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Governmene bonds dun Of pnehanged quo
M tstioRS kailway & &fEEsf1lSr I6s seatREEes E we're
and Denver Oty lists, K cent. 70 1o4k; Kan:
and terminal %. y. to .TSK: Reading general
4g. y. to e5x; 1st preference incomes. y. to
69A: "a preference incomes h y. TO ~ ~: ,s ana 30
Wisconsin, Central lsts X 2 oent, to 98k. Tho
noteworthy ADVANCES were In Canada Southern
1ste, y y cent, to 107k; East Tennessee, Vtr-
vile, St, Louis and Texas lists. 4. 70 101; La
eiSdS Gas cSrRpSny 1sts y. 70 q q; st TLSHgs Louis
Ann ArbOr and North Michigan lists. K y cent.
Co I67E.
In Bank stoekS. rs shares of Continental sold
afiszJE. and 106hareB Western National OF 95R.
81 cont a r' fSr slr moths % on di7idend. idHaS
plying securities. and cent for four
months on mixed collateral Commercial
pNbor quiet The best double.nRIoe paper 10
quoted at 6@8k p cent. and primo single
BtetlfnR EXCHANGE firm and quiet at un-
s1ss iep lSSS biIs and sls7 Tor dsmsnd. He:
tHRl rAtee s4sa4 @s4.s2H for eO.day bills q: :SeK
GS1, ,B6K for hight drafte. and S4.86x@$4.87 for
cable transfars. ..-
To-dHy'b offers TO cell United States bonds TO
the Government aGRr6Rated 1491 800. OF which
Sk92,200 were reGtBter0d and q. 100 coupon 4s
ct l26. and sS9 oo9 Registered Ans at 1919: Az
BSnEastsSGaa BSSnEs q deposits In na0nA
as s' 'G t 81 and PVasa sRsr PshasSS so sSss
O310.072, 500
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MpnutaeIts.

MARBLE AND GRANITE woRKs.-Monumsnta
1N1 onyx tops pedestAlN &o A. KLABER, 238 70 IA
East 57th St. At I'd AV elevated stAtion- ....-
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The List OF Rersrses.

These referees were appointed In cases In
the State courts in this city last week;
tUPRKnE couRE
Ru DIdas N HrIss,
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The Largest Vessel Ever Buns In Main

BATE. Jan. 1.-THE full-rigged ship Kappa
hammock the built here since lssb WAS launched
from the yard Of Arthur sswAi a Co t-dAy. The
ana her carrying capacity sxeSsdS that OF any square
Urged wooden vessel built the Atlantic coast Her
Tonnage Ia 1855 and her registered length 2s7 feet
When ready for sea she viii have cost SI25.tQn A.
SeutlI Col and san FrAneisea men are her oWuegS
And siS will be cd by Capt W. Dickinson she
viii load SI New YORK for bah francisco.
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Surplus, u736oOo e8olh1uo Inc. bA3oo iW
me lusples year ago was ti4S4sl'o. and two year'
Tbe receipts from internal revenue for the
week were 2244 500, and from cuetoms n .6S4.-
a66 total OF S6878 566, against 81. .43l last
week. and making the total receipts since July
/, $l84. 777.883. ~
National bank note circulation outstanding.
2i96. $50; received during the week for Ts-
demption 81 ss4 8Sl ARS1nt fslsSsSea y S0S IL
posits In the Treasury TO- redeem national
pared with last week. OF s666.665.
Trsasury BALANCES compare with those Of
last Saturday as follows: =
foid w .SlSLo2,0s7 Sle% HIsO9
yvrii vsuii;i;;ddiat n;ddiat,t IoOI,22S Ilb8,64l
80 Too a., SI6, az, 40
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BOSTON. 10 DECEMBER. ls
To the Stockholders Of the
ATCHISON, TOPEKA
& SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

In April last we asked you to IntruSt to us
your proxies, to be used Rt the annuAl meet.
Ing of the Company In May. This resulted
In q change of management, the introdue-
tloA or refOrmS and economics. and u Inan-
eial Reorganization OF the Company that
has met general approval.
During tho proGross or this reorGaniaa.
tion It has been trequently suggested In the
public press and by numerous and large
holders OF the CompAny'S securities that It
GAniEed Company II . management commit.
ted to the OueeeSsfuI working out OF the
Rlsn OF reorganization, and absolutely In
the IntsreSE OF the property could bo Se-
cured tor several yeArs.
Consulting our own IaeIInAsIoA and eoa.
yenioncs, ~e SyOuld prefer 10 leave the mau-
aGsnlent or thiB great property to Other
but we recognize the force of the 0uEgeS-
tiOA and the AeeesSIty for SOhae sueh ar
raaGement, ana. as many shareholders be-
nsVS that great adtnntRAss arc likely TO
result 70 the holders Of all glasses or tho
Conpany'S securities from such eo-opera-
ton. we have consented 60 aet In the matteT.
Holders OF Stock OF the AtehiSon, Topeka
and Santa Pc Railroad Company may de-
liver theIr certificates. assigned upon tho
back In favor 81 George q. Aagoua. Th homas
MarinG. Oliver W.. Psabody. aHd John j.
MeCOak. 10 ths BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY, e7 Mnk Street,
Boston. SubJeoL - an AGresneRt that the
title to such stock 0Ad the votihE power
thereon shall be vsstea In our npIainseS OF
our successors, also TO hs nRned by us, iOF
ten ysRFS, or until J0IY I. 1900.
The Trast Company will SSsue Stock
1rusG Certificates. sntitIinE the holder to
all the beneficial interests aud advantages
bel0nGIBE 20 or growing out 0G the de-
posIted shares and 10 the return OF - like
number OF shares when the terSa OF the Irust
has expired. anlesS the same shall he fur
thsr extended by the respective parties In
interest
Applications will be made TO have the
Trast Certificates above referred TO listed
stock ExehRnGeS.
K1DDER. PEABODY & co.,
1I0 DevoushIPS st., ROsGon.
Aaaaau NJ. Na~ Xark
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silver balance 1884 against SO 22S oSS M ast
Saturday Deposits ~ national oanks s SsS IcS TU
agalnSt S l5st0 last Saturday bonds 70 Sucu
dspOSltA tST.eO2o)o
The rate OF discount IN London IA ths open % n
market for both short and three months pllis is
az mar cent PartH adviceB quote per cenlS
at 81 francs rs confines.
The sub.committee Of the London Stock Ex-
change has Recommended that Manitoba stock
be placed on the regular list
Mea.rs speysr Co snd K1hn LoS5 iSteS GO.
Sst ss66o DO of the new gene al mortgage4 =
cent. gold bonds OF the LChcaGo, nnwaukee
and b. Paul Railway Company The hrst
emiasion is OF 10000. 600. The PURPOSES for
which the present amount 10 issued, and many
importRnt statements relative 70 me secuLH
and to the operations OF the road VIII DC iouMhu ~
In an adioininR column. The bonds run Lor
ioO Years. and will. long before maturity; be:
come frat lien upon the entire systen OF ,.I thH
81 Paul Railway Company, SpbsoriPtions Wlil
UitsUsonS issue viii be made by Meesrs; Sneyer
Bros nj London. and Mr.. Iaz- bpeyer ElHssen
Al frankfort, The bonds hAye already oeeh
lated on the New York Stock EXCHANGE.
Messrs. ysrmilye A Co and L Yon aonmSndd aonmnlnnd
fhtSraSt. E3 6OO,0 600 tgt mortgage oO5yeer Der
can't goid bonds OF the WAbAah Halfway Som- Sol.
SSny The security 10 p a! st Hen on ail OF tue
WaBash lines east Of the MiBsissipRi RIVER ny
tn, rate OF S220D0 per mile, and VIII pe nLss as
Ian unon an the lines weRi Of thai river 9s
aOon a. existing obliaationt mature 1hoas ~ 70
provided in the present yl9Ftfaa ,n1I tns0 ,SSo
Bonds shall not be extended. pnring the Nv"
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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PA1A-
BLE IN GOLD COIN.
COUPONS PAYABLE MAY AND NOv.
4 Al T1ts CENTRAL TRUST CON-
PANT. NEW TORK. TRUsTBE
ron THE lGORTGAGR
COUPON BONDS OF u 800 EACH,
WITH PROVISION FOR REeIsrR.A.
TIoN OF PRINCIPAL.

M .,,., .,,h.,, 40 ho,,, .r,,o,,t.a ,,rh., ,,,,
mofteaFS b $4,000 900 or which there ara now out
standing 422. 25a,Qo The remaninG eiiTaIoOo are
held In truht 70 retire the old bonda nos west
the Mirsinsppi River a thay mature and \ Il cove
nanted ID mortgage that the old bo Ads shall
be extsnded as maturity. ...,.......,.
The S22 25e. 600 bonds now outstanding ate Ap ABso
buTB FIRST ,NoRTGAGk on tho lines OF the Com
pany cast OF the Mississippi Rtyer In ap lolt eloo
ilea st the rate Of about $4,000 per mi Also on all
terminAA and equipment owned and on al rights,
franohtee leases and rear and peraona property now
owned or hereafter TO Do acquired Thn mortEaRo Gov
miieA WIN terminate ana equipment subject 70 tue
bonds new outstanding for the retirement OF which at
maturity proyilion 10 made ~ stated above
The equipment owned consists OF 9ees freiGht cars.
2os passenger cars, and Sse locomotives valued ap-
prOximasely at Aoooooo. ........
having been sapsrdsd sr sstsrnonts durinE tSs two
seAts Of tAs roesiysrphdp ending Dec 81 1883 over
os Hnien sum tae receiver estimates mat at
ne ySiuo q he .srm,Ss pTop"rty Of ,ss somssny
great that in East st. LoaIs ana St. Louu bsinF parto.
uay valuable and bound to appreeiAto With time
otn IndisnA Railroad company being ono.ntth OF the
entire i,sua n covered By the MORTGAGE under which
the bonds are Issued By virtue Of thTs the entrance 70
Chicago and the use Of the extensive ternalS there
are secured
In eaehpn g the arst moEtEAGs the company has the
iono"inS st'ui'N's 0u'SSnuinS'
Dsss1ts.s. s.ss e ,s'"-.". n.y.e. eooooooo
Co~%oS eytosr sr..'............... SS.oo0S0O
Ss e. Ss lIpSss SEs
ROE TIE si1 hoNThS Na,,S SINCE THE ROAD HAS
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&1On mn WORTH OF sRALSKIN ksfmsStA
YSUy'UWV shonldsT % q; sADsS ksnilsFasail a. llksd
~ retail at large reduction IL pTieel o. q bHAYNH
furTer. l2t West 42d ct, iOJ Prince ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
DISCIPLINE on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

special meeting of the Governing Committee OF
the Stock Exchange held Yesterday to consider
the complaint against Charles VI. Foster, of Henry
Clcws e. Co.. for making Il bogus sales. According
the present rules of the board the committee served
notice on Mr. Foster that he would be tried at the
next regular meeting. The punishment in the present
case cannot exceed one year and rests solely with
the committee. II reported at ore time yes
terday that Mr.. Foster had been sentenced to read
once a week for two months recent volume on
Wall Street experiences but ii was the common opinion
of the members that this punishment might be too
severe. There question whether me huhofet
shares Of New England stock sold by Mr.. Foster at
90 Ia and not quoted in the Official list would be
delivered Henry Clcws sent word 10 his once thdt
nothing should be done about II until he came down
town but Immediately after his arrival the delivery
was made. Mr. Clews absent on Thursday Wneil
his partner violated well-knOwn rules OF the STOCK
Exchange. ., -.
The Committee fixed the next regular meeting as
the time for the trial of Joseph A. blair for violation
Of the commission law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
HOSPITAL sarrRDAY AND SUNDAY FIND.

since lat reported. the following amount, have
been received by Charles Lanicr. treasurer 70 Il
Nas,au-st on account Of the Hospital saturday and
sunday Collection
Prom Churches-Caivafy Episcopal sf35 %; Trans
nglration Episcopal *lo ~ Covenant l'-hYtsrian al
dtionag s73 81 Beloved Disciple. Episcopal so Grace
Chanel srndav.school EPISCOPAL az a Any. baptist.
80 -: t.erm,n Noritlln. SiNth-,t.. sll 3d.
From other iy Gordon Nofr". -f- . ''.-
~olicman. 800: Providence and ~ioninri"n = \.
500. by D. Fctrr. from china and gas, tad. -sl
u.rs ntoh,r. and employee So CO. Le,y sni Br Top
and employees. 800 Lodges u kesher Sh'l H'rf'i TO
Mr and MI, Lee SO Nj. Fianri, T. ogden. 40 I'm
Mcmoriam" r. ". -. for Wonln'- Fund i1 nroos'
bridge box 80; I.aeher Lodge - NJ J. - @'i'nf'f-
Refuge Lodge !. q. -. T.. - Total T. Dat" M h'1,'
I'll, f-ea.,rcr so $50 Sd. amoun,- directly - hnr
pitals ~ 49, 80 total collections for lN-' -. OF s.
TOTALS FOR DIiITRTNT YEARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
SELLING DR. ". 3. VERBS HORSES.

The first annual sale Of Dr. W. =. Ncbb'' 'el'' :
collection # horses bred or raised on the ~hclnnfn"
Farms Shclburnc. VI attracted large crowd IF we'll
known buyer, and dealer, in hpr-ch",h yesterday
afternoon 10 the American Horse Exchange. fif"th
4. and seventh ave. Prominent in the a--enhlas".
in addition 10 Or. webb himself. were Elliott EoD,e
welt. Prescott Lawrence. Frank &. Hollin-. y. H.
sands Frank Ferguson G. !. liamlln. J. L. 'arnody,
Peter G. Kellogg. william Nlill,. T. -. Brown. H. ".
Webb. H. Fulton Cnttus. J. T.. Kiu-on. william Ellis,
4. ". McAli,icr. Captain Blake and James Galway.
Bidding wa, decidedly slow in the earlier hours Of tho
sale but improved considerably toward the cloa@.
oswald iaync, acted a, auctlOncer.
The finely bred siddariha, by Pcro Conn" Tie
Pearl. attracted considerable attention.; ana Aiiof
,pir.ied competition went Ia Mr. VI Mister TT
II 500. Tho black rcr,hcron stallion brandon won't
10 Waite CO., Al $40. Elliott Erp,c,eli gaF" 500
for Jatiler a handsome and powerfully built chestnut
carriage horse. while II. ". webb and T. l. SHAW
each expended $500 on choice carriage teams IH
total amount realized the twenty four lot, offered
for sale viii not fail far short Of. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
THE COURTS.
LIGHT on WAYS THAT ARE DARK.

LIGHT on WAYS THAT ARE DARN.
The suit Of Seth Il. Johnson against Hong ouohs
Luone & Co. and Man Sing son & Co., to collect
81 0s1 A alleged 10 be due promissory note was
continued before Chief Justice McAdam In the 'ity
Court yesterday. Ju Poy, member oil bo'h hrh'''
swore on the Bible and testified in regard 10 business
transactions with Chu Forg, who signed thc hrmS
names on his own authority lie sald 'hat III i'7"
Hong Ouong Iuong went TO China. and left the "it
moss in full charge of the Mottst. business. Chu
Fonc had asked him. he said, to 20 to johnson ana
represent him (Chu Fong) to be rich man. VINO IN
tended to buy an interest in the firm of Hong Vuong
Luong lie accompanied Chu fone 10 John'on's Once
where n deed was made ont. Ju Poy carried u large
sim of money with him aud handed II To Gnu fohs
inst before tIey entered tie Office. The money wa,
handed back to him In the lawyer once. JON, u.
White manager of Br,dstrccts testified That IN l-r1
Hong Ouong Lnong n Co. were rated by the agency
nt 500 900 to 10000. md Man sing son 4 90. AT
500 600 The case will be continued on March H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
TO PUT THE MAYOR on THE STAND.

Among Mayor Grants callers yesterday ex-City
Chamberlain William NJ. WINS who is OF the counsel
Tor tie Senate Cities in the Investigation OF
the departments Of the city government which wi"
begin this morning Part ii Of the Supreme Court
M WINS told the Mayor he would probably be the
nrst called dseamed FOR himself and his asso-
cates any purpose harang and irrelevant ques
The forty questions prepared for Mayors OF cit'
70 be investigated been sent 70 Mayor Grant
Mr. wins gave Mayor general idea a. u the inofma
ton which committee desired regarding the city gov
eynent apd policy fiscal situation, the methods
prevailing in he operation Of the sinking FUND.- ana inc
differences OF opinion existing concerning It's management
Mr. WINS is credited with being expert In theSe
matters assured the Mayor that the committee had but
one object yicw and obtain desired facts Tor
its guidance In conducting its researches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Feb. 2--In tho Court Of Appear f'N'
Division to-day. the following causes wcr ar."'i
In the matter of Albert Van iiorh,; Al ",' ,,,
dr,inlard hy Abram +. Van Horne. his 'onhN'c''
etc respondent. agt. Edwin Mcdonald. apr,
Charles Jansen. respondent aei; v''" '"o'" ~
York Glass Letter Company, appellant.
Evron !. stroueh, appellant, ast GEORGE "eiu"''
respondent $500 ,i,.o
ct al. respondents. =, 49,. IT.
Lawrence kroy. respondent aSt. FIr-In'n' DUN
ware and lind, son Canal Company. appellant
The calendar for March , i A. follows. N"-. -
DIG az 2OG. 80 10. go and -
In the second Division the following causes "ci'
argued: ,,..,,.
Elevated Railway Company. appellant.
Theodore C. Weeks appellant. AT. silver l-irt
Consolidated Mining and Lands Company, e. al y"
spondent-. , ..
Metropolitan Concert COMPANY limited, ailcii
act Howard T. Perry. Ct al r.. pouicris
The calendar for March =, j. a follows: Nos. 80.
sla 81 go, -36, 80, - and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
4 MILITARY couycI1 AND KSrrRTAIyuEyr

\ military council Of the gafd officers Of Tie
Division Of the Atlantic, Patriarch, Militant l. .. >.
f. was held last evening at the Victoria Hotel Tho
council wa called ~ Major General James .. Wood
ward Of Albany. Among the member, Of In, stan
present were Colonel Henry J. COeg hall, commi,sary
Watcrvillc y. y. Ecn amin j. >urgc.s. chief Of stan
Hrooltlvn: Colonel Elliot Danfcrth. judge advocate,
Inhn l. Dickinson, quarcrma~tcr Walter l. Joyce. a.
sstan adj utant general. Colonel James ID. Mcintyre
chaplain. New York, Lieutenant T.. &. Carroll. Brook
Nn: Colonel Edgar Taylor. department commander.
Ncw Jersey Colonel noble +. Martin III epcctor, tea
cnlnne Hiram = Rus. aiiutInt general. Major 4 "
An,.dcll Albany Colonel Jane, ID. Hunt surgeon.
oneida y y: Colonel +. i. slater Toronto Colonel
/ " Unfit Bcllryillc Canada. Aitrr the council
Tine members II the tai were cnt"ri by ~.
PATERNITY thi, city at the Lexington Avenue Opera
ii,rar with an exhibition drill and dinner. About
I 600 persons present.. including many guest,
~ The fraternity. II Wa announced that the nc.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
coLyxBJAs ATHLETIC GRoryDs ARE SAFE

The new athletic grounds for Columbia College have
become an assured thing The trustees of the college
recently decided to give to the students lana ici
athletic purposes. condition that enough money
should be raised before March to cover the ex
penses of laying ont the grounds properly The eN-
pcnse of moving the house now in the centre OF tne
land and levclling the grounds, putting In TRACK
sod making baseball. football and tennis grounds
was estimated at ST., 800, and this sum the alumni
of the college have been actively engaged in Collecting
President Low led the subsc iiption, on February
T. with 81 900 and since that time $1,000 has been
collected. YESTERDAY PFC dcnt Low became re'ponsioe
for the remaining $500. making up the necessary sum
The present lease Of the property which is at one
Eund rcd and XIV frst-,t and Ridge Road, over
Hooking the Hudson River: expires on May l. ana
will begin as soon as possible after that The trustees
have appropriated $1,000 year to cover the rnh ni
nr1snects are brighter to-day than they have ever
leon before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

son.e Committee Oh Cities investigation, Superior Court
room. 10 80 a. m. ,.. cu. =, conmo,
Bookstaver Investigating Committee, Court OF common
senate Committee on Electricity. Hotel Metropoe' III
a. m. -r-,.,.- f,,,rcb moan
The Rev. DR.. Phillips Brooks at Trinity 'hurch, noon
d t. Moody at Collegiate Church Iwenty-nihth-s'
and Fifthave.. 10 80 p. M .,, ,
Fec lecture by f. Cope Whitehouse, Cooper onoi D
y m. r., eocond.st
Adephc Council, No. T, Assembly Masonic Temple D
p. o.o,.uo- Irou m
Manhattan Athletic Club entertainment, NO o2f fHh
ave-, p. m - - ~, ,,so o,o,,oc
COMPANY H. list Regiment, Athletic games Armory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01

MASS " EIl>' or RUSSIANS CONDEMN THE
SIBERIAN HORRORS.
Y. T. efolc-h.nior presided at OFF; mas7-mcctine
u Eu.. ai.. ii.i night In Cooper Union. :" protest
AGAINST the siberian oltfnec, speeches were made
Boo Russian ard Enci-h the car wa- vigorously de-
nour,.d and f,-,iutloa, were passed condcmnins
tie ,ui -.. fcpl-',d 10 have been committed on
Russian pol teal cNr and lc'lafln, that the meeting
held II f. i. . duty of the United state, Government
In The .An.r of m, people 90 this country, whose
father, fought and hcd for liberty. 10 enter solemn
protest .,f,fe ih. chrome II the car against tho
perpcii,. 'cu # 80 ur,pcakAblc horrors copy
Of tho resolutions VIII be sent to the secretary OF
state
lnsh g.. f,uie,o-t W., loudly chccrcd when he
.ad II the ar Of Russia !, disgrace tn the name
If human fAflrc then the other rulers OF Europe
who form ailnus.r tn thi, man. who recognize him
a, , liilfr -. .rs.i over men. equal disgrace
d., 80 far e.. they t,Se part in what he docs and II
tho u-u c g., ,fv - Ntridltion between this country
,.s I'm. ID a, which We would hc obliged To send
from. h. ,it,al pr oncr. back Ia Russia. to be CON
roci ga a.. .lcrau mines. should ever take place. II
c.,,l ie , shame thai would Lake generations 70
wipe out
Ir.f,..or Ice Leon sad almost n much about Inc
,,,.. can. eA %, what he called American Sberia''
, ,t,.c f.-.fV.d by the car for hi, unhappy
%uu t.r ana ~o,ia-tlr subjects. lie lhliht'u ulao
,~cr,,, must influence the Russian adio'rt TO 40
i,,trr ID, example. and that the country i, no, soo.
'..,..h Of for mi, duty. Michel /anctkn maze y
,,,',l in l;u.,ian ~crsius >hcvith scut tccsrln'
'rr.,,, th,t he could not attend the meeting On nc
,onut OF the serious Illness of his vic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01

Dominion. Couch. Richmond. city Poins ana
Nnr,1k with mise 10 OLD Dominion IS 20
fnp YORKTOWN. Deap Monteyideo 81 days. In bsast 70
: Elwcll & Co. -
Brs Rising Decker Demeraa 20 days, with sugar to
l., WA 4 Armstrong.
Steamer (Fr) HOgg London -BowrinE q Archibald
steamer Bohna tBrl. Watt, Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon ii Brown * Co
steamer The queen Br). Heeey. Liverpool-F Hurst.
Steamer OBI. Sinclair Avonmouth Barber d Co.
steaner Of Alabama (Br Lewis. Glasgow-Austin
Baldwin a Co.
steamer carl konow (Nor) Schvengs, Buehelds, NC
Hurbut & Co. - -
steamer state OF Texas. Williams. Fernsndna-c
Mallory 4 Co ~
Bark Ammo stafford (Br) Robinson. AnJier. JAVA "
Parker & 90.
Dark Iodine (Br) smith. Sabes dOloDne- Mckay % DIX
SAILED.
Steamers Sorrento. for London Taormins HameurT Rot
,erian Amsterdam Illinois Antwerp ALBANIA, MOh'eso
Iay; Algrrs. Galveston Karlsruhe. Baltimore,
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuErSsrowS Feb 2r-Arrvsd. steamer Britannia tBrl
paw from SewYork on her way To Liverpool and pro
teefief D..
Sew.iork 49, m,
PAYNE from New York on her way To London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
FLATS AND TIE roLo GROUNDS DID IT.

restriction imposed upon some property In on
between Madison and Fifth aVc~.
In 1870 TO prevent tenement houses stables OF school
houses being upon it. Simon Scrne lisa ella Horne
and Franklin H. Dclano recently acquired control Of the
property. but were prevented rom buidins na' 'I" u
nv an Injunction which obtained upon the strength
~ tho restriction mentioned by the executors OF The VIII
OF Is,ias Meyer Judge Andrews, in Che Suprem court
Yesterday handed down opinion in which he dsS"iFeH
the injunction and gives those cnoincd the prN's' u"
- .hoad ood hutdino dat. The court ,hs' g.
character Of the ncghborhood Is not what was W
IN make IL when the restriction imposed mat nav
had been built OH the adjoining property. ana u't inc
Polo Ground, had caused the property TO d'pr''''
value He declared that II was not now the iAsh"i'"
nc,ohbohood which IL hal contemplated u MAKE Il
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Iod png houses connected with their missions. Inc
missionaries deny this charge. and say That they coua
not do their work properly among the poor ana
frendess immigrants II they not admitted 10 the
rn,,nda before fhe runners The boarding house
people called the attention Of the Commissioners to the
fact that they pay license OF 20 year ior tne rse
the garden. some missionaries say lhnu .h.Lc
is politics in this regulation. Others say that the
order Will not hurt them.