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city. lie is large, handsome man with full beard
and an Intellectual Of head aud countenance, who
would attract attention in any assemblase. beSiues
possessing an excellent voice, he is ready speaker
who IS always listened to With attention. Mr.. HARTLEY
is a sharp. keen business man who IS consulted as an
authority in Philadelphia upon mechanics in general
lie began to learn his business when only sixteen years
old. He made rapid progress and WAS soon appoln'eo
foreman OF the Port Richmond Iron Works, Of which
he was an incorporation Mr.. Hartley is of the
original members of the association.
Colonel E. d. Meier. of st. Louis is one Of the best
known representatives from the West. He is native
OF the city where he lives and is man OF mark in his
business. He is q veteran of the Civil War; in which
he made an enviable record. For the last twentyour
years he has been in the general machinery business
being AZ present manager Of the Hene Safety Boiler
Company, Of st. Louis. He is tic coauthor OF sew
eral mechanical works, and has contributed many ar
tcles to scientific publications. lie Is member also,
of the American Institute of Mechanical, Mining and
Civil Engineers, and delegate TO the first meet
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Jrs7IcE DISPENSED wITH A FIRM nAND
,.oGr MARITIME SHOWS 40 MrRcY FOR YorHG
WALLACE AND LowIrz.

WALLACE AND LoWIfI.
po,o-, woll,cc and Ignatus y. fowitt. who
,oi,d entity lcf.r, Judge MARITIME {" grand larceny
:, The frat degree in stealing bonds OF the Vano ~
10000 from John H. Wallace Of N''iA'' ""''"','
vrr. taHcn TO tho General sessions S'.''"'' -.
so,.t.uce Young Wallace had been tN""u WIN r'''''
r,,dnc.s by his nnclo John H. Walnce, ana had r.
c,rd , Good salary and was obtain a share of his
.,cl.,s estate on his death rc soyS that LoVH1'
,rbn was formerly 70 boodSecpcr. pcr-uaiw MN -
commit a small theft and then by threats ana per
~uas!on induced him To take arE'r sums nom "'
uucle The two young men finally aSrceu 10 "'c an,
tho country and young Nnllacc went I" inc '''o
deposit company where his uncc'' bonds Wcfr N'p'
and ,tnc1 the vault The thieves ncd 10 Havana.
~ Iudc. Gildersecvc was their counsel ana he
torcd plca Of guilty for his clients AFTER he under
stood that District. Attorney Fellows would JOIN In %
recommendation that the Gc'cudaat' be sent 10 j''
rlni,, Rcforma,ory Mr.. Fellows, it i said, dI
make such recommendation bni he go not MANU-
any public statement N relation To- the case
Judge MARITIME has been overwhelmed with Appeals
from the friends Of WaJcc and Lowtz for 'lcmen'y.
w,u,co,s father IS n reputable citizen OF Pt;sDurS and
/ 1oyyitz Is the son Of a wealthy merchant who died
several year, ago. The crime committed by wallace
.,d I,itz VAS however oic OF special mcanue's. AID
Judge Martuc re, ted al tho pleadne' OF the pH'-
oncrs' friends.
lie said In sentencing the prisoners ycrtcrlay This
theft was bold and deliberate on" and Is not case
where the comnital Ia the Elmira Kcformatoy wouid
bc q fitting pnni-hmcnt. You, Wallace, robbed your
best friend the bcnciactor who had given Yon evoFy
/ onportunlty 10 acquire position and Wthlth ION.
InwItL have been for years living on Oh" bo'ers 81
crime. Accus atoms have been made against yon anu
although YOU have not been convicted oi crime Your
character has not boon good. II such crimes as yours
could be punished by imprisonment IN the rciNnIatolN
any thief WHO Ind stolen large sums ot money could
hope after spending year or year ana nan IN -
rciormaory school 20 be free to enjoy MS III goucn
wealth 49,,
rho judg. sentenced each Of the prisoners 20 eight
years and eleven months In the state prison. Wal
lace appeared stngscr for moment as sentence was
/ pronounced The accused men might have been pun
! ishcd with ten years imprisonment.
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J. Bromich Topeka, Kan Charles II: shaw, Denver
Col: ". S Mallory d Co., Chicago Ill
CONSIDERING SUPERIOR CITY COURTS.
FAyoH1NG THE ADJUSTMENT OF THAT OF
BUFFALO-IMPORTANT ACTION RE
GARDING BROOKLYN.

The Committee on Superior City Courts OF the
Judiciary Convention. held another meeting al eN-
surrogate ROllins's Office 40 81 Nassau st. yesterday
afternoon The members present were Dance IT,
Rollins chairman: william G. Greene sccrc'ar! 3
william Il. Uornbowcr, Franklin Bartlett "corge ~
REYNOLDS and Thomas +. Pearsall. Tho resolution
passcd al the last meeting favorng the aoohS"'e"' VI
tlc Supramc Court of Buffalo was called mp again.
,nt . motion 10 reconsider il was lost ana 50 tlc
committee Will report 10 the convention that u iavors
abolishing that court 40 action was taken III rcler
cncc 70 the courts Of this city, so tat the icso'
passed at the last meeting will probably be contained
IN the report OF the committee 10 the conventions
important and probably final action was taken IN re
rard n the CITY Court Of Brooklyn. This was the
no.saoc Of resolution containing the following section
which IL Is proposed 10 introduce into the Jrdclary
Article of the State Constitution, as amended By te
Convention:
Tho CItv Court Brooklyn is continued by The nare OF
the Superior Brooklyn with the powers ana urs
aictsa IL now and such further ciNl ana er"Dna
ir sdcon as may be conferred by law The said court
.ha be composed hree judges in onco at the aoo
ton of this article and their SUCCESSORS ana one addoha
Judge The Judge. said court in Office at the adopoh oil
ms article oro continued until the expiration OF their terms
chief Judge shall be appointed by tho Judges OF sau co"
from their number who shall act as ench urk n's
ac,,l term Vacancies in the OF the judges OF ad
court occurring Otherwise than by expiration OF term sha
he flied in the same manner az vacancies In the supreme
Court The first OF the additional Judge oil sara
court shall take place the next annual election amer me
,doDoo OF thi. article. The Legislature may pToNlu' '
detailing Judges Of court 10 hold circuits anu sp
terms OF the supreme Court in Kings County IS The puohc
interest may REQUIRE. ~,
Tho committee viii hold another meeting at the same
rlocc on July H. at IL O'Clock A. m. ana ina, VII
pnrobl. hn tbe last meeting OF the committee before
the Convention rcassenbles in Albany on August D.
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FOE THE NEW MCNICTP1L BUILDING.
, coMMITrrE TO BEGIN EXAMINING SITES
pRovIsIoYs OF THE LAW.

Tho noord OF Commissioners authorized to erect tle
ncw Municlpal Buildns held meeting FcSVc'u'' AZ
tho MAYORS Office ard took the first steps W"'u uo
ginning tho work. The board Is composed vi VIZ
shining Fund Commissioners with the keHS'er' 0''
rorate and County Clerk added 1t was inc h'N' ''o'
ING since the law amended providing for inc con
t,ctlon NJ the building outside of the city nan ParN.
The site must however. be contiguous thereto MI
thc Commissioners except Surrogate kan'"" VIZ
present on Controller Mycrs's motion Mayor "r"''
vas elected chairman and Deputy Contolcr hohHu ~
stogTs SECRETARY. , ,o
,ftor tho amended law had been partially ielu ''0
Controller reported the action aken under nc lyncr
law Prizes acgregang $4,000 had ~ch V.r'" n ii
mans for a buildlng IN the park seven Mct U ~
iicnt in mans which had never been opcn'i ~.
Co~tr-,ller doubted whether they wOh now ." VI 2"
nsc lie suggested however. IN" apron men, ="
committee, I, examine them and 10 aNad 'P' PrH;1,'
Chamhrrlan Grain inquired if Tho prtNnt M ,b
pns,es I'D the ncccss1ry power over 1ior, De -, ~,
i,rmcr Hoard. Tho question was reieETcd u" '''P'''
lion Counsel Clhrk. ,,, r,u,, ucglstcr
r.it1gcra n and Controller Myers 10 select ~, IA .'
ncirht@rhTI Of CITY Hall Park and report uw,r I'll
Gin ions n IA" Commission. The committee w 80,
,srir Inst>~tlou II sites next "Wednesday. ne '"H
mission adjourned 70 mtct AZ the cal OF the "''o
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NONE or THE CASES LIhELl ~ bE fh ~ H.
r,,,, prop1r WHO WERE POISONED BY THAT
ZOE CREAM GETTING ALONG ALL RIGHT.

TIE PEOPLE WHO WERE POISONED by THAI
ICE CREAM GETTING ALONG ALL RIGHT
The condition Of the persons VINO We're lI""o ia
=, oti,, nosonod ice cream bought at ID. Brinhnahhs
confectionery store was general topic for converse
ITO, in that nelrhborhood yesterday DR.. L. l.
prodsb,,r Of No 154 East Seventy fourthst, sara 10
rcn,rtcr Yesterday afternoon There has beoh
big scare M in my ncchborhood. bad IN ali nice"
cascs mostly adults The patients all showed sIlhhl
svr,ntons and were attacked with violent MS "i
vomiting and purgirg about two hours a'tcr haF'"s
esten the ice cream. ! consider the poison u hiNc
ton veriiers auh treated them for that MY patent
uron rcroyerv were extremely weak. have no luca
that any Of the cases will prove fatal 1t was only
the vanilla cream that caused the mischief
II was learned that other physicians in the neigh
borhood who had large number Of these cases hao
lr,urht their patients through the Illness IL safety
II was reported that the sample Of cream first sent t.
the chemist OF the Board Of Health was found t. con
tain no trace Of poison. and il was thought that tlo
sampe was not taken from the freezer which caused
the trouble but that harmless cream had been sub
stituted DR.. Bradshaw, however, secured some 81
the cream which caused the illness IN Nr. Joseph $
family and sent il 70 the Bo1,I Of Health Yesterday
af,..rnoo- ANALYSIS. Dr. Ecclc, who wa seen lN
his laboratory Blceckcr and Mulberry SIS. NcN"r
dav said that this last sample was h"ing anaNz"d.
imt that the ANALYSIS would not be finished bcip hic
n nicht he said that it often hard 10 detect
poison in ice cream which had gwen evidence Oh DcI"s
poisoned. g.
Henry Never, the young German employed h'
BrnEmaDn. who arrested and charged with putting
poison In the ice cream which caused the sickness,
was arTaicn-d the IOkvillc Police Court yesterday
morning and was remaudcd.
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BOILER-MAKERS AT WORK.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND DAYS
SESSION.
ELECTION OF oFFICERs-REPoETs OF COM
MITTEEs ON APPRENTICESHIP AND IN
sURANcE-sKETCHEs OF SOME
SURANCE-SKETCl
OF THE DELEGATES.

Tho serond session OF the American Boiler Manu-
factrers Association of the United states and CANADA
at the Park Avenue Hotel began yesterday morning
Mt 10 O'Clock with the usual number OF dclc9es III
attendance A long communication was re@n DY 91'-
rotary Douthett Pitsburg Testing LABORATORY
proposing to make tests Of boilers for the ASSOCIATION
at certain rates, either in place of or IN cooperation
with the inspectors who have that duty al present
1t was laid the table. motion 10 raise 'he
initiation fee from s25 to 800 vas lost.
The committee on, system Of apprenticeship pre-
sented their report advocating the establishments o'
liberal apprenticeship system of at least four years
with two additional years to become master work
man The report however. was not acted upon
The election of officers for the coming year. which
was then taken up resulted In the reelection OF the
following men President, James Lappan OF l1tsburg
secretary A. T. Douthett. Of Allegheny Penn treas
urer r. Hammond Of Buffalo. " y: vice presidents.
Philip Rohan OF St Louis George Marshall OF Dayton
Ohio and Christopher Cunningham, Of Brooklyn. MI
Marshall resigned his place, however. and John Mohr
was elected in his stead No meeting was held in the
afternoon. the majority Of the delegates aVal"i
themselves of the invitation Of Captain Frank Nos-
burgb TO take trip around the city waterfront IN
tucboats At the evening session the subject of de-
bate was the Insurance Report Of Il. Hammond and
Philip Rohan. The committee which was appointed
to inquire into the desabiity Of founding insurance
company to be under the control of the association
were unanimous IN recommending the establishment
of such q company. The report. however, met with
opposition from some Of the influential members OF
the association. After spirited debate ii was
adopted.
One OF the most widely known members of the as
ISOLATION and one who has taken active part in
its deliberations is II. j. Hartley of Philadelphia. now
superintendent OF l. P. Morrison Co.'S works III mat
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SETTING WITH AorEDrcr CONTRACTORS,

.t,,, Commissioners Yesterday authorized Chief
rr,tnor CI.y TO cOrplete section II Of the ne" qDe
duc, by applying coating Of cement TO inc eNor "
M. section At an expense not to exceed S-'oVo
,,o, ~, ioetio9s deducting the following sums
,n ,,,,l amoan.. Of loss damage sustained by inc
81" sa.,.,, o. s-606l 20 Section 3. $1,000 So Sec
on s.t2i3 20; section ), sl5 70. 10 and soc'0n o.
sl0l57 g. Ion p, ,ro,s, ON
49,. -.loe section No IG. providing the contractors
'otsron shall vi,4m tn days enter into s'p"'auon
,,,n, their obliqat'oa, under such extension Ia.
nine line itself is oint"i AID complete Ih'
.r 70 the nlnr IN and dwelling OF the streets anu
d.,.lkS under which 4, passes.
The chief engineer having reported that the repairs ."
.. ~ arc .uai,iontly advanced the Controller was
ted TO rglca.e AMI pay to the contractors a. 'iD'
s,rcto,o.s withheld.
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ApyY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

v,shinpton. July The Secretary OF "' "a %,
81, order pr,scrbing that the retained p1' and in
So s.,Ion, ISL and l.2s2. Revised oea ao ,a,,,oI
S,.ton Of the act approved June 10 ioyo M ne,,od
tor ha 9wGcn discharged under sentence of gem
Of enlistment Or after completion Of Imprisonment
c yond term Of service or by order from 'no
War department, specifying forfeiture OF S,.cS,rred
pri'ohm'h. u, Wv AZ enlistment. for other cause
Tor mhot ~ an.t,nent or for disability caused by
his own misconduct" ,o,od a.sist,n&
william \. Van SAINT has been ap'oh'eu
commander Charles T. HutchnS has oetn
IN the Bureau OF Equipment and Recruit
1a" nas.sd Assistant Engineer John d. Ford to du's
onDer,rd with the trial of The San Francisco A''',n'
surgeon John f. PAGE to the NaVa hoD'' 80 ~
- "a, Assistant Surgeon Robert NJ. Kennedy 70
,fn Te,cuc Island yard. Lieutenant Wilam IL hetca'
h, hecn detached from duty in the Bureau OF Ea"p~
d RECRUITING and ordered To tho Naval Academy
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co,.yr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sr,-oue ,ourt-CIencrsl Ierm-Recess continued
SUrren.r Court hamuc.s-beiorA I1each I'-'A"''o'
o.ls,is- Nos ! 10 q. called a. IL o'clock >, =.
S,Ileiac C5lrt->pccal Tcln-Parts ana I'-Ao'
Se l I-AdJcuFned until october
>. l-.'. ,.-..... v.-,. III and IV-Ad-
supreme Court TcGit-luVS ~ Al "' ~ "
ouru-d for the term dav calendar
Surrug1te'~ (ourt-brforc I''lN . 80 N'' ~
no or Court~,oneral Tor Adjourned Tor m term
S"l't4o.r torrt- >nacial fern Before OGornan, j.
Motions ,...- Tenn, ,dtou,u.d for the
Sun,rlor Court-IT1l TcriL-Parts l. IL anu III Az
'o"'n m Peas-tineral Tcrm-Adjourned FOR ne term
Common P.eas-spec!al IcFn-bGore BooA'NFc' j.
Common Pi.aA-Equity T'rr Adou nd unu J4y nS5nea
common Pl5as-Iiial TcF"-i'ar" ana li-'u''D'A'1
LOT CIV ' coaft-specai Term-Be;ore Fitzsmon'' J-N0
1ltv Court-rri. Tern-parts 1. H. III and l-Aa
ICIor, u General Scssions-Parts l. II and l-AH
ned FOL
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POWERFUL MEN on TIE WHEEL.
MANY FINE ENTRIES FOR THE NEwYoEN
BICYCLE CLUB MEET.

The race meeting OF the New York Bicycle Clnb.
Mt North End Driving Park. White Plains. at 30
D. H. To morrow. VIII be unusually fine one. and
hos secured entries from great many experts and
enthusiasts lover, OF Tie silent stctd The following
are among thcm:
ualf.mio race NJ Murphy. X. c. w. George Tom
kin. \. Y. \. h.; c: tos-c,hah. T. = =. Il. j DcN
Yonkcrs Is. C.; :. Durham, y. Is. c.. i. \. echaier
i Is. G. W. schumacher i. \. C.. a L!mMcrTan; y. J.
4 c W ". Schcn,k. y. Y 10. G.; W. {. hcydccHcr
y y. Il. G. 49, -
D. ~ g. K'o99e. c;4!...nln 6 % 5 Golrs,n
scha:r. schaoachcr. " A. De G9,coT,a, \, Y. Il. c.
wonlllr ,afet yrac--E. \. Powers, riverside Wheel
men; william Newman. X. G. W j. d. Common NJ. Il. G. .
Is X. iio-on George French and George Ncsbiu :.
H. C.; u. C. Newton. u. -. {. &. T.. Clemens. y. y,
t. l.; J. NJ. Co,sltt Riverside wheelmen Schumacher
onc.milS .afcty-rovci. J., =. Monnell, T. ! w.
I.rd,r-on Kcane. Newton Clemens. T. W tossit, r. w
schumacher lfeydccUr; nv"-rne race-Coeg",hal pIrk
ruraam {. " Rave. T. C. w sehgm4, I'm zm yg,
Ticyclc club Horton. Hanson French Nsbrtt and T. J.
two-ni: -Mqrphy Pcndtsr'9a, G. j. KSaps and p
ham, Raves Schumacher and Zimmerman Fiys,mils race
A. G., and W. {. Barber. r. b. O.
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FOR MECHANICAL INSTRUCTION.
COLONEL T. II. AUCHMUTYs GIFT TO TRADE
SCHOOLS OF PHILADELPHIA.

SCHOOLS OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Master Builders Mechanical Trade schools Of
PHILADELPHIA Nos Is 70 81 south Scycnthst., have
received a generous endowment from Colonel I. II.
Auchmuty proprietor and originator OF tho Ncw-iork
Trade schools First ave and sixty secsnths ST. The
endowment gives $1,000 annually until 1894 to be
distributed equally among the various trades already
founded in the schools Colonel Auchmuty IS enjoying
his summer vacation in the Berkshire HIS but Nh
Brill superintendent Of the Ncw-York Trade schools,
Informed Tribune reporter yesterday Of Colonel Auch
muty's gift
The trade schools that have lately been started
IN Philadelphia" said Mr.. BRIL- ore TO be conducted
rho system that prevails herc-that Is the
Auchrnuty system. The schools will be under tho
auspices Of the Master Builders Exchange, and the
first season begins september /, 1890. As yet the
various trades are not as the trades IN the
school here. Carpentry. brlchlaying pastering stone
cutting backsmith's work. painting and plumbing are
10 be taught. suppose it IS the object Of Colonel
Auchinuty 10 pay whatever debts the Philadelphia
schools are unable to meet the first year At present
the New-York schools arc not paying expenses. and
ihe debts which the income Of tho schools Is unable
20 meet Colonel Auchnuty generously pays"
The Auchmuty system differs from anything here
tofore attempted in trade Instruction II has produced
excellent results, and has attracted much attention
both in this country and in Europe The system
ORIGINATED in colonel Auchmutys schools hero, IN
which both the manual and sclenuhc branches u
trade are qlickly acquired For each OF the trades
taught al the Philadelphia schools skilled mechanics arc
10 be employed teachers Tho scientific instruction
Will he given by means Of lectures, by hand books
arranged with questions and answers and by diagrams
Illustrating not only how the work should be done
| hut tho difference between good and improper work.
The buildings Of the Philadelphia Trade schools are
built after the fashion Of the New York schools. tho
height not exceeding story and half with windows
AT every convenient place 70 admit OF rs much hghl
| as possible building 10 be used as dOrmltory has
connection with the Schools Tor mo pnl
pose Of accommodating those students who come from
| a distance.
Builders Exchange OF Philadelphia president OF the
schools and William Hardness, IT., secretary
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsE,
S1turdaY Il1tlNS TOT tIlc Ntt SNlIc.
Long Branch, Ocean Grove. etc.

saturday Trains Tor the sea shore
Long Branch. Ocean Grove. etc.
Sandy Hook rouc-Leave New York. Pier Z. North
River at AS, and IL a m, and l. 40 4 80 and
90 p.
All rail rOute-Leave New York. foot Of Liberty ST..
North River at s:I5 OBS. 10 rs and IL 10 a. m.
40 (exprcss 80, 80, =, 30. 80 and q 10
p.
Special fast express on Saturday, NJ | 90 p. m.
sunday trains, sandy Hook route Leave New. York,
Pier No g. North River. at 30 a m. and p. m, for
Atlantic Highlands, Sandy Hook, and al stations 10
Long Branch
All rail rOutc-Leave NewYork foot OF Liberty ST.,
North River at and o a. M, and N =" for Long
Branch, Point Pleasant. etc. =.
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THE COURTS.
VICTORY FOR THE UNION COMPANY.
1oyG.srAND1NC INSURANCE SUIT WON AFTER
SEVERAL. YEARS OF LEGAL FIGHTING

SEVERAL YEARS OF LEGAL FIGHTlNG'
Tie long continued trial Of the suit OF the mon
rl,, Insurance Company 81 Philadelphia AGAINST INC
Continental Insurance Company Of this city was fnlShed
Yesterday. \ jury was cnpaneNed IN the case Oh
limo 2 before Judge Wheeler In the United states
Circult Court. The present sut is only one phase
of Loly fought legal contest between the companies.
Troadyel Cleveland, Of the firm of Evarts. Choate ~
Kcs,man conducted the case for the plalnuh' ana
General Hubbard and 4. J. hoffman, OF ButeF' Sun
man 4 Hubbard, appeared for the defendant. Inc
suit arose ont Of the dshonc, acts Of Lorenzo DIM
mick. a member Of the firm of Crosby q Dimmich'
marine insurance agents al Bui1lo Among mo
companies for which Dmmck or hi firm TRANSACTED
bis mess were the two companies engaged IN me sun
which ended yesterday. The year lo73 was disastrous
IN vessels on the Great Lake, and DimmcE, VINO IT,
ceved a larger proportion Of the gains OF the con-
,tnontal Company than OF those Of the tnl1h 'oh-
many began TO transfer losses from the former 10 INC
latter company by Of pretended ren'"rahcc'
which were really made after he had received con-
fGcntal Information Of the probable D,s VI No''0'
nc,viIr insured I'm the Continental Company.
Dnnick tried six years ago iCg thGse 'duus'
WHOM the COur, OF appeals had cQnnrned n.S con,
,i"tlnn he went 10 Canada. Richard Dimmlck,
rrIattye # Lorenzo. and e. II. Marshall were among
the Witnesses testified for Lorenzo Dlmtlch vi III
trial They had been cmp0ycd by him. Oh .e u "a.
OF the present suit these W!tesses t-,uHeu "'"' 'N
tbe criminal tr!.l they nod testified falsely. 49,.
The result OF the trial was almost comPIeS ~ ~
for The Tnion COMPANY. Ihert were included 40 mo
complaint demands for the return OF losses cn tHlr2
mo vcS,ol- the amount recovered i about T'VOOo'
An appeal VIII DC taken to the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
Az .cCrSED pOLJCEMAY'S LANE DEFENCE

Policeman westoton, ot the Prnccst. squad who
climbed Policeman sullivan, OF the Second Precinct and
also Snuivan's cousin in HudsOn-st, the night Of
June % told Commissioner Martin, IN the uial-room at
HEADQUARTERS yesterday. that he merely had defended
,,,of when the Sullyans attacked him. HIS testimony
was impaired BY the testimony Of several other policemen
that ne showed marks OF Eight, while the SuN1n'
were cut and bleeding. nquordcalcr named lludn'r
testified that Wcstlotorn offered him s25 IN testify
,h,t the Suuiynns were drunk He admitted that thu
Suyans were his iquorstorc before they encoun'cd
Wostlo:orn An adjournment was granted TO enable tie
accused policeman " SUMMON more witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
ro ne DEPUTY COLLECTOR

The new, of tho appointment u Frank Raymond 10 DO
Dcuuty Collector special charge Of Immigration ar
f,tts va. received thc Custom House lat yesterday
afternoon Deputy Collector Dudley Phelps has had sp" al
charge Of these and has been successful IN handling
t,m IL Will considerable surprise Mr. Raymond
takes tht- wori lie win probably assist Mr. Phelps in
some OF
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ro,rs READY FOR THE HoLID ~ RUSH..

Fer the heavy travel usual on July tho Iron
Steamboat Company has made preparations Boats Will
run direct 10 the iron pcr AT C0ncy island every forty
I'VE minutes from West Twenty third ST. For Long
Branch there Will be boats NJ = 80. , 80 A. m; and
- and = no H. m All boats land Pier No. I. North
River leaving there half hour later, for both places