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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22

Joseph W. Davis, ir., through l.. NJ. Gill
bert, attorney, issued execution to-day
against Joseph w. Davis, sr., of Christiana,
for 1921.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
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His Father Lived Here

Elias Herr ohlwiler died in Erie on
fr.uay aged A years. His father was a
panve OF York county hat moved TO Erie
rouniy from Lancaster many years ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Removed a Cancer.

Yesterday Dp. NJ. l.. and =. T. Davis
and Or. G. NJ. Franklin, assisted by II.
Moukaddim and n. r. Myers, students Of
the Messrs. Davis, performed q successful
operation upon William Keiser. u we'll
known tailor ofthis city, from whose lower
jaw they removed cancer which had be-
come quite troublesome,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
Fine Fans

in three lots
Lot I, at csc.
Lot ?, at 4Sc.
Lot 8, at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
,orRrCALENDARs FOR TO-DAY.

s,,r.,,. ,.nrt-Ocmcral T,rn-Rcccss continued.
s,,n,,mr count, h,nbcrs- Before Darrtt. Motion
J%ps 1873 600 81. Ill 0l3. -
ham rj~Nos Jd6 1913. lo5t 100. 5sa, i?i 20 81
." 'si. S,5, os5. oSo, o.. $40 1856, 200. -Vi u
10 sS HTD Court-Chcut-par Adloumed until April
s"prsmr Cout-Circuit Part IIBefore Lawrence H.
ofitII lylJ 1911, E2J $50, lH.i1, l9-s, IVY,
iS'sp isss $50 1880 1913. po0 i45s lisC 1888 1907
Sl' sap rem 'VSs nce.e Beach do
short ; 5 55i? 5s ~ st ' 49,, rs sS
$500 $40 3i9S SOLO 5is. Sis6 S277 1903 1913
"si on SCg, vBcforc Patterson, J.
Cas-. on-. ynolds W. I,mdon Assurance Corporation.
snrrGFss Nan nrss, N Nsss'v %am ad,H G. r
i ia Isabella Mann Harry Lon Andrew fsrtt
superior ccmt - az Ier"-before lr"aN ''N''
- saneiIor Ccurt-Iria Tcrm-Part before Dusro j.
Case on-Ieath w. broadway ana Seventh Avenue H. H.
superior Court Trial Term-rarts II and III-Adonrned
S%"S" H fnc@or G
Noe - g. 70 - r III Ts, no IL Is p r. poly J.
Nos. 1870. 1919 iG52 1879. soi. 1929 $50 1879 ga
COMMON 1P,as~rrlal Tem-psrt I-Adloum,d until
cssss.'r Sh o.
Short caus"s~No- e2so 100 ..i5 2Sii 2Ssl, 2oo9,
s ss ?ss 2asG ~ S sSss 2sts sa 1885 sS '' 2'O
city co,rtrral T,,%-rsr In,Ose Va" wyeks 10
isS. GOO: ZOO esss M ITO 1873 1863 3'Gs 9oso
SssrsTGol T@r.rs IIpcs s.s rt. s1s s
s,ss 9ss7 ?a,7, is9s as7c sis5 25i0 2ici 2ao0,
CIV coart"rral Tcrm--Part Iv-Bcorc McAdam, C. j.
o Of 9sS a@a Andrews d. an"
Court OF General Part I-Beorc Cowns. j. ANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
rxorlN7g MLyEawARG AND JEwELrr.

Pearls and diamonds are the fashionable gift In
1ewelry for bride. Ia silver the choice OF wedding
gift, l. very large. There set, of toilet articles
mounted in silver Louis NV pattern, showing plain
surface enOug. to leave space for thc brides mono
gram The newest sets Df toilet brushes. cOnts.
buttonrrs and toilet boxes shown at tic hOn.c OF
Theodore Is. starr, No 2Oj f,ltha'c. are sildcd IN
English fashion. that articles IN continual Use arr
M, readily taruslcd and do not require frequent
rubbing The newest pendants IN diamonds or pearl,
and diamonds arranged that they may also bo
worn a. brplchcs hair ornaments. Stars. suns.
with many differing pO,nt, and cfr~ccnts and Mar
ruertc, composed 81 diamonds or diamonds set with
pearl. in the 10 special demand for this par
pose There are also bpwknc,s double hcari cTo"ns,
neur.dc lie and many other designs.
ENnui,ts iast. must be exercised ia setting rare
gems which are more beautiful than when com
bincd with diamonds a. Il background. An exquisite
emerald Il pc.sd color. which l. beautiful 10y drti-
field light a. By day. never more beautiful tia Wheh
set Win d,ai,,onc.. \ purt pigeon blood Tiby II
equally enhanced In hcduty snd color There /, a
tendency Ia more smphtt OF design ~ All silver" are
Classic shaped Empire silver decorated VITA RAJ, "a
wi~sshs GA highy polished sriidcc, Lou, MY
silver and many other styles are sought for IN pref
ercncc the elaborate rep"nssc WORK ana ct'hc"
silver of few years past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
From Tic Wa.lInp:on Post.

From he WASHINGTON IoHt.
james T. Dubois. WHO was for several years Consul
al AlN IL Chapcc.. gave some interesting rcnInis-
,rl, ni h. ray abruIG 10 the ncnllcis n hc lhlrty
three lmitcs! club At an, Nss> House last night.
Mr. uuhni, who f. u most entertaining talhcr. told
.runy >toiir, of hi, experience which are worthy OF
,.lon 10 larger audience than The members OF the
., he wcr,. hi. dell .icd audience last night. one
If nj, In idcni, may bee briefly told.
tinc DAY lie HpifOat'le IN ms once by man
..l, carried a small box under h;S arm
want an invoice to New York for this box SAID
4 hhni form Wa produced and Consul Dubois asked
few Questions. Dne of them related to the age of
ne contents OF the box.
Twenty six year, old" said the man.
What ], their nature ~
Nv sister," the reply. Then he told his story
hi, sister had died few days before. aud when he
vent 10 have the remain, shipped to New York ho
n.und that II would cost $3.50 TO cmbalm and nclose
lcm In a casct. aud ~ 30 more TO ship them across
the ocean. " he did not want 10 pay %t0O. he had
gone Ia a crcnaor,. had the remains moderated for
- ard proposed 10 ship them for Sl5. saving T3oO
ut the operation.
After The explanation he given the invoice.
nal the usual fee and departed with tho little square
iox cont aiming his sisters ashes under his
Ilut this not the sequel to the affair. The box
US u,uortcd into this country free OF duty When
lls fact became known, III connection with tie way
ws. lent To- the Treasury Department by some under
alrs nhrold against the importation Of human ashes
nee of duty. the ground that Americans dying
.bruad would h. crcm3ed and sent home, thus de
tryine embalinprs manufacturers ~ collins and Others
Interested in cnrlnc for the dead. Of a source of
evcune from their legitimate business This appeal
was never acted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
pr-sIxFss IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. April 1.-THE supreme Court ~ tho
,t Stale, 10 day transacted the following business
No. sa-Janc, Msan and another. plaintih> in
,r,.,r ag, James C. Savcry. Dismissed with costs,
n,ruant tc the 10th rule and cause reminded Ia the
-Apr,mc ,our, Of the state Of Montana.
Ao .7G-Mrs. Elizabeth Norman and another. ap
,.i,nt. ,., john A. Bachncr and another. Argued.
NJ. 80 The New England Mortgage security com
pany. appellant. agt J. +. Groves sheriff. ana another
Ordered 10 10 continued.
60 William {. West. plaintiff in error, at.
Joli,,u ~ Camden. Argued.
I'm. d.,, call for Ia morrow viii he follows Nos.
Us 80 $50 lIo ISL .s.. 2s4. $50. 2s6 and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
EyGLAND'S AUXILIARY NAVY.
From The Dry Good, Chronicle

From The Dry Goods Chronicle.
The account Of the new ,..,e star steamer Nfle,ur
which IA, Just beaten the record Tor hi> idt wy 40
rne Majestic form. another powerful addition 70 the
r,t of auxiliary cruisers q the British Navy, ~m -
intended 10 carry battery OF rapu yet dc.
a ,pe OF ordnance deemed tie most enecNe Nr. ~.
,,ed by the lIotchs,s COMPANY. IL "1 ov vsr IN the
I'd that when the rcutonic 'app'arel lisl H.h ~ u.s.
~Ocnt at the mobilization al IN, bIiu," N DO
the only vessel anont provided Win r,p,"nrlmh aid
inch guns. TIP 10 that time Only Two n, i'm I'M.
lire guns had been manufactured. and they were !" "'
possession of the Ieu,onlc ,.. =; i,o,.i,,l
The cqup ment Of the Male,ugs hat Nv ! iue" n.n
i'm nearly every re,prc; with that OF th' lru'oh'
OF these vessels have i.sular gun p'tur' ~, carry
mounted. two in the bow Two IN the >t'r" anu 'V' w
each side of the vessel I'm, r,,,,c,
rife for cruisers. 1t is not only light ana .r 81
handled but possesses remarkable powers on p',e' ~
ton d is as It's appellaton >gllnes 50 ispu Il, 10
firing ability AS To be able. when IN the IA 1s .,
smart crew. 10 discharge SIX rounds per hlln' rhe,
tea can bc had OF wha, this rate o IRE means VII"
II j. known that the weight OF pr1e,u0 w,S The
inch gun il no less than 100 pounds WIN . uno
ordinary five inch breech loading rlhe no" IN COUNTS
IN the British Navy. The best RAPID nrlnt r,d,
known are ten shots In five minutes seven >e'y I'm
With the ~ inch rapid fire gun ten Sho's "s'' wv
fired i'm forty seven seconds. -. ...
An the expenses incident to the gun mounts o. me
Majestic have been paid for BY the British Adh,ar
The mounts have been constructed IN every pare.,.o
according 10 Admiralty des lgnS. and were bili I'll
The ship during the process Of her assembling ,,'v
Majestic was compelled Ia comply with the Admlra.i
regulations and he free Of all yards aofi iss, %
mrsIty has decided that in future all subsu@e ~
crai,er, must be fitted with nothing In the shape u
mr English cousins have learned At vas. expense
the lesson how to have an economical navy ""'
w. prophesy that the time Is not far diS,si, WIZ
all Of the fast ocean cruisers commerce de',0, ~
rcacc and in time of war backed by nucleu, ~
battle ships and monitors, they will form t''c "'''
the ome>tion is are We shrcwd enough 10 prohs
by the experience OF our English cousins Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. April lin the Court ~ Appeals this
morning the following causes were argued
ia, people cx rel Town Of E!cnhcim and another.
Ippcllinf> agt. Board OF supervisors VI ~chohailc
comfy. respondents.
rhc people at. Joseph Chlpcau.
The day calendar for tomorrow is a follows Nos.
a.i a.a 3e1. 30. 326. 3.7 32s and 800.
I'm the second Division the following causes were
argued
Henry A. Blake. respondent agt Isabella Corbtt.
appellant. Submitted.
me Fourth National Bank Of New York. respondent,
AIT Joseph :. >pinney and another. appellants.
rh. day calendar Of the second Division for To-
morrow Is as follows Nos. 5jG 60 49, SOB and SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
STUDENTS IS PHOTOGRAPHERS

The annual exhibition Of the Columbia College mo
tocr-phic society was begun In the Chemical Museum
Of the school Of Mines Of the college Yesterday he
tween three and four hundred excellent specimens u
amateur work. Illustrating the different >N~, VI
print ar, on exhibition detective camera anu nan
ught pictur,s abound and the whole collection reflects
crdi upon the youns men,
Among the exhibitors are julien T. Davies. IT.. 81 :
Dwight W. TAYLOR 0l; II. Il. Taylor. 81 'hares
White rrippc 92 pictures taken with home made de
t.,tive camera John = Hoyt. 80, q, w 'IHi>, ~
1~,rles Barlow. 81, and Charles Edward "uuei'i's'
90 The exhibition Will continue today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
WOMEN ~ THE EESrII RAF7S.


4 wonan Who dies ont is study. Her tastes
vary IL the sunshine and the clouds. turiJusy
enough in these cic, the women who have Ia dine
out are nOl,dic having no fixed abode and for very
GOOD lcasoI, chief of which Is tn" fact ina We ha.,
very sN restaurants ana boarding houses are hstencd
from place piece in search Of the unknown and the
uukuow.olc The thing noticeable in women q; lunch
con. old and capcricncei diner ont tell, ~,
l. the fact that '.ey always wnnt something that they
don't eat nj honicsOmcthing strange, curious, alto
ge;hcr nhailnoniou. hn-r seen. sid be. "a wDmi
Who Invariably eat anythiTs n4w t.at he co.!d nni
re a gustronOnic explorer d"lNhg INTO fictS-c~d
pigeons ving~ anything With mushrooms Away tee
cream USUALLY gliddi. rahc> deueed with syrIp and
Invariably 4 cup o. bi|k coffee. \ lrOllot 1--we O''
stcr hi her fanny. anJ yci have seen the ndv
quite cOntcnt with baked apple aud cr'hn and "a
glass OF milk Locally. the dining out II The women
Is at the will and pleasure OF the boarding house keep
ers II yOu knew how We long for 10 cool and shady
etrcat-a place IN this ciy % bricks. ny less
dinner table, with plain sweet food and no disturbing
elements. you would ply us said well known bus.
moss woman this week. There seems to be great Op-
p0rtunity In these cite for more model boarding
honsc-. In instances. popular boarding houses
have declared a time limit for brcalfa.t. a. and
some folks who care 10 exist In comfort and do not
feel PEELED to get up out Of bed in the NIGHT % st
have suffered by the rule. Apropo. Of eating and
sleeping IL was very bright Lewiston woman whose
husband sleeps Unfortunately on SUNDAY. who said the
Other day. Il feel had for John. wouldn't wake lin
at all ON SUNDAY IL were not afraid lie wonld starve
to death In his Sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE COURTS.
TAXES ON CHARITABLE REQUESTS.
SOME MIST PAY AND SOME NAY NOT, WHO
nrXFfITED By HENRIETTA A.

nrXFFITED By HENRIETTA A.
LENox's WILL.
r.,aor thc will Of Henrietta A. Lenox the Lenox
,u'.. receved 800 900: the boards Of Home and
uroi,n Missions OF the Presbyterian Church SJoooo
.h tho New. York Association for Improving INC
Condition of the Poor 5000 the Presbyterian fto'o
,or Accd Women 10000; the American biDie u"
cletv s25 OOO and the trustees OF tie "chera Nsse"
XIV ~ the PRESBYTERIAN Church, $4,000. Appraiser
Van schaick was appointed by surrogate Ransom 10
o.,, +be tax due To the state on these lcgacies
He made his report and the cou'sei ior '' peop'
,,octed IN II because he failed to report that 'e
-, =, ,ho library and to the Foreign ana
,, v,,.ion boards subject To the col
,., ,,x objections we're also intcrpo,ed 10
ho ,cnort Inv counsel for the New-iork Assoc1
don for improving the 'ondiuoh :" 'he 'oor anu
,t. IIome for Aged Women Deoa"Se t'c aPP'"''''
h.ld that fner egaces were SUBJECT 10 'aAa"o'''
They claimed exemption as a''nS"'",''' INV Sa ~.
,a,. has decided that the home charges Doa'u io'
80 admitted to the institution II Is not an
~ , ,o.,u.e it. is not wholly used for the poor.
uo hods that IL IS therefore subject ID 'he '"$
.rh. ,ssoration for Improving the Condition OF Ie
poo, hs SAYS, presents strong cIai ioi eAe"p.ioh'
. 1, i a Durc charity, dispensing iIe 0'"-"'' "'
ant, charge The iac. that IL Has 10 ho"Sc "no'o '"o
moor are lodged does not seem 10 iio !" 'no u Wv
- a.. ,In,shouse class 1t keeps place where money
- ,,.., ~ me needy and while it does not fur
,,,,n,. If uroyides the means therefor =,
mn, ~ s.,emDt' Inc Surrogate say, tna. w
American B5e society yhch e%sa exg,T the ias
an order Of surrogate Rollins 10 M. ysvs The conn. q
or or trustees have not ayaed and o. he .f bo I
porunity present oppo-ins m ,h ' lie saw
tna the act under which the Lenox Library @SS ="
~. po ,,rrn In he exempt from taxation the same
0 oher Incorporated public Libraries OF thi' sia,e
ii is held That the appraser was isn' J" "'' ''p''
inp "A As subject to taAdlOH' -, -. ns- o,,,, al
roth the Foreign and Home Mission Boaras cianeu
exemption under orders of former eusiosa'c, uu
nnc,Is from those orders are now pendns HhioenV,
Ransom docs not think 1t necessary 10 oohs'ucr LII,
uucStOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
MR. MOODY 70 SPEAK INLOWEE NEW- YORK
gwo SERVICES Az EVENING-MR. AND MRS.
sTEBBiNs 70 LEAD THE .iNClNG-ME.

Two SERVICES Az EVTNING-MR AND MRS
sTEBBiNs 70 LEAD THE ,iXCING-ME.
sNNKTN WILL ALSO b. HEARD
Mr. Moody will cos. his Gospel services in 'h'
city with a series of meetings IN the lower part Of h,
tty. Twenty churc,c,, repre- cniin- the PreshN
terrain, Methodist and BAPTIST denomination. IN N"'-
York City Mission and Tract society ald TIE " l,rn
Mission have united in inviting him {, the Ea,t SIDE.
Four churches have been selected the Ccnt.co five
churches cooperating in each group
The first meeting will lie hci nest Tuesdas even
Inc at 40 o'clock in the Fourteenth Stcct p s.}
terlsn Church. at Second The oop RI ins
churches are the seventh street and the Eleventh street
Methodist olivet Oh. pc branch o. the City vi sim
and ROmcyp Chapel. mn ced witt to- II Il Ave lie
prcsbytcran Church ().. john Hall ~. The SANG
evening Mr. Moody will speak in Emmanuel chapel
in East six,hst. between Avenues G and d. a branch
OF tho University PIac, Pc .lvteraA CAurcu iDs
George Alexander. Ia t.c second erpur ar: tn'
Second street Methodist Church, De Miti Mem - 81
Chapel, d rdncn OF the Ut, Mission, WOOD Men-r "a
Chapel, 70 merry Won VI. ,-i,n ana Hop Ca e.
connected With Tie Fourth ANciue liv,hyic.Id.
Church (DI. Howard ClV-D ~. .itti Tire al i"i
DAYS the meeting, viii be- held in In: 81 len t g.
Memorial Methodist N.urch IN RN ln~tDl-,t.. and !!
the Mariner, icmple a; OlNc aud lie ~ 81
Admission Nil be b. tc-c Only. naiu I "a mn IT.,
for the first tao ni.nt- ii,'iA az, pa-tcr o. '''
cooperating c.u:ca,>. 49, IA. p'.~oa liy ug 10 TIE
nciehbo rhOod. Mr and MIR. Stcb ,i- viii II IT,.
mcetings, and Mr.. ~ank'y, WIO la. ic u a sol TEL
of the se.SIlc,. Toe Rev. join T. - wiz. f IL %,
Chapel. No 80 F. Fen t,-,i., is e. aifnar 81 I {
committee having 'H4tr "i inc a.rtnEcurni-. "a q
ans inquiries regarding the ne ii = may DC NJ t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
HE MUST ACCOUNT TO THE COUNTESS.
A DECISION AGAINST THE L''AL pANlsh
coxsrL. HENRI NJ. DRAEM.

La. ~
The action brought by Countess Marie Elizabeth
Iinden ~ stuttgart Germany, last fali against her
s,.nhrother Henri ~ Braem, Danish consul al ri'
,or, % comncl him 10 make settlement OF her
nronery held hy him trustee since the oeat OF 'cr
father at Ponghkeepsic in 1879, came up iVf arg"
nent before Judge Ingraham at special term Oh the
.,,,,.,r. Court held IN this city in March. Judge
t,cr,h.n has inst rendered decision III favor OF
,i ni,r.ir and oyerrll.ng the defendant, demurrer
h ,eavc IN the latter TO answer, payment of the
c,s,s a, the action reporter called at the Office
-, u.s.rs Drlcscn & knauth. attorneys for COUNTIES,
Linden. Yesterday afternoon. Antonio knautl one
-, I'm. arm said Countess Marie T.. Linden. who was
norm In this country. daughter Of Edward
Ecch Of Poughkecpse. rch iron mahui''iurcr '"e''
sim died in lo75 shortly af,cr her htlers death
Miss Lech went TO stuttgart 70 hve leaving her
urouery IN the control Of Henri ". Baem, who took
charge Of it with the consent Of the family. THIS prop
.r Of c,lr.ie,. stoc hs ard money amount
in.. about @lJOCUo. In l-ss Nl~, Itch WtIii'i
count Carl Linden. of stuttgart. About mat uue al
Nr itlarms request. the Countess executed I" MN "a
deed Of trust III which size vested Mr. irdem WIN me
title Of her property in TN, country, hed BY nm ior
hey In trust for her bcurrt
Mr. I.r-lcm accepted the trust and sent money 70
Germany from tine 20 time faIiy III 1902 v'.Vhtns
dissatisfied with his management 81 her c'tatc te
tonnic,, ASKED for an acc ountns. Nr. br4em mere
upon rendered account los which A, >le chhms.
deficiency Of about T.1HD aypcat'u. I' '" 80.
and Counties, came To- tli, ';y last summer for the
ntrune ~ cif.cting "A far settlement with Mr. braen
aud Ia gct possession - the property. Falling IN
tbs "A silt btouGhi aot I'll, IN the supreme Court.
ben ovcrrued and judgment ordered IN favor OF our
client Mr. Bracu viii bee compelled by TINS decision
I'D make "A fl disclosure of all his dolngs a. trustee.
and account for all property of the Countess heid
in rms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
ELEVEN "oDsTIXArE- JURORS.

The Jury before whom the suit If Isabella Smith
AGAINST : Ditnlan & co.. " No. sos Broadway for
$4,000 in consequence Of Injuries she received at
their store January -. l--, were unable TO agree
OH verdict on Wednesday night. and when court was
opcrcd Yesterday morning the foreman Of the iury told
Judge Daily the Court of Common Plea, that eleven
If the Jurors wanted To- give Miss smith Nerlct for
ii 900 and one man wanted to give her only *lJOo
The eleven "obstinater juror, refused 10 reduce the
amount t. which they thought Miss smith was en-
utlcd and the twelfth Juror. Philip Danzig. broker ~
10 - +, change Place" refused 10 change his mind 80
they agreed disagree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

TIL. rir,i japanese Narufa' turing ard Trading
c,auluy H.. d. dsd 10 close IT, branch store at No
,ag Pr.aivav. Robert >"u"rNill" bcgin To sell tn
focl, Al thai store yesterday afternoon. II includes
ruJc p1rcriaiur. screens cin'r'id ri's. i"t ~ ~
ftfnoti. makes and licqu'rd articles, The bnF -
,..i.,,v were Chiefly women. The prizes were
,ih,r how aid many bargain. wcr" pi ed M by ih'
rvs iuycr- pr >rnt TIE ais VIII b, continued tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

midnight and only short time before Mr. 'hiVVi'
WIS shot by being mistaken for burglar d. "c "d'
attempting TO get into nciglbor's hon'e 'uppo'hS
IL was his own, remarked TO few fr'cnoS oay OF
" ,,.. no ,vas coinr To make a statement Of the
.Tor ks Mr. Wright is the head Of one OF the large
chnoIs i'm New York city. where u i expected ''ao
EmrIish studies ii Is due 10 the taxpayers that ne
hn,M make a statement Of some hinl especially IN
Glow NJ fhr fact that when his friend was shot ne wa,
rr,r enough 10 hear the shots and went back 70 learn
the trouble. =, ,.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
urSppDrriY on RgOEERS DiV'FPLrVED

The Board % Directors - the Consolidated stock
,Dd Petroleum Exchange. Yesterday received ih' re-
.ri If te complaint committee In the case ~ Colonel
C. T. Inur,iurn and H. l.. king,burN. tn" sentence
,.-. Or their dl-oitcrls conduct the ropr Of tho
r>,hnn.c la,i Monday fine u $40 for Mr.. KINGS
t.,rc and a suspension 81 thirt, days for Colonel
rhor,nrr TIE, chc, al tho dcc Ion may De- explained
,d,N when fic OH, ill announcement Of The pani,l-
,,tt is made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
ycALLi,s ARREST MERELY FORMAL

The Impression given by some papers Yesterday III
connection with the arrest Of Commander H. II. NC
Gala Of the Enterprise. pending his trial by court
martial, was that hc placed IN solitary cohhhc'
ment ON the contrary, tie arrest Is merely formal
and the officer continues 10 occupy his quarters on inc
shin but IL not permitted TO leave the station when
Rear. Admiral lr,lnc read Tie orders OF the Navy Dc
partnent TO Commander Mccalia. IN the Lyceum
building on Wednesday. that officer had called TO learn
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SHE NIGHT cLAIH HER PRIVILEGE.

From The Burlington Free Press.
Mr. E)pcr-D Darling. lind that there Is h9 m.'ili't
In town lust AT present. except a lady onNo,'"
shall We have the ceremony performed by her'
Miss ElOpeg-l'reciOus ! would rather mVt ,o,r
NJ. Flopcr-B But why not. sweet? Tell nc '""'
rca~On-cOmc. ..-,,s IN.
Miss Eiopcr-- Because because. love- am "'u CIV
would insist upon kissing the Grooml
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v.<< Gr,yGre.S HorsrHolp GOODS SOLD.

rhc household article II Mis- Naudc Granger tho
r,r,.. were .Ol We, criay at the auction rooms at
University Place and rcrth -. They consisted Of
-tchlng water color,. paintings, cngiavings glass
.s flyer ware fu~niiurr etc. which cost when NV
10 nOJ The rrcr.pi, - The safe did not reach
-. 900 MI. Granger aid the sale was made Oh
lcc,ant Of hey contemplated tonr 10 the West.
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sErRACK For COLONEL ROGERs.

Charles r. Wilson and Thomas Curtis. two Of the In
mate, Of the Ward Island Insane AsS lnm whose n
l.a,e Colonel \. H. Rogers tried 10 procure. were
fallen before judge TruaA and were rcmandcd 10 the
.,oav Of the asylum authorities YESTERDAY Twenty
seven moie Wrs Of haeas corpus procured hv Colonel
Roger. dismissed by Judge Barrett IN the supreme
fo RI Chambers.
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IL any orders had been received. lie was told ~
Admiral f,rane that he must consider hlhiScil uacr
arrest and report for trial al 10 a. m. on luc1day
next. He was also relieved from command ana ne
delivered up his sword to the Admiral IN inc moah-
While Lieutenant Royal X. lngcisoll. the executive
officer, VIII have command Of the vcsst!.