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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
Mr.. HUTCHINS BLOCKS THE BOARD.
ONE OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS BOLTS
MEETING WHEN HIS OBJECTION Is
OVERRU1TD

OvERRULTD.
Three Commissioners were present az the rarR
Board meeting Yesterday. President Gallup MI. Bo'uen
and Mr. IIutchins. Commissioners Borden asked mat
the minutes be suspended until he presented ~so"-
,ion Mr. Hutchins objected. but Mr.. Gallnp 'o'eo
with Mr. Borden. and the minutes were snspehaea'
Then Commissioner lIutchins jumped up IN hurry an"
said that he had urgent call elsewhere sclzed MS
hat and left the meeting before the other members
were aware Of what he was doing. There beihg NO
ououm the meeting adjourned until FridaF'
Mr. Borden said that he had intended bringing up the
action in regard TO the transfer of the menasele l"
.h ,rest side Of the Park which had been referred
back to the Board by the Board of Estimate ana Ap
potionment Both Commiss0ners condcmn CO. mr. r,
utchins's action childish. IF he Is not ID IaVOr OF
MI measure said Mr.. Borden The could vote against
If and have no responsibility in It, Now nc SIMPLY
hoavs busincss hy blocking all the anars OF thr
Board and keeping everything waiting r rs kind
~ thing that would subject him 10 Impeachment ana
IL We're The Mayor would let him know II very soon
don't know how Mr.. Gallup would vote ana liat mas
nothing 10 do with the matter III an Ill oc ioii's
/ do not complain about ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
NRwyonK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY

Passenger trains foot Of Jay and 2d sts as follows
Jay..t : 81 a. m. i2d.st, 80 a. M, for campbell
Hall Middlcown. Port Jcry7 Monticello iNissgrE
tea Rome oneida Detroit. Chicago and points West -
Iay.st . a. M. i9d.st, $40 a M for Campbell
Hall Lakes MohOnk and Muneva-ka. Waikiki valley STA
lions Mddetown, Boomngbnrg. EI,en.ils' Mountain
Dal. Fasburg IIurleyNtlc. Liberty. White Lake. -,
Jav.,t 3 90 D. ~. i2d.st, 3;l5 p M for campbell
Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, WalkIl valley Sa'
lions MddctOWn BoOmngDurg, EhrnNillc, tort JrrNs,
Monticello tasburg Hurleyvlle Liberty. White Lake
Jay.~t 10 D. 42dst. 80 y, m; for West Corn
wall Orr's Mills. Stony Ford, Campbell Han Midd'eto"h
iIay"st 90 o. M 42d.st Is p. for Middletown
raiishurs Liberty Walton, Norwich Oneida. Osweeo
Rochcstcr Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago and points West
Iav.st / 80 T. M iod.,t. | - p. M SATURDAYS only ;
for Vampbr Han Middlctown, Elcnvlle. Port Jervis
EallslGIre Liberty. White Lake, Rockland e,
Daily through. Other trains daily except SUNDAYS
Pullman seats and sleepnecar berhs reserved
at 1913 Broadway. New York. - MI, =, ~
j G ANDERSON. q. p. A.. 1s Exchange Place. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The spot market ruled about steady, while
trading very moderate so. Hat bean quoted
lssdisc undcscribed do. l??c sales 900 bag; No.
Santos Zoe and eco bags No. and 10 Santo, lotc
Mid grades unchanged aud quiet. Options ruled stronger
TO-DAY. and there t stir to tn speculation
AZ period the market showed gains OF 1dlJ points
but toward the close realizing set IN lading TO sIirht
reaction. HaVrc 40ist fr better some months.
and the receipts az Rio wcrr somewhat smaller both
II which had STRENGTHENING influence nanrLig mow-
ever. shade lover H. London delNrfen
1860 official quotations. 20 p M. June '0r July
7Gs I'd August. 56S I'd September. us 81 October,
5s 30 Neysmper rs % RIO cgo;,s; REGULAR FIJI
receipts 5000 baes Rio cloarance- for United States,
COCO bags total stock: 81 900 bags hnrSet s,adG
receipts Rio July 1880 20 June -, 1870 2J1oVOo
bags same time 1889. a.l56ooO bags same tmr lssS.
sG7 600 bags receipts Santos July !, lSs? TO June
"a, 1890 sts 900 beg- time 1889. 2Gli 900 bags
time IS,I l1O0O bags; total sales here to-day,
rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON
1 EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt ana
Dc,brn,,rs st.. A. follows
N, for Sl,tlngton and Intermediate points
a M for t;cncNa. Lyons, Elmra. Ro' hester Bunalo
and the WEI, and principal local points Chair ear 10
LYONS and Pullman car 10 Suspension Bridsr.
'' a. m Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
II A. M Tor H. and u. junction and intermediate points
'"i'' IN for 'Iunkhnnnock and intermediate poin
ch,- car 10 Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg ,.,.. an, rrt,,r,t ro,r,s
ch,r rar to Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 20 Suspen-
sion bridge. ,,.., c,,oL and ,,,o,o.d,..o ,o,o,s
'har ar m for Mauch Chunk intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and HARRISBURG.
n M Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and tkc West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspension
Bride. u "a
49, connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions c,..n,,, rp ,rxc
8 a. m. for Mauch Chunk, llaiietQn and Intermediate
points. and II a m Tor Sh'hanuo'h anu hternedia'o
points. ,,, ,.,.,. , Intermediate no,,,s
n m for Geneva LYONS Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
s' General Eastern Oncc. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
WAS SHE WIFI TO TIE NILLIONAIRE1

William A Wiechrs died on December ID 1888,
leaving an estate vaued at about 81 600 600 and a
Will which provided hat the estate should be turned
into cash and the money be divided equally among
his brothers and sisters, their heirs If any Of them
died before him. Before carrying the provisions
Of the will the executors learned that woman named
Isabella Jennings had sued Wiechers for limited di
vorcc. the woman alleging that Wechers had married
and deserted her. she is now in all insane asylum
at Trenton y. j. The divorce suit was discontinued
and the executors lave begun a suit in the Supreme
Court In which the ask that tribunal TO declare that
Isabella Jennings vas not the wife Of William A.
Wiechers at the tine Of his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. &

w H. II. X. X. Co.. Lesse".-Trains leave West I'd
st. station New York; follows and II minutes earieR
from the foot Of Jayst. NewYork Hamilton, London,
Detroit and Chicago . IS M > :i5 p m, 's;lo n
sl5 p. m; Buffalo. Rochester suspension, Dridge.
utta and Syracuse 3 30, % :55 M, ,5:i5.
- p. Kingston 3 80 rs 'o;55; cl041
Catskil and Albany 30. : Is. q 50 all 80 a. M,
hS 70 - 200 = Is. = = p Cans!on, West rcns'
Comwall Newbgrg, $50 l5 p 'o Gi9o y. s:ii3.
II t5 p. M. and Go As m. b3 - p Cornwall a9d
Newburg. Montreal and Canada East 10 a. M. - 10
p. Elegant seepingcar> for Buffalo, Nagara tals,
Detroit Chicago and st. Louis on all throgsh Trains.
saratoga specials all 30 a. h3 - p m Palor cars
70 saratoga and Caldwell Lake George. all 80 a. m.
bart Grand Hotel Station and phoenicia 3 80 cio -
and all 30 b3 - y. ParOrcar> TO rranu no.
cl and kaatcr>ki via PhOsnicia 10 40 ana 80 A. m,
40 p. trains and 10 :i5 for Hobart Sleepngcar
80 (Sundsys only for Grand Hotel and rho,-
all 80 b3 IS p. m, Parlorcas 20 CatsSi on these
trains. Hafhoday special 10 D. SATURDAY only for
Xaaerskill Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station and
Phoenica Parlor to Grand Hot" Staten and hoeni-
eta. b.. BROOKLYN. via Brooklyn Annex.
go alo 20 a. and 90 p a. jGr,sy city Z ,t xii
Mountn night line 80 am sleeping car 70 Grand io,e,
other trains daily except sunday. For tickets. timetable
parlor sleeping accommodation or ~ oraton ap-
Div Offices Brooklyn 1888 Washngonst. 126 Fulton
Annex Office. foot Of Fulton.st. NewYcrk CITY =; 1868
So West I2othst and West Short stations foot OF Wet
I'D st. and foot OF Jav-st.. North River. G. r. LAM
BERT, General Passenger Agent VsndefDhta'e. NsW'
York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
pYTRaDJnpD FOR STEALING ARXoR.

Anthony Private was brought TO this city from
Boston yesterday on an extradton warrant. lie
was clerk for Pulver & Van Auksn, of No. Is West
Fourteenh-st. Some glassware was sent to the firm
from Italy and Private went TO the Custom House to get
the glassware. He not only obtained II but also a
set of steel armOr which arrived the same steamer
consigned to Davies, Turner Il Co. The armor was
valued at $3.50, and Private, II is charged, sold IL
for 400 lie was arraigncd yesterday before Judge
MARITIME and rcmanded for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DE NJ N SYIvANIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE 81, 1890,

on AND AFTER JUNE 2l, 1890,
trains leave stations foot Of Desbro'ses and coranAs
s sSc t. follows FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
sssuls slf c5b ana fs 80
an rSS Lo next and Remove
1906 sSs as sffER' AND CHICAGO LIN
si Room" seating sn.ns, spor
Is. n sa sa sia and i'
and movable Of %2' e e'e ArS S' Cincinnati 30
Louis cMIcSso ASp GIY ,55 ATT
SS'sh STSh SqG' .a AI s L Sn
%IE II EXPRESS S f., all yR s!ssss 4
Cincinnati and Me~phss yaS RarGSa a D"ns
rit,sS"Tg TO RieSmoHd and Chcaao. Ar!iyes at Chen
Ha c 80 90 % s seon9 msro Connects ns a of @
and Toledo daily, exeep. saturday. ,.,,... ,u,.,
''G Sleeping CO. xewYosk chicago. NevYork 70 Mem:
g,S a. G cS 81 m"9n n ea1
Regions. Cleveland and columbus oNcen' Satnr'ay.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
sly So 'fs'p' ssyae.S lSS $si7a *ss
sa SS 1nS SOC : t9a For agG5s
ts sSG and ohio oDR @ nfS
DmH- AMI iOatlit> llfOu- 'u D.. ~ a.
For Atlantic CITY 80 p m. Through Buffet P,ror
and Coach weekdays connects with through
car for Browns NILS and Beach Haven.
For CaDr Nav. 90 y. N. weokfavs
For Old Point and Norfolk, VIA NewYork. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 90 a. m daily except Sunday. and
8 90 D. m. daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:i0
.. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows - c.,. r,,,o, ,v,,,
Dining car and 10 ID q S esigS a.a ans Ts
a M u 20 / 90, 10, 8 o. 80. 90. 80 100.
s:ssas e.: q g /; 'ss;
10 n an and e 9o is nG Sh SS
The New.York transfer Company will call for sna
check baggage hotels and residences.
For me.tahles OF local trains apply 70 any nekss
agent OF the Company ,,...
CHAS. f.. PTGH. j. n WOOD
N.~pco-. Genera passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
SETTLEMENT OF THE LANE ESTATE CONTEST.

The contest over the estate Of Maltby g. Lane has
been amicably settled. The heirs atlaw were re
.ently successful in their attack upon his will, in
which he gave all his property, said to be worth
nearly 81 DOC, 600 to a woman lie had married year
Or 50 before his death.
Judge Beach yesterday appointed George II. Starr
as guardian ad Item Of Florence NJ. and Richard II.
Lane grandchildren of Mr. Lane, protect their
erestS in the judicial proceedings The widow will
get the Maltby House at Washington. nine shares OF
Consolidated Gas Company stock. and SO in cash.
The residue is 70 be divided. Mrs. DE Metz Lanc's
only daughter, gettin, onehalf. Florence VI. and
Richard H., the grandchildren, have each fifth and
another grandchild, WHO is Of age. tenth. They
the children OF dad son. Richard II. Lane. This
residue will include thirty OF land Fort Hamil
ton, No. 66 Park ave. No. 21j West one hundred and
twenty sccOndst., and $4,000 in money and securi
ties From it S225,O)0 Of Indebtedness is to be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
ETHIOPIAN pponrCE MARKETS,

Liverpool. June %. 345 D. m.-Beef-liodcrs arc not
Offering Pork-Hodcis ofer freely. Hams-The supply
f. In excess OF the demand. Bason-ioldr., oner fr'oy
ChccscThe supply il In OF the demand; American.
finest white and cc.ored aii at 40 Cd TalowIlodcts
Offer moderately spirits Of turpenne-Hoders ore mod
cratcly al Cd Holders ohcr moderately
common steady at Is lid Spot holders Offer freely
futures holders oher Moderately Wheat-Holders onef
sparingly. Flour-IIolc-rs offer moderately Coin-spot
and June steady At 81 did july steady a 81 I'd August
steady at 3s Sd Hops at London-Pacifc CoastHoders
not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
=, p p, TOE FURNISHING TERRA

/ corr, PIPE hND BRANCHES In the CITY OF
Washington ID. C.Onco Of the Comml',loncfS, Wnshhs
ton June Is lS9O.-Sc~d proposals VIII - fr,rlNu Nv
this onlcc until IL oclocs M on Ihur'ds6Do 'ny ~
6nch tcFa-cOtti PIPE, 200 lrrt cNo'ih'h
,crra.co,,, branches 1000 feet slnch trracotta pipe
600 feet Ie>G.inch ezra Gotta branches ioVou zee,
iolnch ,.rro.rotta pipe. 200 feet l5x6nch trotti
branches 600 feet ljnth terracotta p 1Vo iret ia
Gnrh irfrarotta Bfanchc. $500 icet 1Sn'h tta''ua
nine 400 feet Xlnch teTra.cot.a branches 1000 ,t
bI.nch terra pipe 200 f""t @iNbnch trfa.9"th
5I.inrh tcracotta pipe HANK forms
Of proposals. and specifications can be- ohtn'd at ms one
On appcation therefor together With all necessary m
formation and only bids these forms VIII o. cohsd.ru
The riaht il reserved reject ana All bids OF 1
hms HeJ " poIGLASS l.. q. HINE. II. NJ. ROBERT,
r.Ia.a.I nrarS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
4 FIRM or BROKERS FAIL.

The failure Of II. f. Huston d Co., cotton brokers,
was announced the Cotton Exchange shortly before
the closing hour yesterday H. f. Huston has been
buying heavily OF months cotton and the market
went against him. The failure will not amount 10
more than $4,000 10000 lie i "A young man
and had an Office the Cotton Exchange Building.
His partner is J. {. Everett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
Railroads

rs ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE Csrx
$50 M rAEs G6A VS. a. E2Et GiMiTEDdue
1920 4, Z, L5MI It.
10: A. H. Mdoo-SwEsTERN DAY ExrREss-daly escop,
4.5O +. M.-NoRTH. SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 8 rs M, Chicago = so y. M next
6.oop M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss--Dye Chicago
's2 Fg NIP ESf RISE MoSTHEAh AND MA
s MFHsG sT koTIs 80 ASD neS asy Ex
FIsS Si e SSE%byKeM poUaHKEEPsIgE RHINE Y
fi 80 th m 49, ANp p @ 80
seSess po t,55 co. II, s 90
AtbH R z ss 3d. go S5 80 o.? 70 70 g.
s. 80 3d. 20 g. ~ 10 O. % a'S%,
rrISs 60 AZ oS g. 3 e. 60 I'g S
tio 60 80 5 a. ~ 90 95O, zoo.
Il sS g. 10 Ss1' m, 90, 7so OILS
NIHGxEA FALLs-lo 20, 10 so m. 80. 100. $50.
sAnal5GAt 90. IL 80 a. M, 1880. 7;so p. M.
hbfho$b$$K Md s e. ssS e co.
AvhusS ohxEy sS AID sSa
Nils i2 p vi Via Harlem
is"i's srf ss Sc. SO e., "a
yew-YPrk; 1919 washngNn.st., 72e Fulton-st and 800
Express n sSSs% and baggage from
hotel, and residences through 70 destination.
tDaly except Sunday Other trains run run daily.
80 5ros So g. s sa ~ M and mid
neS5 i!S at r6 lsst1i! ''aSn GEORGE DANIELS
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
Proposals.
ROposALS FOR GRADING AND FILL,


ID ROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND FILL
L lNG.-Dcpot Quartcimaster's ONCE. Dayid's Island,
y Y. H. Junr 20 lS90.-Seacd proposals. IN triplcate.
viii De- received until IL 80 a. M Thursday July 10,
1870 and opened edaty thereafter in presence OF
attending bidders. for Grading and Filling 1000 yard,,
about required around new Barra0k at Davld's Island
>l Information furnished on application The right re-
served any all bids, and 70 waive d"iects
Endorse proposals, poPo'as Tor Grading and Filling
and address Captain j. Mel. HYDE Assistant Quarter
master. L. :. Army, Depot Quartefma-tr
OTARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Governors
" Island y. y. May 2S, s90Sealcd proposals in
trpcate subject 70 the usual conditions win b. recei! I'd
brre un,N 10 a. M, June - 1890. FOR supplying water
Tor u.e " Governor, Leland by pp' crossing Butternlk
Channel or o, accident u pipe by water Boat
during the fiscal year lsgO-9l The United state, re-
scryr, right reject any ali proposals All infor
nation can obtained At this Office Envelopes contain
nr proposals VIII De- marked Proposals for Water" and
addressed J. II. LORD Major and Quart"rmaSter, T. s. A.
II : TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office
u Supervising On-(i-neral. Marine -ptd Ser
Vice WASHINGTON D. G.. June % lS9o.-Scacd proposals
viii BE- received this once until ~ Monday July
bedding books &C.. fol th- use OF the Marin" nospit,
Ink June 80 1891. Schedules and further Information
NAV obtained upon application D. the und"rslen'd Inc
tight reserved 70 waive noraet ana 70 r"j"ct any
on All proposals. JOHN Is. HAMILTON, Supervising
,,rupfal. NJ. II. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
THE JUNIOR PARTNER WANTS MORE.

E. NJ. Van Tasel Co., proprletors of the large
grain warehouse and elevators at the foot Of West
Eleventh-st have dissolved partnership. and C. H.
illhouse, the JUNIOR partner, does think that he
mas received his share OF the proceeds, he has
brought suit n the superior Court to recover
1lOO,OOO, which amount he thinks he IS entitled To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
rican standard Of clas>inca.

The option market quite active ana very frehIar
Early in thr day there pretty good general buyins ana
prices advanced pa points t'adi~r Iiveiyool
Erzlug however then So In and Later IN The day th'tc
pas a failure q concern which was 'long Of near
months and 'shoIt Of late deliveries This aus'd a.
cidod break and options sold down Ia IL p'ht'
while months dropped 'G1 point III close. h"s
eyer was nrm this crop showing decline o. OR9 points
while next crop months Ia points higher than yes
tod. }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
THE COURTS.
.xorurR PHASE OF A CHURCH FIGHT

,s,ox or THE COURT OF APPEALS IN i"H
e,,,,.urN,s CONSOLIDATION CASE
The Court Of Appeals has vacated the md suh
COSTS 60 nv the General Term OF the oou'' VI
sol"e""' n,oas nm the application OF James M'''
oo'''"o =, q stephens Protestant Hp''''p
eao ,r,ich restrained the rector anu
- rroceedng 10 consolidation WIN iio's ,,s e.
(,,urch NJ Harlem. The application " ~. oh,rcb
o,ro, lanes Blackhurst, the treasure W A." hi,o
.. nv i,s seal TO the agreement Oh ,,,r ho
w,. interrupted by this injunction" WIZ
now renewed. -. I,ne 70 the Jury In
"'i' " srt % Mr. BacbhnrSt against '''e
VIZ ~ ,ohrrarIens and vestrymen pro"s" III "
ua.a ve,dict for the plaintln. his sun ~,
- a. .rouhlc AZ the Easter ecc'ioh "'' ~ 49,,
on,s oldatjonists declared to DC i"oe''' .a .,a,
.or re,ected the ballots OF ten heh wiz ~. ,.
tbcv were qualified TO vote. Inc jury 80. - h,.o
Wv nan were entitled to vote, WHICH "ouiu "',o
OF tsse nv" 80 If the rector majority IN
CIV" ~ sic, q now election was necessary pue
va n, the vestrymen few evenings ago t''
~ c. nos,tivey declined to order ahother speV'"
election. ,,,.,oo,s,. bave anned
since <bes the anticonsolidatohsts ha'c "Pp"'"
4. ,dce Rookstavcr. in the Court OF common fle@S'
~ an order directing the rector OF ST. stephens '"c
WI ploomer Hart to show cause why per-
,norv writ OF mandamus should not De lssueu oo'"
ceiling him to order another election inls was
,urnable Yesterday morning, but the case went over
antl Tuesday in order to give the rector time 10 pre-
pare his statement .,o
David Bennett King. who is asSocnlco VIII" tio
counsel for the Observation-Disclosures SAID yesterday
e., tho decision O, the Court of Appeals had reference
only 10 the Injunction winch restrained the rector ana
vnsirvmen from erecting a consolidation under tie
resolution passed February u at spscia hioc.ius
csoae 0hiccf was moi made known. Mr. King SAID
hst The people who passed that resolution Were now
ont OF Office 30 that il would not be carried mo env.
nnIess those who favor consolidation with Holy lFnIlI
Church OF Harlem were successful al the speeial
election whenever it is held. II the antlconsoldi-
tonsts were defeated. he said they would oppose te
consolidation in the supreme Court where the statute
provided questions of this sort should be taAcn M,
Charles Blandy of the counsel for the c9nsoiua
hon party however, holds that the decision leSazes
che action OF the old board taken IN February ana
entitled 10 exercise the functions OF the vestry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DECISION IN A PAST DUE COUPON CASE

II will he remembered that time ago simon
Rothschd the owner of 40 past-due coupons OF the
Denver and Rio Graude Western Railway Company
brought suit against the Rio Giande Western hal-
way Company to recover the amount of said coupons
The suit was brought Notwithstanding the TACT that
a reorganization had been perfected by the terms Oh
which the bondholders generally accepted per
cent bond, and that the bonds sued upon were inc
bonds Of the old company. An attachment was Oh
tanned in the first instance against the property Of the
company in this state. a demurrer wac interposed
on behalf of the railway company, on the grounds
that the plaintiffs complaint set forth no cause OF
action on which the defendant was liable. a de-
cision has just been rendered sustaining the bond
holder and overriding the demurrer OF the railway
company Judgment has been granted thereon with
costs. The defendant having mistaken the law OF
the case has been permitted upon the payment oil all
costs i'm the action 10 withdraw his demurrer and
II he has any defence to the complaint 10 put in an
answer thereto and go TO trial thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26

smyth and Assistant DistrctAttorney Bediord-Nos !"
@, Inclusive .,,, ,,.,o Cow,o 7
Court OF General Sessions-Part I1I-Bei6re loving -
and Assistant s:rict.Attorney GoH-Nos. l ana q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
" fOOI OF LIBkKrl-Sr. NORTH RIVER.
Tim. Table OF Jun" %, 1890.

| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" fooI a. LiEEEtEry- G N SO RIVER.
$50 n IhIs ssg2ns Allan Hen,
TNhlrs TamSqua Shamckin S,u6urV IcwsbGrs viii.
nor Sqaay, for E IA; ngtnhem Allentown
- fGI Lax 'Iop,SOnf and, and fr;t2pi Allen,
town ara ManG Sga G s9@aay S' Ie Snn Hop and
ana 90 for G Ts bna qsr VIZ GpsiSSns
scranton R'adng Harrisburg P9ttsyi" rama9ra sha-
Iof roaeh H1t paror Car to wlam.tort
h. Il G5 MaeG ha@E Ra"s aas%s
pots or sg4 sun Tor Ea'on Bethlehem Allen
% - p b. Tor Eis;on Dc,hlshcm Allentown. NAV
'It' ,, N, q; Tismi"Son Lake HopatcOns. Eas,On
r fs:s5 ess %s%'n Sss,onn M.ueA
ch9s RraS5 .da Sspf'y a. 30
and For d R"s Long s%9f S5Fy Pas 2r?ns rGSe
no. go 80 sSad SQ ad m do s S", ..s
s "a g. y9 so 30 sqt KevDss
For r. Lakc1ood Tons River and Darnecat 100 SIS
Fcr Reach Haven Atlantic City, vincland and Bridge
ton of 20 Frynod . sS p i5 1n5 a. m 80 80
( q $S 81: oS % 49, S g5 5o' 30 H. sun
days. FOR '' nov SS S{xp HGd S5h f2yT Esoyr &.
pranrh So AZ 80 -. 90 II 90 n. m, 0O. 3 ij
40 : 10 D. m. SUNDAYS. 30 a. m, 90 p.
For Atlantis Highlands 80. 90 a. m. q 20 Saur.
DAYS only -. 80, . 80 p N. sundays . 80 a. m.
" oE Lakcwooi Toms River and Borncca. 80, 40
I, m ! 90 3 - p. m. u,
For Flbcron Ocean Grove. Asburv PARK Point Pleasant
&c. At .'5 90. II 90 a. H. I 90 3D. 80 30
y. m. . ,,....n atlantic Cf,v yIneland Drdgo,o,
&c., 80 a. IN, 90 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
n ~ N.v,. Jersey philadalphil and Read.
,n, y II and I,altlnor" and ohio Il. X
III For fhadc lha at 80 il. 900. II 80 a. M. 80.
90 Z 20 co. 90 q 90. 80 y. ~, II Is night.
SiYV%DHYS, 90. II 90 a. m. 90. 800 s 90. 90
For laltnorc and Washington daily at . 90 II 80 Tex
Trains leaving at a. II 80 a. " 20 90, 90.
% n M 80 II pisht except SATURDAY Mt have con-
ncc,lon Tor Reading. Harrisburg PottsNille. Sc.
For Sunburv Eewisburg aud WilliamspoIt, via Phia-
dsInha al - a. IN. Il 80 Buffet parOr Carr. 30 p.
10 * midnight except SATURDAY night Sundays 2
seats be procured at a. FOL.
Az ott iiO 1913 broadway. ~ 6thave.. 26i West
ioith.st t25th-st, NeVYOrk Court-st.. $50
Tulton.st % Broadwuy Brooklyn. .
New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26

COTTON-On .he spot was dun and &c lower. Sales.
OF Port receipts to-day, tSG
bales against 1903 bales last week ana 3io bales M, ny
lns wear Since September receipts al III" I"> agrrc'
ratcd bales asaln~: 03l bales for the cor
responding time last year. -
Quotations based American standard Of cla>ihca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
Drn 0oo0s

NJ ARNELLOUo Glove Sale.-Eight- Button
WI opened dressed mOuquearrs reduced 10 SIC Beau
tiiul linen handkcrchets. Zoe piece. JAMMES, 10
West 3Oth.st. and 900 Broadway