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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
Bills Affecting THE CITY.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS coNFEREING ABOUT
PROPOSED LEGISLATION.

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS coNFEREING ABOUT
PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
Tho Mayor and the head Of the varlous city depart
mcnts held ano or meeting at the Mayors Office ycstcr
DAY to consider measures pending in the Legislature
which affect the city, Controller Myers submitted an
interesting report the bill to Increase the Police Pen
sion Fund. Tho Controller SAYS The pension fund Is
formed by from several distinct sources
fine, imposed on police officers. certain uneXpcnded
balance, Of appropriations to the Police Department.
- per cent Of receipts from excise licenses up TO
s.ooOuo and - per cent OF the fines for violation OF
the dairy and olcomaigarine laws. very large sum
/, thu, paid lutp the pension fund annually tie
amount 81 which J., unknown and Is not accounted Tor
10 the city auth'rtice Before any acton Is taken on
hi, bill report .hould be obtained from the Police
Commissioner ~ the exact amount Of the rcvenLe OF
the fund from all sources and it, appropriations and
the bill should provide for report Of the same char
actor. t. ie published In The City Record annually
The bin also has Objectionable features as to tho
Of pension, be paid to certain officers. and
iog retroactive application 10 officers who have been
heretofore retired from TIE police force. by an allowance
Of 900 annually hereafter. The bin should not be
approved without material amendment Mr. MJcrs's
report adopted
Pre- dent Coleman Of the Tax Commission. made an
adverse report on the Co-se,hall bill. which provides
for tic taxation Of mortgages. The Assembly bill
which reduces taxes on property adjoining or aputins
TIE elevated railways Was deipPIoNcu lOT nv
that this property Wa not Assessed AT rs market
value and the Tan commissioner, possessed all the
power requisite for making satisfactory adjustment OF
lave. where property may he Affected by the con
-trlft .fi ~ elevated rotd-.
l'ff-iIcnt Porter Of the Department Of CHARITIES ana
Corr ilon submitted report In approval OF senate bill
i-J which gives the state Board II Emigration au-
thort. o. sell lease the lands held bv II for the
state a. TIE sinking Fund Commissioners or the com
n-. nner- - Charities and Correction The Controller
clrc, against the bill dividing the Pr olhn Bridge
rrisip. between York and brooklyn In shares OF
v nt
hours. There is further provision mat the boaIn
= T.firatc shall make an annual Appropriation OF
Al. cNrcrts Tho Controller thought the bill loosely
r,vr And doubted the prnprcv ~ some OF us enact
nIerf. The conference adopted All the reports An
thor meeting If the cOnferr viii p" held early in
fic veel wien other proposed legislation Will be
.fff a
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.yorBrR cHAeGr AGAINST np copEIv.

Another warrcni issued for m" arrest ~ hh"lh
Godhln Yesterday b, Justice White. on the com
plsift Of Bernard =. Marlin charging Mr.. '0nhn
with a criminal lihcl The dcponcnts AFFIDAVIT sets
forth that article appeared In Tie Evening rot
on April y. saying. bernard =. Martin. Deputy
Of Public Works who indicted lat
month hy the Grand Jury Tor bribery. In taking zoo
from Chsrlos g. Frtnckyu. and who escaped tri'l
the indictment being quashed because the offence,
being a misdemeanpr and not a felony. had become
ontlawcd. more than two years having clap-ed since
IA. comnhsslonT 49,. This implies. says tho all
dasit. that the dcponcnt had aotually committed
tho crime Of bribery This. the aiidavit continues,
a.. aid and done ont O revenge Mr.. Martin
had caused the arrest Of Mr.. GOdhn.
Yr ,,oikin went ~ the police court with his conn
Sol DE Ianecy Nicoll. ard r-lcaecf on 1900 bail
Horace White % No. 81 East Fifty lnh-st, bccon-
Ing his bOndsmsn.
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, r,vr ~ n,cerrr,s POSTAL CARDS.

birmingham. conn. Apr u '-p'clah-N VT pasF'" !,
attorney. BYRON Andrews and John e. foreman ~
New York aud George f. Lemon. - Washington are
s,u1 here consulting with n T.. Townsend ana WIN
william williamson. They are trying 10 settle 'nr
affair Dcl, Boz the payment ~ h'il' has bee" ''".''
hv the imposition IS the rosioM'c Department 81
fine - 10 cent. pcr 900 eooo"Oooo postal
card. that were imperfect iu' had gone int' pn'"'
n.c This Is almost the ful amount u compensation
Dasrc'i receive. for the printing 81 carts Inc con
,r., pf,. ls % cent. per 1000. Of which the stock
consumes "a cents per 900 this would leave tho
contractor only cent peg 1000 for printing All the
e,ris furnished until The factory began {" run "n
,hc ru...u stock pacr.tt will claim indemnity for
mi. -. from wilkinson. and t. 'ondiii"n j. li'~'a
ss a reason why The former Lac not mnieu IN, ',is
II hi. contract with the latter lafgrii i'',, 'I"''
nsre fo Ola, that all hl. 1850 D. lna ny NN J..
a number of men were st ii' h't"fN lih' u',''
inr rpadf io Las attachment. hii upon ine ',-l
q George 4 Lemon that pa.grf Wa all Ittl' 'in
rt sew. The Or lces. Tho paper from the hn- ."i
p,pct COMPANY J.. al consigned io lemon IN v,u'I
Il. lrsn N attachment. 4 tItpNth ron tle I"-'
n0.se Department 10 prominent 'I'.'h 1T 49,,
,s,ur,e ism that the Department VII 't"Nu D'"'"p
lnrgftt.
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innf Branch Arfn a. Joseph M,poru0'i oi
fr"h'h ?" whom Warren Leland. d.. ulio tn assign
w''' l''f hf''nN'f ha. completed ti. Inventory of
'' raj ''i'r inf l..NfN property he bold. af
'"fn'" lN' a..'i. tN rfuD nnO the claim. against
VT leland 'mNnN'NF 'o -iiouup o. morrow Nr
N'i''' 7f Wit e'l H public sale isi4nd. o'D4r
h''" ana iis i'a a0'. pl band ~ nrladvu and ocean
tf" li ihr '~tf pn thr Broadway FRONT b. to
'''iN Theatre aUd fhr ocean club house Ihe club
mouse lf'-e niu expire in september. 1901 There
az lNi'' MORTGAGE upon the property. The hr.t
"'' H tf ei'uOo tnd is held %, fhe Prince, iadN
WEI ~ France Who q. r,prscuicd in tll. 'ounfri
7" 'nndrr brothers Edward D. Wesley. ~ New
l"rA. owns The .e'oHd one which is iDr $4,000 the
t.rd /, To- . .oO0 and 30 is now held bs ME Central
Nsi'hai Bank ~ Sew York This mort gage wa
originally gwen by Charlie. and Warren Leland. lr.. to
Snesr John NTH. who for mans YEAR intimate
mend 20 The Leitnds. Judge Fitch became cmhar
st>'i several YEAR before ih- aih and turned The
lsatt over To The central National Bank - NcN
li"ft a. =. nfit FOR ,s.h advance, made Ia him.
iAA ,rll" hf'ii has made Judge Alfred NHllinr.
X 81 wort the receiver ~ Mr. Leland. affair.
ccN Ni"Nihk an The accounts into The Court ~
N'sh''fl. INe freeNcr appointed AZ The fcquctt
" the Princes itclvills attorney. The Ielauds
nae 'N ncd the ocean lOcl about twenty NctTs. TIE
~ 'yitrrnial ana American Hotels form part Of the
msn building. which Il 700 feet long and contains
nearly 500 rooms.
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SHALL THE CITY BE LIGHTED By GAsl
BIDS OF THE ELECTRIC COMPANIES INCREASED
BY ABOUT TWENTY PER CENT

BIDS OF THE ELECTRIC COMPANIES INCREASED
BY ABOUT TWENTY PER CENT
The Gas Commission held an adjourned meeting yes
terday to award contracts for street lighting. There
are in the city - 900 gas lamps. The Equitable
Gas Company's bid TO light 5000 lamps In its own
territory at S12 each per year. was accepted. The
bids Of the New.York Mutual and Consolidated COM
palies for the remaining lights Mt ST. 80 were laid
over The charter OF the Standard Company prevents
II from charging the city more than 81. 90 per
lamp and II has put IN no bid Its district is large
one and lis failure TO bid caused much comment
Chapter 245 Of the laws of 1886 expressly spulates
that this company shall supply gas to the public
lamps situated on the line lines Of Its mains,
when required by the city. at a maximum rate of not
10 exceed Sl2 30 pei anHum for each lamp inc
commissioners are of the opinion that under this ACT
the standard Company may be compelled to compete,
and Secretary Mccormick was Instructed to secure
list OF the streets through which the company s
mains and the number Of street lamps which they
supply.
The electric light bids are about 20 per cent higher
than they last wear. The Mayor remarked mat
there little question Of the existence OF a com
bncr companies to force the city to pay
excessive rates for electric lighting. Rather than
them succeed. he said that ne would vote 10 return
altogether TO gas light. The bids were laid over.
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THREE PAWNRROKERS FLNED.

Tho Of three pawnbrokers charged with q.
acting storage from their customers in addition TO
the regular interest reported to Mayor Grant
Yesterday by Mayors Marshal Engehard. They wcro
John sobel. No. ia Firstavc Edward j. sparenberg,
No. 81 Canal-st and Augusta Brown, No. 628 Second
ave- The Mayor placed the cases in the hands Of his
secretary exJudge Leicester Iolme, who gave the
cused pawnbrokers a hearing The evidence was con-
elusive of their guilt, and also raised strong pro-
sumption that crooked practices Of this kind be-
coming common among this class OF money lenders.
Mr. Holme fined the pawnbrokers named S25 each and
gave notice that he would repeat the process I'm all
future like cases The general feeling expressed when
ever the exoriOns Of pawnbrOhers brought light
that the Legislature should lose time in passing
the bill to restrict their usur.0us operations
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RusH OF LAKE SHIPPING FOR ORE.

'hcago. April II ',peclal.-It is estimated that
vessels with capacity Of over 100000 tons are now
ksoAnaha fcr cargoes Of ore. No such rush Of
sa's has ever been witnessed on the lakes Last
'saay the E,canaha OfedOcks contained 900 tons
~" ever, EFFORT has since been put forth 10 bring IN
Hl enough ore FOR the great fleet headed that va,
al that the shippers do % get the ore to the
49, TOT their contracts Just now and there i mono
- !" Wild vessels. On this account lsrgc capacity
,.aartered for corn yesterday Al = cents, which
IA nxsse would have gone for ore Al ri from Escanaba
csbss,so Ports The boats reported represented
fem OF $4,000 bushels Of corn. but the amount
sken was nearer 900. 900 bushels. For Georgian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
PHILIP " GOATCHERS FLIGHT
ATTACHMENTS ISSUED AGAINST HIS PROPERTY
-urs .rrArps IN nan Middle.

ATTACHMENTS ISSUED AGAINST HIS PROPERTY
HIS AFFAIRS IN A BAD MIDDLE.
Two attachments against the property in this STATE
of Philip W. Goatcher the well-known scenic artist
were issued by Judge Truax in the Superior Court
yesterday. One for 5000 IN favor OF John H.
Young Goatchers partner and the other was for
81 500, in favor of Walter s. Poor and James King
Duffy Goatchers counsel. The attachments wero
obtained upon the allegation that "Goatcher has left
the State with intent 20 defraud creditors ana secrceo
his property with like intent, or disposed OF his prop
erty with like intent" Coatcher is on his way -
Europe his destination being Australia, and the story
Of his troubles Is told In the ahdavits accompanying
the application for the attachments
He brought SHIT at White Plairs, WestchestcS
County, against his wife for divorce On April IL
that suit decided against him and he then asKco
his counsel II he would be obliged TO continue paying
his wife amony. His counsel told hum that ne wouio
be Obliged to support his wife. Goatcher then saia
that he would not stay in this country and support
his wife, but that he would take his children and 60
to Australia. His counsel told him that BY such
he would injure his friends, who had trusted
Inn, and would work fraud upon his creditors Goatces
replied that he could help His counsel advised
Ci0atcher to go TO work and pay up MS debts ana
make the best of a bad bargain, Goatcher promise4
10 do So and last Monday he and his partner and
his counsel held consultation. An arrangement was
made by which the firms debts were to be paid and
the partnership dissolved. Certain money which
due to the firm set aside to pay the firms
debts and Goatchcr said after the interview was over
that he going TO Philadelphia TO complete oon-
tract there.
That was the last they heard Of him until they learned
Wednesday that he had elegraphed from Philadelphia
on Tuesday morning for passage on the wyoming OF
he Cuion Line, and that he arrived in this city on
Tuesday noon went direct 70 the steamer and sailed
on her early the afternoon since then they
have learned that Goatcher's brother went to the
studio at No. 81 West Thrtcth &. and took out his
valuable collection of books publications. pictures,
sketches designs and statues and carted them away.
Mr.. Young also learned that GOatcher had collected
number Of the outstanding bills which had been
set aside to pay the firms debts and had approprated
the money 10 his own use. outside of the personal
property spoken OF. Goatcher owns small piece Of
real estate, but it is in litigation and Is not worth
nuch. II is also reported in theatrical circles that
Goatcher took with him as a companion a young
woman who formerly in his employ.
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rgr r,ss,.r- INVESTIGATION TO 90 on.

Tho senate cities Investigating Committee VIII re-
.rre n. labor, today n Part II Of the superior Court
D. vl probe Into Che secrets - iho J. ard Of Aldermen
general IT,, stone VIII 81. pr haii' the first witness
add te vii tell what hc know II Alderman bowling
ard the Fast River tunnel scheme. The allegations
tilf have n,en natc against certain members II the
f,,s d., connection With me julien Electric Traction
s.,nn,.t viii also 10 81 .cu.-ci. President Cuftiss, OF
i.e sixth Avenue Railroad. Is among those who have
lr..l called g., testify.
ff B.. expected nl,l that the committee VIII De- able
s., Co. v,. if. The broadway Railroad AZ airs par
frftri. in reference % Tie permission recently oh
tanned for running mis- linr hN cable. Elhu 'oot
,f IA l,ufIr Coo Irsn counsel ~ the company. nave
h.n fr.enari and viii 4piSir ou the stand l." daN II
ff. committee ref. fhgHu-h With I'D" common '"ul'"
. tf.. Ir t.n.o % take ur fh" fhlln'ad.
ST. fvIf. ard Mr. h'arintn VIII CONDUCT the ~
r.If. A.. u-uii and senator Is-'t ard All the ot'rF
.t &C.,. - f. rIfllffa, lrs expected to De- present
mo Police department VIII Boz perhaps the next that
viii lc Investigated
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TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington April ls.-The supreme Court of the
United states TO day transacted the following bus
ness:
40. l4Os-The Mccormick Harvesting Machine
COMPANY plaintiff in error. aSt. Charles H. Walthers
30. rs William c. West. plaintiff in error, agt.
johnson " camden. Argl'd.
no 279-Francis Beatty 81 al plaintiffs IN error
agt Georgia Benton eXccutriN. etc. SuomlttN. ~,
To l1- ~alHe d Nar.ra"n admin s'ratriX OF
John F. IIartranf' Collector. etc, plaintiff in error
agt Never ~ Dickinson. Arei.d j., -.
No .-.-Thc lnitcd states, plalntln IN error ae''
go a:I-.Io,cph Lodge ct al appellants agt.
40 o55-Iohn II. Bass, appellant ast George
Nimnc Argued.
The day call for Monday will he as follows; NOS
os5 $50 os1. ESQ 2s7, 2ss $50. 200. POI and 292.
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rur cp,vD TrPy AVID EXCISE Law VIOLATION.

The Grand Jury Yesterday investigated the char-e'
AGAINST the Excise Commissioners brought bN inc 'lN
Reform club. An investigation by members oil 'c
club showed that large number Of liquor stores were
open on the la, election day In the vicinity OF POLLING
places I'm violation of the law. Complaints were n"oc
10 the Excise Commissioners, but In most cases '"c
Board did not act or refused 10 feN"Ac ''e "'
H. " yelling l.. f. Opdyke and other members Oh '"c
Citv pcform club went before the Grand jury yestcr
day Ia testify TO the alleged neglect Of duN on inc
art Of the Excise Commissioners. CoDimis,ion ,
Koch and Fitzgerald were also before the urilu '"in
g., o~ lin tho casr The Grand Juror, VIII decide IN
a few DAYS whether there has been any VIOLATION oi
law by the Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
rtrcrr,clrr roR SrRrrr.cARs.

When the General ~, Coumitte" ~ III" state
senate II which GcorTe T. Erwin Is chairman was
,fIt- A., isafDn into electric lighting with the
,t, , ,..,fr- legislation which would lessen the
DANCER. from the u-. 81 electricity, N" subject OF
electric power ~ . suhstitl'e for cGlle ana morse
power for .urf,ee railroad, was overlooked. There
l. been con. ldcrahlc agitation over the Introduction
81 m .i.,t.lr -s.em for the surface cars and the COM
,nlfec h,. been asked 10 Investigate" TN. branch "i
i,.f v.,,...,l. AT, both last saturday and Monday
morning. bat none ~ the vltuc,sc, ,ulpvcian KY
&c.. ,si Another meeting has been 'alcd ioE '"i'
morning AZ the same place ~ 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
cg7r1yG READY To BE GRADUATED

Tho senior class Of Columbia College had an inter
eating session Yesterday AT the college ~ we" OF
the action Of the auihor.ic. In combining me com
n.cnccncnts If All the schools IN one, ana h'Vl"e
TO addresses from thc graduating members IL WIS
proposed 10 petite the faculty for separate com
mcnceucnt from the professional schools ""' ''o
proposition was not adopted The committee 10 ar
,.,,. for ,h. oroduo ing 81, - dinner elected aS
follows. Thornton f. Pcnfci, chairman NlIIhh -
WarburG,n. Charles H. Have JOHN = 'hnc snp vs.
v,ld y Jacnhv. The commencement romhlit""
which will act with the committee, from INC V,n,r
departments was elected Frank r. "l"NWVN' ,''it
NH, Inhr T. ~cwnfd !. H. Ncld"n. w !. a.
ff.inns and -. y. Incohv. II wa, vo,'d !" nNc INC
cl.As dinner on the evening before commandments
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Mp HDODY'S WORK IN HARLEM.

The two weeks Of daily services conducted by Mr.
Moody uptown will close with the meetings Of this
evening and sunda, afternoon. lie will speak 10 men
only at the Mount Morris Baptist Church at O'Clock
10 night the subject being his widely known lecture
on Daniel At O'Clock sunday morning he viii
speak in st. Jancss Methodist Episcopal Church. Mad
lson ave and one -hundred and cn,y .sxth-st on
the Holy spirit for service Again. In the after
noon "A mems meeting viii be held IN the hall OF the
Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Assora
lion sihiecf sowing and ReapnQ Tickets for
these meetings may be had At No. D West One-hun'
drcd an a. twenty lftL-st.
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MISS PALLISERS THEATRICAL FLIGHT
SHE LEAVES PHILADELPHIA At NOON AND AT
NINE p. NJ APPEARS ON BOSTON
STAGE IN COSTUME.

SIA'E IN AOSl
Miss Esther paser who recently made such sue
cess Gianetta In "Tbe Gondoiers' at Palmers
Theatre made last Monday when she went 70 join Inc
GondOliers" Company at the Globe In Boston. one oil
the most ertcrprising trips on record she was IN
Philadelphia with her father when az ii 30 shc re-
cclved telegram from Mr.. stctson saying that her
terms had been agreed upon and that she was I" come
At once she tclegrsphed that she would he theic
In time 10 go on the stage about O'Clock AT IL
O'Clock noon Miss Palliser took the train for new
York. arriving 30 p. rhc had tcleeraphcd her
maid 10 have her wardrobe. which wa at falncrs
Theatre. packed before she left Philadelphia Fifteen
minutes after Mr. and Mis- PaI,cr arrl'oi III Newl
they at Palmcr's and the fair singer net is'hrr
and crate containing her stage costume ~ 1iancta
I'm a cab bound for the Grand central STATION.
They arrived By means Of trbe 20 the driver thrre
minutes before the O'Clock train on the Air Line
route started
Il want car said Mr.. Paiser.
You can't have IT, II f. too late" replied the Of
fetal In charge
Nothing was left but 10 hurry on board and see that
the crate containing the stage costume so' on u"''u
also The idea IN getting car wa, tiai Niles Ia,'r
could drc.. for ihe axe on her way 10 Boston -e
not discouraged D, the failure 10 e' '',, ,,
ever At O'Clock Mr. P1li.cr eNpi'h'" ne ,,,
to the men who occupied the smoking 'vWn''t"c',
Of the paiOr car ln which ueN were uaN.illS' e., g."
tac, aalccd 10 give Il mp ~ ae'lms 'p e ~ ~,
feili.ct. shortly before inr No ~ rt'irr 'on'rart
the Young singer emerged from inc rhohlhh % ,
rcni mo- LONGER Nj. f'dliser but ~ ''s -, w a..
arf,ed .urii, ahead Of time and Mis- Palllser drove
vr -,ri..n was amazed when he saw hi, new gar
pfo-cnf herself ready to ~ on I'm, '',t' ~ '-u
rcre', q her Telegram from Phiid,ipm, b"' 20" ~ ~
H. tn. M ,,l,, maj NIGHT ard lad engaged another
singer 10 mi her place for inc evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
DESPERATE HIGHWAY ROBBERS SENTENCED

Edward Ryan and william McEroy, who are uhocr
thirty years age but are known desperate higl
way robbers pleaded guilty yesterday to robbery ~
the second degree They have been assocla'cu III
robbcrics before. and IN March, 1888. they pleaueu
guilty before Judge Cowing, under the names OF john
Murphy and owen Murray, and each OF thcm ""S
sentenced o. ten years in the state Prisoh i"cN
were released only short time and on MAR"
they waited the liquors store at No. 2ol seventh
ave and accosted william Cavanagh OF No -. Wcsi
Ninctecnfh.st. Ryan lmOched him down anu a.,
ss,~es NAhN~A Nm u his watch and chain '"iso
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PIT Of salrw nackrD cEgw nEorcnr HEEE

Tho steamer Fslcor arrived here Yesterday from
r,-,i,. with the first and second engineers and
a., men belonging e. the crew Of th' steamer ltah"
which vas wrecked ON Apll II. on the rocks OF
vn,llne's Island The Italia II here on April
with cargo Of fruit Tor -. AIMS. N" had stormy
Massage and two hours before midnight. on April o.
struck the rocks without warning. large mole
VA. poundcd In the lialias bottom under the engines
and In A few moments the fires were out. Captain
Dolsen lowered a lifcboat with five men In H.
when the boat came astern II capszcd and the men
we're thrown into the water one OF the mch'
Gabriel Munson. the donkey engineer, was drowned
the other clung 10 the bottom Of the boat Tor oni
noirs when they were finally rescued by The hrst
mate and second engineer.
When The storm tubsidcd the majority OF the crew
rowcd 10 Wdtlng', Island. Captain DOl,ru ana H"'t
Of his men stayed there to whether they 'od"
res, ne OF the ltaa's cargo.
The Italia frulfrr and built In England
In less she was Of 40 tons and was owned DS
; l.. Mawinhlc q Sons.
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CASES ARGUED IL TIE COURT OF APPEA


Albany. y. Y. April I'm the Court OF Appeals
today the following were argued
Mary Irving a. trustee. etc, respondent, aSt. James
J. Campbell appellant. , - w..
james Brown. respondent. agt the h're' "a~T'
town and Ogdcn,bgrc Railroad, appellant
The calendar for Monday. April IL. is as follows :
Nos. 323 325. 326. 327. 32s. $780, 2l1 and 30
In the second Division the following cases were
argued
Morltz Cohn. appellant. sgt Edward H. Ammdown
and another, respondents. .-.,
Tho rector. etc. ~ ~. Marks Church, Newcastle,
res pondcut agt Charles O. iced. appellant
Ellen Mason. respondent, agt. James W. FENDER
william Moorcs appellant. agt John Townshend
and another respondents.
The following +, the day calendar Of the Second
Division for Monday. April 81 Nos. Sil, ol., 9lo,
gl7, 9i-, y2l, 922 and ga.