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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

renee Case on Jarrett Southern r. League No cal
SUPREME CouRr-sPrcIAL TKRu-PAHr II.-BefCre Pat
tersop Case Prince Manufacturing Co. vs. frin'es
sursknz CoUhT-CiRcUrr-P 1.-Beforo oHriea j.
Case on: Reynolds va Hremens Insurance company Ne"
surnSxk CouST-cncur-PAEr II,aBefore AnSrsgS 10 o
Nos 1882 $3.50, seos 1888 1912 1920 SO76' 1853 $500
suPREaH CorHr- CncUn-PdEI IiL;Cbeforc Beach J.
Nos $685.. 1895. 5l3S $3.50, S:9b z $3.50 hawaiian,
sURRoGATE's ooURT-Beiors Ransom s-Wis OF J. j. - ~
Trep a m. Patrick Trenor and Thomas j. Monroe lo3o
For proeate-win. Of Martha A. Han Caroline Su'sSauI
Cornelius DtmArs Hoso WILLOW B. brands 10 jna M
A Quinn W. F. Osbhrn Eliza Is. Brown. Thomas r. THOMAS,
Mary Parsn Bradford and r. SS mt, June "
sUpEnoR CoUKI-sPEciAL TERA-Beiors sedgwick' -.
sUPEnion CoUKr-sernr TERN-BefOre Freedman, J-Ad'
1881 Iol2 1870 1895 1900. 1917 1913 ~ loo ooo-
man J.-Adlourned until june. - -, 49,, -,
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERA-PART 1Ii-BofoTe Dugro'
sUP2sioR CoURT-TKIAL TERM-PAEr IV.-Asjournod for
COMMON P1KAs-GKxERAL TERN Before IAremore, c.
Allen and BookstAver j Adjourned until June
CouNos pIELs-sPyCIAL TRRM-Beiore Daiy J-Motons
SoxSoS pISHs-FoCITY TgHM-Adourned until June
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAI TERA-PART l-Beiore ' an hoesen
CoSSos PLEis-TEmL TERx-PAEr u.-Adounei for
CRY CoURr-GENERAL TERNBeio McAdam C. j..
Neirhas and Home. JJ-Adiourned for tho terra ~
CITY COURT SPECIAL TERS-Betore EhrhGh J-aonon,
CnY CoUKr-TRIAL TKRM-rAEr l.-AOourntd Tor ths
term.
CITY coUKr-TRuL TERN-PAKT 1I.-Adjourued for the
CRY CoUKr-TxrAL TERx-PART III.-AdJoprned for the
term. ~ - ,,. o.,o-. p.oo-,sr
smyih and Assistant DisrictAttorney DaVls-Noa 10
CoTKT or GySrRsL sIssoSs-PAKT Before Marthe J.
and Assistant Attorney Frgerad-Noa TO Is IN
CouEr or GENERAL sEssioSs-PAKT H. Before Glider
sleeve j. aud Assistant District Attorney IeIOmeNo l.
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c,vrs ON WESTERN DIAMONDS.

Columbus May 27--Thc Brooklyn and Columbus team"
Jsyc1 here today and tho Ea,rcrn team won with e'o
The score was ~ follows:
ColummaA .''... "a 9 0 40
Ra..htt.- Columbus ., Brooklyn 70. frrots-Colnmhns
Z BTooEiyn 2 Pitchers-Badwin and IoNetI ump"'
Goldsmith -, -, .
Louisville May 27.-Thc Cincinnati team hatt'd OUT
,,rv In tho last two innings to-day ana changed an
apparcn defeat victory TIE score wa" ~ SpPehu'u
Louisville L9GyisNa,s, 10y 10
Louisville II, Cincinnati w. Errors-i@ui"
willie L. Cincinnati b. fI'h'F"-'''''"" "'' ''
~ Louis May 27.-The Kansas City nino S't"d
Deyn's delivery freely to-day and defeated tho champions
by this score: n . q
Kan.a. cry - Q 2 as
81 0uls................2 U -
Basehts-Ransas CITY ~, St. Louis q EtfSrT 1, Im
Impire-EergusOn.
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RAIN sTors LOCAL BALL CAMPS.

There Is slight probability Of any serious trouble
between the Players brotherhood and the League
ono Of the brotherhood players told the writer yester
dsy that tho Brotherhood committee, Ward ironthor
and Hanlon would confer with President Young ami
they believed that tho League would repeal inc cas'i'
hcaiiOn rule.
IN, S.U-York and Indianapolis teams play their
er.t game together at 81. George this afternoon.
Tho scheduled game at Newark yesterday between
The Newark and Newly ork teams was postponed on
coupt OF rain ~ also tho proposed jersey city
Chicago gamo at Jersey city.
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SEEKING TO OBTAIN HIS PRoMISsoRY NOTE.

SEEKING TO OBTAIN HIS PROMISsORY NOTE.
Andrew Brown says that on January o last he made
q promssory note for 10000 payable in four months
to the order Of ". W. White at the office OF J. W.
whcoiock a. Co.. No. I1s Maiden Lane. According TO
his complaint 10 a suit 10 obtain possession OF the
note, he that It delivered tn Henry c.
Thurber, who was to discount II aud pay the money
to the plaintiff, 10 lie used 10 the business OF the
latter Instead Of doing this, Thurbcr, II is alleged,
gave II 20 Ex-Governor Russell A. Ager. Of Michigan
rom whom passed TO the Detroit National Bank and
thence 10 the United States National Bank of this
hty, which now holds It for collection. The plaintiff
yesterday obtained from Justice Iugrabam Of the Su
pTeme Court, an injunction pendene ltc restraining
the banks and persons mentioned. who are all made
defendants, from removing the note from the iursdic
tin of the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
A "REMINISCENCES OF TwEED,s RULE.

The General Term Of the supreme Court has affirmed
the judgment in favor Of the defendants In the suit
brought by William Nelson, Ir, against the Mayor
Aldermen and COmmonalty Of the city of Nrw.York
recover S54 900 with interest, for balance claimed
10 be due for furnishing vitIffed storeware sever
pipes for the CITY, IN the time OF the Tweed rng y
The defence, which the court sustains. was that by
q fraudulent arrangement between Tweed and Nelson
unbalanced bids made which the Contract
secured, and the plaintiff Melted profit Of $40 900
which was shared with Tweed. Justice Daniels,
who wrote the opinion OF the General Term. says
Il void.
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ctsal Notices.

SpECIAL NOTICE 10 creditors Of CALVIN p.
- AUSTIN deceased The Poodle o. Che state OF New
Notice is hr,eby given upon the petition ana consent OF
all Of kin u CALVIN T. AUSTIN. late Of Shcm,
Washington Co. n \. decreased pursuant 70 the pro.
visions o. Sc, don 2UG7 Of the Code ur Cyl Procedure"
10 all creditors " sald deceased plcsrut their claims
against aid dcccascd TO the surrogate NJ the County OF
Vas iuruH ~ T.. his orr", NJ Village Of Salem,
In sail county on bTOTr the ith DAY nI June 1850,
La testimony whereof We hlys caused IN" N,H Of
Oalrr u our said Surrorato's Court 10 be
hcrUniO plINd,
ns1 Witness HENRY n. W G. NIL. Sur.
rogate ~ laid County, at The surrogate
office, IN the village NJ Salem. Washington
Co N Y on The "a day Vt NAV 4. n 1850
n. ~ W. &. Hll.iA surrogate
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Gountrp Bodr0

BEAUTIFUL FIRST-CL HOME for summer
n guests desirable Tor pllEat" party. LARGE
PRIVATE MANSION high, healthy suu',iui view hot
and cold water ga, ncf's or hNu. shld willis on "a ,
q tram, daily urar dcpols, gu,drL fruitN 'ahung
Aidrc,- or call from . To- 10 a. ). GLASS, lS2
Will'am
COUNTRY FARM MOI 81: healthy snd Pleasant; IT. Al
u eggs and vegetable pun milk aud t"Sh berries For
terms adde's, Mrs 4. +. CAllU, Mldhrtuwn, y. Y
MANSION HOUSE, FAR ROCK AWAl.-F!r't class
wi summer 0ariiu -hnusr excellent ktchni I'm" rooms
terms n0t.ratr, opens Juno 10. &, A SCllllilNG Prop
N'rv InSpoN Com Newly furnished cottage. over.
y looking harhor piazza spriEg beds hair mattresses
excellent table boating bathing NahUg postal delivery
favorable terms 10 season gucats. Address j. b. w,
~ pcquotayC
ORANGE N. J.-PTSat family choice location; near
~ order, all cnirurCn prices
moderate HENRY. $50 Nassau.,t.. " Y. Room 81,
=, ia nRFEZE VILLA Nor'h A'hury Park n j
- iJnusr hnl'rhtlIy situated uuhruAu yrw OF ocean
one book from fne surf battling. and fUm Deal
Lake number limited; terms moderate.
,I,IIpFE or four large room. n cool house nrsclass
l boari. stable loom II wanted Addr-s with refer.
eucy, ID. CAMP f'Iutor. ~. y.
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u,ypIy POWDERED COAL As FUEL.

PittSburg, May 27.-Thc result OF the toSt OF hneiy
,owdercd coal for fuel against natural gas today
=, N,oor.beaA Brother q CO.'S works, showed that
,hne dollar per ton Of iron charged for natural
cas- the powdercdcoAl process heated iron at cost Of
q tr,ae over my cents per ton Tho experiment was
not partial one. but was sufficiently satisfactory to
Irdrc. a continuous test for thirty days Duration
number OF interested people were present during The
1s including representRtvsB OF the Cambria Iron
Works Diamond state Iron WORKS, !. Morgan Coienan'
"a " maxwell OF Long d Co., and the Vulcan Forge
Works, and Erestus Wiman, who conupb INC procese
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Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL
AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
ON and after MAY - tIdth~ icaNs
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

HUDSON RIyJ:n, RAILROAD.
@ GR AS 5' cEST 'i i, s sFi"f &l'
Largest and finest ia,.'Ssr Station IN America.
room cars Nsw.York to GiGony. and Albany to Montreal
VIA u. II. r. T. also Fast AIO"ny 10 ST. AIban' Via
~" 80 a M M, FAMoUs yEsTImULED NEwYoRK
slVc u 6uSst soklng.csT dnngcg drawing. room and
1ircp'ns eaT' tor Ans"E ttca S'raSHS, R"GSHst,r
at .: 80 a. NJ indianapolis II 81 a. M ST. Louis 40
Eolaaba, and Cincinnati Eicgsnt compartment sleeping
cars now In srryic9. ~, -
ronto Clsvolaui, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Detroit and
chf" "Tg S to SS S 1S1 P Pl
10, s.a!osl Lalg G"orss Ketand SSnnn ngt North
81 y. M, Albany, Trey and Udca specai with draw
5 5s " m. ArcommSiaon to Albany and Troy. Con.
nS Tor NoI fas% room a"S car
T. cHsasS Gsl2aas and s. p 5Gs' F Fs:
ionio and cleveland CiHcnna lndanSpShs 81 LoS S5
pc,soIt and Chicago. with v"Haou"d aud sleeping AHA
m CenanaaIsua SSS
80 s P MSP sr ao to Ps6aTs aud
rgS and 9SI y ar IS oS o""' Lake. and
MAINTAIN points and syracuse and CanandaiSna daily
;r o% Noa Limited sd c p.,ysS At G9Ts'tF'
no nv Fast Ngh EXc. for GShssST hDT4
anS S1seH st. Loas GhYss T An CS s4@S;
sngg1ay5 " s T. Tor Cs" @PsSsa ~ 81 No
c,,n,rtInn With tram lcaying SATURDAY or,plf.. w
AlbanN WIN tnlh Tot s ON
IN drawing. room. liI
- p,rs Place battery Place, Os West l@1tlsl sio
- lbs1 safiTo New. York; 1888 Washington ana i2O
tSt'u :, :. ard 3qs Bedford ave, F. -, b3nhyl. ,,,
W,.tcoti's Express calls for ana ehechs OaNBSS' lEOH
hotels "f "thcrs daily except sunday tStop At
l8Sth.,t. station 70 take wy -. '' '' N WV"
u,cT pIT-rSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
80 Wagner Drawing Room cars leaves Grand
H-I station Ma Harlem Division daliy except sunday,
y, ~ 81 ~ M last time. Superior, service ,.,,,,s
J. ". toy pmncrIntendcnt. Gcn'i Passenger Agent.
yxyFST- SHORE RAILROAD, ~ Y. c. &
w II II r. IL, Co., Lcsssc-fraios leave West 42d,
',I,top NSw.York, follows. and twenty minutes
~, nom foot Of Jayst, N, r Chie9so Detroit
Louis 20 10 sn lG Canada East 5i5 D. IT. NiSsa
All Eyracus Utica and principal intermediary stations,
az - IS a. M y rs, d ~ D. M tald oil 80 a. M
20 "a ony). Kingston saugrries CatSkll Albany,
Ih = rs o :5S, AT 30 n, and ~ sSl5 = i5 D. M
SGSbufg ioilS a. @ taS ~ az S;sS' G;' Ella, n ;is
buffalo. NIAGARA Fa- Toronto. Detroit
Tbieags and 81 Louis -Dally tDaly, except SatuF.
Other trains daily except sundays, Ia b Leave
jcysey CITY r. t. r. station, all 80 a. M, So 40 D. NJ
o. No. For tickets time tables on Information apply az
amrss: Hro0kiyn-3Sa Washlngt0n.st, 728 Fulton. Al
Annex OHice foot OF EultOnst NewHork City27l 3g3
aud pl2 broadway, 1853 l2 l6wery 10 Park Place and
West Shore stations foot Of West leds and foot Of jay.
~ r. H. WeNcotrs ExprOsS calls FOE and checks bag.
gage irSg hotels sna rSstde,ssS, G. r. LAMBEgT
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rouRrHcLAss rosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

TOURTHiIAhSo ftS mANl GshH HlT'i+'A's''
Washington May 81 Fourth 0la@s postmasters were
to-day appointed follows:
PennSyIvanla-H. G. Bunting. Dunbar; Isaac I L!ern
Laraboe; f. II. Thompson, Phoenix; John H. Hoorr'
Southland; George syberts strong"ton; A. b. h""ie''
Waverly. ,,,,
Ncw.York-M. II. Smith, Batting Hollow william
lesson Bankers: jeremiah WHINE, bethlehem Peter
Grader jr Elmo Centre; d. b. Raynor, FrecPort
Frank II. Darling. Hewletts Hnest ileSRe; liichs.
Marrdon: william w. Dodge, ManhaSSot; Joel g..
smith, Maspeth wnllsm Mcdsrty, MIneola; Arnold
Buckle Ncwtown: 4. c. Bsylis, Port Washington
GeOrgs Brooks, Royaton: Frank r. Long, Sardinia
Adolph Frsch. smthviile South; J., H. Thompson
Springfield store T. ". Crandall, West Amboy; w
+. Clark, Wood Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
INSTRUCTIONS TO INDIAN AGENTS.

Washington, May 27.-The Secretary OF the Interior
has directed that ictter OF instruction shall &C
company cash commission to an Indian Agent The
letter says that sobrety and integrity must mark
the conduct OF every connected or associated
directly or indirectly with the agencies; that ar
improved condition In tho Affairs Of tho agencies will
be expected within a REASONABLE, time and that the
education and proper training OF the indian children
and the agricultural and othor industrial pursuits
attention
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COTTON MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH

aALvEETOS. May 27.-Cotton quiet Aidhlng ioal Low
MiddlinE 10 .lB Good Ordinary OaI net anu b"S' to
ceipLA 232 bales stock, 743 bales
SnrTotK Nav " ,,otnn steYIy Sfiddlng II net and
gross rucspta II baoa exports coastwe 036 baea sales
bni6si stock. 1850 bales.
s,yIySAU NAV ~ 80 Cottnn-Quiet MiddlluE. l0Hi Low
Middlne o. Cood Ordinary 0In not and gtoss receipts
23B bales, ports coaBtwse 1909 bales AAeA % oos
stock, l,5o2 bales. -
NBw.oALsAxa May 2T--cotton-Frn Alddhng, l0si Low
MiddIlng 10 llBi Good Ordinary nj not hhI gtVss 10
celpts. 2p9 bales eoastwtss palsa AleA 'VV V''o'
aIOck. 90, 3A9 bAleA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
wHo WILL SUCCEED GENERAL DRUMt
LIVELY CONTEST FOR THE ADJUTANTGEN

ERALSHI p PROMINENT CANDIDATE
Washington. May 27.-The departure Of SECRETARY
Proctor for Rutland VT, where his twcIvc.year'oid
son is dangerously ~, may cause delay In The SCI
t!ement OF several matters pending bctwoon the
White House and the War Department, which. II was
expected, would be decided this week. The most
important Of these IS the selection OF an AdutAnt
General to succeed General Drum. who will Ia morr"W
be plared on the retired list Of tbs Army on account
Of agc. This matter, It Is said. Is giving III" Pre'i.
dent con dcrable trouble and there Is Tm0r 10 the
effect that the Influence behind the two leading cani
dates, ,loneS whippie and Kclton. * 80 strong
tha; ihe President, not caring 10 inor' either ~
rrcOyr z'ng tho Other, + 9'in" 70 cr' III Gorhan
mot By >e.cctins t!.IN maH iOr the place. in til,
event Colonel Chauncey MckcrvcrS chances would
I've bright. for the only between himself and tho
head OF the list, barring the main candidates, Is col
onel Robert Williams who Is said IA DC IN SICn bad
health a. to put him out Of the But this con
cuson Is not generally expected and the current be
lief Is that either Kelton or whipple will be selected
Another Of the floating stories IS 10 the effect that
the President has declared that he will not appoint
stan officer the vacancy IN the majOrshlps caused
BIZ the change of Adjutans General but that the as
sistant must be se!ec ted from the line OF the Army
Officers OF the stan that the general apple aIn
OF this policy would be drmJraliEinT "a II Woth
discourage the cadets from a!.lc alton which + no"
rewarded by assignment TO stan positions.
The Secrctary's absence viii also cause another
delay in the already long pending AneN courtn '1!A
case which has been al the While House Tor several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
MRS. IAycTRY SUED BY HER COOK.

An application was made 10 Judge Ehrlich in tho
wy Court yesterday by the counsel for Louis Msthot
mtnerig Tho cook Of Mrs. LSngry. who has sued her
pr Ssis,l7, for an order placing the case on the
calendar TOR Immediate trial The claim is for various
articles xAieh the plaintiff Bays he authorized by
S ucenonDt to provide for her table Her attorney
trsn sh.r sDc was out Of town and would not re
Wsd,. me nns Judge set the case down for trial on
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST

Leave Stations, DesErosses and COrtandt
The sa as w e AID Chicago
slWiy Of Pullman ,Vesibus Sleeping, Dining, snd
h S % Fba aRa tes s' ,Ra Che
F9:. Linz Win Pullman ys:tHgls p, S,s, s "a
f1ssSafg G,Ssnna Gsyeisas sRd 81 Louis daily.
1Gp u! lE apS a'a a Gan
cage Caen9at and 81, Louis daily except Saturday!
t0T Pscas H ap aSs With Pullman ve. Sleeping
Carl daily f9I fi.tsbqrg Chicago, and Toledo. daily
and Ere m, connecting at Cory for TisnsVilis
Fer Fer tsa9a 90 HS nj s4a ~ aas
II 90 a. M. 90, . 90 and 100 p. m. sundays IL
Bk aFa ,! %2RE: %%AsHrSeroN, AND THE sourH
fs Ia su55 3 boI%s CT y NsSSnss.
s s S % and az m p X 90 sS6
SSS q "a ssI Z Is 81 PSS s.:
s@s.a. Sleeper. Dining Car and coaches through.
For g. az o e. T GsSS 1 S,f oS S' md
FoE LONG REANcM. BAY HEAD JYTcTI0N "a
i Peae s9 90 moo, Ms ny ahTsS and aa A0TS On
sunday 9a6 a M ma and 500 , n do not Stop Il
For 9G POINT %na Norfolk via NewYCrk PhIlsaslpnL.
ana ana B S%IE E2'P n 10 S'y VIC n.".
sia%S Tor BRO 6 SaSf'"s SPEEDY and es'
va bes5ssSes and GoItana Ferries as follows
4Ij. go 20 100. g = @ Chicago Limited
ii 90 a m. Il 90, 90 200, 800. So, 90,
so 90 90, 80 500 aud 90 p m; sad i2 Is
D. H. sGadsyS Express, 90 as Q 90 % Lindted
and 10 - m, 80 4. 4 80. D. g 30 and D. H. snd
I2l5 night =, AccST,nodauon 90 p m, e.oo
8 snd iI:l0 a. l. ., 4, s. y. NJ. and 10
M. and ) 90 .. III. Oh Sundays, connect AZ Trenton
Ticket Oficcs Nos. ]. 1875 $40 AMI e44 Rroadvay, I
AstoF House and foot Of DtbrO~ses and CoTuandt stA
COurt.st. and Broodyn Annex station foot o. Entenss
Hudson I, box y; 1tOn Jersey
Emlgrant Ticket Office Castle Garden.
The Nsw.York Transfer company will call for And
check hngga-N from hotels and residences $500
CIAS. r.. PlGIl. }; Y. NOOh
General Manager. General PaSsr Agent
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Qlletcllaucou9.
Dneince Q ChanCcs.

A CCIDENT INSURANCE The Newly ork
~ Accident Insurauc Company GIN. CLINTON u.
FISK President do,trs oOrrcap,ndrnco "iW rIah' ali
competent general aud local agrnt For pTnri matter
-un, forth tho unsurpassed plans Of the Company. al
dr.s CINS T. HOPPER Soy. % Broliwny ,S,hrr
mcrhOrn building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
A PROPOSED rRAHsFoaMATio OF TIE PURITAN.

Washington, May 27.-It Is probable that the monitor
Puritan-which for years has been a monitor only IN
name, never having been supplied with turrei' or
gunswil soon be transformed into armored vessel
Of modern type and OF great power; and that her
recent trip from Norfolk 10 SewYork was oTf@c Cd
by Secretary Tracy with view TO placing the Ve'so'
In yard whoro the important work yet 10 be done
be most speedily executed and 10 the best al.
vantage. 4 board composed OF Commodore walker
chief Of the Bureau OF Navigation CommodOre Schoy
OF the Bureau OF Equipment Commodore Sirard! OF
the Ordnance Bureau; Commodore white, Commodore
Wilson, Of the Construction Bureau, and Chief In
ginecr Melville, met the Navy Department this
afternoon TO consider plans for tho completion OF the
Puritan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
DPEDGTNG IN NEW-ROCHELLE HAIR
STEAMBOATS,.

-CHANGE OF PIER FOR RONDOUT and
"a Kingston landing Cranston's (West Point, Corn
wall, Newburgh, Marlborv. Milton. P9ughkecpse and
E,npus connecting with Ulster and Delaware, stony
Glove and Catsku Mountain Rail The eaIner cry
Pier 49, foot Of West lOts every
'Tucsday aud THURSDAY a. p. Saturdays at p IN
NO CHANGE or PIER.-For Rondout
"a and KINGSTON and lntermctstc landing connect
Ing with ULSTER and DELAWARE T. r. The
steamer JAMES W. BALDWIN will leave foot uAIsRl
sON.ST iIier 81. every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

TIE nook OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave, 800
pages illustrated Tho STANDARD authority on
American opan.air anuscmcnt. Rules for sailing SWIM
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding &C. %gL va
Entertaining and univ ,rslly compment"1 by tho p''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
ANN o'DEIIA DIS DERAR AGAIN

aaasne Ann o'Dena Diss pebar having failed N
s'sy IN order requiring her to appear for examination
.app1nenssrg proceedings under q Judgment oh.
=. ~ hystson q Brown. the livery stable keepers,
yessrisS pm, Judge Enrich In the City Court
ts''s' issued an attachment against her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
GEN. sCUOPI

GEN. sCHoFIKLD ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR
Washington, May 27-Generai schoheh Is acting
Secretary of War IN the bsence Of Secretary Proctor
This Is return 10 the old practice Of the Department
before the difficulties between Secretary Lincoln
and General Sheridan that boruoatbed TO the
lagt Administration In the future General SehOhsh
WIZ act a. The head OF The Department IN cases Of
emergency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
GETTING A STAY FOR A BIG JUDGMENT.

In the suf brought by Clark r. Brggs for account
hs In the claim for al 100000 against tho
ezecutors OF the estate OF Z. X Garrison, In which
judgment for 81 1913 81 rendered in favor OF
the defendants IN accordance with the findings Of
Hamilton odell referee. Chief Justice scdgwck, OF
tbs superior Court yesterday granted TO the plaintiff
. stay pending appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
THE OLD PRINTING Hr,rprSo rxs,pp

Washington, May 81 (speeiaD-For several years the
old building occupied by the Public Printer has teen
IN condition dangerous alike 10 life and property
and efforts have been made from time TO time 10
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GEORGE NJ. sToRRs TRIES TO GET FREE.

UEOhUE VI. bIUIIfNS ITIIfso TO OFI THEE-
Justice Ingraham, IN the supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday reserved htN decision on application
made on behalf OF George NJ storTg, son OF Emory A.
siorrs the Chicago lawyer for his release ian
10 which he committed by order Of arrest
obtained by HIS wife In hor suit for a divorce.
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