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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Suu-.n. court G,f cr,l Tenn -Beior. Van Irunt = J
Brad, I'd Dnnlr~ J ! No.. 100 10 ! H. 80. 80 %.
/ ia 10.
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FLASHING roy QUINLIN STILL MISSING.
STOCK EXCHANGE-FRIEND GREATLY

The continued absence Of Washington Qunlan. the
delinquent stock broker compelled unusual action By
the stock Exchange Yesterday President Bull an
nounccd at the last moment the failure Of Mr. Quin
hn' under the provision Of the constitution which
makes the announcement imperative. Before the de-
liDQucnt member can be rcinStated after thi, action
he must secure the wothirds vote Of the Governing
committee TO bring his before the sub committee
the provision is barrier which has rarely if ever
been overcome. II may he imagined that broker
might be overcome by sudden Hines. death between
the close NJ business DAY and the next open
ing An allowance on this account has been made
1t has been seldom that notice Of inability 10 meet
contracts has not been sent to the Exchange either
by the member his legal representatives.. In the
case Of Mr.. Quinan the stock Exchange has received
notice whatever beyond the letter Of Mr.. IIanford.
the family lawyer. announcing his disappearance.
Tho friend no visited Police Headquarters sunday
night was j. Scwcll Tappau. who member Of a stock
Exchange firm lie said Yesterday that although he
intimate friend Of Mr. Qulnlau's he had not the
smallest notion whcr, he could be found. lie had
been hunting him since he had carried the news 70
the police department and he had not found him.
Another friend dee Jared that apparently Mr.. Qunlan
had dropped out Of sight completely if the earth
had opened and swallowed him. Both surprised
when informed that contracts for 100 shares
had been closed under the rule at the stock Elk
change. Both exclaimed with singular eNactne>s
WHY that make, - 600 shares. II Is beyond belief.
mo loses which have resulted m Mr. Ouinlan's
disappearance may reach 10000, and. according b.
his friends lac l. amply able Z" discharge h> deh's
Ellen gulnai cousin Ntot"ld4Y or,u urea al attaGn
q, banker. II H. understood that th~ Vas the bulk
Of fortune and her action may indicate some doubt
Ice learned ,c,t~r,.ay that the absent " broker and
banker had any substantial assets liable 10 attachment
be di,lppointed therefore Il Nr Qulnan should not
have the settlement of il- o"N aNdlI'.
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Mr.. CHOATE SUMS or FOR HIS CLIENT.
THE VERDICT TIE ONLY THING NEEDED TO
END THE M'CALLA CoURT.MARTlAL.

THE VERDICT TIE ONLY THING NEEDED TO
END THE MCALLA COURT.MARTIAL.
The public part Of the McCalli martial closed
YESTERDAY. The members Of the court will meet AT
10 a m. today to deliberate on what their finding
VIII be. but they meet with closed doors. and the de
clsioh arrived at will be known the public only
ai'cr IL mas been communicated t. the authorities
al Washington. Joseph II. Choatc summed mp for
the defence Yesterday and spoke for about three
hours lie went over the charges and specifications
infinitely, and while not DENYING anything that ha'
rcen brought out evidence. he said that in every
case commander McCalla had acted with the best of
Intentions. honestly believing that it was his dniN
10 DO rs ne had done. Mr ChOatc called upon The
members OF the court to consider the unusual cir
cumStances existing aud Ia ask themselves II they
would not have done the under like condI-
tons Until the arrival Of the Enterprise in thi,
country Mr.. Choa,e said. the commander had no
idca that he had done anything other than his
drN. When he found the hue and cry that the
newspaper, had raised against him. he scorned to
nin but took the manly and straightforward course
of demanding court Of inquiry.
Mr.. Choate urged tina, the Ironing Of men together
was not Illegal and that 1t w. proved la bo
necessary to prevent dcsortion If Walker had not
been dealt with a. he had been. he believed scriou,
results wonld have ensned. Officers Of fame and
high Iunk he said had offered t0 appear before the
court and testify IL b. the character Of Commander
N'' AHA DNl tnN was not necessary. Inc 'ohi
h.andcr'c record spoke for itself. and confident IN
The Justice OF his cause. he desired to leave every
thing to the Judgment II the intelligent officers
l"forc him. Mr. thodtc'~ speech of th0p'
able inIN spccche> for which he has such y high
reputation. The court room filed all day by
officers and civilians anxious {" hear the well known
LAWYER
II after O'Clock when Mr.. Choatc finished
and then Lieutenant Gar>t read . summary of he
evidence on one or two points where the testimony
had been conflicting. Further than this
he did not sum up. When the court al
journed. Mr. Choatc went 10 Lieutenant Stayton
Ia good bv. and remarked 81 advise you
to leave the Navy and 81 into law. II Won ever
do. 10 New YORK; II j. thought that the
court will be about two ~ the most three days in
preparing It's verdict.
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rHE DANGER or corERynEyr rELrGRAPHY

From The Charleston News and Courier.
Tine following resolutions. introduced 10y Ia'r'N
Walsh. Of The Augusta Chronicle were ulahlhiou'-
Is idoptcd tby ih" southern Pres, ASSOCIATION "'
week:
Whereas, a measure j, pending IN congress nah
nig III" Government a party to 4 General l''IIdpu'
scheme: and herra-. thi- Is a dlnrorou, departure
from he principles of Democratic Republican govern
mtHt q, defined by Jefferson. which are DC 'd,"
lated To- protect M. and property secure the liberties
81 the poUp" ana promote the welfare ol ne 'll/'lS
and whereas. the tendency 10 ccntl1lhalloh III me
administration ~ government ana me Il''"N' NJ
ofhc"hoirrs ought to bc checked ana whereas i"
make the handling The iclc.r1plc bu,ihc's al ire
rev ,papors of the United ; atce dependent on 'Ir
good Will employees subject Ia party cplro "o"li
be- an Infringement of the liberty of IN" pres, ana
-nhr"r,iyc Of the best Interests OF the people u'fr
I'rc,
.t~olVcd. That We. the members ot the southern
Pre- Association. earnestly request our Representa-
tive ana In Congress To use their best en-
dcavors to secure the defeat Of this nIuitoN measure
Rc,olN I'd. That this action be- communicated 10 tHi
Senator'S md Representative, by the president ana
secretary If this association.
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Upon te application ofcX- Judge Dtenhocfcr
Judge Beach. IN the supreme Court. Yesterday re-
opened the Of Mis- Fanny Amar Matthews against
Daniel Frohman. David Ecasco and Henry G. De
Mile. which tried before him some time ago
The litigation was concerning the play The Wife. "
written by Bcla>co and De Mile aud presented by Mr.
Frohman at the Lyccum Theatre. Miss Matthews
alleged that much Of the play taken from the
manuscript Of Washington Life" play which she
wrote aud gave 10 Nr Frohman 10 pass upon The
defendant, allcgc that they have discovered that
fonr acts Of Mis- Mathcwss play. Washington Life,
we're taken from play called " The Fair Lobbyist"
written ~ Mrs Elizabeth OConnor, Of London, the
VIII" OF l. Il. O''ounor the home ruler. \ commission
VIII be issued 10 take. IN London, her testimony on the
particular point raised. Mis- Matthews denied these
allegations I'm afidavt~.
The Importers and Groccrs' Exchange was dissolved
som" time "sO and IN order sighed by a Judge of
the Court of common Pleas providing for the dlStbu
non ~ the assets. which amounted 10 about Fo1,Voo,
among TIE stockholders. of the stockholders
were not satisfied and appealed the case. Yesterday
y decision wa, handed down by Judge II,choN IN the
General Form, Of the Court Of Common Pleas granting
'iN 20 allow the case to he argued before the Court
II Appeals.
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cUpyGTS N CoLf.yBI, coLLCGE

Tho trustee, 81 Columbia COLLEGE have decided. ln
addition to The plan for university courc.l which
cHpltucd fully Boo yo-t@r!ay- Tribune. that hor"
after all graduate work the college shall be called
university work. and VA al. matter, affecting such
work the faculties having iu ,halcc ,hall vot" hy
departments. Al graduate work hitherto carried on
in CONNECTION with the school Of Arts, subjects
covered by the faculty II n" ucN school 81 Philosophy,
/, TO b. under the charge Of the faculty of Philosophy
All graduate No:k II. mathcmtc. and the natural
and applied sciences whether carried on lu
ton With he school Of Arts Dr school ~ Mines. j.
hcrcer TO bee under the charge Of Tire f,ouIt OF Tie
school # Mine.
matIouatiYn fec. The trustee have decided ilIt
hereafter thcIc shall De- iut mitrcui1ou fee nom
ca'L -tudcut. With registration which Viii mdi'di"
the school school, Ih which the .iudcnt b., earning
on h, ,iudc-, boo pIr'c Il the present. ~ tom which
compel, 4 -tud"nt 10 matrl'ula'' -Iu cr'h school
winch ne atlcud' ana Ia pay = -rpardt" mhtricultou
fee for each school.
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The COTRTS.
FIEEMEN TELL THEIR STORIES.

Inc trIai OF John W. D. FanShaw for arson. on a
charge OF setting fire TO the house at No. 20 East
twenty -hlnil st. on February g. 1-ss. continued
III the court Of oyer and Tcrminer Yesterday tn"
testimony contained nothing new. II consisted Of
inc stories OF the iremcn who put ont the fire. and
was manly descriptions Of the condition Of Fanshaw'S
"m when they arrived. The account given by Cap
tam James w. Nugcnt, Of Hook and Ladder Company
No. :, was practically the same J., that given by the
othcr witnesses. Captain Nuccnt said that he re
Npohn'd 10 i'll alarm OF fire February 3. l-77. and
"hch ne arrived at the house, No. 30 East Twenty
nlnthNt, at about 80 a. M. he observed Fanshaw
sitting on the window sill IN the front Of the house
,hc entered the house and saw Miss Helen VI Van
DnI"r: lie asked TO see the Young man who was sit
ing IN the window. and the door Of his room
hm 10 be broken open 80 that they could get into
the room. To captain Nugcnts questions Fanshaw
answered that he went to bed abOi. II O'Clock and he
an no been smoking II is expected that the defence
VIII begin to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
CRORER lyD GODFiTHER GRANT.
from The Hrool.lyn Eaelc DEM

from The lrDohlNn Eaglc DEM.
MAYOR Grant had dr,l Jared mat he never gave Ia the
Croker any pat Of the profit, O the sheriff, nh'c'
and mat lie ittd "n} given 10 au infant e"dclnh a
diu- Inter of Richard croker. such present wcr
appropriat" To- hl, hlpt.fual relation Ia her. The
chd Wa I'-r titn Two YEAR, old when h" nov wear"
he rave to her fJ.OuU bon il- At one time IN au "p
Vclopc, hld Ju-t three when j." gave 10 Der f'.Wo
more. ia ID" MANNER. lie gave nothing f. her
until hc Wa >brrin. lie ba- given nothing To- hrl
zinc" he ceased 10 j." sheriff. lie did not drpo-t me
money against her name until she should gro" up
Io did not suggest that her parent, DO ara never
heard mat heN dh. They tool the money tirin-rIN'-
He D, unaware 81 what the, dld win lie confirms
Net ann 10 par. ia" ltif.r c-thcd 10 hV" paN mems
~ $1,000 each no envelopes. during Grant t'rni =,
sheriff. me Mayor admits Two and does no' ahhl'
the three others.
Words would Dee wasted ~ ia" act wa dr-crlhcl -
any thing cl-c than sift 81 +loOoO 10 licliM r"i
Ia whom Grant owed his nomination - ~h"rH ~.
absolutely owed II 10 him. Eichdri Croker Is i'Nta''
rs awarding nominations and receiving money !" .h
Mayor Grant j. revealed dividing WITH me Dos ,lc
receipts Of The office which III" hos, gave - MN ne
only credtable feature Of this revelation the omission
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SIZE ASKS THAT THE DEED BE SET ASIDE.
MRS sIsTARE. WIFE OF THE BANNER. CHARGES
FRAUD AGAINST AUSTIN HECK-HtE

4 complaint IA, been fled IN the Comfy Clerks
Office IN a suit Of Mr Margaret >istarc against Austin
Tlcchshcr. to aside the deed conveying the h"u>"
AT so. 80 East SiXtcth -. from Mr~ S,tarc - Nr
Hcck>hcr. The plaintiff is the wife - ". H. VI
>~jarc the banker. >h' acecs lH the complaint that
her family lived the house iu question on March
l.. when the defendant induced her 10 the deed
conveying the property 10 himself. for consideration
Of 80. and she alleges that there never any con
~idcIaiion paid The Transaction took place at n"
time her husband VA, threatened with financial dni
culiic-.
She that Mr. Hcckshcr came IA her house one
evening and told her that he c0ud avert the financial
dncuiic, II her husband. bui that b. d. u would
bee necessary for Ter = SGu TIC decd. and he gave her
ten minute to decide. ie agreed. she dec arc-, not
10 record 10. and T. return Il 10 her soon a. ~"
trouble wa, over Tn lauhuE Nru failed. and a'i"r
~, difficulties were over Ieck,lcr r.f-'~i & tIr,.
the decd. and Aa~ had II recorded u hi, own name.
she brings the ~ut have ip" decd declared void pr
for the payment Of -'o,utn. jos mortgage 900 -"
propcrt, ilr - 900, ana -c wants 5000 additional
4ur damage.
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4 coLLISIoy c,ryry Anly.y Death.

The three ma-tcd schooner william I:clson into
the tSboit John samuel, on one hundred ird
twenty nm t.. Norh River yesterday about p. M
The Eclson Wa, heavily laden with lumber and dd
not answer h"r helm readily. The tup did NOT make
suiicirnt alp"auc" when the two vcs-cl- tried 10
pa each other The tug nu'triod Hike a eri trying
10 pa awkward and puudripu- citizen Who did not
know which WY - step. The result wa, that the
bow pitt II the schooner swept tie d"ch 81 the uE,
TOPPED Tire -mo',-fiho over. damaged ia" pilot
house and hup'h"d Jane, fhot. 4 d'ckhaud. over.
board. lie va probably .tunucd. FOR 10" never rose
10 the surface. I'll" -chD0I,r Wa not injured.
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Peter e. Kellogg held his promised sale Of Guernsey
cattle at the American Institute Building Yesterday
morning in the presence of about 200 persons. Those
present Included &. H.. Havcmeyer. f.. u. Milford :.
e. Kent. X Williams J. ID. Howard. William Lindsay
and :. Mcmillan. The forty lots put mp realized
little over $1,000. The following the principal
prices paid Scrcnade COW, 500. F. shaw: sersph.
heifer. 200. VI. Thompson: Autumn Rose, COW, S75,
II. {. seward Dairy Bud, hecr. $50. VI. Thompson :;
Tie Diva cow 500. f. d. MuiD:d Dvina. hcfer
sl25, :. &. Kent: coy befer t75. II. c. seward ;
Hvmen. heifer. SOP. :. ". Browne: Fancys Golden
Girl COW. $50: :. Mcmillan. and Lady Of the Isles
COW. SI3j, :. Mcmillan.
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PLANS ron 1 rIAbrcr ,yD pRrDGr

The Board Of Estimate Yesterday approved the
plan. for the construction Of the pro
p,-cd viaduct from ~cvcnthavc at the
McComb', Dam bridge - IT. Nicholas Place on
Washington Heights. and Public Works Comm, ioncr
oilrov va, Instructed to advertise for building pro
p..sI, The yladud will cost about 5000 900.
ON the recommendation ~ superintendent Parsons,
of the Park Department. the Board Appropriated
40 900 for rebuilding the bridge opposite Eighth ave.
and one hundrcdth t. IN Central Park. The Supcrin
tcndent represented the Old bridge a. In an extremely
dangerous condition. An application from the Board
Of Education for 10000 10 maintain corporate schools
was referred 10 Controller MYERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
MASTER SEAufnrrRS ~ SESSION.

The opening session - the -ecoud annual cnnv"n
ton Of the Master steam aud Hot Water Itt ,' A-,o
'dilon 0f the Tinted state. called I, order ~ i"
-. IN. Yesterday IN the Iurl, Avcnuc iloi"l hy ul"
PRECEDENT, Charlie, i. Gl-. of thi. citf. The con
Vcntion viii remain 100 session To- day ana 10 morrow.
Tho -"crcirry, ""or," u. I;"'uold-. road report
mainly made up Of account, Of ,hr efforts mad" by th"
Isolation To- reach an agreement with manuf1 tur"r-
ON the dl-c"unt- t1 hc allowed con- inner. \ com
Ulft"r t0 meet committee Of the hduuiriur t."
day. Wa appointed. 81 invitation 10 au excursion
down the ha' and up 49, Hudson, from Iairbank, "
-. accepted
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ONE ALLOWED To LAND. FIVE TO BE SENT BACK

Collector Erlaldt made Camne M0linari happy
yesterday by allowing him to land. Numerous
members Of the Italian society were also rejoiced 10
hear that the Collector had reversed his decision.
Molinar was accused Of trying 10 incite mutny
among the passengers the steamer Britannia.
The Collector did not think that Nonari insane
Five Italian contract abOrers detained at the Barge
Office, told Yesterday that they 70 be sent
back 10 Italy. They were under contract 70 work
ia bIichJ ard AT Cat>IIl. Forty Italians who
arrived here Yesterday the Entca were detained
for second rigid examination to-day, OH suspicion
that they are contract aboTcrs.
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work. which will begin June =, and must be finishes
by law within two weeks from that date.
Persons desiring 10 make application for appoint
mcnt a. cnumerator may procure the necessary blanS
OF application AT the Office. which is open from 0
a. m. 10 p. m. MIR. Murray said he had recently
received through the Po>oitice the consignment %
schedules be used by the cnumeratOrs and that his
mail for that day weighed ten tons and was deliveries
TO him by five twO-hor,c mail wagons.
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r I'M. RAcE-PrR.E 900. Lie ILL.


Trains Tor Linden Park races. Via fenH-tlFaia Rail
road II u.. II 70. L. 80. l. ! 80 m.
Limited specials return directly after the races Train
from Long Branch 80 n. returning - D. IL; from
Philadelphia, Y va. returning ) - ?. m
wednesday May Thursday, May z Friday. May Z" (;
saturday MAY TO Monday. May r. Tuesday, May ls
and Wednesday, Msy u.
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show themselves on a race track again. They
full details OF the races are given below. The
meeting Ia, been one of the most successful IN the
declared. The starting Ia, been quite up To- Mr..
Cadwels best form. and the decisions of the judges
never questioned. There has been no friction of
without naw.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURSF $500 NoN.wIHNrRS At
THIS NETTING FIVE FrRLoNGs.
W. c. Day,; b. =. Civil service. nv Reform Benella
r j. Finn, b. e. Young Duac aged 10 .esi. I25s
pwycT Brothers. b. e. T,t-a Dry 3 no ,M6,r1,
J i,eqi9o; B. c T. rI Ic52 3..d : - srr,
J. A. & \. II. Norris'- ch. Homeopathy g. lo5
Tmc-l :o5
Dg"e 'i.I S%rr,a.o f,.ia = Hone
oany Is To- l. InaN 100 TO l. EHa PF} d lo0 T. pd
to soSice,o . Priscilla . Homeopathy to
A4d.e L. did not start. ESta Dfy led To the head %
the stretch closely followed hy Priscilla who "'' 'No
lengths before Young Duke and Civil service. in the
stretch Civil service the front and leaving h!>
horses a. II they hobhi'd won under pull b' i"
lengths Young Duke second half length before Sorr'nt
showed fash Of speed at the finish and wore down
I.Stra Dry II josh Jones made move on Priscilla i
apparent % The most observing eye lie earned
M peanut. ~ hi, manipulation u that ,ounestor.
SECOND EAoE-prE~E 300. MAGDENs. 10
BELOW rnE SCALE SIX rUELoN|s
Be,crwyck >tablo's b. C.. Lee Christy. bS Long
fellow, Little Fannie ". IL = DAM J
r Hcincr'. b.. c. Forcgn,r. 3 loo....-....t French,
b. McGco. b. e. wsss"' Z 200 C>ia,K
Betting to wln-Ieo ti,,, Is 10 san joe fn,or.,e
Hitting for place Icc CHRISTI 20 & San jose 3 to 8
For.ign.f . ~ .. Warsaw = r ,. Vitality 10 J.
r,,. c,cr and "a, los. ,,ced tor ,hcr IN font 10,
haf h"e' opening zap Z" :" i"hp'"' ". '' o"'"'
srth and striving arsh't zach o'h'i - h'rd mat 'hr"
th} t'fnd INTO 'ho h"H'Nt zen 'oh "'.' '''-s'''hf'
L'' '"fi'V t' came uP anu won '' nan '"E''
san jose second, th''e "h.th' D'i'f' Tor s"'E VINO
beat Vitality dozen lengths. Hyperion. The H'l'h
Mc'r'sof COLT and sister ." Bcia j. "'r' "udri"h.
THIRD RACE-ftE >E 300. SELLING. SIN ~ l.
LONGS.
H. Bfadeys b. b. Shotot'l, bv fsntef-EAs D..
=, -" 10 ,,.,.. t...,, no .T,..,',' =
k a. t,lnr-..ai.., ,h u Puzzle Is. lO5 10, lo. ;
De Long, 10. r Nina w. o. TO- .... th'rtoy
:, HI', .Sin g. H.. 49,, .,e t1n
49, Nai-h,l %
+. ;. Kavsusgi' Ga. 2 lqusi.v. s" .'>fN .n-pnY
: ,",,n,,s w.. u, h',' h.., a. ,oa rS.I "
~ S,sb,-s b h Iol,' an = ia tAud.fss.. %
II Ifulns b. :. he q. DO, ...-... l'rR'hJ !
"rs'i" '"'"" "N"" 0'' = ''P'''' f,fci.1.,,,- f. !
Time 20.
Bcting ~ WIN !" D. .@'' go t :"
a. = o. Mont. C.rIso 10 10 ! RohenIaI 10 TO 1
Alonis - >t.uhanc 20 70 ], Equality 80 ," Jaih't
Do !" i -, ,,, S,,,.,.. z D. ! v,t,l, 1.,ra, o. I
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70 co scfci II behind perjury. There may be many
oncoloherIng bosses IN Democratic politics. but
ran survive to whom that fact is brought home.