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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Dec. l0.--Capain Henry H. ose)ol, Com
n!ssary Subsistence" j. r.l"ted nom dntf a. a mem
beg OF tn general courtm1tal At Jrh Tson BARRACKS,
Mo- Captain Charles VI. candy, a-'isism surgeon nov
an leave q. a. sencc viii report without delay To Coon
Eugene l. Carr 9th Ca,ary, al Rapid t4tl, = D.. Tor
duty win troops tae fed. CaptSil John g. E0IL
9d Ca.a,y is relieved from dutf in TIL, city, 10 tai,
.ecc, Arru J. 1891, and Viii Join hir regiment. IN,
,,.r issued ~ authority Of the COmhontin- General d.
.,.,,t of the Missouri directing iir-t Iirut,u1u.
Flr, b. Fuller rcgi:uontat quart rmlst'l, IN C1yari
q, proc 81 fon For; Riley. Kan. % Pine Et@ A. nc}.
y D il approved. captain Marcus L. Ia Tor. a-,,'aut
lre,on 4. relieved from further dur Boi-' Barracks,
Idaho .nd will proceed end H. present .ica
ayt OF absence to barracks. WISH. du;y.
tenant John T. lockwood l7th infantry. Is further cH.
t,Id d twenty days Iift Lieutenant Isaac W. IAtrll
iOtl Infantry. detailed member of the general
KAN VI e. Fir, Lieut. mart e. W Abnott. ill., lo'h H..
Luuy, iricvtd.
Lieutenant L. Il. lug r.o! has bcn Oacr.d to dutg
a. The Naval Passed Assistant surgeon 4. T.
wentworth % the Atlanta Chif Eugncce CHARLES II.
Baker a. member IL the Experiments. E0sid New.
YORK; Oh December Il. and on December % 10 r,le,"
C Engineer Cha les H. I.orng fI0n iincnts duty
Passed Assistant EnginCer K00et W Gait been OF
drscI duty the navy ysd. Norfolh Va. Ilruten.
William Mindcr hs- been d-tichca the Coast
Survey steamri Bachc and placed waiting orders :
Lieutenant {. p Perkins from The SUaoia granted
months leave. Passed Assistant Surgeon = H. Dick.
snn rom the Atlanta aud Granted two months, leave.
Matr ~ L. Melcho from the Naval AcaicnY and ordered
to the naval station. NcWLonGon. Conn.
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Nes 3s25 2ls a 1873 a l;29 lSo io2 2eos HIP
2GG2' at6i, 2G0j, 2667. '
supreme .r:uit-part IlL1eiore o'Brlcu. j.
Supreme rt-Cireuit-talt IVB.fore Patterson. ).
o3 Pa $291 ZIP ;2So $iiG' lz52 l!2c 81.
22Gl, 2IS5. 1903 22l3 2l61 1920. 2256 lliG
Edson 10 80 a. N. For plob.te VIII, Jane, Koloo.
lkiip Holland Jacob GIccnberger, fre1ct.ck Scbrocd
McShan j. NJ Ell ard e T. Smitn 10 80 a. H. '''''
SUI eror Court-GcIlera 1ern-Adoarned Until January
superior, ccmt-spocal Tcrm-Ref0rc Trrax. J.-Nos
S4p"or ' Goat-rrlal rerm-part I-Iic.Oc Duero, J.
Nts 100, go 1922 1912 I03, 40i, 7oi, SAL 1885, c03,
Superior LoaIG-Iria Term-Part H-Adiourned for ths
superior c2nr1Ifal rTPsr lib ,ore QGp-nan
:. Common Plcas-speciaI Terin-Before B.schor j.
Common Pleas-Equy Term-Be'orc BOoAs.aycr j.
Common Piea.ITIisl iern-Part I-Before Allen. j.
Ho?. - 80 D. a. 2S 400 'e9 oiS' 427, -, l95.
" Common PSa%fia rrTr,D@Paft Before Day. c j.
NJ s2@ 400 49, az liS 2-G 49, ~ 2i2 go 2i$,
4oI ,o5 100 ~, rs go 500 81 5oi 5o2 ''' 49,
Common i,casTTial TTIn-Part III-Bcfore Pryor j.
CITY Court-Special Term-Bcforo Fla.mons J.-MO.
city cou,tTra TcrHpar JPc t Yen wysS, u
1901; la92. leo2, lso8, 1903, 1911, .'-..,
yo CITY l fGrH 1a If TBS III Di 1873 'sss1foA ;7
its 1856 u.s. I7s5 i7si, i7s5, i7s7. I7o5 i7SS1j.
city court-Tral Torm-p,.t Irr-Bcforo McGown. J.
~; 1922. Izlo, l73o 1912 los, 1867 1905, 1853.
city Couit-Iria Teria-Part IV-Beioro McAdam, c ].
Court Of GENIAL Sessions-Port I-Iofora Martne J.
srd Assistant Dls,FctAt'orney Dayis-Nos. to u, IN.
Court OF General sess!onsPart Iy-Rcforo F.ucerle j.
ard Assistant; District Attorney Bodiort-No,. u :, IN.
Court % General scs1ons-par. III-B.fore Coaiug J.,
and assistant Dist.icAttorney Jdone- 800 O. .. in.
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IDENTIFIED on THE DiSsrrr,yG TABLE.

v,,tr,iliau J. La,h. lately a bo"t""ol'r w '' '''
,l, nj SIMON A,eher. at 10. 81 ''l'"ne-t' wa ,'
an vrho committed suicide In Cen raj PARK '' mon
d.v iii, bol+ wa, recognized Yesterday N "''
i., loser! If y, 3l4 West FiitN h!tl ~i.' h.'' '
d be.n placed ON dl,Scct!n; table before 90 q"
Students in the University Medical school D" H'''
7vcn,y-sixthst n..
MIR. Lesser. who is Nr. Aschcr'' COUSIN ''" '"''
,sd came 10 TIL. city ten ycar- ago from GERMANY
nd was thirty one years old. L1,ti ah'eniei MI"
.,f from Mr. N,rhcr's o',cc about N''N az"
.rd v.,s not seen there again. 80 Cause ''' III
ai.suuearancc aud suicide vas known - he "'- =
| steady homes, ard hard working nan. IT." r''-
r:tion OF La,ki's body at ia" M3;epe on Tue pN '>'
| iuc by vcilod Young woman, who went d'" VII"
/ ONT telling his name. suggested romthu' cause
for his Ceath \ Young man VINO see pmpauf' H''
,o ,he Norare returned with Mr.. Lesser ana hl
| uuAer,orcr 4 few minutes before II a. IN. Yesterday
they failed 10 ind tie bOdy nj the Morfuc bc'"H'' j.
| had baen selected at subject 70, Dr. bfrp'"
lccture I'm the amphlthcatrc 81 She mcdicd college
DE- Byron was t. perform An autopsy 10 demonstrate
thc cause OF death and student, Who were expected
70 attend the lecture were IN their seats. H"ior.
them. on a di,secting table lay La'%'' body. Dr.
Evron was late. and Mr.. Lesser and hi, cou.pnion'
/ reached the lecture room III TINE '" prevent u''
autopsy. ..,,.. ,
/ Deputy Coroner Weston SAID that th" bullet hoi.
in I,SLii. head sufficiently explained tn cause 81
death and the body Wa delivered 10 ll' Hhoc''
,at~r who had orders 70 bury IL ~ the Washington
Cemetery at Giavc-cnd
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ARGUING 4 BIG COPYRIGHT CASE.
SUIT ABOUT Az ALLEGED REPRINT OF TIKI
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA"

SUIT ABOUT Az ALLEGED REPRINT OF THE
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
Argument was begun yesterday before Judge Wal
lacc IN the United states Circuit Court, In copy
right suit Of great importance and Interest The
,oniplaiuauts. James f. Francis and Adam W. Black
pal er, Of Edinburgh Scotland. ask for an Injunction
restraining samuel W. and Julius Enrich. OF this city,
from publishing alleged reproduction OF the com
plainaut-' Encyclopedia britannica ninth clifton
The complainant that The MesrS Enrich have put
M, market book which they advertised ~ be an
exact reproduction Of the compaiuant9 work. IL -
ALLEGED. however that the volume, Of Enrich Bros.
IN every inferior 20 those Of the Hes>rs Black
and DO not contain number Of important articles
which are 10 be found ia the scotch work. The COM
plnn1nt, say thai thy have been injured By the u.s.
~ I.rir tile in a work which much Inferior to
80 Jos.
Ia addition 90 the injunction. damages. which are
placed 40 about $4,000. are asked. Rowland Cox
argued thc 60" yesterday lOr the complauan's and
Au1l,'u, T. Gurlih for m" defendants. Mr. Gurlin
declared that he hat for many year, worried for th.
,1-.icr 81 International Copyright Law. but the
statue book, contain no So af. hi, clients had a
u-i 70 r.publ-h the encyclopedia. The case will be
resumed som" tlac IN January.
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TO TUNNEL TIE EAST RIVER.
READY TO BEGIN WORK At ONCE.
ov1y WAITING FOR THE MAYORS FAVORABLE
AcTIoN-THE COMPANY WILL EMPLOY
3. coo WoRKINGME.

1900 WORKINGMEN.
II is expected that it will not be long before VIC
whole of Long Island Will be opened 10 people VIM
want cheaper and better homes than II i po'S'Dc io'
them to obtain in Ncw-York within Iea'ohaoio "''
,.,cc If the civ Hall. The action Of the Board OF
,,,o,,., I'm Tucdav last in finally passing fvoi''DV
tho e.oIrtiop authorlin. the East River Tunnei ION
arv ~ 90 10 work viii result IN great Sooo u ''o
no,pr Of New. York Wien the tunnel ha' b'cn 'o''
ulclct f,>t railroad trains VIII carry P"''o"7
nucIly from Forty-~ccond IT, under the "''l ~ H'e
Island city and to the various towns oi INC '"-"'
The history oil th, venture ha- been il oil f'aNH ""
o,,o.i,i,n. Till was first introduced IN the Les',
, 10, --- king ia, right g. Construct Tue ''lh't
II t,icd :, become law, and through Inc HoNI'c VI
i,rver, those who were inter S,ci n the p"' "'"' "
IN. hoard Of Aldermen ior p.rnI' l"' Obey !" W.
Forty second IT. sufficiently - aIo" inc No'" ~ ~
Gin The r.-omtion vas bctor; the Hoa'u u ''u0'
men for nearly two years. f'NV'"'
imam If va, vigorously opposed Nv N"''''
,.,,,c.. = I'm, board whose public reason tor 80
,, ,,. ,r.,t they were afraid that IL wonlH h!"ro
Nv yor, Cify.~ This resolution j. now ln -i"S'
GRANTS hand. for h., final acton az" ID j. Sa' "'''
Ice viii act flvorOy upon IT,
Work. viii begin ., soon a. b" gives H'' c''''"'
e,l ID viii be a great benefit to t""u'a"u' ~ "''
. ,,,o will find employment ON Tie tinn'l lh DIG
,,p,,it. or another The plan, age mol '''''N ''''
pltd but crourh ~ them have been dee ''' "p'"n ~
-, if ro .,.,... oil sep Vs. laluc-. the r\-APu''u''
=. ,.,... .o,,- :, warrant tlc L"tua!u- Of WON "
.,,...i.d Z, Il, the Vorh "l;I"u' "'>''''"7 Wv
.. ..v r.,,. taa i. lls,iut.ig necessary Tor '"'
.,.+ MAJ - tEc Construction. FN'NA'"" ''' '''
,. mar t'c Glrd tc"trh station a. p''-''''
...,..y ~ a., a.. vor, hl. all o''n '"'' ''''''
.- ,..,. ., ...Y,, ., tnc trurcl VII b. in pn'ap
....,. g. ......, boo place of going ln'" u' ''"'''
.-'. .s. stree. VIII enter handsome large ""''
v,.,, ar.~ puuil-ne u,hct they VIII Sup '"'
.r,,,,.r. ami D.. taken down to ii' u'"' "'''"'
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FOR PRESERVING THE STATES FORESTS.

The New York state Forestry Commission he'd
meeting at No - Nassau-st Yesterday morning The
time was spent in examining the draft OF bill for tho
establishment Of state park in the Adlrondtchs. when
will be presented in final form TO the Legislature %
this state early In January. \ member of the COM
mission said To a reporter yesterday We are deciding
upon the merits Of the proposed BILL section by section
The Commission will probably have the bill In iGal
shape at ONT next meeting. To hc held here DE -mpcr
49, or at least nave 10 M such a form that We can
give the PRESS the substance Of II, provisions. II
course cannot De expected To- give the i,At Of to
III literally. a, that would enable our opponents 10
steal our thunder. We are me tng Win much cn-
cou.. cement from those who love tee noble ioe-t> u
this and who Interest # l tclr pgsciYaiph'
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ESTIMATES FOR 4 BIG TNDERT AKTvG

The Advisory Committee. having charge II fine pro
po-'d speedway on tie West site river front met Al
the Hnyor~ Office yr,t .rday. IA secretary whitney
the We ch''imnu presided. and Iohi r. Aencv C,fr.
Clark, j. 'pd !. D'Donohnr V. T.. -. ~tofc.. bald
BANKS, Lawson y. lullor, General samuel Thon,.
Nathan Stnu, ana C"mWi. Toner T.. f. BARKER vcr.
al" present. communication W., rfi from Ca,ct
Engineer Greene. Of ~" Docd Department dctr,
eating the p"p'- imprry ment~. as tie locality wa.
valuable tn commercial WY and coud be uiiIi2c1 e..
ne huslhr,' ~ the port. fDrp0rttiou Counsel
Clark opinion regarding The rights Of th.
NcwNork C~nt:al Eal;oad I'm Twelfth ave. ul,'o
Sev~il 'c'1'f ~. Wa read. Mr.. Clark L,b,
ialt tie rdu"d COMPANY had no legislative r.lii,
a. the IN"lfh ave. property 1rd shat they are a inc
j. 10y easement II had acGrn~l no title H. III. Lana
The Commission regarded the opinion a. removing n,.
0L,trlt iinn - tine pruicct. Wv
Leopold ttIlln. a." engineer AM architect No..
,crt'd iUu-h draft of tn estimated cost Of th. -.
tension at rl,-4p,"6o. aud said that the d-v..,y
would require ABOUT Si.o-7.ri2. total 49, TG- no.,
These figures were carlcd a. Reasonable
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THE COURTS.
THEY ARE OLD, But HOW OLDP
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT WHERE Their
SEEMS TO BE SOME DIsAGREEMENT

y
SEEMS TO BE SOME DISAGREEMENT
ABOUT THE AGES.
A suit for breach of promise of marriage came 10
light in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, o
partles IN which are old enough, it would seem. to
have p,s the age of fcleness. The salt is brought
by Mrs Marion Augusta KIul against DR.. Ira Rich
mond OF No. 122 Bergcn-st Brooklyn. The case came
mn in the supreme Court Chambers upon technical
notion While the argument was In progress william
H. Garrard. who appeared for the plaintiff, declared
that his client was not more than forty nine years
Old and that Dr. Richmond about sixty one.
J. D. Uallen of the firm OF Campbell ii Murphy, ap-
reared for Dr. Richmond. and lie declared positively
that hi, client was seventy five years old, and that
the plaintiff was sixty-one siXty-two Later the
plantils lawyer was seen at his Office, No. 23 Cham
Lcrss By reporter and he then modified his state
ments made in court somewhat by declaring that MS
client was fortytwo forty three years DID, ana That
Dr. Richmond was in the " hfties" somewhere.
Mr.. Garrard says that his client has been wioo"
two or three years. lie said she lived in Alen-st
but he would not give her address. Mrs. Krill, he
salc became acquainted with DR.. Richmond last yer
and they TO be married I'm Sepen Der last Before
the wedding day. however. DR.. Richmond went VI
Paterson, Y. j., and married another woman. Just
how the two people became acquainted Mt Oarranu
refused to tell. j. D. IaIlcr who appeared for DIT
Richmond. said that his client was retired physician
who had accumulated and had considerable money
The plaintiff he said. wa, Dr. Richmond'S horseke"peI
last year. lll- client had several mdfrIeu cnIiucl
IiNiuE in the West. The case up in conrt upon
motion by the defendant to dismiss tho complaint
up)n the ground that II did not mention what county
tie suit TO be brought In.
Justice Andrews reserved his decision upon that
question. The two lawyers do not agree a. To tit
amount for which the suit j. brought Mr. iailei
SAY, mat the suit for 5000. and the plaintiff
at,oruer said That he thought the sat was 1oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

The steamer Plymouth. OF the iaI h'.'' "',.'
=, t Fan river on Tuc-day afternoon
,,,o, hack bv the steamer Ciiy Of El".".
- "a. ,c,.,,v morning when the Pl,mou'h WIS
or Fort schuyler on Tuesday ntM size I''
a portion OF her steam steering gear anu
was obliged 70 anchor. Yesterday morning ,e ''F "
,,oclton tool; he in tow for td' cN. 'I' ''>"'
uusor steam. With tx men a, her wheel pl"
slowly in tow through Hell cat ara GOWN ''' - y
River When OF TIE Navy Yard ihi ." "''v
NV ,,.n,o,.th tsd a narrow c,capr from dr.!iiDo
against the cob Dock.
She was lowed 10 her plcr At the foot q MUTE" ''
,rh.r, he, steering gear will be REPAIRED. -. ,
Eer oo..enrcrs t,Oi the train for Boston, Nn'' '''
a,hc,s went ON the steamer iIoi idcnec last h'i-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
UNION ALruyI UNDER THE rLlsuIGH7.

) X. stoddard. Of Glen, Fails me wellknown fash
light photographer. Will tonight 1T his camera In no
great dining hall OF the Hotel Brunswick and secure a
ra,hg photograph Of the jolly diners at the banquet
Of the Union college Alumni Association Of Ne" YORK.
Z, viii be a notable GATHERING ~ tire guests ttnlj
viii be pictured President Webster. Warner hAtr jon
H. >tarin Murat IIal>tead, Clnc,r- men elect Lon
Bacon and cA- tO man Paige, 'Nlt'llf
Wcmple the Rev. Drs. George Alexander, :. Is. Kos.
sitter. A. Y. V Raymond and Charlie ID. Mott tu.o.tl
David C. Robinson. Of Elmiri. the Rev. Or. {. ID. ".
pridgman Professor william Wells, The Rev. Dr. :
" Anahle. : Il. BrOwuoll and othc" di>tin-ui'p7i
graduates while 100 alumni Will DC grouped around
tno other tables.
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prroBvrn pprSRyTEEiiyv or TrfiL

Pit-s,urc Dec. 1O.-rhc tral Of the five '"inS
Reformed Presbyterian ministers. o. H. Nllh-in' g."
PITT burg: T.. u MiEan, Of Parma ,,u~, II. W. Temple,
of Brookland: W. II. samson, Of Mckee port, ana
H. ". Reed. # YouHg,to"n. By the i1t'bur~ Tr'~hN
tcry for herr,y. attracted largo crowd T. th' Re
formed Pres,'t criaa Church AZ Wl.n,5urf PENN,
day. The Young men AT meeting last JuY
adopted a platform Of principles IN which 1t was Dc
clared that persons VINO make crci,abc prof -'ion
If Christ should DC received in church membership on
their acceptance of the testimony and ierms u com
munion, without holding thrm T. explanation ~ tho
matter OF political dissent o. IN OF er questions. Ties
principles, il is dccl1rcd. are in opposition to tho
Church discipline and subvcISivc Of the iunhimcutal
position OF Tie Reformed Irc,bJ 'ran Church.
When brought before the Pic,bytcry the accused
cIcrgymen refused to rccant The LESSONS TO-DAY
Wcl, devoted to argument by the dcicHdaits. The
dcica their accnscrs 10 find any thing wrong IN thcir
cocl,r,iog and dpai,d that il Wa hclr detention -
cause split In the ChuNh Or aecedc from The doc
ff
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington. Dee. l0.-lhc supreme Court OF the
United states transacted the following business:
30 4No-Soon Humphreys and Others. receivers
etc. appellants. agt. Thomas Mthi>sOck. rccei\ ar.
\tal from the Circuit Court OF the United states fOg
tie southern District of Iowa. Dismissed with costs.
40 100 Jam'r T. JOY aud other. etc. appellants,
ngt. tile cts Of ~. Louis and Others. Argued.
No i53-DnNii +. Harmon Mcliamm0nd and Others.
plaintiffs in error ast Walter :. Johnston receiver.
SugE,-iiDn OF death of j. l.. Morrison one OF the
pantia, IN error thc:cn and proper report lied and
entered.
No 100 irrahum Lloyd plaintiff In error at.
John MtWiliamS. collector etc. Arru"d
NO. 10. Nillam T.. la,sett. plaintiff IN error. agt
the United Statn, Argued.
The day call Tor Thursday IS Nos 10 ll3. ll6,
ia, no. 1,3ll. l,l7i, l.239. i.aOl and | 2s3.
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WHERE cHRIsrMAs GIFTS WILL BE AppRrcIArrn

A core -pondcnt asked Tic Tribune 10 publish list
of charitable institutions in which Christmas gifts 70
children were most needed. Charlie, d. Kellogg,
Rotary Of the Charity Organization society, az No Il
University Place, askel - prepare sucA l,t and
kindly furnished the foIJwiug:
Infants Hospital Ranfalr> island Clhdreus Hos
pital. Randall Island. Col)rod orphan A,yigm. one
hundred and-lori! tLrlst and Tenth ave; Five Points
House Of Industry 80. 10 Worth ,i. House 90 the
Holy Family. No. 13- Sccondlvc.: e. i'dfc:.', Fold.
Boulevard and Ninety thd-t., Half rplan As lum,
40 90 West Tcuth-,i. II NARY ', Hospital, -. 10
West Thirty -fourhst.: >h,ter.n- ArH, onaluud,ei.
and twenty nintlt. aud Tcntrave Hospital ior RVnt
uIcd and Crippled Lexington ave. amt Forty---clnf.
81 Nursery and ChildS Hospital. L-Nnsion-1Nc. and
FrylIst-St branch Of Nursery ant Chd'- ,io-plDl,
Wc,, New Brighton, :. the D.,pcu,ary Of The New.
York Inhrnary, FftsentlI--t. and iutherf1ni pl'e.
Willard Parker Hospital. foot ~ Eat >lAt .enti>t-;
American Female Canadian society. No. b Eat Illr
tieth,t the Industrial schools Of the Chlrcns A.d
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E1rcrIyG NEW MEMBERS 10 THEIR SOCIETY

The Committee on Admissions of the society oi
sons Of the Aueri,an Revolution met at the oh-e
Of Chauncey VI. pcpew at the Grand Central station
on friday afternoon. number OF members were
elected. The following compose the Board Of Nt''
acer, Stuyvcsamt Fish, John &. calhoun, William
H. Lee. Charles y. Dana. James CO.'S, y u Loan
Hamilton Alexander - webb. william T.. Huu. Hart
Ellen Judsc Armour ana j. coleman DrNt"u Tho
officers a:e Chauu,ey NJ. pep.W, president. 1000
ArnouN. vice president, and Ldnuld g. stanton r '-
inry ,rd treasurer Il WA, arranged tlat ihc 'H..-
II ittr. on Admissions should mcet once month -
consider application, for membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

,le majority taking the Legislature "a whoe' in'
n-nc nal work TO bc done by the Legislature ""'
winter relates 20 revenue, usiry, p""MI'o,
housing and grain transportation SINE OF ''o "a"
.no .,,hicc,s are conflicting, and IN many "tirr
,osnects unsatisfactory The responsibility OF "E'
Iotion ON the vital quc,tiOn Of the DAY u, tH' ~
viii res, upon the shoulders OF ire arms arms IN tie
oteyorthy that there are only four laWSc,s ~ 10y
- ,st,,rS II the farmers show capaciN 10 .oI,
he faults Of the warehouse. raiirqai S Of The
laws they Will be able 10 coh'roi '"o P''
state for many years TO come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
4 DlY SET rOR NiNNny.,S rRLAL-

The December term Of the criminal branch Of t,,
United state circuit Court was begun Yesterday. viii
Judge Benedict on the bench and District N,or,e,
John o. Mott representing the Government Two cou,,
crfritcr pcadrd guilty. ana date, were sci for IN,
trial 0f number OF indicted person. limo Si..,
mons. charged Wi'h aiding in Wr.ckng the sfNth ~.
uOEd Hank Viii lc tried pn JiuGdrk l. Chnrlrs If
Leland. cAprc>d'nt Of ia" bank. !, In Europ. I'M ne
promised TO return T. th!, country to t,,ilfy In IN,
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE COLLECTOR THINKS IT WILL Be AL RIGHT

Collector Erhardt chatt,d pleasantly y,,t'fdN about
ia, t,,olutlous which Reno Post. 81 he 'rand Army u
the Krpuhlic pa,- on TUESDAY night iticisuc him for
r,iustalng Que Nelson. Democrat. 90 th' '''l'" q"
,glnr AZ tie barge One u-..at %, Thon p,on AN
a K,publican and An old soldier. Who bad b'u removed
by Surveyor Beatc. The Collector -s. that al p''e''
he coud hardly discus, the c1>c pao.ea.N btt hc i'S
sure tha. IL Wa one " those th!uss VIII "onl f-"'
themselves in tins But be- hogd Oh" Grand Any
..,,-n v,nld remember TINT u On. 800 employees "a
tho custom, service I'm tNc was fland ANN 'i' -
n .ou rr.e.rd AI, place several days 80, 'l. ~
examination viii be- hold hN On" tncN -. VI. l~|'
OF engineer comes in the classic 4 service.
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cA>rs ARGUED ~ THE Court OF APPEALS

CA>rS ARGUED N THE cot RI OF APPEALS.
Albany Dec. 1O.-ln The First Division of tn Court
Of Appeal, today the following eases were argued :
John W smith. respondent. agt Martha smith,
APP. liant.
49, John lll rud. appellant.
James !" llimcl. respondent. AIT the New orl'
and lrloliNn Ferry Company, appellant. submitted
Henry LISA and another appellants. aEt. Elan
Goodkind and another. respondents.
stephen ~ Pertains appellant, AIT. George ID
EltImlc, respondent.
John d. OttiWril, respondent, agt. Jane l.; N.rN
Tow. appellant and Lawrence \. lhOl' res pOndcut.
submitted
lrunc, l.. Jewell. appellant AIT simon Brownell,
Ic- poudcu
icEjemin T. CouLlln and another appellant ast.
Prospect lH'h Hotel Company respondent.
Following /, the day calendar al the First Division
for 10 morrow: Nos. 56o, 967. 81, 37i, SO, SO.
90 and D..
In the second Division these careS argued
David stewart, appellant AIT. coin, p Huntington.
respond mt
Nice WinaS. appellant. agr. Ross II. WluanS. re.
srundcnt.
Tie dM calendar of the second Division for 10
morrow IS No> l15T. l,lG2. llGl, lbs, ,lGG.
J. l67, llGS and Lice.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

S.Ircmo COult-t,curial TeIn--lieccss continued.
supreme 'our ( namltrs- L. tore Aniie"s, J.-Motlon
ca!'uGar Mo- / to -. called 40 II clock.
tsp la T. rlu-PnTt i-Hcfdre Ingrahanl.
Ho, 2lG o2. ip 90, 1862, 81. GIL $50, sal SO,
HGb. 80 S~U. ~ii, iOu,, I25. 500.
sulrrn, Conr, special ftmI'ar, ll-ictore Beach. J.
% ~. ,Sp. ll.s, 313 lB iii5, 1884
supreme Cotrt-Ircuit-lart l-AdJ1trhed until neas
supreme -CIrcult-Part II-Beforc Lawrence j.
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THE BRAZILIAN SHIPS VILE SAIL TO-DAY

Tho Brazilian flagship AQuidahan and her 'oh''''' wv
Guanabala li their ANCHORAGE IN the Nath NN'r l'''
DAY at 10 a. N. and steamed down 20 me h''''""' '
they anchored for the night. The Yorktown '''onF'
then, doNn the av and anchored them n thr i'es
passed Governors Island and thr fnt' e th NdlfoWs ty
we're salutcG, courtesy which ICY '.|thu -" V' a
The fleet viii probably 90 to ~ta to-day.