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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
c.lrurycIri SUES GoLoSSY EIRA1rY.


SHE SAY, THAT HI OWE, HER 800 FOR FIVE
WEEKS DANCING.
Caraencita tie spanish dancer has brought suit
agan,, Eolos,y Kiralfy Ia Tie city Court Her
LAWYER i. Philip f. Orglcr. Of so 26j BrOadway. and
the suit is for the recovery Of $50 which In her
complaint Carmcncita alleges is due her for five weeks,
salary which She declares kil1lfy has not paid her.
The name of the complainant Is signed % the affidavit
a, Carmen Daucct.
The debt. She says. was contracted while she was
with Klralty's company u Chicago. Philadelphia Los
Angeles and Sacramento. Her engagement was for
twenty six weeks. during which time kiralfy con
tracted 10 pay the plaintiff $50 each week. But
Irregular payments We're made. Finally she appealed
to KiraKy 10 pay her Ne had agreed to do. lie
replied that no would have reduce her salary one
hall. She lad been with the company twenty four
weeks AZ this time and at terminated her con
tract declaring that it broken by reason OF
Kiralfy', failure u live up to it, She alleges that
Tor tie last five week, she was with the company
Klralfy did not pay her cent.
The papers were served on Klralfy. two weeks ago.
and lie called on Carmencitas lswyerI last week. lie
told him that he would settle the for
5000 but the offer declined Last week he re
iaincd Howe & IIummcl 10 represent him and con
sultatiOn between them and Nr. Orgler was held last
KIraliy said that all he owed Carncncita was SAB
III, reason for not paving The money he said. was
due 10 the fact that he ga MOI have H. =, o-,,.
Yesterday Howe liummcl applied 10 Mr. Orser
for an extension Of time I'm which 70 serve their
clients answer They viii PM In an answer today
Kirafy said that he had applied 20 the directors Of the
Madison square Garden Company for the $50. The
directors had meeting Yesterday afternoon, but
whether or not they resolved 10 give him the money
" Coru,crcltas husband died IN Philadelphia hos.
pltal three weeks ago from consumption.
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UILL THE GIRLS GET THEIh CONi hho'
MIR v,nIsoy SQUARE BALLET DANCERS WOULD
LIKE THEM-DECLARING THAT THERE
Wa VI ArIEMPT TO >WINDLE.


WAS No ATTEMPT TO swINDLE.
How the Madison square Garden Company VIII re-
cover the ballet costumes which were ScZch on H't'"
doy bv special agents Of the Treasury Department
!. an interes sting question. There is also conjecture
49, N what fine NAV be imposed If the dresses arc
,cased nv Secretary Wlndom to whom the formal
rcport in the has been referred There were 2to
costumes and their value, according 10 captain Ac"
rhomnson stage manager Of the Garden. Is about
$4,000 They were imported here as the persohai
oncrtv Of forty ballet girls who arrived here week
ago ON the steamer Iahn but they were the property
n the company. Yet the high character OF the
members of the Madison Square Garden Company Is
sufficient guarantee that they knew nothing ABOUT
this affair." The responsibility has TO &c iXed on 'he
person who attempted 10 swrdle the Government o"'
Of 81 600 the duty on the costumes. Captain lhohp
son went TO the Custom House yesterday ana hauc
= declaration to the effect that he was wlllilg 70
nay the duty lie said that he did not know VINO was
rho author of the trouble. 1t must haze been an
aren't I'm London. lie declared that there was 10
atcmpt ~ cheat the Government ont Of the diy ana
said that he costumes had been made for the girls
I'm the troupe and that each wicker basket coh''pca
three or four old dresses which belonged to ballet
girl
Bnt from other sources IT was learned that Tho
Custom House author believed that Captain Thomp
son wa, mislnformcd. 1t Is charged ina on thc
VOYAGE the ballet master gave each dancer Rcy 10 u
ba act and told her to that it was hers. in
addition to the trunk she had shipped IN her own
rame. Tho act OF smuggling vests the ownership OF
the property in the Government. Mr. Window may
conhscatc the goods outright he may impose
fine Of $4,000. which would be tatamount {, con
hscation. lie impose n fine OF $1,000 equivalent
Ia the duty, release the goods, owing to 'hc
character Of the members OF the company, who wero
in ignorance of the cupiilty or Ignorance OF tho
AGENT who caused the trouble. II the e. stunts hh
passed. II IS supposed that the goods will be r.
leased the ground that their owners were not
aware Of the attempt L. .Nindlc.
IN regard to the seizure. Captain Thompson san
Yesterday that he sur' ti"rr had N"'n no a.
tempt anybcdy's part NJ smuggling Or dec PIT n o.
any kind. There were no c">tE:nc> III me Rlr.s
trunks except such n, were for actual IL AZ no
Madison square Garden. and Their Wcr1 no mhtc"ais
FOR costumes 10 h made here The case he thought.
WAS exactly the same that Of MAJ plny that
had come before aud brought all lis costumes. Tho
probable result would be that bond would BE- given
Tor the payment Of the duty In CO." III" secretary
Of the Treasury should decide that 1t must tc i'm
posed. and the costumes would then be released
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PATRICK II. MC1NN MUST GO.
so MUST THE MOUNT IT. VINCENT REsTAURANT,
IT SEEMS

IT SEEMS.
spcciaI meeting OF he Park Board was held
Yesterday to see what could be done with the Mount
81. Vincent Restaurant and Mr. Mccain, The lessee.
John ID. Townsend, McCann's attorney, appeared
or him and asked that proceedings be stayed until
Junc l. To enable McCann 10 remove MS property.
The commissioners would not listen to this, but de
cidcd that Mccain should get out AT once As he lad
becn told that he could not remain longer than May
IN sunerin.endent Parsons instructed to carry
IN. the order and eject Mccain. lie will probably do
AZ This morning unless Mccain goes OF his own ac-
cord.
Tho following resolution introduced and adopted
hy ;he votcs OF President luchns and Commissioners
uorden and Robb Mr.. Gallup voting against it: Re
olvod That the superintendent OF Parks and tho
Loud,eapc Architect are hereby directed TO select
site at the northery end If Central Park on which
70 erect building for the purpose OF refreshmcnt. to
take the place of the Mount IT, Vincent Restaurant
ordered removed, and TO report he same to the boa
at the earliest possible moment
Mr. Gallup opposed the removal OF the present
building. He could see, he said, nothing oDje'uoa'
able in The site 1t occupied. All thit was heS'od
wa, 10 repair the structure. lie thought the Board
had cyncnded too much on the building to Justify
rs removal rs a mere whm Of taste. Possibly tho
structure was too high. in which case it could be
reduced 10 one story, bu' the building should be ef;
on the present site.
Mr. Robb insisted that the building was badly
constructed and OF poor material. The money spent
III repairing II would pm up new Culiaits or
better Site and there would be no twosofy building
put mp IN the park
TIC restaurant Is >aid 10 be greatly IN hced Oh
repairs, but one Of tn restaurahtheeperS who mas
tried 10 ease H. says that II can be put In GOOD crde?
for ~ O0O and tia; trustworthy lcssees can be OBJ
nlrcd VINO will ant f. in icP2lr thciT expense
ami keep it SO. without cost 10 the CO
Judge Lawrence In supreme Court. Climbers. yes
icrtly. refused to issue stay IN favor Of Patrick
IT. NcCam restraining the Park Commissioners from
cv!ct!ne him from the Mount Il. Vincent Restaurant.
The Judge said that he had no power % grant the
st3S
sIr McCann was still IN command at the Mount
ST. Vincent Restaurant az Late hour yesterday. and
had not then been served with a motto" from the
Park Commissioners 10 get ont. Mr. McCann had
not made any movement toward taking away his
thing, either. ,
Il think that Will do Just a. the board Decides
he said 10 a Tribune reporter.
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and faithful performance Of his part Of TIE contract
The result win be the same. Let the press. the
pulpit and the bar use every means TO popuiaze the
new idea for II IS certainly grand one
COLLECTOR ERHARDT UPHELD.
JUDGE LACoMBE DECIDES AGAINST -FOUR DE.
TANNED IMMIGRANTS


TANNED IMMIGRANTS
Judee Lacombe yesterday dismissed the writ Of
hobeas corpus in the Of the four Italians who
were detained by the Collector to be returned under
the provisions of the Alien Contract Labor law. DR..
T-llo counsel for some of the Italian societies. made
an earnest aroument against the detention OF the
immigrants lie declared the law unconstitutional.
Judge Lacombe In directing that the immigrants
remain under the Collectors order, said 1T Is
vaId cxercise of the power Of Congress to regulate
commerce with foreign nations. Any argument as
n the merits of the act which is 10 doubt to soma
extent a reversal Of the judicial policy OF the gov
ernment Of this country is one to be addressed TO
Conoress and not TO the Court The secretary OF th'
Treasury in this case acting he necessarily must
,hrorch his subordinate officer, the Collector OF the
Port refused 10 permit the REALTORS TO land ana may
no said 10 restrain them Of their liberty TO That exc
ton, nv his refusal he necessarily confines them
IN tho limits Of the Ship and to review that restraint
this Writ az babeas corpus granted. Inc Coi-
lector returns he refuses the permit ana co"es
them to the ship because they have come TO TINS
country under contract or agreement !" pe'
labor and service for some one else after they came
here. The presumption IS that a. puoho JIM.
he performs his duty and that he refused the perns
ONLY because the alien passengers were imported I'M
der contract That presumption may be overcomo
nv proof lint tina, has not been done in this case
The Federal Inspector, were greatly peasca WIN
Judge Iarombc's decision. Mr. MilhOlland, chief OF
tho inspectors said that II dedGed and that the
methods Of the inspectors we're reht lns Lui nt,
the inspectors with precedent, and they Wee ere,T
encouraged and would go ahead iull OF h1ps an
,naI that they might keep many contract iaboreS
our Of the country. Collector Erbarot ana super
ntcndent Weber we're also pleased with the decision
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TO PREPARE FOR THE NEW ELECTION METHODS

Controller Myers sent letter to the romeo tom
mie.,oncrs yesterday which shows that he b, aEN"
10 maklur prompt preparations for the Operation OF.
tie new Ballot Reform Las. The Controller ref .'s
70 TIE fact that the election 4 only five months away
and tina; there j. dine 20 lose in getting ready Ih'
law requires the Police Board 10 rcd.sr.,t the ci'
% that In 10 elect "I district aiill
tntr, he more that 80 voter. ms Will
l,,,oasc the present number ~ clcc. N districts -
cor / 300. TIC Controller nope. i1't IN 'off
aill boz hurried up "a " cannot determine "hAi Inc
cn.f ~ renting enlarged polling licr- cElAbc ~
co tanning Tho number Of sinlls WIZ hc
urtil tho Comm -.ioncrS take action The Controllers
..fs Of the increased amount fDr clf ci4" cNi''
us. lie sub. ittod - -hc Board 4 A.ppril" en- ana
Nr Myers wants have II ready AT lie earliest caj
BILE
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PLY Or Ply.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.

From The Minneapolis Tribune.
From bculohtcd Indiana comes a now idea In matri-
monal economies that Did, ld. to WORK revolution
in American marriis, Customs. 1t /, one of those
simple yet ingenious invcnuons-kc the patent stop.
pcrs on beer puttlc, that cause nick himself
because he not the person t. patent II. The ii%.
viii bee found the following Introductory paragraph
TO telegram rom Ma 'unsvilit' ihd s.ls, Lima.
lanlcy has brought sn IN the Lawrence circuit court
against Marion Ferguson To collect note COR 5000.
which he gave her, she says a" All evidence that he
would marry her an certain date. Both are resi-.
dents oi Bedford. Ferguson being wealthy manu-
factulcr.9
tom that will rob the breach 0i promise lawyer OF
hi, occupat.on and drive the divorce attorney into
other line, OF practice. When the maiden Of the
chew the padding odt OF tir shoulder of her miorr
coat while she ,Obs out Wees" She will look him
sgGacy in the eye and remark in crisp. business HE
sentences: " sec you are worth $4,000. You are
GETTING ~ 900 year. Half Of ~ 800 Is 5000 hli
of 5000 /, $500; 1900 plG, $500 i T3'foo.
Give M your note for $3lOo drawing per cent
interest due one year from date, without grace, Sc,
cured bV real estate other approved security, anu
| viii give You back the nocc Oh the day yoa maIry
me provided that DAY comes bc;oIr lhc dtc OF we
notes maturity. II We M not mnrIcd Wheh .W ne
note fall, due 1t becomes my property and ! snni!
proceed TO collect IT according to hw. Han forfeit
The advantages Of this plan are obvious. Il the
Young man happen, to change his mlnIi , NJ H ~, N
the consequences. lie IS therefore not hheS , ~
hcrdIcs,y hchlc. only weighty reasons VIII ,NL'n
him frorn the trach. Before entering into Nu'h !.
contract man Of common sense VIII ponucr "Nrr
the outcome. and thus many illadviN'd maiS u,
resulting In misery and divorce will be avcited ING
lody too viii he spared the humiating pu lcitv OF
letters are read in court 10 tickle the r'lblhtes oi
rbold yokclS. She will simply bring suit on a a
IN ~ spring bonnet. N,,r viii the coroner have 50
much to do. The young lady with a bruised hent'
and u big gun won't Igurc - extensively III inc ~"
papers. note of hand will supeIsedc the icVoN'r
n civil suit the GROWERS quest. ,,,
u" wv" III, ,hp,'rn t,' - sI,,.,n' manner The
sutor be compelled To ave bond for the promp'
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,yoTUrr JNDIrrHENr DISMISSED.

Tic Indictment against Frederick Fiuck one of tha
Rcoubcan member, OF ia" Board 81 Aldermen "i l7'i'
charging him with bribery, was dismissed N''''r"'V'
,.oor,e r,nck the son Il The Alderman, presented
c.,,.,. ,r,m hi. fnfhcr declaring his Innocence
,,, cr,,ue CHARGED against him. District Mt 'rncy
~. trdors. ii or the Indictment; 81 have never
known of any evidence duplicating the defendant
herein in corrupt action In connection with the grant
III I.s4 (, the Broadway surface Railroad Compnny.
..o,,hnr j., tI- Ollie nor IN the proceedings Of the
,r's "a, finer trials has there been any disclp~uir
Epcas c dca@sG JUL" riSc %T yic oITI% hc
Emily - strict IL the Board "f Aldermen.
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THE COURTS.
MIR DEPEw on THE WITNESS STAND

MIR DFPEw on THE WITNESS STAND.
Chauncey NJ Depew was witness In Judge IN
rrahams part Of the supreme Court Yesterday In the
srit Of 4 ~ Kidder d Co. against f. {. Hoilns ~
70 m recover s36 700 the amount alleged to have
bocn rad for forty bonds Of the syracuse and Bald
,rinsvillo Railroad Company The question winch Sr.
Depcw was called upon 10 testify about was "heter
or not the New York Central Company had euarah'eeo
the fixed charges OF the syracuse and Baid~ihs'lNe
Railroad Company. Mr.. Depew said mat ne hneT
- M such agreement and lie was then excused
~ so,d o. no len rhe witness sand that that Wa
he drst time he was ever called as a witness.
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70 PROMOTE THE GOSPEL AMoyG SGAnEy

The annual meeting Ot the society Tor Promoting
the Gospel Among -caiHcn IN the Port ~ New l"'A
orani,.d In l-I5 was held n No ~ Catharine - Al
., O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. The only business "i
j,upor.ancc transacted WAS the election 81 the l''"
ING BOARD Of Directors william h. H'i'h'h ''""
W. G. Leverage, william H. H. Moore lh'op'a"' ~
nrouwcr RichaId j. DUgc, y. Dana Wells 'h'''oH
:, III u,,i.l Parish IT, r. q. Sel,cw. \. :. Libby
III. II r,irchra T. p. Wallin2. Thomas W. N"ylS'
inhn g. G!rne vernon VI. OlNplani: lTH n' y,,
|,i,' !. Mitchell lanes Y"r~ancc, Alexander ht!V
~, ,oo,,,s 7 I,-crtss IT, Talbot Olyphant, 'hhIt'S
W. ii'" jcsup. T. r BrownnE and r. W MeNeTS ia
hno,7l oi directors will hold nec'nS y. 'Ycc,,nc
rnl,nn.st tomorrow for the purpose "a
IN eNrs
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THE OPPOSITION TICKET VICTORIOtS.
TWO OF THE REGULARS DEFEATED AT THE
ELECTION OF TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

ELECTION OF TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
Tho election Of the stock Exchange held yester-
day. and contrary to the general expectation tic
onnosi,ion O? members " ticket was elected IL
cIncdcd with the regular ticket, however. with Inc
excep,ion Of two candidates for membership Of the
Governing Committee. James McGovcrn and X. ~
pca,,odv Of the regulars" being replaced by A. H..
De Haven and c. l.. Lsidlaw. The opposition to
Nessrs McGovern and Peabody was based on the fact
that they were guilty OF the crime OF being young
men A conservative element believing that it would
bc better 10 have men Of maturcr years Oh Sucn Az
In p,riant committee. There was not even the
shadow Of hard feeling over the election and the
general IDEA that the candidates OF the Nominal
ing Committee would win rather easily especially as
Messrs McGovern and Peabody are popular with their
fellow member, and recognized men of ability.
The smaIlness of the vote. 641, l,tc over bali the
total membership. shows that there was general
lack Of interest In the election. and 10 this no doubt
Tho success Of the opposition WI, chiefly due A. IL
WIS however the contest close ono, NcsNf'
DeIIaven and Laidlaw having received majOr!tes OF
between thirty and fifty. The successful candidates
are a. follows: Pre- Sidcnt, Watson II. DIckcrman,
secretary George W. Ely treasurer. r. e. Hays chair
man. James Mitchell: trustee Of Gratuity Fund. -
serve i've wears. IA. ksssn; members Of the COY
crninc Committee 20 serve lDnr year, ". l.. Eu!l,
j. ". Davis. /. ". 'illcy IT,, \. ii. NellayeA' G. T.
Laidlaw II. X. P0mroy, Clarence :. Day, j. ;.
EmmOus. ". II. Granbciy. Rudolph kcppler members
of Nominating Committee for l.,l, " J"!I!9',i'
James X. Oracle, y. c. Tower, ID. Il. Gilbert T.. J..
ralcOtt.
The new president. Watson h. DlckeTnan. succeeds
W L. Bah, who has served the Customary twb t'rina
and becomes member oi the Governing Committee.
The other officers were re elected. The new Govern
ing Committee Will meet today 10 organize.
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Tgr ruSpf-TC OVER Mr. BEiTTIE'S MAP.

CORPORATION Counsel Clark, to whom W. referred
the dispute between COMrolc~ Myers and street
Cleaning Comm ssioncr Bcattc t. whcthcr th'
c'ty should paw for the $1,000 map Nr hcaitlc MA
made showing the street cleaning di tricis he Aai
divided tie CITY into decided ycstcIday That The
Controller must settle the hL Mr.. Myers. how
ever i, not satisfied with Mr. Carl, conc!n Ions,
and repeated III, purpose % REUSE pa men'. mo
cont!ng n; fund of the sire u leaning u pF' 'hJ,
which the Controller insist e! the only orc from
which TIE claim could lr PAID, Is cnEty. am no
declines to adopt ihc Corpora ION C0nnHcIS opinion
that the Street Cleaning Commissioner can Cc'l-lai"
some other fund fiom which II can be drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Toonscnd a Montant auctioncers, held trade sale
, e.,,,.i. YESTERDAY Tor Leland. Whitney 4 Co.. dis
ro.,uo altogether Of 1900 cases Of Damon white
shaker and other nanrels. There was RoodSizcd
crowd present the bidding was hVcy anu the prices
t.ir Among the buyer, were H. Il. Cailin a Co.,
.rog, Weller 4 Coz Batter Clapp q Co.. Durham,
iucklcv A co.. J. \. lIearn & son s"cet7er Penn
hroot 4 Goa York; &. +. IIovcy q CO.. Jordan.
Wash 4 Goa Il. II. White 4 Co., hoston, HOOD Bon
.i,h" = 90 William icTkcs u Co., wood Brown a
CO pblIadciphia the W -. Crime Dry Goods Com
nary knn,a. CITY, fitzpatrick, Koch * Co.: omaha
iitic { CO.. Portland, Ne, and Z. W. H.
Partridge, Chicago.
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THE sQU4DRON or ETOLyTIOM
p-cxGs oN BOARD THE WHITE CRUISERS WHILE
THEY LAY AT MALTA.

THEY LAY AT MALTA.
Malta. April 2s.-Vcc. Admiral >r Anthony Hiley
IIoshlns X c. b. commander In chief II the British
Mediterranean feet visited the Atlanta ard Boston
on Friday ard upward az tw' MY commanding officers
allied during the week The chicago came out Of
!rydoch on Friday evening and j., now moored 10 a
,ro- In the 0ltcr harhor abreast ~ the Atlanta
several entertainments ia honor % the ofer, 81 the
,quadron have been given during the week by both
naval and military diSn.tiri"s white the ships, in
their turn. have responded Us giving receptions,
dance, and dinners. on Wednesday the immense
hat,lcShp Victoria. fifteen guns $4,000 tons tle
largest ship anoat. arrived In the harbor from Eng
land and eaiutcd. The Victoria is 20 be the flagship
If the Mediterranean feet tho Camperdown. the
present flagship. having Dcel ordered - England 70
be commissioned ~ the flagship OF the Channel fleet.
Liberty has been given the crews of the four ships
since their arrival, and most of The boys have visited
the armory of the famous CRUSADER knights OF 81.
John. and tn beautiful cathedral OF the same name,
from, which Bonapartc pur.oncd the golden gates
stewart belonging 10 the Yorktown by SOM accident
fru over a hastion facing GA" somerset drydOch a
hr.ht If u1oat ninety feet he waN picked up an
ror,ror, and carried board his ship, but hi> pre-
c,rlous condition required III, being removed "a the
Naval Hospital. In consequence of the dang rous
state OF the unfortunate man MI gun practice near
th, hos pltal has been suspended by The military
authorities uatil further oric:s. The meridian gun
from 81 Angelo l. also stopped. \ similar accident
occurred h,t ncnt 90 ore II The ATLANTIS crew. \
i no; .orous, but he VIII doubtless be left behind in
The lOsptal.
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rur covpr7,r,oy or WATER Nr1ERS

Tho Water Meter Commission. composed 81 "'," ,,
Cant, controller Myers and Chicf Engineer h,ru'l'''
of the Public Works Department. met al ',e N''0'
occc YESTERDAY TO decide upon the KIM ana pm v"
,,,.- meter, 10 Dc used under the direction ." 'n'
,,.,,,,c,t 81 I,,luir Work. Their" are thrre hlnu>
!, t., cnrrn.fl,ion. tho Thompson, Inc IoM"
AID the Worthinson and on chief knln,r, hi'Ha.
H.'u &c maj Though tai, competition the 'lt -
a ~. -, r'.,r,- Al about % pr cent loss thi,
e,r~rrlv Inc Commission er> decided u o' "''
enough alone and adiolrl". Tor one ScH'