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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. l3 Tho Amer
lean Society Of Mechanical Engineers
yesterday decided to establish head
quarters in Chicago during tho Worlds
Fair and 70 have an international con-
gross there lasting six days a paper
on IAN Engineering Problem At Rich.
mond" was explained by W. II. Adams,
Of New York. II proposed 70 constructs
large inland basin in the Chesterfield
mats opposite this city. After the read.
ing Of other papers the society "a.
journcd and took . trip down the James
river. returning 70 the CITY about dve
o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Tho President said At GalcsburQ.
i'll. that restrain: 5 should be reserved
Tor the turbulent and disordcrly" That
was only week after he had signed
the Mckinley bill, which lays restraints
upon people who arc Mother turbulent
nor disorderiy, but whose only offense
Il that they want to buy and sell In GER
tain markeA vat q y "the Law q ths
dee"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

The ncws comes from Rome that
the committee TO take steps for the
representation OF Italy at the Ch cago
Worlds Fair has dissolved because they
found that In view OF our new Tariff
iaS, few manufacturers or others were
willing to send exhibits here. Manu-
facturcrs shox their goods in order to
sell them; where tariff makes sales inn
possible worlds" fair is an absurditv
We shall have biz In tied States FAR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

That Is the way German studen Is give
presents TO each other. Mueller and
Meyer each wants walking cane
iueller buys one for Meyer and has an
inscription put on IL:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Let our protectionists i'm tate Mucl-
Ter and Meyer, and then we shall have
Uncle Jerry'S protection alike to the
same extent" Otherwise The former
will go on 'lvcxing the cradle for some
OF these x-foot. whiskered infants.
while their infants don't got any rock
ing at all"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

LoSDox, Nov. ls-The STANDARD Is
authorized to deny the St James
Gazcttc's statement that negotiations
are proceeding for statement Of the
Newfoundland fishery question on tho
basis Of surrender Of the French shore
70 Great Britain, the ccssion OF African
territory 70 France, and the repeal Of
the Newfoundland Bait law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

-scuthwcstof Sucz party OF French
surveyors have discovered tho bed OF Al
ancient canal running for miles in tho
direction 81 the Red Sea. which Il seems
y have connected with the basin 81 cha
Medilcrranean
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21
10 MY FRIEND MEYER.
IRON MS EVER FAITHFUL
MUELLER.


Meyer then bugs cane OF precisely
he same kind. and costing the same to
4. penny. and he tremendously presents
to Mueller with this inscription on III:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

In 1ss. the area devoted TO wheat
was Is 3cl Sol acres and the crop amount
ed 20 2i2. 4si. 400 bushels valued AZ SAL. :
80, 400 During the merit twenty years
the farmer enjoyed tho una!loyed bless
ings Of protection and baskcd in the
sunshine wish this result: In 1887 tho
acreage WAS s75st. ss3 acres, the crop
had more than doubled, but Il was only
valued % sss5 2ss. 40. or not % much
BY SO 54s $50 a. less than half that
number d bushels were worth tWonty
yoosB befoso. -chicag00l oba
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

In 1867 the corn crop OF the United
States, raised on 81. $50 240 acres,
amounted to 76s. 800 600 bushels, or I
tJsal value OF Stops, 500 The next
year protection began 70 do its work for
the farmer During all the intervening
years the farmer has had the benefit Of
the full protection for which he voted.
Yet twenty years later. in 1857. tho
acreage had increased TO IS 81 7G3
acscs and the crop to 1887. 100. 900 bush
els. while the aggregate value WAS only
s6s7. SOL. $50 Another instance of the
benefits which do not come to the farm
or through protection. Chicago Globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
GRAIN AND PRODCCE NAKKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Bearsh tendencies again controlled the grain
markets Yesterday There were purchases OF 81 900
bushels OF wheat for export and faint sembiance 10
milling demand. but the price Of spot lots WAS
easier. only moderate trading INDUCED IN in
the option line. little more than 100000 bushels
making the recent The depressing influences were
easier cables and a decrease IN the amount passage
l24,OOO bushels. which much under the amount
generally looked for The trading. however, was
professional and the net losses only Ii cent
"a, follows: January February. - 57; March.
- 81: May. - 81. ana June. = /, cents.
The disc0uraging features of the corn market were
I'm receipt, AT the principal Western and Eastern
points. gain Of 10000 bushels IN the amount on
passage to Europe and reports of better grading 4
the receipts at the West No. = corn dropped :
cent, but other grades the spot steady. The
export demand reached l2O 900 bushels The options
were weak aud final losses were scored Of = for
January at b 3s 3-5 for February at s. IL and
IA cent for March at IS IS and May 30 3D. ceats
oats dun with slight losses IN options at
IS 39 for January - IS for February and March, aud
- 5-s cents for May.
Lard duh and closed unchanged at S6 IL for
January. 81 - for February 81 70 for March, and
So 3G for May.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
st New NorA Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows. Wheat. 2O.lI5 bushels. corn, 524.6o2
bushels oats. l65. 500 bushels total grain, 1lool6
bushels: rour. 5O.5s6 packages At Chicago, NIL
waulec and II. Louis the arrivals were Wheat
al lol bushels, corn 657 FOL bushels oats II B. 5G3
bushels total grain. 933.92T bushels. flour, - l25
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Luzon J. Finch. who indicted several months
ago for violation Of the trade mark laws IN initiating
the wrappers and other distinctive marks Of thc sehu
Inc Carer's Little Liver Pills. pleaded guilty yc'ter
aav before Recorder smyth in the Court of General
SESSIONS The Recorder said hat on tie written
recommendation Of the DistrictAttorney ana on ue
certificates by the compliments that the DEFENDANT
had ceased to violate the trademark ana had sur
rendered the materials used IN initiating the COM
plainant's trademark he would susp nd sentence
He continued:
The comDlalrsut In thi. case umtcs with the Dis
trict Attorney in requesting that JUDGMENT .houh ne
susoendcd upOn YOU. II rs mere SUSPENSION ol
tndrmrnt If Won are again found vi latin TINS
trade mark you Will he brought here and -en'enGed
IN the longest term the court can impose upon 'hI7
cooviction You understand YOU stand hero no."
con>icfed Of a m,dcmcanOi. There viii he 10 trial.
You can be sentenced up0n this conviction ~ any
tirne the court chooses 10 pas sentence upon You
II Won again engage in tl. bu,lncss oil VpiathS me
cornlainnu'e trade mark u-t a. sure as y"n -tdh1
tpnrp .rd baDpeu 10 lie here you viii be sentenced
~. NV ,be protentiary Non can 60 for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now.Yor1 Tuc.d,7. tan. 7-EI.EVrs- E,cep's 10;
faloea a. Of i 30. 4 &; e ; $685. t." l M
cuoal- for Strr. - carloads for I'-man- Company.
cuo1d, fo Faafa,nn strauss. aId -lnfl. ear''d iG
- ,arload, were c> port ~ ,,d,I.u and a.
Morris and carload, for the home supply 80 trading
Ir,at cable advice, received late yesterday quote re-
frecratd beef steady a. 3'id or -' ant a., iri FL 4nd
DE- led ", GIT
Slpncn;- today e2io quarter, u beef in the Nevada
'DMiIcr CowS 9. 30 ae'a 'an3 At a.t 50 beside
worc a3'ady in me yaid-. Dcn'nd N'N sack. With
GAVE Receipt, q. aii point. 300 h.'d, Of which
yesterday. Yearne- and 'a"is sold At @o@3'sc pss
r. and bunch q Western '1i'c- a. &C.. ,.,. g.,
ers. sale for country dressed Noai,. and 0"-c for
r} d,,,ed. win f." cho.r and extra c'fc' 'e' bringing
Sslcs-Houonbock q Hollis: 3 er'.scl, go = a'eIoge.
g. per = Is lcIiu@- 80 %, At -'2c Per u; y dc"
Hume Mullen: "a Weston Calves go II, at - per
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rcceipt, ~ carloads q 100
head carload, at jersey Cty and a. carip9ds At CON
st.; aud carload so, carried over yc-L,rday. Iialg
limited about Yesterdays current nrur"-. Sh''p 81" ~
81 aG5 and Lambs at 30 21dS7 ~ Tor common IL
Dressed Mutton quiet salOc. ard dressed Lambs
fc~ spring LAMBS both alive and dressed have bec,
received ne past week. for which prices have ranged
Sherman Culver IsC OHIO sheep lo3 r. aver
aec 80 per 100 = 1871 DO. 70 p. a. ~ 81: 81 In
diana LAMB, 7e n. at 81 ~; e,... .o .,o.
J.. f. aader O.: $40 Ohio Sheep. 80 n. at - 90
T. S Ks-e 900 Michigan Lambs 90 n a. -.
Halcnbeck Hollis 26 State Lambs. 80 Il. al - 80
HoGs-Rcccip,. II carloads Of LAS head-l2 carloads
at Jersey Cy and carloads at 4oth st. NonC Tor sale
alive. NORMALLY weak aud lower a. SO bOa5i 20
Country Dressed lower than las, wenk Qn.htDIis
1aa5c for $40 = and upward 5a3se FOR lCOa2.0 j
5AaGc for lOoalGo n: GG6'ac for GoG1oO y. and 0@G
&c for n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

The Seventeenth annual meeting aud election y tie
New-York Road Of Trade and Trans loftson Will b. held
in the ~ the Board Bryant Building. Nassau aud
Liberty to-day Load Of thirfy-sN directors VIII
elected. The nominating committee appointed at the
meeting has rcpor ID the iO owing names
Ambrose Snow. Darwin Il. James. Francis Thufbrr.
William u WILEY. Hiram x. Miller John r. Henry.
Simon SteTne Patrick Far ely John C. Cooh Ferdinand
j. Earle. william j. Marvel. Thomas Whit James H.
Seymour Charles l.. Rickerson william Henry AInOux.
Morris s. Wise Ethan Allen Doty. James T. Young.
g. Waldo Smith George ]. Pcase Jeremiah Fitzpatrick.
James Talco,t. william H. Par-ons Aonlo T. Decker.
Orlando Is. Potter Lloyd l. Seaman. Aaron vanderbilt.
Uervey c. Calkin David HiTsch william Irwin Martin.
Frank o. Herring John IL. Washburn. john T. Iummei.
Sheppard Knapp. Edwin A. McAlpn and David A. dc
fUt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
uospJT4L SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FUND.

The following additional amounts were reported
Yesterday BY Charles Lanier treasurer on account %.
the Hospital Saturday and sunday Collection IL
will he seen that ST. Bartholomew Church has passed
the 50 900 mark
From Cmrches-St. Bartholomew's, Episcopa' 80
Ont al: ST Thomas, Episcopal. Sl.671 - MADISON
souare PRESBYTERIAN, S--1. All souls. Eps'oPal'
s4l5 50; Society for Ethical Culture 500 "a
Trinity Chapel, Episcopal, 1913 Il; ST. Paul''
Episcopal, SOL 81; Congregation Rodoph shoiOiu'
ST. GO; ST. Timothys. Episcopal, 500 so 81
Johns Chapel, Episcopal s. Il s"edls"
bethesda. Free Evangelical. ST. -; hereAn
BAPTIST. slo 50: Additional from ST. Clements
$40. CONGREGATION Bncal Israel $40: Trinity, Con
crepatioual $50 German Methodist, Elton ave- - '"
DethIehen Chapel sunday school. Presbyterian ." l. 3
St. Margarets. Episcopal. staatsbureh y y -.
From The Coal Trade-By Me~srs. Ward oNphahl'
Ward & ELEPHANT 50; suckney, Conyncham CO.,
SD; Frederic 4. Potts a Co., So, Whitney " he"
merer. go; Talbot & Phillips So, swords DICKSON
so5. Mceker. Payne & Co.,. So; Berw White Coal
Mining Company, SO Haddoch. Sh4h 20. e. g.
W NJ Davidson & CO., So. CASH, = I''l IL"
Youugman. $40. !. II. Root $40; The Empire ana
New En- gland Transit COMPANY. so . MI.
For The Woman, Fund-Mr,. Jo,eph j. .NOTII''
sos; Mrs Lucy Kean, So; Mr.. Jonathan stuiee''
500 X. NJ -. $1,000 @, , .
Personal and General Hard & Rand - 90. Hackrit.
Carhart d Co.. 500 Naumburg hlau7' Lauf - -
ESQ; Myrcs & Na,l1Ch, 500 I. w. =. 30. y. ~
schiefein & Co. So; ". T. Whttcmore -, Ia'0p
iowenthal & AID employs ~ u. D. N'' re,tN
SlO; Benjamin Dryer. $40; j. Dang a. % = :, o
pilgrim Lodge o. .. f.. 50; Jchuda Lodge,
/ O. S. b. g Franz Deak Lodge, l. O. ,. b. 81 90.
Total up 10 date, $2l Dbl a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

ordered to examination BY the Army Retiring Board
at New-Nork Second Lieutenant Peter ]. Tlsao ISL
cavalry conduct detachment Of recruits from New
YORK " the Department o. DakoO Firs Lieutenant ma
min NJ Lesven. 24th Infantry conduct detachment
from New.York 70 the Department c; Ar!7Jna.
Lieutenant Samuel ?. Comfy h3s teen ordered 10 TIE
Atlanta January Is Ensign Frederick r BIanaId as
aaessc:or o. steel PittsbUss Assistant Surg@'l o. J.
Decker examination ioT promotion: Assistant Engineer
Charles f.. Eonwel. duty at New.YorG relieving As
sstan: Engineer Robert Stewart dcachc1 and dEtd II"
Naval Academy. relieving Passed Assistant Engineer
T. H. Flarilpe detached and ordered % the Ncw-YVrk
ward Tic orders o. Lieutenant Charles II. LYMAN and
Ii sign j. Hetherngon 70 the Alliance have ueen re-
voked Captain B J. Cromwell has been detached from
duty as inspector ordnance Gtngs at Philadelphia ana
ordered TO command the United States steamer OmShA'
per steamer Of January p from san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Chicago, jan. lspcc.aD.-Some " the favorable out
side influences which Of late have tended somewhat 10
local speculative influences surround
Ing wheat gave 70 DAY. Cables weak Tho
Northwestern spring than Il
has boon being 30 at Minneapolis aud Duluth
Tho export ccaranccs Of aour small the three
biz Atlantic ports sending out The equivalent o. less than
100 eco bushels OF wheat. The result the raiders
became vigorous. aud the dependency Of holders
became At 81 cents especially there
heavy liquidation ot lines OF long wheat. which have been
held down from considerably higher prices May started
So The bears the offensive. bent upon gettns
the figures under S. to catch stop orders. Tho
point easily reached and the stop orders caught
expected. IL the gossip that Fraley OF ST. Louis
let 70 lot OF wheat Hutchinson seller down 10
s. cents. but that nguge put scan buying order IN
pit Cudahy covered considerable line Of short grain
- MAY sold as low 81 IL closed at si'
The receipts OF corn away over the expectations and
prices dipped again. For May there Was enough buying
stop the decline. The close ~ 3ia,. Provisions
opened steady Hutchinson moderate buyer 81 pork
moderate buyer OF lard Dispatches from the Stocs
Yards made the receipts there 81 900 and quoted 10
decline there. The result pork lost the 5eent
advance Lard and closed where they opened
ribs at the close showed 81 cents adyAasa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
Tile nrSr ENn ScANDAL

London, Jan. THE trial OF Arthur Ne""h u'7
.oIictor Frederick Tavlorsou hi, clerk. ana Adolphu'
Dc Gala the Interpreter on the charge OF conspiracy
IN defeat Justice IN connection with the West thu
scandal was continued before Magistrate Vaughan
I'm the Bow street Police Court to-day. An eX postal
messenyer named Perkins t"tifcd that after he had
given testimony 10 the police against Navlove. VINO
took the witness 10 the house in Cleveland ST. ana
against Week, who assisted in the mana cement Of
the house, Newton tired to induce huu 10 20 10
Australia. Newton said he knew somebody VINO
vOnld give c2O down ana & a week each for three
wears 10 himself Perkins, ana the other boys Wright
swinscOw and Barber. who had also gwen in'0rna-
ton TO the police, they would all eniisr4tc together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
4 LryEHAy KILLED BY THE WIRES IN 81. LorIS

It, Loul-. Jan .-Isauk Malone. Au'man. l-
another victim II the mu-icfou- wIc-. lie Us ON
ploycd by the Ni,-uuu Electric I.em COMPANY. ana
wa, sent - the engine house Do E.'vcnth't Nr''''
DAY 10 repair line tu.1 Wa out oi order. lir "'i
to the goof II Tie house" 'ad soon H.'i TIE ".rn'h
heard scream Of agony. They ei" Nth'r" iwi
rlcd -, The wires, be Lad been severely shocked.
bat stM wae able ~ struggle hard o. fire. hn-'i
from the deadly virc-. Then h- whol' BODY .h'o"
for moment. and va. buried pN Tie r'Hi down 20
line ward beneath Hc Iu-ht.d ru o. mas ~ bricks
and rubbish. The ircmru picked him mp ana too"
Inn u the dlspcu-afy. lI- Injuries are i1l'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baumann, John A, to Engert. 81 Cn,on-st year.
$1,000.
Brartgam Adam. to George steck Morris-ave., Of
l60'h,t. yoaT,. $4,000.
Bacahsu- Franz. to Borst. 77th-st, W Of 2d'ave.
years. - 500.
Cfe-6y' Dariu, 9. % Mary Healy, W Avenue B.
D+NheiHer. philip; 70 Peter Wagner. e2d-st. Of
l0tnaV'. yeafs. ~ oU0.
Derleb hnnie to Aary Fsynn, n cor. Lincoln-ays.
Elliot Richari ", 70 { : Brown. 2ith.st, Of
l0th-aye lca-c. yelrs. s3 800. -
Ei,.le. jos, fhine to u clifford, lG5,h-st 10, %.
map M0rrl-aula, years 81 600. -
Fran. IOfn. 20 VIM HANS sons, e3th.st, vs. of ID
ave. year, $1,000.
Gci-usnn. Noise to L \ lockwood and ano eNcrs.
l0fth..t. u shave, years, SO 500.
II cTinnCt Robert Ann r Todd, l70th.st "
Of F-auhn-1Nc, years, 1000.
Habenme. r. 10 Sieinbach. W Washinst on-ave.
o. l59th--t 4 years Il 975.
Jackson. Lewis D Eliza WorthngtOn. Lot 100
Map Tuion Hnl years. - 500
Kahn, Never 70 X Kelly, cor lst-ave and 32ds
Lincoln Catherine r. to } d FLOYD Pier 49, R.
Lang. Alma. NJ l. March. 1s4 East o2d-st years
20 500.
LIndsigan K'nnedy. 70 AcXardcr Forsyth Prospect
OF Even Place year. 5000.
LeNsn~on. sarah. 90 Charles BrocWann, cor
WaNerley Place and Perry-st, years, :23 600.
Lawson Robert e.. % John Kelly l67h-st, W Of
l0thaNe, year, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
PASTORAL CALL TO PHILADELPHIA'

Madison Wis jan Tile Rev. c. H. FNoharos
yesterday formally rendered his resignation as pastor
of the local Congregational Church. over "mch no
presided for twenty-five years. W. H. Wan''""her'
brother of the Postmaster General, was mere yes'c
day and formally rendered him the unanhi011 an
- he Central C,onCrecat ional ChuIcP OF fiIidu
phia' which was a. formally accepted he VIII 4e"No
here on February /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Chicago Jan. 7.-Catte-Kcceipts 1900, shipments
$500 market steady. Reeves s3d25 10; stocEtf, ard
feeders r. 2jdS3 % cows bulls and mixed. ~ 5Ons3
Texas cattle 81 ?5ds2 81, Hogs-kcceps, 20 600 snip
ments. O00O MaTiet slow 81 lower Missed, 80 6oG
s9as3 IS. sheep-Rcceip,s loo shipments. 600
Market weak l0c lower Natives 50 30 ass 20 Western
eornfed "a 5od&5 10; Texans. a3ds1 40 lambs. - 750
50 10.
steady to strong good y lancy native steers 50 25a
"a - fair % good DO. - j0dH s0ckcrs and feeders
t2dS3 GO range STEERS. 81 j0ds3 nogsReeeipts. $500
shipments. 600 market active 30 lower fair 70 choice
heavy SO 60as3 90 packing grades f3 56aS3 so light
fair to test SO 45as3 90. ShccpReceips 600 market
active and strong fair to choice. IS 76GS5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

In State bonds there was a small business In
Louisiana oonsols at % and Tennessee settle
mcnt s. at - 3D. or city bank stocks. Man
haitian sold t2ll at 1915. smith Nat onal U0 At
l55, Western National 90 al 90 .
In tie general market the feature was the
large selling of aud decline In the prices of the
Philadelphia and Reading Incomes The rumOr
vas current, both here and in London, that no
interest Will DC paid on either class for the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Chicago Jan Judge Blodgett yesterday ue'lucu
the case OF Henry Du Pont and others, composihs
the Du Pont Powder Company OF Ncw-1 ofh' asa'"9o
James F. Joy OF Detroit. George L. Dunlap Co'""0i
: D. TAYLOR the estate of W. b. ogden ana FcrrS
IL Smith were parties TO The SUIT. Inc comp'N""n'
are creditor. Of the Northern Illinois OoaI anu io"
Companv which failed in 1876. At that time 'i.e
claim amounted to $4,000 In 1oOo S"iluol -
T1lden of New York; W. b. ogden, OF ChCdso' "'u
James F. Joy of Detroit, held stock amounting "
$500 ooO which they purchased from ColoneI l"Soi'
who was then president of the coal COMPANY inc
bill WAS fled for the purpose OF holding the deehu"n''
liable for the oOmpany's debt. lTeguarl'cs Hi0
CHARGED in the transfer OF stock to President lNlo'
II ,s said that he secured 100000 in stock by trans
fcrrinc to the company land worth only 9I'o'ooo
Az This was the only consideration ior WhCn tlS
sock was issued the stock wa> never pdlu iu GU,
therefore, Ogden Joy and TIden VINO puloi,'9U u
stock from TAYLOR il claimed ouShl. 70 NJ. ut
The deficit At the hearing the pAi Vas uls'I,iSS ~
ss ~ all except Joy and the Ogoeh helIS. ~ ~ ="
Mir Tilden il was COntcnded that inc cVult nav az,
Jurisdiction over the executors IN NS" 1oIh 80
TudGe plodCett holds that the stor rh9lucis
The stock in good faith Colonel Taylor was Nv.
cuiltv of fraud and there was no eVluchce !" SH"HN
sbat 10y and ogden had any Know Oi li'''"
irIev were bona fde purchasers. Inc 'vhP'lN rNd
ccnted T;ylor's land in full payment OF stoCh "'I
No nroof was offered against him. Inc pNi was us
missed for want of equity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
nr.7u oF GEORGE R. 7opP WHILE INSANE

Cincinnati. Jan 7.-Georgc r. Topp' late memoer
Of the Board Of Public Affairs, VINO ress"eo u"ii"S
ne Gnbernatoral campaign last fan, and who was
$50 20 Io,cview Insane Asylum few days ago.
died at that place at Il 80 to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
4 FATAE TENEMENTHOUSE QUARREL.
THE AssAILANT ARRESTED AND HIS OONFED'
CRATES HELD AS WITNESSES.

THE AsSAILANT ARRESTED AND HIS OONFED'
CRATES HELD AS WITNESSES
dispute between Hebrew and Italian inmates Oh
the tenement house No Elizabeth St yesterday leo 70
tie murder of Isaac Schilausky, Pohsh heoie"'
francisco Bocuh the young Italian VINO conmI'vS>
the murder and a number OF witnesses OF the Cilh'o
were locked up.
schilausly met Bocuh in the yard at = 10 p M anu
accused him of breaking the door Of an clubhouse
denial by the Italian followed by quarrel
pocuh knocked Schlausky down and beat nm over inc
head with a washboard Other Italians present joined
IN the murdorous attack after the Hebrew had become
insensible.
Tho noise OF The battle attracted the attention Oh
the police OF the Enzabeth-st station and Detectives
Chrvstal and Price caught the murderer redhshded'
schiausky seemed to be alive when he was carried 10
the station and an ambulance was called from inc
Chambers Street Hospital but the surgeon pronouhceu
A., u.h-sy dead An examination showed that
schilausky'. skull had been fractured. INC PoiCSo
locked up as witnesses Thomas BOcuh, Francisco ,
cousin Vlncenzo FranciscOna, Michael Dehencio anu
Frank Bucco all Of whom lived In the tenenenthO
David Sidolsld anc Joseph lobe OF NO. ~ Eliza-
beth.t aud Joseph Taschmosh, OF NO hIzaneIH a.
Mrs Schilausky, wife OF the murdered man, "a' uo-
tanned at the station also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
IREY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Jan. Cadet James c. Read fourth
class Military Academy. hss been discharged account
O, ply sica' disability Captain r. C. Parker Gcu.d has
been Cidercd duty a. Washington secretary and
treasurer Of The Soldiers Home relieving Captain b. f.
Rtenhous retired Captain James NJ Burns 17th In.
fsutry hss ordered " special duty Col INDUS.
Ohio First Iieutensnt IL j Goldman 9Th Cavalry has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

The 10 O'Clock forenoon express train between New
york and Boston Via the Shore Line 70 BE- the
fsyorte OF lady passengers between the two cities Max
ing daylight run /, is very convenient arordnR ample
time fsr getting ready In the morning and enjoying
whole evening after the finish.