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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
A MILK WAR AT HAND.
FARMERS MAKE THE ISSUE WITH TIE En-
CHANGE
DECISIVE ACTION OF THE rxrcuTlvE coz

decisive ACTION or THE EXEcUTIVE CON
MIrrEE OF THE PRODUCERS tNl"N'
At meeting Of the Milk Exchange last week .no
price 81 milk aztec MAY and until fnrther NUM-
fixed nv that arbitrary corporation OF dealers Al
cents a quart net the farmer. or - J. van,
included When the Exchange met on Aprh - "
fixed the prize OF milk and after Aprh 10 a.
cents a quart. The price fixed on AprH nav -
3 cents qusrt. and II was hxeo ai'or
between the Exchange and the MIN
Union. the farmers organization. Wnen the TX
change met and put the price at = cents P""r''
IN. Executive Committee of the Union Indignantly
accused the Exchange directors OF trcacheN anu "i
violating an understanding reached al inc
that If the Union kept back the surplus ihi!" I'D
price would be made until conference Jan "h'"
n,aoe between the two bodies Neverhcless INC
Union being unpreparcd TO do otherwise at me tmc
also mede it price II cents until mrIher houce, 'r
the same as the Exchange. Now the Exchange mas
dropped 10 = cents quart. and the Two ORGANIZATIONS
have come to the parting Of the ways.
The Executive Committee OF the Union met In this
city last Thursday on learning Of the action OF the
Exchange and decided that IL would make the price
for three months ahead, follows; Nav, IL cents :
June cents July. = . cents. In accordance win
the constitution of the Union, this price card had 10
be submitted N the 300 local sections ior approval
before il could he acted That the sections VIII
heartily and enthusiastically approve 1t there Is not
the slightsst doubt 4 meeting OF the executive com
mttces Of the dozen branch unions and the Central
Union or chief officers of the entire orEanyatcn VIII
he held ON the evening OF Nav in TIE Madison House,
Mddlctown 10 take the necessary steps n secure the
Union prices. This meeting viii be one o. TIE most
important ever held by the milk producers sHppNmg
this city II will map ont the course to be pursued
now that the Union has decided to refuse 10 rccovrzc
tho price card Of the Min Exchange which has con
trclled the price Of milk in this market for 50 many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
ETPfED WITH CHINESE HONOHS.


Az UNUSUALLY ELABORATE MoNGoLtNN
FUNERAL DRAWS \ CROWD.
The ,piri, of Yunr Chcc Yarg Is now probably al
rs., after on. Of the greatest funerals chinatown
ever gave one n its dcnizcns. Nothing like II ha'
ever been seen in Nc,r York before, and Il VIII
do,btIc.s be a long time before ANYTHING ltfe 1t X
ever seen here again. lung wa, popular PhN-
slcian In Chinatown. and he also Grand secretary
~ thc Eastern Distrc, Of Chinese Free Naeons. lie
died II consumption and was buried Yesterday morn
ing with all Of the honorS betting his rank by ne
brother NaSons and his former friends In Chinatown
Ynns had so far yielded To the Influences Of Christian
RI, lzation that his friend, had his body embalmcd
nv b. Mclean undertaken and PLACED In a black
clio. covered coffin. Tho silver colin plate bore
Yung's full name and stated that he was forty
wears old. II also had upon It Masonic emb."ms' 'uch
- tho all seeing picture q the open bbIe with
a square and compass il. and either side were
Masonic pillars .nrmount"d with globe. the boly
within The caSct atrcd in sky blue SILK oon'e
ne.v navy blue trousers and blue silk sandal
Tie ceremonies wcro hold at tho establishment u
Tho undertaken. James Naughton. 80. 81 Mott st.
Thc walls were dap with black Two large candle
labra with Twelve lights EACH all burning, stood AZ
IN" hcad II the coffin, which va, covered VITA silver
d.es. un the sides OF tie room wcrr pllcct tall
white bauncrs with black Chinese symbols recount
lng The virtues NJ The dead man. Four square tables
wcrs ranged down the centre Of the room and be
tween them were squares of mating, On when INC
h-h fuuctionagics 90 the occasion stood durnS tho
ccrcupnics Thee tables were loaded With i)ri.
On onc ri them was full Of oranges. pyramid
4 ,ahc' aid heap Of hl-cult y cooked goat and
,,o whole roasted pr, we're ON other tao.''. tie
Gnoccupied spaces being filled up with fantastic COZ
icctoncgy and pastry.
Aboa, II O'Clock the Twelve chief mou.Ters cnt"rct
drc,s,d ~ lous white hlouscs. they TOOK tIrns
LnceJni a. TIE tabe contalnlns - so,t ant each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
corrr CALENDARS roR TO-DAY.

hupr,u, Court-,,rnerst rrrIu-lcioir Van Brunt J a.
Kr,av and naai'ls JJ-Aos. a. IS, 10 J.. - ~ 99
59 49, 81 10. 1903. ~. ll3. IFS ll". III ~
- SUNNI, ,' -Chan,bes-I Lavrcnc, JMoon
cAl,u1,. so. 10 80, cAl.cd ~ II oco' -. ,.o.h -
supreme court slecla lcun- r'rt feofe Dra'h' -,
40. G3J. $50, Coo. jOl. 669 81, o,o ~ o,ii
,piS o.. 90 $50 o96 1903. 1886 93e j'9 -, ~
,5 6jO $50. Opl. G't l.S %. 505 1ro Ol5, o1v ~
No DAY calendar ., ,,, -
Supreme Coqr,C rcmi-lar; lAdeuracd unt! Nav -
NO., tai- 1897 1880 i4Js et2 sol. l9o5 1909 81
iiSSi;t AZ. i'a5 1851. Us i AZ '''
f%e Ss 49, Io Gr''f S,s E'' s az
iS Si stoi 49, - l5,S 1915. a5i 1910, i2o@a
1910 i579. 3t@. $50. lo.s to2p lsS9. "ll JoW.o
NoS' 100 f6i 1868 III Isl. Iss2. 1888. 1857
ISIS 1873. 49,. lc1o, 3991. 1873. i5i6'2. ,.,
,,tgo ats, Court r. io-. Ia SOM nNot'oh caehdif
At 10 50 a ~; For irooate-wis Of Anna No's ana
supcror Cou-,,oucIal Adjourned Tor me term.
st ieior Soust-Spcciat Term Before Freedman d
snS-or Court Equity pc;or, Freedman, a.
Nos 332. 40 4os $40. $50. G. 81. -. 80 W. NO.
aupsgqr cprr-rg2i Tc-rpS Before ar, BsaN Iio2
i'is5 100 lI:l 1870, 81. 523. ,.,..,,,o
J.-No.. 1917 iad3 ~, i'72, 1913 s3S TOO i''i'
Sup ror lral Term Part III netore Dgsro 90 10
AZ. 1872. il5o ia2c 1877. i2io, 1851.
Common Fl,a,-ncnrrs eIm-B fore Latrenlore 80
g sd % & g. o. g. % 81 o. d. o.
Common plea'-2pe tai rcrm-BNore Day Jt.M .
Common plsn~tq' I m Adjourned for me term
Common Ples>-lr., Term Part I-Defore Asn 900 800
Nos 1915 1925 1850 27l 1851 iiS5 li75. 2oss' 1882
liO2 135 100 i7o6 1927 i79S. A..
Common Pca>-lr!sl Term-Part ll-Adjournsa lot ''o
CIV Court-Spccal Tcrm-Beiore Ehlich J.-MotlonS'
city CouIt-Tral Term-Part l-BeioFe "lese9I0h' j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
az tSrlrE DIVIDED AFTEP LrrrG ,1Joy

An. t""d,m. y. y. May (>p"cirh. tn" undivided
zeal estate belonging q the hrrS n Thoma, Bunn.
which ms been IN litigation Tor ,omr yeas. va,
,lvlG,d today smons TIE chi,drcn IT Mr.. Bum hv
commissioners appointed for Tint purpose Tic vain"
Of the property involved Il nearly $3.50 0cO. Miss
Nay Bunn receives two sevcnth,, and Mrs l. l. Buc.
bee MIR. T.. T.. Bartlett Mrs. e. = Conant Mrs,
George Dean and r. Ii. Bum one seventh each. Each
snare is made up 81 ahcut hftS city lots some timo
aso referee decided thai each heir entitled To
SEVENTH Of III" real estate. under the decd of .ctt..
,ncut entered Is tho hcirs. Tho ,tion IN con
trovrr,y whether certain % tn heir, were not
entitled 10 one attn. under Ill said 10 have bccn
made bv Vii Bu"p, rather than 80 one seventh undef
inc decd of settlement some Of the heirs VIII carry
the case 10 the Court Ol Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
rlrS or LEGAL News.

ruecc Andrews in the supreme Court yesterday,
handed down an opinion refusing t. enioin Conn
stanton from di,posin; OF bonde II ha Midland Rai.-
,.,v ror,p,nv worth ~ 100000 Mt par value. The
bonds wcr,, deposited VITA the firm as security io'
a note Of $4,000.
judge Barrett in the supreme Court YESTERDAY, ap-
port-d Francis Lyndo Sissln a. Tc'cr' 10 pas upoR
M, a.coDn., Of William Nelson Cromwell d, a'ssne'
g.. TIC nriu Of Henry :. ives 4 60.
O'DonOvou Rosa was no; fentHneHd yesfeffay ~
Ind, Andrews because h, counsel William +
Howe. was detained - home hy O." lines, f his
,vi'c Rosa was convict d OF criminal LIBEL n The
nit BROUGHT by ?. !. Cassidy. Sentence Will b.
pas cd on thursday.
The litigation over Tho proposed consolidation ~ St.
otsuhens AID Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal churche.
coupled TIE attention OF Judge Dly IN the Court Of Com
non Pleas again ycs;rds Att"r he election Of ve''ynn
and church sa-dens was held Easter Monday IN 81
,tcpArn. ,nd those opposed p the con'oiddaon "r'
beaten they Immediately began quo waTianto suit u
test tie validity Of tho election. and secured preliminary
Injunction from Judge Allen restraining the new o'hcs's
from taxing any action and they now seeking u nave
that injunction made permanent vending the QUO wafEac
suit. Judge Day reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
BRINGING THINGS TO A F0CrS.

From The Pitt.burg Chronicle.
~, Nj chatham pe,Wirss for long time
Tuesday night had found hlm ~ lhr ~ I'D every.
lcll, A. regularly Is lucsdaN hlsu' ,rr >,hrd.
Sp' t InS"' That Tuesday Hs"' '''' 90 IA,
lie arrived at and he left a. 10 og C a a.n ne n:
fair EthaIinda If She would be his or Il ne ''"'' W
rbose dilatory tactics were regarded with dlsiayos
nv Eth1iindi While girls parents hoped tnat efn
succeeding Tuesday night would report '0'''"'
decisive.
Y TG' sncccedng Tuesday night ever seemed TO sne
cecil isn't right said Mrs De Wigs 10 her dau an
.es. n,her vnmnS rcn who no doubt think Soa
r cnt,oc,I / really think You ougt TO prhs III"
'.o do H. assented Ethalnda, but how SHAH
do IT, .. =, him in some way that unless
h. reoiiv means 10 marry You he had better cease
EibsndS resolved that she would. and she rser
,, f ,bat resolve last uight when Mr. Hu nnei
rSiInI She had determined TO seize the mrs. va an
,"nIfx tho conversation offered for the plannS had
cTrrtIye mint and II no opportunity offered s"' "
resolved T. manufacture ore to order ,,s unneccs-
Fortune favored her. however. ana IL "a,pinc in
sory for her 10 90 into the opportunity rh'N''
Mr. thinker had been much interested in the
tons Of the license court, and on prevous, have
evenings he had dropped opinions WlN, n have had
been Invaluable TO the judges could they "'''
I Last Sy' aeht after discussing the weather anu ''
baseS wd oI Imdy the License court is over at as'
=. IN Theon6ns James" tie Grl replied n anu aiS
close observer could have detected without d ~, sssay
Of a chemical analysis, that her tone "o1Y es the
900 pound, OF determination % the ton srse Court
License Court Is over, but the Marriage Lp0ei''
% There I1i.a was no mistaking her meaning Anu ''
IIunker did not pretend to. arr, IN A sur.
lie looked at her for moment or nM0 his self.
nrsod sort Of way, and then, recoVsG,ns linda 10
posse.son he remarked. he clasped M her Inns
hi, bosom and imprinted three ply KISS IN ret one
II" I'm glad yon mentioned it, my love /" s'' WV
tomorrow -. ,rrv after waiting
co long replied Ethalinda, shau hy Ts,rSday Of
time TO prepare. Wen have it the nFS' iN"A 'N'
And they WILL unless Mr.. bunker dies or S0'0''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE NAY GRAND JURY NUORN n.
CHARGED WITH RELATION TO CRIMINAL
CHARGES AGAINST PUBLIC OFFICERS.

CHARGED WITH RELATION TO CRIMINAL
CHARGES AGAINST PUBLIC oFFlcERs
Jndse Fitzgerald in the Cour, Of General >e'
slons YESTERDAY selected Charles i. FosdicN. the
leather-dealer Of 40. &c sprucest., a, the foreman
Of the MAY Grand Jury. Mr. Fosdick has been fore
man Of several Grand Jures who have he'd important
work 10 do. The oath Of Office was administered ID
the Grand Jurors BY Clerk sparks, and judge IIt%
Gerald delivered the charge. lie read several sections
Of the Code OF Criminal Procedure, end warned the
Grand Jurors against taking enN action from Favor
or prejudice lie called particular attention 10 the
necessity Of entire secrecy - al the acts % tie
Grand Jurors He read section No ECO, which an
thorizcs the Grand Jury to inquire into the wliul
ard c3rrapt conduct Of public Office, FOO tie county
adding:
The statute requires You particularly 20 examine
All criminal charges made asa.u9' public officer. 20
enable official, properly 70 dischar-o then dn,cs n'
aint Of suspicion should be p rnit'ed l'rs :" ret
mon them False accnsaton. Il made unn"r cscuin-
:,ucos which bring the slandcrcr under a." power %
the law should be promptly punished whle charges
well founded and capable 81 proof should be pro-
cutet with vgor. Justice requires thst "a" iH'-'
nrotecton be extended t. wronc.liy assalcd public
oman, and II f., scarcely necessary 10 add tl1 Tire
continuance In power If q d-hcr"st one after the
discovery of his offence would be humiliation and
a disgrace
Tie Grand Jury DID not begin any investigation
YESTERDAY into pnhlic affairs, and perhaps none "hI
De entered upon until some Of the prison cases nave
been disposed Of The nil list % M' "r'nd juror
Charles T. Fosdlck foreman. 80. Il West Thrift -iNth
=, Enamel " Hloonhncdae. 10. "a Madi,onGfc. D
Henry Newman, 50. East sixty secondst., charles
F. Gregory so. 5J2 Fiithavc.; John Burns No. 10
Fas, X,nccenth. It.; john H. Rand -. CioHd Hotel
Ju.tus L. Bulkl~y, No. 80 Madison ave- "c"rS" :.
pcc 40 100 We.t one hundred and twcnty ,iiiA 81
William Hnvdeu 40. 4. West Fort. second -. Jp-fph
r. +. Moor. 10. ~ West 'r'ratl Invi'
+ YnuuQ No T7G Madison ave. l-A'c G. NniiHr''' ia.
10 Ia Faat one huudred and -"vcn'ccnti ST. lnNS. u
D. Hyde No. "a " 81 Forty '9nrth s' Gfor%
| 100 Ves Forty nfth &. Robert Nacl1r. 70 30 -
I1nvfcvcrtn Jane : CUR 70; y ;-;. mr. i,,
! - i Edwa,d T,lon. NJ. 207 We one hu'-li = =. 10
| thirty foarth-,t. Juc- Il rruri"c 70 =; WI lhiy
| nm 81 T. RilN.way Moor. No. =" M l""nN
| srvsnth.St: Chailn> H. Fcli'".. y. ~. lItIh'e.;
| CYRUS Clarl.. Riverside ave. and N.hrneihtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE ry1rED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington. May 5.-Thc supreme Court If the
United -taos to-day transacted the following business
~ c6l-Thc Yale Lock Manufacturing Company
81. appellants. ae III" Berkshire H'ilohs baiA Ct
- 81. -s2 The Berkshire National Bank - Al. ap
peIl,rts act the Yale Ianliacturing company et a..
appeals from m" Circuit Court Of the tinted ca'sS F
he District ii Massachusetts. nec.ee u epIu-IN y
., f1r a. II relates q tl' sargent re!SSt", So
-q41 IN mod and ar a r. relate 10 I'll IL t!e -
s, e.. $50 reversed COTS f. IN" coIst & ~ plld
b., ,re com, lalnants. and cause roma dad Win IL
..,t,u 20 dismiss the bill OF complaint VIII Vo'''' "
", io5 The ycvrYorl Elevated Railroad Com
ro-, plaintiff In error. ag thc Filth National balN ~
trc az. of Nc'r-Nork lu error - the circuit c3nI
Ioif Judgment affirmed with cost ant ii'rtes'' -,
No. 5nO.JolG j. 9chillins"r ~ AZ "PVvI. ~, 10
~ L. Crawford ct NJ Ordered ~ NC 1ou. ", ~, he
nation 10 dismiss In tbs Cause ne oN'rTu'u =" ,,.
,nnlraut's taking ont n new citation "ltiAh rH "':
rom tas date be s,rv 4 upon all the app -
20 The Northern Pariuc Railroad company
1,riie in error. agt. Jacob Austin. I'm error u ne
- ,.fnc court ~ the state oi Minnesota pl'hiISsed
for ,hc want OF Juri~di' uon. .,.,,l,,,,,
~ Jacob BnE restraining tho In.i d state, Clrtu.
court OF Ncw York from proceeding WIN ,, astt,,
.,. - ,onc diplomatic corr Spodrnt', lL." 'inai,
i,nU,uuii, from 1t except n he United NiacN lir.
Court oa ih" ground iat Re- vas ~" rep r Cr,
II foreign government. VIZ. Gca'cAaa Inc .ou,'
,nld- ina although balI Is the cLinn' W ''hInuli
alton reyCn M CgunrT ana v ,1 tnS S"l nrycN
y. t.Gr.- william J. stoveus apnoiant. a.t; VIII
Tan. . Fuller. judgment cr'di'o.. N"; 81 to a''"h'
49, eil-Carll.> Mason and Others. plaintiffs IN
,~,r az, tnr rutcc -tntrS. Motion Tor leave =
amend writ Il error. crt'ton and bond horcin SID
"', Nn 5qa-ruln u Mclean and othnr. apprllantS
q,r Rn-res ". Clamp and othcr. " ton 80 revc' Sc
iihdraw Transcript or the purpose Of CORE i.on SUD
adjourned nn,I Monday. MAY 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
, u D. F4ySHAa oy rflAL FDn ARy9y.

The trial II John VI. u. F"n~iaW l1T Arson o. =
CHARGE Of having set irc 10 IT," house 1T W % Eat
Twenty ninth It. was begun brlorc Jude Andrews
IN The Cont Of oyer aud Tcrmincr Sc tcNa,, rc iur,
lox heinz filed early IN The daS. Assistant District
Attorney Dawson opened the trial for the pgo ccutlJn.
lie sad that The defendant had been found between
and . O'Clock Ia tie morning on February ., less
sitting on the window Ill Of his room Will, a G.c
was starting In hi, tr"nk Frank Il. Doughty, who
lived in the same house with fanshaw. va, the hrst
witness called and he described how he observed ,hc
fire and gave the alarm. Mis- Van Du7cr who kept
the boarding house where Fan,haw boarded. was the
next witness. She testified that she nj stairs on
thc night Of the ire and found Mr. Doughty putting
ont the fire. which burning IN several places and
had a blulsh flame. she had knocked at the defend
ants doo-. but received no rcspOn-e.
Mrs. Lizzie :. Courtney, also bJarder IN the house
said ,aai the night of the fire She rushed ont Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Boston. May The eNtraditlon hearing IN the case
ii The state of Nov York agt. William y. Xiaal wa,
rcopcncd TINS morning before Governor Bracket.
Iiua j. wanted m N-'y York on a charge OF criminal
libel loIgt 10y the Lamson Consolidated store scr
ice Company Colonel J. II. benton, for the prs.
1u"r, argued that the Governor has Discretionary
powers ~ granting cNtraditlon lie proposed -
>hoS by affidavit that tho prosecution souCht for
private parpo'c, Assistant District Attorney Liudsav
Of Sew iorh. asserted that the Governor hsd not
enough Discretionary power TO consider whether or
uo; tie mt was brought FOR private purposes. GOV
cruor Bfackctt decided 20 hear TIC anda,ts before
docidue vh"'cr or not lac could De- governed hv them
colonel bcnton then. 10 prove his proposition, 20
the motive of tho prosecution and the gaorauce %
The defendant. p,t In a1idaVlts from VI. Nma
Dudley = Pmuncy. Mariana Caldwell. \. &. Colburn.
iUdc" Glider" -vc Homer ilbrcc " =. Wiley Joseph
g. NIrtlu rhona. g. Crafts. j. II. LlV.on. Tlon.i,
Bgigy, and l. " lawson Mr.. Lindsay e cd nm az.
dlflf from District Attorney Fellows n the good
Gath 81 That officer, and. after discussion IN l.tiion
- time. The hearing NJ, adjourned - FRIDAY to
ALLOW the New Nor, oiicill> 20 prepare counter piI.
da is. copies 81 which will be submitted 10 the other
-!tc Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
WV OEr[cERN OF 1 RIFLE SocLrTr-

Tho nry ''i-d annual meeting II the American and
Foreign Bible society wa held Yesterday afternoon IN
-" BAPTIST Tabernacle. >croud ave. and Tcu;h-st
A0c- 800 interesting ndrc', ~ the retiring president
'hc E"r Or. W. H. Parmly u t.i,cy civ. the FOL
lovtne 'TcrrS were chosen President. the Few -.
+. W. >arlc. u section. y j. rrrasurpr p While.
Iccor'r = rotary William I1clr. zorro. poudlug
.ccrc'arv he N"t. william Hpllin.Du dclr-afc, to- t
Era' n m" AWcr NJ Baptist Publication S,clc,, In
Philadelphia, The Reverend Dr.. Thomas Armliner.
T. " ~.rles and T. g. Thomas. n va. also decided
to Civ" the u'apprppracd balance w jhr -, mr., T.
t" iipN.l IuI alton r"c."i,. Nn'ng others present
uc~' me Rev. Mc-'rs. W. S9clnan. James Higgins and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE COURTS.
GENERAL TERN DECISIONS.
ONE VERDICT AGAINST THE UTY-ANoTHER
,cESsr 4 PUBLICATION COMPANY.

ONE VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY-ANoTHER
AGAINST PUBLICATION COMPANY.
Tho General Term Of the Superior Court handed down
nn,her az opinions yesterday, and among them were
the following
Hannibal G. Cuiugno was appointed Interpreter
Of the Court CT General sessions on May l., ls9y aud
un ~ % m on Is me cry aSn eG that I Se paS
not pen ilc Brought suit for the amount and
sc nircS verdicl in his favor The Vas ap.
nealed. and in the opinion written by Judge O'Gorman
Inc Another opinion Nas the in the Brady contract
suits against the city. John Brady graded West
and then assigned his claim TO Bernard Brady who
brought the present suit GPGn the 1 al me IN Judge
Which brady also claimed Both sides appealed; the
city the OF e o. S I'm or 81 o. ana
opinion of the General Term Is written by Judge
Gcoraon and the Jq Itar Of the lower court Is
air ro,bcr opinIo IS TIA: Of THE Starr Printing
MoIMcr ,g9Rpai Wiil.am > Andrews and Charles W.
Printing Company became financially e.ohara'Sed and
borrowed from y.ous Who Up gay e' ~
ne creditors. i've promssory notes for $4,000 each.
and as collateral security executed mortgages on all Us
drmcnts were Subsequently recorded against ths
company and executions issued, under which all ITS
sale subsequently Of the property Of the company
made by rcceivcr pubic no'ce nchs e,yei a. INA,
,hr MORTGAGES mentioned The plaintiffs in this suit
acquired title at that sale, and The printing pIc,ses.
U.o, 80 a." assigncd 70 tho defendant Dayton who
represents the contributors OF he money loaned t.
Ma starr Printing Company, To secure payment OF
x IN ~ rnortroues were given. The COMPANY re-
Gently brought suit 70 have The mortgages declared RED
r""ro,inn had not been obtained for the execution
of these documents 49,, oo. anna Tor ,r,.,
.a,r ant of court Oh is merits and declared tSat
The raq, had cam &C for alton I s Gse .5s
l .irior ,yiich is written by Judge Otiorman and
MINIMIZE in by Chief Justice scdgwcb declares tina,
LIZ cnrn1rsto1 did I'm feet consent 10 the mortgage
~" ot ec~rG and the opinion continues 1t seems
~ me that tho purchasers Of these printing presSeS
~ P ~" tho ,rcs,cs. cannot take advantage 81 the
Alleged defect a, 10 want Of consent 10 the mortgag;
r, Tho cornnrntion Whatever depreciation occurred
~ 40 mice obtained at the sale for these chaicls,
BY Of cse en. the Pp155atGs lpEa tS so?
,hcy .bonld now rcpudate the lien. Judgment
affirmed, With costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
rPrSr cnNpAHY u TROEBLE

Norris,own Penn, Nay 5.-There was considerable
excitement about the Montgomery National Bank this
forenoon when the doors OF the bank were opened
,le Offices Of the bank and the Montgomery Insurance
Trust and safe Deposit Company are in the same
building ono man this morning made a deposit
a. the bank Of $4,000 aud other de-
nositors brought in cash, 80 that uis
deposits almost equallei the Withdrawals. The
Trust Company had a heavy run and about hah'pas'
10 o'clock suspended payment awaiting the promised
arrival OF cash Later. payment was resumed by the
Tr,s: Company. The impression among c9nservinvc
renciers i mat the bank is entirely sound, but that
the Trust Company i considerably involved. lie
officials refuse q give any figures ~ denn'e Ai9rh.t
i'm 4 mernte- OF the wealthy >hnSllH family a.
Glazed that they will be responsible for every !oss 70
outside parties from William f. shnsAas nhan'
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WHAT THE METHODIST CHURCH NEEDS!

Baltimore. Nay , ,spec.al-Bishop Isaac w JH''
,o,,,.,sd r,r, ,hle address 70 the Methodist Eps'
c.l r,in.tc-. If Baltimore to-day. lie SAID III part
when 90 into church in these latter days seiaon
conduct the opening services, because DON'T Aho"
where To- begin. lLaughterl sometime they use ,"e
last mart OF the service fer the Ar't The Net0a'''
church I, a family church, and in every hculo"''
church on this round globe there ought ~ DC ''
~ -, ,,.,rsIi, We lack heart interest IN each other.
~, ru,,iluI vein runnlDg through orr 'a.t'h - ~
crc,' ths masses. Ask that greatest 81 al colAoIa
49, The vhiSkcy combination. what power " -,
"9' nd the answer Will bc Tho MethodI,t tHH.cls
,n,iauscl We need more enthusiasm Ih"r,' @eHi'
~ h.. fe,- NJ making too much noise IN TIE pulpit