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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THEY ARE NOT ENEMIES.
co,,rcrop rRu,RDr AND SURVEYOR LYON
GREETED EACH OTHER N A FRIENDLY
MANNER

A story was published Yesterday SAYING 'hA' -"
lcctor Erhardt and surveyor Lyon no longer speak
ia each other because official and political differences
had estranced them The Collector and the sur
veyor declined e. >cuss the report. whrh appcaFd
in a Nlgwuup paper. Hut whatever departments"
differences nav have occurred, the friends o. inc
Collector said that he and Mr. LION greeted e"'h
other IN a friendly manner the last time they met
The Collector wa, not present AZ a meeting al INC
Hotel brunswick where It is alleged that he uttered
some words that offended Nj Lyon. Mr. Lyon. Thue
declining To- talk about the story made the ioIIo"ihh
statement 10 the press
surveyor Lyon has nothing 20 say iouclIng re
poitS published yesterday Of ALLEGED olncFeN''' Oc
tween Collector Erhardt and himself. whatever INC
facts they concern those persons ihcIh-F!Nc a'"'
and are OF no interest whatever {" the pubic .
The surveyor however. strongly rcpudlitrs tl'
assertion that he j. follOwe. of senator Pau nc
would rcpel with equal warmth All a'scrl''" t''
he Is follower OF senator MlNy. iir ms !h u.
manner interested himself ir factonal pObu',. am
he has neither consented nor Will lie consent 'o tr
NE az his oAc al position either 10 reward ~ punish
republcans for action nOn-actOn III behalf Ol
either fiction. ,,, .,,,.
cnmpll hmcuf II IL Iurp"see hN every h'i"i't'
mean, lie consider, tiai al Republicans must unite
and stand shoulder shoulder II u" common cuciu'
| /, - be beaten. Like the great majority ~ hi'
fellow Kppubllcau- DO is GIssu~'cd with TIE quarrel
and chickering's In Republic ranks. And he ~ ~
| If LigL time 10 wipe sponge over the past and
.cud to thc rcar rank every leader aud every oihclt
who shall hencciofth b" found unwilling Z" subordinate
ucr.oual or factiolal Interests - the success OF a.
| party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
coon CLOTHES FoR WET WEATHER

At the three stores Of the Hodsman Rubber TOM
nam, Broadway and Grand st., No. II West twenty
third 81 and No. - MAIDEN Lane. may De- found dr'
took Of soy- specially suited to thu holiday season
The fivorite IIodlman mncltlntoohc, ara shown III
moro varied aud attractive ,tylc, than ever before ana
vntcrprof cloak~ u all kinds. ranging in I1'r from
ri f. 200. For lailc,' wear there are IN" ordinary
mack ntoshc, of the Newmarket pattern, ana also
light ,llk CLOAK, IN mor than twenty shades ana he
signs. The most expensive article in waterproof gar
icuts /, u long heavy driving coat OF French broad
cloth and rubber which M, pearl buttons, 'iI lhus
and velvet collar. and sell, at 500
i visit b. the new store of the company IN twenty
third IT,, next to the RIM Aycnu" Hotel viii b" well
repaid. Here Displayed the novelties offered for
the holiday trade In the shape Of dainty toilet cases Of
fancy silk and rubber. air pillows Hight feather. and
a multitude Of other pretty and useful thing. OF
spccial note the new comb and brush cases and
sponge bags made In delicate silks. Then there are i'm
ported toys. dolls and animal figures in rubber, down
Ia Tiny ovcrshUcs for doll folk In wet weather
A more careful look over this well selected stock
will reveal n host other things have left unmcn
TONED The will b" open IN the evenings until
CHRISTMAS, TO meet the demands Of the increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
HFNRY /. BRITTAIN'S CAREER.
THE coon DEEDS AND NOBLE LIFE OF Az IN
FLUENTIAL GEORGIAN.


THE GOOD DEDrS AND NOBLE LIFE OF An IN
rrt.t.<.rr,r GroPGr\N
The r. hume or saturday printed brief notice OF
, - 81, , ,..i,,.f,. ~ ,,bo,- =, ,rhosa
the d'Atu 81 li'"'N i' "'''''''' VI y '''.' -,
son, william l.. Britain is prominent anu ".4c.5
known I'm Tie wholesale dry -p.i, trade II New York
W. r.,., M. tb.. oldest aud most honored citizen
-. -. ,,,. ,.lt in e.t,cu, through.
~ AN'h' anu Ills NAM "' -, " -, -, -,
out the state. "Jlc Athens Dall4 bdn"'' u saw"
.. n...,ot.r l.. contained the following tribute Ia
my - 49,,
Ai, Useful ana ''"'.'c'' "'0 ,..t
Yesterday morning - O'Clock h'h4S Il. p.','"i.
brcatll Ll, ist. lie death ~ uls ho'!e on 49,
man casts gloom over "uI "!"le Guy ana va. ~
the hearts 81 Ai, many fiiclc' tuou-ioH' "cuI-'a
Two "es'H, ago ;on'iI"" pr. br4''H an an III
MS ninety second blrildaN. ne NI' .v.l1 j." -.
thlrp. county. 'l.. Oh November - l'17 - IN
YEAR II axe III, widowed moincf move" % va.
i,rrtv Whore TIE deceased -pct hl' IJus dHu ~
D., t,. , number IF year, past Mr.. Britain IA.
'' l'..- - T., nI- r.,u with a ,truh" ~ pttls SIS
D. a. &c. .,r.,ir,.. with That heroic courage and
"t ,t +,r,ifndr mat Away, characterized HIM
~, 49, t.,oi,,u AID love could do To- Dis suileI
49,, d.. f.., given ly bis children and friends 10
'.o ~, t,,-t Mr. Irtttalp had been confined 10 Il-
, ,,t' iv,. L',rd ri.tt Ice wolld recover a. li~
.,,,t., and u,,l.r Of endurance were remarkable
.".''"''"' I Is lut on Thursday night he BEGAN
J.. d" .' "a d.. Tf.,d. feared the worst. Up 90 T.
To- '.."' ,,.ht l.. ,gilcrIr. Wa cVcruclatlng
, -, maj i,gr hr fell asleep. ard until O'clock yc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
A conn yoxlNArIoy PROMPTLY coyFIRaED.

The United state, senate Ia, shown wisdom In
confirming promptly secretary Tracy, accumulation
Of Naval Constructor j. u. Wilson 10 lc the Chief CM.
,ruc:ur of the Navy. This i, Just tribute 10 tlat
able officer. who has served IA" Government ably
and faithfully during the lat eight years Chief
Of the Yur,au Il Construction. Commodore Wilson
i, IN every self made man. having served
an apprenticeship In the shIpwright department Of
the brooklyn Navy Yard, after which he was ap
pointed a carpenter in the Navy. In this capacity
he served during the Clvll War, and supervised the
building OF ships for the Government that involved
An expenditure OF ~ 900 900. After the close ~
the war he appointed Assistant Naval CON
strnctor and served professor OF Naval archi-
lecture at the Naval Academy, and aterward wrote
"A book on the subject that Is accepted itthortty
Throughout the world. H. Is member Of the In
stltnton Of Naval Architects Of the most scientific
bodies Of Europe, and IS recognized ~ one of the
ablost living naval architects. secretary Tracy Is
fortunate In having selected capable and
efficient Ia assist him Ia executing the good work
that he is doing TO give this country modern navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
yrrHoDIs7s NAVE A Social EVENING.

The meeting Of the Methodist social Union, which took
Mace m Tuesday night at The Methodist Book Concern,
consisted mainly Of celebration ia honor Of t"o IN.
titutions Of learning Of the Methodist Church. Drew
TheOlogicaI Seminary AT Madison y. j., and tho We
leyan University, at NiddletOwn, Conn. The Brook
yn Glee Club assisted IN the evenings entertainments
President b. y. RAYMOND, Il Wesleyan. wa, the first
speaker lie spoke OF recreation a necessity IL all
things The paving Of the streets the walls u build
ings need this renewal The ply slcal Organization
must have "A daily reconstruction. 50 also the mind
the moral nature the nOulda Ia which society shdpe'
itself need constant recreation. President ii. A.
Butz Of Drew Seminary made strong plea Tor Chris
tan education IN cJntraditinc.ion to scientific train
ing Professor G. f. Winchester, Of Wesleyan, Re
,ardcd the coming problem Of the age not politi-
cal but q, industrial, moral and social Priea.or
: r. I-pLam, Of Drew, poke fdcetou.N on 90 The
Methodist Preacher" David l. Dean pre- ided Al the
gathering. Among those present were Bishops New
man, Foster and Andrews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TWO CAytL BOlTS N"NK.

,rb. conoIboat Dichocnor loaded with 2l5 tons or
,,I bnnpcd too violently against the bulhhe@d south
~ Pier NO 30 North River yesterday morning ana
.pronr A leak Captain Mum. the owner OF the boat
VA, i'm the cabin with his family, and they sot ON deck
,s thc boat began to sink. They weN helped ashore
and fine boat sank 10 the bottom of the river Inc
coal wa consigned to II. {. lowers. OF No. hroad
v,y Captain Mum and his family lost most oi ticr
clothing and 1t will cost 300 to raise the boat ana
repair il.
A. thc Fall River steamboat Rhode Island was being
,ocd from the PIKE st. sectional dock yesterday morn
I'M, to the Morgan Iron Works. where her machinery
Wa to be repaired. she ran into and sank canalboat
loaded with coal. The canalboat was King At pier
near the sectional dock. ard The people on board OF hcr
'a ~, ro on shore. The Rhode Island was being
",cd by two tug, al the Tine and IN" occasion Of the
accident wa, the parting ot one of the towlinc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
prr,gtyG rp VEST or coryrEerErERS.

The Important arrests Of ~h'l al" d""'r j" "'.''
foit money. made by -ror't >riN ''' "H'''' " " '
, ,c, ,lloo.d ly an attack another
,,~ ~ tl. same Kind 81 criminals. The officers al
q late. hour ric,day night captured Martin Lands Ala
z,hn who !, a Do shower" f,r more prominent counter
f.t"rs He j., a barkcoper at Henry ana a'Hr '"'
SIS, and not long ago sid two -purl'i' SILVER d''''
to Matthew T. Grilu. e secret HcrNl'" "l"''N'
Lands, calling gave him excellent opportunity J."
dive drunken men counterfeit money ID change i"'
victim. conld f,i 10 detect the bad money "h'h u
~ ,,..,, ,ic,u and vh.u thy became sober they
would forget vhcr. they had obtained the stun INC
Government officers were rticcnt about lie "'c' a.
they Away are until all the members OF 90 gang
u" Ind. Va, ,r-neucd bc',r" Commissioners shields
y,',..,,,y and h,d In 5000 bail for examination on
s.st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
HOW THE BURGLdR WAS RECOGNIZED

The trial OF Charles ROhhn, who is charged with
robbng Miss Charlotte Cohen and trying 10 shoot her
At her home. No l76 East Seventy ninthst. IN 1855.
WAS continued in General Sessions Yesterday. Two
policemen testified TO seeing ROian leave his home
which was directly in the rear Of that Of Miss Cohen
before daylight the night Of tie burglary. He told
them he had 10 catch an early train for Newark Frank
Krohne a keeper at the Columbus Penitenlary, where
Rohan has recently finished serving term testified
how he discovered that Rohan was Miss Co'en's as
sailant lie came to this city some time ago TO visit
his aunt, who landlsdy Of The house In which
Rohan had lived. Size told her nephew of the rob
.orx and when She described the guilty man KrOhnc
~ once saw that Rohan would al the bill. lie cent
photographs Of the burglar o. his aunt and Miss Cohen
who positively identified RChan. The case VIII g. ON
TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
ASKING THEN TO PRAI FOX IHE Toi 10
FATHER IGNATIUs SAYS THAT OUR ALAA4~
ARE CROWDED WITH MEN WHO DIS
GRACE THE FAITH.

The subject OF the afternoon address oi fa'"or
Icnatius Yesterday was Sc Why am a" Ei~ n',on
10 u,cfaccd his remarks by asking people OF oticr
.octe than his who might be present, not 70 'ahe
offence at what he wa going TO say
In speaking Of the Pope he said IL want Fo"
al ~ nrov for the good old man. for he is very
scl, In his address, the Father said u lal''
Unless I was certain in my own NINA 'ha'
,od tho sutbortv Of Gods word for being an Episco
MALTA, vcnId not be one. Drrng our mission You
VIM have noticed that / kept the idea OF sect III
,to h,clcrouud | did II because 10 bring il "rWau
,,or,d ave defeated the OBJECT Of tie mission Inc
,,otto If the mission was Christ, and Christ ohN
I'm, when pcoplc have received the word "t oEriN' II
i time IN ask which church is most IN harmony "'h
Cbrisfs teaching 1 am persuaded IN my own mihu
that the Episcopal Church best corresponds VIII"
the church founded 10y the Apostles. The Roman
Cathnucs have the same ccrcmC MES that we nave
b,,t they have made additions 10 the Work mat '"c
Apostles really completed. As far as the 'hur'h
NJ Rome * Catholic | agree with IT, but where II
becomes Roman Catholic, disagree. We nave many
uncorvrrted people III the Episcopal Chui'h' anu
they are worse than the Fgi islanders for they nave
the outward form without the faith. u our affairs
were not crowded with men who disgrace 'hc iM'h'
believe many who have left us would come back
Dut we are not ready for them now. We want 20
convert the people we have in the church first l &c
otlnrs are better where they Until We dlN l'IuN
for them. our bishops should devote H"Ir u'.o
and labor 10 converting the hearts o men I" mrs
\ mere dead conformity Ia an outward l'rhl IIINihc
though il be- hao nothing 10 DO with inc True TeHso"
Father Ignatius will speak thu, afternoon at :
O'Clock. AT Cooper Union on rhc Go'pe, aedi I ~
men in the John street Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow between L. and | O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
PARKER MAS CHANGED MS MIND
INVESTIGATING THE CASE or MURDERER
AFTER HI HAD PLEADED GUILTY
To MASSLAUGHTEIL

"
Assistant III tri,t Nrorncy Parker made the aston
i,ldnr discovery several day, ago hat II would b.
virtually Impossible 10 convict Charles + ln''anan.
aliaa Jackson printer. - murder. and moved 80 Gen.
er,l -ior> that ho Dee allowed f. pcrd guilty - man
slaughter Huchnrhu', crime Wa ore II unusual h'-d
,hr-tc,> and had tp All appearance ~" p'l1tiinf 'lf
cum,tancc, whatever IN Aprl LAT De- Nil Mani"
Nnruly a voun. woman wit. whom Do" hfd teen in
,irnn'c by ,'alblry hor Ir SAITH ayo. lar"'m The
woman VA, rely drf-n,."--. and wa Killed "n ~
count II the pr.ntc', j,aou,y ~ her. r." h'rr"'n
was fun II people ~ tie tine. policeman rlns among
tho~e present Buchanan. however. m1n'scd Z" .
cane T., Michigan where b" wa- af'cr"ad arrested
~ judge g. .llcr-I.cvc b. IFS attorney.
buchanan lad = bad record previously, ha'h-
stabbed h, VT. or mi -trrss IN Cauadt. ln vie" ~
the accused mans lad history % the ey an' h'lpe'
condition 81 IN. victim 4 the number 81 vit'e-c'
f. the crime. il must have been humila'lns 10 th'
last degree for Il flll noi-cd Assistant pI,tnc' N'"f''
- Nov York Comfy - ,o'fc,, before Judge and
brother lawyer, that De I'D 80 believe tri DIS case
wa, strong enough for h'n t. 20 'eio'e jury 'h 3
charge Of murder
Parker it seems. had little piide ~ n'' p'"'''
.,,,.I ability After all for YESTERDAY be a,t'd judge
MARITIME g. put - --,'cncns quo iAnAi. t1'"'
tI nm. father and mother - tie unf'f'unA' or, ~
I.d di.d ~ ipi,i.,rltn'- hand lld told nm iit iI'
r,ri,ofcr Ind iu their hearing ur"d,"n" 10 .i' '.'
GuL glt"l. PARKER "Ah-' I.'.' .,, .'l. ...,... d..
furtl.c,. r,fir-lf. JUDGE Wartime i1 h''
gr,,,,,,u - D.. tr pf"u tiI.-fl"u Wi''h'! i.c i4l-
ru,r'- plea ,iu Do, rejected after ID i1- ONCE ''
,cucd ln open court. AZ try rate. IL '' ,''', Ply
fhaf PARKER dd 1Y' Visit I'd" persons H,' ." .I. o.,
49,. 80 ,. tI. u.url-rcr'. pr es u'iuu hiI'' N' lI.
nm. i.d- that l- invest .a',u pt th" ,i"' 80 ''i
a would t. wrong 90 tr> - pre- l'' '''i-' '' i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
70 HASTEN the DELIVERY or aAIL.

An Improvement VIII Ice Instituted on sunday night
in the mail service between thi city and Boston. \
train viii Boston daily at 10 80 p. IN. for New
York and tn, city twenty minute, later, both arriving
at their destinations AT q. IN. Hclther train VIII
carry any thing but mail and express matter Hitherto
the trains have carried passengers. There will be- no
decrease in the -chciulc time but 1t i expected that
the trains viii lie much prompt than they have
been.
Y. ]. BRADLEY, assistant superintendent Of the Rail
way Mail service In tn. division. aid yesterday that
ihc train hat lccn arriving h're 81 Ia'e aimo,i on
erb.lul time but that he Thought that nor. trouble
had been experienced with the train entering Boston,
and this lc.i 10 the Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

it,.~ Cont haniel,- Iiefore an. J.No.ion
' sS,r,u Co.r, s1i ,fn-f.ri i-B,fore Insr.han.
SUI sur, o. corr s,~,4 II-pefore Andrews
o., 81. o. " rn.cndar. ,.,... ,......
So, az l.i5 lilG l7l7 2ll@ .2-J 2l-4 -7l5, 21--
~ 900. e1-I - rs -,7' go. -'07 -'''.
supreme r-t II B.r, La L., ,,., IL
iii s55l 4oo7 200 900 2'oa li451, 300. -'J'.
sa,t ts car hi B'ore o'nrcn j
C..e 81. osuu,sn y. John-'on; - .a.'naai,,
slPt.n~ Se.toSre TX iy-h',2r f''ri,0n j.
,.rr,s-i,o', cou.t B,tor Ransom. o-Wih- o, 4
II i; G h 2s-' S; co y JOIN r:, o1io.- ,i
A VI lr ,a g >la ~',o-i rrplt j-No-
'suicfos Go4rt-Ir.. I,ra Par Rotor. Dg4so -
Sos, - lol, - 81. $50 So 1871. '''. 49, ''J
nor court Iri.l rern-rrt II Adjourned for the
S's5, 50 49, b. So 5'' H. - 7d o. 90 s'
COMMON r..a-.''n'r.. .rn. Toe '''N''"''' '''
common r.e4'-s.r..4. Tern be''rr B'ehof. J.
COMMON r..a- Equity. Tenn 10 ,;s''ngtaa- ,,..
common fl,as a. Term f'r Use ''r- Am -
So s. 80 g. ~. - - .ao 80 ~. u.s. ad, SIS 5S 30 49,
81 common II ri.a, ira, 10 r,r, llr,fc,c pAl C.
-, 80 80. % .,t ' .ts ~ .,i o5 81 ,c2 49, :o @
iOi SOS DO 81 ~ q! BE- ,li '- ~; ,-y , o.
,sm% rsi, r fct .r .f' IA f.' " -
clty C6uf,-Speciai r'um-bc'orr Fitl'in0n'' j.
NC ty Term Par, R.orr Van VIZ. T., 10
t, Cour ma. Terri, rari II -','orr "'e"r''n J.
Nos l2-, 100 - a''I ., II, u.,,.. v.,.ovu. J.
% Sn y Ss@ d r,'' en- ! !S'' 1850 So ,s M
IT. Colrt' iial Ierm-ror ~ II Tor" McAdam C. j.
rr - tcnsr.l Scs,ous-Part before Martln". J..
and Assistant D'-tri't.Attorny Dris-No,. 10 H. IN
S, %, General Session, Part Bcfor' Fiugor'd j.
and ASSISTANT Dl-trctAtton'y Bodfod-No'. 20 : III
Corrt OF Genera sc.-ons-Par. IIIBcforc CoNng j.
,nd Assistant District Attorney Jeromo-No'. 20 o. }"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
4 pOLICEMAN'S QUEER EXCUSE.

HI. SAYS HE ENTERED A LIQUOR sA0"" !"
KEEP ONE ACTRESS FROM CoWHlD-
ING ANOTHER.
Among the policemen who were on triai pcio'p YIN"
missioner MscLean at Headquarters Ses'c'"''
PatrOman John shaw, OF the East I"ehS So'o"U
s,uad. Round,man Finley accused him Of gong in'o
liquor store at Tlnrave. and Twentie'hS'' r'''"'i'
and shaw ,nade a surprising statement 10 cA'"'0 ''"
self ,,-.n..
lie said he was detailed for special du'F at a7'
Theatre and was asked by Mr. Pastor 10 escort i'''"
Murphy and hs wife, Flora Chester to their loo"''
Murphy and his wife playing parts III ''c Ia'le
and Kitty Wells. an actress to whom Nu'p"S r
vonsly had paid attentions had thrca'encd -
him. shaw said he escorted Murphy ana MS WIG ~
&c., 80 a., ,iornr cto,, where Miss Wells met them
and followed them ill., The policeman declared M MidO
he entered the liquor store 20 prevent Nloco o ho
WolI. r,, out OF the side door and dlSappcdtNi
was trying 10 ascertain where she had S1nT h and
csurbi in the store 10y The round'ii3l. Pd a.
10 20 had left the civ and coul1/'ot be c'eh 'S
,,tn".scs shaw said Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS ORGANIZTNG

number Of New.YOrk commercial travellers assembled
M the Grand Union IlO TUESDAY evening for the ur-
pose Of ors ami ne NcwYor cEaptr OF Tn" National IaN
rlI.r,' Protective Association. frirg' .. Mr"tc",
president Of National Association presided and d..
l,elcd on address In which he explained the objects Of
the association. following officer, elected
President john +. Henry; Nce-pr'sd'nt, George "
Graves; secretary ana treIsurer George f. Corbcric
Iohn T. Faure George W and william H.
Sw,lt1ar directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Mr. yIcoLL AND THE BooDLE7 ALDERMEN.

DistrictAttorney elect De Lanccy Niccl lad an inter
dew with Mayor Grant yesterday about the appro-
priations for the DistctAttorpeys Office for the
ing year The Mayor told Mr.. Nicon that if he would
appear before the Board of Estimate on Monday he
could suggest the changes he believed necessary In the
allowances. While in the Mayors Office Mr.. NcO
gave strong intimation that he thought that it
useless b expect any convictions IN the Doodle
cases. He had not. however, decided that such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
vosFy ~ THE GENERAL coyFERnycE

"The Independent Of this week viii publish 70
Turns from H. districts Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church u the vote on the question Of changing re
constitution 20 as to admit women to the general con
,.rence The total vote Of these IL districts j.
IOo o- of which $50 east in favor and A. 30
against the women, showing Il majority In their favor
of 1854 These districts represent portions ~ iiiy
nine conferences There are III all upward Of 900 dis
fri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
MISS EATHfLDE WrRN'S CONCERT.

concert was given by Miss Mathilde Wurn. assisted
by Miss Olga Islsr Of the Metropolitan pP'ra House
Miss Analia Wurnb Mr.. ilOist.Iansan, Nthan FrankO
and stephen Mascot At IN home @! MI ana Miss Heckc
VI AZ West FIT, eighth st. sdsf evening IA,
cor, ss given under the patronage u Mrs Lawrence +.
Bralnc Mrs. Allah T. Doughty, Princess Enealitchc1,
Mrs Egbert Guernsey, Bishop FREDERICK D. Huntington,
Professor Lane, Of Howard University Aarquise j"
Lama Mrs Charles c. Leeds. Mrs. Ncitei. Mrs. l..
Marcy Fsyno nd Steinway Sons Mr. Beckel and Miss
keI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
VICTORY FOR JOHN 0. MOTT.

Judge Benedict has handed down decision In the
United States Circuit Court Criminal Branch. denying
the motion to quaSh the Indictment in the case Of
Captain Rettig Of Of the Ward Line steamers. who
is charged with smuggling jewels into this country The
motion was made by ex-Judge Dittenhoefer. the ac-
cuscd mans attorney, and argued for the Gov
ernment hy District Attorney John O. Mott. The day
for Captain Rettig's trial has not yet been sci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
HARVARD MUST KEEP TO NEW ENGLAND.

Boston, Dec. II (specal.-At the meeting Of the sth-
letc committee Of Harvard University Monday evening,
the petition OF the Harvard Athletic Association enter
for the Mott Haven games New-York spring
brought up for consideration, and after considerable dis
cussion cricket club also presented
petition u pay game PhiladelDhla with t"
University Of Pennsylvania in the spring but this
fused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE COURTS.


HE WANTS THE ELEVATED ROAD REMOVED
United states District Attorney Mitchell, As cou'c'
,or Ames Il. Emo has ,nt pending IN tlc 9upfe'n'
court against the Elevated Railroad company "hon -
,u,ewlat different from the average SUIT against tlo
rallroad company for damage, t. property. Mr.
MITCHELL proceeds upon the allegation That tie F"I'
road structure is Illegal structure ana he wants an
order 10 have it removed lie also wants an aosoInuc
Injunction to stop tho railroad company from operating
it, road. lie declared - Justice NiufcN'' u0i''0
whom the came that he was not '"Nll7 I'i '0'
IA nav for the damage done by the elevator r't"au
,., N. asserted that he was thoroughly sick OF the
,uato.y tnciics OF the company, and he wanted tic
structure removed. Justice Andrews said tlat IT, l"'
az. the railroad was concerned he thought that an III
junction might properly be granted a. the c''Ipss
tad hceu exceedingly dllntOry In trying casts p'I
n commissioners, but the thousands OF people WIZ.
, tn~ road and " no would be greatly nconvehichoeu
-, any such measure had AN Interest Whch couiu ny
~ 'riircIy dl,rcsardcd The will come up again
today.
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