president
the Rev. John DO0ey, vlcepresdent; Ihomas W hley'
treasurer r. IL. Jayne. recording secretary w ~ Johes
spending secretary ana the rev n "a lay "a "a
has bel ween twenty thirty members all OF whom re-
eived their early training the asylum They nave
lated 81 600 and have purchased burial po, IN -
Michae Cemetery Long Island Ii In order 10 per
feet the title burial plot that the society was ncorpo
rated ii ods meetings every two months ana has an annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
DfPHrHER1A IMPAIRED BYA GOAT

\ -Four children in the family OF Moses Morgan OF NO
375 Classon-aye., Brooklyn, recently contracted up
fheria and three of .h9m died. short time ago one
nj the sous took homo goat which had belonged to
family in which tile prevailed and he made pet
~ the animal until lie taken sick Dr. u. J
Mrr,elees who attended him believed that the goat com
mnnicated the disease and 1t was sent away cat In
A. was killed 5y order OF the physician DR.. Mirrieees
SAID he felt aat goat gave the disease 10 the
chiI dran md cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
TILE cOIIRr OF APPEAL9

A,p,Ny Dec I'm the Court Of Appeals today the fob
lowing causes were argued:
M oo6-The People respondent agt Peter Smith, appel
ant. . a.. .,,orn,r,o n, Davia Uaw,ev
rosnonent tostamentary guardian OF Adam singer appel
Tomas Anderson executor respondent, agt Barbara Gold
snlidt substituted appellant
Thefoowng the Court OF Appeals day calendar iof 10
cember 3:
Nos III, H. l2s. 127. 1913 1871. 1876. l4l.