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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

kansas CITY, Dec. CSpcciaN-Go.5ip among local
railroad men Is lively just TOW with the retirement
of y. +. Mcdonald from the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas. Mr. Mcdonald las been the contracting a2ent
Of me road His resignation was accepted last wceA
y Assist ant Fl" i-t AGENT Allen. who had come here
10 attend the conference Of the railroad officers with
the local grain men. in regard TO grain rates III
kansas Cy and the continuance Of the recouaiSnment
prlvilccc Under the circumstances the resignation
was connecteh with the trouble which arose IN regard
10 the Texas grain situation. and the general IN
preston j., Chat IL was forced on account OF That
issue and that Mr. Mcdonald wa, made the scape-
goat for III. road. James Donahoe. general aErnt
II the road. however denies III" allegation Mr.
Mcdonald also that the resignation was not
caused by the trouble over r'llllins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

LARGE FIRMS MAKE ASSIGNMENTS.
\ LEADING IMPORTER or HATTE2S' MATERIALS
AND \ PHILADELPHIA FACTORY
EMBARRASSED


Roberts eastman L Co.. importers and dealers IN
matters materials ut No.. 10 ana l'' ''''''' '"
| ana al Lyons france made AN '--.I'"'H' N''''""
l" 'htiic' stone ~ SANDY Ill., y l. '''"'''
! partner IN TIC lH'i' me H'""c'' ~ ''' "a" az
Edw t,d. Richard =. and Nathan Roberts. Prefer
cnce, were given e" the following cred tors ID" amounts
| not being mentioned; The Factory Point National
! BANK, oi Manchester centre VI Peoples Na''hA
L@uh Of sandy liH, y. - MI MIRA NHi' Ia'r'
! Christopher II. Roberts, william H. I'Dcr''' J. ~
I Lafhn +. Il. Dupsh"c' Eugene ImIiI'N anu ilt''
y Woodward New York; J. y. H"rr flalhh"ld y. -
! Mrs. Emma {. Roberts ki'' orange l. N""u'r
| Newark; Patrick Brady, Bro klvH.
The firm imported every variety 0f matters r"'l'
and sole az % in tn country for IN" pushes
Of j. H. Martin. Of Paris and BAY ard. tIre q Co., -
! LYONS The hcn-c has been established many Years
ind was REGARDED a, the l,anin. one lu that lnc.
They claimed capital 81 about 100000 IN the bus
ness ami lad high credit DO thc trade Edward Roberts
tie capitalist Of the firm haA large outside means, cu
mated At IL 100000. principally n real c-'tn 100 Ne"
York City. Chicago. Michigan, Massachusetts aad Nc'
mont Iillrc years aco h- statement Of his real
- ., ,,,,.d . ,,,ir.ttor, If ~ M Ou0 subject f.
o>'''' '''''. 49,. t,,.
mortgage % S2i".-oo f'"aiu h"'fr' wa i''"'I''
a special partner FOR 100000 but bccdm" q general
r.rtrcc IN AprU 1-75 Withdrew II j, said IN H.
| v rho., yhl, hoc.,c martinez in the firm I'm
g., ~, niod IN Fr,,,cn I'm Iauuary lr-G and h.s .n
crc-t in the firm ceased May g. irr7. Charles Stone.
r,Io w. f,rue,1, 4 partner Withdrew December =
-, 1,bo statement o( fin. firm, coudlil1u on Jan
| l'7i' IN ~ ..-,, 80. ... . ,
!, 1850, siIoNcl do~'l7' F'l''''' Nb'l''lHt ="
,o.i, Ga ms. ltlls receivable and open accounts.
| . ,,,t,, rim. ,,,..i. .sya- ,;-e. s,r,,lu,
S463fl8; haDiitie'-pii' p'>"'" '''''"' surplus
! S3l3,lO3.
The Liabilities Al present are nov .ad 10 be about
| -, ~, a. ,... ,,., ia. . ,.,,,...,. VA
| c1oo"U'' l'o III" '"' .
due = the failure q Price, sherman TO- I'i hi
,o.nufactirer, OF Philadelphia. who arc indebted TO
''" -. g., . lam. .,,..,.,, t,d.,
| E"D'fto' '"NHi"h W. ~ '"'' ~ ''''
mems for S7e 900 reported to have been entered
-, hia against Price. sherman Co. favor Il
| tt, C,. bm,n 4 Co. TN. latter fan, fhinh, il can
pay all IT'S deLta ~ iuI ana inc No 'h"'' III
| order that the assets would moi D. sacrificed.
| h"O''t " ~, =, -, - ,.,a -, ,,.
| ''E "' mn. W -. -, t[a, ,i,,,...., , ,,, 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
NE ORDERED FTpNTrTRE WITHOUT STINT.

For several days during the last week a tall, weh'
dressed Young has fr'qu'ntd horh'F' lur"'ure
,tor. Oh West Twenty DIST selecting good, Tor ms
..,ansou In Chicaeo occupied the entire time OF
-al.,man FOR three lie gave his name as Francis
DRAKE In all he selected furniture worth $1,000 tho
fur for bedroom alone aIouh'he 10 soVVO'
Two detectives watched Draac's movements on satuf'
d,v when ne left ouers 70 a. he said TO the
METROPOLITAN Hotel. They found that he occupied .
small hall bedroom In Hat at No 320 West twenty
,even'st that his capital consisted oil Two hNeFehs
,.,.. and bundr answers matrimonial ADVERTISE
,,..t ~, had Inserted mr.. Drake >ad his RAJ name
va, Aduhus loeguord and that he wa bookkeeper IN
Nrv.Zealand lie was araicned ia Jefferson Marked
Police Court yesterday morning but no particular COM
palnt could be made against him, he was discharged
The detectives suspect that be was paving the way -
BASS q worthless ehssk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
VESSELS REPORT HEAVY SEAS.

All incoming vessels yesterday reported hea'y "ea'hsr
80, ~, <orth Atlantic. The steamship Obdam, OF the
Netherlands. Am rican Line from Rotterdam reported thst
.n on,roaching sable Island oil the American Coast.
ss encountered terinc storm Heavy gales swept the
o,, and raised which swept over the vessel from
-, 20 storm several the steamer obliged 20
hy, 10 and wait for the force Of the sea u moderate.
\o damage was Done however. The steamship bu'so,
f,op Hull struck the same storm ard on November y
80 terrific the seas that she lay To Tor four hours'
Tine bark Nova Scotia from Hun, was in the sane
r.,ion NJ storm or November II one Of her sailors.
Vnld,n1r Schonenann. SWecc twenty-one years oii'
,,. washed o>cilolrd drowned while irving {" furl
the lib la gale. The steamship Lrceate I'm rIorV'o
having seen on November - ship apparently oil abous
/ 900 tons fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
TREASURY FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
THE SITUATION NAY COME Up BEFORE TIE
cAhNLT MEETING TO-DAY.

THE SITUATION NAY COME Up BEFORE TIKI.
GARNET MEETING TODAY
Washington Dec. 8.-The amount OF 4 per cent bohdN
accented to-day under the circular Oh Decri'per " va"
81 59I 900 for which disbursement OF abou' eo''''
600 in money will be made. The secretary % inc
oa..,rv aid This Afternoon that in view OF all ue
coro,ions he would accept additional ohcrs OF - al
a re,sor.,lc pr1cc OF a sufficient amount 70 make tho
total purchases r. 900. 600, for which, he said INC
expenditure will be nearly $1OOoO'oo' me 9'o''
tary said further that IL was In'uAHflN lP"'a'pio
n,6e ,t.tnp condition., for him TO u.s. the fractional
ci rrsncy now in the Treasury III the purchase ~
hands for the reason that IL would Al once be N'HF0I
IN him in exchange for gIeeubacAs and leave nm WIN
a deficiency instead Of surplus. Ihcic i ~" "O'"'
Sl9COOOoO Of fractional currency III III" 'O!
OF which all bat S2.OOO,0OO is silver nan ""i'N'
il Is legal tender to the amount 81 FIO Only " " aD'
regarded a. part Of the available ca'h D'1'"''
secrrtarv said he would Ike very much 10 Get II mo
circulation Lut that he certainly should not care u
do 50 at the expense Of his limited avaiiaDIe al
The offerings 10 day Included nearly "a mlIHo' u"'
lars 0: per cento AT prices slightly III e3,c'' - 81"
highest price paid today. VIZ, 10 / - Inv ' i
OF IL per ccut bonds redeemed t"oay ui."0' %
circular OF october was Sil'f"o' H'"'''e Wv
10 d IL $3.50 100
The rumor thai a special meeting Of the Cabinet was
held TO day to consider the financial situation j. u'
trpc and rad no other foundation th@n Clc i"c' I"
Secretary Window took luncheon with the PIceiuchU
q BY 10 means unusual occurrence - regular 'ho0'
inc az the Cabinet will be held tomorrow, however
and il is extremely probable THAI the financial question
will receive consideration a. 1t i one IN "Nc N'o
President Is taking deep interest Just az present. -
Tho total amount 81 money put INTO circulation w
10 davis Treasury operations is about YbJo' "oO ds
ihuilS AZ follows BY purchase OF per cent bonds
5000 900: dy purchase Of IL per ctnlea f'o'ooo'
and by the purchase Of silver bullion s.oa'"n., oc
The following is complete INST 0f L" CAV = ~ a.,
ceptonces OF per cents: 100000, AZ l22' riVVU"'
$1,000 at 122 IL: Sl2O.0OO at l22 ~ Si Oo00oo'
~ 600 70 900 $4,000, Sl4 900. al l23 SDoV'VoUO
AZ l23 "a $3.50 900, ~, 800 OOO ~ l23 u rt9o0o'
~ 100 IA: $500, 600, at 1913 80 $2OO,OOo al 10.
The amount OF silver offered for sale 10 thc Itcb
ny Department today was 1,l2O,OoO ounces anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Mcadvlle, Penn. Dec. e.-Ecpor's continue I" como
in OF more pcorl" Who have lost m the collapse ~
pclama'cr ~ CO.. bank ana banker Of the CITY
said that a cautious estimate Of thc fctdl liabilities
would not be- le~, than -J00OOo. IL
may reach 100000 of coWac. nothing
positive is known about the firm a-sets, but inc
most sangunc do not hope for moro than % cents
the Goi!a. The whole city j, restless Iad excited
ihc merchants. even those Who have not o-j ciccib
say the damage - their trade will be con~deIaOie' Is
- may private Individuals had deposits IN the u"hF
Pitt uig, Dec. "a dispatch irum JohnSioNh:
PENN. says: \ lOnd for +.Ou.OOO hI, been entered
ON ''corl ON this county against Brlamai,T 60" III
Favor Of Stat" Treasurer Bower. The bond covers
senator Dclamater's Interests In coal lands here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
TIE STATE VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN

THE TOTAL SOMEWHAT SMALLER THAN FOR
JUDGE OF the COURT or APPENS-AN IN
USUALLY LARGE ) ALTERING VOTE
Tho vote for Congressman in th- state !, given be
low by districts as declared by the state Board OF
Can'as-ers. The total vote was 994.031, while the
t'tal VOC FOR Judge Of the Court OF Appeals was
l'oo3.133 The combined Republican and Democratic
vote for Congressman was SOL greater than the vote
Tor Judge Ea Dem. and Rep0 for Judge Of the Court
Of APP als the Prohibition vote for congressman was
1853 les th,n for judge II the Court of Appeals the
>ocaiotc Labcr vote 1902 les than for the heaG
Of m ticct dncmdng 367 mi,spelcl votes for Judge
and the entering blank and defective vote was Az
less. Tic scattering blank and defective votes reached
An unusual total being = ,553 FOR Consressmen and
2S9G5 FOR Court OF Appeal, Judge. The vote for
.lud,e uA4.r h. dnLliI nn -.-tLIdnN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
CurPRy M tyOyD GOVERNORS MEET.

sal meeting Of the Board OF Governors OF the Man'
haitian Athletic Club was held at the clubhouse, Forty
0r,h It and NJ >.son.aNc. last night Several amend
mno. 10 the constitution ard bylaws were brought up
Tina dirsion va. keen and the meeting In session
.n ~, ,,-v hour thi. morning. Secretary Hughes
fused 10 give any information for publication
The club is preparing for elaborate three days eno'r-
tanrrcnt between December rs and 20 The opening
,, m n, devoted 10 athletics and the final evening to
am a., brl and roc,ptl6n The Cherry Diamonds ara
ambitious - shine on the waved floor OF the ballroom as
we'll 4, upon the ctnder track. The election o. officers
viii be- ON october -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Columbia. = C., Dee. ,spcciah.-'rat interest
j., manifested in the bal!otius for senator l"
morrow In the General Assembly. senator lamp
tons term ha, expired and his successor Is To bo
elected Hampton is "a caniidate for reelection Inc
ONLY other candidate definitely announced T. '.hn l.
" lrby. prominent iu the farmers movement II
was reported to-day that Governor Tillman aud Irb'
had had q personal difficulty and came 70 blows II
the farmer, have only one candidate Hampton VIII
surely be defeated. His hope would be division
of the farmers. In case Of deadlock Governor ilImah
would be sure in - A darl. horse. john L. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
GEORGE ". SMITH DECLARED INSANE

George ". Smith, supposed 10 he resident OF
san Francisco and vice president OF the Nicaragua
construction Company. who was arrested in what Is
known as Tom G0uld's place saturday and was
taken to Bellevue Hospital, has been pronounced In
sane bv Dr, Douglas and Fisk He will be removed
IA the Ward, Island Insane Asylum TINS aiternoon
uuess hi, friends take charge of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
OPENING A Union STATION At CHICAGO.


Chicago. De-. -.-rhc u"w Grand Central station
NJ Inhavc. aud Harrison 81, crci"d for the JOINT
Use of the Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central. was
i,rrallt o,eucd to-day. The c"rcm'uc, bean as
noon with the u9furliu- Of the Federal niS from the
lofty tower by Il delegation from the Grand Army
posts Of this city. Th, va, followed by the dtdl-
catoy exercises inside the binding. An invocation OF
the Divine blessing Wa, followed by music, and then
Henry Willard Wa introduced. lie thanked the Grand
Army men for their part In the ceremonies. VIZ
Willard gave 4 history # the Northern Pacific Nl,coh
n central ana kindred railroad enterprises. and ,ad
that be- had known Chicago since 1,ji and had watched
IL, onward strides since that time. ON his first VISIT
l. said lie Wa not railway king IL some people
were now pclsct cal hiin. but fresh arrival from
Germany Ancr other ,p,c'he, tn" gathering dis
pcr-cd \ reception VT, given At The station tonight
M which there wa- large gathering Of railway officials
and prominent ciiilcn,.
The main building (, Of Connecticut bro"n'tone.
granite brown pr.--pd brick and terra Gotta. Vt
lI,rr,ou-t a.d Elnha It ;, eiN store, and me-
lauiuc and the wing. extending along tfth ave ana
IIrr- % -t - .oet ON tine former thoron mar a
;- feel ON the latter, are four >"r", high from mo
Gamer of thr>. tlornU -htIrr~ rises tower = l'''
,quar,, and I'll feet high. The train shed j. '' l7t
lore 1fo feet wide and -, feet high The interior
appointments are Of the best for comfort ana CON
NCnlcutc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

birmingham, Conn. Dec. CSpccaD.Thc hearing
ON the apphcatiop Of several Of the creditors OF
Albert DaSSctt, the postal card manufacturer 10
throw him into Insolvency, came up here to-day
before Justice Touduson. Enc application "iSo
granted william sidney Downs and William IL.
Williams appointed trl,-tcc~ dud j. l.. Matthew'S
Of New Haven. and D. NJ Bassett, OF this place, were
appointed appraisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

l"' IS t!c present speaker Of the House. lie Is
lhfN SIX year, old. Eleven years he WIS in
uiot'' BY Grand Jury n Laureus County for murder
;I'u 'lrd nom the stat. \ reward was offered loi
MS deliver 10 any Jail I'm the state. lie was subse-
Nutml' tried and acquitted. while his companion at
the TINE OF The killing was convicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
4 PROPOSED LINE TO nrreoN's BAY.

ottawa. Dec. = lspcclall.-Apphcation VIII j" maze
to Parliament next session for ai act t. mcorporu"
the British North American Ia lway Company, WIN
power to construct and opcrat' railway from Nl"ui
u,r TO IN, ~a~h1t ch"wan River ard 10 cAt"ad lis
lima o Iludson', Bay with all power, conferred 10y Oh"
Railway act . and to construct and operate telegraph
md telephone lines, and with power To Construct
charter and navigate steam and other Ne~>clr ana 10
construct and operate all necessary works lu |'Huc''I
tnrr.v ill., and also with power to acquire the me o'
the Winnipeg and llud,oua Bay Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
TIE ALLIANCE AND FINANCES.
ITS POLICY DEBATED AT OCALA.
Mr. HALLS STRONG SPEECH n OPPOSITION TO
THE SUB TREASURY sCHEME-THE OR
GANIZ\TION AGAINST THE
CONGrK LAED BlLL.

n.,. ,.,- a. ri. -. .,, ..r.,,,o, sc.sio, NJ
the Alliance the financial policy Of the order came up
for discussion under the report OF the Committee on
L"sisaiion This report contained the i'"o"'HS
amended demands
Fir.t-Ve demand the abolition ~ National banks
we demand tlai Nh. Gov@rnncnt shall establish sub
treasure, or dcpo,i'oric- IN the several state which
>1l Ioiu inV!,S Hrr't u" III. i',i' ." on non
pcri.laL, farm rroIict- and also npou real estate
with proper limitation, upon the quantity of Lana ana
|n'Ii H. ,cdf,, lr ,rr,dIy Increased 10 not
ll { ,s,, az, %. ,r ', |,,it,
~.c"Id We demand That Congress shall pas, such
Ia" a. man Hl', i'a,H l-c,it, , pti"i, pr,
er.i,'c :, .t-rr,rt ,y,farr 81 procedure in trial,
such shall secure IN" prompt D5nN',il'h anu IN
por,H1h oil ,.,n pltu. IT, o. '"''
y rhri w condemn tiic silver bill recently passed
by Coucrc,, and demand in Leu thereof the free and
unlimited coinage II INT. , ,., ,.,s ~,
i"nlu "e .Gi -, Ind and that Concrcts
lake prornp action 10 dcv 80 -puc plan - obtain all
lands now Owned hy aliens and foreign ~ Hai'hE t
nr ,,, a.' ~ -' - .urh - is actually u-,.d and
needed by them bee reclaimed by the Government
AID held lor actual ,ctu,r' ONLY >.,,,oni t,-.i,.,c
shall t, 49, Framed IN tio fltur as not t. build up
Industry at thc expense ~ another. We further d"
mana "'l""I ~ ''' a., -. t,,,',d , i,s, ard
ll" t',,'''Ari'. "l ~ ,,,.i -, nm ,nro'urs H.
ci'y. thsf the money n he country should be- kept
.t- much possible in The hand, 81 me I""pr;;
and hcloc We drntd I..'' ir,,,t i''' 10 tha
necessary expenses Of tho Government economically
and honestly admin.i"rrd -,.,. ,,..-. .,., ,,.,
,,at~ and Tsf,onal Governmental control and super
vision Of TIE means of public conmunicat'"n ana
r,.rlrtafion aud Il Dat, control and supervision d
not remov" tlc abuse now existing. W" d'Inauu h'
Government owner snip "i such means "i ''''''i''@
Ion and trans p0rtatl0n.
,iri,.d d.h,,. followed the Introduction ~ this
SP'. ~, u,,t,,, Pc, ,,o, Polk w.
report. ~ 10" b'-huIi- "l "'' ~"
minded the mc'abcr- of The restriction 'i I'VE N""''
PIr'H upon MI SP'"''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

the amount purchased C55.0O0 ounces. a. follows:
fifty thousand ounces at sl.O39: 10000 ounces at
81 O3IO: 10000 ounces - 03@0 1-IOcD ounces
At 81 .O325 10000 ounces al SlO33O. 3popO ounces
IL 81 $3.50: $4,000 ounce at SlO3lO 'oOoO ounces
al II .C34o 100000 OlrCr, al II.O31'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
srRerrnl,Rrn nLnsnLf 10 rnE AlC'NoRTIES

,is.rr. rhlttcl tine County Court House b'''bI'A'
who wa wanted for having FASTENED the cath OF his
wife Catherine VINO died In the Chamber ',fcet Ho'
pal on .lay last. went 10 tine Cor'neri ono" y',
tcriay and gave himself up Detectives '"NAn'-h
and Grilir, have been looking for him since SATURDAY
morning
catherine Whtcl died from 'oh?"'''' D" 'l us
c,... Lrt IL, t.c opipion of Deputy Coroner CONWAY,
b.r r.,t,, va, fastened by "a beating which she r.
ceved an. ut to week, ago at the hands of her hui,
haud C,roucr Mc,,emcr committed WluttiI 10 the
CITY Prison To await the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
MOEE cLEARING unrsE CERTIFICATES.

Boston. Dec S.-Thc Clearing House Loan Com
mtec has authorized the issue Of 100000 additional
clearing louse certificates. The total issue TO date Is
- .OGJ. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
nrAAE AnLr.rEE coMpNNY LIcEN,ED.

Chicago. Dec. ,>pccHll.-Ih' secretary ot Sta'"
day issued urri.s-- 10 the Co:-o idaci Bratc Ad
mister COMPANY of CHICAGO; it, capital stock il 5000
600. ana it, object j., to manufacture devices for
adiu,tin. the ,lAc, caused hy the wear of brake
hoes and io make other useful devices The IN
,orpoIatoIs are Charlie, J. Qm.cy, Arthur CIHndal
Richard ". Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
RruoR Aporr rHH BRAMLIAS CABINET.

News va, received In TIL, city strrcay that 70 was
,uo-t,d in Rio Jancro that Dr. Salvador de Mcndonca
WHO rprc~ ntd BIam "a uc Pan American Conference,
on his way 10 become Minister ot Foreign Affairs
IA the new brazilian C.DLAot-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

lsnk Of Ca~tleton, VT and las been regarded a.
rch man, Int II j, aid he also became oankIdt -
day. under the bankruptcy law Of Vermont. roo
cick ShermaU's li1billiic, are placed at 80 oOo
and bis assets NJ .laOnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
TIE RrAn1NG coMrANN,, ELEvArEn RMLEoAp.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. -.-rhc Law Committee Of cts
Council, This afternoon unanimously decided 10 report
back ro Council, with favorable recommendation On"
bill introduced l,t week granting the Reading Rail
,ood Compauv the right 10 construct elevated rail
way through certain portion, of the civ in order u
extend their t.lch. (, connect with the company
nroccct terminal station Twelfth and Market SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
SPIEATOES.

Elmira. Dec Z C-p"ciau.-A dl,patch from Rochester
says, .Judg,, Eum-cy. holding court in thi, city, to
day vacated With costs the OF proceeding, granted
los judge NayEnm in tie mandarin, u the seneca
County Board 81 Canyaa,cr-. judge Kumscy followed
up his order with Il sharp Icprimand to John i. oanch
field. Mr.. Eochwclr- counsel
An appeal TO tho General Term Will next receive
attention. such C!latory tactic are employed 10 de
priyc colonel No,c- %, hi, scat IN Congress. The
courts from thu ict> IN tho case, must ultimately de-
eide however. that he j. entitled 10 It, Today a Re
publican member OF the Chcmuug County Beard II
~uperv ,or, moved that the mandate Of the court -
r,couvcnr ., Board OF Canya.-"l> be- ol"ycf. The
chairman. Democrat. ruled Lat the motion should -
of prpcccdlns, rrIut" by Judfr l.. l.. IurNuan, -
TIo, Wa, served on the suprrv' .orS. tn" thcmuu-
and seneca case, being almost Identical the stay IN
the former county viii probably bee lt'atcd, and both
ca,c, win appear next ln General Term.
Rochester. y. y, Dee. Sin the election case
u Noycs against Rockwell judge Rum-cy toda}
vacated the stay 81 proceedings granted by Jud-"
MayAau. TIM, rclivns the maDdamus heretofore
granted by Judge Dayy commanding the Board u
supervisors Of seneca County t. rcconvcne n a
Board 81 G4uya--e-, and rc'nnya,7 the Congressional
vote 100 TIC IT ard ia district, %! ,cneca Falls. h"tu
Gcor-r Eaise, and w. -tau,hHcld tooh pan, Ia Boz
actually en- agcd IN tie trial u else" here at IN,
time -ct frr The hearing. and tits made the basis
# a vlgouDuS rght for 90 p I>tp ucment by Ihona'
Eainc, who aid the ca-c lad come 10 be- one that
should be considered with great care and deliberations
Jude EuuI-cy replied. with much severity Hal
+, - been conducted. Mr. Kainc-. from the time t.i'
u,tud.uI, vas first Issued. u would Dc much NOR to
the credit II counsel conducting the ch,r. IL va, a
most extra ordinary proceeding. aud the only one on
record. - FAR Il, rau discover. Sinc" l7Go' when
an order : e., granted DIS Judge Of the supreme
CONT and with four or I've judge, who could have
been consul ted IN t'at J4dcu district. JUICE from
& slant mart OF the Stat" granted Say ( IIo'c a
M. ~utl action Wa then regarded Outrageous.
and now 80 regard A. Certainly con eel Who nave
alien such % cour-" arr not entitled :" much con-
-idcrafon iron, th.. o"ur. In4' matter Viii stand
over uniI . O'clock consider further postpone
ncrt unnecessary ulc,, better rca-on- than ar up"
gwen are resented
~ d. 30. och. after h~trnG arguments, judge Rum
,cy GRANTED the order ,acitlng the stay.