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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06

The musicians playing in the orchoS-
ira at the Washington say Miss Annie
Prtrir is the finest singer they ever played
for on the Vaudeville stage.
-LosT-A ladies' gold watch vrry
SmalD with small chain attached. with
initials e. II" Inscribed on back case.
Reward forrrturn to Hugo Il SchmcItZcr'S,
Alamo Plaza. & & 3t
The Syndicate Boomer. the Times.
seems TO have no candidate for governor,
but it's most solid friend and supporter is
for IOgg.
Throwing spoiled eggs at a negro pro-
hibttOn preacher and interfering with a
census enumcratOr, might be considered
serious OtfenScS i'm the eyes of the law
But what's the difference.
The Twenty-third Infantry band will
leave for Bryan. Tex, Sunday. TO attend
commencement of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college.
The San Antonio Republican League
club will send full car load of delegates
to Austin on the nth. and they will not
ask the city to appropriate 800 for cham
pane and other SundrieS.
"A new social club room is being fixed
mp on Main plaza, in the Elliott building
No objections will be raised if the board
Of control will only keep the sidewalk
clear.
One United States census enumera-
tor while out in the suburban precincts
yesterday, was chased away from a house
by vicious and ignorant Mexican wO-
man who brandiShed butcher knife.
June %. the National Editorial Con-
ventiOn begins its session. Mr.. John II.
Copeland is the delegate from the Tenth
district.
Citizens should remember that the
questions asked by the city census enum-
orator do not require compulsory answers
You don't have to answer them. YOU
know.
Temporary letters of administration
have been granted by Private Judge
WunbaCh to l.. c. GrOthauS on the CS-
tate of the late Louis Stafal.
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
bytcrian church are having a lunch on
C0mmcrcG, street, at the usual place,
which will be continued tonight.
AT the monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association it was de-
Cidrd to have an excursion for the mem
beers and their friends 20 San Marcos on
July 4th and at the same time attend the
ChatauQua there.
There will be regular meetings at the
y. NJ. {. A. rooms every Thursday night
for the purpose of studying the intrrna-
tiOnal Sunday school lessons. They will
be free to everybody.
One of the most successful saloon men
in San Antonio. who is about 80 years old,
has never taken drink Of whSkcy in his
life. He occasionally drinks only a small
glass of city beer. He says ''whi>kpy is a
cool thing to sell but very poor thing to
drink"
The JOkcrS met last night. elected a
new player, pitcher, and acted upon the
question of entering the state tournament
at Bracket. July I. which is not yet de-
cided. as they do not know how many
clubs will enter, there being only two
prizes to contest for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Deals and the Prices They Bring
:. NJ. johnson to H. Klaus. lot 10, block
;, city lot 6, $50.
Merchants and Mechanics y. & L. as
ISOLATION to J. Watson. lots :, 10, II, T.. a.
35, 36, 81, city lot 1872. San Fernando street
5000
w. p. and Ida Hunter to Merchants
and Mechanics b. & l.. association, the
above described property, $1,000.
Peter RipStein and others to Daniel
Sullivan. 800 acres Of survey 151 on the
SaladO, $13,75O
Gustav and Margarrtha SchOenert to
NJ. p. Andrews, lots II and Is, city lot 81
West Commerce and FriO streets. $1,000
Adam Brendel to H. Breniel. lots and
10, block y. city lot 16l, 300
Laura A. Morrison and daughter to
John j. Burke, Onehalf of lots | and B.
block IS. on Maverick street, $500.
G.. w. Elliott to J. w. Woodbridge, lot
on North Flores street, 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
DO you WANT

DO YOU WANT
the best refrigerator made? If so,
don't buy before you have seen our
Self Ventilators."
DO YOU WANT to enjoy cooking
these hot summer days? Get a
Monarch Vapor stove.
Do YOU WANT the best ice cream
freezer? Get the White Mountain.
For other seasonable goods as bath
tubs, fy-traps, fruit jars, milk shak-
ers, beer coolers, beer pumps, ETC.,
call on WAGNER & CHABOT'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
MCDONALD BROS.
Mill Bridge and Houston St. Markets
REFRIGERATED MEATS

Six delivery wagons. Houston st.
Market open all day. 4-23-3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
Suit for $3.50.

A suit was filed this morning in the
Forty fifth district court by the Baker
Wire company, dealers in heavy hard =
ware, of DeS MONIES, Ia. against c. A.
Piper, Henry NJ. SchultheSS and +. A.
Piper, for a debt of S7.549.27, and $1,000
damages and to reScind contract.
The original petition of the plaintiff
sets forth as cause of action that or va
riOuS and Sundry times in the years 1899
and 1890 the plaintiff was induced to sell
to defendants on credit various Quanti-
ties of heavy hardware, this being done
on defendants representing that they had
assets far in excess of liabilities, where
as the plaintiff alleges the liabilities
of the firm exceeded its assets
That on or about the first DAY
of March, the firm, composed of c. A.
Piper and Henry NJ SchulteSS. made over
and conveyed to F. A. Piper all goods be-
longing to the firm, with intent to defraud
the plaintiffs of their just rights, to the
damage of the plaintiffs in the sum of
$4,000. which they want besides the debt
of $3.50.
AUCTION SALE. HEADQUARTERS
Department of Texas, Office Chief Quarter
master. San Antonio, Texas, June 3 1890
There will be sold by public auction at
the Post Of San Antonio, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of July, 1890 at 10 o'clock
a m, five ~ frame cottages. Stua-
ted south and west of the San
Antonio Depot. Purchasers must re-
move the buildings within 20 days
Terms, cash on day of sale. Z. b.
ATWOOD, Assistant QuartermaSteT, U. s.
Army, in charge of Office. IS 4t-72 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Tips & Silvertnorne-Presc
druggists. 1l-17-1y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ANEX-CONTICT STIBS TVO MEN
ONE DEAD AND THE OTHER - CRITICAL co.'s
prTIoX-ruE ASSAULT UHPROvoKED.

ONE DEAD AND TuE OTHER - CRITICAL Con
DITIoX-TuE ASSAULT UHPRoVoKED.
James Smith known as the fiddler" a halter and
an cx.convict who had until recently been employ"
in Hcrmann's hat factory at IIuntHrlon and ''bine'
stS Newark wa. arrested Yesterday afternoon chnrg
with murder. At 40 p. u. smith. VINO h" pee"
dismissed from the shop last week on account OF h'-
Incorporate habit. entered the plant-fhop oi the
factory facing IN Catin-'t. Pushing lns "aN tl''a~H
the steam which cmanatcd from ioar oaildr'h'' Ac
suddenly appeared at the sd Of the sfop steward!
George Hastings. smith was drunk and attacked
Hastings.
You had better step outside smith, sa'd IIa~'inr'
in a conclat,ry tone. or the bosses may have Sou
arr-steG.7
~You are here and l am out, ard | walt f. talk T.
vou,7 answered the other. If You are shop 'ic"
ard You Will have 10 listen 10 me-
George Nolz. Of the eight men employed lh
the department. took Smith BY The arm and attempted
20 lead him away. bat IN instant the drunken man
had drawn a huge knife. and attempted t. plunge il
into the pcaccnakcr's side NOlz sprang "-'d' ia thc
TO evade the blow. While the mel stood afAa''
for moment smith pluar'd Ia, knife Almost t '''
bilt INTO IIa,t!rgs's breast Frederick Butler "".
man. atelped tD di-arm smith. but IN al Instant i1r
knife in In. hands Of tire drunken had cnt-.ci h-
bowels where three inches 4 The blade hro"c VA
With one accoid ne mon ln the shop rushed e.
smith and powerful how from a. athletic A'tr
stretched him at their feet. smith "a' securely i''
with ropes and telegraph Inc a-e was t'Nt D."
Poiicc l.-tdCuart-r-. Thr anb' laur' Nhs Ai'o 'u.
mnuod and th. wounded men were icn)F'' 10 '''
C7iy Hospital. where Histns. di,d a, ',.D ','' . =.
kutlor', condition B., very cilt al lla 'iiF' 'tE
"a vidng ara a las,o family o. children in ilf.i -.
N,n.rl Lrtlcr e als, married. a.H lN'. 4n -.N.
-ixihs. 10th men ~cfc over hitN gear. oli- -ii
wa. taaen into custody by Oitc '"hncl h'd N' .''
mn at the Iorril Precinct. IL b-ar an rn"'i' N''
rtnui,t.o on having served iwO rn, ia the ffi h'r,
.,r ASSAULT AID Battery. 'u TIE occasion "l ~ "a
trial Ha.,lI-s had testified actlr.t hir "il i D.
h,llnv,d th.t r,vcucc Wa the sole motVc ip' ~.
murder. ,, ,. r,,ic..
~ 40 last night smith was awalcucd hrilic Ju'l''
rrdr~o md va. held for trial OF charge Vi llu'N''
,nd attempted murder. hc wa' aitV"aid ia.0n 10
a.. E...x C-u,tv jail. The ,.rsncr', ia,u- VIII
he held probably tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE UNPOETTc SIDE Of IT.
From The Washington Post.

II during the performance Of the orchestra. and
sharps and Nat, PLAYED tag with each other with a
brilliant dcXtcrity that c0nfusiQg unless yOn
happened 10 be used tO Il. There Instrumentation
till YOU couldn't rest. snd 10 the cniaptureh dcnihcn
nj the udtOrnm 1t seemed that the celestial gates
had opened long enough 10 let An angel come down
and hum tune two lIut - the man who stood
back on the stage. II different. lie is the
poor fellow who always sees the brick walls and the
iI painted canvas. win the rOngh supporting lumber
After a long. weird wall from tho vioGs that shakes
the soul. he hears
bonner. ! ped SIX tollars dot string vas
gOin 10 prgkc pODli gwlck.'
\ little skim through the aerial hcighs Of melody.
llimmcll Who Is der reason dot my mOosic vas
OOp-it" down y
\ burst II harmony.
say can't you keep Your feet under yer charl
Whrr do y0d think Son arc In bed ?"
4 long culver Of sonOrOus ccstacy
II yOn oould keep your nlccn bow oud OF my ear.
maype YOU could hliy chO)st a veil, and IT,
80 II went: and the man back on the stage said hc
wondered whether that crowd ont In front thought
that music was made by superior beings, and What II
pack Wild enthusiasts they were To make so much
fuss over such practical piece Of business
The back on the Stage. who never has good
time himself l. always wondering how other people
be foolish to enjoy themselves Poor fellow
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
4 srRAyGE ELECTRICAL SPRING.

From The Philadelphia Times: Texas dispatch.
4 spring the water Of which l. Of a >ineuld: nature
has recently made It's appearance on The premises "i
Andrew Henderson. OF th!s town lHgcin- "a Wei Iib
,;.el Mr. Henderson removed several lncncs oi nmc
.t,r- rock and came acro-s This spring two or thrc'
f~-t below TIC surface o' the earth, thu, cvin- -
outlet. ,.,
Wi.hng to &. its dr.nlablc qualities, H. procured
a cru and stopped down 10 dip up some "i TIC Nncr
INT in SO d0ng Ia hand slightly submerged. ana
N. received a shock Of electricity 90 powerful a. -
nearly Anocl. him down. ~. Henderson "fyie fif
inc an account o. his discovery 10 an electrician III
Houston 50 no came down to visit the spring al once
lie examined aud tcsicd the power Of III" water ana
pronounc-, il hcav ~ Charged Nlth electricity. 1mS
hc saws j.. owing the dissolution Of cettn metal,
I'm Some su0erancan laboratory Of natGic own ~tch
discovery - Of interest nnt only 10 the s'cnthc
world bt without doubt be of ncstiMaDlt Na.ur
10 nauknd for water fun Of rcvlviiying power viii
be % bcnci: 20 the weak and ailine.
our lttlc town. with such attraction tor lnVdhdS
and provided with convcncnccs In the way Of bath
house, bids fair t. become the greatest health .or
in the world. The aged mother ol Nj. lIcnd r>pn who
has been hopeessy AFFLICTED fOr the last twcN years
with rheam6tlsm, has already nearly cured herself Of
daily bath IN the electric water and says ~hc feels
years younger.
The negroes OF the place, however. regard the
ter a, something horrible and my>c-ous. and openly
declare tnor belief that The s.rcsm burst mp from In
cifcr's caldron, merely cooling Oh the way, bat
retaining all its diabolc powers.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
MEMBERS OF CONFERENCE.
4 LIST OF TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
GUESTS AND THEIR HOSTS.
THE SERVICES TO BEGIN IN THE CALVARY
CHURCH THIS EvENING-COMMlTTEES
ACTIVELY AT wORK-TlIE OF.
FICIAL VISITORS.
FICIAL VISITORS.

As published ~ The Tribune Yesterday. the Kew
York and the NcwNor East Conferences Will begin
their session, % day. the former meeting in the Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church a seventh ave- and
Onc-hunGrcd and twenty ninth ST. and the latter In
IN. symmetrical Church IN Brooklyn.
calvary Church is reached from the West Side
Elevated railrcad station at one hundred andtycny
hfth-st. and thc Third ave. from the one hundred
AID twenty -rinth.t. station for those who desire
f. Walk or one hundred and twenty hiihSt. station
FOR those who prefer 10 take the cable ears to seventh
ave. Visitors viii find at the church to day
t. give them desired inf nat.on rccarir- tie location
of their respective places Of entertainment and for
such other matters they may require. The first
WORK Will be the examination Of The various ca>-c,
al the church thl, morning At 10 O'Clock. VI 30
D. ill., the officers aud managers 0f the Ministers
Mutual Relief society viii meet in the audience room.
and AZ the same time the oicrr and the managers OF
the Church Suscnatiou society Will meet in the
lecture ROOM At : 80 y. the Conference Temper
amcc society will hold business meeting III the
lecture room. Tie Lubc programme begins At O'cocK
when tho Conference Veterans Association Will be
addressed 10y ihc Ecv. 4. aohrivor and General o. O.
Howard.
ThA, the visitors and the member, OF the Conference
uay hrow where their associates are staying during
the Conference WccA a l-t ne, been prepared show
ing tie name each guest. hs host and The address
The Official visitors ale:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
corprcNrypARs FOR TO-DAY.

Srr~.ne Cont -tiencral Termioce continued 49,,
Sttr.-1. ioult-l ya4lcis BEFORE Andrews, J'-NONOh
.,.f.t.r No. / 10 g. coll.d az II o 'ipck =, A
,unrcmc Court->pc.ial lcrM-PArs ana b-Au'
lolfald fOg the torn. ~ rrr and rVAd.
% ~rora,c's coG-t, Before Ransom. S-Moton caenI1
80 ..n n, WI. o(Nllian \. E'rd ana LOhl'e oe"ui'"
10 90 a NJ. 80 Wolate ,alensal. D.,....
~ ,c,i,r Court >pee. .1 I~riu-lbc!orc elpOFNAi i
CO.. an sieike ". Metropolitan Elevated RAILROAD Oom
iany - ,....,- .r,rr. ,c,orrncd for the term
-,i.r'or Coult-rr.al 1eini-Parts /, III and Ll-Au'
tonon Fc.s-,icneral iournsd until Apra
..,,,on I.a. SPECIAL i,rrl-BffoGe Aurn, NVe'on'
.",,on plcas-Tral Term Parts and ll-Adoufned
Tor ne t%s' % General Term Adjourned for the term
Nv Court Special Tcrni-Dciorc "legcrcn' J.-Mo-
u'sriy cour,-ltlal rern--iaIt l-Ac.ouFned until TO-
"o,.9vv cour,-rral Teru.-Pars II aud III-Adlourned
FOR tar term. .... p,~ ~ S,,ef,i calendar
oirf Of ,.,ntril Sessions Before iN1-'Tau D.
.Ootr. 90. ns ~ u a III ~, :, ,,,,,-c Martina 1 -
to'f. o. Ger, RAJ Sc>sions-Prrt il-brioF' M'r'ihe -
",, m General sc.-on.- Pant lll-pcfore Recorder
s,., .,tl'-COurt opens 81 il Il. u
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
uITc OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mr., Evauycl!uc l.. Hamilton made an apph'"loh
,h,t.h her counsel charles l.. Fuller before JuuFe
Andrew, IN the Supreme Court, 'hanioer'' Yesterday
far an orier requiring Robert Ray Hamilton /" p"' "
'' ..., - money sufficient for her to defend the
49,, ,,.,r,tcd by him for the annulment Of their
,o,-,q-. rh. fudge reserved his decision.
Robert L. Waters was employed by the city ior
three wear, and nine months rs surveyor ana civil
engineer I'm laying out new parks within the Guy
rr,,. lie turned in bin for Sloo.o9s 10 ray,
,',.. va. refuse and Wd.crs brought SUIT IN me
s,nr,ulr Court T. recover the amount Inc casc W.
s' ~ J sergeant cram. referee for ihvestlsn.ioh
h dccisiou The r. isicc fled his report Yesterday
IT, NV Matters $4,000 for services, "a ,1oo lor uis
iur,cmcnts and $ll6 FOR printing.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
The corr rs.


CONTEST OVER II. c. HANENENER, WILL.
The contest of the Will oi Hector e. haVeHeyer
wo, tc,nn before Surrogate Ransom le''HTdN IN
Jude Enoch l. Tanrhcr appeared for inc coN'os'a"'',
Edy'he and william +. iavemcycr' IT, '"'i''c" "
tho late Hour, Havemeycr, brother o' the tc''a'or'
IT,. Zoo. and Clar, and cN surrogate Rollin, ap-
uca,,d for the defendants. The principal ground q
contest is m. sixteenth clause OF the WILL "hich
provides that s20o0 0Oo Pee held IN trust hy the tesa
tors mother ani divided %, she se's 1T among the
ocrp,~i.ions ani o.iat.on, named IN the New
Yorh Ch,ritics DIRECTORY. published bY IN, Oharlt,
6r,anl,aiiDn society. The contestants declare thAi
lis n-l, l.on f. too indefinite 20 De- valid, ana -
jude Ianoh'r snd y'.,crGav that h' woEf not op
pose the entry ot decree admtiin- thc WI % pro-
valld,.cd Tie surrogate reserved his deci'ion
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
WEETCHED CHILD PrRSE-N4KERS.
vIolArl5Ss Of LAW REVEALED ny \ TOUR OF
FACTORY INSPECTORS.

vIoL,rI5Ss Of LAW REVEALED ny A TOUR OF
FACTORY INSPECTORS.
A,.ls,an, Factory II. pccor John Francy and Deputy
r,0i.rt i,snc,tYr pc0r-r Mcnay made a tour n tho
t.,.,,..t ..ioti,. Yesterday whore purses are madc
ID ordered large number oi Violations Il the factory
Lass. 10 lc icnci.cd. Nearly all he hands employ ed
IN the pur-cmaliug t.7,dc little more than children
,,ho receive 80 cents gro-, for making leather
pur-c- Will clasps and at thi, price, by working ten
hours "A day sundays included they average about
L., 80, a week Tic rooms In the tcncmcntS whcre
fi. work IS carried on were in most cases In hlthy
condition with poor sanitary Arrangements.
The rooms %, samuel >'hwar1hari IN the rear Of
No - Escx ,t were the first yi,lt'd Here four
ln,s ard one girl the oldc, ,cvcni-cn and one under
fourteen. were seat home and told 10 20 10 school,
At No. .ui Delaney ,t.. on tho -lNth hoor. on" boy,
eleven wears old who hah never been - school was
sent home Ia three rooms, on Tie third ioor u NO.
i Wlllc't st., the iu pcc'or. "clc told they Woild
md 4 number Of ,uAll children at work. hni only
tlr,.. lo,.. all o.cr fourteen year, wcrc found M
Lcnlamiu Willci.k- 80. l@j Henry IT, eighteen boys
and ole lrl were found. fourteen of whom were under
.l.liccn v,.,r- one under fourteen ycar> was sent
home and two others Vho could not read or Writo
ac.r Ordered 10 work and 90 10 school a bright
lffl. lnt II flurt.sn acted Interpret p and said no
would u.c TO 20 ul,lt school, only they would not
l,i him ! Nr. Jaucy wrote note 10 !. j. llaefcrN.
rln,lpa 81 Grammar hool No. =. at 80. Ii Henry
st.. q sing him 4" receive solomon Levi Nh"' ~ uAc
way, SAYS he j, AN iii.lmau and looks II.
"a So J., Clinton t.. one small slchN boy undci
lult.t'l sent home. and Il No. Norolh 81, hNo
sent hoirc because thcy could not read or Nrt' aid
Uefr uniy thirteen isif, 0i age. Mr. frh'A rAN'
that oul5 a few # thc room, 10 icncncnt i1,3rl,s
ai' it 90 work in. Ih" work ~ m'pccuDh VIII pc
continued 10 day ufNrl Trades.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
DECISIONS Is THE SUPREME COURT


washiuson March 3i.-1hc proceedings In the supreme
Can't of m. United states to-day were as follows
ST. 4l.,-Jnme. ". tlwel trustee etc., appellant az,
di'1 ~ W,~,inS f. nathaway executor. etc. plan,iG
In ,,ror aet the National Bank. Cambridge Jucs'
"e@t r'g,ga cS pStc In the matter the Louisville
undcrwrter Of Loai.ye Ky pr9eeis, ., the :, r,al
sA pas tompy S IaS ' of St Paul. MINI
pctto@Sr rct,on. writ ot prOhbtiOnIo de|sd in
,E No. as s'Ma% tSs MercnnS Mutual Company
judemcn, acirmcd Win hosts costs ,amOs,a,r.x etc. ct a
3d. osa'g asI Julius IL "'h ho.Snstcn ct Degree
"''g VA. sd 2S7 and ssfhe oregon Railway and Na,
eaon cenpan p1 |" rirS, jaSgmss, sSyerSa ,y WIN
S, aud causes rcnandca with direction TO grant ne"
sa s'Ta oss9 S%' S, :S fS IS the the Ss'@ SsSs q
we''sTo'' o ppGes%t ls%tr,,s ss' cdsts s
to o be paIH 9 Eli for o' want Of jurisdiction
United states Motion TO ,ancc gacd sa1se b.top 10
''' S Irs;s co%Wgsqy Wgs. Of Tr"f0F''
No 27s-Thc DAYTON Fort Wayne and NhfssNw Nhf wo,n. n,
road Company, appellant, a2t The "r'ht ho'omo''0
10 1.27a-rhe Central Trust Company of Ne"'forN'
'p'To5 asi~rGe Dayton Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
'0'S no tai iri:. co"Eyany of N'~SOrN'
appellant g The Grant LgS%oS gr@rs Hon,nr %Urs Of Newyor
appcllsnt agt n Motions to dismiss or anTm
No. Eiil-qhe United states. appeans ast' the Cen
till pacnc Railroad ,ompanN . ...,,. an,
no iie2 The Central Pacific Railroad company aP'
peii~nt agt the United States. Motion to saNah'o Suo'
miitsd. .-,,..,. ~, Cr,n.
Manufacturing Company II al. Dlshiss'u WI"
cr.ts pur,uant 70 thc Tenth Rule. pa ,,
\, 90 -Ioui, NJ. Blades. appellant aft hthu Nin'
N,v 4 Co Dismissed with costs, pursuant 10 the i'""
"'No el-rhe United States, plaintiff. act. Leslie g.
No 90 Frorgc l.. Thaycr, trustee. pantia in error
ag' Peter Butler. receiver etc. ,-,,,, Il, amor
No c05-Peter Buter. receiver, etc. pain'n III e'ror'
'7No 5ie.rh~ Pacific National Bank Of Boston plain
tr In error act Mary j. Eaton Motion TO advance SUD
mltt"d. Ill ~ ,,,ood cornoration
No lG6-Thc Nashua and Lowell Ral,on ,9'poiae'"n, p
,,il,nt act the Boston and Lowell Railroad Corpora
ton ct al Argued 49,. -, ,..oh mai,
No II. original eNparte-ln the matter oi '"'oo ""'
notltloncr Argued. -, . ,.uo,,.. ~os
rhr d,v calendar for Will be as follows n.s'
ga 10 original 2Jl 80, 537 253. 2o0 2o ana oJ'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
4 CR0SsrOWy ROAD TO ISSUE BONDS.

spccial meeting Of the stockholders OF the Netropos
tan Gross Town Railway Company held ve'teua, Nv
the oaice Of David LcNentlitt couLcl Tor the company NJ
400 Drcadway The called % authorize ''o
sso O; bonds to the amount COO the money 10 ~
used In the building and ca, ipment Of the road ana r'
tuition authorizing such issue Wa passed unanmousN'
The bonds will draw PEI cent interest Will run Unity
years and Will be- secured by mortgage upon all ~
r q, tho road An Of the stockholders present or
80 -, rrovlcs it wa, aid The road incor-
ro,,tcd a year ago with capital Of $500 ooo 1t VIII
run cars rom the randst ferry TO the HoDoAen feny
at West Fourtceath.sA
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
BASEBALL ~ 4 SNOWSTORM.
Nrw.YORK DEFEATS \ LOCAL TEAM-uPHoLD'
INC JOHN NJ WARD.

Nrw.YORK DEFEATS \ LOCAL. TEAM-UPHoLD-
ING JOHN NJ WARD.
The local baseball clubs made another brave eHors
10 play baseball Yesterday. but with only parldi
success At tic Polo Grounds the New-forA ana
Uackctt { Carhart teams crossed bats, but the eo'
weather and snowstorm stopped the game at the enc
Of the sAth inning. The New Workers. errors wer
not SO claring as those Of their opponents, ana t
commercial champions were beaten by the following
score:
New York Observation-Disclosures. >
IaChctt ( al hart ...........--. v
4 few benumhcd. shiNcrins mortals wi'hesse" inc
game at Rldgcwood Paik between the BrooAfh As'o-
cation and the Albany teams. The game was "eh
PLAYED ard was exciting. in spite of the weather. te
home team winning on the nagroweNt margin. Inc
snowstorm stopped the game at the close OF the
seventh inning. Lynch pitched the last Two innings
for the home team The score
brooklyn .....................2 4 >
Albany ............l q o-b
Judge Lawrence in the supreme Court yesterday
handed down a brief opinion upholting John W
Ward I'm the suit brought against him ny the Me'r"-
no,lt,n Exhibition Company 10 restrain him foi,
u,aying with any but the Ncw Norh Lcatn' DE- b 49,,
Cmb. The opinion says. ~ am hiorue", ~ =,
counsel for the plaintiff thai they 90 nor 'h'rnu ,' "
submit a brief in tris case. ard as am of th' "pi.y.
that the contract referred 10 in tie compliant = ".o
which conr, of equity VIII nni cAtoece, Iuu.nt"ss
will he granted ds missing the complaint VIII Gusts,
The New -Nori League and metropolitan h"'es VIA
play at the Polo Grounds to day