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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TIE BIRTHPLACE Of THE WHITE RACE.

Professor Daniel q. Brint0l delivered lecture Dc
fore the Academy Of Anihropol,gy Yesterday after
noon on The Origin and Early Distribution 81 inc
White Race The white race alone has 'nn"cir'
languages. and Il is the standard bearer Of ci'Haph
This has received nothing either by borrowing or
~ eift from any other race he aid. d" During IL"
River Drii period. about 100000 years ago, when uh'
history Of the white began, the physical formation
and climate Of Europe very different from "'a'
they now The climate Of Europe changed rom
trop. al 10 temperate and IT'S inhabitants began 70 Dc
distinguished by what called alhini~m. The bidn' j.
Of the which settled in Northern Africa and
Egypt was affected by climatic changes until the mAr
Egyptian, became very dark. The females, however
being les exposed 10 the sun. were les DARK Al
Individuals II the white whose kns htd lHhs
dark NOIld tern lighter cDOrcd by residence l
colder climate The MOngOlan and African races
were not affected In This way"
He said That the idea That the white race came
from Asia wa, lot supported by historical or eroi"S
ical research but wa founded on misconslrucuph oi
the old Hebrew records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
CIVIL JUSTICE MITCHELL AGGRTEVED

Cvll Justice Peter Htche went before Judge CoYing
Yesterday the Gcn"al Sessions Court and publicly adj
dressing the court said that he wished to call attention to
published attack upon him which he considered Grim
lnaly lelous. He said that he had been described a.
'nominally lawyer" and counsel for cNShcrh David
son lie denied that he had been DaydsOn's counsel lie
said that desired the judge charge the Grand Jury
In reference attacks public officials Judge Cowlng
said that he had already changed the Grand Jury that IN
lust accusations against officials must De guarded against
He said that could any official whose case the
Grand Jury must Investigate, and he believed that he hau
sufficiently charged against injurious accusations.
C,i Justice Mitchell said that he would make appca-
ton 10 DstrctAttocy Fellows for leave 70 take the mat
ter before he Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
THE corr rs.
TIE CORNELL rNlvFrSITY CASE.

TIE CORNELL UNIVERSITY CASE.
Washington. April s.-Argument was begun in tho
United states supreme Court today upon the appeal
Of the Cornell University from the judgment Of tho
New York Court Of Appeals, Whereby 1t was deprived
Of S1.1O0OOO hcqucathcd by the will Of Jennie Nc
Graw F.kc, who. died i'm 1851. The ground upon
which the bcqucst was ovcrrUlcd was that hy the
terms Of the act creating the university corporation
lis capacity for holding real and personal property
was limited 4, 100000. The New York Court held
that the value Of the endowment Of lands made by
Ezra Cornell and the other property owned by the
university at the time Of the death Of Mrs. Fiskc
amounted to 100000. therefore. the university
could not take the sum hcqueathed by her. 1t Is
contcnded hy the university that the title to the Cor
nell land, Doc, not e in the Cornell University Cor
poratou. but it j., held in trust and Therefore IN.
limits II it, capacity not reached by me aIdpn 81
Nr,. ii-kr'- h'Qur-i. The restriction pi T3"Vo'r",
In The act II Incorporation has since been repeated
by the Nov York Legislature.
The argument IN the case was NWiicd 10 'hl'''
hour on each side Judge Edwin Country man op"non
for thc university TODAY and was followed by E-,'
Cowcn FOL Professor Ti-ic. who attacked the VIII.
Mr. Cowcu cd not con ufo h- argument. hut VIII do
~ morrow. IL VIII DE followed by Ccorr" + Com
stock for Professor F-hc and senator Edmhnus Will
close the argument, speaking for the university
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Trenton. y. j.. April + i~pcoal.-Ihc iii n -efno"
the tax National bank stock and turn hlf the -n All
remainder into The state Treasury /, causing uo li"
excitement In municipalities. That tho sO.calird con
servalsm Of the senate I'D not object 10 radical q
change and passed the BIZ by the heavy vote 81 u -
and that IN tie Assembly the bsnh' stu mor" in
Gucntial If ANYTHING naturally cau-e- distinct alarm.
Governor Albeit was expected 10 oppose The measure
bat it is claimed that he first consulted and gave
n qualified approval The bill would take $4,000
year ont Of the taxes q Newark alone. AID the total
assessment on Newark banks would be- reduced from
$4,000 10 900. half Of the laicr going 10 the STAT"
TREASURY While the Legislature is engaged u selling
available source, II CITY Income IL j. al the ~t" nr
reckless ~ passing bills for the ncca-o ~ l".i
salaries II ha~ Ouly been necessary for th" hungry
and thirsty local official tai, year ~ apply 10 ih.
legislature and bin has ,traieu"af been pissed
granting his demand. rceardcs. II local protest. ana
all questions Of municipal .cl government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
WHERE MANY SHOPPERS covGREGATE

shoppers attracted in exceedingly large nun.
bers 20 the store Of H. Battcrmann at broadway
Graham and Flushing AYES, Brooklyn. +. d., ana
they find many things 70 repay them for their Vst'
The stock d played is large and varied, and includes
all the latest uovclt;c, In the various lines offered
On the first floor a notable exhibition Of drc-, goods
fevOrite materials for gowns scr1c,, moair brill
iantines, Victoria cloths "a new and popular faorci
AID Henrietta cloths. >crses In lace or silk panel
effects well liked on the second floor is large
Vellsi,e1 room. flied with fcasts for women's eyes
u the shape q spring millinery All the ne" ana
popular dcigns IN women, hcadgear are shown here
including exceedingly pretty bonnet, in tnscl Effects
small toqAes and Lcshon hat. Mothers can also ini
q this floor large display Of clhir"n'- clo'hlns.
Msd.me Warren. inventor Of the widely popular
Madame Warren, corset is in charge 81 TIE corset
department in which there j. an especially l,iSe
stccl 20 choose from There also sOc ana ladic'
wrap department on TINS noOr. and 100 the story above
ar The ;r'. toy and upholstery departments, ana IN
the basement housewife find TIM china, silver
ana WOODEN ware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
, WEALTHY NAN Accused OF SWITCHING.

Commissioner shield, held an examination Y,S'e'"",
in tnc case II Miguel Caloma the wealthy "i""'' "''
pl,utcr Of Guatcmala. who was at.''''' ~ '.'f''
Brown. Of the Custom House. VINO '0"'' u',''''.'"
49,, ,.,,.., -, several thousand dollarS in Calona :
'io,,,i,r Consul General Ball. q "rlicmala' ana
- ,,., mon testified t. thc hi-n reputation
- c,ioua. ri. accused man himself declared 'na'
he had boueh, the diamond rings and othcT things IN
,., ,,r his ,,.if, and daughters. lie showed Tie
name. on many Of the articles IF jc~elrN ana Si''
, a., ,.. won. those ~ members # his family
l.A' 'l, i,r.ti.n II hi. act in conccaNng the
irrc p was 6ot he nd seen trunks op, me, v anna
,a,nac articles thrown aoon', ana .,c He "u .,rcd t6a
li1 10 ,a Simply sing through the country ron
'ne foreign caanr TO another hr 'o ~, ,aeS ,
f.rcl. VIVA him without l".n| Sully % s"'"T-'''o
Il.. examination Wa, not hhi'hen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

s,pren, c,ut-c,nral Term l''''.' og.'n".ol ro,ioo
sanemc 'o,tt ham'" ;, :, u, ''' o,"ol
sar,me ,oart sgge3,,, ir' r. r'' -, ioss d-s o.,
S.. Gl. 1850. 90 49,, 80 -''. II r,or. lnqra.
>umen. 'o.,i ' aa4 tii 81 Is, 80. 5iS
- slo - go ,i'. III 30 i'. , ,'' 90, EOS '' w.
3d." .a " oo.dt t'olt' rat l-Adloimea a"' Ap'l
supreme c,u,-cr-a roit n'er" I@T i5g iiiI
So. ~ i3,' -, i,,l. lS-l lC,3. 1876, $40
~ i'f,3 INA l0a,. 1890 H,l .-- '-" ii"''
s4pr'mc court rcgt, Fa.i ~ 4- o,iis 1866 $40
500. zoos ll53 i9n "a i',,f l'' ,-oG- 1873. 15ss
-,e - ~ ts,' -, sii a. ss si 7io. al.
slrrrne 60 # r'g. i',r ,i l,9.' '' '''''
VII, Of s. r. wooa o's: A''r D. " .' 'n',
raor eee oa,"a.a Jia'" N 'gi' and lag raui
r,i9 c'.'i GENERAL Term Hefoe s'eg"ek C. j.
a. r. .e "a ,oa,, p,ia + Pm. BEFORE Trunx J.No,
81 Is 49, ei >. Is - %, a3s ,ii..., ,,, m. term.
s1ign , o,l, r,i5 PAX Boon, pugto. J.
To. ~. oa 1870 lioo clS i-'; "'1 and and Had.
, ,, General Adjourned for The Tern
= Sonuo, plca,-Tral Term Part I-rcerc naly, 30
So. issa -s llei se2 le- ,. O. r. is'0 JOB
Common Plea rial l'm-Iart II ADJOURNED ""'''
AT, Court Special Tcrm-nciorc Grceefich. Mo-
Ctv court-rral Torn r,rt l. Il Tor Ehlch ,g-Ne;;'
a., ~ 500 sol 500 ,,.,...
Nos. 5..5 sG5 o.. .l5l. zoo GO sos SOL 500 500.
S0. so Sc Si1. ST.. -. 49,, linn.
CIV count Trial T,rm-rart IlI-rforc fiil ,meu,
! So. ~ 80 90" 6a. 2-53. o5J. PA. is5 3D. '7i'
1t, Conrt'I ril 'i,sa-pari fNSpecial calendar
c,,rf ~ General S,--ion- Part / .:or" towins -
.nd Assistant D.-tf,t-Attprney Bedford 10 81"
|,'ft - General S.-.on.-Part Il--Bcfore Recorder
Sn,stn and Assistant Di-trictArorncy Da'i'-No7. u
Court o. General Sos-on--pnrt Ill-Beiorc Martino
g. ana Assistant District Attorney Jeromc-Nos 70 ~
Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
EASILY READ CIPHERS.


Prom TNc NfNlTNIN .NNd'III' ~
Communications Ia cipher are not so secret a,
many rcr-ous suppo,c. The London core pondent
Of !" The Liverpool Mercury writes. Nothing haN
amazed Tn, Times people more: | helieye tlan the
discovery Of the secret cipher WIN Whi'h thcy com
municafcd with George KIRBY In America when hr;
Kirl,v wa. engaged I'm negotiating with sheridan. II
"a an alphahctcal cipher, and was 80 very cicVcrh
that seemed TO defN drtcrtloh bit Mt
Iabouchcrr once declared that u" Womb unriVei any
,. MAJ vas mt before him. and Archbishop Walsh
H. n,,ite a, ,cvci AZ this kind Of tllnS II "ouu scent
A. Mr. Iahonctcrc Ciphcrs, IN iacl' az nor VERY
every iscmcnt which zoe, In IN CIPHER IS r'i
Lefny. A all,rar- ard the work Is not, Is RUE,
,,,nd a. Lc very difficult There Is sometimes g'eat
amusement in the unravclling Of these presumably
secret methods Of communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TO INCREASE THE STATES REVENUES.

The decision Of the United States supreme Court
through Just &c Field announced In y'st rdays IT'D
une, affirming the judgment Of the Ncw-l ork Sae
Courts in the Of the state against the Home III
surancc Company, received with favor by Inc
city officials connected with its finances. The n'ur
ancc company has resisted payment of taxes assessed
upon it, corporate franchise or business, on the
ground that they levied upon the capital Stock
which largely Invested In nitcd states bond ::
which il maintained were exempt under the act II
Congress, from taxation by States. Controller " ciS
said that the eject Of Judge Fields decision Mold be
10 Increase largely the receipts Of the State Treasury
from insurance companies and like institutions WHOSE
capital stock was similarly invested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
p-syryc TIE WORK on THE BARGE OFFICE.

\ large force Of men were hard at Work yesterday
nt,in, M the Barge on shed into temporary depot
for receiving immigrants. General James H. o'Beiin'.
thc Assistant supcrnt nden OF Immigration, said that
the shsd wonld be ready for use on April 10 In con-
sequence Of secretary WINDOWS order promoting
vessel, from touching at the Barge Office pier. except
those cmnloyed in the transportation Of immigrants.
tho Governor, Island boats will land passengers at
pier No B ,nd the Gedlow's Island boat at Pier No.
g. East River. United states SURGEON " neral Ham
r,ond and SUPERINTENDENT Weber visited staten Island
Yesterday to select a place where SICK nimiErints
could be confined. General Hammond i SAID TO nave
told Suprrntcndent Weber that ward al the
Marine Hospital at staten Island could be used for that
purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
FRANK COMAC DECLARED TO BE SANE.
HE ASSERTS THAT HE HAS BEEN KEPT OF
WARDS ISLAND BY CO-EXECUTOR OF
HIS r-~CTT'S ESTATE.
HIS UNcLE'S ESTATE.

Frank Comac. who has been confined in the Wards
Island Insane ASYLUM for ahout a year. was taken
before Judge Tuax in the superior Court Yesterday IN
answer 10 writ Of hahcas corpus secured by Colonel
A. H. Rogers and after a full examination OF the 'is'
Judge Trnav discharged Comac from the asylum
william H. sccor offered himself counsel for ,oHac
and he conducted the case. There was no expert
medical testimony introduced in Comacs favor. ana III
the face Of declarations by Of the asylum phy9i
clans that Comac wa still insane tho Judge discharge"
him. C0mac took the witness stand IN his own l."
half and said that up to alout year az" ne ""N "
member Of the Produce Exchange. one night he went
10 a stag party and drank more than was eo'd i"r
him. on the way home he was arrested 10y 4 ponce
man and the next morning he Wa sent, by some @"''
Of jucelcry. to the Wards Island Insane Asylum
The physicians in charge. he said. had promised L"
let him ont last May. hut through the influence 81
William II. Macy be- was kept there lie declared
that he was a cocNccutor with Mr.. Macy under me
will of his uncle and Mr. Mays object In k"'phs
him i'm the asylum WIS that he might have nl charge
Of hi, uncc's property. In speaking oi hih''H ~
said that he wa, born in Ireland and that be hH spr"
fifteen wear, i'm France and Belgium 10 securing "'
education He spoke FIVE different language lnc
other wtnc>se, for Comac. William II. FOX AID M"'u"
Rouse corroborated his story.
Dr. Macy. the assistant superintendent Oh 'h' dN
um and another ply stefan from the n~utu'l"h' "'ir
then called The, declared that t"maf Wa sun
insane and that the story told if nm 80" ir NIn''
stand wa. a hallucimaton. tp'n the I',''''". ~
and the other witness 'oIr9n'i i,..- ' i,
AID upon the general Intelligent manner iN i'..'
Cninac conducted himself and answered il' ti'7N'ia
vui 10 him. judge IraN immediately sci "''" d.
liberty. ,.... .. ,,,
81 the court bat Judge IwiaA decided that ihc sr''"u
man was insane and 80 remAnded lin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Mr. Howard w. Gllnn. age thirty, died at the New
York Hospital from heart failure. resulting. u "Hs
believed from an accidental overdose OF a''"i'''
she and her husband went - i,r 10 the i"'f'lnt
hou .e SO 10 West Twenty second st. f." day. ago.
on Monday Mrs.. Glinn complnrcd 81 severe COM
and asked tie iaudladv how much aconii" 'ouih De-
,.t., ,,.th .,f.t, a. remedy. The hndiaff az
iod her ~ take email dO-c-. AbDut noon yesterday
,i, ,lui, VA attached With -pt,H. and N''ili i-.
She aid he had terrible pain 100 ihc region q" ger
hear, and She soon became in-cu.ihl". M "nuh
f.,e "a. 3D. hu' She lived only few minute
alter being c4rr.cd 10 the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
BEGINNING THEIR ALTON.
THE CONGRESS COMMITTED INsPEcTs TIL
sTErRAGE or \ VESSEL

THE CONGRESS COMMITTED lN>fEIIS I'M
STETRAGE or VESSEL
The congrc,- ional investigation Of the workings Of
the Immigration law, AZ This port va, begun I'D I"
prelminar, way Yesterday by the sub committee oil
which Conrrc.. man owen. Of Indiana. IS chairman.
lie and Congressman stump. Of MARY land. were the
onlv uenlers present The other, senators L'"r'''
H.. If Maine and MoIAer-'n. II No" J'r-~f 'i'u
CONGRESSMAN Lchlarh Of NcW I'r-ry. being critir"
I'm WASHINGTON They viii come here ia dn' "i i"''
Thomas ,a,arash Assistant sergeant tt Arms - ihr
IIo,,.e II REPRESENTATIVES, accompanied Oh" committees
4 room ~ the Barge Office wa' % signed 8" i"'
committee. superintendent Jackson. # Castle Tar
den. va. the only witness c,aulncd and his ie.t
morv VIZ devoted 10 explaining The ordinary "orA
INK, II the present system II landing hnniniii''-
lie said among other things that o, many as ""'v
people Rad been landed in onc DAY % tAc Garden
Ex Coroner John l.. Nuscnt. Nj Jackson -'fl' h'd
the nnrhooaa'cr contract 800 the Garden f'F which h"
maid $4,000 a year and i.inard i.-ln fAr BAGS 1i'
contract >culiy d Edward, pad sl.-oo year i''
the privilege # c>chan-ins money. vi. JA' "''"
viii go on the stand Today.
After 90 our.i'e fhc committee went aboard inc
r.,l,.. ..t,io- Chandler ard u,nt down 200 meet iar
i,.r., uf,h bod ,nafr frlfl Gibraltar "H 'tfi ''
Italians on board. D." committee n "rn'H '.'
al Onarlitlr and made a fll''l-N .i l-' .'N ~ +.'
.fecti.e D.. apr,tiaf'c ID nNf impress ii'h i"' %
a.f, l, .f. r.I'... u lHi been ,lrlf'f tfi .Ani
4-,,.d LOO. ihe general verdict 800. ihI' 'i.4 p'I
..niG d.. le lr. attractive. The committee "-+f'i
mat "a thorough enforcement Of tir Contract i''''
IAc oDma,if'~c riu meet a-a.n 90 the h'-c ''".
~ ,.nf az II 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
WORK or Tile ErENING Mon SCHOOLS.

The Evening High schools Of the city close their
winter terms this week. Last evening an exhibition
81 the work cone IN the drawing department was
gwen AT The Harlem school In Fast hundred and
t"eniy-hthst similar exhibitions are 10 be given
IN the school Ia West Twenty cighih-st and in Suf
iol"st. \ new Evening High school NAV be cstab
hsli'o next winter Oh the East side. near sXtrih st
ana an choft l. being made t. secure one for women
al those now established for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

master, Robinson. TO work In the same position NJ
81 week. He was held by the Federal inspectors:
The case was referred TO the Collector but Coionei
Erllardt referred IL to Washington. The point az
issue was whether musician Of this character should
be considered artist under the law The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury decided that Lowe was not an
artist and he wa, not allowed TO land. The British
Consul was appealed to by Lowe and the case may
be brought into court today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
o,SrttU,y.y DEATH STILL A WYSTERY.

Police Captain McCullaeh ana hls Detective q" NV
rifhs police station said yc-tcniay that they hr'
No.. noo, ,hI. T., discover hoW Robert O'-uvin re-
ccivci hi, fatal iulurc, on Monday morning. '7"lh
van wa, under the influence Of liquor Wien ne was
fonnd with a fractured skull in First 7t.' near INC
Hogcry The d,ic'uyc, said yesterday that '''l'''"
had probably been on prolonged -prr', ana "'
,niet have hurt himself by falling aiicr lo''nt h',
,,trh and money bat there is reason 1, believe iAi
he va. robbed and lctt'u in some toNrfA "iE' hi
hro;lcr the Rev. Norfi, O'-ullvhn. % ih' ''hN'"'
al Nnuut st. Vincent hold, 10 the latter theory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TRTSHHEN HEAR THE GAELIC LAvGT AGE.

The annual res Cevil Agus seanachas Of the Cache
Society, the greater part Of which was given In tho
Gaelic language. took place last evening in stenway
Hall In presence of crowded house. The music was
supplied by Professor William Baynes seth Regiment
Band. and the programme had II the names OF
many wcll-knOwn artists, both Of this city and Of
the cities Of Dublin Limerick and Cork In ireland.
The reception afterwan In Tammany Hall was mose
enjoyable Judge Joseph +. DAILY presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
DAMAGES FROM FAR0-BAyK OWNERS.

william II. Robinson. a colorcd man, recovered
verdict for 81 O0Q in the City Court against Miles NJ
Farren and Washington Jordan for false imprisonment
The defendants the prOprietOrs OF the wellknown
fglO-anG al No. -1 broadway, one OF the most noted
m the country. and Robinson was employed In tho
place. The defendants charged him February f.,
l--9, with stealing %275. They sent for a policeman
and had him arrested He taken 10 police
station and was detained about an hour when he was
released without going before justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
srocn ErcnANGE GorERyoRS 10 Acr.

4 REGULAR meeting Of the Governing Committee of the
stock Exchange VIII Do he'd today. tn discussion about
the unlisted department vii Dec continued and j. iH I'M
aer.tood tist l.udoIh Keple: Will press hi motion To-
ba, quotations Of unlisted securities kept from the c@rS
IL i. arrucd that II quotations not published with
.ioe X, the regular list the Interested o"uIahr' VIII
~ ,fv f,r t. .d,s l-iDn ~ thr -.rur.tl,, 10 f. adj
,,i,f,d that speculation In the unlisted department would
t re.tflDcd Broker, the floor generally signed yes
,rday petition the Governor, that no decided action
bord be before the sentiment II the board had bcch
aim ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
WORK Of THE BoARD or ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen passed more resolutions yes
erday calling upon the Controller 10 bring 10 the at
IGNITION OF Congress the clty's claim for money adj
Sanccd to the Union Defence Committee Of 1-Gl,
so9oo'O II, with interest mounting up to al 1897
Oo9 j2 total a., 202 G59 49,
petition for ferry from Alcxandcravc. to Brook
Bn was presented by Mr.. MocLns. Of the Twenty
fourth Ward. and referred TO the Committee on Ferries
ana Franchises. Another petition. largely signed in
.avor o. the East River tunnel sent to the Com
mittee Bridges and Tunnels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
cu,scrp WITH VIOLATING THE MARKET LAWS

Thomas Campbell. who keeps restaurant u" .'
non. yv..t Washington Market, Wa before 'ontro'F
g.. ,.,.r,,, ON a charge of violating the market
,.,,i,ti,,. b., selling liquor. MIR. Campbell VINO l.
hr.,b.~ ~ ey CONGRESSMAN Timothy J. 'amVD'n'
.,,utl, denied the aeon stions made against him. lie
told fine controller that hi, restaurant was Kept III
way tnt voald make J. monico feel envion'' ana
that all tae ari,tocracy Of the maGet took their me Us
,n"r,. lie ,corncd the mpulOn OF violating the
c"nt,ocr Myers aid tina, he would inyesti;a,e
,hc p,,,, In the meantime he hoped that President
W.,if., ~ fine Excise Board. would send him the
rttrr h,h it wa, .aI he had in preparation relative
10 " Toms" shortcomings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
GET BACK ~ DE RIBBER.


ErUH nc Nl.NNITt NIIFII'
The prevailing high waters and the dagger OF a
sweeping flood recalls t. mind humorous incident
Of tie great food Of lr-2 which J. glrh cHohgh l.!
repeat. 4 certain boat coming mp the MISSISSIPPI los'
her way and bumped up against frame house she
hadn't more than touched IL before 4n Ola uirhcy
,ammed his head up through hole In the rpoi Wicrn
the chimney once came out ana Scllch AT Wv 'pi an
ON the boat Whar de hell /, yer gwnc wld dat
boat Can't yOn see muffin Fust thing yer hho"s
yer gwne 10 turn dis house obcr. spill DE Ola woman
an, de chill en out In dc flood an drown EN-. "at yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
4 UoRy. BLOTER rs NOT Az ARTIST.

An important case Of violation Of the Allen Labor
Contract Law was decided yesterday. william Lowe.
am English musician. arrived at Castle Garden on
the Tmbria last Monday. lie played tuba in tho
hra,s band OF Rarnurs Circus while in London
and he came here under agreement with the band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

The Organized Republicans u the XNIlld Assembly
Di,trct at Aron Han. SO. LIB Ihifda'", last
night and Henry Gras-c presided. resolution which
was offered by Frank Raymond adopted cenNuilng
..the Of certain prominent Republicans IN nu'f'ng
the retention Of active Democratic parsans "ho
received their appointment during Cleveland Auh'hS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

make way for Mr. Robbins In the lattcr's place
a. Superintendent the Commissioner appointed
Michael H. Whalcn. who was superintendent OF the
BARGE Office while Mr. Bcatte was surveyor OF the
Port and has since been dOckIna>tcr. Nr; hvN'il>
is Republican and Mr. Wha EN- recently followed his
chief into Idnmany Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
CHANCES IN TIE srREEr. cLEAyLxG DEpAKrMExr.

N"f.'UIN IN TIE NHEETfLEiNINT UETIHT NENT.
superintendent william Robbins resigned his place
IN the Street Cleaning Department Yesterday
ana Commissioner Beaitc made him Assistant Su
perintendent at 5000 year, yearly decrease Of
1900 In pay. William McGovern. who held the
pace Of Assistant superintendent. removed TO