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Rev. w. B. Palmore has been elect
ed Associate Editor of the st. Louis
Christian Advocate.
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Nos >, g. 80 ii, 5G. 81, - and 80 daily except Sum
,lny. Main Line trains 81 and So daily between Coll
umhia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between
Aston and Grrcnvc.
Pullman paror service between Augusta and Hot
Springs n g.. daily without chrrgc on M. 53 from
Augusta, connecting with c. Il q No. 81
D. CARDWELI., Div. lass. Agt., Columbia. S. G..
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, Washington,
d. G..
SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager, Richmond Va.
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Col. Asbury Coward has been elect
ed Superintendent of the Citadel
Academy in Charleston.
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California celebrated the fortieth am
niversary of its admission to the Ch-
ion, September 9.
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Daily. Daily except sundays
Shortest and quickest rontc to Charleston, reaches
there three hours ahead Of any other line. Connec
tions made at Augusta for Atlanta and all points west
Tickets on sale at p. r. K W. C. Rv drpots to all
points Mt cheap rates and baggage checked to dcstna
tion For any other intOl nation apply or write.
". J. CRAIG, G. P. A.
r. W. HUNT, T. p. A., Augusta, Ga.
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The State Gf South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Sarah +. McCarty and Thomas n. Rosamond,
Plaintiffs,
against
Wade Fl. Robertson, in his own right and as
Administrator OF a. NJ. Graham, de-
ceased, James S. Rosamond. r. B. Rosa
mond, Mary Jane Rowie, Andrew Gra-
ham, and Talithn Graham, Defendants
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Ma Ster'S Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

l. LIZ SloGS SA NV SN4 ~ AA31 Css
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
T. f. Ellis, et al, against Chris. Ellis L. n
Tribble, ct. al.-Partition.
PY virtue Of an order of sale made In the
- above stated case will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeyille c, H.. S; c. on
SALEDAY IN OCTOBER, 1880. within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
property. situate in said State and County,
to wit: All that tract or parcel OF land, known
as the Clinkscales or Horlbeck Tract, contain
ing
One Hundred and Sixty Q6O) Acres,
more or less, bounded hy lands of John Cllnk-
scales, c. Gault, John Trlbblc. and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-nalf cash, balance
on n credit ef twelve months with interest
from day OF sale, secured hy bond of purchas'
cr and mortgage of the premises Purchaser
to pay for papers.
Sept. 10, 1890. At Master.
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Have you been to Smiths yet to- sec their
big stock of Vehicles carts, etc. lf not IL
will pny you to do so.
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For Sale.

TWO COTTON GINS, FEEDER and CON-
| DENSER, Press. pair Platform Scales,
Saw Mill, Fire EXtinguisher, all necessary
er. All the above in good condition. Terms
easy. Address 4. +. NORRIS,
Aug. q, 1890, I'm Cokesbury, $. {.
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COLUMBIA IL GREENVILLE DIV
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect August 81, 1870.
(Trans run by 18th Meridian timc.)
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The Short Line to

Charleston & Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MARCH 2. 1s9O, Pas
" senger trains will run as follows By 10th Merid-
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Panoramic Slaughter of Human Be
ings Endorsed.

BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG AND MUSE
I'M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Albany March s-ln tho First Division OF
Appeals to-day tAo following decisions handed down:
Louis BOrcs appellant. the syracuse. Bnghamton
ane Newl Sr% fS1a tI3 i' spa "g sn
Glss, Letter ,oMpay appellants John CV9salu, al p,lat
as i-aas a. M co, no 81 S Vp VIZ ny,, ,,i,,ad
Company, appellant Kobe:t Hcstrs administrator &c.
,sS,an a srj.,nt wao n MSsasr It A.. re-.
sroadcns AT Abraham Dayton. appellant ,he people ex
# ,o r,,ioadrat Az tie Con- odat.d Eloctrc LlsGt
COMPANY. appellants. jutsmrnt ah.n'd Win .o,.,
Elizabeth ,oc!'car aamin-a.rN. appellant ast John L.
Adams - al r,p"d,n,' I"ssi'Hi t snsHsd ,uo,o.
c,e rcs,ondcnts; Tia,s 81. Taylor respondent ast
iiroc Elyn aad kaiigc'd Company appellant Order
hS ya, t,n,, National Bank respondent,
Tc'p r1rs,a /" daa tS, cf C5antS Court aircG via,
costs to defer dan. In all COURT and rooeoo 49,,
Frank ". Do.nlc 90 al. rc.poadcnti and a.p'llanis
20 9 os Of oi yc Es% . w no" %9,
costs Of c1a arlcl to ointf asanst tc male decndan,s
In all courts.
IN, following causes argued
Mary L. r. Tucker, appellant ast. Cotnella Gilman. re-
%nercan Surety Company respondent Francis D.
iHYWt ar - SioiGgr rcspondent agt New.YorS Lake
H' ,on TirTcy f,slsndrnt agt peter w Gallaudet and
snrnei = jaws rcsrcndcnt ast Manhattan Hallway
Nc% YORK Metal Exchange rcsronden agt. New.York
Elevated Rail, Dad. appellant.
Tho calendar for Wednesday March 10, Is as follows
Nos, .O7 SNs as5 "67. 40 Jl2. 3li. 36.
In he Second Division the following decisions were
handed down
Aar,in Mcintosh, appellant art st. Philips Church
~ Nav York rcuohd NJ. lh1cbc Nixon appellant agt
william J. c.en ct al, inplcaded, rcspondcnts Alfred Il.
Juco and another respondents aEt Amcdcc routle an.
peant; Clarence X. tonger ct al, appellants uct the
XIV York, W,-; Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
r,-uondrut Mary En- Howe, respondent James
and another, appellants; Albert Dnss, respondent agt.
Koselll NJ. Gyllhc and another appellants; Adam r.
;chhard another lsponccnts, agt Waiter w Squire
It AL appellants Theodore &. Wccns appellant act
silver Lie. Consolidated Mining and Land Company
respondents The Metropolitan Concert Company Omi:edl
llarar aet. Howard \. Spcrry and another. respond
cnts M hazel Noonan respondent AIT. John H. Srahan.
appellant Margaret Co,c, respondent agt Charles Mes,
appellant; Arthur TalaA, rcsponten agt. August Spz.
muller. appellant. Judgment affirmed With cost.
Percera Roberts and another, appellants, agt Francis
II. Tobias and another respondents Order VI General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

The Chicago aud Northwestern Railway Company
issued 10 samuel j. Tlden In July. 1150 a certain
humber Of what known az first mortgage sink
ing fund registered bonds seven OF these bonds. OF
FOO each, fell into the hands of Mrs Lestnc
Turner, and registered on the eompany's books
I'm her name. Mrs Turner died on July l3. 1882.
leaving a will which admitted % probate in
the Surroeatcs Office on september . OF the same
year. The sole surviving executor did not qualify,
however, and November 23 the Surrogate ap-
pointed eomcrvllc r. Trent administrator Of the estate.
The fact that bond, were registered in Mrs. Turner's
name on the companys books was learned. but the
bond, could not be found. The face value OF the
bonds payable in lVs5. and at about that time
J. 4 ". sclrman Co. presented them At the
Office OF the railroad company for payment. they
having received them from their correspondent In
lcrln. The bonds said tO be owned by
Iudvi-da de Chon,ka, Of Warsaw. Prussia. MI
front thorcupon began suit to recover the amount
Of the bond. and Yesterday Judge Freedman In tho
superior Court handed down decision IN favor of
the administrator and against the railroad company
and the foreign holders ~ the securities George
Walton Green appeared for the plaintiff and Austin
e. Fox for the defendant.
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NETTING or THE STATE EoARD OF HEALTH

4 meeting OF The state Board Of Health held In
The forenoon the Everett House yesterday. Prcs
dent Thomas Newh0d occupied the chair. and the
Others present were DIS Dawes. of saugertlcs; Per-
Mns Of schenectady: Nihanh, Of Albany Donohuc. of
SYRACUSE Dach OF Albany, and Nessgs. klnchlng and
Brown. consulting engineers TO the Board. The bust
ness under consideration principally the changes
in the plan submitted by the trustees Of White Plains
for the sewerage % that village. The Board heard the
arguments of Mr. Matthews. representing The Board II
Trustees and Mr.. rbbetts secretary 90 the Citizens
Committee. for and against The changes. and deter
mined tn postpone final hearing until next week. The
question OF sewage disposal In HALEY. orleans County,
was deferred at the tclegraphlc request OF the ct
zens Of that place. The next meeting Of the Board
Will be held on Tuesday.
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JUDGE NEHRBAS BURIED.
MANY FRIENDS AND REPRESENTATIVES, FROM
SOCIETIES PRESENT AT THE FUNERAL.

MANY FRIENDS AND REPRESENTATIVES, FROM
SOCIETIES PRESENT AT THE FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Judge Charles J. Nchrbas was held
Yesterday afternoon. at the Collegiate ke'orm~'
Church. Ffth-avc. and Forty eighthst ana the at
tendance was 50 LARGE that many persons were un'
able to get inside the doors. The Rev. Dr. George
+ Krotel nducted the services and warmly euloezed
the dead jurist whom he had known for twenty years
Tho preacher especially praised his industry ana MS
WILLINGNESS to work FOR Others as well "a h'lsci'
Tho music was under the direction OF NF ' an Der
stuchcu the leader OF the Anon society when sup
nl,d a chorus OF about forty voices. There were
many floral offerings, the most conspicuous being
a combination piece with a cross and scales. from
Judrc Nehrba,s associates on the bench of the CITY
ronrt and there also an Offering from the
attaches OF the court.
Judge Nelrhas's mother and two brothers. as well
a. hi. widow and five children. were present Many
rr,,otront men were in attendance, and nearly all
tb, LARGE German organizations in the city wers
represented The honorary pallbcarcrs were chosen
from the other judges and some cN judges oi The CITY
,'ourt including Chief Justice David McAdam. Judges
Henry T. McGown. simon Enrich. Robert Van MycA
and Jane, Vi. F.tx>mons and cNJudscs Ernest Hall.
Edward Browne :. nuSittt Hyatt and Leicester
uolmc. Ex-Judsc iIawe> was also present Tor
time but unable to remain and Michael +. DAILY,
chief clerk Of the court hid the tenth place. BESIDES
the Arion there were representatives. from the i,der
kranz Central TurnNcrein New-lork Macnncrchor,
New York Pohhlnik. Taxpayers Association Of the
Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards, and the German Press
Club. and also from both the United German
Democracy and II, rival inc German Democratic
Organization.
Among tnosc present wcgo General Franz eigcli
judge Van Brant. Paul LOcscr, C. DE tilmm tolonc.
John Keller Coronrrs Levy and schUltzc, conrad
Muller Never p schl0.s. Ashbrl j. Fitch, eN-Judge
Gross Jacob londe and Major George W. Sader.
immediately after ,hc service, the body WAS taken
10 the Lutheran Cemetery where u wa buried near
the grave q, Judsc Nohihl,'s father. IN escort was
formed oi several hunCrci men from the various
cctc, repre- cutei. WHO marched down the avenue IS
far n Thirty fourth s..
Their, has hcon considerable talk Of having a con-
cert given og the family. BENEFIT II l. said that tho
greater part Of the judges savings were swallow ~
up In campaign expenses last iall
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court General Tcrm-Rece,s continued.
calendar, Nos. / ~ ~, called at II O'Clock.
sSGeg, gs ee "a I: sso &! d ~ ha"ofs s
247 iois. 999. col, eoi COS, COS OIL ol2 ois Ola,
supreme ceurt.spee!al Tsrm-Part II,B.,orc Beech,
Nos -; 37i, 1876, lS', 1885, 1888 2oi 2o2' @oS oo7
supreme Court-Cireult-PaFt I-Ad.oggnet Until March
supreme Citegi, Par. Ir,psfore Pater,en -
~. 1909, ,l@Si 1908 eoi; 1905. 1901 1905 1909
20, 1854 a. lSs PIP 5sI lS,s 1893 1893 1873 5Ss
So ST. if 1898 1875 SS i . 1903 $40 '''
log ls tS ~ Jpn a.5 SS S Of s,mu.,
WOOD 10 80 a. M For probate VIII, OF atherine Mahs.
SsTS@ 'F Fsva EsSe m M 40 '
swiizsr, Louisa Shines Mary Pas NJ tl,h,sr' T. Vs.
Denny John Young. T. e. Tinker and AdolpA A1on'
A0 s"nSIor Cou,t-srocia Torm-Before Ottoman. j
Case on sefAe Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Com
p'e saperor cour,-Equv rerq.-Beore Duero, J.Nos.
soi a. 5o5 AZ. tisi 4Is Par, 1-re,o,e s.sswiek
G. JINo,. 1869 1902. 1913. 1871, 1861 Jo' 1919 LIZ
sSDsl22i s Ia 1885, $50 s5s 1913
Superior TSTTra' i E11 saS TIE s,S 10
'' ecuSoa PeasSp.,a ~, p A.o JN ss
c. J'~yos iics. sol, iii, 1913 l6ls
Common Pleas-Ifial Iefni-Fart A-Au'oul'su 'o' NV
city cour-specal Teru-Before ri'asimon'. J-Mo-
City cour-Is TlPar IR ,t6 NS n,A ss
Sc Ss ' IHs ii;So . s,5 1872
Gig ccurt-Tra IeEm-ras Linton Nse ,S, IL IL
AZ NNs ~ rs IS 81? 81 @ o, zoo 7o7 7cs Toa 92s
,,v courtYrral Ttri-l',rt Ill-ls"fore Van WICK,
Nos as. 22SS. SOIL 100. 81 49, ssl SS-' Ss'
3 3gs ;ISs' c 9S t3 iss OS7 O go ''' ~
CIV Court-Tral Torm-Part lN.epe'ial ga eng ar ,
Court of over an, 1cfWlncr-Befor Barrett D. anu
District Attorney IrIows-No J. ,.,.-.-,, f.,
Cont ~ General S...0ns-ptrt l-Bsf0re Fitfgcfat j..
and Assistant D.tiict-AttOrnev Bedfofd-Nos To ~
clu.tve-peadnes-N | o. : inclusive. ,,..
Count OF General Sa>~ionS-Part u lore Nat' D.
and Assistant District Nttorn'. Park 70 ,,s..
~ General S,Ssinns-laft Hid for Ke.Q.o ger
smyth j. and Assistant Distrct-Attcrney Jerome-So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Mia Isabelle nady has begun suit. which Is on
trial ici,rc Judge TuaX, In the superior Court
against Thomas Miskell fpr $4,000 for breach Of
promise Of marriage. Miss Brady lives at No 10
East Feminist. and she is fifty eight years old
N-hcll i about thrtyhyc aii Is Il musician In
Roster & Uial's concert hail. The couple first met
In an uptown boarding house while Miskcll was play
lng In the olympic Theatre in Harlem The story
as told on the witness stand yesterday was that
NsLcu heard THAI Miss BRADY had considerable money
and adc love 10 her for some time Daring the love
making he tried 10 induce her 10 give her money to
him. ard. although she gave him large amounts at
different times, She held on 10 the most Of II, ana
notwithstanding hts plcadings, refused TO make him
the custodian 81 her wealth.
ON the day that WAS fixed for the wedding shc
declared she him $50 {" buy wcdiinS rms but
vi tru did not come back, neither did he return the
money nor ,end the ring. Finally when he could
not get the bull, OF the money lie refused 10 marry
irr MI, Brady said while on the witness stand
Yesterday that She va, SIN willing 10 keep her part
If the contract The defendant VIII tell his side ot
today.
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BITS OF Legal NEWS.

Judge O'GOrman. in the superior Court yesterday
SIGNED an order for commission 10 benjamin IL.
Kutcdrc OF Charleston, ,. c., 70 examine William
Dodsworh a 70 his knowledge OF the facts specified
I'm the complaint In the suit 0i the Rev DR.. Joseph H.
Eylancc against Nicholas QuackcnOos for libel
Judge Patterson. of the supreme Court, has con-
hrucd the following award, made to property owners
Ly The Elevated Railroad Comm, sloacrs for damages
In consequence OF the elevated roads having been built
in front Of the property in question John T. and
Philip j. uolAdcrcr. No 20 Greenwich ST.. ~ 600
Ann ltartis 40. 153 Allen st. 1850. Emma ochastcy,
NO. .ai West Fifty third st. ~ ZOO jacob Degel, No.
i5I Allcn.si. 500. James >lcSin ana others, No.
402 Greenwich ~, !. 900, and ASgcOl Paur, No. Id
Allen ST., 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
rrr-r MERCHANTS MAKE AZ AssIGNNESr -
A DEALER Is JAPANESE coon, AND
LANNLn N.L.-.AaAL.D.

Prince W. ana Charlie, W. Nic.erson, composing
,bo firm, a. T. w. %l,hcfson q co.. brick commission
merchants IL Thisticih T. and NOrth Rivei made an
assignment Yesterday 10 Caleb J.. knc'as ana L. II.
,'iost giving twenty seven preferences agsfc1atin9
s97.5i- the largest being to Sherwood < hinm'
$3.50: John Mycrs. ~ 200; Ira NJ Hedges r3'D".
Prince " Nchcr-on. the senior partner, Is probably
the oldest brick dealer in THIS city. having been In
bu,ine,, here for any years. lio took his son into
,ar.ncrshlu in Junc l-5s. They did large business
aud had 60 nso paper to a considerable ox'gnt The
assignment wa, piccipatcd by The failurs Of schuyler
Hamilton jr.. brick manufacturer, Of Cr""n. whose
papcr they indor-cd heavily. Tie assignment pro
vide, for the pay mcnt of all debts except such notes
as uav have been made or indorscd hy them for The
accommodation OF Mr. Hamilton. Calvin Fo,t, at
torney for the firm, said yesterday that the firm had
ndoscd for schuyler Hamilton. jr.. and also lclit
him their paper for a largo amount. about $4,000
In all They had also lent paper 10 hTickmaktr' for
whom they sold brick and some OF these were unable
10 respond. lie thought the lahiliiic, would mnonnt
10 a2sO.OOO. The assets were uncertain that 10
WAS impossible estimate Of thom'
The Third National Bank entered Judgment FOR
~ 500 against the firm the Enforcement OF one OF
Hamilton notes, and another judgment for Si'l4'
in favor Of The People. Bank. Of Ilnvcrs'raw.
Henry G. parlo. dealer IN japanese goods aud teas
at No. 80 East Twenty thrdst.. made Al assignment
Yesterday 10 Thcmas r. Taylor, giving nnc preferences
for r",'JN. l'I Dc'cHh'i JIG "PN'N" " ''''" ''''
IN Flft.-avc. near Forty SECOND st. Jew years ago
he made specially 81 supplying theatrical companies
u,oylng the MiAado etc., with Jaiancsc costumes.
This part Of the business was continued I" the time
~ the assignment when nc had about f'ecn Japanese
IN hi, employ 1t WORK on tnDrod-rf. VT, iai"r ;
total liabilities are about r2voOo lie considers h'
asecs worth considerably more II the stock Is not
cisro-cG Of at q forced sale.
made an assignment Yesterday ~ Nh'pplc q. ~aylc,.
irving preference. for $3.50 aHd also prcfcrne The
Commercial Rank Of lroohNn ana ". .. Sayi.S Tor
Endorsements. Mr. Saylcs said Yesterday that the as
sienn,cnt caused by the pressure o the Hamilton
I,.mE ni brooklyn on a for less than 500. Tho
hank was determined To- get in jud.mcn; ahead and
Tbore vas a lively race for The County CLERKS Office.
bu the assignment hlcd just three inmates ahead
Of the judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
BUSINESS IN THE sUIREME COURT.

Washington, March 1S.-Thc proceedings in The
Supreme Court of the United states were "a follows
No. o2O-William p. Gwin ct al plaintiffs in error
agt. James \. Talbot ct al. Dismissed with costs
pursuant TO the 10th Rule.
No. 207-Joseph j. Burns ct al. appellants, agt
julius W. Roscnstcln Suggestion Of death Of Joseph
J. Burns, Of the appellants in this cause, and
appearance Of Clara O. Burns, ADMINISTRATIVE ETC.,
fled and entered
No. 207-Cara o. Burns, Administrative, ETC.. ct al,
appellants, agt. Julius W. ROScnsein ct al. Argued
No. 1.-The Home Insurance Company Of New York.
plaintiff in error AIT. the People OF the state OF New
York. Argued.
The day call for 20 morrow will be follows: Moo.
l. 1905, 1,2l9, AID, 2l5, 21d 2l7, 2l0, III aud 292
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
p,yfvo FOR THEIR ST PATrICK'S DAY TJT.

-. patrch's Day Is celebrated by good many
l hmen with too liberal indulgence III drink, so the
noce courts generally did good business yesterday.
rho prisoners who were arraisncd on charges OF
drunkenness generally made tho "amc OF good 81.
Patrick the charm whereby they tried 90 escape tho
uenalty Of their offences. Alfred bcTtz did not hnd
any uotcncy III the of Erns patron saint IN tho
E,.cx Narkct Police Court. Tho iact that MS naino
va much rlorc o; German than an Irish one prob
abiv rxpl,ins why he was hncd 20. Policeman Charles
Vow OF the Elcgcnth Precinct, arrested eighteen per
.nne in tic nowcry Monday night for drunkenness
and they were fined $40 apiece In the Essex Market
Doll M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THE PROMPT INSPECTION or INVICRlyrS

The Health Eoard yesterday appointed Joseph j.
NcKcOn, OF No. 80 East Onc.hundrcd and twenty
scvcnth-st.. sanitary Inspector. at a salary o.,
~ 200 year. Fro dent wilson ard Cornmls. Toner
bryant decided TO oppose tlc bill to compel prompt
inspections by the Health Officer and they ordered
copies Of the following resolution to he sent to The
Legislature:
Resolved, That in Wow Of the difficulty that often
attends the correct Diagnosis Of contagious d cas-
even under the most favorable circumstances, tho
commissioners Of the Health Department OF The civ
Of New-York view with apprehension the passage
q any bill that shall require the Inspection Of I'M
port at any time after sunset before sunrise. cy-
cept at his discretion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
4 GOOD OLD UOTSn

4 business firm which lasts through three genera
tons In u country OF 50 many changes this must
NECESSARILY DO business upon sound principles. To say
that the Cowpcgthvaitc concern. Nos 1913 to 900 Park
Row. was established In 1907 and in 1890 f. st gonr
and IS doing larger business than ever. Is to ndl-
cate that this concern suits tho pnblic As matter
Of fact. everything needed 10 furnish whole house IL
supplied by hi, firm and an endless variety Of every
thing h shown One yet every article that gocs
to make all tie difference between house and 10
home. and the reputation Of the firm Is guarantee Of
good quality and fair prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
Term reversed and judgment Of Special Term Affirmed with

Term reversed and judgment Special Term Affirmed with
costs.
tJceana A. Bancroft appellant. act the Home Beneil:
Association Of York respondent judgment reversed
and trial granted, with costs TO abide The event.
The following causes were argued
J. Thomas Jones, appellant: aSt. George A. Reynolds
respondent.
Amanda NJ. Tompkins respondent agt. Bernard Mahon,
appellant. 49, -
Henry Hale respondent, agt. Brooklyn Life Insurance
Company appellant.
Charles Mcdowell respondent, agt- New-York and Sea
Beach Railway, appellant. $500
Patrick Larkln and another, respondents, agt Mchael
McMullen and another appellants. and william ii. Sehmo,
respondent. 49,,
Samuel II. McEroy respondent, agt Brooklyn Under.
ground Railroad, appellant.
The calendar FOR "wednesday. March 10, X followsi
Nos. 500. S92. $751; ESQ, ey5, SOC, oJ7, 9O2.
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yR. ICONS TO RETTRy Oy MONDAY.

Chief Clerk Dcardsloy. Of the street Cleaning Dc
partrlcnt said yesterday that 10 had rrrcsa letter
from Commissioner LOOMS written from the Eutaw
House In Baltimore. Friday. and another dated at
the Ilvgcia Hotel Oli Point Comfort Monday. The
Commissioner did no. refer 20 the results OF his In
vcstigation into the street cleaning methods OF tho
places he has been visiting. but said that his leave OF
absence would De up sunday. that h. shOuld rctarn
40 Mount Vernon saturday, aud that bright and
carly Monday he shonG appear al the Strest lean
ing Department, prepared u begin - make ar,ance-
menis for his impending descent upon tho dirt Of New
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
no JyCREASE THE sALARTES OF TEACHERS.

Meetings OF the trustees of the Normal College OF
the College of the City OF Ncw-York were held at the
Board Of Education yesterday. BY the City College
trustees decided that the salaries Of Tutors should
range from $500 TO S2 0o0 according 20 qualification
and experience, and that the amount should be in
creased 500 every two years until The maximum
was reached. The Normal College trustees adopted
report Of their executive committee increasing the
salaries Of teachers for ten years. meitorious service