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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
COMPLAINING OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
PEOPLE ALONG THE NEw-JERsEY COAST SORRY
THAT THE RATE. WAR IS OVER.

Ionp Branch N j. Feb. 1.-THE rate war which
has been waced with such vgor along this portion OF
tbe New.Jersey coast for about year by the Adams
Fxnress Company and the United states Express
company has come 70 an end through the iron-olad
sc,serent recently entered into by tho leading ex
press companies of the country There Is no question
wi ateyer but that this agreement was the result OF
tbe HE fight for the coast traffic made last summer
against tho Adams Express Company by Senator Piat
presideut of tho United states Express Company
bere "a no little excitement along the coast over tho
ending OF the war between tho two corporations and
the consequent heavy increase In ratios Packages
of the Size which formerly wero brought from New
York for 25 cents now cost from 40 cents to 81
each.
The meatdealers are the greatest sufferers by The
new rates. During the last year tho rate from
New.Yofk per 100 pounds was IS cents. From
New-York 10 Long Branch Il is now 60 cents per 100
The new rate from the meatstorago house at Long
Branch. the principal one on the coast, 10 Asbury
Park is 40 cents Most Of the meat sold at Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove IS bought at Long Branch.
The meat-deaers Of tho twin ciiesby the-sea' arc
wild with Indignation over the later rae, as ths
distance from Long Branch a. Asbury Park Is only
six miles They have decided TO organize an indie
pcndett express wagon route from Long Branch down
through Deal Beach Loeb Arbour, North Asbury Park,
and Asburv Park TO Ocean Grove. This new company
viii bs vell equipped: and, In addition to carrying
dressed meats, viii do a general express business.
The low express rates Of tho last year seriously
crippled the freight receipts OF the New-1ork and
Long Branch Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
rExAsIANn cnnpANY.

The action brought by Jacob S. Rogers and others
against william Walter Phelps and the NewYork and
Texas Land Company and others. again before
Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court Special Term,
yesterday The complaint alleged that the individual
directors had Illegally deprived the land company Of
Its land and the par value of certain scrip and
Judgment that Phelps, Pearsall and the other in
divdual defendants should pay TO the land company
81 100 00O with interest and that the land company
should apply such money when received. to the re-
parmcnt Of its outstanding land scrip On the trial
week ago. Justice Barrett dismissed the complaint
10 Mr. Phelps and all the other individual defendants.
but retained the case against the Texas Land Com
pany the argument upon the liability of this company
being postponed until yeserday Justice Barrett In
mated that the action could not be continued against
the corporation II 1t could not be sustained against
tho directors. but finally directed counsel on both
sides to send in their BRIEFS and promised 70 decide
the motion In a written opinion on Monday, 10 which
time the adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
STOLE 4 MARCH UpoN " E. coNNoR.
,.,, ,vpsrv SOUTHERN LAYS ITS TRACK
ACROSS HIS LAND BEFORE HE CAN
GET AN INJUNCTION.

ran, Branch. NJ j.. Feb. 1l-Ihe Csniiai haii,
road Company OF New-JerseY mas D0Ooii' 49,,
~ I,,,oot,an with washington E. connor' MT. Con
nov orens summer home at Low MOOR on tne new
,oa.av coast The NewJersey southern Halfway
Dy,son or sandy Hook branch OF tho een'rAi hsi ,
road runs between his villa ana MP ssoios An'o
dIr,s,on ts now having a second track iau IRON inc
s,aarohoat landing at sandy Hook to the West Eno
ord uoIIvwood station, where It conneots WIN tno
Nsw.york and Long Branch Railroad uaoLs 80 as
70 RIM down through Elberon, Asbury farA' ocean
Srove and spring Lake Beach TO POINT feasant 'iS
A second track will also be laid from the station al
TONG branch. in the rear Of the hotei bfisn'on'
arond through Branchport and oceanpore 70 inc s'a
.'on At Monmouth PARK race-traeh Mr.. Connor re-
fused to sell the company the strip OF Anl
Cor the additional track, and MADE srransenen'' "
secure an Injunction to prevent tho iASins VI 'no
now sleepers and rails. - Ao..a ,...
Tho officials Of the railroad COMPANY n,"'u .as'
rr,dav Of Mr.. Conpor's contemplated legal action
rato that night a working train, filed with track
LAYERS and material ran down to hr ConnerS prop
or,v The worlSmen at once began operations on inc
now track and long before daylight 1t had been lal
and leveed Nm ready for the passage OF trains one
80 .h haovest locomotives owned by me railroad
W ~, and a train heavily loaded with umDers
Ud steel rails were left standing on inc LEV us IN a
eo as 70 nreyent its removal by men em2loyed "
NJ Connor The latter has begun suit IN Ihe OLnteu
states Court for the District OF New-Jetsey 10 COM
mel the railroad company TO taho w 'N0 AS" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
THE COURTS.
THE VENUE CHANGED FOR M'oUADE-
sARAToGA COUNTY CHOSEN FOR HIS TRIAL
THE JUDGES REASONS


sARAroeA COUNTY CHOSEN FOR HIS TRIAL
THE JUDGES REASONS.
A decision was handed down by Justice o'Brien'
/, the supreme Court Chambers, yesterday changing
he venue Tor the trial of ex-Aldernan Arthur Dc
Mcouade to Saratoga County. The Judge says
sThc long time spent and the great difficulty ana
sxpsnse attendant upon securing jury In these Al
lernianc cases, as shown by the morning papers
ave reslted ia the selection of county other than
Eevg-York for the trial Of Of these cases. Upon
thik motion the same elements present the same
facts arc shown and stated ] can think of no good
eason nor is any urged here why the disposition
should not bo made In this made by the
learned Justice In the Cleayy case. II has been
suggested by the people that IL might not DO adj
visable to have the trial IN tho same county as IN
the Cleary case. because Of the unprecedented difficulty
OF obtaining impartial Jury for the trial OF two OF
tho same cases In one county. Acting upon these
suggestions, with the learned Justice presiding In the
extraordinary Oyer and Terminer, have concluded
t. designate Saratoga County az the pace OF ulal,
and an order may be entered accordingly"
The extraordinary term Of the Court Of Oyer and
jermiher was adjourned In tho morning by Justice
Daniels until to-day IN anticipation OF the decision OF
Justice o'Brien.
Thomas b. Kerr who has once been tried for bri-
berry will be again called 10 the bar this morning In
tho extraodinary term of the Court OF oyer and Ter
miner. II motion for change of venue is made the
motion win be heard In the Special Term. kerr's
lawyers have, however, expressed purpose not TO
make the notion and the trial will probably proceed
here. The counsel for Kerr believe that q second
trial would result in the acquittal Of their client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
voRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY lsaTEN PAGES

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Observation-Disclosures nominal; quoted at o-Sc.
oleomargarine-s Steady CITY, gao. So, ...a,.
continues light Prime City quoted 3-sca5 1885, no
sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
rur MsoBrAYrs STILL UNKNOWN.

Occupants Of tho tenement house, No. Hester-st,
aid not appear TO be disturbed yesterday because an
attempt was made TO destroy the house by fire on
sunday morning No arrests had been made late
fin the afternoon. Captain Webb, Of the Deaneey-st'
SQUAD said that the package OF powder found in the
cellar of the house weighed less than three ounces IL
tho powder had exploded, It would have helped 10
spread the fire IN the cellar, but the explosion would
not have wrecked the house. The careful inquiry by
the detectives had failed TO bring 10 light any motive
for the crime, Captain Webb said. Nobody In the
house had Insurance except man on the third
floor, whose furniture was insured for $50 and was
worth twice that sum. Malice probably, led the un-
known scoundrel 10 sci fire 10 tho rubbish in the
collar but the police have not Jet learned enough to
be able 10 fahom that mystery. Several occupants
OF the house VIII mako sworn statements In Fire
Marshal Miichel's Office East Sirty-sevsnthst to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
oourr CALENDARS FOR ro.pAr.

srpnyNE couKT--eESERAL TERMBefere Van Brunt P. J.,
Brady and Bartlett JJNos 100 lo2, lo6 los 4e 65, 60
" SUPREME coukr-cnAERs- oBrien. J-MOaon
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yilSo, 800 lo7e iit4 o. 1886. sse ll7S. 1925 ioss
By s6P rr &c rBefore Lawrence
Adjourned unul February IS -. ..,..
Rollins Va Chicago Car CO. no day calendar
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so Ps teS SS5
95 PIT ssil' ao2o siS7' 97sS' 1856. 1855
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Catherine Docpf Julia NJ Sands 10 m; Jane Valentino
supRsioT TSE-Bsioro scdgwcS O. j.,
s"Sra ne pe ~ s ss freedman
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suPEsoa coCRr-TilAL TERit-PART IAdIourned for The
SUPERIOR couEr-TRuL TERx-PABr u-AdjOutned for
'n surERioH couRr-TRrAI TER-PARr III-pefore oecr.
man. JNos !OS ~ sC7 40 loae Sss eS5 iobJ JzSl
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xos - s. 10 20 II g. 80 q 60 SS 40 ~ a. 10.
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Mos 4Sg, 4e3 1902, G26 4es. 2994
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Nos COS $40 1891 $685. c55, 42S 5t0H 1888. o92 lO4.
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NOS sgS Ss7 ss. Si7 s5S 5Os' 40Z sS7 sos css BIAS
ASSISTANT c2Ssn g SiE HsS
lEXtraorlinary Term.)
Before Daniels. and District tSorney feioSs.Nol
and 0 assistant "a ooSos e % inclusive
f,orRT on GENERAL SEsssoNs-PAar I-Before Recorder
smyfh and Assistant DtsnetAttorney Davisfos 10 ~
Inclusive
7 and Assistant DisrctAttorne JeroneNos 70 10 in
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
COLLISION IN THE GULF STREAM

The spanish bark Amelia A., Captain Teicro,
nineteen days from Havana, reached Quarantine late
yesterday afternoon badly damaged, the result OF
collision on February with the brig Favodte,
Captain Dougherty, from Polnt-aPlro Cor New-York
CAPTAIN Doherty and Ernest Falek, sailor OF the
Favorite, werc board the spanish vessel, having
gone into tho chain plates OF tho bark IN tho effort to
clear her after the collision and being unable TO get
back when the vessels parted Captain Doherty says
that his vessel was lying 10 IN tho Gulf Stream when
the collision occurred at a. m, In latitude 3To2
longitude 7s.20. Tho shock was terrific to tho
Amelia A. She lost her lbboom, had her bovsput
sprung Sorefoot forccacl deck and tore-yarh carried
away, lost her anchor and twenty-five fathoms Of
ehan stove bulwarls and rails and leaked so steadily
that II was only by continued efforts Of tho crew "
the pumps that tho vessel managed to reach this
Consigned TO J. NJ. Ceballos & Co. She had three
passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
FREDERICK MAY IN SOUTH AMERICA.
WHAT HIS PRESENT EMPLOYER SAYS ABOUT


Among the passengers who arrived in New-fork
from Liverpool on the Cunard steamer Umbria yes
terday was J. c. Curtin, Of tho firm OF Curtin %
McNulty, Buenos Ayres. Mr.. Curtin had somo IN
terestng information to mpart concerning FREDERICK
May whose name Is familiar 60 New-Yorkers In con-
noction with various escspsdes or less disgusting
and brutal. The circumstances which led to MT
Nays summary and--t IS TO be hoped-hnai retire
mont from New-York are well within tho recollection
of readers. During drunken orgie he grossly IN
suited several deienceless women and mado an at
tempt TO murder the police officers who took him into
custody, All attempt that only prevented 81 an
accident from being successful Mr.. May, as matter
OF course, subsequently, jumped the substantial
bail that had been procured for him and disappeared
Various and conflicting reports regarding his present
location have from time to time been received, but
In confirmation Of recent cable dispatch from London
Dir Curtin yesterday informed Tribune reporter
that Mr. May had gone 10 Rio do Janero from New
York. and had subsequently entered their service As
a kind OF agent or company promoter. . Mr. May
Is now in Chill, forwarding tramway seheme,' said
Mr.. Curtin. He is quite alteredhas given up drink
and smoking IS scarcely out OF bed after mid
night, attends church regularly, s hard worker and
altogether pattern to the community. His many fine
and lovable qualities his only and best rec
ommendaton 10 our support. He Is really good
Mr. Mays many friends IN NewYOrh. including
the lie inSuted and the policemen no tried TO
shoot Will be glad 70 know what whlted
sepulchre be has become
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

Ordinary 10 Choice, 90 5OD$6 81
~ 10 400 head To<al m
the Week thus far 1920 For time last week 1880
Consigned through SO carloads 42 81 which ~ New York l
carloads on sale market advanced i0c Light Pigs 81
ass 25 Selected Workers. s. 1926 III Selected Medun
bulk sold.
CHICAGO Union stock Yards Fob l1-"The DroverS
1000 market Beeves "a 2sS4 So Steers ~ 90
Mixed 81 40U3 rs Texas steers So 0013 so.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head shipments 400. market
81 60a$9 80, Pigs "a ooas5o5.
steady Natives SIS O09$5 TO-. Western cornfed - 40
81 So Texans 80 0094 90. lambs IS oosss 60
81. LOUIS Feb ll.-Cattle-Recepts 300 sbipments
GOO market steady Choice HEAVY Native Steers 50 50
5S 40 Fsir to Coed 50 009$3 rs Butchers steers Medium
10 Choice 80 10 StOcksrs and Feers Fair 10 Good
II 5000 10 hangers. Corn.fsd 80 oo0ss 40; Grssfsd
81 G002 80.
Hoxs-Receipts 300. shipments 1900, market strong.
steady Choice Heavy 3ucher SELECTIONS ~ 20 "a go
Packing Medium Prime, 81 1904 10 iABnt Grades.
Ordinary 20 Best. 81 GOA as. -.
Sheep-Receipts 200; shipments IOOj maxkct ueedn
Fair ~ Choice So 001S4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
n1rs OF LEGAL NEWS.


verdict of S23 $40 81 rendered In the Superior
Court Yesterday after trial before Justice OGorman
and Jury, in favor of Charles c. and Henry NJ
Tabcr I'm their suit against the New-York Elevated
and Manhattan Railway Companies for loss Of rental
value for six years prior to December 30. 1898,
of the property Nos. 1877, 139 and 14i Pearl and 30
Beaver sts The amount sued for was $4,000. John
f. Parsons appeared for the plaintiffs ana Colonel
T. c. James for the defendants.
The prosecution in the case Of DR.. william NJ
REYNOLDS charged with presenting fraudulent proofs
81 loss by the fire that destroyed his cottage In
Pushing, closed yesterday. The defence wll open
to-day.
Tho suit Of Lizzie Margolln against Abraham
Gitiin, in which she demanded $4,000 damages for
breach of promise Of marriage under aggravated Cir
cumstances was discontinued In the City Court yes
terday by order OF Judge EhrIeh The case had been
settled out Of court by the payment Of $4,000 to the
plaintiff.
commission has been appointed on the applica-
tion of f. Victor and Achells. creditors Of Leopold
Mayer to investigate the question whether Mr. Mayer
Is insane Prior 10 October. 1887. when he was
taken to the Bioomingdae Asylum, the alleged lunatic
was a woollen merchant in Church-st lie is now
cared for by his friends at his home. No. 4O3 st.
Nicbolas.aye The commissioners are DR.. Cyrus Ed
SON Inward 6heehy and John j. Sullivan.
Tbs question whether David Kearf: WASHINGTON
Market man, should be compelled TO nay $4,000
damages for an alleged breach OF promise OF marriage
10 Margaret Louise Williams the sister Of his dead
wife. occupied the attention Of Judge MCGOWAN and
a Jury IN the City Court yesterday.
ExlJudge Hooper c. Van Worst was yesterday ap.
pointed by Justice Patterson OF tho supreme Court,
siipman. Barlow Larocque & Choatc against the
Bank OF the state of New-YOrk, to recover money paid
Justice Barrett in the supreme Court, Special Term,
yesterday decided that Mrs Mary T. Mccullough Is
entitled to limited divorce from Richard N. NC Nc,
Cuilough the ground Of cruelty. Almony was fixed
ct $50 a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
4 YARPow ESCAPE FROM sUFFocAr1oN.

Escaping gas was noticed in the third story OF Halls
Hotel st No 100 Park Row, early yesterday morning,
and william Ready, the night clerk, traced 1t 10
room which had been occupied soon after midnight
by a young man and young woman The couple
had been registered as "w. II. W. Leble ard wife,
New-york-' They had blown out the gas light be-
fore going to bed and both were insensble when tho
door OF the roon was forced open. They were re
moved 10 the CLIMBERS Street Hospital where they
soon recovered At 10 30 g. M, they left the hosp-
tai looking shsepIsb, but thoroughly sobcred The
young man William Angel Of No. 742 Greene
ave, Brooklyn, son OF a commercial traveller and
a member OF several Brooklyn social clubs. When
be isft his home on Sunday evening no said he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
prproroRs FOE THE can ooMpAyr.

meeting for the election Of director Of the New
York Cab Company. limited, was held by tho stock
holders yesterday 40 tho cOmpany's stables. NO. ZIG
West Thirty Tho following directors weic
elected J. G. X. Lawrence, ". T. Ryerson william
jay, W. W. Brown. Frederick Bronson, George T..
Wetmore S. W. Hopkins, Ira Brown and p. T. Barlow.
Tho officers arc as follows J. G. X. Lawrence. presi
dent; Frederick Dronson, FIRST vcepresidsnt; S. W.
Hopkins second vice president; Pierre Barlow score
tary Ira Brown. general manager; ". I. Ryerson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE SUGAR TRUST.
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS DENIED TO THE

NORTH RIVER REFINING COMPANY.
A decision was handed down by Justice Barrett
IN the Supreme Court Special Term, yesterday de-
nying the application Of the North River Sugar Re
firing Company for stay of proceedings, pending
tho appeal 10 the General Term from the Judgment
dissolving the corporation. The Judge says:
The only proceeding upon the Judgment which
can be stayed by statutory undertaking s the issu
ing OF execution for the costs. In other respects
the judgment Of dissolution is sefexecuting. An
order staying proceedings upon tho judgment would
restore the corporation TO life would 1t alb
solve Its officers from obedience 70 our
Injunction. The appeal continues the situation
precisely 1t IS Tho corporation Is stin dissolved
and its officers stiltnder the prohibition contained In
The Judgment There they must remain until re-
vorsal. Meanwhile the property must be secured
and protected That duty devoves upon tho receiver
and be performed by him alone. The court VIII
undoubtedly instruct him TO make no sale or dsts-
button of the property pending appeal To that ex-
tent the defendants may take an order upon tho
p osent applications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12

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GRATEyul--coMEoRrINA
EPPS'S COCOA.

sREAKFAsT BY thorosss. sso " dlsssson ana
snrto and by careful application o. dn9 a ns Our 6resk
q wcsslecea cocoa. M Egps "a bpvsrsSs which may
save US many heavy dcctors c!: noastauson may =
s,sdualy built up until strong enough " ~ asstina
Seaey 10 disease Hundreds os supISs ,s \, ssss point
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
DEoraoy IN rHg "DoRA DOE CASE.

New-Hayen, Conn, Feb. 1.-THE noted Dora
Doe" case was to-day decided in favor OF the Rev.
A. A. Lathbuy, Of this city. Dora, who was a 70
marlIaby pretty child and the Legitimate daughter
Of a Newark n. j.. woman. was taken from hor
mother soon aer her BIRTH and was placed In charge
Of Mr. Lathbury, who then stationed at BroollYn
Several years later Mrs. Goldey, acting for the
mother, brought suit TO recover possession OF tho
child. The cbse which was sharply contested by both
sides. lasted several weeks.