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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR INSPECTOR BrRyrs

The Police Board yesterday voted 10 give a
leave of absence OF forty days TO Chief Inspec-
tor Byrnes, who is suffering from rheumatism
and has been advised by his physician TO take
a course Of treatment at Hot Springs Cap
tain Meakim, Of the Mulberry-st. squad, per-
mtted 10 90 South for fortnight to recover from
bronchitis. Permission TO accept gold badge
given to Captain Hooker, OF the West One-hundred-
And-twenty hithst. squad condition That he does
not wear the badge. 1t Is larger than the regulation
shicd and IS studded with diamonds. Policeman
George BarnsrOf Of the Twenty seventh Precinct who
recently struck several persons In Sccond-a ave,
dismissed from the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.

At tho regular meeting of the National Rife As
sOciati0n held in the Office Of the association In Tenn
pie Court yesterday, Leslie c. Bruce was elected
treasurer to iii the vacancy caused by the death of
General Rodney G. Ward. The former officers OF the
association were elected. 10 was said that the deed
transferring the Creedmoor rifle range TO the State
Of Newfork was In the hands OF the Adutant General
II the State. There is now some question of
county road. which within 200 yards back ~
The butts and The continuance Of which Is considered
dangerous by the state officials This road is lltis
used, being scarcely more than cartpath, and Ia
the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
SICKNESS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Deputy Collector Gano has made his report on the
number Of absentces from the service account of
sickness during January. He says IL is the most
favorable one that he has yet been called to make
The grip epidemic, which began about the middle
of December, did not apparently reach its maximum
In the Customs service until January 49, when there
were fifty three employees absent account Of sick
ness. The daily average of absentees for the first
fifteen days of January about nfty and for the
last eleven days fraction over thirty Chronic cases
are included In this report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
la NORNANDIE OYERDUE.

The steamer La Normandie, of the French Trans
atlantic Line is overdue two days. Her agents.
however expressed no alarm yesterday about her
safety and said that they expected her TO arrive at
any time She was reported having stopped for
several hours on account of a arrangement of her
machiuery But she then only short distance
from Havre The agents here said that the steamer
reported IN distress on Monday OF Martha's Vineyard
could not be La NOrmandie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
MORE MONEY FOR MARTIN DAILY.

The Tribune yesterday received the following cor
trbutlons for Martin DAILY, the story of whose cas-
was published on Monday:
Mrs. j. Il. ossood. S25; c. F.. j. f.. L., Madison
/. j. NJ F. w. g.. Constant Reader and A. H. Brun'
nell. 90 each: A. ID. b.. F. NJ. 5. and Mrs. W ~
S3 each Arthur Curran, four years old, A. I. Woocy'
n. H. Kathleen and Grace, Invalid. VI. Il. Harrison.
6. IL. NJ, ii. II. r., q. w and Anonymous, 81 each
Mrs. W. b. Bishop. A SympathiLing Friend, Morris.
MrS. p. al. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
ASKING 10 RE HEARD on RAPID TRANSIT.

The Committee on Legislation OF the Real Estate
Exchange met yesterday. George De Forest Barton
presided Abraham Dsbecher brought up the subject
Of rapid transit and the subcommittee increased 10
ssven and the names OF Abraham DsbeCker and
George S. Lespinasse were added to il. The chair
man was requested to telegraph to the chairman of
the Committee on Railroads IN the senate, requesting
that before final action be taken the subject an
opportunity be given TO the Exchange 70 be heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
THE COURTS.
THE BIG FRIDGE
TO ENLARGE AZ

TO ENLARGE AN ENTRANCE TO THE BIG FRIDGE
Judge O'Brlen in the supreme Court yesterday sp-
pointed John NJ. Bowers. william Steinway and
Joseph J. Marian commissioners TO appTdise he
property at No. 81 Park Row formerly Nos IL
and 10 Chatham-st.), owned by Emil II. kosmas
and Others and No. 20 Park Row and No. 81 Nortl
Willlam-st owned by George Ehret, George lilieD
and others. This property is to be taken for ncreas
ing the terminal facilities at the New-fork end OF the
brooklyn Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
AN AGED MIYISrER G0ns cRAzr

Syracuse, ~ Y, Feb (specaD.-The Rev. Hamil-
ton Brown, Of North Syracuse was taken to the
Willard Insane Asylum this morning, deranged and
violent. He is seventy-nve years old Mr. Brown
belonged TO the Central New-York Methodist Confer
enoe. lie lived for long time in Iysander. some
Time ago he developed a mild type OF insanity. lie
him. 'e ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
co,.nr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suprem. cour,-Gentra Van Bt ~ P
R''tS D. SO s. S 8. s. 5. q ST. S. G g. CO
e. s"Rfe% 60. to s easd at i
sS ISL lo.S ioss io
1is5s, !1 5S.s IS: SP'i iS;S
lR;: 5s 81, is }ss}Ss:; IT,
400, 0S ias 1858 1870
fsP H ", 1877 P 49, sssi
3 aSis se:s se:s .sss ,s7S WEXFORD psass IT,
ss sa1Ssss sss a S5 2 sSs
2 2ss. ass s e2Ss 22ss 2@s0 500 asOi n,o,,,
s"s TssSos R%
w sSss,ni to ii MsplssE 'nf Duss
r., ~ H s Ts s 81 a. 1Tss '-S''
ssSsre5 ss so d5i 27s So 2 os sSS
SO yE eS Term-Pat IAdourncd for the
&C. s s g ri ST. 5.1 is u.s. 3S
81; ass. sa;y Ta4nassr, A Pryor.
Il 60 &C., Es Sc 81 &c. So S, ss
r 80 ST. s. 1 ST. heiSG
CIV CIV Court Court fIGi'r cr@Pst
short 25e s21$ Sl?s q, S2s sea s s9a $do
$5ls. sc33 1868 sisS, s2i5' $685. s5.5 sa0O 1870
yss ass as5s ESQ., as a
3sSs 3s5, oG66 1924 3osi. 2039 2110 092 SSi 3to
Sss7, $500 $500. 1896, a477, S5o7, $40 sool $500
Gtv Court-Triql Term-Part II!-Before Van WEI ns
S;ort cansa.-Nos 2623. 1928. 1910 29S6 3203 3htS
aaa9S' Ssss sSe7' $3.50 1853 341o, 1858. 1862 34So
CITY Court-Trial Term-Part 1V-Before van wScX' j.
oiConrt ~ C,cncral Scssons-Part I-Betorc Cowng IT,
ana Assistant District Attorney MacdopNos 10 70 Ia
elusive. ~. T, po,oro Snvth n
,,6 Assstant District. Attorney Jerom"-No. l.:
III-RofOrc Msrtine,
and Assistant District Attorney Davs-Nos. TO g. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Business at the Produce Exchange WAS more active
Yesterday on buying apparently for Western account
It was inferred that the buying was to protect short
contracts. The real business, the transfer OF COM
modities was small There were no engagements Tor
export OF wheat and for corn they were only $4,000
bushels Sales Of 400 terces OF Lard were made
but IL was not ascertaned whether they for ship
ment. II the buying for the short account tho
market lost q certain support and the advance there
fore was only interruption OF the DOWNWARD move
mcnt speculation IN wheat was controlled by Chicago
operators. Gables were ner and wet weather In me
Northwest was reported, but these were the only
Ostcnslbe reasons for IN advance OF nearly cent
bushcl. A.,
EXPORT demand and the principal buying Of options was
for the short account. The trading was not active,
however, although tho closing was confident.
Oats touched the highest figures they have yet
reached. Talk about the small supply was repeated,
bushel spot oats In demand at similar ad'
vance. -, , ,.
Lard followed tho movements Of tho grain market.
but the advances were not large
Final quotations were /, follows:
Wlcat-Octobec. 81 o6!-4; November. 81 OF; De-
cember, 81 Os; May, 81 II.
Corn-Octoter. 81 IA; November, 81 Sd; December.
So 3.s; May, so So cents.
Oats-October. 40 IL November, Al 1.s; Decem.
Der AZ: May. so 3-s cents
The receipts Of grain and flour at Now York, Phila-
delphia Baltimore and Boston were as follows Wheat,
eOb14 bushels corn 40S.1s bushels; oats, 1s3,4l4
bushels; total grain. 702,l77 bushels flour. 4O05o
packages. At Chicago, milwaukee, and st. Louis the
arrivals were: Wheat s9.250 bushels corn. 106,22l
bushels: oats 1S6s26 bushels total grain, 472,305
bushels -four, 20, s62 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
SHE WON A NOTED WILL CONTEST.

Mrs. Mary Eliza IIynes. who died at the New-lorR
Hospita1 on "Wednesday night while under surgical
oneraon was the heroine of will contest that became
noted owing 10 the length and stub5ornness OF tho
struggle Her husband. William Rose iyneS' lnhc'"i
a fortune from his father in 81. Louis and moved 10
New York 10 live life n leisure In 1911 nc "ch'
"a England where he met Miss Mary Eliza Mills q
vounc woman of great beauty. to whom nc soon oc-
came engaged They married on vcsscl by the
captain while on their way TO France MT. hSheS
objectinc to a clergyman's performing the ceremony
because he was an agnostic. The couple were mareo
ara,n in France and third time In London, 10 mako
che Knot fast beyond question. In 1875 the husband
S,.d ,cavinc two sons, William Rose now aged nine-
tom ana Andrew, two years younger His estate was
svorb ao3OoOO and consisted Of real estate in this
CITY,
Tho dead mans sister and brother-in-hw contested
b,s will by which left all his property to MS Wife
and children on the ground that none OF the marriages
vras legal. william IL. Secor was Mrs. Hynes's lawyer,
and he fought the contestants In various courts for
eleven years when he won the case Mrs. Hynes
Ived AT No 1856 Fast Twenty ninthst until four days
aso when She was taken to the hospital The funeral
viii be held today the chapel OF Cavary protesant
Episcopal Church, and the burial VIII os III "0"u~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

$685. ss;:s t Ss LAIN 81 e g.
s,s re 1:e sa Sivs iS: Palm. choice LAGOS
s'iv ssa with .'ss% c'1 sa.s
s 81 AZ e. e Ss;s
81 S:ss'ss e r.. Ss!sss
;ss !' asris :; onts
II ss:s. s!1a ss valentine Sss
' sn. :n ea se D'lS S%S
moa 200 s,'a au '' snd esas sss
s :ss: Oh at 1 e sAn. and '-''
o,Iss ,,.sr ss skE. s.m nss
Il; sssiss ssI:
gs ssaSs ssHs i: Exit Iass s .:s
4 .ssils % The BUY %''
fp1!s,ss 5Rssalss.. n, ss
HsgrS sof q nss ss'
Sal K kss
70 Say ana general trading M. mere active opaSos
'a ~ 3; s:;'ss
::::s :ss e. s.e;s ir.s: is; Con-
an the top grades, which are wanted 70 TAT exH ,
State oroeiy pail. t.ncy 2ss%sc % 6s 70 ef EsiS
si:1n.: ssfS fsssass. Il sAs s
sate barry half Arkins tubs O pAus fanc}. siia ac
Choice, iSo.lc good i7s1S Ss , IT. Ei
s ST. i R;is n!a: sAisS sss
gs. asy ~ fd a91o'ss q % Sss los 81
s ia fancy n ,n;, l2sssJ5so .eeoqdi Ege
shi hS sh arc DONG It'll. demand s
i Sel r. fancy S.sdco DO August eeso % ape &c
Western lat oaS,c EGGs-Very dull and IN some
csses trife lower. State and Pennsylvana lresh SS0
2a6osc :: icehouse, Isa21c; lined, 1sxa1Sc
sUGAR-RAw-In light demand but firmly held; Saies
29s bags Muscocado 80 test loc Fair rshned o99sd
% iss Sc DO sRs cut
iioc Cubes, os.c Powdered 6'sc Granulssed eSc
Standard "a eAc on "A,'' 6lsa0 31ee White Extra
&C" 6Sc; Extra &C." 5sdec &C." 11Iea'+c; yell
low, 5ha5asc.
7zsc Oleomargarine weak and lower; sales, ooVoo ID
city s.iec. n.,.
city quoted at 4ac Sales 100 hhds 4ac and lou hhds
yesterday, 4Sc. $500. l., ,... s,o.
WOOL-Manufacturer continue TO invest Doth aomes
tic and foreign stocks though not extensively as tne p
demanded BY holders rather extreme IN some cs.s'
which OF course retards business at this point hVefe
the business In progress shows full prices ana nooors
seem satisfied In every way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, n ". Oct. 1e.-In the Court Of Appeals
to-day the following werc argued
Maria T. Polhemus. respondent, agt. the F1tcnourg
Railroad Company, appellant. . .,, nj,
John B. Gale appellant agt the F1tchourg hau-
road Company. respondent - ,.
Wallace Mayo. appellant sgt sailie NJ. DaV'dse
and another, respondents Submitted ,,.
Macmillan Flcischmann and anotner, sPpeian"'
act. Simon Newman, respondent
Following is the day calendar for OCTOBER IT:
Nos 478, ATT, 479. $50, 4s1 AGA. Asa and 4s4.
In the Second Division the following causes were
argued:
Robert J. Anderson, respondent, agt the MARKET
Rational Bank. appellant. Dismissed under huic
81, without costs.
John Travis appellant. sgt Bernard Travis, re-
spondent and Jesse Travis, appellant Areument
suspended by the court and case submitted on Ques
tons Of law. and time given to submit breis as 70
the power of the court to grant relief III reHAru
TO the record on matters OF fact.
Rosa Richmond respondent, agt. the Second avenue
Railroad Company. appellant. Dismissed under huie
81, without costs. - -.r..4
The Gcrmana Fire Insurance Company, appellant,
Art John r. Francis. respondent .
Thomas H. ROdman executor. etc, cSspohuenC,
act the city of Buffalo, appellant. Affirmed by
'0' George Bechtei appellant ast the village 'of
Edgewatcr, respondent
The following is the day calendar for october II !:
Nos l,12s, 1929, 1,133 1,135. l,13S. 1ldo' 1'14s
and liza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ssss n :s.Iss 70, H. Tsq;
Suns c aasS.nS1 a. Lensberry 9ec411 o.; No O. q dig
NY ~ ss.msr 10. rcd 06e91e; Western nrm No.
LII ~ ssS. SPOT sad October. becembe 81 o. Nay
SssSss Isss;y 5snussy MY
o' sc %ssssn aaSiso 4sStac Do
EsSeG so ID % t ME- s s nsy strong
s sAs: H.: s;n
s.S r92e Conee quiet Rio csrgoes ir sac No
a 7sa i snss' Whisky unchanged Freight Liver
poo pes steamer dull grain: I'D Resipts-FleS' oSS
S0G Su sS.A SIP sSs0
%hss; 500 Sush 5000 bush. saicswhest 1oo'
Buneio. Oct. 1e.whess1Ne I hard dull; ,, ~isn
sod ss o!t no Sosshern Ssro' cis:ins s:sa I'D
( i Ss y ' :ss. g: = ~
White Oregon, csc. in store Corn higher but no Ss
%e 1so ~ n sSio; 10 a SSsc and No SS IL
s q s7 e . No g. ss s:s % Bailey
sss G ~ extra s;asss No scssse 10 ws.s.a
Ss Ss7I S..ens s.lIas sssse 49, 49, GO
va All: Spring Do sl6 80. Canal freshte un:sttled
ioS $50 bush sHiSment-By canIwhess o. 900 bush
g. 1
Corn 40 900 bush oats. 1900 bush.
CHICAGO Oct. 10-The leading futures ranged % fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Burger George. to Peter Moebus. n 15oth-ss. " Of
BsISsi so}oIys sar s sss and Mary
Monsghsn, woodrua-ave. Of Grovess years.
Saumaqn Rosa to Claus I, so6 Haarsn 4stAss. W d
i BTana Henry T. kmarsnt INDUSTRIAL Savings Bank
tsns M, & ssve S sarah 1925 Powell. ss
q fa year esSSs Heath cor
and 5SsS yss5 slf00Y Israel D.nie Conn.,
Sa4 psn mesly 60 J9 %SH'S 1.s
Dunn jysa saa B bSFis't &c WI Stokes
q Yves; EndayS as3snt e. 0oS, peso,v. Find ,,,s
Ass Da1n s sens. EnSs:e 10000 ~,
DSonsr P g aSS viii" Z" oA'' '''nS 1"
DObsr, Anton. and w!te to ElOse Breese 44tn-'s
2 Foi sa'E Hssslss md H. TAo' Hagen l.4sA
ST. EsS or 5oSn y Fsy %% sAeom. Rivins
t0n Si and s % David Mesascr
jacaas: Mary . Harlem sayings Bank Mslr''s
Enechs Louisa. fuller, Whitaker. n stanson-st
kSy.y Edward J. 10 Lewis Morris, 100 wavery Place
Kelly Kelly jas n II. e Matthews l10ih.st " Q
S' ssss2h LIT. In. Co. co, sA
xs!ssan; 4sa: s,s SdS to P'n'y'' '0'A'@
5 GERMAN s,s ssSSs' Bank ct q" ''''
" Lcar9 Andrew. g Palm. cor ssa''v' and 2ssA
ty sss Fred W Robinson. issA-'s
S Misshe ' Peter % David BaOcoek- +7sA.s
q 1stave (6). years. e1S 500. ,.o.. Al.
Null CHRISTIAN. to W Gallagher. 14Sass Alex
MuiIsr VIM f. 70 Corbess. TIfancss ie'th-s
2 Sr mST'" John to Wiener. n %4thst Sdave.
Poni May f. TO Bowcy Savings Bank 10 East 18th
s. pteYIs ssr' Geo To- GesnRer 6issst. +thavo.
ycars 900. ,.. MAJ. l,.,., . -.
ffgher, Geo, To German Savings bAhA |ise's" Q
Rsncud due julia 70 Scott losshs Of sshave
Smith. VIM, 70 T Huskinson 9 esh.sva OF 7'ss.ss
Smith Smith dSsrd. to HALEY. losh.ave. Of oiss-'s
Sherry Francis s. to Riyerhead ssyings Bank
Greenwich and Alban{ SIS g yr, SlS 90 Co., ,.s,.
Thompson, Henry G. b. M MOTIFS BANK leSth'ss
@ OF Bathgate.ave, 2 yrN, o, 600 ~
voh' Richard C. 70 Ress; s 1oethse . Of otA.avs
Wagner. Albert. 70 D Nevbors. . . Ath.ss. " o
Wagner, willts%, 70 W H Rcadesson. 2d.sve. .
Hlth.st, yrs, A3, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
81 WHITE NOT YINprCTIvE.

A. NJ Parker. whom Stephen v. White had arrested
for circulating false reports tending TO influence the
market value Of the stocks OF the Delaware, Lache
wanna and Western RAILROAD. was taken into coars
Yesterday morning looking much the worse ior MS
two days confinement in the Tomos. Mr. whiee
Vas not present but was represented by E. F. Blair
Refore the hearing Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Parker held
A hurried consultation. in which the former told tho
prisoner that Mr. White not inclined to DO severe
and would consent TO reduction Of ball. and advised
Parker in the absence of his own counsel to waive ex'
animation The prisoner. when arraisned before Jus
49,. u,h,,. Ala this and the BAIL which was formerly
~ 500. was fxed ut 81 900 The penalty Of Parkers
osnoe, II he is found guilty Is three years IN prison
S,d0e No bondsman 90 hand in the morning and
rke, WAS led LelOw to await trial In General SESSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Oct. TO- y. m.-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
day included 8, 600 bales American ,,,, 60, -.,,,,,.
Futures closed ar@ ArseSa OCTOBER and
SavsSbsr Delivery SS7eia5 sGid November and
ocemhrr delivery 808id5 81 Cad December and Janu.
ary delivery January and FFsn,gsry
ssSid sellers March and April delivery 9 500
3o.0id April and May delivery f104d5 42-64d; May
' tiaveston oct 10-Cotton quiet mddling. 0'c; low
ndddns Ole good Ordinary se net soS n SToe
to The Continent 1855 bales sales 1874 bales spinners
Norfolk, oct l0Coton steady; mdalins &c s nss
bales; sales, 1853 bales; stock. A. 6SS bales;
SoS ne consnsnt s1S2 ssl sd coat:
New.Orlcans Oct l8-Co;ton nrn: iniddng l3l0c
low mddingJ 7-lOc good ordinary, Ol.Ioe net
contnfnt. 1xsO2 bales; Gales. 5000 bales; stock.
baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

CoFFEE-Ko the spot ruled sine lowes t9day'
ss.. s';s o y: ss's
ss:e s:s S.,s sl0R so Sas &C..
cSso Csbeo privste terms Options ruled llte ree
ular and tie specuiaaon reached moderate aggregate
rise q S6 ponts but realizing then get In md final Ag
Hamburg. s@i pig lower. keceipts 81 Rio a9d Santos
unssea H. s1d ows Sssa +. us "a
jsHus,y e: sS Essrqs 20. e 90
s sssSn RIO sssrsnsss United s Ssgs a. 6;
STEADY Santos receipts II 900 bass Receipts 9 Rio Jyly
TO october Is 1890, $50 900 bars same time 1855:
Santos July 70 october b 1880, I005 o6o bags Same
time 1882 ool 900 bags sane time 1sSS $4,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE COURTS.
THE SUBWAY COMPANY ENJONED.
81 MAI nor OUT TIE ELxorRIo LIGHT CON.
PAN1Es' GABLES ON ACCOUNT OF NON.
PAYMENT OF RENT

Tne trouble between the electric lighting companies
ana he subway company over the rate Of rent charSed
By ~ subway company has ct last been made the
basis q suit in the Supreme Court to determine tho
rishh q The parties The electric lighting companies
have been complaining for some time that the rates
charged BY the subway company were exoroitant
when tho cost Of the subwsys WIS taken into con-
alteration. Recently they have refused to pay tho
fun amount Of the rent and on Oct E. L. Ridgeway'
- vioe president and general manager Of the Conso
dated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company.
wrote to all the lighting companies that unless tho
rents paid o. yesterday the cables and con-
dncts Of the companies would Be cut cut Of tho sub
ways.
Several Of the companies then applied for iniunc-
lions and yesterday Judge Barrett, in tho Supreme
in favor Of the United states, tie Brush and the united
doing = Il threatened to DO dntii the suit could b
brought to trial and finally decided The Injunction
wae granted upon the application Of Carter Hughes
crsvath. and II will como up on Tuesday upon argu
mont TO make the Injunction permanent Nearly al
te other companies secured similar n1uncuons ana ~
Is expected DAt all Of them VIII JOIN In tnc suit
within day OF two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
SIZE WANTS TO RECOVER Her C0SrUxEs.

Mss Ada Richmond actress was oomplaanans
IN the Jefferson Market Police Court beeore 'us"oe
ORsilly yesterday against Henry sayior the ses'en'
manager Of her company, whom she charged with
.a~.Bns a mart of hcr wardrobe. This property, Miss
R,chnond alleges, saylor sold for s6o TO Lester d
Williams saylor assistant to strebis. the man.
sccr. who took the Chow Chow Company 70 Easoon
penn, on August 20. Miss Richmond was 70 rcoeivo
800 Q week, her expenses and two'thirds OF tne
pronts. A company OF forty was got tose'ner. CO..
sm.s and scenery costing o. 900 prepared. but
Tiss Richmond had TO advance most OF the money
Es e>mpapy ylayeA 70 sool business, but shs never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
no TAKE TESTIMONY IN IRELAND.

Mrs. Sarah Branagh alleges that she is an hearess
Of A. 7. Stewart and has enlisted In her behalf as
counsel General benjamin F. Butler. The inteIross-
tories which to be taken abroad in her suit against
Henry Smith were settled yesterday before Judge
Lscombe, Of the United States Crouit Court. Tho
United States Consul at Belfast, Ireland, was ap
pointed commissioner by the court to take testimony
upon tho nterrogatores settled upon by counsel on
Russell represents the Stewart estate and William H.
Seoor and General Butler Mrs. BranaSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

AND Sa s1 more a SsSS1
rs w' andes q % &c sSs
800 O. 0s Ley fS s1 int Y 50
nals: ss S9li
NS:s %s'1s e SSs SsSsP:s
ss; e ss Co.'S Esic r. 81, S9s
ss:, ss: $ :Ss. s.
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