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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-20
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.

The House then went into committee
of the who.e on the river and harbor
bill.
Crane, of Texas, denounced what he
termed the dribet system of approprl-
atoms. He would at the proper time
offer substitute, which is practically
the same bill which passed the first
session of Congress all through. Per
sonally, he would prefer to pass the
bill exactly, with the sum estimated by
the chief of engineers. With a plethoric
treasury, with no prospect of the pas
sage of the tariff bill, with the people
anxious for the river and harbor bill,
with the chief of engineers declaring his
estimates right, be appealed to the
House to adopt the proposed substitute.
After some further debate by Blanch-
ard, Sowden and Adams of Illinois, the
committee rose without acting, and the
House adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-20
HOUSE

WASHINGTON, December 1e.-The bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

State bonds were dull; Louisiana consol Is sold
at o. South Carolina Browns is at 100 "a,
and Alabama Class A at l06 10. Of city pahH
stocks American Exchange sold a. at Al, ana
Merchants Exchange 10 at 10. Sales OF nuhier-
Gus issues at auction are reported below. :.
There was a we'll distributed business done III
railway bonds and generally al full figures. Ohssi
peake and Ohio currency general 6s continued .
advance Burlington and Quincy Nebraska ,
were easy at 94a93 IA. Missouri, Kansas anu
Texas issues were higher. Oregon IranSconeo
mental 6s rose to % 3-s, and Oregon IMPROVE
ment IS to 81 rs. GIL,
OF unlisted securities dealt IN at tne PAN oaN
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sou h"lOoi
at 33 l2a34 49, Lehgh and Wlkesoatre tH,,
400 at 3al3 Ia North Kiver Gnass siooI
scrin 300 AT 5-8: Georgia PACING hists lsaOVl
AT loo I-2, and Mexican Natlonai he" hrs's
81 900 at 03a03 Il
Nancy was In abundant supply at l-2a4 pei
cont and loaned as low as per cent, closing
no Clearing House statement to-day Is a.
follows Exchanges, s0l, sl0,O45; balances, 3D.
9ll,S76 ,L.o e. a., rlaar,nf
Uonse sSll,II4 But its net gain ON balance wal
sSSG 0S5 made up by gains Of ST. lO5 currency
and e. 81 $50 coin. The days operations covered
ReeeIpts 81 1851, 740; payments, sl,l4o, III ~,
sultng in a general balance OF sl54,SAs'24o con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Unique CluD hired the ball room oil the Neo
,olitan Opera House December 10 last for sl75 The
metropolitan opera Co lmited has now suea
Juus Rafasky City Of the elub to
rscover the Sl75 alleging paid that Mr.
RafaIsky's check sent In payment but that
whom il ws presested It was learned that pay
nent hal been stopped MT Rafalsky now sets mp
the claim the check sent by Henry Ra'
falsky his brother authorized TO SEND It, but
that beyond this club have had the Of the
room from IN. until whereas Its members
and their turned into the street that
for seating 400 perssns din
ns vers promised whereas arrangements for only ninety
,rs and also the club had To 50
IN. of the broadway entrance MI RafalsKy puts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

counter claim for OIL 900 club
Judge Ehrch decided yesterday the motion Of Robert
Csrsel for the company put the short caen
oar although Frank f. Ripple, for the club opposedt
The suit OF William Kelly who had the contract for grad
Drive between the spring 1884 and the close Of 1896
trial before Justice Barrett and in the Supreme Court
In action city, He alleges that he excavaed
1000 yards earth Than his contract called for
according the estimates OF Herman X Vele the city
matter AMI that this at 81 30 yard and other
give him claim OF $4,000 against tho city MT
Viele testified against estimates yesterday by adj
uniting they John J. Townsent ap
pears city Nelson ]. Waterbury for Mr. Kelly
The suit OF Amaa Gregory against Herman schwen1eke
her divorced husOandn the City Court before Judge Ptke
ST. for Islander COMPROMISED for six cents
yesterday he hat accused her OF poisoning
people OF and OF being bad woman generally Vines
about In testimony 20 her
character managing private houses conference OF
LAWYERS held with results child OF the
interesting twain in the State Evidence in
for big AMY and had threat
throw vrcl tho mans face provided she should
lose this
Willians King who keep, employment agency at No
272 Sixt1ave and who arrested tho aegato OF
taking 81 23 from Frederick Frederckson Danish immi
grant sending him fools errand TO Florida dis
charged custody by Justice Andrews in the
Supreme Chambers because OF detects in the commit
mont papers
The schedules OF Chamberlain Hall LYON dealers in
silks AT No 10 Broadway filed yesterday give
the liabilities as sl4. 73s, assets s1l.720.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
,r.opv.U,Ropucs xAnK.rs

Holders offer moderately. Hams-H olders orsr rod
.ratsx Escon- Holders offer freely; Cnmeerland 90
craze "a ga; short clear duh At la long clear
stssdy at 39s g.. Cheese-Hoiers sner moderately [
moderately prime city firm At 26s spss Of TaIp.n.ss -
freely common steady S. td Lard. spot and Futsres
Holders freely prime Western spot and January dnu
Holders onsr moderately New No Wistsr stsau =
S. sd: do Spriag steady at Gs ei four-In Yooe sae
MS, Corn spot and Futurss-The supply 10 god MiksA
Western spot steady at A. lid; do January ssssY
Al S. Hops at London New arc n"'
Offering. 80 49, p.o,,.. -.,.,,,. r,,.ssd on
sos mar cake los per ton for Wessn
Sid per gallon; sp'rits OF Turpentine, 20: per eat
.xrwFRr Jan lS-Wilcox's lard closed Al 81 uancs
q, c.ntmsa per 100 kilos PetroleumFne Pale AnsrcAn
90 trancs - eentimss paid and 20 francs cenumes ~"
IL ,.a a, maria pfen
rtosuasr ITO rs. Petroleum. marks ~ piennA&s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
1--WE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO onion stock Tara. ian ls.Is D,.vspt
4 900 head; market lower; steers 50 0OeA 90 stocA
ers and eeders 81 90 40 Texas Cattle o. % sSs Do
Uogs hsceuts $4,000 head shipments 5000 head MAJ
ket wa. slow: So 00d5 40: Heavy ss5 500 49,
ISsht a 50b 80; Skins 81 "a a. 80
Shs.p- Receipts O0o head shipments 1000 Markes Va.
slow Natives $685. 20 Western 81 6ec6Os L-"''
s56sG4O. ~ .-.,oo 49,, Chit,
.,.nts 500. market steady; Choice Heavy NAt,H
stesrs 10 FAr 70 esoa Native steers ~ 90
a AL butchers steers Medium 70 Chscs ~ l0ost w
ssci.rs aad Feeders fair 10 good 81 oeSS2 20 Hangers
Ordinary q Good 81 2Oos4 10 .oo ,,..x.
was slow and lower choice HEAVY and Bstens' !,
sslsctlons SO 3oo5 iOs Packing ana fsrkers heaiun
Prime 81 sbssb So Light grades Ordinary 70 ""'
- ssSss Rsospt. 600 Shipments Market higher
Far " Choice ~ eOds1 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
R.,r;eve for the Condemned.

wretched men and long condemned 70 suffer the
.srures of dyspepsia filled with new hope after anew
doses Of Hoste,ters stomach BsrA This budding nope
blossoms into the fruiton Of certainty the hsr' per
in II bring. repreve all dyspsptio' who seek '
Ala Fatuence heartburn sinking at the pit OF the '0n
sch between msals the smors and insomnia Oh
which chronic the parent disappear with thsr
hateful prosenor Nest bensncent stomaehics who can
wonder that in 90 many instances it grateful slo
saslee thoss whO benefited by it, speak Voluntarily in ia
ssha 1t requires graphic pom describe the ormsnts Of
gpepss but in many testimonials received by the
eptetors OF the Bttsrs these portrayed with viva
ushfulpesa Constipation bilousness muscular debility
esAsial feven and rheumatism relieved BY IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
,vn5cr1vG CLIFTON POOLSELLERS

The Grand Jury Of Passac County, N j. has indicted
John L. Haring. liquor dealer IN Markets., Paterson
and his assistant Collins for selling pools there
on the Clifton horse and on baseball matches
Collins was arragned yesterday and gave $500 Dali Tor
his appearance on Tuesday Harng who Is SICK IN ped
gave bonus for his appearance soon as he recoVer
The arrests have created stir among the sports" 1t
is thought that recent visit 10 the place by Dean NC
Nultv rector of ST Johns Catholic Church. had great
deal 10 do with the evidence before the Grand Jury
Previous Grand Juries have persstently ignored the
emphatic charges OF Judge Dixon on this matter snd
the action OF the present body is taken to indicate
wholesome advance Of sentiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
THE INITIAL MISTAKE PROVED FATAL.

Frank Coleman, who was mistaken fer burglar and
fatally shot by Beden No ls2 Ansle st. Brook
lon IN sunday night when stook house for his
, and triad 10 force ais war dsi yestsr lay at ST.
GATHERINGS Hospital Coroner Lindsay took his ant e
uorem statement which Coleman said that he had been
in shop aud started for his homo In Anse
st. houses are much alike lie was hs-ssh'od
and bo was at the right place After he kn ockei at
the door 1t was spe1oa AMI he got IN tho hallway lie
shot mistake on his part In entering
the wrong house and entirely unintsntional Coleman
was forty i've old cisarnlker by rade ana e'
wife aud six chdren Bslea who released In sZo w
] bail Monday. was re.ted yeaterdAx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
4 MAN Alta cKED AND BITTEN By XUSKRAT.

4 MAN ATTACKED AND BITTEN BY MUSKRAT.
Christian Boganhart, halter living at No y
Barber~st Newark while returning home late on MOD
day night was attacked near Wedenmayers brewery by
large muskrat which bit him in the hand 1t attacked
him second time, fastening Its teeth In his neck
Boganhart seized the animal and chosed 1t on dashhs
It the ground The rat again renewed the ATTACK anu
id az fangs on the mans throat and IN the struggle
The latter fell TO the ground. He again compelled the
animal to let its hold and then carried H. cswlhg ana
birinr 10 barber shop some distance away and the
barber cut the rats throat with razor Boganhar was
bady bitten and scratched and unable TO go TO work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
COrIRT CAIENDAHs-T

SUPREME coURr-oH AMBERs-Before Andrews. Nos.
5ci 2is 2 2z 2ss &si 2i7 254 2eO col 2e2 2ea'
srpRpME CoGsf-aESERiL TERM-Before Van Brunt J..
q "a Pa ga III INS 700 81 81 $780, 1885, H. 80 1s
SUPREME copRT-sPEclAL TRRM-P1kr I.-Betore Ingra
ham Nos 45s AGO. &c., 49, 400 49, $685. 49, 4Ss. 2l7
Govg 80 s sEFG az TT ss5 H. Before
gss ISL 9as S @ @
i$as TAI is4s isis $2o5 1896 26S 25i. 255 900 22S
IIi H. gS FS,eT;GH
Inc 4i1 i$7l ioa 1868 1851 i455 ISL ll5i loss
49l. 900, 493. 1896 lib, ll59 -, n...-. n.,.,
ys, s $50 at S fe as5 1888 Est li7S 5
ii75 iS72 57 5jo2 1909 3d44 1854, l422 1925. 1874
suaRoaIrl's CoURT-Betore Ransom. s.-Mouen eslen.
Sa a ba a. iSaS hamm % g christopher 1a'-e
SUPERIOR CouRr-srRcIAL TEka-Before Dugro J'-Noa
,9S5 Eoi 95; aB'or' s'ds
man J'"Nos i2I7 l2I2 1885 1903 1850 1l4l. g.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TBRM-PARr IIL-BefOre oG0r'
SUPERIOR CoURT-TmAL TERM-PART Iv.-Before TruaI,
CowwoS PIRts-SPRcAL TFRN-Befcre DAILY. J.-No, 4.
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERN-pART Beio s Ssn 3 H zoe
ss $ ss 5s , S gs CAL c42 e4' 49, 02o $50
SI ssS5 az 9 Isl n ss sso
Cry IIBeioT s- P, "1 10
sPas a Mr. a sS'3 7soS s997 8O3l 1887 SO'i
CITY 0I couR1 fRiL IIBeOrs nrorn Ss
2ds 2G 2e c3 ze ss6s 2 s5 1888 i2S 3g2
couE GExEsiL isseT'
@ 90 IL r u T. 70 Is T. 1s % 30 70 y
e. z % Pl. a. 4 &? 3s g. Is g. o. o.
&C conn o OF GENERAL IIHstore cewns
g sHG ''ia e. D s IS 2iPIS
CQqEI s or .,.isnt Attorney FitzseaNSs
~ s4 s. c. I. :. 8. TO- II, H. IL. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

POLICEMEN ENGAGE IN Isl UGGING AAICh
Policemen James ]. Murray and Lawrence Carson OF
the Harlem squad we're GU trial before Commissioner
Porter yesterday fighting in the street In full UNIFORM
at Third ave- and One-hundred contemporaries Oh
the morning of December %. Some writing casting
odm on Murrays wife and sister mad been placed on
tue wall IN the pslice station and Murray accuseu
Clarson of knowing something about it, Murray said
,o.t.rdav that Clarsop began the fight and that.Le
struck Clarson in selfdefence Several witnesses de
clared that both policemen put up their banIs SIIer
an excited discussion, but that only one dow was
struck That was the one that knocked Clarson down
Carson ecla cd that lie had not attacked Murray Dut
the witnesses said he followed Murray some distance
and tried TO renew the fight threatening to get even
while Murray avoided him. Commissioner Porter SAID
ne would refer the case to the full Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
rgr WAS FAILURE ForalL1Y AyyoUyo.

There queter scene at the CONSOLIDATED STOCK an"
tr,eum Exchange yesterday than has been tho case since
last Friday The less active and the panicky
feeling Of traders appe be Ths formal
OF ROYAL Villas broker at No 40 Brsadway"ho aieu
10 respond calls for additional margin on Inesday was An
ced Il, IN. morninr AT Mr. Vass Office the cashier stated
that he wa. still III at hsme and was menaced III an at
tack OF brain fever He s cashier could give no esnA''
of the assets and liabilities he had not made up full state
nsnt About barrels OF oil were sold out under '
rules at the Exchange Vsss account in ACCORDANCE
with pr,vs,e with one large creditor 1t is eI
pscted that If MI TO attend 10 his aha
soon he will be able to effect private settlement with h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
srt1ryG ARTISTIC FUByJTURE.

There large Yesterday at the auction SAFE
of porcean silver and hghcass artistic furniture recently
imported by ortges CO. through A J. sypher son o.
Amsterdam and exhibition at the Fifth Avenue AT
0aleres No $3.50 Fifth The alosue OF the exhibition
includes arq and carved oak cabinets hall CLOCKS
cut engraved glass sees Oriental and European
porceans Delft silver and plated cid Dutch silver
Venetian glasses ancient armor and fow rare ou
pssnRs Yesterday the second day Of the sale aud Inc
prce. realized we're will continue to-day and
fomorroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
TAXING UP THE oHIyAMAwS CAUSE.

Captain Michael Daley and Third Mate John GILL; OF the
ship +. II Lincoln. lying at Ro6insons stores brooA'
ware yesterday upon charges Of elonious assault Oh
Jin Gibson Chinese cook board the vessel "hon
they claim assault the captain on sunday Inv
Chnaman has since been ST. Peters Hospital suhstn'
from III beating he received The captain s~ote GU
n warrant for his Monday Yesterday ia sing
Chinese missionary became interested In the case and 90
cured the arrest OF the assallants OF the cook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
$4,000 Tho Title handsomely equipped yacht III feet
lsng with speed Of from neen sIteen Knots an hour
SAFE ARRrVAL OF la GAsCoGNE.
DELAYED ny ROUGH WEATHER AND A BROKEN
cYIINDKR.-To SAIL AGAIN on TINE

cYIINDRR.-To SAIL AGAIN on TIME
The steamship Ia Gascogne, Of the French Line
reached her pier yesterday morning something over
forty-eght hours behind her usual schedule time She
left Havre January and encountered tempesiuous
weather from the start. which developed into VIC
lent gale January 10 On the following day the
head OF OF the cylinders OF which the steamer has
SIX cracked the fact that something was wrong being
at indicated by violent outburst of steam'
which fortunately, however, did no damage.
The machinery was stopped and for ffty-eght hours
the steamer hove TO under canvas, Willie The en-
ginecrs and mechanics engaged in dsconnectng
the broken cylinder from the other FIVE The weather
continued boisterous ali the time and the motion OF
the vessel rendered the work extremely difficult anu
somewhat dangerous TO those engaged In IL, but u was
ultimately accomplished without anybody getting hur'
Many broke the ship, but luckily Carried
away nothing. The La GaScOgne proved herseH
good boat and a staunchly built ore. She needs
must be to satisfy the requirements Of the French Gov
ernment for the La Gascogne was built with view "
transfOrm her into armed cril'ic" ShOhId CIo.'
stances require IT, The passengers made the Uest
that the ship was IT, danger and they had aDhludi
evidence that the supply Of provisions was adequate
to any demands upon It
When the steamer got under way again, notWlthstahu
ing that the weather continued extremely rough se
made fair progress, her speed being In no wise dlnh
iShcd by the failure OF one OF the cylinders Aiter e
accident she day $50 miles, on the next Gay
3s5 and the fourth day 400 miles. The hlenus
Of passengers DOlri were much relieved when her
arrival was announced. She VII start or her return
trip on Saturday, the prescribed day for sail ne and
out her cargo and putting another on board
Hereafter, whenever of the French Line steamers
gets In pacalds announcing that fact VIII be eXhDlieu
I'm the windows OF the cross town lines running from
tonherst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

THE TITLE bULD TO FERNUN II. BhUHN'
There another rsmlaior Of the made By that
young Napoleon Of finance Henry Ives sale OF bis
stsau yacht Tie yesterday by Hssrs Burdett
A Dennis The sale made by order OF the mortgagee
William H. starbuck the original owner Of the yacht She
was knocked down Vernon H. Brown the agent OF the
Cunard Line for 500 and clear OF all debt In June
last through ManninEs agency she WAS sold to Ives io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
HE MIST NOT ESCAPE SO EASILY.

David McGrath, contractor on the new Aqueduct,
living in Yonkers, who demanded seat for lady
companion in the elevated train on Tuesday at the
muzze of Colts revolver, arraigned at the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday The prisoner had
sobered up but W. f. Hennessy, whom McGrath
threatened TO pcrforstc, did not appear Justice
O'Rellly, in remandng the prisoner, said no would
take steps to compel Mr.. Hennessy to appear against
the contractor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

Warren r. Hedden, who shot himself at his place
Of business, No. 514 Westinghouse, on Monday
morning, and who has been confined in st. Vincents
Hospital SINCE was arragned at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday, charged with attempted
suicide He told the justice that he had been In the
habit of sleeping in his office, and hearing noise
there on Monday morning he went to drawer to get
his old revolver. In trying TO raise the hammer
cartridge exploded and he received the bullet In the
breast. Only flesh wound was inflicted however
Are you sure you did not Intend to commit SUI
eide IN asked Justice White.
81 am, your honor; life is too sweet replied tho
old soldier.
"well, will believe you Mr.. Hedden You are
discharged" the reply. The weapon was ordered
to be sent to the Property Clerk Hedden, with great
efforts to suppress his tears, said:
"Dou't take it away from me, Judge. have car
red II all through the war, and assure you 1t has
done its share toward preserving the Union"
"All right" said Justice White, you can have IT,
but keep It unloaded."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
,-vrrrn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s-The ing' Of the United
States Supreme Court today as follows:
No lO5l The British steamship Suffolk and others, ap
peans agt MAYER Goldsmith Appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the United the District OF Maryland Dis
missed with costs per stipulation. ,
No. 70 William H. Tompkns. appellant agt the Little
Re- an Smith Railroad Company AMI others.
"a IL William S. Williams appellant. sEt the Little
Rock Misssippi and Texas Railway and others Argument
Confirmed by O. Huntngt and John f. Dillon for the
aDpellees and concluded by Mcclure for appellants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
CHURCH OF THE REDEEXER AND THE CITY.


The difference between the Sinking Fund Commission
and the Church Of the Redeemcr over the OF
the property in Eighty secondst near FourthaYe mas
not vet been adjusted. In 1864 the Common Council
gave the church permission to occupy during the peas
ure OF the Council certain lots in Fourthave.' Eighty
first ana Eighty-seconI SITS. There are eight fuu CITY
lots worth now about 100000. Recently the churcn
began the erection OF large edice on these ots Con
troler Loew who had ascerained that the church ha
no real ownership of the lots advised tue rector ana
wardens to wait until the matter was settled the SINK
ing Fund Commission has taken up the subject aud pro
noses to recover part, least OF the property re
corder smyth has taken firm stand on the subject anu
Is sustained by the Mayor The Recorder said YESTERDAY
that in presenting his resolution at tue meeting OF .e
sinking fund Commission TO advertise the SAFE OF ten
years lease four lots III East Eighty
be was simply prompted by desire TO recover do c
CITY valuable piece OF property which should DE soIu VI
leased The church CLAIMS this large piece OF properN
he said bv license different from one granted 70 put
nm barber pole lie would he willing that the church
should receive equitable consideration loT Any
il might have. No other church hau ever
a grant IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
THE MoxIE COMPANY LOSES ITS SUIT

The Meae Nerve Food Company, OF Lowell Mass Drought
suit Supreme against Henry Iasihg ana an
ether alleged proprietOrs and publishers OF The American
a 10 recover damages against the latter oi TWO certain
indications published ia that journal The hrst cause OF
,,,op WAS the publication statement that certain ings
di.n.s naming them excellent imitation 81 MoAe'
The second was for publishing later period statement
Mox,e IFS rue nwardness exposed 1.-The famous nerve
Good nerveess c and which article stated II had
on.d an ANALYSIS OF tine article Moxe TO be made by Dr.
Francis WYATT and published in connection Win
the alleged belous the chemists result OF the
malaysia
e eau,e came on for yesterday When In was calico
the counsel for moved TO dismiss
mon the ground the plaintiff was corporation ana
eould not be heed individual could be- but could Only
maintain an action for libel 1t showed by its pleaings
that had incurred special by reason OF the oe
and such pecia set out in the Complaint III
au and that no special damages set out in this com
plant an The result said causes OF sctoh Inc
counsel made further point that 'hese arte'es
we're lbelous they OF thing. and while conceuhs
that e,rnorsop m gt recover damages for libel uhg
~. uropery II could only such dan ages whch were
,pcl and which proved TO be the actual result OF
,nch publication and before corporation couu recover a.
All IL mnt Mead special facts showing such special cam
sees The coun further point in reference 10
such csu.e Of action. that publication stating that com
,o,a NJ c.rtan ingredients good imitation OF Moxie
cond no sense be considered beOus and was not aclon
able -,
The cout after hearing argument granted the motion MS
i..nr The comant as the first cause OF action ana as
% the .econo permitted plaintiff TO withdraw juror
with leave 10 move at Special Term amend his complaint
setting up the facts sh owing that he ha suSalneu
DAMAGES by reason of the second publication above men
on.S unon IN svmest OF costs Samuel Randall appeared
for ,he laintia and Cornelius Ruukle and Percy NOEL
Path fort defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAxr Jan lsIn Court OF Appeals to-day the fell
loving causes argued:
No 6OA Andrew Brown appellant, agt Charles Foster
and others. respondents
No Clio Charles T. Russell and Others appellants, agt
Samuel w. AlartOn. respondent .
No sos soon s. Lang appellant agt Charles s. Rutlsr
and others respondents Submitei.
625 Thomas Lape, Respondent agt James thompson
appellant 80. II, p,,.o,
No G23 Samuel Thayer appellant act George W. flnton
respondent Submitted.
Following is the day calendar for January 49,
Nos lls5 629 626 573 1888. 632 633 and 634