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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The snit Of seth Il. Johnson against the Chinese
firm Of Mon Sing Son & Co.. to recover II ,9s4 alleged
be due promissory note. was continued before
chief Justice McAdam In the City Court yesterday.
Chu Young Kow was the principal witness. lie is
the president Of the six Chinese Companies and an
officer In the Chung Wah Association. The inter
prcting OF Chinese testimony takes much time that
the is likely to last several days yet IL will
bc begun hereafter al 10 a. m and continue until )
p. m. each day until ii is completed.
Judge Andrews, in the supreme Court Chambers.
yesterday appointed II. X. Thurber receiver Of the
assets Of the firm Of Hazard, Hazard & Co. The
members Of the firm have been lighting one another
for time, and the appointment Of receiver
Is the outcome OF the dispute.
Amanda, Anderson. the brig John A.
Crandon. began libel suit yesterday In the United
states District Court against the vessel for $4,000
damages. He charges that the vessel had An insui-
ccnt supply Of drinking water and that the members
II the compelled 10 drink rainwater which
had been collected from the painted deck. Anderson
charges that the water contained lead. and that by
drinking it lie poisoned and suffered much injury
his health.
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suplcuc Court General Toin-Beforc Van Btunt T. T.,
supreme Court coaalecr,. Motion calendar Nos. to
s SI' count aprial r,r Pa. Before Lawrence.
80. ,.". ,ds ~ 81 5o" t. ~ l Lex Reach l.
80, ~. "a ~ ~ 5.5 SS 80, ESQ., 3d. So SSs 49, 5s5
uSrnc coar. !r,a',ass T y; dsy ,as@ .iss
su " 4, ds s $50 e - &c.. '' 75 7Ss. iiao
i5ii I3ls 7G@. 1875. l'S6. lass. iI4or ss-' loot
sapremr tirt Par, III -n'fey, QRf . 5 J
Ne S S 1882 o0 s cs 4ao 1867! 100 sss S5 SO
1856 sap lSS 'SH ' iynco.s
No- l,9l l,o2, 1917. 1862. HI 100 io-'' i'-''
Snrroratc's Court Before Ransom. Sw,ll Of Isaac G.
Iasey r ro Fey d rIooit rdecs ' Day Mary j. Burns
a@arnc Br1dy and "fh wSTo" bca" \" a 10 ID ''n
S,mrrlor Court~Spcclal Term-Before O'Gorman. J.
superior court-Equity rcrm-Eefore Dusro' Nos
C. Tvs o. l2sG I2ia 1859 1910 la'7 1924 1904
'S s.ncr SS comr,lra Teru-Par IIBeore Freedman
J.-Nos IT'S. 40. iioi SOS. 1914 lf'' 1902 H'S'
superior courtTrla FERN II 0BcfCre Try, TrSax;
No. n.y." 9 20 Adjourned unsil April :.
common pleas-special Term Before Alisn' J.-No''
rc%~ra ssIrrH Ssor FOR b nr term
Nos s 2sl ger s" AK, i 1899 1893 l IA lSi2
i IS2 49, ~ ,da 5 lS's iSSS AL
@ 49, ca ,SsT scs '6 S,s 9 as 1872 o ~ 7s '7'
amman Pcas-Trial Term-Part IIAdounsd for tn,
term -, ,r... p,,o.o r,,,,s,,o,s 7 Ma
"' Vitv Court-Tral rerm-Part before McAdam c. J.
Johnson w. Lee.
NO i S @ o &s'S STs
o-sl eS5 ,iS7. GsS 0S9 M'O. ODi. 49,.
CIV Cour.-Tra TcIm-Part III biore van Myck, j.
Nos. SOL 223Y 10 l7OS. $40 no3 3oS, 'oo 3.o 900
Cltv Corit-rrinl Term-Part lN-Special calendar .
Court II General Scssions-Part Beor. fl-iscfaid
j. aud Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos. to H.
in luslNc H., !, ua,,r., No.,,,.
and Assistant District Attorney Parker.Nos. TO 10.
inclusive .-,-. NJ. rrt uo,ono p..ort..
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Jeroule-Ne.
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DECISIONS ny THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany. March lin the Court Of Appeals FRS,
Division to-day, the following decisions were handed
DOM:
The People. rel. Patrick McAleer. appellant az,
rnt,' Ord,r AHMED without costs.
Ia re- application " Alfred Roe aud another. executors
Warks a"ant HGsasta, g. (ilet siondcnL at
me r'-a,nt II the DeaTAFe ana tiud,T, ana 0 s
,'ors, Wiidi c.pcndcnt order Affirmed. With costs
II wtA.-~sc a.. al re-pondcnt, Judgment reversed
and judgment ordered FOR plaintiff upon The demurrer
within thirty tav. from the Ming OF the remttitur IN
the ""s a TSSS dai sS SO an a'H"' " VIZ
,.,orgc " Dean RESPONDENT AIT the Metropolitan
a% 'a , r srs r S' col.s t., ABIDE the scnt
Iaur- raectt aprlant as Horton Hsrasr 81 at o.
,,orrc ". Mattel. jr. and another. appellants Jnd1'
rdsar g Davi. respondent agt the Rome watertoYn
and Railroad SImpany ,g b Ss ron am
D.. phue NJ McBrae rcsp9ncent at. Robert McBrde
Ia re- application OF William Van AIMEE recor. Order
affirmed Win costs. ,,...,. ,,.a ..,,,,o,s 80,
stephen D French ct al Police cqnHI-soacr, order
~ General Term and Of the Commissioner, reversed with
wilson 81 al. order aud Judgment affirmed
d. ss' es 2I @ ,sS !, as follows Nos 2SS
The following decisions were handed down In the Second
Division
charles F. Hoycy and anhcr aPpclant. AIT Geo. s,
Elliott 20 al. r'Hl"nd'n'H Moto" Tor r''isu'n' uc''
Mar, H. Gra,c. ct al at John Dct.rlnc. ct al Mo-
lion Ia strike from calendar denied. and the case l.
,erd +" be- placed on The day calendar Tor April H.
c ,r"r, s ot tn" c sY" rs 81 Michael DaS
respondent act Joshua c. >anccrs appellant Charles w
MaST sp DaeG IL csn~ 'eoSd Martha Nc.
Donald a?plant J"dgMc"' sr s syorS Central
rai,ro,I tomr1ny appellant JUDGMENT reversed new
s sr snv mdar Of The Second Division tomorrow
&, follows Nos SO SO s'' So '''' no. 90 anu
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4 NEW. YORK BANK PRESIDENT At THIRTY TWO.

william H. Perkins, who has been for year or 50
the vice president Of the Fourth National Bank.
elected Yesterday president Of the Bank Of America.
lie i, not much over thirty years old and by all
odds Is the youngest bank president in this city. lie
is a brother of f.. II. Perkins president Of the Import
e,s and Traders Bank. and until his previous promo
,ion he was trained In the business by his brother.
The vice presidency Of the Fourth National Bank has
been filled by the election Of James g. Cannon who has
hcen connected with the Fifth Avenue Bank for nearly
sc,eeu wears He was born at Delhi. ~ Y. in 1871
and after special cducatiOn he became runner Of
The Fifth Avenue Bank. He advanced steadily until
h was made assistant cashier In 1o5O and cashier two
ve,r LATER He il active director OF the Franklin
savings Bank and member Of the Chamber Of CON ON,
,nrrcc nv request of the principal owners he Will
rnnair director OF the Fifth Avenue Bank. Both
nrnmotions are regarded with great satisfaction In Wall
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THE MAJORITY EXPORT ADOPTED.
AFTER rrcOysIDER1yG THE M'KINLEY BILL
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REvERSES
IT'S FORMER ACTION

ITS FORMER ACTION.
tbe Mckinley bill and adopted the report OF the ma
iorty of its Committee Revenue Laws reversing the
decision of the Chamber February o. when the re-
port OF the minority was ndorsed The fight has been
bitter one. The minority report differs from that Of
the majority in only three items: First in providing
that the privilege granted importers of goods Of add
ing to the invoice value be extended to receivers OF
consigned goods; second in asking that the present
law exempting packages and coverings from taxation
be retained; third in providing that whenever ques-
tons Of appraisal arise. the importer may have the
privilege OF trial by jury instead Of as at present. by
the bench alone Of the Circuit Court.
The meeting was attended by about eighty members.
Morris X Jcsup demanded that record be made on the
minutes of the erroneous announcement that the
Chamber had unanimously adopted the minority re-
port.
Louis Wndmuer then made motion aimed at the
Ammdown faction. 1t to the end that the minority
report the Mckinley bill should not be rcconsdered
but should be ratified it was adopted. He Thought
that the Mckinley bill Disseminated unjustly against
consignecs. pronounced the taxation of packages a
burden and insisted upon the constitutional right OF
Jury trial.
E. H. Ammidown replied at length in favor of the
BILL asserting that the principles of it had been asked
for by importers. had been defended before Congress
sional committees by committees from this Chamber.
and should be Endorsed by the Chamber with such few
unimportant amendments were recommended by the
majority report. With reference to conSIgnorS' ne
said that he had the best authority OF Treasury OIL
cais that business the Continent rather con
sdcred il Joke to swear falsely so a. To cNcat ule
Government Mr.. AmmidOwn agreed 10 accept t!c
jury trial" clause suggested 10y the minority report
provided il he put into simple section raaihs :
But nothing herein shall be held to deprive any one
OF his constitutional right 10 trial by jury JACK
son :. schultz closed the argument. .
The motion to ratfy the minority report was 'nen
voted on and was lost by vote OF b N ~ MT.
Ammdown's resolution indorsing the majority report
with the addition of the above jury trial clause was
then passed by the large majority OF 80 to A. me
Recommendation to the Finance Committee OF the
United states senate is therefore revised as ar as 10
Affects fine three canscs given in substance above.
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The Committee on Lcs-lrton II the Real Estate
Exchange met yesterday, ". g. orr IN Inc chair Inc
,uh Committee ON Rapid Transit reported That after
conference with the Board Of directors 1t had pccn
e,,i.l uuf T., take any action tp do might make
II .pp.ar that fhr E>chln Wa mixing WIN polltl's
Al Albany Leave -vcn go oppose the hnrll'
hI So 40 which Woui -rfi'u-' interfere With The
rl. If v rcf. of water front property 90 TIE Iw'nl'
illird N,nl \ report received from thr ON.
nft,, un Drafting and Amending IA" =, 4" "ih'h nae
icon .-l.i,ed mn, tai. of rrpdrius bIll mannS tn
,,>.. , lien nu u-.p :tt alter certain day. say sep
,.mlcr l. Tho, lad mel the iaN AUTHORITIES, Wn"
nr,rtll, appr,,-d ih' PROPOSAL bat the committee
tlnu.,h II loo late 10 introduce the bill this year.
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HE WANTS THE INDICTMENT DISMISSED.

Nelson j. Waterbury appeared before Judge Barrett
in the Court Of oyer and Terminer while an attempt
was being made to get jurors 10 try the Flack con
spracy yesterday. and asked the Judge If he
would hear a motion for the dismissal Of the ndict
mcnt for bribery against cX-Alcrman Charles II.
Reilly, who was a member of the Doodle" Board of
Aldermen OF 1894. Mr. Waterbury declared that he
had made frequent attempts to have his client brought
to. trial, but he had been unsuccessful District
Attorney Fellows evidently expected that the motion
would be made. for he told the Court that he was
ready 10 argue H. Judge Barrett declined 10 stop the
Flack 10 hear the motion argued but a. Mr.
Waterbury and Colonel Fellows both said that they had
their arguments In writing. Judge Barrett took the
papers and said he would consider the notion
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u ,Sroe NAY N.ccErD MS FATHER

Tie Executive Committee Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company Al g. meeting Yesterday recon
ulcndcd the usual quarterly dividend II II per cent
Tho report ~ carnine,. which will be- presented I"
the n.ll boar, To- day. will show something over
= Der cent. ! member 81 the committee sdld
90 Tn. Is our lean quarter ard An incrrt-c ~ the
,Ii~nd rat. c0ad h4rls hc cape, ted. me earn
lnr. NAV Justify au Increase. but ! do not think one
viii be- made for lons time.
The vaeanrs Boo the board caused hN the death oi
John Jacob A-tor may he nllcd by hi' son. The
committee wa. not able 10 enforce IN" rule ~
urimoeenlturc. and the result of the election to
dav may bee con. ldcrcd matter 81 some doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

The funeral II William &. Klmball the wcllknown
member Il the stock Exchange. was held AT the
church Of the Ascension Fiithavc. and Tenth St. VS.
tcriay morning. The church was crowded. mrI"
delegation from the stock Exchange being present
and one .ntr. side Of the church being occupied hy
the member, 81 the Mission SUNDAY school 81 the
Chapel 81 the Comforter, IN Greenwich ave. OF winch
NJ Kimlai VI, the organizer and ony superintendent
Tn. services uerc conducted hy the Rev. Dr F.. Win
lc.'er Donald rector Of the parish. In "a" 'han. ="
wen. fh. Res. r. II. Van Wmhc. minl,t r. IN ohar-
m. E., VI IT, este. and the Rev. Thomas stephens.
Tho iniy ~. taken hs special tram q" N""d4"""
Cemetery. where the burial took place.
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CHARLES p. McCLELL4NDS SUCCESSOh'
JOSEPH j. COUCH GETS THE PLACE AND CUSTOM
HOUSE MIN ARE PLEASED

HOUSE MIN ARE PLEASED.
Collector Erhart announced Yesterday that he had
chosen special Deputy Naval Officer Joseph j. 'ou'h
TO be the of Charles T. McClcliahd a. Spc"
DENNY Collector and Chief Clerk of Customs at
salary Of 5000 year. The news OF the COLLECTOR
decision was received with pleasure In the Custom
Uou,e because Mr.. Couch is regarded a one Of inc
al,lest customs officials in the country ana Il nl"n
who will strengthen Collector Erhardt ahniihisra
ton not only through his ability. but also u''on-h
his tanch Rcpublicansm and high personal character
II had been supposed that the Collector would seic''
Mr. Couch Dudley F. Phelps or chief clerk. II i
said that Mr. Phelps who Is Deputy Collector OF the
Law Division not considered eligible 10 inc
place The United States Civil service COMMISSION
decided "a day two ago that Mr. 'ouch was chs'Di"
TO appointment 10 Mr. McClellands place without
undergoing an examination. The papers i"r vi
COUGHS transfer were made ont and sent to NaShlne
ton Yesterday and Mr.. Couch will assume the duties
Of his new Office soon as they are passeo OH pS
secretary Window.
Naval Officer willis was unwilling az first to lose
tbe services Of his r.ghthand man. whose opinions
were held in high esteem at Washington. Hut ne
consented for tie good Of the service. ana h'>
designated Deputy Naval officer ii. w. "ourley |"
he Mr. Couch's successor. Mr. Couch was born i'
Newburypor Mass. in 1-2-. and came to Brooklyn
in 1913 He entered the service in l-6l aS an
inspector Of customs IIc steadily promoted. ana
in lo75 became special Deputy Naval Vih'cr' N"NH
Officer silas d. Burt. however. r-iuc"d ME- 'ou'n
to the place Of Controller Of the Naval once, ap
pnnting John VI. Comstock in his place. one Of
Mr. Willls's frst 10 restore Mr. C"uch l"
hi, Old place. NJ. ComstocE became Auditor lie
has been in Washington for the last few weeks giving
expert testimony before the Pan American Congress.
II was said that Mr.. Comstoct woui take some PA
i'm Washlngton possibly under the nit'd states 'Nli
Service Commission. His resi- snatl n Wa rAp''Ni
ing NJ Comstock sent word that he would rclvri
here for duty In three DAYS. The places Oh chici
clerks and other place, have not been removed from
under the civil service law. under which they were
plac,d By Mr.. MagOnc and Colonel iiur.
Mr. Courley entered the service in 1861.
appDintec Of President Lincoln who was h- PERSONAL
friend Mr.. Gourlcy is close friend OF Robert
lincoln the United states Minister L, Enslan'. lie
is strong Republican and most efficient customs
officer.
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1T MAY MEANA FIGHT OYER TIE ES1A10s
oBJpcnING TO nHE ADMISSION TO PROBATE o.
HEc1,aR c. HAvEMEYER's WILL.

HEC1,aR c. HAvEMEYDRS WILL.
Proceedings were begun yesterday which may % N
preliminary step in a contest over the fortune OF hece
G. Uayemeyer. who died in Paris on December H.
leaving an estate said to be worth S2,oOo,ooo' M
WILL which has been filed for probate, left $2oo,oo "
various charities, and requests to several OF the -
tators relatives The children Of the testators deaa
brother Henry Havemeyer were not mentioned In sos
WILL and Yesterday exJudgc 4. L. Fanchcr, as guaroo
of Edythe and William F. Iiaveneyer, two OF tns
children filed in the surrogates Office notice OF -
lection to the admission of the will to probate ma
the usual formk charges that the estator was not %
sound mind when the paper was executed, that ne
ALLEGED will procured through undue nnuence' ~ne
49,
Ex-Judge Fancher said yesterday that he had Dee4
appointed guardian of the two children, who, atnou
Of kin of the testator, are not mentioned IN ~
WILL and merely intended to investigate inc case
protect the interests of his wards. Should no -
nothing on which to base contest, he would wltneLyw
objection to the admission Of the Will 10 prones$
sullivan & Cromwell, attorneys for Mrs. Agnes 4
Burnham, also a child of Henry Hayemeyer, ana -
ward J. Knauer guardian for Jennie blanche havo-
meyer, Mrs. Rurnham's sister, have put In a nouce
appearance, but yet have filed no objection 70 -
admission to probate Of the will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

The Downtown Republican Climb VIII begin today
A .cric, II weekly meetings. Ia Joe held every Ncdne'
dav afternoon 40 80 Oclock. at the club house No
- Sew f. !; 3. the intention II the committee
having these meetings I'm charge TO nave well known
It.rul,.r .pDti.r. al The club week. and 4"
hold meeting, lasting from one half 10 three quarter
4 an hour u.s. ih. mean, the club mrnfer> nope
tn Lccp alive the interest n political Affairs among
tu.l,., men aud t. preserve the efficiency OF the
,rt-if,ii.,r and keep ~ ready ar action az any time"
Every member has been invited t. bins irlehd 10 thc
IN
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HIS WOUNDED HAND BETRAYED HIx

Two men threw a stone through a window q
Tocci's bank, No % Ccntrc-st., Monday ana stQe
1854 in cash from the show window. One OF TN
men cut his hand on the broken glass. Detccuves
who were put on the went to several h0spitaas
to learn II any one had come to them to have ou1
hand dressed. A man had been to the Chamber
street Hospital for that purpose, and when he called
TO have the wound rcdrcssed he was arrested. Ht1
description answers that Of one of the thieves: he
said he was James Malon twenty four, and denies
being guilty but held in police court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
POLICEMEN MUST NOT AcCEPT PRIZES

There was "A solid Democratic representation AT the
meeting of the Police Board yesterday, Commissioner
McClave having taken Il trip to the South 1or MS
health His colleagues decided that Captain slebe
Of the Leonard ST. squad, must not receive eoiu
watch which he had won In "A popular voting contest
~ tho :, AInbonsus Church fair and their action
will be made a precedent 10 Keep Othcr hcmDels vi
the force out Of such contests III thc iutufc incs
placed on file a letter from Percy X. Pyne, requesting
delay in the retirement for age Of captain Ictcr fuc
OF the Kngsbridgc squad who Will be sixty years OLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
CASTING
HOROSCOPE.
In the March number of The North
american Reriew Justin Mccarthy,

american RetteW JusCln McCarIuy,
NJ. p, speculates as to the political
future of Coming Men in England,
among whom he includes Arthur
Balfour, Sir William Harcourt, John
Morley, Henry Labouchere, Charles
Bradlaugh and Sir Charles Russell.
The same number, which is one Of
the most attractive ever issued, con-
tains important contributions by
Senator Morrill,, continuing "The
Gladstone-Blaine Controversy;
ex-Speaker Carlisle, and Speaker
Reed on 1.-The Limitations Of the
Speakership"; Col. Ingersoll on
Agnosticism; Edward Bellamy in re.
ply to critics of Looking Back
ward; ?. T. Barnum on the Worlds
Fair; Geo. Westinghouse on Electric
Lighting and Gen. Nelson A. Miles
on Irrigation
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MEMORIAL or IOHr JACOB lSTOR

Assemblyman w. ~ Iloag. II. J. Rurncr ana Johh
S. smith, a special committee appointed by the Kiln
Assembly District Republican Association on February
% 10 prepare resolutions expressing the sympathy
Of the association for William Waldorf Asor upon inc
loss of his father John Jacob Aston, had the resol
lions handsomely cngrosscd on parchment and bonna
IN d Turkish leather folder. Mr. Rnfiner, on behaI
81 the committee presented the memorial to Mr. Asor
Yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
MRS sroRRs GETS HER DIVORCE.

Judge ngraham, In the supreme Court, yesterday
handed down an opinion granting limited divorce
to Alien +. St0rrs from George VI. StOrrs. The de-
fcndant is a son Of Emory A. Storrs. The was
tried about week ago. In his opinion Judge
Ingraham saws there is no doubt that Mrs Storrs
was a devoted wife and mother, and that she was
badly treated By her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

washnston. March li-The supreme Court OF IN
r-,i,.d state. to-day transacted the follow nr business
70 80 f.b.n = Hereford - al. appellants at
+ ! ,ui,r Mandate granted. EN 1arte In t'
notice ~ IA lairilnk \ Co. petitioners. Motion io
.ca,. 10 nc petition for Wit ~ nandaml> submitted
80 35.-Joan G,nn. trustee; etc, pa"th IN error
... ll,,. .i;., g.. FAINT. Ars''d.
- The d., ,ali for tomorrow viii d. A. follows Nos
6Gt 1907 I'll. ~. :l3 2Os. f. 1909. l2i" and @lA
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POLAND WATER.

The medicinal qualities OF which have no equal In the
United States or Europe it for those search OF
health unequaed. The sales OF this world-renowned
water are double those OF all the springs at Saratoga
combined
NETWORK DEPOT, 1G4 NASSAU-sTr Tribune Building.
Send for circulars HIRAM KICKER 4 SONS.
LOOK OUT For iMITATIONs.
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CAUGHT BEFORE HE FOUGHT ANY INDIANS

,s.oc podman ~ No. s63 Lexington-avc, ycster
a.r asaed the poIIce 10 search for his son Robert
twelve wears old, who ran away from his home on
Monday The boy took with him change OF c'o'"
ing and some money OF his own As ne h,1 cf psved
4 longing for adventure In the VIII "cs'' /" 10 "'