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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

rurrnc ri.a' London letter in The cni'aso New'

Eugene II .d's London letter In The Chicago News.
uil.c ln London. Ile collection wa, on formed d"
..r Frederick tN'ah. ana rnyfmon- prrr, were phi
f.~ ira.,dlal if..r.. The sAl' D.. -lN With "a" sol
ton -pol- 81 49," .i.tr'uth and s't'n'rnti century
i,tD If fhr,r sold f,r 80 0iih date mark ~
iGi7 $50. rwo "apo,tlr" sp',n, go cili'd f'r
la.ir. tie fsrr. ~ an apostle ~ th top Of tic
f,nfl, one dated 1864 and tl' Other lt'~. htplsht
-l-O. tN, others. dated respectively l1-l ana lUpl,
brought -i11. NavDu- Other pieces 81 .l>'r >od lN
uci.rt the price il0c.nc an thc way from ~ % -
49, an oin'e silver cap ~ ~" dh'" OF 1876
l.ou,hf ih" cnorroH~ -um II Sl.0Jp. .
som. YEAR ago rur cpuu;rfwo oman. MIS-. hNlptt
,-.frc BOUGHT silver alt cellar. one oi s'i that
i.i,n..d e. the ~nrcty Of Sergeant Inn. and were
fr.. ia 1896 IA, top SAT- pa--'"l into Nrs. Law
f.ncc', hands M thr time OF ~r George piscnt, sale
in I~1j The other four ~ti' 'c'Ai "rr' i+,pM a-t
Thursday at go AN ounce. aggifel'llg ~'"o some
Nncr the Nilhauk collection had been auctioned
of TIER, Wa offered o., The property of "a f'ntl'.
man an Eliyahr;han hlronal salt cellar and cover OF
liver cylindrical ~ form the centre Beautifully chased
viih lon, masks in shields. flowers. aud HOSES IN
IA lands the loot and border chased with fruit, and
hsnds the I'D similar and snrmonnt"d WITH thrc'-
h,ud,l vase supporting man IN hf'npr holding "a
uc,r and shield three feet formed "A, heads of brute
animals The salt cellar and cover bore the Exeter
Ilall mark and the name ~ the maker. E,ton. II
vas Il = inches high hy > :. w'dc and weighed
-.,u.,hng under ten ounces. Ih' appearance oi th>
beautiful little piece ~, cicd VITA appals' l.li-
of - 600 .s.pDp. S2.JuO. and 80 on up 10 r,,"o
ver. made bni beyond ~ $50 thrr" wa, no bidding.
,rd the hammer fcll. Although TIE applause Wa
again cnthu~ia.tc 10 nam" "i hn.cr was gwen ~
i, IL uresumnh', that tc rcsrrNablc price was not
,,,, he'd \mnng other exquisite raflf"~ sold WAS "A
line oval silver gilt two handle dish tda'" OF l"'j
I'm amen wor, border and the centre b airing figures
~ 10, and hts daughters In RELIEF. TINS brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
Ipur AyD NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. April l0.-The following persons nv
,oo, ,nn,ir.od cadets at the Military Acahcmy :
,,,brr & / Kuccl XXXIiId District. NcwN ORR ,
Jo.cph ". Alien. alternate: JOSEPH TfavH' N'F'"
Dakota.
Lieutenant walter Mclean has been ordered 70
,,o training shin New Ilamp-hr NAV As,l' tant
surgeon IT, y r. Harris TO the MIME '"''
Engineer George IL. White ha. been uc'' hch i'o'' INC
Navy Yard Norfolk and ordered 10 dutv IN 'oi,' @
u1th the ironrlads AT Richmond. Va: Assistant >"F'
econ D. :. White, from the Minnesota, ana pi,sel on
eating orders, Passed Assistant Engineer Horace r.
Wick from duty connected with The irOh'l'us ~
riis,nond VA and granted sick leave of absence Tor
Ct.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

aaupt Jack will be PLAYED at the Madison Sqaar
Theatre for only two cls after this and the regular
season of the company then close. me annn"i ""'
y m begin OF the following MONDAY III Boston
Nine. Patti was reported to be no worse yesterday
ard IL was thought that she wond be apie u SIN.
in La TIdviaia" tomorrow alerh"'1
Francis Wilson, company. which will come from
p.i,,ao,shi, 10 play The Gondolcrs at Palmer
rhoa,re next Thursday afternoon. will bring tn
orchestra of thirty pieces from the EroaH S'Ve'
Theatre The opera will begin at O'Clock anu inc
company will make close connections WIN Trans III
order to get here and get back III uihe i"f INV N''
81 performance IN Pihahciph''
Charles Fox. the well-known scenic artist died al
n, home No. Iy0 West sxtcth st.. at . 80 o'c'"cA
Yesterday morning, from Briglfs disease III INV
iianavs lie was about fortythrce years old anu
came TO this country from England aUon' hVc vi S'N
,na~s ago. under contract with Henry f.. Abbey 10
,,,, tho scenery for The Metropolitan Opera i,on>c,
} ~ , vic Int no children. The funeral VIII
fake place to-day. the burial beng III "c -'''o''
Fund Plot. at Evererccns Cemetery.
rduin pooth and Nine. Modtcsks are playing In
rncinnati h, week and drawing some OF tine largest
sndien1cs ever seen in the Grand Opera House
Io.eph Jefferson and W. J. Florence are playing re
.r, .nracemcnt in Boston at the Globe Theatre where
,nev are presenting The Rivals to Overlooking audi
enccs.
,rn. wecl Of April 81 at Palmer's Theatre. which
hos been opcn since II was decided to close INC run
- Tn, COndOlicT~.' VIII De llieu' IL = Nv" ""''"'
- rho SEEMING stone" which j. getting to be some
trinr az rolling stone. Louis Aldfiei. 80 liz
rdi:or- viii probably come to palmcrs on Apri -
!, ,s announced that the Duff Opera Company Wi!
THO pirates OF Pcnzance" at the Broadway Inca
IRE next week.
Mr.. Henry Ice. clever and popular actor Is ''
-. 1.ne6t The performance for this purpose VII
,o given al the Fifth Avenue Theatre NEXT o"uu"S
.,i,r under the auspices Of leading men III W
,ce's profession. Among those VINO WI preiIvi
t,.r-
;.a,nn IacEayc Digby Eel. Mark smith LOUIS
w. .y George Sheridan. Minnie Sc!sihah "a'
NNsa.sts;ek,s pupils, and Vocalist Oh repn'c'
The funeral of Ebenezer Nicholson Known Oh u'
-. e,oce as Little Mac" took place on "wednesday
n, tnc uudeltakcr's shop of James J. Sewn, no. =
sn.'nc.t rho service conducted By the Kew
T ,,,, Tho funeral was H. charge of the Actors
rnnd and The burial in the plot at the Evergreen
Cemetery.
rdmnnd C. stanton. director OF the Me'ropoi'"
o.r ,Iorse sailed for Europe on the LAIN on "oohs
a., ill maize a short stay and will probably
cnsage some singers for next season.
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THE COURTS.
DECIDED AGAINST Mr.. EDISON.
,rDcr WALLACE sUsTAINs THE DEMURRER w
rouIINsoN AND GILLlLAND.

,r-DGF WALLACE SUSTAlNS iHH p''.'Ni"
roMlIysoy AND GlLLIAND.
.r,. .,,, hcqun in the United states Circuit Court
by Thomas A. Edison, the inventor '-"',.'' ~,
TomIinson his former counsel All" hn'" - .,
who was for several years one oi 'ir' f'uiso"
AGENTS WAS ended yesterday by t"e "e'o'' va ''o
'.,sintig Iudce Wallace fled an onhion sustaining
' ,,r 20 the bill in equity filed by Edison.
,n t,.,,,or charged that Tomlinsvi and OhliIa'a'
, oo his AGENTS FOR selling the stock OF the Edison
pbonogrann Company which Edison Owned 100" AL
,,ntace of the agency 10 secure F~'o'ooo Iva ~
.rt which t,illiland held for inc sac vi TIC Po""
.,,pI,s Edison says that the agency contract was
mo, worth over $4,000 and that Iominson ana
ouIllapd relrcscnted that the T-'o'ooo IN S'ocA
= .no American plonograph Company, which vas TO
J., mid for the agency contract was Of small value.
,cbercas they had secret agreement WIN jesse H.
Inpinc0tt the organizer Oh tHc Ehc'i'"" iHon"-iap
cnmnony by which the S2oO0oo III STOCK was 10 De
exchanged for that amount cash. "r' LipPihco''' III
r,,n. t..e made An agreement to pay 100000 for
Mr. Fdison's stock In the Edison monograph company
bt the bill in equity does not say whether or not ,ho
contract WAS carried out, although 1t - alleged that
romlluson and Gllliland received the S2oo'oOO
I,agc wallace. in his opinion, says If, availins
themselves of their opportunity a. .''s sun
uroucrty of their own. or belonging ID "in'dhd' lof
more than three times its value because Trey were
,e n control the sale of the plaintiffs property wilt
,lt of disoyalty 10 him, and upon the discovery OF
,hcir misconduct he could, as I" the"'
reundiato their authority to sell his prop
c,ty or at his election compel them to account ior
thc profits nctly acquired by the transaction Inc
hill is. however, fatally defective because the iaess
set forth do not disclose That the pian'" nd' pio'
M hi. tocl or otherwise been loser in consequence
-, 81. ieod misconduct; Of the defendants. lie has
on,erd into an agreement sell and deliver his stock
at a future day upon receiving the purchase MONEY
Inf mat day mad long Expired before me Dill Was
uui, nd r. dnc. not appcar that the contract was
ever consnmatcd For all that appear' he has 81, me
.oc, now. is still it, owner anu nVnns ever fi'q
from the contract Nhcthct ''PP "
it, or whether tho plaintiff dId @, wAeer n.t wa" ns
'.,'Ded mo, demurrer that the pleadeT has stated
his case A. favoraby the facts VIII permit The
ease is not one where the principal has V't the SAFE
nj his own property by the misconduct Of MS agents
hut the theory Of the bill is that ne properly was
actually sold while tho facts alleged slo" Tat the
aIc has never been completed ana consequently th't
| the plaintiff has lost nothing by the tITisacuon.'
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yr.Upv 70 THE ILLINOIS WHEAT CROP.

springfield. ILL.,. April 10 'sF'lau-i"c .,',
-, .nr,cr,,ure ,odav issued a bulletin stating that.
- information gathered from reliable sources. the
condition of the Illinois wheat crop is as serious as
r.,> reported by the department on March 10, Ihe
rains and warm weather Of the last three weeks nave
SHOWN that little live wheat remains Inc crop SUI
fered as much more from excessive preei"'au,'
In February as from frost IN Mafen anu ."o .,n
,i,,c r,ouched up and we'll seeded 10 other grain
,,., ~, low and undrained lands suffered most bn'
nm hcl, lands did not escape damage ana IL Is cs'
mated that there canno. possibly be over ihrec 'or,'
81 ~ average weld per under the most tasoranc
- s;,:,n. from this time I'll harvest. ana that NAY
'"',Je win show not only reduction III yIeiu. c".
NJ, "a. ,rca seeded fully twenty hvc per cent r.
uir. IL, ~ last year. The bulletin refers W. w"a'
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srpiyGg SrRTFRRiNFAN THorBLE ~ NE' ADA'
humboldt city tNcv) d patch to The Phiiidelp"a

Internal convnl-ions Of the earth. ana OF mos.
,t,rriug nature are evidently going on "itn a slO'
ti,,,r,c ~ this town !or the last week thclc haH
t.., .trnug ~, n II sulphur and hrirlstnue ", Ie
,,r which udor has become sine" yesterday h"'H'
.,,..f n,gcrirr and which j. accompanied 10y, ION
t,; trembling ~ the earth. varied pfa,lohtlH ~ u
Ion, hnt very decided Jar. The excitement Piv
iu,cd Il, these PHENOMENA reached IT. n"iSht 'nis
.l.rpiug when Hiram Madison. VINO nan IdI~c s'v'P
,,r.h quarter 81 a mile ca.t Of town. mover Ms
f,,,iiy in saving That beneath his place, ana i"t
some hundred feet arOnnd subtfrsan'ah y'iohe
# iro j. raNne. ,u.,., ,,,.., mn.
e,..re- had broken fold the night bcfp, acting IKE
mad creatures ard With ohstlnacJ anu
rv-r ,..,.u,-., remarkable Ia these animals all az
t,fnt,i, - drive them back Hundreds on nearing
..r Mad sons story, have gone out "a IN" Tah'h,
,yler, they found themselves unable I" approach
within 900 frrt ol hi, cucp,nrc-. 80 violent was ''
,hating II The earth aad sunocating the mines o'
HE noise II iulhinc boiling liquid Il plainly 10
De- i ,rd ,rd .c.f, b. within twenty or thirty iret
n IA. suffice though nj, T. hardly likely ~ mo
AIN g. oniy Tire" and some fractions 81 dcttrS
warmer than usual " long interval, heavy fsii,
, Of me- rnrh detached f. t. lc Heard ana the
touring viii rcarh dc away. Only e. rFoinnich''
.lD~fly with renewed vgDr. All IN" vegetation on
fse ranch hA- been allied hy the -ulpiurvuS iunr'
.Hl - large live ak tree has had all lis foliage
.ifrsl a i.i''t yellow. prr-cnilng most u'iiilhl
and singular spectacle while IN" water ~ well on
Ire premise, l.a. totally disappeared
ac. from thr ranch Ia, Iu,t been received siaiinI
tina, tie ~iafine uf the earth has prrceplhy dimn
i-hsi and the -nufd - raging fire hns died away
To- flint nrrinur. hui tl-i TIC sulphur "a bursting
from the pores 81 tine earth in dense clouds.
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Sos Cs, g. Go, 10. 40 and eghty-seyen Elevated T.
Common pleas-Trol Term-Psrt I-Brsore DAILY. j.
Case on. Brown agt Chisholm. NO calendar
Common Pieas-Tral Term-Part u-Adiourned until
April 81. - ,, ,,,-,. , ,,.,.
Guy Courtspclal Term - fore Glegerich, Motions
Sitv Iouri-irt Tofm-P1rt before Ehrlich, L.
shsg; causes Nos 1856, l773, 2oss 2sso 100, 22l5
.aSi Of :3i 23o0 1881, 1888, -c65, .0G5, 22i PISS
2;l4 232s 1929. BOB. =, 49,, 49,,
eh 10y ,es Mn o.sS a3Ol. 237i 1876 2OO5 23jO
OBJ aS;2 a5o 1916. 1927 1918 1887. 2ioo, 2Ss, 1909.
city cour-Trial Ternl-psrt iiI3Bacre Fitzsmnons.
~ 3,3 9sss I377 22G3 2432. ABB 1857, 236s 1851
CIV ronrt~Triai Term-Part IV-Bcforc NcAdam {. j..
Court ~ General sessions-Part Id fore Cowing. j..
and Assistant DsrictAt1orney eo'ofu-Nos 70 %. IN
cnu,. Of General sessons-Part lr-RfoFe Smyth r.,
md Assistant DstiictAuo'hey Ds'S-No'' " D. ncn'
siyc. -. wv p, NJ, ,
cinsINc
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Mrs IIortensia c. Seixas wife Of Jacob L. >eixas'
retired dry goods merchant, died at her hoHe' No.
l1c west Forty St, yesterday, from apcpleNy
Yrs seixas was born In Charleston, :. G.. in lSlI
Her father Major Mycr Moses, was an officer In the
Revolutionary War. She was the sister Of the late
Chief Justice Franklin (. Moses. and OF Judge Mont
comerv Noses Of the superior Court. both Of south
carolina Mrs SeiNGs came 10 New York in % ani
~. ,n.,r-i,d ,n Mir >ciNaS I'm so. Her husband
ana folr daughters Mrs Esther de Rlhas, wGDW oi 4
former American Consul at Venezuela. Mrs. Nlliam r.
rumi> Nil, Judith -eiNa> and Miss stella ~elNa> sur
,.i,.e her The funeral will be held at her home on
snudy at 10 a. H. The burial viii be AT cypress HIS
a. .f.4rr
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CONGRATULATED FOR TWO REAsOyS

rououcts and baskets u flowers piled hsh on ,hs
.k of H. D. L. SoGtherand. principal II the Grove str'
school 80 3 Yesterday morning. IL "a' h, ,NN-H.'r
r,bday and many OF his former pupils and COMMISSIONS
- " paNoe and D. vcrmllNc former rosld nts 81 IL,
Nn,h ward present 10 congratulate Mr.. >outh'"'
Land THE delegation OF former pupils, under James Yer
lance held meeting aud arranged I" give dnn"r 20
NJ ~o,thctand earl, next month"; In recognition OF his
,ludca;ion from Tnsiae charges several oonq"es
,.re Also given To Miss Isabella T. Lewis IA recognize m
o., her lighting qualities" one of the trustees said
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TIE Failure or JOIN B. RHODES & CO.

Philadelphia. April 1o.-The creditors Of the m.
solvent firm of John Il. Rhodes & Co.. propfleor' OF
the Aston Mills. Delaware County. held meeting
to-day to take some action in regard 10 protecting
their Interests ADout fifty of the leading dry Soods
houses Of the city were represented, ana the eA'
ur,.,ions 81 views indicated general desire 'E,'
.,u. ARRANGEMENT should Toe made bf when Joseph
H. Rhodes, who constitutes the firm, may BE- en'',,i
,o reopen the mills At early date RS po>Slb":
vr I1olos presented tho following statement nI
ossc.s and liabilities Liahilitic,- JUDGMENTS - =.
,tgO-. note. and open accounts. S2,2.ol- % tottl
liabilities -3-q. 5GI 30. As>ct~-ml>. machinery
f,rn. and live stock @lG9ii0: s.cl on hard in NILS
a., store 80 OOo total as>et~f Sl9i.il0. com.
,tec was appointed 10 ascertain the actual value "a
~ N.srls.
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rur FIFTH TO CHANGE ITS oUAETERs-CoLoNE
PIPER DETACHED FROM COMMAND.

Ulir FIFTH TO CHANGE ITS oUAETERS-COLoNEL
PIPER DETACHED FROM COMMAND.
orders were issued from the War Department two
eoh aro that the 5.h Artillery would be transferred
non, ,he Atlantic TO the Pacific Coast on May l. y
dispatch from Washington yesterday announced that
Colonel Alexander Piper. the commandsnt OF TIE ies
ncnt had been detached from command ana ofuerc'
nome TO await retirement Colonel Piper VIII make
his home in this city. where lie has Interests lie l.
A. present living at the headquarters of the regiment
a, Fort Hamilton and will probably be succeeded IN
command by Lieu,cnant-Coonel l.. h. Livihgs'oh' VI
the I'd Artillery who is next in rank.
Colonel pper has had long and active service IN
thc Army. having entered the West Point NllltaiY
Academy from Pennsylvania in ls4I. when the 'Ni
War BEGAN he was Of the rank Oh captain anu III
etrnctor in ethics. chemistry and history at "cN'
Point bit he Immediately applied for acuVe se'N''r
I'm tho field and on August 50, 1862. ives bfcNc'e'
major for gallant and meritorious services III Nof'e
VIRGINIA on June -. 1894, he was made a brcfe'
l,cutenant colonel for gallant and mctorous service
In the siege of Petersburg lie participated III NAM
o. the important battles of the war; ana az 'e sc'ou
hattie of I;u Fun assistant adjutant general O.
General shcrman's brigade. For part Oh 'ie t'':'
te commanded the 10th Regiment OF Artillery Oh NrN
N1rk Nolsnt.cr>, and was Mi, lefcd our 81 ~
tcer service July g. 1o1o ana was poina IN ~
he o. mined leave Of absence ana Wel - ~,
10 major of the AN Artillery HIS next p.'n"',
w,s 20 lieutenant colonel OF the 1t Artillery on No
vcmler :. lo-2. and to coioLei Oh inc 81" ''''~''
o. August 10, lo-1. . oso,. a.,
the hesdauarter, Of the regiment j. AZ present al
s-or. uan,ii,ou where are stationed Companies t.
~. n ro-,nauies A G and !. are on Governor ;
isiamd Company Il is at Fort WadSworih CON
n.~v ID Is AZ Fort Douglas. Utah. ana 'ohpaih'' n
ard NJ src al For; SCHUYLER. a., -,n ,,u
Lieutenant William Il. Hamilton OF tnc otn
,..r who ia. .rn special ddtY III connc non "It
- ~otior'I Cu,rd Of mi state has q, lie own r.
cuest and in anticipation % the iau7i.r 81 ~ i'.
n>nt 10 the Pacific Coast been oFdcr'" - ro'0' 90.
k,atfe
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Domcslit Gi!uallons WnnIso.



ruoI- ~ WORK. Able active GIN u"l-
III v.oL ,oo,unu. Washing ana it'nini
~, mad T. neat willing and anNl"u'
a., "a ~'..dl pllcr country 90 INK ~
.th-nNr.. nras ifhi--i.. Mr.. HALL ~
sIoiS! NoEi<, Sc. ~ Annns ~.
II lately lald 4. To DO h"u,'"o.s n'i 80
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l5,h-,t
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ave-. art .','h aud .t'h S'~.
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a- ruoi f'irf .nrr-; c'tl or ,o"''iy' ''''''
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mat. family. ronl Guy reference. '"'i
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.,.,. ,if4. f.idrl<tahd- hri ant!r-
- ,'i, dr.-..s har md makes dresses
la unlouitod rri"r'nr'-. no direction "a
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+ unv. tfn.tworthv best ely r'ir.'n"r, -,
4 an .e .tdr,.-- rs, ith-aNf.. bets cen ~"
aud 10Th 49,.
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, ,,,- ,,n 80. ,f~itnL hUn~r: Viii assist "it'
un,talr, work. sci East 2'th'st.
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ANOTHER SUGAR TRUST SUIT.
WILLY, THE COURT COMPEL TIE PAYMENT or
MONEY MADE UNLAwFULLYl

Henry Winthrop Graz, receiver OF the North
pivcr sua,r Refining Company, has begun suit
arninst The members Of the ;" sugar Trust for an
accounting. for the appointment OF receiver %
all the companc, composing the trust f'F d9S'iu-
ton Of all the companies and a distribution OF their
assets The suit I, based upon the allegation that
the deed OF trust by which the sugar Eciinere, Com
uau, or sugar trust wa formed, Is Illegal The
ra.e came up before Judge lnrraham In the Special
Term Of the supreme Court yesterday upon the argu
r,onf .. a demurrer 70 the complaint, iEtesposed by
the defendants.
John NJ Bowers appeared for the receiver and Elihu
Root and John f. Parsons for the DEFENDANTS In the
sriner: In support OF the demurrer the defendants
contendcd that the complaint dh not STATE FACTS
sufficient 10 constitute cause OF action, That all the
uartes Interested had not been made parties 10 the
suit and that the plaintiff Was not legally entitled TO
ue They argued that the -uit could not De maintained
for the reason that Il The decd Of trust was Illegal
The receiver could not secure 20 himself any profits
Of that Illegal agreement. II this was an Illegal co.
partnership the court would not aid IN tho distribution
of property earned through that Illegal agreement.
They also contended that no relief could lie granted
Al all b. the court In action OF this kind, FOR the
reason that the party IN whose interest the acton wa,
-ht had entered into the trust voluntarily and hnt
;hr cver had 10 ,isn, 70 nriS d" d t"n I n,
seemed to De inprc',ed, WIN en c c, 81 arose To-
rguc his side Of the the Judge put the following
ouc.fon 10 hin: II this agreement had been I,
,nanniacturr money and Of the parties "a II should
hiring such an action TIN, one do yon contend trt
the court would its power 10 compel the payment
OK money made IN an nnl."tul manner . D., 10
Mr. bower, aid that su'h view was To ne
taken ~ the case. many If the Innocent certificate
ladders would find some day that their holdings were
mo-; worth the paper they were written on ne CON
.ud ina, the receiver hnd perfect right 20 recover
NE urnrf. that mad accrued up "a the time That H.
had been appointed receiver Of the North RIVER Com
pnny ard since TINT time also. fhc action ne ne
1i"r'd ropM be maintained not only for the STOCK
holder, but for the creditors
4 i....-i.n ,Ca- reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

Dr. William B. HAYDN. ono OF tho leading veterinary
surgeon, of Newark. died al the home OF ms son. d.
J. H. ilavdon, on Wednesday night Nom a'n'e ph-'
monia Mr.. Hayden was born IN hoppmV"'' ny ="
seventy ci.lt wears ago and lived In the South unii
s.,o, xc,r. auo when he came North and sctil' in
Newark where he has conducted an extensive business
ever since Daring the ntebcllun times Mr. hNuoh
was MAYOR Of Mobile and also for many years prc
dent Of The Common Council In that city nc was a
n,m,r,,t az inc DOugla, johnson type. lie wa a
'h,rf,. third degree Mason and member OF the Ne"
Leroy state Veterinary society. His only Surviving
heir l. Dr. Joseph H. liaydOn secretary ana ueaSu'o'
NJ tne Newark Baseball Cub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
prTrR VAN DER WILLIGEN.

Peter Van der W!!llgcn broker in 'he Ifoouce ~
chang died on Tuesday at No 800 Fith'st Eroo""' ~
80. o ~ hir,v.sevcu He descended ffOn welt
o,,n family in Holland and born In lialil'm ana
drcattd In the University OF L"yden Hc came !" '''7
country in 1877 and supporter OF sociasuc mo-
,nont- and wrote and spoke upon Them lie N' .'""S
b,.:ory o, the French at the tim" OF MS us
Mr. Van der WIllisen wa. bothcr-in.law Of Acn'rsl
Dv.erluck Minister Of Marine at the Hague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
cotov, corLD NOT RE HELD FOR ssUGGLyf.

MIGUEL Cooma the Guatemala banker who was a'
r..,~l ,o- smuggling discharged yesterday by Com
missioner shields. The custom House inspectors VINO
rr., y him found Watches rings and precious >toH b.,
.,fcd in nj. boots. lie showed. however. that ti'
COMBS v,r, intend for presents 10 members OF his family
,a aid ta, be- had concealed them only to prevent their
h o thrown about hv the inspectors who were about 10
,r.h hi. trunks h. could take the good, through
s. city in transit between Paris and his home in Gna,e.
o, without payment Of duty, he could not be hid fer