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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
rARTARUs.

while in my simple gospel creed
That God 10 love- 90 plain resd.
Shall dreams of heather birth alright
Ny pathway through the coming night
An, Lord of lie. though Gpectfe6 pale
Fill with their threats the shadow vale,
With Thee my faltering steps TO aid,
How can / dare % BE- afraid7
Shall mouldsring page or fading scroll
OUTAGE the charter OF the soulf
Shall priesthood's palsied arm protect
The wrong our human hearts reject?
And amite the lips whose shudAerinG CRY
Proclaims cruel creed lie?
The wizards rope we disallOw
Was justice once-is murder nowt
u there . world Of blank despair,
And dwells the Omnipresent theref
Does He behold with smile serene
The shows OF that unending scene
Where sleepless. hopeless anguish lice
And, ever dying, never dies?
Gay, does He hear the sufferers groan
And 10 that child Of wrath his own?
o, mortal, wavering in thy trust.
Lift thy pals forehead from the dust1
The mists tn et cloud thy dAIkened eyes
Fade ere they reach the o'erarching skiooi
When the blind heralds OF despair
Would bid thee doubt Fathers care.
Leek mp from earth and read above
On heavens blue tablet. God IL love!
-Otiper Wendell Holmes.
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IN SOCIETY"
Mrs. Msckay's Assumed Social Positiou
In the English Capital.
Chicago News


Chicago News
Any one who says Mrs. Mackay Is not
"in society" in London Is either an idiot
or wofully ignorant Of the doings of the
upper world in the English metropolis. It
so happens that royalty is the great and
only autocrat of what is known IS Lon
don's upper world, and it is with royalty
and their associates that Mrs. Mackay
mingles in London. There is not
week during the London season, as well
as at other periods of the year, when Mrs.
Mackay does not give . dinner party
ct which the guests Of honor are usually
some member of the royal family In En-.
gland or persons OF almost equally exalted
rank. These dinner parties are given for
from twenty to forty guests, end they are
such notables a. the Duke and Duchess Of
Edinburgh, the Princess Louise, Marquis
OF Lorne and the Princess of Wales
herself. who accompanies the Prince, which
is not always the case when the Prince
dimes with certain fair Americans for
whose society he shows . preference.
Then, ct Mrs. Mackay's entertainments.
there are always the most distinguished
members or the diplomatic corps, and
duchesses and countesses galore. At her
musicales one hears Nine. Aibani, Nine.
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CHES OF
THE NIGHT.

I'D shs srahnan's books. that 4 IN shs
= yoa 9 nor ! knew there wss % much
= 3 - " .-' --Hsnds proveyb.
=. lrxan in : practical joke: but It has
- enough now, and d getting seri-
-. the southerner. being poor, had :
fSuyy watch, and plain leather
~ soolonsl had Z Waterbury watch
- for guard, the lip-strap Of curb
Iip-straps make the best watch
ihoy are strong and short Be-
~ g n rap and an ordinary leather
100 Is no great difference; be-
- Waterbury watch and another
sfSIi Everyone In the station knew
s1oI,ol,e lip-strap. He was not : horsey
~ IS liked people to believe he had
- once; and he wOve fantastic
q ne hunting bride to which this
ilof iip-strap had belonged. Other
- ~ painfully religious.
x ~ ana the colonel were dressing 1t the
E.toth late for their engagements, and
e hurry. That was kismet The
Snlches we're on : shelf below the
elass = guards hanging down.
~ - carelessnees. Platte changed
natched ! watch, looked In the
odd his tie and ran. Forty sec
~ - the colonel did the same thing;
non taking the others watch.
S|S nay have noticed that many relig-
Soop,o are deeply suspicious. They
~ pursly religious purposes. of
80 know more about iniquity than
W rneoeenerate. Perhaps they were
~ bad before they became con-
1f ~ any rate. in the imputstion Of
<16s1 evil, and putting the worst con-
- on things innocent, certain
u God people may Be trusted to sur
~ n others. The colonel and his
- 30 & that type. But the colonel's
Z ~ - the worst. She manufactured
! "a G111ion scandal, and-talksd 70 her
81 Nothing more need be said. The
Z II11b wife broke up the Laplace's
na The colonies wife stopped the
~ Haughtrey engagement. The
- vile induced young Buxton to
- W vile down in the Plains through
In year Of the marriage. Whereby
49, N. Buxton died, and the baby with
~ 1hsss things will be remembered
- ~ colonel's wife 50 long as there
If n1msnt In the country.
~ Is come back to the colonel and
600 They went their several ways
- Is dressing-room. The colonel
With two cnaplains, while Platte
- i ! bachelor party, and whist to fol
HI how things happen! II Plates
~ put the new saddle-pad on the
1he butts Of the territs would not
~ worked through the worn leather and
I'd I'D into the mares withers, when
80 ~ coming home ct o'clock in the
1lnine. She would not have reared,
n, fn1len into ditch. upset the cart,
mt Platte flying over an aloe-hedge
= IS Ma Larkyn's well kept lawn and
~ 3nlo would never have been written.
N ~ mare did al these things and while
jEllo Nas rolling over and over on the
Ike shot rabbit, the watch and
n1ry majors sword hops out of the scab-
"a whom they are firing fen de ioie
- rolled and rolled in the moon
~ Hll Il stopped under . window.
4I6t&e stuffed his handkerchief under the
r. put the cart straight, and went home
ofk again how Kismet worksl This
II moi happen once In hundred years.
<oCds the end Of his dinner with the
ekoplains, the colonel let out his waist.
md leaned over the table to look ct
- mission reports. The bar of the
nuard worked, through the button
md the watch-Platte's watch-slid
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L. II. ROGERS
1o4 BUTLER BLOCK
1o4 BUTLER BLOCK.

have few choice and in South Seattle
that the projected electric railway and just minutes
ride from the city that will offer for few days only for
$1,000 for acres one-thrd down. balance long and
easy payments This property located that would make
very beautiful suburban home.
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DOES Your BACK ACHE ?-Oregon Kidney Tea
will relieve Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
n1rs OLE LEGNL NEWS.

Mrs. Harrison. her counsel and witnesses, ana the
couu.el for the defence and hi, witnesses assembled
in Part II Of the supreme Court YESTERDAY sat ther'
for two hours and then went away, for owing 10 an
other case that engrossing the attention "t ''
court the brought 10y Mrs. Nellie Harrison as.al,'
her husband captain Frank Harrison, Of the l3h
pe,i,crt y Z, : y. =. for absolute divorce on the
statutory ground had TO be postponed and VIII prob
a,lv not come to trial until to morrow
The suit of Robert RAY Hamilton for inc ah'"ile"'
If hi, marriage 10 Evancchne L. Hamilton has been
placed upon the calendar Of the supreme ON,
Innci,I it.rn, for trial The note Of issue was fled
y e,tcTday ,.,,,,,o , ,idc IN
John j. Hogan age twelve, was stcalnT roe on a
the driver pushed him Oh. The boy ic!i u"dcr tiu
heel, Of the car and killed HIS iatner p!ousu
sni, Tor - 600 against the company. aud yesterday
iury befor,, Judge O'orman, In the superior '"ur'
hr,Ilrnt in "A verdict for the plaintin Tor Tl"oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme TG%aEefSs5 ri sGn'gpe5 oon
Supreme Court~spcciaI lcrn-Part i-1dIouncd until
sGprene Court-Specal Tern-Part II-Beore Beach, J.
Nos, 2oJ. 80 -. 80, 3S2 3si' - g. 1873 49i'
supfsne crsaitra.t 5BefGEs smith smith o5 5
ga 6gj 49, 1907. 2j3s nos 100 1923, SOL 81,
Il ~ p rene iI-Bcfore Lawrence J.
80; 1851 i93 2s 100 53 q 2 Sd 55 i5is s i5S
9i9 95 l5s l52, of 1911 p B 3s5S IS SS
49, 49, s5l l iss l 81 5 5s5 @ 5 i5s
los? sprSS 2S o s9 TPart 1Srham l.
Nc t Cs i e 2 1851 49, 95 1871 S Tx s is
7e l7 ~ s, ~ G,3 IN .a. t99 sw Of Reoecca
SAMPSON SI%r'i 10 80 O1' b. For prGste W inland
tnscrcr john rarr' Hannah fre. Edward petit and
9'; Superior " court SSn TermBetors DaeO J-So.
p 20. 203 223 go, 23l. 233. 230, 23s' 24i' 2i1'
superior court-Equlty Tcrm- Before sedgwick, C. j..
Cas- Sn fsS anaia bcioF Tfuax
coo 53i, 1000. 1853 1907. loss. 7i6 9OS' 2s4. so7
Superior c6urTraL TcrmraIt IIn,iOre F.eed%aG
,ire1ioI CO.. I1I IT. Part III-Borore OGorman
J.-Csse ON searns " Manhattan Railway Co. NO
common Pleas General Term-Bcforc Larrcnore {. J.;
Boek,tayer apd B,,ehoI og 5 upt tG s.
common common P1as-rai TcIm~Par ~Beiore Alien, j.
lis HI oi5 1873, TO- io25 95i. ~, 1911 37s
Coz SO. ~. SOC 1916. 1890. .
common Pleas-Tral T"rm-Part 1I-Adlourned for the
city Court-specol Term-Before Van wyck. j.
civ Court-Trial Term-Part I-1e,ore Ehrlieh j.; IL
No. 1872 1903. lO7. i39la, 1913 lilS %, Us, 1876,
l3- 40 -93~ rs. - $50
CIV CoIrt-Tral Tcrm-part IIBeforc NJ tdam C
~. 13s3 1871, 33 800 sol. g. 3jS, 2iS7. 1909.
City Court-TrIa' Term-Iart IL -Bcfore McGown J. =
40. 22a $50. etii 43o. i5'. ijj. $50. as 49, $50
,5i So so ij-.
City Court-Tral Tern-Psrt Iv.-Beforo McAdan e. J.
Special calendar -.
C,urt u c neal Sos~o. part I.-Before Smyth
r.. ard Assst1n: Di-tri. t-At-ormy DsNi'-NoS u
Cour, OF General Scs>lons-Part II-Beorc Cowinc j.
and Assistant District Attorney DaWson-Nos 10 D IN
elusive x-,.-,,
j. and Assistant DstrictAttOrney Jerone-Nos. 70
inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Tie laa,ns Of the ChTnb"r- street and Grand street
Ferry Railroad ~ the company operating ~ y the
lfou-ton West street and raVonia Ferry Railroad
Company. which anuoun'cd Yesterday. va not
such an import business transaction a. The amount
# rental 10 be- paid would make it appear for tho
reason that the people own both lines. and the
lease wa, Il matter 0f form. Colonel Daniel Lamont
prc.ldcut II the Houston. West street and Pavpnh
r,rr, lire Yesterday dcs, rihci the c~" and IN" pdN
nei,t of rent a, taking money ont Of one pocket OF
the COMPANY 90 pg' j. Boo another. IN" Chanhef'-''
line Wa lct.cd D., aid economic measure. thai
the expense. Of organization and management might
lac reduced con-od tlor of tho tNo corporations not
being a legal possibility. though all the stock "i
,rth COMPANIES }, o. III" hand, of tn sam" people"
of more Importance than the lease itself !, the fact
that i'm the lease another step ha- been taken toward
,hc c.talJ shnent OF a cabI' road fJr rosdway. The
-.uc men. prominent aruon- whom arc " iIIlAm I
Vntucy T. 4 Wdcrcr. Daniel Lamont and Emu
non vino are Interested ia the Chamber ana iou-Di
-. road. are interested IN the proposed broad"dS
cshc road the right 10 c0n,tru' which ma, already
tccu secured from the city of NcW horh. Ia" com
t,ry h. now engaged iu -ecuriu- permission T. con
,r,,, thc lin" from the property owner along me
-. and urco atlOnS are prOgrc-, tor the Houston
o. street and PavOn.a Ferry road Z absorb thc
n v.third street street Railway company, winch
negotiations have been practically completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo A. y Jan aI.-Catte-Receipt, last - hours.
20 total for week thus lar 9lzO head Tor sams
time last week $50 head consigned through, l--u
head all 100 head on sale trade du ana
heavy. Sheep and lanbs-Receips last ~ nonrs 900
head total week thus far H. iOo head Tor same tine
last wek 500 head consigned through. 200 head
All 10 Nrw.York GOO head sale; trade dull. prices
unsettled. Iogs-l.cccpts last - hours. $50 head
total for thus far II 100 head for same time last
w,ek o5 900 head consigned through. l. 100 head, all
TO Nevi ork; 300 head on sale all offerings taken
nrices urm.r quotsOly higher mediums ana
heavy - - 30; mAcd, % 80 Workers and pgs -.
Chicago. Jan L. ,Keceipts' ycoC heaa snip
H.~vcs ~ 9O4>5 70 steers s3dsi so; stockers and
icNas grass ~ 50aS2 go iogs-Receipts 5000
had sbnmonts head Market slow, % Toe lower
Mid and light s3 60Gs3 IS heavy. ~ 6ods3 sTa:
Tin. s3ds3 SO Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; ship
snnt 600 head. Market strong % shade higher. Ne
ti@s 81 5Ods5 30; Western eornfd ~ 7oSs5 rs reK.
ana az 50dsi so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Albany. Jan. 2l.-In the Court of Appeals First
Division to-day, the following decision, were handed
down:
The People cx rel william II. McGrath. appellant
sgt the Board of supervisors OF NcNtche',er '"u p
re- pondcnts I'm petition Of the south ica,n hnIl
road b. uoquir, land. etc. order Oh lh' "cH''"'
Term affirmed. with costs 49,,
The pcople cx rel william Darrow and another
trustces aiprllaut-. agt. Michael Coleman ci al
Commissioner Oi Taxes, ETC.. respondent pI"vt VI
General Term reversed and that OF the special lcrin
setting aside and vacatlnS the assessment "'''"'"
oarr,c We'll. an infant appellant, agt. the Dry
Dock, East broadway and l'aliery ha.lf"au o""pama
respondent. Judgment reversed ana "c" "''
granted costs To abide the event.
In re account Of - Morrison, John McllharU'
assignee. agt James Chambers ct al. ho'loh Jul IL
argument denied. with costs. .
Martin y smith. respondent agi. James White
appellant. Motion to dismiss denied with cost,
John Good agt William > Dahnd ana another
Motion f. dlsmis, denied with SlO cost.
Rudolph Dal1cll AIT. the Long Island Railroad
The people AIT. the North River sugar Refining
Company. Motion t. prefer granted. without costs
George lIo~. appellant. agt the New-lork Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company, respond
ent Motion to discontinue granted ON payment Of
the costs Of appeal and rl0 cost, Of motion
granted aud case set down for the 2sth inst.
Theodore Conrow ct al. AIT. Alexander &. Brans
com ct al the Pcople respondents. AIT. the nalti-
for reargumcnt denied, with $40 costs.
The following cause were argued
Harriet BcaI. appellant. agt. the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad, re- pondent.
The Board Of supervisors OF Erie County respondent
aet Henry r. lone; appellant eil vr,.n n, ,o.,.r
appellants ag the Board Of Supervisors Of Rensselaer,
County. respondents.
sarah mi appellant agt. the Board Of Supervisors
Of Rensselaer, County. respondents.
The following is the calendar for Wednesday
The following decisions handed down in the
second Division:
Grace L. Kurshecdt and another. respondents, agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
WHY WAS THIS IMMIGRANT LOCKED Up

Iudie O'Ireu IN the supreme Court hd''"''''
-, MOI, g. writ 81 habca~ corpus for the produc
,ior in court th, morning Of johannes hammer
,,u,,, German barber who In, been PI'p''' y"
Ward. Island since January -. when NE arilNcu J"
nts conntry The PETITION on which the VIII wa,
Granted declares that the day on when Hammer ia"'''
from the Rugia ticket agent ~ 'A''' ''u'" CIV
~, ,., 49,, Inv , ticket for san Francisco he
,, L., la red mn He refused to buN the tucker ana
M throat va. carried ont. upon the order q" one %
,bc Emigration Commissioners. II j. aiN2 ne. ~
thc uriion that the MASON the ,onli '9l'
none, aud a, he had ~rulhcd hi. lnirnt9m ~ ~
49,, in the ,ity several day~ hcforc gong W. '.rH
H. f-,t mat ne would be- robbed VIM" 100 t' CITY O.
W, f., tiot.c. Linn ti., caused him ~ bee Joe i" up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
"CPTJfFS AGAINST CRIMINALS
COLONEL INGERSoLL's ADDRESS BEFORE THE
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

COLONEL INGERSOLL's ADDRESS BEFORE IhI'
STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONS.
au,anv Jan e1-Thc ninth annual meet
inc ~ thc Nov York state Ear Association convened
here AZ lock this afternoon. IlarmannS ble"'"f
Hall which seats over 1900 persons, va cr""do'
with noted LAWYERS from all over the state Wh'h
President Arnoux welcomed the members IN a long
address lie was followed 10y Colonel Robert T..
Ingersoll who delivered the annual address MS sun
iect being Grimes Against Criminals" In the course
of his address Colonel lnccrsol said
Crimes were committed punish crimes. and crimes
were committed % prevent crimes Tn" word mas deem
ocd with prisons dungeons. with chains ana whips
,,h ,oc. and gbl,.ts with thumbscrcW- and rae *.
with hangmcn and hcad,mcn-and yet these hgh;fuI
means and nstrumcnaltics and crimes nave accom'hu
little for the preservation Of property or HE 1t i ai'
to say that governments nave co"Ih'''u ''' '''' '
than they prevented.
rh. world has thoroughly tried conhscation. degrade
ten imprisonment torture and death ana mus i'f Inc
world failed.
Thorr j. no reformation in degradation. TO mutilatc
criminal is 70 say all the world that j" j. crinn'
and 10 render hi, reformation substantially impossible
i, there any remedy Can anything be done Tor the
reformation Of criminal? IL should be u''u VIII"
.i,dnc. Every right should be gi!sn him consistent
M the ,fety Of society should neither be degraded
80 ,ohleJ The state should set the highest ana nobl'-
,anue The powerful should never be cruel ana Ia mo
breast Of the supreme there Hhou'u DE- no "H"' -"
,o man I'm a moment Of want steal, the property Of
uudh
hs stat take without compensation the labor OF these
- and why should they. sit"r having been imprisoned
D., ,,.rs h. turned o< without mrsna Of support W"d
mo-, lac far better far economical to pay these men
for their labor. lay sNde the" 'slhlhgT H"" nav -
a tram month 10 month and from year to ycar-to put
'' - -, interest 10 that when the convict is re-
- u.r five wear, Of imprisonment h" VIII have several
a,ca dollars OF his ownnot merely money enough Z rAy
Mi. vav hack 70 place from "hich "e was ''h' o''
oh n make IL possible for him to begin business on
, ou,t enough " keep the wolf Of crime from
the door OF his heart!
rhc,, ar, however men who pursue crime a. 'ocd-
t,ooss professionalism who have been convicted again
and again and VINO still persist III u'"S INV Wv" "
-, - -, ,non tho rights OF others. What shall
-, do,. with these men and women Put one Thousand
h. rGrned thieves islsnd-conpc MON 10 Piv P
st inv rzt and ,e-.nd almost certain lhat Isisr
majority would be- opposed n theft such coinunbS
pn ty themselves. Keep the sexes absoluty Spsttd
Those who are beyond the power Of reoim1uoh s1rri
,nf b,ve the liberty ~ reproduce thcmsclves Ihcy
sho,ld dwell apart and dying should leave no heirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
TALKING oyER TIE CASTLE GARDEN LEASE.

The proposed lease OF Castle Garden I" the fe'''''
Government discussed ut the city Hall yesterday
Collector Erhardt and Mavor Grant lad a long con
,ttion ON the subject. other prominent city "i'' ia'
had ioiucd III the conference. including Corporation
Couu.el Clark Controller Myers. Commissioner "iiIo''
President Coleman Of The Tax Department President
Porter Of the Department Of Charlie and Correction
President Arnold, Of the Board of Aldermen ana PI'
dent IIutchin>. OF the Park Department
The present rental Of Castle Garden l. s-ooo Z"
vcar and Mayor Grant insisted that there should be-
ma reduction If it should be casct 10 the Federal
,ovcrnmeut Collector Erhardt thought II should be
reduced because a large sum, 100000 or $4,000
,couId be necessary 10 put the building and surround
invs In proper shape. Tho Collector urged Il
mammal sum only as the rental.
FINALLY on tn" Mayor, suggestion, the subject
yras referred to Controller Mycr- and Corporation
Counsel Clark, who are 10 confer with Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
FURS AND SKINS.


The daily average receipts Of milk and cream At ne
Gr m" vres nave been a. follows Erie il91 cans Of
mix 80 cans VI condensed milk aud 100 cans OF cream
Poughkeepsi. and Boston 81 cans OF MILK
Susnuenanns 1872 ~ milk and 70 cans OF cream
.ctawanna | i05 cans Of milk and 20 cans OF cream
Nev.York Central and Harlem, tl50 cans OF milk III
an, OF condensed milk and l35 cans OF cream
C,tv .nd Northern l. 100 milk New Haven and
Hartford O2O Of milk Ontario and western LIS
cans of milk ana OF cream; West Shore. l,oo5
AN. Of mill. 50 cans condensed milk and IL cans "
cream NewJer>y Central 800 cans Of milk and 10 cans
of cream and miscellaneous short routes 400 cans
~ milk and - cans of cream The total daily supply has
been is O3 can, of milk 2ll Of condensed milk aud
35G cans OF cram The price the platform Tor
the surplus has been 81 - can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
cnrroN MARkErs.-BY rELEGnAPH.

Liverpool Jan. ~ y. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
include 200 bates American Futures closed nrm
Middling. low middine csuse, January dev
55.o4d sellers January ana Eel ruary delivery,
5564d sellers February and March delivery, 56-6<d
sellers March and April delivery, D! sd sellers April
and MAY delivery. 5S.64d buyers Nav and June de.
livery 6O64d sellers, June and July delivery. Oh sd
value July and August delivery esd value August
delivery ) 60. SAD buyers.
savannah, Jan. 5i.-Cotton quiet; middling. 1oLc |;
low mddng Zoe good orainsry 9-i9c net and gross
receipts. 5o7 bales exports cosstwise. 5iss bales;
sales. 675 bales stock. 56,i74 bales.
Galveston Jan. 2l.-Cotton firm middng lo'.c low
mddling, 9'sc good ordinary Q 7l6e; net and gross
Norfolk, jan 81 Cotton firm; middlins. Lose; nes
and receipts. 03 coastwtss, as baaes:
sales. III bales; stock. 80. Ice bslss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
the Union Dime savings Institution appellant. Judg

the Union Dime savings Institution, appellant. Judg
mcnt affirmed, with costs. .
William Moore, appellant agt. John Townshend
and ano respondents. Appeal dismissed with costs,
unless appellant procures within ninety days con
lions Of law arising thereon and OF the
determination Of those questions by the GENERAL
Term to be prepared and settled and annexed to the
judgment roll and certified copy thereof to be trans
mtted to the Clerk OF the Court OF appeals pursuant
To the provisions of section l. 1888 OF the Code of Civil
Procedure, and pays $50 costs. .
William VI. Aberji, respondent. agt the New ork,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, appellant
motion for reargument denied with $40 costs.
Ellen T. Hayes. respondent. agt. Charles j. Nourse
ir., assignee appellant. that defendant recover OF
plainf by way OF restitution 1861 20. with interest
from date Of payment and that 1t he again remltteo
TO the Court Of Common Pleas to be proceeded upon
according to law.
The following causes were argued Rlcharu Murphy
respondent. agt. the New York Central and HUDSON
River Railroad Company, appellant ,..
Julian NJ Ferry, respondent agt. the Mannd'of"
Railway Company. appellant x,,,,
The following is the calendar Of the second DIVISION
for Wednesday Nos. 620, 100, I3, 6j9, TO- 'oo 100
and $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
r,rr rvprrGRorND ROAD HAS SOME RIGHTS |

TIE TNDEEGROUND ROAD HAS S"Nh hI''II
Tho New York Underground Railroad people ~'or'o
.r,..i ,i,,or, An the supreme Court, before Judge
T-,., Yesterday They brought an acton i'r a
mandarin, to require the Commissioner oi Fuol''
Work. to issue permit to the "ompan, TO tear up
the street, ~ that the work Of building the road 'oum
lie hccln number of question, Of fi't - u
whether the COMPANY had not lost All rights II nan
ever possessed were brought UP ana sent |" july ~
ID. decided The Findings IF the jury are that the
,,r %ri t-pd.r,roiiud Railroad Company ha- piact
,t, II, Tho rirht, 81 the old New York CITY Central
,.r.r,i,md HALLWAY Company, except that uri
i,, 49,, r,rht IA ne broadway. and the jury found
- ,i,,, me ,nuipauv had not vet secured pern~~lp
9r.r, thc owners NJ the property abutting the pro
uo~ed line 10 build ~ road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
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OH City Penn. Jan. 2l-Nationa Transit certificates
onened at ~ 07A highest 81 01a.: lowest IL O6r
coscd, 81 o7 ,alee 800 oo bbIs &c, charter , aso''
Pittsburc Penn. Jan. 81. Petroleum active, nrm Ma
ona Transit certificates opened 3: 0s closed a, al o.
hIghest 81 Os lowest 81 06f.
bradford Penn Jan 21-NGonal Transit certificates
onened 81 o74 closed at 81 or highest, sl o1s
lowest 81 06s elearances 6ol 900 bbs.