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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BALTIMORE, Mp, November 6. 1890.

TO CUT OT III 4FtT"V7'' I7'-7'F7'V'F77' IT
Have lust closed sale of entire stock Of
Of Schoolfeld. Hutgeings q Co.
Start shipping Friday. HENRY COHEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

I FIND l HAVE TOO MANY~gn,
MISSES ana CWLDRgS's SHOES ON tA-
hnai. Ipropose 20 mako tho priea reduce no
surplus So J havo put about ZOO PAIR =
culLDRESs sHOEs-ln Rii. Coit All D.a.
COLA. stol0H -on tho coun,arior % They aeo
.ny.so. si.75. and e sHO8s Audlboat es0PAR
OF MIssEg-u 20 .. Heels ani sprinr.ueos %
$50 They wero an g. l250, 50, sud s&tosn0Es
AL OF these goods arc from mo standard is-i.d,
j. A. GRIGG
no attain PACE BLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

New limo OF Csssimeres and Mems Furnishing
Goods a! NITrgLDoRFERs'.
2l7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Housekecpers,
great bargains are offered at LOS east Broad
Monday. j. z. Rose Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

r T.. Lee was the greatest general the
world ever produced. A. b. q. Tonic is
the greatest tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Brigcs's Home-Made Bread.

Tho rush sim increasing for Briggs's Homo
Made Bread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

u b probable that the association will
A. NJ. and continue until 2:s0 Y. ~, and
the other 10 commence at 1880 or 5 p. M.
and adjourn al will These matters of de-
tai, though. will be arranged later ON.
A part Of the business Of the first nights
session viii be to appoint Committees on
Order Of Business. Hours OF Meeting,
Time, Place. and Preacher. and Creden-
eisls; The business sessions really begin
On Wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Brigcs's Home Made Bread.

Don't lie worried with bad cooks but try
Briggs Home-Maie Bread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Now Astrachen Capes just received. Price
now SIS, real value SO MtrrELDoRFzRs',
el7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
RrIrrs,s Hnme-Niade Broad.

Every ono that tries II says it is she best. Try
II Is ell We ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
4 REoaS3'
Special ODe1ingy
Window and IaII Dr'',..a !

Second Floor, fron'.
A step on The elevator. o. Will np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Adam Lamb. respondent. agt william Clancy, APP
pcant. Ephram Klr'cn 81 al rrspOhdents ast.
.C Folk. appellant at. Darwin stocking OF al,
respondents Morris Steinback. respondent ag Geotso
~ Evans ct al appellants JAM Nv Vo yc aS
mlnstrator. etc. appellant. ast inc Ne" orh, ;Se"
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company; respondent
AdeSsr MS vs appsasM cr az ct e a e sS
Cornelius Jackson respondent agt inc flre @
Of Philadelphia appellant Mic nTrsrd reSoondet
ag;. James PaLcock appellant; Charles CappnS,, re-
spoudent. the New York Central ana hudson hver
appean agt the LAKE, Shore aud Michigan southern
Railway Company. respondent John rUiSy R2psrnad
agt the syracuse. Bnghamton and New, orA haliUau
Company re pondent Alonzo NJ. Howell respondent
agt Thomas r. Wight appellant J9h nne Ia tra' nds
uIcnt affirmed, with costs. 100000. c,ou,.s
Aonzo Dnyca trustee ETC. resp2naent a rssnondent
agt. the Williamsburg city Fire Insurance CoMPa,S
app ,lant; Henrietta Woods. appellant asI nsS'T'
Wfnau, respondent; the People ex REL s ssl na ~
Russell supervisor etc. appellant, agt tile i5ollu
Of supervisor, Of Ierkmer County respondent "eo
PAM, riSpSndcnt the Bowery National Bank Of New
Yora respondent. agt John ". Wilson ct a.; aP
pelinnts Lena Mentz respondent. agt. Natn G ~;
Newwitcr. appellant. Judgment reversed anu TIC"
trial granted with costs 20 abide the sse Tvnre,s HIS
Cemetery, respondent. Judgment aitrined' "i'o"'
John Travis and another. appellants, agt; BERNARD
Travis. respondent Louisa Kramer, respondent, a.
samuel Adelberger and another appellant. o U ~ the
vcr,ed and judgment entered upon the report OF 'ho
Augusta g. Genet appellant agt the president, etc
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, respoiu.
cnts. That part Of HE judgment Appealed from by
the plaintiff i affirmed. that part Of the judgment ap
pcacd from by the defendants is reversed ana inc
complaint j. dismissed. with costs c,, -
Jennie V. Bunne appellant, agt lsaas stem n ,h ,e
spondcnt. Order Of General Term reversed, ana Iiat
Of District Court affirmed. with costs.
In the First Division the following cases were
argued
The people respondents, agt. Frank Fish, appellant.
Dora Wheeler, appellant, agt. the oceanic steam
Navigation Company tlimltcd), respondent. 49,,
Charles Il. Franc respondent, agt. Henry H. DICK
| lr~In. appellant
| Division:
Edwin Bean George A. Faomsbec and another,
administrators. appellant. agt. the American Loan
and Trust Company, impd.. etc. respondent
The Eniri Iron and steel Rolling Mill Company,
appellant aSt Nathaniel e. Harris, impd., etc,
respondent.
Isaac Hampton. appellant, agt Martin ;. llamsIer'
respondent. .
Philip Carpenter. respondent. ag- the New ork.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. appellant
The following The calendars for to morrow
First Dlv,ion-Nos. ass, 403, 49i, sol, 30, 20i,
Ill and jli. - go
Ills, 1,13-, l33 and LIB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

,,.,ri.s Gulcinot ha, brought >uit against hehI'
,i =. Wctuor, a, trustee under the VIII 81 "o''
,,.,,,d tt, father Of The plaintiff to sci a'lu' Al
t..,,.rt # tine plaintiff, interest in trust fuhu
,,t., iy his father t;uillrmOt dcolar~ ~ the
Mo-, ,,rc,.ut.d 10 th. supreme Court. thar Ms
1.,,, rohu uonInud. died in l77V leaving 10 nm the
49, -, 20 COO absolutely and lhtd Interest IN a
. ,,.d amounting now 70 about 10000 lie ue
r, that ne va occupied from lo1l Ia loro
.,di,, fine 100000 and that hc wa habltuiI
,i .,l dur,pg the whole Of that time. W nile uruhN'
,.i,,.. N.t,ror, induced han 80 assign hir ntcr~
-. ,be tru,t fund which he NOW seeks 10 nave N't
l,id. ,.... ,u,,..,,,.
,,.a,. Andrews. In tire Supreme Court. Chambers
,,.r,,y signed au order for the examination "i the
l.,r,u lc(orc trial for BE purpose OF allowing inc
nlani,n 10 frame hi complaint ,.,..
l,,rle. Hoyd ha, Brought suit against pouSil'
Green and Arthur +. Iatcnan to recover ".oul ..
, f., l.. comm, sion, due upO!l stock tah,uti"H'
~ $50 ,r,v.llluu rNpru,cs Boy wac Green 4 sac
"nt '' ..,.ut Inc ta,c came on tiia before judge
I',;,rnau, iu the superior 'oHr' Sc'tciN''' anu " wan
prY"IDF J-t sc2rNcA ol the superior court, had
, far recovered from hi recent Illness u'' "c '""
l,, u'acc uplu tie bcnch on NohuaI ,,,., p,ilr.,d
tId.ucat, against the Manhattan h'NdVu n,'''' .'
,,,,,,,,.y v,r. i.uGcrrd IN The supreme court "
t., IA, favor Of the following named properly oN"o'H
Cor thc tmuuht~ stated =. 49,. MI, .;,,, a.. ,,In,
49,, .ol Iohr II Mason, W. 373 Pearl 81 tte N9lU .
j 800 r,l,lL 800. Max Otuneei 40 -"l IHi 81
Zee value. 5000 rental t'oV NOUNS Dti 90 =, 900
No 500 HriuHir It.. fc" value, :, Oo1 r'hil 81 $50
N.,,rarr P,;r, So 1l south liith dN"., zee N5luc'
900. August Rudolph. property Oh S.u'h flr"
ave.. n,a. SprGS ST. re- r'i,h N ayn fcc value ~ 900
,".-rI 500 Ann VI kctchum. No. l30 N6hth run
,y, ~, value - 800. Nice Moore thre' tn,, ",
south lflh ave, near spring IT., ,n,h '' De- Wine
I:cuytuuu VI. Martin. No. - 'ouJh iII'""'0 Nv '
-, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
,yTVFDETT FAMILY ~ NEED.

4 case oi dc,ttuton If a family. which The Tribune
has had carefully Investigated appeal, strongly 10
chartably disposed people I'm condition TO extend
practical sympathy. The family consists OF man,
his wife, three children under three years DID, also
A Younger brother and sister ~ the mother OF tho
children The father is unable to work a, his health Is
so precarlos that he is not expected 10 live long ono
Of the children IS sufferer from spinal disease bu'
there are circumstances which make II advisable 10
keen the family together. The family occupy three
r,op,s the rent Of which Is - 30 month The total
income of the family is ~ "A week. ~ week OF WHICH
/, IN, wages the brother Of the Young WIFE, ana -
a week I, subscribed 10y mutual beneht organization
Of which the sick father. j. member SUCH con.
trbutiOns a. are made will be given, not IN Duh Du'
in such sum, "a from time to time may be necdcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
argued
Mr.. wETMoRE MAY SEE HIS CHILDREN.
III MUST ALSO PAY HIS WIFE $1,000 \ YEAR AC.
CORDING TO STIPULATION.

III MUST ALSO PAY HIS WIFE $1,000 \ YEAR AC'
coRDING TO sTIPuLATIoN
Judge O'Bricn in the Supreme Court. Chambers,
Yesterday handed down an opinion deciding a motion
In the suit Of Mr.. Annette Il. Wetmorc against VIII
lam h. W,tmOrc The couple I'm September. 1850,
entered into stipulation to live apart Mr. Wetmore
agreeing 10 pay HI, wife The sum Of $4,000 year
and she WAC - have t' custody Of their two children,
four and eight years old. 1t was agreed. however.
that the two girl, should visit their father and remain
with him one day each week, except in the months
- uly and August. AfterwaTd Mrs. Wetm0rc brought
suit for 20 limited divorce against her husband upon
the ground u cruelty. she also II appears
from the papers on file, refused 10 ali'"
tbc children to visit their father. whereupon
he cut of the allowance of $1,000 year.
VIZ. Wetmorc came into court and asked for an order
requiring hi, wife q allow him {" the children. and
Justice O'Brcn I'm hi, decision rules that the children
must D., sent to their father according 10 the pro
vision, u the agreement and that Mr. NctmoIe must
pay the amount he agreed 70 pay
VI Wetmore Is a we'll known club man ana Ms
t-oubl, with IFS wife caused considerable gossip
| M Newport a YEAR ego last summer. Aiter they
agreed 10 separate Mr. Wetmore went to live at
Richmond Iiill f. t. and spent last summer at south
,r,utou L. l. II was while AZ the latter place tha'
she failed 10 send the children 70 visit their ia'h's'
The children are both girls. and John Jay VINO ap
u.ar,l (or Mr., Wctm0rc before Justice O'bIicl eS'd
hat his client would make No objections to the nus
hand, calling at her house in West Twenty hithSt 10
,e IN. Children bat he did object to their Vi'i''h1
h.ru "a, h, home. Her reason, MI Jay declared "lN
tst Mr. Wc,morc kept the company OF lmho'"
women and she bcle'cd that he wanted 10 U'"e o'''
Of the little gtl, his visit 10 ono Of hc9e women,
N, nl., alleged that Mr.. Wetmorc was addicted 20
| arrk and had FORBIDDEN the children % say u'e'
rankin Bartlett appeared ior Mr. Wenirle ana ~
d.',,rr,l that when Mr. ard Mrs. Netho!c we're mn
i ihc l,tt.r knew that her husband lad been man
,,, ,.,,n since hi, marriage. he declared, no an
,t.ou, could be- sustained AGAINST him "t iinp'WViI
NAM. ip IN, respect. lie also SAID t'It pr We
9, I ' - i,.i , t,,,l al,staincr during tie last ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
LITTLETON LONG STILL CNC4PTCRED
SOMETHING ,BorT THE FoRGEE's EARLY LIFE
-MMAT MR DANIS sAYS.

SOMETHING hHorT THE FoRGEE's EARLY LIFE
WHAT MIR. DAVIS SAYS.
Littlcon Lone. Who wa, indicted fr iol sing checks
Of his employers, Jacob j. N0rGlrger& son. importers
No l. Bridsc,t and released on his own reoognrance.
h. moi been rcarrc>ted the detectives. who Look
ing for him. Assistant District Attorney Vernon ".
payi, upon whose motion Long released. said yes
tefty tia, he bad acted win the undertaking that
ih, complainant did wish 90 push the case. lie had
received that impression from ,lr Noidinger's attorney.
There W., only one charge against Long at the time,
That Of forging a check for 80 Mr. Davis did not
learn that the accused man had gained about Sio,Ooo
bv nj, dishonesty uut just before the second iudict
mont against Long wa, found lie believed that q
hitch In the civil proceedings arising ont OF the comes
had caused the dc>ir for vigorou, prosecution OF
Long.
me following particulars about Lo'g were obtained
from j. NJ Fuller OF ruller's Detective Bureau who
investigated hi, past lie at the time Of rs arrest
Long i, the brother OF C. C. Long otherwise known as
Challle Long the well known officer OF the Egyptian
army. who +, now IN Europe ~ the beginning OF
the Rebellion L. Long organized and Was commissioned
captoin Of Company r. Of Colonel Waace's regiment,
also known a, the Home Guards. rhr regiment was
detailed In companies 10 watch b'ochlde runners IN
eastern Virginia AZ the end OF The he secured
c'crk,hip ia the War claim Department at Washing
Ton and In spite OF the ralr prohibiting employe, from
negotiating any claim. he ir" - push through ih'
claim Of a widow of Confederate and Ia do - as
sumcd nciltloI> name. He was detected and dis
charged Nfer business ventures IN various places, hs
came to this civ. and after time vas employed nv
MIR NOrdlingrr lie was Al h> old home IN Princess
Anne County. Mary Wand. q month ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
HINTS AT CORR UPTON.
ALDERMEN SAY CAUSTIC AND PECULIAR THIN0S
ABOUT SOME OF THEIR MEMBERS. But


ABOUT SOME OF THEIR MEMBERS. But
MENTION 80 NAMES
The application of the New-YOrk and Long Island
Railroad Company for permission TO build tunnel
under Thirty fourthst and the Easa River was con-
sdered by the Board Of Aldermen again YESTERDAY
Mr.. storm who champoned the measure, made strenu-
ous efforts TO pass it, Mr. Oakley attacked the scheme
a. usual and asserted that corrupt means had been
adopted by the company to obtain the franchise.
Mr. storm denied the truth Of Mr. Oakeys state
ment. The question had been before the Board since
February 2j he said, and it was time that II was DO
termined. he moved 10 discharge the committee and
act on the resolution.
Mr.. Oakley reiterated his charge of corruption. and
said that Austin Corbn was behind the project The
Alderman from the lid nsnuated that he knew that
money had been offered to members 10 Influence
votes Mr. Dnke said that 10 delay action appeared
to him like a strike. and an attempt TO demand d
bribe He was surprised at Mr.. Oakley's position.
Holding back the report of the committee would have
a suspclOus look, and the question would be asked:
What are they waiting fOrl'
Mr. Clancy Joined Mr.. oakley in opposing this
most hizh-handed scheme and intimated that Mr..
Storm was Influenced by peculiar reasons which the
latter resented as unfOunded Mr.. DOwd. chairman Of
the Committee on Bridges and Tunnels, explained that
various circumstances one of which the death OK
a member Of the committee. had prevented report,
but they would be ready to submit it next week
Mr. Oakley was pressed 20 name members 10 whom
hi, charge referred but he answered evasively Wait
until the time comes, and III give you the names
quick enough. T.. -
The committee was instructed to bring in their ~
port a, the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
FREE B1THS FOR TIE PEOPLE,
NEW WORK TO b. rNDERTAKEN BY THE So
CIErY FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION
nL


\ special meeting Of the Board of Managers OF Tho
Association for Improving the Condition of the POOR
was held yesterday Afternoon at the central office Oh mo
association No. 20 Fourtave. JOAN Patton presided.
and there was a large attendance. report wa male
10 Board that a conference of various charitable
socetie, held at the home OF N. Patton the subject Oh
free baths for the working people Of New OK WAS
taken up warmly. The society for the Improvements
o; the Condition u the Poor. IN behalf Of these various
charities was requested 10 undertake the putting up
and carrying ON Of these bath houses. Morris h.
JeSIp. president Of the Board of cry Missions, SAID
that he would recommend to the Board Of City Missions
that "A lot owned hS them i'm Centre Maibct-st ON
ErOome st.. in the rear of the Tabernacle, should be
leased n a nominal to the society for Improving
tie Condition Of the Poor. and that the sums raised aud
prul,ed for free baths should be- handed ~ this
society.
:. G. Cady VIII be- the architect Of the new bath
house which will bc provided Wih rain baths-whcii
are simply enlarged shower baths and do away with al
danger, from Infection which attend the dse 4 cubs
The first battling plant. exclusive OF Tie IN. viii cost
10000 ~Aoad the lo' alaed ~ not be secured. the
l,,Jcisto on for Improving "A" Condition of The Poor
VIII Immediately abut purchasing suitable lot aud
"a, ON with Tn. erection Of the building, which, II y
hoped. Will lie III READINGS for u~e early III MAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

IS. s2: :oi 1874 ,s ;'S ;' S s's
Supreme Court-Circut-lart ly-Before Patterson. :!
200 l55 l5So' ~ s4, y iss 5 49, 1854 Is
1884, 49, fl 4I ~ ~ ~ 2oo O is ''0 '''' ''
sdrogatee cSur,ecre Gsn'Gs a sJNS g Saicsdar
and freedman Nos. B. 20. a. -. 20, ~ IS, 70, b.
lis 70 ia. 100, ISL I5i, iio. ~ iss 81 So.
supeSor Courrriai Term-part II-Ad,ournsd for the
' Superior courT. Tcrmrs.s IlI 4, 9S g
Common P,as-Specal TeIm-Before BIschoh. J.-Mo
"Oq Common Peas-Equity- TcrmmBeort BOOkstaver j.
eea,rrs ao f sss tai s ss A 5s "a
$50 l. :. as 2ss s7s 3, $40, %, S0d 400 $685.
'S o SS Sis s9y AZ art IBetore
S s t9s 49, 81 e. Ss 49, AZ e. ' 49, i s. 20 "a:
Common pieas-rrlai Term-Part III-Before Pryor. j.
City ~ coSrt"specai ierm-Before FusimOns, Mo
City Termp.rt Epe0I ;ss Van IVY WyeA ISL ST.
49, 49, 1883 1875 l5s5 $50 1855 1888 2e25
yo city 10. sSr'' ss Ht!na' &c. f 1854
iSI: isii iSa S lSi5 iS$9 IS;I iSss i iS3s
$ 1883 1853 1921 1921 1891 1885, 1885, 1885, 1861; 1875
City coart~Iria Tcrm-Part iv-BefOre MeAdam' c. j.
Pourt Of General sessions-Part I-Bcfore MARITIME
and Assistant DlstrIcAtorney Days-Nos. to 20, in
Court OF General sessnns-Par II-Bcfore Fitzgerald, j..
and Assistant DistricAttorney Bcdford-Nos 20 s. IN.
and Assistant Dlstrct-Attorney JeFome-So'. to D. ~
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
rxrrrD STATE, SUPREME COURT.

Wa,hncton. Dee. The proceedings III INC :"
pr.me Court OF the Vnhcd states TO DAY Wec ~ 'o'
pW,: 81, 49,
so. LOO The people OF the state o NcW t EI,,
Wrnplc Controller. etc. IN error I" w" ouP'' n
Corri Of .c state Of New lofN plSliiSsc" P''
stipulation. -, , ,so,,,,,,v ,iain.iu
Eo lo-- The lIou,atonic Rallr ad Company' Pn@n,In
in error AT Jacob Gri,sc!L In error To the SnptViS
court If Errors of the state Of tonnecuout' D's'"
win costs pursuant 20 the i0th rule: H. - ~
40 u-- Robert hamilton plaIn"H III eFF"I, 49,
the Home Insurance COMPANY oi Ne" l"IA.. ;,i
-, % Hoffman Ice 4 Co, app HAMS aEt Nllitii
J. overly ct Al. suggestion 81 ded' "i ",',,a ,, -.
Siui,r am, ~, The apprlcc- herein and appearance
- tn, .atnr and heir, al law fled ana entered
To 30 Hoffman Lee ~ Co, appellants dEt D. 'Ncr-
nv - al. Argued. "a, 100 o-c
rl. daycall for Wednesday j. Nos lOl lo2' l'5'o
to9 iO5 100. 100, 10. III, ana III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
FoR the IRfSH FAMINE FryD.

IN entertainment wa, given a. Troctors Theatre
yc rerday far the benefit Of the Irish Famine Funi
which would have been more enjoyable 10 those VITO
attended il If the house had been comfortably heated
Tn. lc1dlrg future Of the programme wa, Jerome r.
me- one ,c pay Eaibnri7 which had uo; befor'
borr acted in New York. II was played hy Nil Mar
.gicri;e II. John Mis~ GRACE Fi!kn, George VI. WOOD
and j. {. ci.tonc. Miss St. John, Mr wood Nl'
lc..o Ic.lin and Richard Gahthpny also gave s"cnc-
f,,p, she t on, to Couqucr.' AMI there Wcr' -pne'
and rccifstion- ly Henri l'un. Aih"r O.. Iic,. Mss
Rose scuottcuic!s. Nci.on wheat rDft ana others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
,vryDtyc TINE ROADS FRANCHISE.

The proposed Ncw-Yorl city and suburban sur
face Railroad franchise was recalled from the mayor
Yesterday by the Board of Aldermen and amended to
conform 10 Mr.. Grants suggestions. Thc amendment
provides that nothing in the ordinance Oh per'h''s'o"
adopted shall be construed guarantee OF title by the
v in ar IN any streets or avenues through which the
road Is 70 run or to any bidder where the city has not
vet acquired title nor shall the consent be cons'rnco
10 permit the use of any part Of the bridge connect
ing Scvcnth.avc. and Jcromeavc. across me iiareE
Riyer when the same shall bc constructed u nse
Visiting laws The ordnance now goes again 10 The
Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

s,,r.ne Court-,;enoral Term Recess c9ntiEGGd 49,,
iir.n'e Cart Chambers Before Andrew J'-Mouoh
,0,"T,r No- / To 80 called At II o'clock. -, .,,
supreme Court-Nprria FERN i"r' ! "'' W
Nonda,. December s. loJ1, H.. n ucfo-, Roach I
Ia lI7i 3i2, 1923 lll6, 91t IN L.
lI12 lis Iio2, 1883, 1900 l2oG III -i5, i-'"'
II tti,l.nt Coaf-Cr,u-r l-Ad!oprned until De-
c'i nrr, -Circuit-Pau Il-E'torc Lawrence 20
~. P3is iGis OBI 1923, 25si All LII 80
80 20 100 1890 .i0t. lAil. 1870 2J"p ill3
- III SSS2 800 S5li e5oo. 25sS 90" 1855 io'0
iog,, ,rrem. -Crcuit-Part IlI-Beore oBren j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

COURT tN~i-N ARGUED.
,u,r, H.. . I'm the First Division Il the Court
'""''' 90 49,, t,.. ,,,.. handed
"i Appeal, D" u.s. ''' '''"''e ''
down.
,,,,-, T. ,f.,.r. ,pprIiaut at ,hc Manufacturers
lL,'.," - |.,I., ,, nant,,i Al, Jam ~ COS.
d,., ,pf.ll...t. pvl-.f g. Baker AID another, o.
i, 10. A., ~ t,,oi,ia,l, t,uniA.r. Tie
t,rf,.-i.,al national Bans Of Ne' orb. n.-P,nd"tt.
80 ..,.,.', ~, lehman 4 smith a.d o'hr.-. zap
,' .' 80 80 ,...,d. az ,,f ,lc de- castro y
i""'"l'' az '.,.. ..,.,,., ,nf.lltuf. Daniel
BONNER sugar h'.il.' ''Pt' % 'i' nam. d..
Art. appellant; f- tir f''I "'@ ,.t
-p"ndrni, l"i't =. h','n '.''' r,l,.,i,d com
80. o." Sew Cog" ana N'" '...'l ''i ,'.,, tri Al
i'ht. ir-p"uI''' '"u1 IT, ',, "
llat'I. Nlu '"-i !" 'I.H' ~ ', ID, v.-t,h..,cr
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3d.. ,,l. Il the plaintiffs work. which thy -" II
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exhibits stead procr,,, I'm the nnmbcr oi Vos>
ant passenger aaa constant Ue,.W ~ inns nrr
w.,I ,...., e.
The report ot the SUPERVISING Inspector ''''''''' "
hereto "r"'"uc'' .,,.,,.,.
REVENUE MARINE 9r'"' va
In the Revenue Marine Service thfN SIN Nc>''''
- loo, In commission during III" year. one me-"
nav ,.,.,ol and assigned to duty at
vessel mas been ''!N'''' ~" - , ,,.
Sha'''S''"' - 80 , ,, ~, v.,c i,.rnc y G. and the
s,,.. ~ Galveston. Icx. The record OF the vessels
w, - :,,i,,, t},e year shows nautical miles
o-.,1.. vessel, boarded and examined,
- 1Gl OF which number 91j were found violating
M law by which they incurred hnee ana pehiitJN
10 the amount OF ca'"blH E'-tltH -,
d>.,lc,4 % INC N'i' ,'n ~, Iort,. fir.,,