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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
CATHOLICS SATISFIED.

Cardinal Gibbons says the IadiSa Schools
Will Not sunsr by ksAsoa Of commis-
sioass MorgAs's Recent Action
WAsHusros. July Si.-Archbishop
Ireland. Of ST. Paul. had . long and
Morgan Thursday in regard 70 the late
controversy between the commissioner
and the board Of Catholic Indian mis-
siona The ssch bishop expressed him.
self a. satisfied with tho commissioner
plan Of contracting direct with the Cath
ollie schools for the education Of the To-
diana The commissioner assured the
arch bishop that NO discrimination
would be made against Catholic schools
during his administration and that they
would receive a large increase in the
appropriation for those institutions
BALTIMORE, Md, July 3l.-Arch bish-
op Ireland is the guest Of Cardinal
Gibbons. Both the cardinal and the
archbishop are higaly pleased with the
result of tho archbishop's inter-
view with Indian Commissioner Nor
gan. Cardinal Gibbons said: mir.
Morgan has thought it advisa-
Ing of business in his department. TO
have all contracts for schools signed by
the several superintendent Of such
schools, rather than by the director Of
the Catholic bureau. a. heretofore
practiced. I do not see how this
change can in any manner affect the
real interest of the Indians, and there
fore Il is . point which should not
disturb US The bureau of Catho-
lie Indian missions 10 still In po-
sition to labor in many fields Of
usefulness. In fact the signing of
contracts was not originally comprised
In the scope of its work. We should
remem bsr that men in high places have
conflicting interests to subserve, and
they are required to consider the views
and demands not Of a section of the
community but of the entire people"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
THE MARKETS



CHICAGO. July 81.
CFtouR-Quiet Spring Wheat patents, e6.E
G5 rs; bakers. ~ i09sAe5. Winter Wheat Flour
Patents s. 10 015 IS; straishts, - 30 ESQ
wHEAr-Ruled lower. No. July. sSGS9c;
August s7LassNc, and December. So ,GseOHc
CoRS-Moderatc trading ~ aiowe range No.
O. oos66ic. No Yellow. 6sG62ac; No. 8 600
DAc: No yellow. ss9s2Aae; July. 6i161 sc;
August sAtssc; September, 56l4g57sc;
May. s3SGb4sAc-
oArs-Lower. No 9, 2s13oc: August s1y
C2ssc: September s7ssD2sc. Samples lower.
Offerings moderate. No 3 3iG83c; No. 3
White. 32ss7c, No. ., eskssac; No. White. 81
QTe
RYB-steady and quiet No. . cash, nkG
72i,c; No do, cse7Dc; No. August 1la
G7sc: September. 5iE7lic; October. &c un-
der September.
BARLsr-Quiet- Samples noninslly %5looc.
September sec bid
MEss Poax-Trsding moderately ac,ive and
prices ruled higher Prices ranged at ell $50
II % for cash, sll 25.ti 30 FOR August; sl1 81 =
0iLsT& for September, and sli.451ii5s for
October
LARp-Marke, moderately active and prices
higher Quotations ranged at $3.50 20 e3H for
cash; GD16.62s for August; G67Ss16. 20
for September. and s6 sG5ss3s for October.
BUrTkR-Cresmery. isGi7c; Dairy, iiIi4c;
Packing Stock i09i0sc-
PouLrRy-Live Chickens fox1issc per ID;
Live Turkeys s2ioc per 10. Live Ducks SD
lie per ID Live Geese a. 90 f400 per dozen.
OILS Wisconsin Prime White. Sc; Water
white sse: Michigan Prime White. stss; Va
ter White IO'se. Indiana Prime White. VIC;
Water White. ioc; Headlight. l75 test. 9ae;
Gasoline ~ degs f4c; 10 dcgs, sko
LIQUORS Distilled spirits ruled steady at
Hi5 per gal. for haished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
Rich FOOD FOR FISHES
WiIERY GRAVES FOR 4 MULTITUDE
Night sailors Perish ia ths Ksgtish
Chana<i-H sadr~is OF LAbsrsrs
Go Down q q sas Ssass
ef japan.

sac FRANCISCO. July s.-Adv vices
from Yokohama state that a steamer.
the Tama Maruc. while returning from
suto with $40 laborers on board came
into collision With the steamer Migoshi
Msra OF sheragamL The Tama MArue
Immediately sank with . loss of 200
persons drowned and missang. The
captain and the urst ofhcer and sixty
lAporsrs reached shore.
LosDos, July si.-The British steam
or Godmundins was In collision with
the Norwegian schooner LORNA on
Dover Thursday night The schooner
was so badly damaged that she filled
and sank. Eight Of her crew were
drowned
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
Live stock

CA--rR--Nsrket osly moderately active.
onosstsons ranged st s. T0szs n for choice 70
fancy shipping steers, AS 20 for good 70
chosce 30. A5o3to % for common 70 fair do
a -s9a 81 for outchers steers: @33S Tor
stsck-rs. ~ q "a ~ for Tersas. - o.stso for
Feeders; sLso 1A0e for Cows. " se&3S for
Bulls snd ~ so<34 50 FOR Veal Calves
Hoas-Hsrket active. Prices about sc higher.
Sales ranged at o. s3ss ss ter Piss. sossS IS
Cor light. - slGSS9 for rough packing; ASs
SO for mixed and - assss % FOR heavy pack
ans and shpDfur lofs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
HOME F0R SALE!

Modern. convenient house.
containing all the require
ments for "A good sized fam
lily. Seven bed rooms. bath
room. par.or. sitting room.
dining room. Kitchen. china
COS Z. 2 raniries. : other
closets. iavasory. front and
hack stairways. sxfla store
room Ia ai;ic.baiance of attic
fioored and large enouga 10
make two more bed rooms.
Windows and doors fitted
with screens. cellar windows
with wire gu arcs. Provision
room. laundry. furnace and
fuel room IN basemeat.wii
~ concrsted and floorcd N
flrst-ciass manner and pro-
vided with an outside en-
trance. IL you have looked
the city over for "A convent
cnt and well arranged house
without succ eSs. do hot tai
10 invest igsfr this opporfu-
niiy Ia secure T. without the
trouble, uncertainty and de-
lay incidental TO building.
This house h. upon one Of tie
finest lots in the city and Will
be sald with either 6ixlH1.
0aNi5G. OK 20 or 1SXs5s feet.
Immediate possession II de-
sired will be- sold upon easy
terms. Look Al the property.
which Is 3,7 Fountain 81. or
address II. IL. James. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. just outside
II Of eity limits; new building, ncwly.fur-
nished for sale or rent with furniture; on a
good main road within - rods OF depoti also a
good local trade.
q HOUSES and lots also 81 vacant lots for
~ sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
AND q so-acre Farm 10 exchange for good
~ house and lot la south or east portion OF
city.
POUR tenement brca block. lot 50 feet front.
L on North Ottawa. 10 exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BL0ek. 4lxloo feet. on 81 Hall ST.
A. for sale al bar -aiD.
= HOUSES and lots on Cott ave. TO trade for
- giit-edge iirm within 10 TO II miles OF city.
SD ACRES improved land. % miles southeast
w OF cfy; A No. buildings. banked barn.
acre: orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. TO exchange
ior ely PROPERTY; or 20 or 70 acres near city,
HOTEL IN Big Rapids all furnished. 10 en-
~ change Tor property in city or farm.
On AtkE farm miles southwest of Reed
W CITY. nearly AL improved; good fences.
etc. free OF all incumbrAace; TO exchange for
liEN-RooM house and lot. 43 Lagrave- has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
Gas. and has splendid barn' lot SOILS. with
90 ACRES Of land. n mile north and miles
oo east of city. TO exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. mile north OF city limits. on
~ Apine-gravel roac-for salei desira-
BILE tract for plating.
"a ACRES. ~ miles south OF Hallst.. for
Of sale or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayetta-st. for
III sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
Az ety. TO exchange tor city property.
MONEY to loan on real estate and chattels
G.. S. FOUTS Sa Room ayoT,ssslsr g EsSpFs sIr
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
NoNBoEsr.
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE brick biecs fersses or wess Bridge a.
>oS~ ~. lte aud tst - fer ~sie- Rloes contains
three ster-s ffsa sercnf zoor ia IN xsgsf@x ~
Eoeres t2ttahs- for effeps af house eepf ~.
SO sell Ter rsSh OF ~ffi fese nagf in rftg
property Il <eid n DAYS. fnq1lrr 81
s1sf A. A LORD Isl West Brt8sest
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
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LOCAL MARKETS.



Gpsrv-ois wheat ese; new, sic; corn. sc.
cats sec. rye, 7sc barley. 81. 70 ' hundred.
MEsr-R Beet ses6c pers, - nuttor, t@7c.
sprfpu ianh ac; fowls, i0c; spring chickens.
T<r. veat s. furkeys. ifc: ducks. Ice.
PRrarcE- Butter i4ci egss i4c; potatoes. &c
. hu: teets sc = bu onions. rc , dez
radf<aes ice > dozs ieffuce. ISc : ha peas. tssc
y hn. besns hand picked. s2as , bu honey.
fsr rsspe~fries. iie , quart cherrsfs H.a ?
be. peaches y ifa = bB, sprles, 20 , 5u.
Ws,ni = " ashsf 2rs4 80. gnwashed. ife4 &c.
Wav-rifaothy. sls , ton ciover. ss > tea
sfrsv = , ton.
HAS .Vp T,tfcw- Green. &c; rsrr rured,
stSes crir-d hffes Sc esif ssinx. green. e calf
skins ctlrsf se. taiiss. &c. peits 's@sl-Se;
sesin. l5af Sc
price. ~ Consumers
rtare s<n FxrB--fllv Whife. s2$s Patent.
fsss = hundred corn mesi. So h1atrrd (;
feed sf.{ea27l lf = tens middliugS 500 >
tan hrsr s;Sfc , Ten sfirs sia.fsi ten.
NFsr-pcrk <tesa lee resSt teef Ffes. = F;
sprferscin. f'Sc, har8. i1r heef steas. if+s ise
roa<t. - -. rih~ a. maftoa. aetfri sprt z
lsnh itasAe, sprfrg ehtcksrs. Be tarkexS,
fst4c. fucks. i2t<c.
Ppervrv- Rnsfer. isc; eggs. isc; potatoes.
e. = nas seefs green's. nc has Ter coos z
purposes, - n a8icse. 90 81 pes@ -
~ nks eeAn< y > - rsdshes ae 1e1
rssphsrTfes, tie, cherries. = pssfn res nee
pk apples. ~ pa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
NEW Yonx. July 81

wHRAT-Fairiy active; lower: weak July.
asao1sss: August Ts&se%c; September.
CS1sS~c. October. oss 5spc; November.
~ 1sske: Deccm eer - g. is1sf 0ok: January,
A0lais: May. sosk9luss.
Coas s-WeaS. lower; dull. No. . 7ofE72c
oAR--Dau lover Western. Na57c.
PsovIsIoNs- Beef-Quiet and unchanged
Extsa ness - sSaIa5o: family. sisoo3i4oo
Pork-Fafr demand and firm. New mess.
ff3 SS8l2S. old mess. ri-25Si2S; extra
prime Oh 0soii.j0 Lard-Qaict and nominal.
S;eam-rsadered, 6sss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
xUvsa, PACKING q STORAGE


RADCLIFFE n HoLJ-Reliabe upheisiercrs
~ az III South Dfvislen-st. have the largest
vans, employ the most competent mensnf
viii give yen regular rates. whether you asa
i9r them 'r not bv 'phoning No. SOC or e@ after
tusi ness hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

A CHANCE IN a iffe time for mes vtsa esps-
n "a aud active men without capita q Sc
cure verv pleasant and proHfable husiHfss
Ne drones or curiosity seekers ners - piy-
Address with cent stamp. Consolidated Ad-
jvsabie shoe Store. A. Arcade biding.
ohio tw
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
HE OR SHE sss: ss: van. .s...: :

HE OR SHE sss. sss ..ss .s...s :
should iook this list over earefaas
Small house ana lot on North Ioniast.
easy terns. Q 80
2si Eighth. on easy terms. no
30 Broadway. on easy terms. is0
Snail house on Shawmufsye.. iso0
100 No. College ave-. 1880
a. Lake ST. easy terms. LOO
s2l No. Prospect e.. new house $50
s7i Thomss'st.. ali iaeiernlmprovements 2scO
Corner Laae aod Center. Lee
So4 No. Lafayette ST. bargain.
SIS East Bridge 81. ..i0o
Two Groom houses on Trowbridge ST..
bran new and nest.
One en- cedar-st. a bargain.
Vacant lots from si55to 500
Vacant lots 10 exchange for farm.
Small farm 10 miles north TO trade for house.
II you want bargain come n aud see me.
u. f.. BROOKS.
5 and The Gilbert. over Morse's.
Open Wednesday, and Saturday evenings.
Telephone Ia0a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

ttFNtTltNp, IuFT Ut.
PErRoIgrN-Easy STANDARD white. no.
Sac; - rasoiine. 10. 50 szsoEiss. soc, u naph-
TIA e-c
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
WANTED AegsTs

WANTEn-Furnifpfe NJ sfaetareFs ssehss
w n sasf ear goods IN " seen<in. in1lsnA.
Illinois fs~a s8d Miasessfs. Address - N q
4 Green Table CO.. AHA. hich. so
WlNTRD-1Hr sxeats nske sc - - =
" month ssitrs e1f xocds On tt-t = =. -
We wear ceuatrv sad eSnrrSl SRcefS : - = ~
t.ke haek All esots u~scit 4 \ resry - -
fafls - efsar Sc aad srprns~S stEef : 10y
csvs fYisi Or genere{ sTfnt - -. -.
We ~sii send tar9e Illustrates eifTes%. -
letter uftA a speefai rHer 70 s1it tefrItetS 81
psies for ~ rsrefpf sftbrer one-cfss stf..nt.>
Apafy AZ cncs ss8 e<f en the beer - -
Fenner Fsaafactsriag Company
"a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

E0R RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
west side of South Division-st.. suitable for
any business: these stores have large dry base
meDts with tenr entrance from alley; Also
suites OF rooms In same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite this prop
eriy will be rented at a low price 10 the right
party. For prices cali ON J. w. Calvin. room
5. shepard Hartman block. from 20 p. m.
Phone So.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

WANTED ysuua msn 70 step IN and
w Gee what We c4H a. with them In PAIR
Of pants. sat OF clothes OF eFercosf msee .
srder. Votgt HerpeishefFner @. VI
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
MreCEILAsEoUa

Dor RENT-Furntshed tent At Ottawa
Beach. Address. The Wave Ientottawa a
Beach issff
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
FOR REHT-EousEs.
FOR REHT-BUsINEss PLACES.

E0R RENT-ofllces; Street Railway Com
paws Offices IN Tower Block september
/. 1921. The Offices face Campau Place and are
considered the finest in the city; Will rent
them together or separately. Apply It the Of
flee. 2ls
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

EoR RENT-Stores 5 and II Huron-sf.. each
ux1U feet, alley In the rear; suitable Tor
wholesale business. IN ,es or stores: rent.
$lz-5l per month each. Also two second floors.
each 2x10 feet. 81 ger month each; can he
rented separate or entire: location one block
ives; Of Cansl-st and one block north Of Lyon
St AntcD q. Hodsnpyi. 10 and Il Fountain.
az
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

k'ok RENT-Second noor. corner Louis and
Carnpau -fS 44x90 feet; light on three
sides; also store No. Pearl ST. Enquire OF III.
NJ. Reynolds or W. {. Hopson. zl3
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-In sums to suit. on pro-
1u ductive real estat'. l.. ;. Prsyin. loom
Loyetts block. opposite Sweets liotei.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

WANTED-A or ton train locomotive for
W wood track nsnfs price snd terms Ap
ply to Higbee A Hugh. Morley. Mich. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

LOST.
I 0ST-0n Tue sday morning. by Frank ID
~ Burch. dark bay pony weighing ar y
hundred WAS In good condition ana Was orend.
ell: finder Will please re- urn 10 Frank hodges
reward 2lz
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

| .AKGE ard small loans on short time on any
IL good security. John B. Martin, 95 Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

&c % Chlcsgo vIs G. 3 W. v.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
TOE sALE-MIscRLLANEoUs

kOR SALE One team of good work horses
Il with wagon. harness. etc; or will trade
for mortgage or other good security. In
Quire OF Geo. koeiofs. z Canal-st. 2l2li.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
WANTED-T0 RENT.

WANTED-A medium size furnished house
" in desirable locality 10 be taken IN
September. sl3
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01
REAL ESTATE-C0UNTRY.

E0R SALE-s0 acres hardwood timber land,
situated In Missaukee county; tit.e per
feet; will exchange for other property near
Cadillac. Address Il l.. Bragg. Cadillac, Mich.
9l6
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

FOR SALE-FuIl blood settlers pups; price
500. Inquire Of Chas. Train. Mcdonald.
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

EOR SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts Of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the Cd city limits Also my
block on Dostwick-st. az a bargain. Dr.. Eeen-
boor, 4S bo>twjckst. a3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-01

90 TO SELlECK Il ANDRE. rs South Div-
~ sion-st.. opposite VINEGAR block. when
you want to buy or sell secondhand furniture.
stoves and other household goods. 2-2-gl
E0R SALE-Cheap. s5 horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting,
etc. complete. Inquire OF 4. Z. Thwlng: phone
ALI. l.5tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

Wclldcss"d men. women and children stood I'm erouus
about the fountain In Union square Yesterday and uttered
ordinations o delight. For IN ehr>t time IN many years
the fountain attraction worth looking at i'm mid
Hint.r The completion II the AQueduct has enabled
the city authorities to let the fountain forth It's lets
" water Ia all kiud, ~ wcaher During the recent cold
snap the spray from the fountain has beeh freezing a. 10
EEL and There has been built mp In the basin circular
mass N Zee which In shape resembles a crown. with
thr sunlight failing yesterday the glitter ing lee was
pretty enough arouse much enthusiasm. OF the
women ndulg IN rapturous praise Of The bg crown and
pointed out irregular pieces OF Ice whose fantastic shapes
howd how cunnncly nature could work. Many persons
who stopped 20 look unusual spectacle tool the
trouble To advise flcnds In aud the show
sgd the number - spectators increased day wore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
CIVILIZATIONS ~ TIE GLAss rRADE

Ptt,burs Jan SIT has leaked ont that at Wcine'-
dav'. meeting 81 tie American Glass Company IN
.cuyc Committee iu this city. action was taken "ich
mean, practically The abandonment oi that gigantic en-
.orprl-e The commltc after much discussion passed
resolution releasing from Obligation such subscriber,
~ ro c,pl,al stock ~ nc concern a. might wi -
withdraw Pu-burc window glass makers declare That
le combination viii not D." completed tl, year al
least The cutlr difficulty ha- been brought about by
the financial -trnscncy.
II f., learned Oh good authority that nineteen of tho
l.odfug rla,,tahIcvarc manufacturers Of ohio, Penn
.,lyaula and Wet Virginia hav" formed a combine
With The object If avoiding vast" "i money during gu"
,-u, II ~ ANY time bu-irr-, ShonM b" dun al one
- the fact ,rl. that plant VIII close down and trans
fer IL order ~ the other factories. Each factory vi"
Il. a.. -rd flr general expenses, and ne proht' WIN
tc divided in proportion t" ~" SIC 81 tr I''orTo
,r executive LoniN VIII manage the concern. Inc
tr nf hand. rmploycd Boo the nineteen factories },
over : OcO and tn. total weekly pay roll II S2ooo"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
4 BIyyElPOLIS DEFArLTER rs CTSrODY.

-. Louis. Jan. 3 SPECIALIZATION T. Hay, police
inspector II Minneapolis. arrived In 81 LOuI, tbs
morning aud lodged in the Four Courts prisoner
for -afe.kccpinc. The pro is Leon llcilprrn.
whose defr;tiOn and flight created stir In Mime
npol, abou' two month"; ago leilpcrn WI, the con
ndent al bOokfc"per f)r the Columbia Milling Com
pany. which opTa;rd ono ~ the largc', hour mills
In the NoIthwcs' In November he disappeared. An
investigation revealed the fact that l!elpern had
drawn checks 10 the amount u Sl50Oo the
r0mpany's bank. forging the firms name In dozen
Instances. lie had also appropriated $500 Of the
c0mpany's money The fugitive wis located In Mex
leo, but attempt nj evtraGion Wa made. Finally
icllpcra, tired II life the border. vcntured 10
III paso. TeKa. The authorizes at that point
on the watch. and Immediately telegraphed 10 TIE
Mnnea polls department. Inspector Hay secured
tradition papers and siafte! for Texas. arriving In
ri rasO last sunday. The same day hc located his
at tho prnc pol hotel ana took min into custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
The prisoner is forty years old and deserted family
4 THEATRE NEAR CENTRAL PARK PLAZA
MAKING PLANS FOR A COSTLY AND HANDSOME
NEW PLAYHOUSE.

MAKING PLANS FOR COSTLY AND HANDSOME
NEW PLAYHOUSE.
Residents IN the neighborhOOd OF Central Fark. fhth-
ave and Fifty -nnthst to have theatre al their
very doors Plans Of the building have not yet been
perfected but IL is understood that the new structure
is intended surpass in elegance beauty OF design ana
cost all places Of amusement in the city. Inc
men who conceived the project have had the conviction
forced upon them that theatre somewhere between
Finh and Madison ayes. and Fifty fifth and SAty-third
SIS, would DC paying property. The character OF the
neghborhoOd has changed greatly within the last hvc
wears, Within five minutes OF F1fty-nnth-st ana
FIfth-ave. there no less than ten wellknOwh anu
popular clubs NEARLY az many hotels built or IN course
Of constructions and Of fashionable apartment
houses from which the theatre would receive patron
age to say nothing OF the wealthy resident population
I'm the vicinity. -,
The chief promoter OF the enterprise is Judge Dugro;
who IS interested with Frederick Wagner president 81
this Union Bank, In the erection OF handsome
hotel al Flfth-avc and Fifty ninth St. The site OF inc
theatre has not been chosen, but there are many
vacant lots near by, any Of which would answer
the purpose. No better place could be found no"
ever than the Hilton lot at the northeast corner 81
ivuinth and Madison II could not be learned
Yesterday than any negotiations are on foot TO secure
this property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
ppqIoyGTyG TIE LIVES or NrEDERERs.

Tue question has arisen whether lawyer cannot In
definitely proong the lifc Of his client Who was rnd"
o,,c of death bv nNoklne the United States courts b.
successive appeals the supreme C0ur; whcn his ap'a
ons for wrs Of haLcas corpus III the Circuit Court were
denied On this point Judge wallace. q the United state
Circuit Count said yesterday:
"Xo prudent lawyer would attempt D. resort 20 Sec
ond hahcss corpus Try the questions already dr'lued
uron a previous habess corpus. While t"e s'alute pr
ms til, to be don- and. n the second wit IL refused
allows an appeal to the supreme Court Of the lhi'd
States IS matter Of right, 1t would be such ~ uhWar
tautzbc inerfi renee wih the decent admin tra"h o.
Justice 20 do utterly frivolous cae that The lawyer
attempting it would probably be- di'lsr"d'
Judge LscOmbc, also Of the Circuit Cour, In speaking
OF his oder allowing sPpcs To the supreme Court IN
:he case Of Shilbuys Jug.fO, said BY the use 81 tn
htasc second twenty simply meant thiS-that
prisoner hsd twenty-five separate objections which he
might bring before The Federal court, hc might by pre-
each separately invoke the operation Of Section
7GG twenty-five times
Roger NJ. shcrr.an, who applied for the writ Ia the
JuVr0 case. said That In his Judgment appeal 10 the
Court would bc allowed only the grounds came
uader the Constitution and not frivolous In this he
differs from Judge Wallace.
In reply - question why he had not applied for I'D
ditlons writs the Kemnlsr hut had allowed
him to be executed Mr. Sherman said that he had
kaust.d every resource At his command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
JAPANESE BRIC-A-EEAC SEIZED.

CUSTOMS INSPECTIONS CoNFIsCATE GOODS oN
TWO VESSELS.
Exhaustive japanese br,c-abrac figured extensively
Yesterday in the Seizle-roOm Of the Custom House.
Special Treasury Agent Wibur and several Of his IN
spectors seized lot Of these goods fresh from Japan
and several inspectors OF the surveyors 'taii also
made a seizure The American sailing vessel santa
Clara from Hogo, was boarded Yesterday by Ih
spoctor, C. NcCort, O'Ncl and Roberts. They found
fortyfour packages Of decorative japanese ware ans
tables stands and other articles which hau hoV Oech
declared The good, were found in the cabins ot The
captain the two mates. steward and carpenter, ana
also i'm tie ia2arettc. The steward declared 10 th'
inspectOrS that he had nothing dutable The article
were said 10 DC worth several thousand dollars Some
OF the packages were addressed 20 O. H. CogS"cE'
p Bed.on Harry LILY and J. X Barton. passed assist
AM engineer Of the United State Naval Academy M
Dapolis But il was said that Engineer Bart0l was 10
Japan and had imported the articles, arranging -
have the duty paid by the officers Of The ship.
Mr. Wilbur and his found forty packages OF
valuable China ware. vases, silver and copper bri'a
hrac ornaments and other articles on the British
steamer Balcarrcs Brook also from japan TIC gJ'l'
lad not been declared but Captain Harrison said tha
they were his own property and that he Intended 10
carry them 70 Australia with hun on his trip there
MIR Wilbur asceraincd. however, tldt some arl.'Ieo
had been sold ont OF tin lot since the steamer h'd ar
rived here and accordingly seized the remainder