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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

The annual meeting OF The shareholders Of the Ttie
GraIautee and Trust Company and inc elecubh Oh
onic.rs took place yesterday AT No % lhhct 81
The following elected officers: President J0hh
" Murray: vice presidents, G.. II. Kelsey ana fiah
Hailc.. fr,osu@cr Louis WindmuIlcr secretary, Louis
Y. Bright and assistant secretary c. ID. Nnidck.
These were elected trustees John Jacob Aior Julien
T. Davics John Fol~y tii Samuel r. Freeman, Charles
H. henderson, benjamin u. Hicks, John d. HICKS.
william ". lngiah"m Marlin Joost Eugene Kelly
Clarence H. Kelsey. James D. Lynch william H. Male.
John r. Martin. Charles NatlaCk. John W. MurrN'
Emil OcIb.rmann, Alexander T.. orr Orlando u. Pot
ter Charles Richard -On, william Tfautwn", lingo
Wc,eudanck. Ell, u. Williams, George q. Williams and
LOus NBdmullcr. az.
lie company report shows pfO,pcr0us condition
Of afiaiis. The total earnings, inciudlng interest oi
1890 have been S5G91G0 cG. The total eXpenftyre5'
s341ia3 o. which makes Tho let Income S224 Goo o.
The surplus has been increased $74, Sec "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
HOME COMFORTS
Ih1aL. ciao. ois3. 1856. 600.

2527 1925 2442 $500 1871. 2i92, 2is3 1886. 2oio.
29tl 20I3 oai5, 2Oi6, 29i3, 29l0 29ol, 2JsE
Surrcme Court-Circult-IarJ lV-Before o Brlen, j /.
Nos 'ol7S Is43, 1905, 2si5 2sfs. $50 1871 5o,e
30s2 2dsi 26S5 2Cs6, 26SI. 26sS. 26s3 900 , A.,
superior Court-sp,cal Term-BefoTe Dugfo' mo
lions - ,,,. c,,.. ~ r
Superior Court-Trla Term-Part IBefore TruaI =;
No. $50 iGO 1870. l0i7 1925 $50 lol1 SIS lol il9i
1000 1851 i4I7 40 9O2. 23S llSs, llSp, l33. I.3t
Superior Court-Tral Term-lart II-Before freedman.
lisa 12o5 ioS5 iOsi 1885 1850 zoos. I0st. 1ioj.
JtN6s 1876 SIS 800. IlSs. l00l 74S, llsl G93 80,
5a3 5oi 753 Ii4o. 59s ~. o.o
SurTogates Court-lleiore Ransom S-Case on No $50.
contested will Robert Ray Hamlrn az lv5u q; IN
Te,tnonv ~ b. taken befOr, the Probate &c x wis r
ID NJ Fitch j. W. Guntler. Anna SOhr, MARI fIenry'
Marguerite Iies. 4. \. Decker, A. K fedhusei tfti
erick Baow, John McGown. Elizabeth cot'ng ana T. ~
Nf Sonm no Pieas-speciaI Tem-Before DAILY. C. j.
Common Pless-Generai Tem-Adourned until the first
Mcl Snnon PSasfraI rer-art I-Before Book staye.
INo 81 2o o5 as a. - 90 's9 S'S 90 o'O oso 'S'
81 Common nm Pleas~fral Ierm-Parts III and III-Ad'
civ court~specIaI Tem-Beore Newbureer J-Mo.
CITY Conrt-TrIs Term-Part I-Reore Fitssnons J.
-Nos 1913 1881. 1895. all. 2O29. 2o31, 2OJS 2"oS
ooS0 o66i 2Cds 2OGs 206l. 2oGC, ?o97. 49,,
City CourtTra Term Pagt o soe Nco oc o6;o
S SS,i POI 9o7i ao7e c077 posi-. cost:
7 Yos te97 1859 1000 1894 1124 1910. 27s2 1921
100 1856 1850 9OS9 2O9i. 2C9i 2C91.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
HE KILLED HIMSELF FOR LOVE.
ALEXANDER ELsNER SET DEATH LAMP 81
his BED AND DRANK PRUsSIc ACID

ALEXANDER EIsNER SET A DEATH LAMr ID
his BED AND DRANK PRUsNIc ACID
Alexander El>ner. an Austrian, forty eight year
old killed himself in his room al NJ 40 f~is' i'i
,ccnth It. on Monday night after writing ana P"''"e
le,ter to half a dozen Of his friends inviting '''"'
~ find him dead in the morning Troubles rc'"''''.'
from both love and business caused hi| sni''u'' Ho
va, a bachelor. About a year ago he came 70 '"'
city a. travelling salesman representing IA" lu"'!
goods b,u,e Of Van Razcr-dorfer in Vierne OF "h'h
hi. coc,sin WAS the head He boarded Win Mr.
Geiscler in the hous. In East Fifcenih-'t. ana hP'
hi. trunk 81 samples there when he was III 'he ''''
He did not succeed In hi business. and atol' NJ "'
ordered 10 return to Vienna. but r ola hot wan :"
90 becnu.e he was deeply In love with Mrs.. Mal'lha
poi. a younc woman living with her Ho''c' ~
18th 81 and Avenue Il. Mis-. Rc's ha' husoai"
and nc child in Austria but the husband "a said 10 D"
,ryipr n ret a divorce and she j. more than "'hhS
tbat he shall got IT, she wishes 81 be Tree ~ marry
somebody else. 49,, - h.
Fisher thought Mrs Rciss would marry him " 'he
were divorced and he paid cout 30 her VIZ" 80 "'''"
,e-yor that he neglected the business Il the hrm u
Wanna. and thus invited his recall. Lately ne WIS
disturbed by the visit Of Younger and beit'rloohS
.ustrian AZ the home II his charIncr lac ohle''
- return 10 Vienna were imperative. but Ei'ner ne
clarcd that t. g back diScreditcd would bIoi1h h'
heart and lfc away from MalVina Rei-' ~onld DC d
burden. lie resolved to die.
Fariv Monday he began mhhhH dT'a'N0''N''
he dopartnr from the world. although ne am nn'el
that he was Only going To- >1n Francisco. l'' d'"'"
M. friend Rudolph Ornsiein. at No. '7' III AMY
"a teko charge 4 his trunk 81 sample and - ms "''
Mes affairs and n the afternoon he shipped inc """
,o 0,n.fe.n Early In the evening j." gave ten cents
,o Nj oci-elcr ard ASKED her to hn' nlRh' Hr"'
rbi,l, consist. oi a wo.dcl float with WICK III " -
in a el... 4 water and oil Nc sud he "ai't'' -
have il rla,ed IN 30. goom ~ r. D. ~. Among ~
l-o,y- m Austria sntn ls!t /. called dcih l"'P'
II had ben lighted half an hour when El'i"r ~
,,-n.d 20 hi, rporl. lie had writer several le"''
and lad ,nic ont 10 pot them. in"v were a''''''e
., friends, among whom were -tcin' hrS' sP''~ VI
IN - ~,cond st.. and Ma!yna Refs.
After the p,-tman delivered the letters YESTERDAY
rnorni.g Elr.i', friend vert % hls room {" h"'o
t,o,iri.. They found POI, dead BODY IT, u'd ana !"
poIlccuin IN guard. El-u"r had swallowed pf"'',
ncd TIE death lamp" at HI bedside wa ''"'
Iurt,ng when Mr.. Gc.'lcr found him d'hd Do l'
u,ruing The friend aid the would -" 'N" MS
,.,y w,s buried d-cnu'B. In the lcff'i' hr dr' ''
nat Mr. Rel, WI, no WY lu fault bat he "'''
cl.,.n 10 die rather ftun onvc her and 20 BACK -
..r.l H. al>c write bis ';'.E~ f'r t3r continue!
MUGS Of his friend md gnv" directions "''''
d,yldins his Pc spnal property an'ns t'ch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
TELLING ABOUT HIS EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING.

4
Iqc examination begun before Commissioners
shields YESTERDAY Of Lee YOu ple manager ot the hn
= WINK Wan Chung. No - Pcll-st.. ana i'uf % "'
clerks, who are charged with aiding in smuggling arEo
,,o,. ,l.e 81 ouinn The first witness was H. A.
Moore of OrdensburS. special agent OF The treasury
rcu,rtnlcnt He said that he called ut th' Pac" III
pcllst with a search warrant In company Ni'h o'"er
officers, and asked Leo You Pine il he had any OPIUM
lie said that he had not but search reV'aeu 'e'c"S
four half pound packages scattered all over 'e pace
.rh, ,ho rvc cinnamon were arrested. Inspector
Clyrle. f. Lewis corrobor,ted Moore's testimony.
rlc most important witness. however was A. D.
Wilder who arrested in Boston ab"nt Il "oeA ago
for Smuggling opium. lie made q clean breast oil MS
offence. IT,, had been in the business Of smuggling
opium for fifteen months. he declared. and had del'
erred opuIn to the place in Pc It. number OF tmN
lie generally brought hfty pounds OF ihc dIue, ior
which he received about $3.50, or $50 less lal tnc
duty alone ON il would amount Ia. on December -
be had brought two twenty-five pound cars 10 ""
place and had given II to Lee Chung on or tne pr
',nrrs who had handed him 500. wilder nan DonH"V
the opium in quebec. The case VIII 20 Oh Nu"1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

moth tho N,w.York and Manhattan Athletic clubs WA
mn, strong teams n"ld 'or next sea'on ffi'ho
~ the club, hop. WI make better re'"u
IN the \ \. &. race tan p"y did '''' tcai.
vJ,,d o,le-ts 70 lie disposed d 10 any on-id" CLUB
lie pr,po,c, u play in the metropolitan district II he h
,ny,,lnr to say about the subject IL haH ~ h't'''
tl rr,id,nt g. Bvrne 4 tho IS ooAlyn clrh, 'e'tr
d,v Terms have not been agreed upon but "afu WI"
,,o,,tlv manage and captain the bridegroom.
{ n B,rn and Wendell Goodwin, the presidents Of the
rival club, in ooklyn had anotAcr -uSton over me
Consolidation II clubs Yesterday. Tn" Players
rs,sue stockholders all hold mostng OIL Frdy. ana
a IN rol,blv atfy the CONSOLIDATION seh~Ine arranged
bv tn tw, Pre- ideni. and the Injunction iecny
selurcd by Tdv ard +. Linton. one Of the DISAPPOINTED
ito, kbodcr, o. the Broo1lyn lnpycr.' club
4 L. Johnson. who took such Important part IN the
,ae h,..l,ll Wal CITY. and loa'h u
GO back to hi, Cleveland preserves. Mr. johnson VIII
shortly marry one ~ thr belize u Louisville
Manager james Mutre returned from Ro';on yesterday
much catcd over tn nycy intrest now manifested IN
baseball At thc Hub" lie tina, the Boston League
club Will put formidable in the Held and he hinks
that I'm Boston Giant, will meet their sturdest opponent
for championship honors
TIA. National League is not y unit supplementary
chanpon ship season with IN" American Association. Two
schedule. will rropo-cd and viii he submitted for az
vro,al at the M,rh meeting. The Leapur cluo owners
are seriously the caua! division 81 the gate re-
cclu plan adopted BY the A-sOciatipn
Neither the New.Yok the BROOKLYN club has signed
any PLAYER, recently. The NcwYors will begin u
mt their contracts most week. Certain business
arrangements have 10 b. perfected before anY OF the "ah
are legally secured
meeting Of the National Board wa. held At Harrisburg
on Monday. Colonel John Rogers aid after the r'"cns
that H. y. T. Young would b. elected president
and secretary " the Board L. G. Kiauthon another mem
bsr OF m Board said little work would De- done be-
fore February.
William Sharseg has been made manager Of the Athletic
Climb lie has :his with Gross and Null
lieau weighing and IIust"d. pitchers; Larkn
first base Bcrbauc. second base Pickett short stop ara
Wood in the outed The Philadelphia League CLUB has
signed eleven " it, players and the appended list has been
sent % President y. H. Young Clements cray, Thompson
Hamilton, Sunday. Gleason. Espcr. Schultz 1honon
Myer and Mayer.
Gumbeft f. one OF the OF the old League men VINO
.,nected To pay In the Association that he VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Jane, .. Hos viccp PIE id"n' Of Me Cotton EX
change. attempted Yesterday 30 become a censor 81
thc prr,s \ respected and Trustworthy reporter OF
a ooa.roI inl paper OH &" hcor OF the EAchango
talking WITH Paul sch"arz abou the decision Of The
bua.d u Manager, 10 lave zen seats boul h in Thc
reporer expressed HE honest opinion Of t act. and
Ir. ~ch*arz became c1ritd and told Mr. Bloss abou'
Il. Mr.. Bios demanded - know what the rep ,r'er
wa GONG print about the sabjcct, and the rep)rei
.cfis d H. tell him. Nj Boss became eXcItd a"d
created a scene by attcmpiuc 10 drag IN" newspaper
man from the floor. Members Of the f&rhHng;
.a.hc9.d around aud HtI'IcI. ?.csGcut Ga J. : u.
IGe poured oil Oh the troubled water. several mem
Der, Of the Exchange said iiat Mr.. BosS's acton Wa
generally condemned on the fsAchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
1NINGENIOUS SNEAK THIEF.
HE OBTAINS AN ENTRANCE TO ROBERT GoELErS
HOUSE AND CARRIES AWAY TWO
VALUABLE TRINKETS.


Detective Sergeants OConnOr and Slauson yesterday
arrested Young Russian who carried to a Bowery
pavnshop two articles that had been stolen from the
house Of Robert GOelet at No. j91 Flfthave. on
SATURDAY, January 10, Mrs. Goeet went to broadway
furnishing store and asked to have man sent TO her
home to measure for an article Of furniture in one OF
the rooms man who looked like mechanic went
b the house on the following Monday and said he had
been sent by the Broadway firm to do the work MIS-
Coeet was MT at home. but servant who had re-
ceived Instructions showed the man to the room and
lcft him there few minutes. The man went away
after using a tape measure and writing some figures
IN a notebook Later Mrs. Goeet returned and missed
the articles which she had left in the ROOM one was
a watch having face the size OF silver three cent
niece set in q ball OF silver and diamonds and at
tacled To diamond studded chain. The trinKet was
valued al 500. The other article was an antique
silver clock about two inches high worth $lOO
Mrs Goclet made inquiries at the Broadway store
and was told that nobody had been sent from there 70
her house Evidently thief. who had learned ID
some way that she had given an order TO me hrn' hau
gone to the house and had msrepresented Himself ~
one Of the firms employee the police go h 10 t t
Of him untu yesterday, when he pawned the Sroie .
articles in the Bowerv. lie said he was Henry HART
man. Russian living at the columbus hoteI' ~ ~,
Chatham square The watch and clock were recove,el
and were identified BY Mrs. GOelct at the Ccntra'
Once whore Hartman was locked up me prlsohe,,
would not tell how he learned that Mrs 1oelet I'D"
ordered furniture in the Broadway store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
nrvy,yG MIR. EpisoS's ALLEGATIONS.

Answers were fled yesterday in the United states
Circuit Court By the two defendants In inc sui Vi
Thomas A. Edison against Ezra T. Gilliland ana john
T. Tou,Iinsor for the recovery OF S2500O0 alleged to
have been obtained Illegally by the defendants from
Jesse II. Lpplncott. TO whom Mr.. Edison sold lo'
0, stock In the Edison Photograph Company. Mr.
Edison received 100000 from Mr.. Lippmeou anu
alleged that the two defendants took advantage Of ter
saentia relations with him to the $25O.OOO
from Mr. Lippincott when that sum should have gone
to the complainant.
The defendants all6ge that they received the Ssoo
600 in payment a contract which Mr.. Giliand hah
with tie Edison Photograph Company, and Tor otier
rights Tbs contract gave Mr.. Gilliland The agency
for the sale of monographs made by the Edison Phoho
graph Company and he declares that 1t alone was
worth over $3.50 600 although Mr. Edison charged Glat
II was worth less than 1913 900. Mr.. Tonlnson was
Mr. Gnllard's coursel. but denied having the same
relation 10 Mr.. Edison. ., A.,
MIR tiIland says that he associated with Mr.
Edison I'm his experiments in 1-sT on the pnono8rapn
and that some Of the Inventions patented by Mr'
Edison were Ia reality his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
DECISIONS IL THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Jan. 20.-ln the court VI "PP0'
Ala, f,l,oyinc decisions were handed down
wv, u,,r ,l,.u,on. appellant agt. the Cobb Lime
Company, respondent. Judgment reversed lie" '''''
,,anird cost, to abide the event ,,. nv,
- ~ %c,v Haven Web Company. appellaiu az
r-,n"is i G. Ferris, respondent; the Armstrong Ha th
faruring Company agt. the S'lno' ''u0' Va Wv
General Term affirmed. with costs ,..rd.ryoer an
i,", at Thomas \. Wilson, ct al, NNpohdeh'S'
rri,r affirmed. with costs. r,, u Gilman 70.
rho people appellants. agt Frcd Is: uliula,,, -.
ilT iud men, of the General Term reversed
and lint Of the special Term affirmed; M, de- Ia
Ronda etc. appcans PANEL GT9@we mp IgS%
Ire" ,cl,nt Motion for re-argumcnt Denied Win
T1O costs. . . ,he Tnion switch and
r,.n1 ,,,rnany Motion to dismiss graIted, WITH
costs Of appeal and go costs OF NOTION
The following causes, both appears oi "i"'N''7'''
were argued: ..,.,. ,ru., o,no,,,r.
people. respondents. agt. Nicola Trezza appeian,.
People respondents ast. 'harieS Moh''a'no up
The calendar for tomorrow Is as foiiows' Nos'
1ot. lOs, b. II. IA, "a. - and 3''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
THE FAYERwEATuER REsIDUARY CLAUSE.

Tho contest over the will OF Daniel b. Fsyeweather
occrned the attention OF the Surrogate for short time
again Yesterday and during the hearing an Important
fact was disclosed Numerous rumors have oeeh
circulated concerning Mr.. Faycrweathers Instruction..
TO the executors about the disposition OF tho sum OF
81 600 600 or over which bequeathed 70 them IN
te Will as the residue of the estate. Inc s'aemeh' na
been made that these instructions were In "fios Anu
I'm the possession OF the executors.
Frederic r. Coudert who Is counsel for Mrs Lucy
ravervcother. the widow and contestant nade mo
ton before the surrogate for an order allowing IAN 10
se. the paper containing these Instructions II suen
a p,pcr was in existence. EXJudge Arnoux appeared
for the executors 10 oppose the motion Ait:g sooa
~, o,tibtIlnp the Surrogate decided that the paper
M he shown and then Mr.. Arnoux presented an
eiudayt made by Stewart L. Woodford declaring tus'
thcr, wa, no such paper In existence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
THE COURTS.
CAPTAIN LEo's MOTION DENIED.

CAPTAIN LEO'S MOTION DENIED.
Justice Andrews, in the supreme Court Chahoe''
Yesterday handed down decision DENYING tuc noror
of Captain John p. Leo ard Private Edward D. otrher
for writ Of certiorar 10 review the action OF Gov
ernor lin is disbanding Company l. OF the ia hcsi
mont Justice Andrews Pounds his OPINION NANNY
upon the declaration that the Court las no Iurisao-
ton over the Governor TO restrain him from eAerisB
his discretion in a where the statutes plainly
give him power 20 act. Especially Is THIS true' ho
saws ain case where the Governor acts as the CON-
chief Of the military forces. Were it other
wise It might eOpariize the safety OF the state OH
occasions when the militia is called ont TO preserve
order If justice Of the supreme Court como h.ny
the orders " the commander Chief the mihOdrS
forces would be next 10 useless The court uoes hoV
think that the Military Code Of TINS state cohhi'o u
with te Federal statutes which regulate the militia OF
the several states. nor is it unconstitutional"
Justice Andrews makes TINS declsloh ~ltouo pI Pill
dlcc t The rights of the plaintiffs TO renew the applca
ton to the General Term Of the supreme Oouro'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
HOTEL MEN IN SESSION.

CONSIDERING THE QUESTION OF LIABILITY
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
The New York State Hotel Association one OF the
four-or arc there more big organizations which
make the hotel business the best projected ana man
aged and one Of the most powerful callngs here
abOuts, held a semi annual meeting In the SCOTTISH
Rite Hail. on Madison ave. at Twenty nlnth-st, yes
tcriny Vice President Leland. who halls from Bing-
harnton presided IN the absence through sickness u
". d. Garrison the president to whom sympathetic
resolution cmbOdyng hopes Of "a speedy recovery "a@
sent Upward II forty members Of the as'oc'uoh
were prcsentnot large number considering that the
secretary Mr. Rosehrans Of Albany reported that the
tD;al membership exceeds 300. But hter all
the semi annual meeting deals mostly with routine
matters not settling although It may introduce or
touch the biz questions that VIII come up for
action al the great annual meeting. which will be held
At Saratoga In July.
Interest centred yesterday in the presidents al
dress IA carefully prepared and In every respect an
admirable paper. which read for the able lnvend
Ly tho secretary. In 1t Mr.. Garrison alluded q ths
important subject of the liability of hotelecpers FOR
stolen or missing valuahlcs, matter made timely
Nv HE rrceut Hotel vcndome case. Mr. Garrison ana
his fellow members hope TO have legislation on the
subject which win limit their liabilities to stated
amount Another phase OF the liability question which
the hotel men will "neitatc' will be their liability III
case Of the destruction Of property by me " seeps
hat by Law each Now Hltt' ho''l
f. Ia an practical purposes insurance agent Inc
,ot,'ts now I'm force cxemps him from liability In
cn,e ~ loss through any natural or providcntal &C.
currcnce- storm. cyclone, food, etc-but ms sne't'
whose goJds burned up IN hrc that ma, 40 49,,
trhu,cl IN carol,ssncss ~ sort. cen hold him
M fo hote,er value be the guest cares 10 state
as th. value e the good, destroyed.
" rio ,rr,.urcr reported the fund, Of tho asSocla~
don 70 10 IN a nouri,hins condition Among me
rcillpo,yn hotel men at the meeting were r. l.. Mer-
rCiI nr.siI.ri ~ the New York CIV Hotel ASsocla
Ton: H. H. Broohway. OF the Ashland House a w.
Poster 90 he Aberdeen. Mr. Pate. II the iotcl BIS
I'll and Nr Coleman II the Everett House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
cor.rT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Cunr. mo t>fEtlal Ttrm-Nete.s. -.
bnFS II, lore - ourI
an M 10 80 a. IN. Motion calendar called At ii a. m:
OPP u, s Court-Spcclal Term-Part l-Iiefore lngrA'
SupIr'l," and re, No, 90 OIL sG3 1901. 1897,
hG ,Si 1870 1851 1852, 1854, 1850, 1859. 1862, 1922
IAN i3J3 1876, 1881. >, ,,... r.u.o,.
loci, meme Conit-Spccial Termpart IIBefote Jarrett
J-I.aw aud fact-No ia. Macdona vs. Mo'cho"lu" NO
Jay M. Court-Circu.t-Part IBcfor, Patterson, j.
-oi, olrl ASA u G 200 2193. 1903. i21o 39i 4,
SIGi. 33si. ?67I 900. 2ss5 27s3 25sG e7s7 1883
Snnr.mo Court-Circuit-patt Il-BefOre AndrewS j.
yo oHo9 ol90 993i I7l9 A77A i775 1888. 26l3 1898.
90 3S5 9G6i 1929 2i03. 1912 233S. 1897. 1000,
46ss 3i0. 1906 2193
Suprrins Court-C!rcut-Part III-Betorc Beach. j.
Nos oi69 2iJl 356A, 232h 2iGl 1926, 1891, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
DESIGNS FOR Az ARMORY.

President Coleman. Of the Tax Department 'oW-
missioner GilrOy aud General F1tzse:au' COMPOSING
the Committee on Plans OF the ArmorS h''Iu, ''1'
o,,,, n. tho Tax Department and considered fifteen
designs for the armory to be erected at Parkave ana
Thirty :cuithst II Is 10 bc built oil Dr'A or S'o"e
with late on tile roof and to cost not over Foo""o
The following dispositions were decided upon space
for a battery on the street level; the 10 VI
n,cavatcd "a as 10 accommodate a nhe gallery ana
healing apparatus the upper part oil 'ho u"'"h7 10
ic ned by a regiment OF iniantiy. - ,vior u
Thomas. John r. Leo and George w ia .n ica were
explained by the respective I,ttec In",ded f.,
given Of other drawings and the commune '-'Iu-" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

1he roart Of Trustees Of the College u tie cry "'
rcy. yor, he'd ~ important meeting Yesterday "'''
ANN IT, Hunt wa cho,ca pr +ii'.t Tor l@'l a."
Atthur Mclfulnu clerk ~ III" SHINE Term Lon. H.
HUFFMAN appointed iii'r IN f's 'o'''c ''' '''
,, -. , ..I,,, 81 40 a month. \ resolution ~
,r ,,,.,yl lie. idinc 10 upp.opiiat eif1oOo Tor the
xn.use, Of the college tni, year, r=3Hoo TO De- 80
yo,ed T., ,alrcs Of professors and teachers Dr. HUM
,,,oiutet Mc-.g-. Sanger. G"raTd ict'!cy' MONT
Xyne Mcl,arson Webb and Little members 0i III
Executlyc Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
A VERDICT AGAINST THE ELEVATED RAILROAD

Charles g. Allen secured a verdict for S3'ooo ron'
,,., he,ors Iudoe Truax in the superior Court, yes
,r,.v AGAINST the Elevated Railroad Company TOT
o. Of his wifes services in consequence OF IN injury
Che received at the hands of one OF the company
eruIoye,. On December 81, ls7S. as Mrs Aen was
,,ttluc of train at Ninthave and seVent'-seoouu'
:. The guard pushed her. She declared ana she ien'
seriously injurng Ter arm. She brought sun ~
her own name and recovered Veruic' io' $500
Then her husband brought a sul' LOT IoSS ~ 40 900
-, a.. .ri,l bc secured a verdict for $4,000.
on" "rrTt 81 sIm, irrrgilarity that verdict was Ie
v,.r I'd ON appeal and new trial crdereu VIII" ''e ~
Srl. named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
r,,r United STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington. Jan 2O.-rhe proceedings III u'o ~
rromc court of tie United states to-day were d. '''
lows: - ,.oraI ~ tina Com.
No. 1126 etcrhc ArorncyGi,sne.rsa S Ti t t Vest
r,alrl- az Massachusetts. appflNih'' "s'' '"' W."
n rD -uInn telegraph company. Msur' l., amor MT
no. i5iS e. hayne et a.. ~ death OF j. 81
~ 10, n, ~ the plaintiffs IN error heelh' ,H p
i, nc, "f MARY H. Fuller, execntriN e'' "''u 'N
ehtSreu, Wilam d. WadSworth. administrator, w.
, no. W in error ait Theodore Adams Arsw"
rnc dav call for Wednesday is Nos lo-' 49, i'''
,,- IA. 1jo. $50, lGI. lG2 and 1863.