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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
TP1DESNEN. Stand and DELIVER!
A wOMAN'S AUXILIARY is GOING TO COLLECT
FUNDS FOR THE HOSPITALS

--- - -, 60
FUNDS FOR THE HOSPITALS
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the hcsPtal Satuioay
and sunday Association. not to be outdone by the
women NJ London i'm the line Of securing means for
h.,s,l s,,nort * about 10 initiate movement for
-. 60 tho rrtnwn retail trade
the thorough canvass VI '''O I a.,
This is field where man eoiuoil i'u'''' ''u oI'
vOmen-iOik VIII DC "'V'so'"oi ~ VS." -
1aer the direction of Ms Richard Irwin. tbs prcsi
do,, ~ tho Auxilary nearly score OF committees
1,ava hecu constituted, each composed OF two mem
A. ,iii.r,. Neat circulars have been sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE TWO ulLApRs WERE ~ NEW YORK

Charlie, Fox. Of Marbury q Fox. attorneys for tho
Uhd.h Government m the application for the cN
tradition Of Mrs Correla V. H. Miller. sprang little
surprise in the hearing before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday. when he called ex Congressman J. J. Adams
Ia the witncs, stand. Nh Adams vino repre-
-ents Mr.. Miller, took the stand and MIR.
Fox asked him if he had mt William Wadsworth
,uior. tho prisoner, husband. and Willard Yates
Miller. hi son, ON their arrival in thi, country.
William I. Howe. Mr.. Adamss ass0catc. declared the
question improper the witness privileged as
counsel. Mr. Shields upheld this position, and Mr.
Adam, left the s.aHa.
The tA0 Mlcrs arrived IN Ncw orb on La BoureOsn0
On October -, and warrants FOR their arrest wcro
placed in the hand, Of Marshal JaooDus on November
. IIls men have hunted high and low for the two
without success. The Miller, are said to bo IN
Australia NOW. Ihcy charged with aiding m tho
-WiudlIug operations OF j. H. Field n Coz In London
rs CON -r --lnan lhllp Is. Thomp,On Jr.. Of ken
tucLy, fui-h'd Ills summing up Tor the DEFENDANT
rdtI, and the case then adjourned to ii a. H.
tod"y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
DEATH OF AN OLD TCRFyAN.

James d. McMann one Of the most famous OF the
old time drivers and turfmcn. died on Friday at ms
home No Ia East Thirty fourth 81 At the time
Of his death he eighty three wears old, bu' almost
70 the last he retained good deal of his elry Vieor
Cancer in the eve supposed 10 have caused MS
death. McMann drove Flora Temple, who IN hcr daN
was the queen Of the trottng turf On the OLD Union
Course under his guidance she defeated Ethan Allen
Lancet Princess, TacOny and George VI. Parhcn.
McMann was her driver when she made her ri" ! =
record which at that tine was uneluaDed. lie
also drove the young Pocalsontas when she made
her record OF Ell IL on the Union Course ana was
also behind Lady Thorn when, IN 1855, she beat Lucy
American Girl and Goldsmith Maid, and established
the . 10 Ia record. - H.
To the DAY of his death McMann kept 6ree ing
stable IN Third st. Long Island City. lie leaves
family The funeral viii be bold this morning al Ms
home and the burial Will be al WOodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
HuuTvGWtY GOES TO PRISON.

Jackson Mis- Dec. special. The decision OF the
celebrated case OF cx state Treasurer Hemingway was
generally looked for this morning. and there was
large attendance IN the Supreme Courtroom Hemins'
way lad seat on the edge Of the bar IN mont OF the
bench. sheriff Handing, presence caused the prisoner
pang of despair for II there was TO be an affirmation
Of the necessary for the court 10 have him
there 10 take charge OF the prisoner. Promptly At
10 O'Clock the three judges filed in and took their seats
On the bench. The suspense was broken 10y Chd
Ih-tice Woods, who announced he case of W. HemnS
way AGAINST the state and began 10 read the opinion
= fine court i'm a ticmulOus voice. lie had not read
more than ore two pages before II WAS clearly seen
that all hope for a reversal gone and that tho
Judgment of the court below would be affirmed. coo
mel Hemingway paid marked attention TO the reading
throughout but gave no visible signs Of emotion.
Wien the reading Of the Optic was ended the CHEZ
Justice directed sheriff Harding TO take charge OF the
prisoner They walked from the courtroom AMID
solemn silence. followed by many fearful eyes The
mandate by the court ir his ntagcea alton In the
pcnitcntary for five years issued about 40 p w:
Hemingway asserted his entire innocence In mos!
emphatic and feeling terms. lie was placed IN ths
pcultcutary about Is O'Clock, his brother and othG
relatives accompanying him to the prison. The prison
dutA0rt say that he will De tetd a. Other piSo a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE CASES AGAINST ARcHER's B0yDsxEy.

Towson. Md, Dec. LIN the Circuit Court this
morning Attorney General Whyte called tho attention
of the court to the OF the state against tho
,urees Of stevenson Archer, the eX-state TreaSuNr
now serving In the pcnitentiary iyeyear,' sentence
for cmbeKzement Of state funds, and requested tho
court u name "A day at once for their trial. and sug
gcsted Thursday, December Is. lie added that there
wer,, some exceptions fled by the defendants e. the
that these could be disposed OF quickly. the state
WIS willing 10 make any reasonable arrangement by
which all legal points could be raised by the defence
lie therefore further suggested that the exceptions b
set down for IL hearing at 10 a. IN. December IL.
Mes,rs Carter. Constable & Cans for the If fendapS.
couie,ced IN the suggestions and the eases las
temporarily disposed of by the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

GrNsBrRG ARRrvrS FROM ENGLAND To rL>}
WITH STrINfTI

GUNsBTRG ARRIVES FROM iN'hfNp I'D FIN'
WITH sTrINfrI
Whom IT, va announced ir to carv rart ~ tt.
year that tho chc-, match lc'woc1 Gun,'"~t n''
T.c,t..r,g AZ Havana. had Iceu abandoned a, dr."
friends Of ". >tein.l II Ncwiork tho champion
chos. PLAYER ~ the world. suggested that Vhc'
Gunslerr arrived IN Ycw-Yori on 81, was HON" e.
London An cnd.ayor shouh 49, made io air'ngc for q
match bciwoc, hm AID oirniz TIE latter 90
~ossod Is vili,r--. . gage Zoo such contest. and
vl,cn Guusbcr, arrived in tIls cts TIE pg"pp.il vas
1ihnittol = him. bat hr preferred rather = h'-h NE
match with T-oh.cpru here. When the Russian
champion reached Nce-Noik. however. thry could not
come IN terms. ara As Gun,hcrs dd not feel ~
liberty 10 stake me money # hi, btrkef7 upon az
entirely rev mat.h with ~'cinz. III" project Of a
contest IN Now ) rk between strong paycrs az tn'
time fcll T. The ground.
Guushcrg, however. expressed his rcai moss T. r"
turn here in the fail and engage in match win
-cluitz aid in The meantime arrangements have co.
c,rIlngly hc.u going l,r I'll, crcourt"r Recently
these arfau,cmrut, wcrc finally completed ard on
November 80 oul,hcrr el,lcd from Liverpool Oh Tho
irzona which reached 10, dock Iu %rw-Yoik eafl5
yesterday.
The contest Is not lIcy to begin I'll tho first part
If next week.
The English champion cones here Joe good hc,''
and fully proIard To- make bard fight with 90
eorll's champon lie SAYS that Doc places all DIE r..
na,cc In The encounter upon h., Noutlc- a pla,
nd upon hi position ludIucut ~" = not Deepen lu-
20 study Of theories. thing De- Las MT rni''d INT"
lie antcpat- DO trouble Iu regard - the Aud arrans c
mcnt- for the match nd"d A' -l' Af lla come lcIN
10 pay, and that he intend, - d. $50
rD.lntL f.l, confident 81 victory but AT the same
probability Of lls being defeat 81. IT, alt which, VIII
al his col hccncc. he Is prepared for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
corrr c1LryDiEs roa TODiY.

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sup 80 01' q. Is,- mo ga5 ga 3JtJ. 34it
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE RAILROAD THROUGH GENIAL rAhh

STRONG OPPOSITION TO TRACKS BElNO LAiO 1N
EIGHTY ro1,RTu AND EIGHTY FIFTH SIS.
The Railroad Committee of the Board Oh Aiue'Nie'
us.ood 49,, yos,erdav to arguments for and against
tbe scheme of te Fast River. Central Parh ana Nor'"
Iivcr Railroad Company TO run street r''I'V%i ""''
the East River through East b sh'y lou''" '''u
18th sts Central Park IralsVe'sc i'"t 1t-,,h
Elchty.siNth-st 10 the North klVei' "''7i' ,t
, ,,'n., ,ba r.lroad company. conlehdcd ui"'
they we're simply endeavoIIhg 10 1'H' -, Il,
messed will of the people and the LcsS4"'u'
.,,r,isli,, a means of transit through Cih'I"I i"i
fr,p, the east 10 the west side OF the CITY i'o "
AN attack upon the remonst trance proae"toN ~ ,Ia
" sacke;t Oh behalf Of john d. 'ri"'','"' '' -,
owner, Of prop,riy in East Egh'|-lo"'" "iU ,,
9Th SIS amounting IA assessor \'i'' " 90
:, 30 600 ont Of an entire valuation u us
+,-oooo, ia insisted that two OF the signeF9 f''
.u o,,ou,- had never actually siGhel u' 'o"'o,'
franc. and thought thai the company "ou'u :" '"A'
he allie 10 get the consent of more IMAM CAV r'
propertv owners. A. to the SIRIUS "'N " -,
n. said thc company would he gad l" ''"c ''"' '''
. tt,,, ihroush Eighty -siXthst. if II were p'"'"
cable. ..t.,, ., tn fact that
'.,,r,,,. lad utterly failed TO meot tie pi'"l
., ,.i,r;,y of the property owners Deiha "r'''''
,I,or, and Thai It was impossible for 'he company "
ontain the statutory consents Oh a mayor
owners Unln HtE G CG H'' lie also contcndcd
shou'u noo ~ noiiiug 10 Justify the psopo-rd 1uJn.S
10 property in Eslhy ioHr,h u i1 ram over the
racks already built Ia Eighty siAth ~, ar" i ~ now
road Of the rranvcr>e 'o'd t'ioT r,e " Law rrpr,
DuiuE, ;t n,vnrrs Of the entire block In E'ehI HN
81 between Niuth and Tenth ny -. ,iG. ,ud hand
,lo,v the railroad to run through ua' Ni"' an I.t
oiO" W. t,ont wnuld not only rjurc one oi '' 49,
stree ,alovc seventy ee'nd ~ Dc' irl ~ riverside
T Drive e. They however. gave assurance o S%' wa.
through Eighty SEVENTH" w ""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
WILL THE MAYOR vrro THE rptvcHrsr,

Mayor Grant heard argument yesterday on tie quoe
ton Of hi, approval Of the action Of the Al!cumc
which grant, d franchise % TIE NcW York cts and
suburban Surface Kailrad Company ia The upp r
part Of the city that proposes to cross the a-lrm a
IcCoinb's Dam Bridge, run through portion, OF Scdt
wick and Jerome avos., and extend io Woodiawn Gem,
tery will, branches to High Bridge and Tordlam Land
ing number Of rcmou- frances have been nl,d with
hc Mayor. but only John J.. Eu-t, appeared to "p
pose the road mayor Edison. Colonel T.. T.. Wood
and NJ r.. Powell spoke for The project. Colonel
wood promised that the car, ehoun b. run all night
At twenty minute interval a5 pfc-crllcd rs The Alder
men. Mayor Grant gave both id Wtl odIy a.
submit their briefs II was taken for granite ly some
who Wcr,. present that the Mayors que ou- during
the hearing. and hI- general attitude. ind a,d that
d" stI believes that tic ruin of Jerome ave. q
driveway would follow the cons TICfiou II the rI
road aud that believing he Will veto the franchise
-. he did similar project. IN which practically Tia,
,imo people were interested, last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
IN ACCOMPANY TIE BRAzILTANS SorTH.

The work on the cruisers Chicago ana l"rS'""H
enar,tory 10 winters cruise IL the Wet lAo'o'' =
bcinr pushed forward eXpoit0nsh a. po's'oie' anu
a, there +, little to do on these two shlp-' tey VIII
la ready 70 start from the Navy Yard IN about "ch
The Atlanta now at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Is about
r.adv for service and Will JON the two Nc-'c4" me"
,i,ocA Of Admiral Walker, squadron OF EVoiuHo''
a. soon As the commandant gives the necessary ofuoI
These three vessels will likely 20 direct Z" h"Bs""
Jamaica to take part in the opening oil the EAP7'-o''
After this Admiral Walker will make cruise WIN
his snuadron I'm the Wc-t Indies, also TO hid@ anu l"
Colon. They will probably be In company WIN I'll.
brazilian cruiser much of the time Ia u' Wv"
Indies and the couricieS Na would have been sho"h
+, the brazilian visitors had not the weather D7A !"
severe for them 10 remain in these waters VIII prVD'oN
he nearly countcrl aauccd ~ the interchange oil oc''
and social entertainments by the two sqdadro"s "hF
together in the tropics.
II is probable that RcarAdmral, "a siI'cII' ana
Walker and some Of the other officer. Of the bfdziI.
and American squadrons will be guests OF the Low"
Legion at the banquet tomorrow night. j. - ~
dc,ir, of many The companions Oh the Ne" ! r.
CoInnaud,.ry to entertain the visitors. hut the It-uI
tiols provide that than ten guests may ~
entertained at a dinner, and not only th' huhIcI WI"
provided for weeks ago. hut more tllth ilt pJ'rI ~
nliratloS had been filled and could not be accom-
nOdated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE COURTS.
JrSTICE CULLEN GRANTS A STAY.
TUE TRUSTEES OF THE SUGAR TRUST NEED NoI
MAKE AN ACCOUNTING AT PRESENT

,-,fr TRUSTEES OF THE SUGAR TRUST NEED Nol
MAKE AN ACCOUNTING AT PRESENT.
Justice Cullen in the supreme Court in Brooklyn
tsrday handed down his decision granting stay
n the sugar Trust case, pending an appeal " V''o
o,,crll Term from the denial by Justice paw VI
49,, motion to vacate the inerocutory Judgment ap'
iutinr referee and directing the trustees TO ma"o
=, accounting Of their acts as trustees, anu d"
,ptIue Of the affairs Of the several corporations
a,nnrisng the trust from the time of the formation
~ the trust.
1rstice Piat denied the motion to vacate the
o,.r. If the lnterlocutory Judgment on the ground
.it r. had been entered on motion Of some oil uno
.,rievcd defendants. that the judgment granted th'
,-lef the plaintiffs Themselves prN ed for ana u"'
IN. extension Of time of some Of the Defendants !"
answer which the trustees said had not eAPreF' ia"
in the opinion of the court been granted colu'iV'}
~ the plaintiffs To delay the entry Of judgment
ci, trustee, then got temporary stay from Ju'uc'
',,cp. with an order 10 show cause why stay should
,,t le granted. pending the appeal The question
., armed ON Sa.n!day. .ustic, Cullen in gldntihs
,bc STAY 50 modHcs the temporary stay by M"
..,.iutcd pending the aretm0ut tlat IL uWN Ho'
,iduic the appointment oI the receivers nor d'ia>
.,, Transferring to them of al the trust properly
f. practically operate, only to stay the Ao'ouhu"F
Id which the Trustee, 50 ,tr'nnJu,Y obJeNtd' Inc
.,.t of Justice Cullen, opinion !, rs follows:
No stay Should be- granted a, To proceeding, unuei
i,p ntc.oCitor Judgment entered ln ohI' 'c'lo'' u'
loss ,h.v ar grave doubts as u us rr'I'' NY
power of Tire court 10 cHHp'l p', I'Il'.,. t 80,
a.. al their prrcdirg, q, trustees under me 7t.-"
irfcrfcru- with or dI-ro-luS OF t.r a's''. oi 81"
inst il.- u-i r,llrf o. Granted if TIE ou'r "p
pon- cciyr o thr rat ,, i"I Ii' cav P1' 6 com
r, he'd - enter Jud -Wchi iu Ift .'--'l>' NV .
aao lra ol "" g. Ion , ara W1cn ~ I'm m,
fII,,n fine qr.- ,Iou T. serious one AMI p''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
JrGfRo. THE JAPANESE, REsByrEyCED.

A large crowd gathered IN the Court Of oyer ana
rcrmlner yesterday ~ hear pronounced what VII! PROB
ably lie the last sentence of shibuya JugT0' tho
Japanese sailor who murdered Murs Comni a ielID"-
sailor al No - Jalnesst. on November 10. loo9.
liz. VIZ, tried IN the OF oyer and Terminer. Justice
brady presiding IN December OF last yea4 was found
unity and va, sentenced % be executed in the week
beginning on February last. The efforts 20 prevent
me execution OF the sentence are well known 10 tho
-ufur When he was brought before Justice BRADY
tcst.r!ay the condemned man did not snow any more
ms of feeling about what hI, tate would be than q.
dd M the trial. he made 10 response . the FORMAL
.,estl,u ~ lie Justice why sentence should not DO
r,>d lie uAe =, u-crccd Ia De executed according -
law IN the week beginning on January -, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
rop 4 B4SEB4LL CONFERENCE.
CINCINNATI MAY REMAIN IN TEE NAHUM ~
LEAGUE AFTER ALL.

n l.
,oooinq between the conference committees oi d"
xa,onal League aod the Ameri' an AsHo i''I"l WIZ
,id q, = fow DAYS but It has not been dell"H
vet whether tn meeting Will be h''u J" e, nd, H.
,,ttshurg The confer nee VIII not "hI! N'', ~
-, -, tLo fighting factions in the baseball "'' H. o"' va
l''' -, ar .uit, for the two major baseball ois'n'
o,o.s t,r next season. In spite Of ruhoi' " -
law T. is probable that Cincinnati VIII continue ~
national League. and the circuit oil t'''
remain UnbIoAel ,,. ., ,,,. American
-. j. ro, 20 certain. Tho Syracuse I'l'u' 'n1
..o.,..t.r as viii b. bought out anu "'', p ,
poson Philadelphia and chicago. ~ " .s
49,, r,l ul,n on which tho club-o"heI' ar "'" 49,,
~. Ia three cites named viii. OF e0Hr''' d. rep"
il, Gin, a.,o.iat on by cNFlal'is L'"s1, a.
,,.3can Association VIII be- presgnt1 10y - ""
\bc Of $. Louis; william BiIme' oil h'''''''
,ucn " Thurman Of Columbus al 'l' 'o,'"'7 -.
ence A. g. Spad!ne, o. C"'at'' 'o"' - ,',.,...t
New-Yo and C. H. bNI''' ="
fbe Naio0al League. $500 co. ,h
The a.ars of tuo two Ncw.lork cIuo' arr n'" ~,
hand, Of the attorneys and t'f" II l'"'.' " .It ~
ion Jthn b. Day viii certainly Dr. "' ~
>,y,yor... r,pr.,cntltiNe club. 1t ha' NOV ''' ~,
,. ,,re,l,,r fine tam shall play on th' POLO "I'NHu
~, a, brotherhood PARK, although Lht ia'tI -'o"' vs."
.lt.lv be select d. Thc name. however VIA '' '''
and On. chancA Tat n" people VINO VIM ~.
~, ,, in thi, city next season VIII 90 80 -.
3D. Tier. have been lolo Grounds anu y " ''
-. a,d that's enough. Me--r-. Day j. W 9i'"
~, TALBOT, ard Robinson viii Visit le uP''""
NV d,,, and dcAntl y select the -iie iof t'' H'"
club. 49,, ......1,.. ,,. r,.
D..n,tch.s from Cleveland say that the 'ff'Nl"''''
- ~, Ie,sr. A. l. JoAu-ou, 4, fun.nR away
~ and 10. ng much nc-n aid r't lie ini '''.N ''''
y N. National L,aru- did NOS pay him h'''} y ", b
lii mouth smut he would % some tfrb- th-' q"
saws that II The National League does NOT 800
he will make it cost the cluboNnrr' -'Ooo1
, Tod of Johnson. ;hr.a,. National l."agne InAy'
said. "rhe League made Johnson fair PROPOSITION "'"'
d.. ,.fusd and now be- whining iE" dog because N
did NOT accept IL. Nh, Johnson ti"s a. o-' "'"'
,,iepd. saw through Ai> hat livery tA' h' ppm j."
=, q. .,-.. hin, a. many dOllar-.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
= = prSUALL AyYI0rs r0a TRIAL

Charles j. Pcshall, who is under Indictment charged
with lbclng John Nrcdca burgh, secretary OF ul'
American Kennel Club, appeared in Part u OF General
session Yesterday 10 demand an immediate ula!' Ii'
said that attacks were being made on him. Mr.. brco
hi, boud,man. and Others and he wanted the WIN
ncatlon 10 stop.
Assistant Di,trictAitorncy Bedford said that Mr.
Pc, hall would be tried soon as some OF me III
dict.d men who were not out on ban hdd had thtr
l,aD. attended -. 1hr accused man then -itd ihdi
he would almost De willing 10 - to the TOmbs &"
.ccuro al early ti.al. but Jude Fitzgerald SAID that
he would have Mr.. Pc,hall alrdigncd soon ~ pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THAT DEADLY INSULT ~ A STREET CA2

The nan WHO nsulted James Perry In brooklyn morse
car last week was no: Robert Parks the well.kno"n
grain broker of the Produce Exchange, and Mr Parks
AID his friends say II Is man who Is indebted to
Mr.. Parhes himself which makes his offence more m'N'
cussbe Mr.. Parks srrv we'd home from the South On
SUNDAY and when reached his onice NO. f1' Produce
Exchange Building. yesterday, ne sent for MI Perry
When old soldier Mr. Parks he immediately SAID
tat IL another who had called him hog ana
lad bet him 500 that he had not his leg at Gcttys
burg. Mr.. Parks and MIR. pedrich. an employe IN Mr.
parkss Office. guilty william Spaud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
EVA HAMILTON NOT TO BE PROSECUTED.

District Attorney Fellows yesterday recommended
10 Judge FITZGERALD in General Sessions that Eva llaml
TON who is under indictment for conspiracy for palm
inc off a bogus baby on her husband. Robert Kaj
Hamilton be released on her own rccoSnizancc II"
,crotc on the Indictment that the dcath Of Mr. lIam
, voild greatly hamper "A prosecution Of the charso
rudge fitzgerald refused to ACT in the case. be
an Assistant District Attorney when The Indictment
Wa fnlnd and the application Will probably b" made
TO another Judge to DAY. -
" Iisnua J. Mann ard Mrs. r. Anna swin'on. who
were Indicted with Mrs Hamilton, were released On
I,tr Gun rccoruzauce. Mrs. Hamilton Is not vet
udD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
FREE LrcrrRES FOR TrtcUCRS

The free public lecture course Of the New York Col
leee for the Training Of Teachers. No. . University
Place, will begin Tuesday. January ~. at D. m.
and will be continued on each successive Tuesday until
Inc course Is finished The lectures which will hr
given in the Assembly Hall Of the college specially
designed to interest the teachers OF this ct. Tho list
4 lecturers comprises the names Of Nathaniel L. Brit
ton George +. Hardy. Hamilton ". Mahic Geor.r
les, l.. X. klcmhi, George Gunton and a. Y. Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
The
Natural
Carlsbad
Sprudel
Salt.

,Iaornen's Committee on Railroads, charging insuf-
dcient accommodations and want Of shelter for pas
seuccrs The cars also, it was alleged, were noe
RIM 10 connect with the ferybOats. superntendent
I t for The company. promised that some Of me
1ishcd for improvements should be made and mor0
cars should be run.
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,wcov FILLER WANTS MS MONEY

1aw.ou ~ Fuller had consultation with District
Attorney Fellows yesterday abb the $500 which Mr.
Fuller lost ly the Electric sugar Refinery s~lnde Par
ou- Howard who Is serving a term In prison. In
vested Mr. Fullcr's money in stock farm near Am
,rhor Mich Me,srs C0urel and Robertson. officer
Of the company secured an attachment on the farm
when towards methods were exposed; aid the siit
about the properly VIII come up H. Mchlfah c0nr
nnxt Uerl, Mr. Fuller thinks he ha> a rgh' to "a
much Of the farm rs paid for with his money, bu,
did not care 20 say yesterday What acton ne INTENDED
IN
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THE ITALIAN. M.yGArDLr. NAY RECOVER

Pasqualc Maugardle. the Italian Who WAS hrhed IN
tne 81 mach and shot ia the back GA sunday AZ First
ave- and one hundred and ccv, nth st., believed 10
have a chance Of recovery yesterday. TN" surgeon, I'm
the Harlem Hospital extracted the bullet. which hat
p,.,cl through nj, LETT lung and had ed In the
brca,tbonc MancaiGe told the p.lc' Gt, a man
named Frank" shot him. but he rcfu. b. - give any
mor, inf rrnation Thomas Murphy. who was arrested
for kcliug Manageable, refused t. tell what hc hu>w
about the .hootinE. lie WI, rcn1ndci al the Harlem
Police Iourt y,strray. The police expect 10 arrest
the man who shot Mdnealdlc.
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pprp,RryG FOR THE ICE HARVEST.

CatshIl. Dec. Notwithstanding the fact that
several OF the Hudson River ice companies ar
in difficulties owing to the failure OF the Ice crop
last winter several firms making active prep
aratiOuS along the river for increasing their
storage cap,citv A 1OOOOtOn addition Is ~
ing made 10 the best house below Catsklu. and
above this point several Zee houses are beinS built
The KncherbocEcr lee Company las house undc
construction which viii contain nc1sly 10000 ton
and another OF sin lrler dimensions Is LSing built
at Abbey Island. near ALBANY.