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FOR Sale.

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New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
DECISION ~ 4 COMPLICATED CASE.

chicago, MAY 30-Judge Gary, Of the Appellate
Court. has rendered a decision reversing and remand
Ing a decision Of the Circuit Court, in the involved
litigation growing ont Of the failure ~ the John b.
Jehery Printing Company. in 1-SG The main conten-
uon was that Jcifcry organized the company on an
inflated stock valuation, and that the stock. though
all taken by Jcfcry and his wife and other
relatives. manipulated 10 the dctrmcnt of
the creditors Of the company. The lower court, In
making lis decision. sustained the position Of the
complainants and passed severe structures upon Mr.
Jenery's methods In making his wife creditor for
goods furnished. The Appellate Court, In passing
upon this point. says: The organization Of tho com
pany upon inflated valuation of the assets however
grcat, injured nobody and had tendency to lnluIc
anybody when IT done. II 4 family matter
amog Themselves. and ANYBODY deceived. it must
have been Mr.. Jcncry herself, who 3s
tcnSihly paid 10000 for ON" third Of the
stock. II. by subsequent Transactions. any
body has been induced Ia 10 take any Of her s"f H.
and has reason Ia complain. that should hr the sub
jcct Of separate suit by that party f'r such relief A.
hc may be entitled to- The court hold, that in th"
matter Of debts and credits in the settlement of the
affairs OF the company. Mr. Jecry Is entitled 10 be
treated as any other creditor.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Ada Csvendish. being left in wdowhood and bv no
means wealthy will her profession Of actress
Will shortly return TO the stage. Miss Cavendieh
is one of the best performers of the day-ore1nal,
spirited and inerestfng-and doubtless she Will main
tain her rank upon the scene She is TO act in play
called q The Bride Of Love-" by Robert Buchanan.
Cora Tanner will appear at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
August 25 in new play called "One Error
written for her by Mr. Edward Z. Kidder. The Fifth
Avenue Theatre refurnished and redecorsted will be
opened then, for the season, under the manage
ment Of Harry Miner. The scene Of One Error is
laid in France-at Nice and at Paris. The character
TO be represented by Cora Tanner is that of young
English heiress named Judith Orne. good company
has been organized by Colonel W. E. Sim TO CO.
operate with Miss Tanner The new play VIII he
carefully mounted Mr.. Kidders dramas arc generally
prosperous. A Poor Relation" written by him and
produced by Sol. Smith Russell, has gained much
practical favor this season. Miss Lotta intends to
produce a comedy by Mn. Kiddcr during her next tour
Of the United states.
Mr.. Frank Mayo, actor Of original power and Of
many Interesting pecuarities and therefore whose
presence is always welcome, may be seen at Jersey
CITY this week where he representing Davy Crockett.
Favorable Judgment upon this piece long since
recorded in this journal. 1t is pure simple whole
some pleasing and ennObling piece, and Mr. Mayo's
acting Of the backwoodsman is effort in the domain
OF imagination and romance and not simply copy Of
prosy reality Mr.. Mayos company includes j. II.
Taylor, Edwin F. Mayo David Rivers, f. sylvester,
s. Edwards, Paul Menifee, j. Parish, George Floyd,
W. F. Garfield, Mabel Seymour, Marie Buress and
Mary LeNere
Attention is again directed TO the special perform
which is 10 be given at the brooklyn Theatre 10
commemorate the closing of that house. This per
f0rmance will occur June and Will be given under
the pices Of "The Brooklyn Eagle" as owner Of
the property. Mr.. Boncicaults comedy Of London
Assurance" is TO be acted aud the author viii be pres
ent The fftleth anniversary Of the production OF
London Assurance will arrive on March 4, 1-9lJ
The cast viii include Rose Coghlan as Lady Gay
~ ",
A. Lpman as Charles COuItly, Werner Charges as
Max Harkaway, Luke Martin as Mcddle, John I.
Sullivan As Dazzle, Helen Bancroft Grace and Eta
Baker Pert The Mayor of Brooklyn Will make "a
preliminary address,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
A DECISION IN FAVOR OF TIE CITT.

Grover Cleveland, who was appointed referee by
the Supreme Court last December 10 hear and deter
mine the questions Of value In the eight cases OF
Iangdon against the Mayor, which brought by
the plaintiffs recover compensation for the dcstruc
ton Of their wharf rights, which taken away when
the city built the new bulkheads and piers on the
North River, In pursuance Of the act Of 1871. an
nounced his decision yesterday In favor Of tho city
The plaintiffs were Interested in about d25 feet OF
waterfront and claimed that compensation should
he allowed them Of at least ~ 900 foot. The amount
claimed with interest from 1877 came to about
ssO0OOo Mr.. Cleveland, however, In his decision
ndopted the position Of the defendants counsel, that
the value of the property was only 200 foot, which
siIl r,ssuit in Judgment against the city amounting
TO less than $4,000 instead Of 100000 a..
" II is Thought that this decision Will not only DIS
,oc ~ the LangdOn caso but will also assist in tho
mai determination Of several other suits affecting the
jrhe nIaintjGs were represented by william j. Mar
rim Rjchard 5. Emmet and Thomas ogden. Thomas
'Wickes and Henry j. Twombley represented the
city.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
! RLCTCLERS ENLOTrNG THEMSELVES.

The twonty.ny road which IS held each
wear on Decoration Day by the local whc"mcn was run
over tho Irvington-Milburn, n j., course yesterday
The unusual value Of tho prizes attracted the crack
racers from parts Of the country The course was
throngcd wheeInen all the clubs being represented
I'm large numbers. The feature q the race was inc
record breaking done by w. r. Murphy. u the Kings
County Whcemcn. who rode the distance Ia J p %
breaking the previous record Of 80. Mr. Murphy
was practically scratch man. not starting untl all INC
rest were or although scheduled IN start hccn seconds
earlier. The first Ave IN w y. West, Century
Wheel Club. w. &. Secdy Wilmington Wheel Club :
w. +. Berker. Riverside wheelmn; K. j. craig, Free
hold Cycers G. r. Starr Brooklyn Bicycle Club There
ninety entries and sixtyfvc starters, thirty
two prizes and special time prizes.
New-Jeisey icyclcrs who throngcd 20 the seVenu
annual meet Of the Ncw-JcIscy League of American
Whcelncn. piainned. up and about bright and
eorly yesterday morning. The parade occurred IN the
afternoon. The various Ncw-Jcrsey club, were wei"
represented and applause along the line Of march was
frequent 4 dinner followed at the Hotel Nctherwopd
minstrel performance Of he Hudson COUNT Wheel
men Music Hall In The evening was tho closing feature
n a delightful day. This morning runs Will be made by
the cyclers New -Brunswick Bound Brook and 10
westcd. The championship games al Bergen Point this
afternoon win close the pleasures Of the ''mcctn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
THE GovrRyoR WORRIED BY BALLor Reform

"Fd." Murphy. H.. of Troy, Governor lIliH 'i""
man Of The Democratic state Committee. arrived H
this city Yesterday and went 10 the Hoffman Iou'c'
He was assigned 10 a room near That occupied hF MS
chief This fact set the Democratic politicians WHO
make the hotel teir ounging place 10 discussing ''
prospects of an carly meeting Of the Dcmocrhlc 9t''i
Committee Tho new election law, are worrying th'
Governor exceedingly. and his lieutenant, throughout
the state are At loss what - 40 under them Ih''
are anAlousy awaiting instructions from The Governor
through his mouthpicce. the chairman Of the si'''
Committee Tho Governors friends fear th1t tIo
ncw law. will not operate IN Their favor. and there
have been ardent discussions Of schemes ana plans
10 defeat them rather thar 10 cast All honest hh"t
under them.
Governor HiIl gnVo ont yesterday that 10 meeting
Of The state Committee had been called. II T. ricfN
understood however that notices VIII be sent ont III Il
dav or two for a meeting. 20 be held ~ TINS civ .oHl'
day next week Iallpt Reform ana the means lOi
carving enough Assembly districts 10 elect The cover
nor 10 The United states senate next year VIII ihen n
discussed II was denied that the Governor lnicnI'
10 use his power 70 throw Tnmmnny Halls 9'rhslh
70 Asscnhlymau Gibbs, and tins have him returned IN
the Assembly next winter . o.
After reviewing tho parade in HrOoklyn Governor
I'M came over 10 the Hoffman House ana dlncd WIN
friends In tho evening he. General Jud,"u aud ono
of tho state migration C0mIns ssioncrs went 10 the
Casino. Tho Governor will probably return to Al
banv TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
cu,RGys AGAINST PREMIER NrRcIER

Chlca-o Nay 30 l~p'"an-A dispatch from Que
bcc 10 The Chicago Tribune say: "I il is only two
wrch, since prominent member, ~ the Macdonald
Cabinet wcrc Charge, with having received 9@joooO
, tlelr share az t'c hoodle in biz doci courac,
scheme. \ little before that appeared the r. kcrt
land deal involving :40O.oO0, which Lost 30, author
"a seat in the Canadian Parliament. and cont"mpo
raucou~y it w, proven that the chief British officer
In Canada, General Middleton, had di--raccd him cit
hy lootins fur- boz the Northwest scandal greater
than any ~ thc-o h1- NOW been made public. II i-
CHARGED that Premier Ncr,icr tie leader of t'r
Liberal party ahI Nt,don,ld- -tone' opponent.
ha. been guilty. ~ sharing in the bopdl" fund ui
several hundred t.o.I'd dollar, gotten zap To- carry
through public hUlifuc steal iu the Province ~
Quebec. Eight year. ago !. T. Nhcl1u, of Montreal
-igHcd "a contract with thc then Conservative "oN-
eminent ~ tine Province ~ Quebec &" build Il new
court house m" of Quebec at cost of S11o.
OOo. Up to the present time. however T,opo1O has
been paid out 10 the contractor and Nh"lan la,
fled claim, for f3O1nOO more. The present scandal
might have been successfully kept from Oh" public hu'
for quarrel between partners over the division OF tho
. bOpdlc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TWO ADVENTUROUS SrOWAWAYS

The tramp steamer Alber, which arrived at this
port yesterday morning from Rio Janeno brought
two lads whose travels make interesting story
The customs officers took the boys from the Alhcr,
and the surveyor Of the Port ordered them 10 the
Barge once and placed them I'm charge Of the immi
grafton officials. There rigid examination brought
out their story. The boys are Michael CrOty,
eighteen years old and John Armstrong, seventeen
years old Both exceptionally bright Crotty's
fathers name is Daniel CrOtty. keeper OF public
house, No DOmnlckst.. Limerick, Ireland. -Four
years ago the boy ran away from his home 70 Dub
lin there slowing himself away the steamer
Longfort and going TO Liverpool Here he went
aboard the bark General PictOu and hid himself
The General Pictou loaded at IQuiQuc, Chill tor
Dunhrk, Scotland, and CrOtty went there on tho
bark. At Liverpool again he slowed himself away
in the bark BeatriX, Captain Thomas Davis bound
for IQuique Chill. The Bearix cleared from IQuiquc
Liverpool, where he met the other boy John Arm
strong. Armstrong says his father IS Thomas Arm.
strong "a superintendent 10 Briggs Iron Foundry,
Blackburn England His father gave him little
money and let him go to Liverpool b. spend few
DAYS and see the city. lie wandered down 10 "a
pier where he met Crotty. They both went on
themselves IN the stecragc. The Bctolmy was bound
for RIO JancirO AT RIO JancirO they were trans
ferred the tramp steamer AlDcr. bound for New
York.
John ArInstrongs only dc.irc IS 10 90 back 10
Blackburn, England. The captain ot the Alber
home. Crotty's ambition Is 10 enlist in the United
States NAVY
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NEWCOMER CHARGED WITH BIGANr.

Columbia. :. G.. May 80 special There is son
sa:ior I'm spartauhurg and Glenn ~prus- this state T."
dav Glenn Spr1hc, is q watering place and summer
resort Of con dciahlc importance. twelve miles from
the city Of >paranburg Last year Nr Williams. -
New York. visited these springs. lie was repuied
to lc wealthy and lived up to his reputation. lie
became engaged 10 NJ Florucc smith, member ~
one Of the very best families Of >partanhurr Mis-
smith WAS summcr.ng 80 the Sprirc,. Mr. Williams
returned 10 New York for the winter. lut month
ago ne pnt In an appearance 20 Glenn spring, and
last week married Nj, smith. Yesterday hand
some woman, with an infant iu her arms, arrived ai
~pariantur- frum New Nori. she drove ont 90 the
spring. and appeared boo the prcscuc" 90 NJ Williams
and his bride. announcing herself 1- the d.-'r"l wife
~ Mr Williams. s. stormy interview ill"w"d and
the young bride was almost pr,-trit q. Mr. Williams
derl,. AN know ledge of the woman. Hlf being unable
- furnish proof of hcr marfit-.. -hr ntHucd WITH
her child 10 ~partauhur- tur uorin-. she VIII
probably rcuow Acr atttc, lu dav or Two.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31


BGoNE7At 2;l5 a. m. May 2s 1890, Mrs. Mrs: Mary Jane
d 1Gy % Ed 1oone % are cd G40ne Albert K D00"'
CARLL-on Thursday, May 30, at No 10 West oist-ss'
gRaren Sg3Gay ad d BpoaaSa m S% the 0eH'
Private interment in Greenwood.
CARTER-At Muscatlqe. Iowa., on Tuesday, May q.
sarah H. wife Of Theodore T. Carter. -. ,,no.., q.
hr late '4s fsaei EGHe 81 81 Pa Monter & j. on
VII Nay meet ST. tho % D. cIcK % W. 70 80 train from
DEANE-srddenly Thursday, May 90 at HI, residence.
81 Bnst q, rye rye oI y; peaRe Ren ~ rb " ms az W.
bctY St and Wayerley Place, sunday afternoon.
Intcrmcnt al wcodllwn Cemetery.
EDsoN-At her residence 10 East 7thst. Thursday.
MAJ 10Th 1890. Miss Mary & A. Edso1; Nav a,..
at . o'clock u. m.
GREEX-At rprer Nyack, on May 20. 1890. Mr. George
i2 o'clock Carriages Will meet train leaving Jersey
GCKNEE9n Nay % Emily wtoT O. a catoH 5 Ggspes
hor residence az Pomona, y. " on sunday June l. at
TsS sS A@Sra% 5 rest B. 1s kSy Es .ysd g % County,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
md cn ErdSy Nay 49, Elsie only daughter
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MAY--og, Ihur,day, May 20, at Paterson, n. j., r.
s. & Sly e. st S5 M 5s t5o Saa III ndSs. Of
Intermcnt at convenience OF family.
PALMER j on Thgrsday sd May 29th Samuel s.
Funeral service, Will be held at the Thirteenth Street
S1tnrday Nav slst at i o'clock
S o wiPed' S s4 Na az 3 @s e9I's & raF:o2 S s.
urdsy Nay 81. st 80 ?. n: ...,..u
Nsp,eF Nsp@etiGy q in9tcd S to attend
PIERY-A: s.. Lgte,s Hospiial, on Friday, May 30
& cro D al elViccs Vii be ield at Rhgefed in the p T.
Church on Monday. June =, at II q. m. Connecting
train leaves Grand Central Depot via NewEIaven Rail-
rad at . a. m.
REcKNAGEL-on Thursday. May 2s,h, in gEoOkyn.
Rccknage and daughter Of the late Bernhard westef-
FUNERAL services at the German Evangelical Church in
Schermcrhorn.st- on saturday, Nav 3lst, az D. H.
a J1%a a s h9as ianf "a o%T Tn%Tf'y u a5 B.
formerly Of Hroohlyh, In the oOth year o nj age 49,
sGy Sme a'r"f@9 M & aS n s eavc
hooSiyn, ana Ions Island cry a. p NJ 9on, =, von.
y H5&Y YP2R YP2 e6I o5IiNS S e. n Raroad '0
Danbury paper. please copy.
Frday morning May 49, G,dS, hG,tie
>ara6 and the lat William Cochran of this e!ty oo
fer, services Sa9Cfn SnSI are e'ghs 1yts p H. "' No. fO'
SI3 MONs-on n, rsday May 20. Amelia Underhill,
widow OF the late Thomas s. simmons IN the SD year of
st.. BrtoSiyn, on Saturday, May 81. at p. m.
if a:o WIDOW The a df ono sy is'2 "a
Fsner, e s Moadsy At J. m. from the Episcopal Church
rs,i@ i'sye. foot S!sd 2; ppSel9y.'s 80 p m.
Bnraio and Milwaukee papers please copy.
KSq5b S s q 70 naS s eaass;r OF E.%orS L. and
orcnce $ striker aged 80 days.
VAN DERLIP-AS Erck Church, y. j., Friday, May 80.
Gcirtta H. widow Of John NJ Van Deriip.
Funeral private.
VAN TiNEoR Nay o. her rGsids1;s 4ss West West
daughter q The late IN, odorls Van The. go;
Funeral services OF saturday. p. M Relatives and
mtcrmen; in The family vault IN Maro.e Ceme.ery.