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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supre,ne CoLrt1encral 4eln-GefoIe van IiruhS r. -
laS 9s s' 12S. iS3 is1 1871 1875 i59 10 ll2' 14d
IA l45 n l4G a4I, Is si3Cioe AhSTIs JMoton
calcniar-NOs. 1 TO 50 and personal TAX cases Caiei al
supreme courspec Tsym-P Pa III P PsS o P'5s5
i ise l9s ie5' io7 io9 aOl &65 2o5 go iii 2l5
rs SUBJ 9i; n1 ~ Goai1sccal TermPat Betor, Law
"a nj 70 g e. g. 81 "a % d TO- s
Nos. 4s, $50 2oIS Oh 900 s7S 81 a. ~
supreme 1I o for, Barrett IL
u.s. Sos 2ss eos, 94o. sos, s23. 9aa sC7 sso' 1872
s u Sse GOO II-Before Ingraham
os TSS me- s7s S1f III 1vBefoe Beach, j.
iSs5 20 1925, 1881 SIS. 2o5 sS5' oSo $751; 9ss oo9
suTSoeates Cour9eOre Ransom, s-ws of t agnes
Jones and Jane Jenyi 10 80 a. M GsFes p@TTd
Mdrti a Carton Harris wieeand Muetz Regins Fable
6 Il and wolf hGq BAUM h' 70 80 m Israel
superior COurt-special Term-BefOre Dusro' mos
superior cOurt-Equlty TsrmBeiOre Trunx JNos.
g. g. J. g. + So E 'S D., "v 81,
sups NSs SG oY$ ~ i1-Befoe Freedman
Nos s47 SUI 6is 5l2 e IN 1-po,oe o,co,
man J-NOs; 5es $50 80 S54 rs 479 S 1g Ana,
Common Ieas-EQgity TegmzRef9 9s o B0oly mos
Common Pless-Trial Ierm-Part I-Belore Llrremore
c. J|Sos 1922 coo 1491, A5s 1890, 1892. sos, 1913
Pear3L 10 eT .o7 30. IH 99Ss
iz5c 1904 1902, 1904 1909. 1888 1884, 1899:
CITY Court-Trial Term-Part I-Before McGown. J.
Nos 81, 1s, a., As, At, 40. so, 81 SO. a. SO,
Gig courtTral Term-Part I-Adlourne1 for the
CITY Court-Tral Term Part III.BefOre Ehrch j
Nos 252 iss5, s77, 2a2 2SS 2Si, 2S5, 23C, 2S7.
-SS eit w. c5Sf-Tfla erm-Fart 1v.-Dcfore MeA1a
c. Especial calendar.
Court of General Sesslons-Part IBeore MARITIME, j..
and Asst tant Dlstrici.AuOrncy FDgerald-Nos l to
90 inclusive. , n. ~ Mt. crs.
sleeve j. and Assistant District Attorney Macdona.-
Nos / 10. ncu i've. ~ ~, Mt. l.,.
j. and Assistant DistrictAuorney Jerome-Nos to 49,
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THE COURTS.
AN IMPORTANT CASE IN TAXATION.


anE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY AP'
pEALs FROM GENERAL TERN DECISION
Albany Oct s,-The Court of Appeals hcara aIsu-
ments to-day in an important case under the e'a'e
Corporation Tax law. The action was the Peops Vi
the state of New-York, ex rel. Thomas u ffA"' -
president Of the United States Express company
against Edward wemple CONTROLLER. The appear was
nom q final order upon certioTari OF the 0enorai
Eerm of the Supreme Court. third department &hrn'
ing with costs ain assessment made by Coh"oAer
wemple of 50 s32 fer upon the capita stoch
Of the United Express Company, uhder Chapef
3sl Laws OF 1881, and amendments.
This case involves the important question whether
the capital stock of Joint stock associations Is taAaoo
the same as that of cornOraons under the said law,
and upon its decision depends the payment Of nearly
800 600 additional into the state Treasury
All the largo express companies are joint stock as
socistions in tho nature of huge partnerships, aud
Yey have always denied liability and refused payment
n the franchise or business tax upon their capital
Controller wemple has Strenuousy conended that the
express companies come within the provision OF the
the taxes and issued warrants for their collection
The companies appealed by writ OF ceTiorar
THIS win settle the law for all such companies
These cases now Involve only the payment OF the
back taxes due the Controller the last day OF tho
last session OF the Legislature by his personal efforts
quent companies and electric light, heating and power
companies among the corporations and associations
liable TO the taxes under that law, ana all douU
therefore, as TO future liability Is removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Otto Schuepphaus German newspaper reporter,
has been appointed Clerk Of the Third District Police
Court by Police Justice Goctting at 81 800 year.
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the Judgment in
favor of the Brighton Beach Railroad Company I'm Its
suit to recover $4,000 damages from the Long
Island Railroad Company for breach Of contract In
reference 10 the running OF trains from the Bedford
station to the Flabush-ave. depot the tracks Of
the larter company.
Rudolph c. Fuller, a special agent of the Treasury
Department, and Michael J. Hyland, of the Twelfth
Ward were before Police Justice kenna yesterday on
charges of completely in securing Illegal voting at the
recent primary in the Twentieth Ward. They were
admitted to bail and hearing will be given to-day
Judge Cullen has refused to transfer the case Of
ScanOn, arrested on similar charge to the Court
of Sessions
contest Of the will of August Enck was begun In
the Surrogate's Court yesterday by his son Ernest
who alleges that undue influence eXerted by his
stepmother, To whom all the personal property and
one-ha of the real estate of the decedent left
Evidence for the will taken yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
To rpRr1Lp TILE coLoREp RlcR

Springfield Ill, oct. (Speclal.-Thc Conference
of Coloicd Men to-day issued address to the cOorcd
mamie OF the state and Nation setting forth the OBJ
i,ct, Of the League organized yesterday. These OBJ
i,cts are defined to he the advancement OF cducaonl
interests the abolition Of separate schools, and the en-
I!oyment OF competent colorcd teachers; the en-.
co,agemont OF cooperative business enterprises with
q view Of stimulating business habits and cOnccn.
tratin- captal: the formation Of building and loan
associations and real estate agencies, and develop
r,pt nj industrial education a. a means Of removing
race rrcludce After reviewing the condition Of m,
rcrro i'm the SOUTH the ouiraScs 10 which he IS sub
iccted the League appeals 10 the American people to
congress- 10 TIE head Oh the Government, and To men
~ al parilcs 10 rise above partisan considerations
and cudravar To secure personal salcy for the negro
in the South The letter then touches upon tn, sup
r,.sion Of negro suffrage In the soath, aud the shame
III and innuman manner ia which II is accomp i,hed
and condemns certain Northern papers which quietly
ocoui,,cc IN these methods. Southern statesmen are
condemned for raising the cry Of " reglo domination
g. be excuse for the existence OF these evils. The
address advises the negroes Of the south secure
ZONES I'm the new NOrihwq'tein states as one step
,ouard solving the "SOutheln problem The con
trenre was addressed this cvcrng by Governor Fifrr
Scustor CoImm. Hannibal {. Carter, eX.Sccrstary Of
state OF Mississippi. ana diners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

CHAPTER OF AccIDENTs-MANY LIVES LOST
AND MANY SAVED.

Dalhousie, N B., Oct 5.-The British bark Pet.
zodiac Captain Sleeves, from Fleetwood August 80
has arrived here with Captain Liswell and eleven o.
the crew Of the British ship Minnie Swift, from Green
ock, September z, for Miramlchi, which sunk In
collision with the French steamer Geographque
St. Pierre, Miqueloh; six cattlemen, who were on
the steamer, which also sank, and nine men be
longing to the British bark zuetts, from Quebec.
August 10, for Sunderland, which W. sbandonet
September IL, in waterlogged condition. and whose
crew rescued by the Minnie Swift. -Four
men, the stewardes,, and Miss Masters. . passenger
on the Minnie Swift were drowned. and one man q
missing. Captain Thompson, two boys and two men
belonging to the Zulette were drowned. and one
Is missing. The persons belonging to the zu-
lette lost their lives at the time OF the collision
between the Minnie Swift and the Geographque.
Victoria B. c., Oct. s.-Her Majesty's ship Icsrus
and Acorn starting TO Esquiniault from New
Westminster when the Icarus aground on Mayne
Island at the entrance TO Plumrers Pass Gulf OF
Georgia. The Acorn attached line ami attempted
10 pull her off, but the IcarUs remained fast. she
IS still aground with bad u.s.. The naval author!'
ties have sent as stance and hope to float her sue
cessfully.
The British bark NOrcross has arrived from Lon
don, bringing Captain Dunbar and part OF the crew
OF the American ship William Glvry, which was
abandoned in sinking condition August IN lad
tude 40 south. Longitude 70 west The Gllyry b.
iSngea 10 pos York. with loo tons d
nitrate She left PBagua July A. and sprang 2 LEAK
July &c. The creT kepo INC b pan Nnr wh was
sgb,od AWSnSt = The crew was transferred with
he oreatesf dintulty. They numbered twenty'cne
souls Eight Of them we're Ssaad for Iqa,oe
ah $4,000 crw saved nothing and were provided
for here by Consul stevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
VARIOUS NEw.JERSEY TOWNS

ELIZABETH.-The police have succeeded in captur.
Ing the three burglars who entered the houses OF Mrs
Ross and Mrs. Susan milford and chloroformed the
inmates Of the former place. The names Of the men
under arrest John Jennings, Charles Deigle alias
Butch" Miller,' and Charles schmidt. alias Frank
Miller. The latter two in New-York awaiting
requisitOn. Thomas Morrisey, age forty was CON-
mited to the Union County Jail yesterday by Justice
NELL, without bail, charged with criminal assault en-
child Of twelve years, Margaret Ellen Campbell
risey.
RAHWAY.-The Fire Department held its annual
election last night The contest for chief close
and exciting between Samuel Ayres and Harry p
Ryno, the latter winning by twenty majority. Wnl-
lam H. Wright and Edward Fox elected as
sistats. The victorious faction, headed by band
Of music and carrying brooms, paraded in the prp
cipal streets.
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sHAMEFULLY BEATEN by MASKED MEN.

Carbonate. Penn, oct (SpeciaD.-The village Of
Rush is incensed over brutal assault committed
few days ago. by alleged White Caps, on David Snyder
a respected resident of the place The story of the
affair as told by Mr. Snyder himself Is as follows 1t
was about O'Clock In the evening was standing
ln the road in front OF the hotel when four men, DIS
guised, threw a rope around me and dragged me down
10 the bridge. on the bridge three four moro
men, also disguised, who Joined the first party.
got loose from the rope and tired TO defend myself
for thought they were going TO kill mo- They then
threw me down and stamped Oh me. Then they
took off my trousers and dragged pe over fence
breaking some OF the boards, into lot and tied mo
to a tree saying that hey were White caps ann II !
m ade any noise they would kill They then
ordered ten stripes which they gave me, then ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........-.TUEs
ARRIVED.

stoaroer c,snco fBr Halman Ioio July and Gibraltar
segI spa Spence Ss Young Arrived Bar sS
steamer BayOnne ,B taynG LoaiYn uASS' III 'ai@'' !"
I9sTe 1 niontsi tBrj Neae Liverpool ~ days in ballast
to tuneG Ey nSo Sr Douglass Hull Sept with mdse
ana passengers ssnderson Son Arreu al the Bar A'o
Steamer orama Rockwell St Marc sent q. Gonsyes ~
EV CO. a' A Tn1 al via por, u,-.
dys with ndse 10 Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Hudson Freeman Newoeans days with mdse
and PASSENGER 70 Pasa quick Now.orleans days. with
mae to y an a Br@ngna Berg, Savannah days with
MaphsF NS%US5 NsT. C. and Norfolk
WIN s ,n Whltney Boston, with mdse and pass
ship Clarence = Bement rr"ncA AN''F0'' "' . WIN
md.e 10 order vessel 10 master
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind iresh' n" cloudy Al
CITY Island wlnd Hesh' ~" ~
steamer city Atlanta Hansen Havana days. WIN mdSe
and passengers 10 Jas l. Nalu "
,.. ou,a fpr, Murphy, Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Bg STntS tBp Cameron Liverpool
i brnce I,Ra ~ Chicago (Br) BEDFORD Liverpool
Steamer Ci'i peter OF Wright & sons.
QueeasowW wyoming Br Risby Liverpool via Queenstown
underIl GU tB Garrck glasgow Henderson Bros
Ssearer Aier (Ger Chrs'oher bremen VIA southampton
-oerSh. ssysland tBeg). Miller AntwerpPeer Wright
ssh Gan Marcos. Burrows. GavestOD-C Mallory
& Co. - .-.,o pyrne New rleans-J T Van Sickla
Steamer Nscoocnee kemp'o3 a pnH WaTsT
SsCn ,,,. Rely Norfolk and Nevnors Nsws
Old Dominion SIS % pomer Ranger-F "a Smith 70
Steamer CocOrd sydney Nsw-Arnold, Cheney
e Co. ,tnon ~ Whitman a
N"'' SAILED.
s.. Uxoming for Liverpool. Chester. Rotterda
"go Bay Picqua savannah; Guyandote Norfo
Ceopatra west Point, va bomoay S:.1
TuE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
cp,vrsxxn Oct s-ssed. steamer Erin (Br Tyson, from
London hence for New ioIA, .,...- .,.... "a, So,
IN Sev yorx on her u Liverpool. and proceeded
,inoy IA An Oct s-y m-Passed City OF
pi Waisnns from York her way Queenstown and
Liverpool. -.., -.-..-..- ,,.----.. -.
,,on New YORK her way 20 Glasgow and proceeded.
ANTWERP oct hArrved. steamer De Rnyter (Belg) AT
stsn from Nov.fork -.
from NeW.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
MURUER md SUICIDE IN BUFFALO,
A YOUNG PAINTER SHOOTS HIS MOTHER AND
GIFTS HIS OWN THROAT.

CUTS HIS OWN THROAT.
Rugalo. Oct s-A shocking murder and suicide
occurred at No. 43 Maln-st early this morning.
charles F. Orris who lived with his mother, Mrs Mary
King ON the third story OF the building. shot her who
Che WAS asleep aud then killed himself by cutting MS
,broat from ear 10 ear with razor. The mother was
fouud dead in bed. An ugly bulletwound in her
f,cc told the cause of death She lay Oh her back as
- quietly sleeping and undoubtedly never realized
that hal happened TO her. After killing his mother
,bc murderer must walked to table near BY and
hastily Scribbed this admission Of his guilt on pieces
of paper. which were found in his wastcoat pocket
this morning. .
should prefer cremation. If possible. Please don t
bother our relations about the matter, Tor they nave
trouble enough. ! hope my friends will not think the
worst OF me for this. am tired or living anu that
+ enough. Mother could not get along Without me-
So | ended her suffering also so good-0y. iaehd''
and may you all be happy
After writing this note the Surroundings indicate
that the murderer walked up to mirror hanging on
the wall and cut his throat from. to ear with a
razor Then he sat down in rockingham ana
smoked cigarette while hi, life blood was oozing out
Ors about twenty eight years OF age painter Nv
trade and was n member of The Goth regiment TIC
had tic reputation OF being quiet ard INDUSTRIOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE MURDERER OF L. s. WEEKS TO BE HANGED.
final decision has been reached in the case OF John
Greenwaid the convicted murderer OF Lyman b.
Weeks, in whose house BIO was committing burglary
when Weeks detected him and was shot dead. Inc
Court Of Appeals has affirmed the conviction whicn
obtained at the second trial OF the accused man
He convicted at the first trial, but the ooMt OK
Appeals grained a new trial on the ground that tho
evidence OF his confederate Krause not corrobo
rated Krause did not testify at the second trial In
a few days the prisoner, who has been IN Raymond
Street JAN for two years and a half VIII De ssSn
sentenced to death As his crime was cofnmue1 po-
fore the mode of execution was changed ne Will DO
hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
FOR DAMAGING THE VILLA SANS soUCL

FOR DAMAGING THE VILLA SANS S0UCI.
@. Warren Watson, member Of the Common Coun
ell OF Piainfeh, N. j.. is being sued By Mrs George
Lissignolo the wife of the NewYork broker for dam
ages done to the villa sOucl, pretty cottage
adjoining the homo Of John Taylor Johnston, the OK
president of the Central Railroad of NewJersey
Coudert Brothers. the NewYork lawyers. are pushing
tho claims Of MIS- LssgnoIo, who says that Council
man watson and his family destroyed great deal Of
property while living in tho villa. which Mr.. Watson
rented furnished. Councilman Watson Is a Demo
crat, ana used this house, Mrs Lssignolo says.
sort OF headquarters for political purposes. He OF
MS boon companions malicousIy slashed valuable Of
paintings, destroyed fine furniture and llused tho
horses ana i've stock, IL 10 charged. CofporatoE
Counsei Ctaig a. Marsh will defend Mr. Watson. The
case wiz De Drought into the Union County Court a.
Elizabeth next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
GOOD OVERCOATs AT LOW PRICES.

The London and Liverpool Clothing Company, at
Nos. &c and SO BOwery, has started in TO capture its
share OF the fall trade in its usual lively manner. IL
adverises for sale 10000 excellent overcoats among
which are chinchilas kerseys meltOns tweeds, broad
wales diagonals, Whitneys and Montsgues. A buyer
can take his choice and Jay but 81 OF ~
for article which the company contends
could not be duplicated elsewhere for less than $50
S22. Wellmade ovecOats cheap S3 so Is
other bargain which the company announces. Every
thing else in the clothing Line Is offered at CORE
spOndingly low rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Nv lsrRoYomcAL SOCIETY or THE SLOPE

san Francisco. Oct. s.-The Astronomical Society OF
the Pacific was founded last February a. result OF
tho cordial cooperation of amateur and professional
atronones IN successfully observing The total solar
cclirse Of the preceding New Years Day. 1t Is now
sought TO continue that association both as sclen.
tigc and as a social force. The new society Is de.
signed to be popular IN the best sense Of the torn
ANY person who takes interest IN astronomy Is In
v,tcl 10 Join its membership, whether he has made
special studies in this direction or not. Three meet
ings a year March, November january arc held I'm
San Francisco the rooms Of the society and three
meetings May July Septcmher at Mount Hamilton
wlcre an opportunity II afforded 10 the members 10
SEQ aud use the instruments OF the Lick Observatory
Publication printed IN octave form al irregular
intervals one hundred more pages year may be
expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
.,vrrvce PASSED UPON ALLEN o. MYERS.

Co,nmhs Ohio Oct. (specap.-The last Of To
cases growing out of the famous talysheet forsere.
IN Co,nmpus and Cincinnati 10 October. 1885, ended
TO-DAY when Judge Pugh, of the Common Pleas Coun.
found alien o. Myer, one OF eSe defendants, suas
=, cnutempt. During the trial Of one Of the Co
sa,orants Myers wrote an article which was pub
usbss in "The Cincinnati Enquirer attacking tns
a., ,.ns,y OF the court For this be was convicted |"
conempt nned 5000 and sentenced to three months
a. ian. The sentence was reversed BY the suprsne
curt on the ground that II was excessive and 70.
ase was remsnded for reheartng. Tue sentence "
today imposes fine o. $3.50 and fifteen days impr'soa
ment Myers announced his readiness TO 90 20 80
and asked that the commitment papers DO maae ~
AZ osice Allen o, Myers Is promnen Dem .a can
politician lie took an active part at the Sen
vention In behalf Of j. r. Campbell, ana mas ian
confidential adviser Of the latter since hs nomansssSsa
for Governor last week no w's y1pas os''s~
speechsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
JI1ncE ROCKIES WINS HIS SUIT.

Albany, oct. (specaD.-A case IN which oVery
fudge in the State of New-York VIII be Interested was
decided BY the Court OF Appeals today II was ina.
of Augustus Bockes against the Controller 10 compei
him oy a mandamus TO pay over to him Sl'2oo Ill
lien OF expenses. Justice Bockes was retired on az,
count Of age The laws Of 1870 provide th"V sue"
,,st,oes a. s.e retired shall receive $4,000 year
,o ,,ntn the expirat,on of the term for which they
were chosen Controller Wemple refused TO pay over
the 81 900 in lieu of expenses, claiming IL was n1.
mart of the salary Of judge. Tho court VI ApP' CO
today directed the msndamus to issue as praSea lof
~, ,sc Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
REFEREES AND DIVORCE CASES.

The Supreme Court Judges yesterday held meeting
in the County Court House and decided to appoint no
more referees in certain divorce cases The following
rules we're added to those governing the actions OF The
Supreme Court in this district.
In actions for an absolute divorce. where no answer
1ran;ed such causes must be placed upon Inc cai
OF Special Term for the trial OF issues OF Jaw
the causes there head -.
such causes viii be placed upon thS cdeH-@' III
mediately after the demurreie. ,,.
Notes OF issue in such cases must be hIed elsAt
DAYS before the first Monday OF each telll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The Italian laborers employed
the hite Plains system struck yesterday for
an increase in pay. They received 81 % per day
and want 81 80.
MT. VERNON.-Henry C. Smith has beNl elected
president }. s. Van Court, vice president and George
E. Archer cashier Of the Peoples Bank.
TAkRlTOWN.-The sixteenth annual conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church began a weeks
session yesterday IN Tarrytown. The members OF
the conference are from New-York New-Jerssy and
Pennsylvania.
SING SING.-The annual parade and inspection
Of the Fire Department took place last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
1T work ON A BUST or FDTSOy

Hermann sohurig. sculptor and director of tho
art school I'm ofenbach, Germany. has come to
America to complete bust of Thomas A. Edison,
which be began while the inventor was in Europe.
lie became acquainted with Mr. Edison at the con
c,,,ss of natllrallsts In Heidelberg owing 10 Mr..
FdIson'> early return TO America, tho sculptor
obliged 20 accompany him, and worked upon his
model during the voyage. \ few few more slttlngs
Wenln park The bust, when finished. VIII be run
into bronze at the royal factory in Munich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
JERSEY CITY

John Schueser. Of Bergen ave-, took his gun Mon.
day night and went out to shoot cat The gun went
OIL accidentally. tho charge tntering schueser's
shoulder Tetamus set in and schuester died ycstcr.
day morning.
The Board Of Finance refused yesterday to cononr IN
the award Of contracts for the construction OF new
police headquarters and First Precinct Police Station
Under the plans adopted the cost OF the building
would be greater than the appropriation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
APE rp1rNK LINES 1NCLUDED z

The stoves in railroad cars were the SUBJECT VI o..
or,roent IN the General Term of the Supreme Court
Yesterday The New-York, New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company took an appeal from an ofucr
overriding demurrer in the suit brought by inc
peooIe to enforce the payment of $1,000 penalues
for using stoves In cars after November l. 1855 Inc
law in this case does not include railroads less snan
rosd in mis- state was only twenty miles long, me
law did not apply to IT. The n court 10 efr trunk " lines
and the appeal was taken from that decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
STATEN ISLAND.

GARRETTSoN.-Giovani Turini, the sculptor, yes
terday completed the clay model of the statue of An
tonic Jose Sucre, who the first president of Vene-
zuela. The General is dressed In full uniform ana Is
mounted on horse The statue IS thirty feet In
height, weighs six tons, and when completed will
weigh eight and a half TONS 1t was made TO the
order OF the Venezuelan Government, at cost OF
$4,000. Next week the statue will be shipped 10
Massachusetts,, where it will be bronZed when IL will
DO shipped to Cumana. where 1t is TO be erected in
February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RREyoO RT-George bancroft. OF Washington. CLAIR
ENDoN- Bishop A. NJ Randolph, OF Virginia. FIFTH
AVENUFsenator Frank Hscock. of Syracuse; Augustus
a. william whiting OF Massachusetts,, AND
Colonel A s. Coyar, OF Nashville. GILsEY-GeneTai
" u Groner OF Virginia. MURRAY HILL-Genera
,,onh n Anderson Of Virginia. and Professor 5. T.
Ia,gIev OF washington, W-YoRK-General IT, a.
neRussy. U. S. Army. WESTMINsTER-James A.
Dumont Inspector.G-neral q stoam Vessels WINDsoh
Iohn Roberts, NJ. r.. Of England