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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
~. r. UODSON ENTIRELY GUILILESS.
TIE DIsTRIcT.ATTORNEY AND THE JUDGE In
ONERATE HIM-DIsMISsAL OF THE
INDICTMENT.

Colonel Fellows appeared before judge Cowihg II!
General sessions yesterday and moved the dismissal
II tho Indictment found recently against iorato W. F.
iIrt-pn lawyer OF No IL wallst. Oh the charge o'
keeping Fl 100 which he had collected Tor Client Mr.
Merrill. Tho indictment found on an OK paTe
statement while the accused was out OF the CITY
on acc cunt II his Ill health and the fatal sickness OF
brother. When nc returned 20 this city and heard
~ tho arcu~tOn no once showed THAI Ia had q"
posted the msnsy In bank pending settlement Of his
claim for frc and costs incurred. Colonel FELLOWS
aid that a great injustice had been done Mt liohson
and Judge Cowing at oncc d!snl>>ed tho Indictment
In the course OF hts remarks IN moving FOR IN"
dismissal Of the indictment. Colonel Fellows said II
IL perfectly clear tha: there no Thought - lsrcny.
yat the lnwycr dd precisely what h" had richt 70
o. having collected an amount Of money mit OF which
there ven certain costs dlsburscnri e up,n which
Ec may OF may not have clama matter 10 be IN
v~ttga"d and determined IN n civil Mt"n II f. clear
that a grave inInS" has been don" I" NJ. liod 'o'l
ofdunrly | should have nci the Indictment In r'urt
with rny iudor>rmcnt upon ~ Llca without any word.
hut lawyers srcrcss IN NJ depends Absolutely upon
,hc credit and faith which /, given 20 liN h0ror and
f. ,ccrty IN dealing With D., clients. and have Thought
that statement II Mr.. liod-nS conplrt" lnnoc~ii''
II this charge ought ~ he mar Ia "a" must pnblc wdy
.~.hic submit the lndl,n,cnt And aek that It may
be d. smisscf.'
Jui.,. tuwiu, ~api. think nn ~" statement %!
the District Attorney that tier Nc. Ia" in"T' Z
.hlipw a reason FOR the NufIns II tAc tudc tWcht
N,ry "a cIiliy direct d'ini>-rI pi IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
AZ ITALIAN BARK BURNED.

The Italian bark Padre Ncn" wh'ch '''''" ''D,
C,olc a small English seaport. toF iue"o' -, n'
v.s hurucd AT sea on August l., but her ere" Wv.
rescued and arrived at Buc"o' A!reS o" ..r
rh, ,yeuo Wa a modern vessel ct 60 ions r'e'
, ,. in.d,,l with "A cargo II General mcrch"D"''e'
Sne wn, commanded by Captain Aycno who was ~
,h,rcc Of A crew Of Gftccn men, Inc Nie W"
4. coycr.d when the bark was In lattnde ID SUM-" a
longitude 80 west. The haichc' were p'''e"e ',.v n
hut the flames had gained too stt"ne neauNa. ~,
ho smo,h.rcd and burst through the hatch"ays WIN
nry spreading over the rigging gal, was ras;":
=, N. time hut the men ba,tlrd bravey 10 s"pu"s
IN. fire. Late In the afternoon captain Aveho ue''N
to abandon the ship and lowered the iieoo'' r,can
,,rI Mary +. russell which sailed from thi, port y"
lime ~. She picked up the nr,t mate sd ' "a, resi-
who had remained near the Ayen" , ~,,e a snip
Tie mate his party arrived III a., E%e .cyer hours
rv stvo,d the Norwegian bark Loyal urrNeu
tho rest Of the crew Of the AsnS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE ACCIDENT ~ THE NEW ARE

The a',.d"!r' g. the ne" 'rII r. Hr"Nh whrh ne
o.-liltcd IT," aliI.G"uicut - tir contractors ril
TIP "n Thai ,dt,, vi, -t.ulCt ~ rrE'ih h"h>''"h
Il the Nayy Yard S",tcIdti. unc Il IN" "h,"r' 'aid
III, T. Ia, fIc that any ono II the tiainir sips
La icuIuc ",;I l"r ii.al Tap .:'r'pct"'. but
r npI,>>l" j. s;n..: that "a, a't idc.t would not
have ,ctilr had not tic ,ugIHr, bccn r.l To- their
c,tr'iIc Imi e. eo the cAcrs, ui or c poser I the
premium. Ia. Zip WITS TIE trial preliminary 10 the
O!lci.d steam trial. and the ship and eneIno, we're
under the ,uitiui II the expert employees ot The con
tractor, with force 81 $50 MA lNs. oilers. stOk ~
and otacr-. Just c!n: Wa, being made TO pu. h
her the gncN stopped .udlt ard il was found that
tho rc,f,tlaft ~ the nrw.ih en- S,u broken size
had Ia v,ik back 10 lie >hipt1id with ono engine.
The .leilhchnt IA is that the contract calls
for 1000 horse power. with 200 premium for eerll
horse power above that. Tho contractor hopcs to srt
A.3oOhorsr power, and this wnald mean 10000 pro
mum In cArss Of the C0ntrnct price rho accidents
10 the Phi!ndc phlar machinery ana this une TO the
Newark has raised the question whether some Of their
part arc not too light. Tie damage to the Ncwar, IL
not serious nay be repaired within another week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
PROPOSALS FOX AMY GT';S

Wn,lingt ~. &C.. 20 Adv"rI- m"n'> f." proro 'rlr
Lave. h.c, i~>,"i from the VIZ u"pi'tucn u'd'r tn
TO- oI on. of tn l"Iti I...,, a'f "l o.: LIT >c~s III
Culi.:,-.. for furnishing TIE '!inhn'' Department
~ tie Army nh -, ''C!t .nch - ter lHth and -
twelve inch Steel gHii> aud aminau.t,'n .Ir tcr T. s.
or p.,u., al To- BE- Oi Aurrirnr Irli.nisctur'. The
advert cement t pu,ic, hat oI:ih ~ tn gan,
may l.. c",i-tnc;"N on Tie lHi'c Coast. i'r al
WEI lc received ur'n > "',."r: Tur,fav. Dr"cmbcr
L. I.ddci~ are Informed that spec icitois fr the
gH'ls VIII be- Iriit 10, tn" D., !iMrnt frv days
and l." I'D .Ipn dppi. iiiuu Ia The ~ uict,Ir
L. ,I l'i~ II -p'' d.!.t p~.p'> il> VIII b i've!
construct at iIc cent ~, II. thirteen III the
ten ih''I .nd siN ." t." twelve inch guns above
men Toned the Pacific Cci.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
cc sBAYNE'S BROTHER ARRESTED.
OBTAINING MONEY on FALSE PRETENCES-
THOUGHT TO DE INSANE.


rnomas II. shaync. brother OF C. C. shayne. tho
roll known fur merchant Of this city, has been arrested
~ washington for obtaining money under false pre-
,n,..s CAPTAIN +. T. Gross, OF the Mint, personal
tr,ord n, c. c. Shayne. was asked some days ago By
h,. 20 hcep look out for his brother. who. no was
,od "a bclieye was OF unsonnd mind and had been
oncored in several places lately In fraudulenuy Oh
tain,nc money. Only few hours after this j. r.
,r.s called at Police Headquarters In Washington
md said that on Monday last shayne had obtained
sGo from him on . draft on NcwYOrk Mr.. Lewis
cont nm tho draft, which returned mo GOOD"
shavne WIS found BY detective at the Hotel Hanover.
where be had been living under the name OF j. Fcrcy
~ philadelphia lie was placed under arrest and
.sv.ral drafts were found In his pocket.
e G. shaync was yesterday by a Tribune re-
no,+er at his downtown Office. No. 1O3 Princc-st lie
wo almost prostrated BY the blow TO his fay's name
and reputation. From him II was learned that his
brother was twenty eght years old and that iregarl-
tics Ind been noticed In his conduct as long as hvo
years ago. Mr.. shayne warned the public through tho
nopcr against him at that Time and though thi his
conduct was due to rascallty Ent Oh account Ok MS
actions at various periods since then. lac he, come t1
ho,y. that his brother Is OF unsound mind. lie does
no. net like a criminal. lilo makes 10 attempt At
copccaI,ncut Whenever he gets forged draft caehrd
lie generally writes and tells HI, brother VI II m the
mo|i adId way Imaginable iil' dci.,l1h r. t'at nc
.havnc produced litter which h" received -r>tcrhay
from his brother. and III 1t hc mention, the goo draft
he obtained irOri Mr. Lr"l, ana Ior which "e ID ho"
Sir. >haync said that his brother had been missing
shame ~ thira.o another brother. came 10 the con
,I that % . Mrs. SaT T% tcS d S'Sp 6 sp
John have determined to have commission APPOINTED
to inquire into The saty Of tcl, brother IL r. hs 10
Is not he viii be left for the law TO deal with. Ihc
drafts altogether Will no: exceed 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE DEATH or EX-SENATOR ESTY.
THE LOSS OF HIGHER EDUCATION.


ithaca. y. T.. oct lO-TLc cause q education batH
of the common school, and higher education. ,o,t one
u It's most efficient fricEd, in tn d a'h last week OF
ex Senator Edwdr. =. E>ty, Il til, city. IL an
intimate friend Df Err, tornc!!. and in al ,yh2at!y
with him whrn In I-Go. lie G,cid,d 20 d.,oe coa.
,idcral 10 part Of !> ftunc to tn c,tibh ment up n
tie Hill, ovcr;o king the icaLt.fal CayL-a laAo Of a
University TIA; W0ud furnish "A broaCcr lra cal eiu
cation tan oi TIE oder Institution, provided
AErns Mr. torlcii'> friend, al Ithaca ieN were -
-nneuine VI TIC LIa success 4 Tie undertaking a.
NJ. E>ty.
When Cornell University va, finally established upon
firm ba,., Nr. E-ty became Ally interested in tho
idea of lu..4ihG up IN til, community system Il
schools Viii j. l. -.A!S til TIC D"c.t f.D.. ahoiH
be c.aUlfc! t. the ~ ;hc knd- II Instruct III No.
parAiory to university ~iu.:c, TA"al, year, agp
~Acn Cornell University va, ba.c!y BEGINNING is
work. the 'laaci oi t." ,rAoo!, + liza VIZ, about
cycl w;h but ~ "al superior to- that prevail
H. IN other Town, f The -iatc 81 1880 inn,bitants
Nj. E,'y undertook 10 a:Ou,, pubic sentiment "a
favor # Ii ca.r.-!'d p.Gn- In ~ tic Board Il
EGG'a IF tL> cts Wa organized. VITA NJ. E.tv
Il, pr,-.G 1T. Al flee Wh IT, continued - hold
until !7 teah. Il' lived tn ste rs d'ts cr ed 70 Il,
most '"''"'-il c9n."amii ~. II " u6 b" Lieut. T.
tni III 81" 80 prtr AMI a!i'.t. school W m than
Tat whici r\i,t. t0iay in III lt % nf lea than
l1.OI haJ'i"ni-. - widely and :av iabiy Lave IT,
nIta.tt- hcoDhc known an aiJHar t. tie uni.
verify Tat II tie o %" hl"'" .tu?ct tlt now ca;er
toriril 'a..i t"ir con, L'ribe ruYier tho
son, "f r.T"nt- who hay" either -ont tfcir chi!iren
or have To- He with them here. that hey nay
reeve thr bet aga rio't appp at pciaia:.n foi
their college work. In ftc.. =" >a'fart NJ tn ~.
Gulrcmrnt> fer entrance g. The university + "A up
god aqtAcr,,y. t, have bccn ',n.it,sab.y al,,d Lv
The Influence II tie "o.k iL tie ltiaa cloO.>. For
t'h- ,nc"c'> clf cr"ct !, frrcly "t"i 70 Mr. Err.
resolutions w." al ped cNri"'sng tie arpreciat n
.e Tor BIS service, i"r ccn' alton in til, community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TRI-yH LINE PRESIDENTS MEET.

4 meeting Of th, Trunk Line presidents was Ec" ~
Commi. ~i0ncr FInks oihc" Yesterday n''"'h"'"' |"
discus, tie question Of restoring ca''b'"'u i'c'Vi'
rates, President Gcnrec Il. Robcrt>. "i tie l'hh''i
yaua Road W. IN the liur There were also P'cs'
Chaunccy NJ. D,Ycw. president OF tIi' .>c"'''.N V"
trial: C. f. MAYER president Of The Laho'" ana ONO
,,r KING u,S,sidcnt of the Erie: +. T. iow Ter prc>
d.ut NJ the Ontario and Western. Frank Thomson wee
prrs,Icnt OF the Prnney l,anin: IL. D. IiaVch' '"c
prcs,dcn, Of the N"w.York Central; Orlando smith,
vice prr sdent Of the lai'moIc and ONO ;. u ici
ton yl,c president Of the Eric, B. a. i"s"inan tam'
manager Of the Lackawanna +. J.. Wilb1r pr'N'uch'
and John riylor tra'hc manager OF IN" I"heh a"''
SIR lo,,uh lch.on president Of the Grand trunk am
george H. Reeves. traffic manager OF the 'h'aso III"
Grand Ti1ilh. -. A.. ,,,,,., ., rotcs
- VA decided N postpone dcfnlt" action un'u SUM
n,trc day. when meeting Will i~ held az wl'm can
~, ,rc.rt the ur,,,ldcnts and manager, 81 we VT
cr, nrs connecting with tho rOnd> of tic Trunk Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
SENDING HOXE 4 WILD CAT To HIS FATHER

A venerable New Jersey clergyman is Likely to /;
startled 10 day by the receipt Of the following telegram
"lour TIGER l. waiting for you At Pier No. q. North
River. Come and got It."
lie will doubtless regard il u, hoax. II Is not.
Chief surgeon Stubbcrt. OF the Nragsut Canal Con
sractVn Company took ADVANTAGE of friends de.
lartuie from Central America weeks ago to send
home IL well Developed wildcat 10 his father IN Nrv
Jersey. Tho chief surgeons father may not object
to tho gift. hut Judging hy tho looks OF the animal
as he claws through his box al visitors. the par>,n
VIII rot have time Ia write sermons. Frank latr,
has the eat IN charge. II l. Il half grpwn. savasc
south american wildcat krown in that region q.
tiger. lie /, yellow. spotted with black. and about
three feet long from 10 tail The animal is sill!
on hoarl the MnaGU.L. \ steamer which arrived on
"Wednesday. laden with great cargo ~ hanauaN and
co,ranuts AID /, now y inr al Pier so H. North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THREE COMPANIES DISBANDED.
PARTIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE TROUBLE IN THE
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT.

~
Albany Oct. 10 (spcciaD.-A partial settlement OF
,,c trouble in the ed Regiment was ic''"'u 'o"'
Eeforc leaving here for Ncw->orK 'n's ',t'''o .,
Adjutant General Porter gave ont INC INV, ,, C.,
fomnauv c. Captain J. q. X. Lil'iehaah'' O''"p'"'
= Cap,a,n Charles A. Dubois. and C"inpa'! l. mp
tain Iobu p Leo I'D Regiment had been aiso"h"cu
and that the officers OF these companies h'' oeo'
,,.od IN the supcrnumerary list. "cheraA For'er
.sId that the charges made against e"p.a's ~
-, precce Tblrston. Finch and Wardhoi haa
becn investigated. The charges III all ''o'.
no dismissed and the court ordered LOT '"o '''" VI
~, .x c.ntatns will not be held. Similar action VIII
,,,,odiv e taken In the case OF the charges against
,.u,eua,t Colonel Miller. Of the 18th Regiment. 40
., ,,o, course f. TO be taken with the othcr o"'crs
49,, omnapes OF the 2od. General Porter was mute
=, v.s Thought here that the investigations octu'
,o,,a r., prosecuted vigorously. and result III c,uc.
the retention Of 4 battalion Or tie oi'oaiu0"' Va -
the companies
ro,.ra, porters action IN dsbanling only urcc VI
,,. companIcs of the o2d Regiment caused cohs"era
surprise. in thi, city last night The 'ire eo'P""e
are c ones whose captains refused 10 rc.e,' al Nv H.
CAPTAIN Llllcndahl consench Ncscuan nnv Sihanacd
rn,'rnatlon rather than have his company u''o""".
IT, ran,ains O, the Other companies nave ameaN
.ene,d their willingness To resign 81 "cic'.n W ~,
h1s evidently cone lndrd tal ,aer7 ~ h.lcycd that
t,,n.cl camp La also consented I" ,i- H. VI , vi"
t.mma,dr.-in Cicf would have ,li'llnri t t giv,
~ infrn,aion refused absolutely I" ~Pf''k. Lieu
trnan to!orI King has al" offered to r''sh a' .
il Colonel Camp ha> consented I" r"s'sn .m ,.cn"I
,a,,t j. irnr.,! a!r,t that wond have c''i i'3chrh
had tie whole rr-imrnt been diS"hd'd' an" ''c'
rcorc ,nilr' ., ~, tho mar.
-, Grncr;l Porter for ih, ici-un nat lad the Whhc
rc1m nj lcrn diehi"d'i. great may 81 w.. ',p =,
wa. who, they j,incd the regiment. would tahc Tile
OPP ,r,i.uity - get OFT Of the N,'ioh.l Guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
HiRGED WITH DESERVING W-RECKED BOAT

Tic hcariur was begun Yesterday before the Local
steamboat Inspectors OF the case of stephen Knapp.
charged with deserving the United STATS steamer
I'lriy which he was engineer The Thaycr was
wrccl.cd In the Lower Bay on october and towcd
To Fort Hamilton by the towboat dlcwild. The cap.
tain Of the ldcwid. Gibbons. offered Knapp place
as chief ginccr his vessel and the place ne
cepted. Knapp went to Governors Island TO report
his si,Ing up his place on the Thayer but falling TO
And tho proper Onlccr, went the ldlewild without
doing Captain Gibbons 1, charged with persIad
Ing Knapp to desert his vessel whom she was disabled.
Knapp's defence Ia that he employed only TEN.
porarily By the Government and was not enlisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
FOCR MERCHANTS ARRESTED.
INDICTED on THE CHARGE OF DETRAUDING THE
cprnITORS CT ONE OF THEN.

INDICTED on THE CHARGE OF Dl.shACU1NV Ah|
CREDITORS CT ONE OF THEN.
ronr merchants were arrested Yesterday. one Of
tcm charged with fraudulentlv dsposing Of property,
tho other three OF being his accompliccs. The principal
is Israel Lew OF no. nl9 licnry-st. who formerly
carried on business at No. go Broadway undcr the
mama Of the Excelsior Cloak Company: the alleged
accessories are Lyman Cohen. living at No 40 East
One hundred A nd .tw enticthst. OF L. Cohen Co.
Wholesale cothiers at No. 5o5 broadway Norris Solo
mon a builder and real estate broker at No. GOD
,Ienrv.st and Charles Ealkenburs. living at No 3ol
Fast Third ST. and OF the firm Of Charles Falkenburg
t. (,o shirt manufacturers at No. 2s5 broadway and
No. "a Uowardst Levy was released In $4,000 ball.
the others in S5 900 EACH In the District Attorney s
Office
Tho complainant was Alexander Elnnenstel.
LAWYER Of No. $50 broadway. attorney Tor Robert
Kell, Hugo Meyer & Co.. Joseph H'rsch Bon ana
ISLAND IseIln 4 Co. merchants " WHOM Levy o"ed
money in october. 1859. wien he failed for 100000
Mr. BIumerstcls account OF the trai'Sac'os "e" leu
to the indictments Is as follows:
shortly before he failed Levy drew various checks
In favor OF Mrs. Lena Cohen. lIymsn Coicns vic
under whose name he has carried on business s'nce
he failed. She turned part Of the money over 10
FalkeiburS and part TO solomon Ihcsc TWO pAio
back the money to Levy In the form OF CHECKS Ten
days later Levy verified confessions OF Judgment where
In hc sworc that he was ihocot" !" "'"''""N ''''
Solomon I'm tho sums received BY them from Mrs
Cohen, although he did rot really owe them anything
An execution took place under the JUDI ment' wh'i
were confessed in favor OF solomon ana FalSehDlfe
| and about $500 was realized hy the sac. ,un
which satisfied in fun the judgment ~ fakchnnrV
favor. Fa.enburg', bank account shows 10 depJ'
Of tho amount Of this execution solomon adnitt'c
| in supplementary proceeding, that he received nc
money from the execution in his favor. being in"i"c
t. his LAWYER. Herman Joseph. In al an"unt cIIa
what was realized. Levy shortly before his ihli,i?%
drew checks TO the orr..r Of Mrs. Cohen t'r "v.
fla 900. and she deposited nearlv $4oO of thI' II
various banks affarwart. Her husband VS. ~
dct beaI,c i, believed that $40 merely acted under
his Grcctiurs"
1t IS said that although toh"ns creditors ie 81
lttlc or notln,. he really not fsolv"rt a. NJ.
but that his wife bought real estate with money sap
piled BY Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

use the words ingo' iron .fluss-escnl and weld
iron (schweiss esen) which employed by us IN
Oincia1 documents and In the custom house and the
first OF which practically comprises all that Is called
"Stcol." 10 Is not my purpose To urge again the
international harmony Vi nomenclature which was
planned in 1870. but unfortunately not completely
achieved. would only rornark chat Germans
ret along very comfortably With the names then pro
posed. which We adopted at once. The figures given
above may serve to prove that we have taken some
palms to maintain our position as the third nation
In the competition OF the iron producing world.
In conclusion | may be permitted 70 say that the
outlook for our German iron and steel industry is
neither oil trlehtness nor all shadow. On the one
1870 have grcstly stimulated industrial activity and
technical progress IN this business and the Tiona,
process coming Just al tile nigh, tno has mede
piependent Of other countries for our raw material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
Almost SIX MILLIONS rs THIS STATE

Washu, to: Get 10. ia" Crn-u- Hurcnu I" dav an
uorrc,t p,nll:.. 81 tiiir,. ard star, f'l
low:
Ncw Yurk-Iochppri. lG.p'I Increase. @AAl; per
cen, 80 TnunW and ..ii5 luo rr;Isc, 321l. per
cont a 81 Iuiidlu. 2'I.iJ. increase. !Gi.:i.j per
cen, ca Of JnIIlr-foHl. 1881 inrrca". 66It per
cent, ,o,O. Dunkrn, JIU2; increase, Lib per
lin" humiliation 81 TIE stat" 81 Sew York Is 3,0s =
y::j IT, r,.i-,.. -.l9on:;. or -. go per cen.
Indiana iorf WAYNE, .jIJi9. IHcr.isc. 500 per
cert ~ .1l.
ErONTillc, -. 'aI lHc:<'it". l.''i per
ccHt I3l.,-.
Nihn,>.. i!o, springs, Els: increase 5'I per
cent. iW'."'. liui" hurh. =@.i'd; iI'ra>". "!''
,cr cent. Il -.
lou..ian, Lut"n Roue' .397 Incfcic. p o: p r
rc:it ii.r arW Or",n- ii:r,J. INC rci,r. @,'JC"
Der cent. II 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
JAMES A. SIIVpNS RELEASED Of BiIL AGAIN

Having secured new bond mcu, James \. simmons.
und'r indictment: fer con, rlrn- wlr,k the sIA'h
National l,inh Appeared before United safes com
m-slourr John A. shields Nr>tcr'rv. he should have
!crn In cnIrt on Wrdnr".sy and hi, failure ap-
pear caused Judge Bcnc'ci Ia dcclor' his bond OF
$4,000 forfeited. EA Judge Eonohuc. the defendant :
counsel confident. however that the forfeiture Will
DO rrmittrd.
Assistant District Attorney Mntt having examined
the Sarc'cS offered by simmons and fDdId them
satisfactory. Mr. shields accepted them Inning the BAH
at :2j.poo nstin. John Rnchr. OF Am-;cidlm ave.
sli one huUdrrl ahi forty ntth So, and I.Oiis II
Muller. ot no III iNon st., iTuoniyn. qualified.
h"d men aid Sinihcn> VIII APPEAR In court 10 plead
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

.,,cnainc over the greater portion Of the conn
;rS rom tho Soore River to King Georges soTnn,
forming UmclIer when selected from hlly localities.
cut While /, ea5 sys and I'D , f'iSe Sns c
carcluiy ,,.s constructed sorly OF II havc, after
constant ,svs Sa Ssen ps res
sound, ~ tle Sucz Canal, and after having been
DOWN tho s sSmPs S tas he sent up tn
0roer uut ror, certain correspondence between Kew
a psns sss
etc roah and by the lambeth vcstry IN the West
mnstcr bridge road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
4NICE COMPiNY'S Troubles.
,r~rrE PAYING BIG DIvIpLNDs II MEETS RE-
VERSES AND 4 RECEIVER Is APPOINTED.

AI~rrE PAYING BIG DIVIDENDS II MEETS EE
VERSES AND 4 RECEIVER Il Appointed
Allison Butt, has tccn appointed receiver OF mo
Mutual Benefit Ice Company. a. Pouchhe"p,e I'e
New York Office is AZ M. 2"2 Wet Fo:yiirdSt' Inv
company has been in business for twen'Ft"" year.
ard was Incorporated october 81. l-'- with cap''"
stock Of $3.50 900 divided into 10000 shares # 80
each. John Milford being The president AID f7'''>'
= HancS secretary and treasurer. The '"a'p"".
cree ted larc. icchouscs on tie lindS'n kNer Ill We
PARK staat,burg and Earrytown. and invested ar-c
amount In plant, etc oniclalS of TIE c"hptH. '''"'
erly estimated tie plant worth S30OOOo III FeoruA''
lsas the company extended rs field 81 oie'auou "
buyiu. from, the Maine Ice Company Of "asAI's'"'"
ID. C. il, two branches IN Philadelphia AID C'.InceA'
" J. The Mutual Benefit Ice Company ht' met u"
usual vicssitidcS ~ fortune during IL bnHlie'>
In 1873 dividend # eight per cent was de 'rD -
l-7i ten Der rcit In l-'6. ten per cent III
l,1- ten per cent. and IN l--o II per cent ,
At the end of the year $50 tie company, II Is Suu
had Il floating debt II sll''"' h't t'' "''"''s wa
Ter proved very fortunate for III" company. i'7
prort. j. lid vrl~. -, liI.r thdi IT." con paiN &C.
,lar,i it, lar.c, dvid nd wi."i out the Goar "co'
aud had IL surplus II $1,000. For several >'''' w.
ness has been poor. Because "i '"' s'"'H -
durirs the last two years AID tie '"A'ichH'" ~ u
Fetal lee ulnnu:l turing the bu>H!c>s "i te '''''"
il {, ,a.I Ia, leon conducted at l''s. IL VIZ" ..
these facts th. dlrrtiol> %! The COMPANY " ~ Wv
II Wa, for the be-; Interests of The N'o'AH''', p"
have IN, company Dissolved brad~i!t"t> "'N',r'
frm Accr-ic 49, TIA, IL" petition i"r u, f
luton :" the contrary Y "a, Nc pr,y',t ii0"cS
AID Ausu>,u, & Ncach. vino ar = n',nnH . - i
l,oaIL II directors. Ji.hs'N'l' - ~ u,r, =, fr
ss1 IN md by Eleanor ". Miifd. iof fl'-1, Atom.
Thr latlc, amount /" 81 ~ +" ,"a =, Nj
,oU ,, car isis OF real estate IN New lofA -
but hes, County and elsewhere ba' 49, ""' AS '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
xruor,Ar1vC FOR WABASH BRANCH LINE

xruor,Ar1vG FOR WABASH BRANCH LINE
he. Nouc. Iowa. oct. 10 t>p~cinl,.-It Is 'iid upon
,,.,i uu,l,riiy that the Chicago. pcs Mcihrs ana
Pacific Railroad Company, recently incorporated y
nccy.,ailg FOR tie wabash Hi" between THIS Guy ana
Harvey sboa; nny miles sputl"Ant OF mere Inns
u,,c. Of road hl not been profitable" ana u' ""D'''
II f. said /. willing "a dispose oi H. i"e "''c "''
ar o.. uroLally thu be-. ,ua field, IN Iowa, ala """m
.,,.,,. o,oui.tfl,u T., the santa 70. by wlirh
60, ,c. h,,r lN.. iu.;.c, AID Pa' ih' t"Tp"ihti'h
j. r,,,r,.d Ia ir. opnf"i"i II /, also SAN th"t ''c
IN ,,cn aud Noit'IW"-''in up"h h'"I'hE 81 W. '"'
',I,,,, d,,I vi,h the Wai,t' h. b":a' counter ne
..,; ,ni.- Tho rir" aalci f"f u" properly u u'o'
.totL Ia bc - OlbOtD.