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Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

MIR. STANLEY and Miss Remnant at- tended the Commemoration Day exer- cises at Oxford University on Wednes- day and were given almost an uproar- ious reception. The degree of Doctor of Civil Law was conferred upon Mir. Stanley and Professor Goodwin of Harvard University. Stanley seems to be very solid with the English people, and as "all the world loves lover," they have an especial attachment for him now,
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

TIE iron molder's strike in San Fran CISCO has with it a trail of blood, not creditable to the men engaged in it, nor to the city. The tragedy of yesterday is a deplorable one, yet no one will say that the man who fired the shot that killed Coogan was not justifiable.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

TIE English cabinet has decided to drop the licensing clause of the local taxation bill, but has postponed decision regarding the disposal of license money. The cabinet is in a good deal ot quan- dary and has narrow hole from which
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

DENVER is now making a very vigor- ons protest against the census enumera. tion. Instead of l75,OOO people the city will show only about 10000. Even that is very good showing as against 1880, being an increase of about 100 per cent
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

PORTLAND, Oregon, demands recount of it's people, because of the faulty man. ner in which the work was done by the regular enumerators. As we have be- fore remarked, many an ambitious town will have it's wings clipped by the cen
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27
PROPOSALS For Artesian We'll Boring.

TINHE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNI 7 Il versity of Arizona invite sealed proposals the University within radius of ten miles of Tucson
 The bids should state the price for the follow ing depths: 800 feet, 700 feet and 1000 feet and feet.
 The well will be cased from top to bottom with the best casing used in such wells; said casing not to be less than six inches in diame- ter.
 As a guarantee of the good faith of the bidder each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for the sum of five hundred $500 dollars
 Bids will be received up to o'clock Tuesday night, June P, 1890.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. NJ. ORMsBY, Secretary.
 TUCSON, Ariz., June 5, 1890.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

No ONE ever thought of accusing the Herald of beings Republican paper. As prominent Republican says: 'It used to claim to be Republican but no human being could tell what it was." Inst SD
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the construction of six inch sewer from the Insane Asylum of Arizona, to Salt River as per plat of survey now on file in the office of the Board of Directors of the in sane Asylum of Arizona, will be received at the office of said Board of Directors up to o'clock D. m., of Monday the 7th day of July A. D. 1890
 Each bid must be accompanied by certified check for t2jJ and q copy of this notice.
 Bids should be addressed to c. II. Knapp Sec retary of the Insane Asylum of Arizona, and marked "Sewer Proposals"
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids,
 By order of the Board of Directors of the In- sane Asylum of Arizona.
 93w c. II. KNAPP, sec'y.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

TnE Democracy isvery sensitiveon the conduct of the Rebel Brigadiers in Con gress, and with cause, too. The "Rebel Yell" has done a world of harm to the Democracy
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27
A Bit of Impotence.

[From the Terre Haute Expressl
 Cholly-Excuse my asking, but do you really enjoy talking to yourself? l have noticed you have that habit.
 Dolly--I suppose 1 enjoy it, but why do you ask?
 Cholly-O, l didn't know whether you did or not. You see, didn't know but that the enjoyment you took in talking to yourself was counterbalanced by the infiction of having to listen to yourself at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

SILVER legislation will help the gen eral business of the country, There is now only about v of money to the head in the United States. Thirty-five dol lars to the head would not be too much. It would enable us to do five-fold the business. Silver alone can give us more mOney
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

SPOKANE FALLS street car troubles have quieted down, all hands awaiting legal decision in the case. Spokane has judge who, evidently, isn't to be trifled with.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

At Newman, Cal, yesterday morn- ing, the boiler of a threshing machine near Los Buros exploded, injuring two men. A man named Hodges had a leg broken, one or both eyes destroyed, be- sides being badly cut by flying pieces of iron.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

REAGAN of Texas, in the discussion over the admission of Wyoming as a State yesterday grew facetious in hand ling woman suffrage. Wait till Sorosis gets through with Reagan.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

During the session of Sunday school at Sugar Creek, Stark county, Ohio, on Sunday, the Methodist church was struck by lightning and nearly burned. Victor Miller was instantly killed and Louis Miller, son of the pastor, badly burned and Cornelius Anderson is in a critical condition.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

ONE of the dozen or more Democratic defaulting state treasurers was sent to the penitentiary, yesterday. This was Hemingway, of Mississippi.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

THE bears are happy over the action of the House on the silver bill. It has sent down prices.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THE fiesta doesn't help the business of the town.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

REMEMBER that ii you do not get TIE REPUBLICAN you do not get the news.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

EMPEROR WILLIAM has conferred a baronetcy on Major Wissman, as a rec ognition of his services in Africa.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

TIE man or society that doesn't re- spect the courts and its decrees cannot be good citizen.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

YESTERDAY was a good day for the coroner's the country over.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

Pacific time.
 .Trains stop on signal
 Trains make close connection with Southern Pacific trains Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, yonesville and Fort Mcdowell At Ph9nix with stages for Prescott Gillett, Wlckenburg and Yulture.
 C.S. HASTEN. Vice Pres. and Manager.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

THE FINE ARTS Have taken a strong hold upon the fashions of fine present time. This is especially notice able in the beautiful effects now attained in furniture. In this line we have as complete a de- partment as can be found any where. Estimates furnished at all times. Our carpets aud wall papers are of the latest styles.
 l.. ZECREND0RF & CO.,,
 Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-27

A BSTRACTS OF TITLE-HAVING THE A most complete set of Abstract Books in Maricopa County, we can furnish abstracts of Ranch, City, Mine or Canal property on short notice and reasonable terms.
 Fire Life and Accident Insurance written in the best companies dcing business on the Pacific coast. GREENE X WOOD,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
coon DAYS worK Ir THE GIRGE orncE
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND NN''E'N.' |'>''''
AND TWELVE ALLtr'p ''>tH\''
LAB. HIR- DETAINED.

supcrutcndcnt Weber aud hl- Assistants "''' "'
disturbed yesterday when tt"f l"'rH"d ri ''rI'''
flon counsel Clagk bad decided INIT tie @i1"'s i"i
Comm ,-iouer, co0ll not .cVc Caste '"N - 'i'
FEDERAL Government a- au imm'fru 10 -''l %. ~
would have been convenience To- To. Government -
Obtain the Garden for the present month % tie rash
- immigration ha. 50 ir bccn lc'ry f'r MAJ. Int
C,-tl. Garden was not regarded a. ah."l1i'l} n''c
.fy for the carryu, oi the lmnii-.1ion hueih''
and the Government oHc.al> have rrfrlc'iN dcn''-
.tr.t~d that bs receiving all immigrant who hiF'
arrived hero since APRIL -. colonel W.b.r', a..
swcr to tie nlbust,ilur Stat" Board w'' t. p'"t 10
fine fact that 3.-5o immigrant. were landed and
riro,dcd~ Al the Ear-c Office yc-t Iday. record
that the castle Gasdcu people would hlvr h."I pNnh
of with an their ample lactc,. The n.h Of immi
Grafton will be over by the last Of thl, month. aud
EIIi, Island viii bc rcady some timc thi, summer.
The Federal Inspectors did good day', wora yc'-
tcrday The steamer Eo.ir arrived here with
Iorc. number Of Ialan-. The Quarantine Division
Of the Labor HuIctu, inspectors Ice. Osborn. Conh
ling and FrcuLd, who hOdtd cv"g steamer at Quara1.
tine. visited the Boliyn with intrprci.r' pnr In
tcrprctc remained on the steamer an d'', ana dis
covered that twelve Italian. among The st"'dg, pa.
scurrr, had here f. work for Nnc"n.o Tll,. ~
80 9O3 CIR ri ave. P!had rlpha, Tor 81 20 each
dav Thc, were detained. aud Their ca-c, wc.r Ic
ccd 10 the United state, Di-t.ct Atfolnrr ~ IN a
DELPHI %. and also reported 1" %. cor ErH'ri' ..
Tvcut, ,iN Pole, who said tai tLc' ""rc go.Hr f.
NoIn Ip g. l,.d moor surveillance. lu.p,.-t',,
i,eltnn OF tle Travelling Division. has been directed
" Tho Stat. Board %. Emigration Commissioner, held
a sort of lolilcitlpn meeting y''iordat over tho dc
t,,, ~ Cnrporiton Counsel Clark. secretary Jack
con rcunrtci that the Controller had scut down for
Tho check OF 1900 for the rent Of castle Garden.
which he refused several days ago. The check was
Maid over rms money paid out II the iudi-
I.dnal pocket. Of the commissioners. tomm--i"ucr
Starr aid that. far hc concerned hc would
oiVr tr Federal authoritirs Castle Garden II they
Snun .crvc the end Of the pier for him 10 fish from.
tnui.- toncr stephen announced thrt before long
,,n cid Garden would be thoroughly cleaned and
grand bah gwen IN the rotnnda. inc place viii be
anpropriatcy decorated. and on the same night "A
All, r,.fI Ia.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
corrr CALfypANs roH TO-DAY.

sap%sr SsSiS, IJ la a,, ataGar 2 " hD" T. '
supreme eoar chan - A. BEL, p e, i1H 'ene' J'N''0"
'' sn,oo .or, special f'iia~laft I-Bsiore Beach. >
Nos. ST.. -. 912 20 oYj- , ~ - 81 ~
:oo' - 559 IS. oos I,s sos. III .
sqemGo va at TO AZ l"G'De I5o 4S A G Gs
~. I2. ie'. .'i ''5, 49, 49, 49, ~ 'o'' ''-'
''t 49, 1,5r irp rar Before Barrett j-NGs HGs
i.r9 -,,S !oo 'oL nee So8. l''o' S0-i '0-' ''''
supreme coult-Snsu Tart Bsi9,s og,tiea' t ,os J
,N@.GG 2iSlIL. 80 .SI3 asa Ia9 i525 1907
supreme cou[t-cneml Par, Ilpcios. ra,t,sF'o9I , "a
Short rau'e, ,s22to' a,t, Sis- 379S
S,0i $500 1910 1921. 35ci. -
s,rr"mc court Circuit Fart " Before qgrahan j.,
CS,t On, freeman United States Electric Light
surrosatcs Court-Bcforo Ransom, 5 VIII qt ILan,9o
rarkcs 10 80 a For probate Wls %t :; O. Ms-
sGS al"tn :; stuart j. s. woodSord " W. g. Wood pS'G%
Yot and . " ir, 10 r,rSr g ' nsnay j. a. Wood,
anG Charles Eitcnbcni. 10 30 a. M, . , >fo,oos
Ss;lrrior SSoart-Eqqv icru-Befort freedman -
Ca,c on. Mt,tun vs.. Manhattan Railway Company NO
''STIi SuvSrior Court, Trial Term Part before Tgq99M 10
10. Yo' rs; i5. a. r. 1885, 1885, 1913 1905 iG5 56 i5o 1911
ssar'Tcr ccmIra rmrart u B'.2ggc 9orrs1 9Ss ,ss
1895. l2l2. los ll@l. IN" l'S' I-'o' l''o' ''''
SGpccr'or Ceurt-rriai Ic.m-rart Hl-B'iore Dusro
Common c%f 'icas-ccneqi AdjouWe& for he ne term
common rlca.-lilo TenPart IBefore. -, Ala@. ss =
Short causes Nos -JfO. -jSv, 1917, -Joo .p'
Common Plcas-rrial Tern-rart Ii-AdJoumed 10Y We
term -, n ,,,. ,,,.,,., Motions
City Court riel Ttrns.,,i Reore 0leSer'cn ,SoI
short causes-Nos 20O1 2CO3. 2SiO @o3o: -oip oooa
""Ns 100 .5o8 250e, .U53 .0l3. 2565, 2B9 80
27i0, 2709 .25i5' 2'o' 275l -d72 2o''' -o''' O'''
CITY CourtIra TermpaIt IlBefo!e snR1 sSSs
.Seo' ia 2o25 9oI2 $3.50 95so 2iIIs 27So' 2oo'
2Gl e7oo 2oS2 2'q9 io7S 725t sas2 gors Ncown. J.
No. Si65 272i 255i 27e0 273s 26ol 1885, 2Io3 3e 33eeS
aG2i a5s0 o28 PSI 2502 1857. 2IS2 100 -'o'
a75O 27lG ESQ. 2172 262s. @Qs2. - ,,,a,, 9 I
city Court-iria Tenn-Part lN-Beiore McAu'"' - -
EouTt Of General Sessons-Pert I-Bciore Fieerad -
and Assistant District Attorney ncdiord-Nos to H. III
elusive .-. ~. ., D.,ore c,ving J
and Assstsnt strict Attorney Parker-Nos 10 l3 IN
elusive -. m p,,o.o Recorder
smVth and Assistant District Attorney DaNl,-No' l.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fassett investigate Committee Court House. II a.
Rrooklyn Jockey Club races, GFayesend. 80 p. m.
Drill OF police force, Lenox-ave, Harlem, 10 A. IN.
New.York chicago Players baseball match Brothcrhoo
New.York .Pittsburg League baseball match, New Polo
Grounds p. m.
Worlds Fair Committee on Finance Chamber Of Con.
merce, p. M.
Park Commlssioners meeting.
Normal College Alumnae, Normal College Chapel, .. u
Inquest on Bsstano Ipado. Coroner's Office.
Delta Phi Fraternity, Sieghorner's, evening.
COlored Orphan Asylum annual reception one-hndrea.
and forty -thiri.st. and Tenth-aye.
18th Regiment annual review. armory, Brooklyn p. m
Closing exercises OF Industrial School. Pilgrim Con.
greg gational Church, 80 p. ID.
Reno Camp presentation and reception, Fifty y-ffth-sl
and Third-ave., 8 p. m.
Claremont Shooting Association tournament. Claremont
v. J.
Brooklyn Institute Department Of Entomology, p. n
Outlook Club meeting Monclar y. j, y. IN.
Music In Battery Park ty 69th Regiment Band p. -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
COyDUCrORS ClLL on THE GOTERNOR.
Mr. PowpERLY's VIEWS OF NEW OFFICE
BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

Albany MAY - (Speciall.-Governor Iiill was vs-
tied I'm the E1erutvc Chamber Al tho Capitol todav
by 200 or 900 railroad conductors aud their wvc- and
cluldrer They had lG>t come from Rochester. where
they had been attending the annual convention Of I'll"
National order of Railway Conductors. Grand Ciaef
Wheeler ed the procession Of the conductors into Tire
Executive Chamber. where they were addressed ly
ilc Governor Mr.. Illl said That he Wa caf To- vel
come not only the Wiye, and sisters cousin, and aIn'-
az the conductors, but also hc had uo doubt some -
their swcc,hcalt~ q, we'll he had read about i!H'
convention in Rochester With much Interest ana "l
the overwhelming nature Of his duties IN Albany hH
prevented him from accepting their kindly invitation
10 attend the convention. lie was glad to zee thi'
at their convention the radicals who favored siE''
had won In couclusion Mr. lilll shook hand, WIN
his visitor, and had all the bli,sl feeling. dpub'e-''
Of every candidate for the Presidency Of the Oh''d
states.
r. v Powderly Of Scranton. Grand Master WORK
men Of the Knight, OF Labor, arrived d. the 'lN
to-day. He evidently lad been Informed before he
came into New York state that Governor I'LL! iA1
appointed Democratic politician. factory inspector
and that therefore the interest, Of wOrhncmcn would
not be advanced in the least by the Governors a.
ton Yesterday in signing bill for the appointment
q a mining inspector. Mr Powdcrly. when Informed
that such a bill had Just become law by tie signature
Of the Governor. said that the law wouh be worth
les. There mine inspector, IN certain state.
but only in name. The worhusmcn got the credit
of these Offices. which not of the least benefit
10 them. The fault lie, IN the appointing power \
municipality or Governor having the power appoints
a out Of iavori,isIn. The appointment should De
by the wOrldngmcn.
Governor Illll signed 70 DAY senator McCarTn ;
bill 10 prevent the payment Of rebates 10y n uraucc
accnt- senator vcddcr's bin changing the name Of
the CONNER icial Union Life Insurance Company 10
scmbynan Whippe's bin declaring that action
shall be brought ~ dissolve an Insurance company
without the joint consent % the Attorney General and
the superintendent Of the Insurance Department
Asscmblynan o. +. Lane, bill for payment Oi the
wages Of the Insurance salvage corps. and Assembly
man Stcvenss bill providing that every member 0f n
cooperative Insurance company shall be warned Of
los, within thirty days Of It's occurrence
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Az INDUSTRIAL Schools CLOSING.

The industrial school u the Pilgrim Congregational
Church VIII closed tonight with entertainment by
TIE pup-. refreshments served TO them and sale -
article. made by them. Mrs VI. +. Augur. who has
been tine superintendent of the school from It, beginning
and has given her services gratritouSy, that tho
school ha, hal Gi3 names the rolls IN the ast year
and attondncc at the afternoon s's,ions
.It IN" millinery class. organized IN January has brcA
a success. The girls have mad" francs, wired hat.
covered frames. and trimmed them aftcgwaId Twelve ot
those recently made 10 Dee sent TO Ms. Stecic's
school for nccG.chidrcn dt Chattanooga. Tenn. The
cnar.soating class a boys organized March proved
-ool venture. Ten dollar, of the earnings Of the school
have been sent 10 aid poor children IN Ncbrasn There
viii BE- exhibit, II cooking. millinery and sewing
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE COTRTS.
r1Acx pors NOT OPPOSE THE DIvoEcE:

rr>CK pOrs NOT OPPOSE THE DIVORCE.
.r much di.,u.,.d divorce case of Mary T.. Fa'k
,.,lo., lame, A. BlacS ted bcola Judge Beach IN
IN, supreme count yesterday. ant tn entire ''al a''ea
los. t.,n nf..en minutes. THE case Wa called about
.,,,.x and Samuel H Smith vas Oh" FIRST ana oNF WIZ
n.-. in answer 70 rr.atweI ''e''.a'o q''',' ar
10. ...l ,t,. D.. tfa known Hack 1s Mr.. Raymond
.. >. la6 Nad.,1ns,e 800 tAo summer of l-N' ana 10
>o 9Ia w, Twan',.a.nt1--t. $50 i~ ~ '''' '''''
N, sarah T. Raymond int bop soil "i.All' were r"'"n
,. .,-. Raymond -" vif. a1- 'A.i. 4l'' ''.'.''"
.,.... mad. o.. pr Charles h. Dr'.uYrth. ~ 40. 'U.
,,-t .f...-c,,n,a-t.. ,u vt.h t.' i''- '" g ..''
,.,. Ns. Fa,A va, sar'r.s '.'m i.''f ana ''"- ~
,.,d Poo. dangerous 70. h0. - 90 ,' roH.t t' t''1
question o.. alroay va, d'i''r'd ~ ''. l',-., -.
'...tt although phiup Caru.nter who appeared ioF
Mai. .,. ,h,, ~ wa, willing 20 have ra' question s.''
,d a., ou., Thcr. wa, defence 20 le rul' 'uu | N.V
hearing r, ,,.mony ot the one "i'nc'' for t' ''''''
IY!ve Beach lcsor,,d his decision
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
PART OF GREEyE.ST. CAVES rs.

\ number of old buildings in Greene-st' between
Bleecker and West Third sts.. were torn down icw
weeks ago and gangs Of laborers were set TO "oiH
digging cellars for new buildings On the west side
Of the street, where buildings with frontage oil io
feet TO be erected by J. j. Wallace ana George
Readc the excavations were thirty-hve feet deep and
extended under the sidewalk 4 long wooden brldgc
over the front part of the excavation enabled persons
10 pass on that side. About ~ NJ yesterday whch
nearly 100 workmen were in the excavation ana mlly
half that number Of persons on the footDridee
the street caved in. The workmen were warned by
tho falling Of pebbles in time 10 escape being over
whelmcd BY the avalanche OF earth and paving stones
From the middle of the street for distance Of about
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BFyErJTS FOR TWO GOOD OBJECTS.
LARGE AUDIENCES At FOUR THEATRE,-HELp
FOR ACTORS AND FOR BABIES.


Tho four benefits for the babc,' wards Of the Post
Graduate Hospital aud the Actors Fund that took
nace Yesterday Afternoon brought in considerable
sur, for these worthy objects. Tickets we're sold at
81 each GOOD for admission 10 any OF the four the
rcs or exchangcablc for reserved seats 10y The pay
mont of an additional sum- The sale of these tickets
in advance amounted {" over Si,joo' ana the to'h
rcccints cannot be exactly known ~ present
The uctropolitan opera House was well iillcd, and
tbcrc WA, a long and interesting programme. Miss
Po.ina yoScs's company played The Oh Musician
Miss Vokcs herself unable to appear. but sent
contribution Of so Early In the entcrtninmcht
man whom nobody knew took his place - leader oi
tbe orchestra but the audience applaudcd Supp"ShS
that bc was some foreign celebrity lie began To
conduct and the orchestra began to play. but the
music va, decidedly inharmonious The leader began
,o cot angry and he got more ana more angry. TIL
he bluke his violin in rage and rushed ont "i 'lsh'
only taking time to pull OF hi Wg ana brad ana
disclose himself ~ ". J. Florence ihcn the aWl
,pcc knew him and there was more applause than al
lIst
uirl,v and Laura joyce Bcll gave scene from
rho vroao.0 and Wallic Eddingcr and Ray Mas
boil ope from The Huuchhach.7 Others Who ap-
n,ar.d were >icuor Gullamno Fmnchc'ni' Miss
warrior Ill., Charles Reed, Mis- Amelia clover Mss
Lillian Russell. Ni~> Fanny Rice. Ms Jennie f''
mans. Ncison Whcatcron Fritz Williams. Miss Ella
,.l.,r = T. MIL. \. q. Duncan. Ms Bessie Neck
"a, y g Ncclcn. ,!cnor Ar~nciuia. Little rhulaa.
tf.rry L, Rose and the Casino band. The lobby ana
,c,c,firl committee consisted of ll"ibo' hcI''y'
chairman: Clay ". Greene, Joseph H. 'rl mef' liHF
ri.on c. Fiskc Charles ". Thomas, linr" I""ihH
charlie, T. schroeder, !. J. Np.c- 'hari' 'ATth'rh'
,,.- ,.,,v r,rlefnu Morton -eldcu and VI y kca
III The I.dc,' flower commltt"" included Mr-.
i Fernando. chairman. ard MIC KUN 'flrh
IT, IT, ,I,ic W,irr- Ida Waterman. Esther Lyon knf'
V.ndcuhnf Annie blanche. Ella SALISBURY l.iN 8
,,,'cr Nav Wo1lcott Hllou Fernandez. Marion Eltlc.
a.,',, ritn1 Icurlc ~fo''o- and Queen Na--rr Much
- The .itoc,s ol the entertainment wa, due got onN
r,tor Unn Teal The siege maualcr. jerome stevens,
nrd fhc acting manager. Fritz Morris.
Tho Do Wolf Hopper opera N"uH" company p,'f"'
cI,' b., t,. M AZ the broadway Theatre L"ui,
,Mr.cb and hi, company PLAYED "T The Editor ~
palmcr's rLcatrr and Sell hur-r-. ana ~, 40
e'par,. Theatre, There were good audience 81 AL
.r,..
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
n1rs nE IrnAL NEWS.

,i.. o.,.-u,n in ,ho superior Court YESTERDAY
,,r.i down an opinion n tae ca." q James h.n"','
,.,.o., the Manhattan Railway company, sN''"N- 90
- .,,lT t4c sun ~ $1,000 p. pas, dnn's- % we
..c.o .,- ...t l,,,ar,, and -.looO damages 20
,.. ~, % u.. property az No- l3-t so ana % "o
l.. a,c iu consequence q u" elevated "'''''U ''"7
.,.i, i, front NJ tic property IN question.
The motion ~ Thomes p. Ad1i-@ 90 S'' ~
... and ,o,.ti,int in .he SUIT " Laura N. fh'rpe
.,,,ooo Vas argued b,fo-e Judge Lawrence lh he
.urf court Cnaubcrs yesterday. ny Joseph IL Nh"at'
,,L ,>.Concrc,,man John }. Adams Zoe ADAMS ana
.o,op,l ,,,icr H. Hart for Mr.. Iho'p"' Inc mor
. md, ou tnc ground that Adams lived IN Boston ana
49, d., ru- CITY o. give testimony before "a" senate
,.o,olt,cc to defend h. good name tolonc' mart
.u,d nat a man who came !n'o the state TO defend
hi. good name " ought no, u be sure u 'n'h immunity
a., Adam, requested. De,i..on was reeer''d
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
FOR TIE STATEN ISLAND PIER LINE GILL

Albany May 22-Asscmbyman Cornell. Of Rich
moud County, is here with elaborate maps o: the
staten Island shore 10 enable Governor Hill f. under
stand the full scope Of the Pier and Buihc1d blll.
which has not yet been signed. The maps show that
there are numerous water lot who will be bcnc-
fitted by the extension other than the Rapid Transit
Railroad Company, who own less than one quarter Of
the water front. An elaborate brief from Era tlis
Wlman was also received, IN which it stated that
should the bill fail to receive The Governors signature
i; would defeat the purposes of Congress which after
three years Of investigation authorized the erection Of
hc Arthur XIII Bridge, and which, being com
plecd renders accessible ten mile, Of water front in The
harbor Of New York to no less than six trunk lines
of railroad that no occasion since the opening Of the
Erie Canal was of greater importance 10 the harbOr
than il, enlargement by this means and that to rc
strict the shipping accommodation 70 The pier lines laid
down half century ago. while there is such pressure
for tcrmina. accommodation would be most unjust
The brief further states that the petitions favor If
thc Arthur XII Bridge signed by Sew York bus
nos men rculc.,uting $500 1000 ,OOO including H. H.
Iiydc Johp A. stewart William NJ Evarts. .. j.. Pot
Ter ii T. Clanin H. X. rhurtcr and other prominent
ncrsons showing that New York heartily
rs mi. enlargement. and Ihat these wOuld now
icin i'm a petiOn favor of the Pier Line bin If il
rrro deemed possible that the Governor could fail
10 apnrthend The advantages which would hOw from
c,rn,y for Sew ork state the large portion Of the
trade of tie West and south now crowded most disad
van,a geously into jersey CITY