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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
4 LETTER FROM THE APPRAISERS.
TO PAssAvANT & co.

REPLYING TO PASSANANT 4 CO.
General Appraisers sharpe, somervine and liam
made this statement yesterday in &c nature OF reP'y
to "a request fIom Passavant d Co.. which is Of interest
TO importers:
Your communication OF the 18th instant Is receiver
in which YOU request that the Board of General ~
pra,e.e Will permit you, or your counsel 10 tA1,in
AL the testimony and statements Of witnesses Iei.s
the valuation Of certain gloves IN our case IC,'
decided by ting Board You also request the pslvlitsS
VI being permitted u tahc copy oil me cutIc trn
The purpose for which you desire t. use thl, "a
ton you fail to state. We are not as'ur lh't ~,
design extends any Iuffrr idn The SI'tH,di1' .h.
curiosity 10 the particular valuations 0I ,ng
merchandise given by different mcrcha ~. Iio"'Nea
TINS may be. tie Board, alter proper dcuedIol as.
CONSTRAINED to refuse youl rcpucrt. They iei tHa'
they nave gone 10 The utmost limit Of their dl''Ie'I
consistent with the good Of the public service. III INC
courtesy already extended you IN this matter. Inc
a~ccrtdlnmcut Of value, j. ncce, 4ry summary PR
C~diug under every system Of Icyc.uc lavs known 70
civilized iurs prudence. Tho Information obtained 10y
chandl-c is no more public property than obtained
y iy assessors and Stat, Ioaris Of Equalization under
he laws OI The ~cNerd! StgtS. The plOct'"
I'M; i, not strictly judicial, bat rather administrative
aud executive in ~, ChJJtcter Tie secretary of INC
United states Treasury III letter dated June D. 1880
used tho following language; ,,,.,
It Is duo 10 merchant, and Others called 10 ElNo
such Information la- to lntrFct valLC that their s'V
mens shall be takcn in the presence OF Official pers5ns
Of fact, which Wuud be- OF value e. The appraisers III
determining market values are deferred from appear
Ing or testifyins ~ the publicity given to Tappf"7e
T6e ryrulations Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
made pursuant Ia the authority conferred on hiHl N
law al-o discourage such publicly: IHe court nay
fully sustained This practice, a, VIII b., seen nom the
case Of Nu.m0rdt V. ll'ddcn. 30 Fed Rep $50 Wl'h
has recently been affirmed on appeal by m nii,d
states supreme Court. II sup. O.. Rep. 1913 We 40
view OF all the facts OF his case maj any
reason exists why We should change the PA tee "i
appraScments 80 a. 10 cXccpi your firm from the
operation of this rule further than we have already
done.
Beyond this correspondence nothing has yet been
made public by Pa,,avaut d Co. Is to their purposes
ia regard to the rcappraiSemont matter.
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Micajah ". Jackson. respondent, aGt. the City OF
Rochester, appellant. Judgment affirmed, with costs
but without prejudice TO application by the de
PENDANT 10 the supreme Court for such further stay
Of the issuing OF the Injunction awarded by II as
may. under the circumstances OF the case, seem 10
that court proper. 49,.
spondent agt. John j. p. Read and another, ap
pellants Judgment reversed. and new trial granted,
with costs 10 abide the event unless the plaintiff IN
thirty DAYS stipulates 10 modify the Injunction by
deducting the sum Of S51S 30, with interest from
January 81, 1879, TO September 20, 1886, In which
event the Judgment IL modified as affirmed, without
costs OF this court to either party.
The second Division then adjourned 70 January ~,
when the remaining cases will be disposed OF.
The following cases argued to-day in the First
Division:
Ann Cranston as administrators Of David Cranston;
deceased respondent, agt the New YORK Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company, appellant;
The people, appellants agt. Frederick H. Gilman
respondent. s. 80.
William Cole, as executor. etc, respondent agt.
Charlie, f. Frost, executor, etc, and Others, APP
pclauta. ~ -,
William L. Lambeer, appellant, agt Robert W.
Taller and Others executors, etc. respondents.
Mary Loeb eXccUtrlX, and others, appellants, agt
Augustus +. Cheer and Others respondents.
Diver r. Hopper respondent agt. Mary c. Hopper,
as eXccutriX, etc, appellant.
Following Is the First Division day calendar for To-
morrow Nos. II, 5G, 80, 81, "a. 80, so and TO-
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METROPOLITAN MUSICAL SOCIETY CONFETTI

The METROPOLITAN Musical Society its first
Of the season at the Metropolitan Opera House Tuesday
NIGHT Tho occasion brought together fine audience
the auditorium presented brilliant scene The society has
About TWO hundred members. whom Of the
hst singers IN the city, The organization has support
o. many T. ople well known in social as well musical
Circles and u, concerts are Of musical and social interest
The society was assisted by Mss Mary Howe soprano;
L. Pancl Nlolinist; w. II. Sherwood, pianist and IN.
Thona, Orchestra The following programme pre-.
seDtd by Ia. chorus beneath the Stars" walt Song"
Ludwig Wilde: "Eyenine' and "Ony Thou" Lassen
'My Bonui, Lass She Smilcth" Thomas Morley; Hymn
Of Apollo" .Cantata" Martin Ro der; "Sprinc Song"
Pinsuti "Ny Love Dwelt in Northern Land" Edward
Elgar: 'You Stole Ny Love" Walter Macfarren
"Finale" die Melsterssnger," Wagner.
Miss Howe made her first appearance here She created
most favorable IMPRESSION and when she appeared the
second time received an ovation. She sang scena and
Legenden from .Lakme," and "Thou Brilliant Bird
from LA Pere du Bresil." The singing by the chorus
much enjoyed. w. r. Chapman directed.
Among the box. holders were Mr.. ana MIr j. >eaN"
Page Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Watrous, Mr. ana MIS-. . ~
Livingston, f. W. Devoe the Misses DeVoe ana MISS
Enefston, NJ. c. d. Borden c. NJ. Raymond Mf' ino"
dofe Havcmeyer, Mrs. w. G.. Davies, william H. D"uRc
Morris h. Jesup C. H. Ditson. George r. sh'doh, n'eo
Phelps STOKES. John T.. Parsons. D. Wills James "H'
p St. John Robert Hoe and Frederick NJ frobishef.
The patrons OF the society were Edwalu OOop,'
Andrew Carnegie, william f.. Dodge. L. Francis hyue
D. Willis James Morris X. Jcsup. Arson fhe'p9 ~"
Mrs W. Lsnman Bull Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew' NIs
g. J. Colgate Mrs f. r. COudert Mrs. George I. OIan'
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, Mrs Frederick Hunting ho",
Mrs Grover Cleveland Mrs. Richard Irwin ~. Mr.
Lawrence Turnure. Mrs. Edward WInslow ana MIS-
o. Whi.nev
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MILITARY SERVICE MEN ELECT OFFICERS

The regular biennial meeting Of the Military Service
1ns; tuition Of the United States for the election Of
p,sdent and six members Of the Executive Council
he'd Yesterday afternoon the museum Governor
Island. For president it was recommended that tn
umLers should OF the MajorGenclas Of tn
Aray. ballots received from a out Onchaf of thu
1900 members Institution. and at the meeting over
which CO.one. Hamilton presided, the teers ap-
pointed, VINO Major W. L. Hawkins, Lieutenant D. {
Bush and Lieutenant GUY Howard announced the result
a. follows For prs1ct MaorGeneral John NJ Schohelt
received 2jG votes 2OG for General Howard and
las for General Miles. For the SiX m@nbers Of the
council 70 serve the period ending IN 1897 chosen
General q. D. Rug2les Colonel H. p. Hughes Gen raj
NJ T. small, Major A.. L. Bates. Major IL. {. Wood and
Colonel John Hamilton.
4 meeting Of the Executive Council held in the
library Of The Institution before the general meeting.
recommendation which had been submitted a general
vot 70 the the entrance fee for members should
be reduced from - 80 rejected the nccessary
two thlrds vote not being Oltained proposition b.
enlarge the membership from 200 TO 800
fayoraby received Captain Charles Shaer
at sandy Hook and DR.. j. V. d. Middleton elected
10 m the vacancies in the Executive Council class Of
le93 caused by the resignation o. Colonel c. Sutherland
ana Colonel w. D. Whipple
PHYSICAL Geography in It's Relations 10 Military
Operations wa the subject for the prize
competition OF 1891.
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ADMIRAL GHERARDrS INSTRUCTIONS.

ADMIRAL Bancroft Ghcrarii, comnaYdant OF the
North Atlantic squadron, returned yesterday from
Washington whittier he had gone for MS mai IN
structions with regard to the winters cruise ID tle
West Indies with his flagship the Philndephla ana the
Kersearce and Petrel lie was also Mvi'ed Win re
card 10 the attitude Of the Government IN connection
with the proposed compact and agreement between
the IIavtian Government and the 'l'de steamship
Line the first and only American line TO receive con
.i,ps and financial aid from Hayt in consideration
~ running monthly steamships between NeWfork ana
Ilayti The company has a similar aIfahseh'ht VIA.
he Dominican Government. Admiral Ghciarh WI"
su with the Philadelphia SATURDAY.. probably ana
,,iu 90 direct 10 PortAuPnncc. hNc'H'HhI "HN
.,,'ro -, hoard that vesH Yesterday. making ready
Cor the cruise The recent order against carrying
wafer I'm the inner bottoms OF the now vessels mas Jeh
t.ulu,rarily suspended I'm Ire case ~ the PHI' Plld
When shn wa, l,,;od two weeks a-p 20 OBTAIN hc'
,ne;acentric height she hal onlt 40 tons u c.. ~.
hoard AID her mctaccntTc point wa ABOUT WI,
inches above the water line. LIS WOMB De az 'Ib
Win thc displacement she then had, but win ooo 'os
more in the buihers above The pOtcciNt uech inc "
.ult j. a small mctsccItric height II "a> proPo,,cn
-. NM between 200 and 800 tons OF pig ledd III Hcr
douhlc bottom 70 lower tie centre Of gravity ana rus
Inc rnctaccntrc point. but rs tfI- wculd tax paS
sine water Will be used in the double bottom lHs'cdo'
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UoRK or THE PARK COMMISSIONERS

The usual mode Of procedure OF the farh oohiui'S
opcr +, TO transact important business in executive
limp and when the doors are open to deny that
they have done anything worth mentioning leaving
the reporters to find out what has taken pace a.
best they NAV. BY an oversight, perhaps, some Of
their doincs g,t into the open meeting YESTERDAY
Superintendent Conklin authorized 20 buy female
tufalo for S4OO Gustav II. Schwab ana james
Rorl,e r,prcscnting the German and Irish knsIaht
Soce1 les received permission TO continue Their bureaus
at Castle CarCen unt1 May l. President Gallup vas
am hoized 10 draft an for the Legislature bearing
1pon the question OF obtaining a new site Tor inc
Central Park menacerc. CrOtOna ana CIaIch0!I
oere ,Uerr talEcd of ~ suitable places 10 which II
might he removed and it has been suggested mat
nractcable plan would be 10 place the MANAGEMENT Of
HE mepagere with a private corporation
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rxlrrp r1EcrRlc rRlcrIoy coMrlXT.


The sheriff has levied upon the Office furniture Of
BROADWAY. whose factory s. Al Marion. y. j.. tlr'e
small attarhmcut. having been entered against the
company ae,rcratnr about 1000 aid judgment
for T-Of The first attachment for @i2O. Wa PAD
some time ago. bnt the others, 1t was said At tho
sherin's Office Yesterday, had not been paid The
total amount of the unsecured indebtedness j, reported
u Do $50 900, and It j. claimed that the company
has very large assets Officials Of the company tay
that il, finances are being materially strengthened but
admit that In consequence Of the tish money market
they have asked Indulgence Of their creditors
At the Office il wa, said Yesterday that the factory
at Marion was In operation and that any attachments
or judgments would be taken n al the proper
time by the financial representative Of the company
when he returns u the city.
The United El.,'tric Traction Company in
oorporated in Mapch. 1-00, nndcr New jersey laws,
with an authorized capital stock II S7OOooOO Of
which - 100000 preferred stock and $5OOO0Op
common stork. a large part Of ,ic latter va, issued
for the stock Of the Daft Electric LIght Company
and tho Electric Power COMPANY If New York some
smaller sub-compan,,, Of the Daft and the right To-
use valuable patents storage batteries Of ths julien
Electric Company, Julien Electric Traction Com
pany and the Brush storage battery. Tie
company assumed d,be Il the Daft Electric
Light Company and Electric Power Company
aUpuutius ID sad. 4, 100000. ifd al-D glIHru
tced 800 900 bonds 4 fhr Julien Electric Traction
Company. II Wa claimed - m" time that IN, com.
pauy received from The Dan COMPANY AMI he Electric
Power Company fi,OjO.Ooo worth 0i good Tangible
property. aside from patents including factory prop
crty and equipment al Marion, s.. j. Oh" Electro
Power COMPANY tili"" stations In NrW York CTS
and Newark, merchandise. mat rial, ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
FJ0rBTSHIyG COLFAK COrNCyL

The officers for 1891 Of Colnx Council Royal Arcanum
were publicly installed by District Deputy Grand Regent
John f. Thompson, assisted by complete stan 4" "l'h1
Council officers, at Grand opera House Han Oh luSdA
evening A complete council was formed IA Ia" BODY
- the hall and the ceremonies and movements Of oh0ef.
were finely arrang d. and formed the most attractive as
Of The evening address the ben IT. Of the order
WAS delivered TO the members and friends Of the council by
George T. Moon. Grand Orator Of thr Grand 'ocH OF tr
state az New.York The Madr ga Quartet. Mcssr,. DAILY
and Andrews and 9th took pant IN TIE concert That
followed and helped The occasion pleasant one
,or those present. COlfaG Council Organized year
,ro and has than 100 members. There - not
meeting night the year that it, fDurf0otcd friend
with the chin Wskcrs docs not have 10 give hafdolcn
ar more new members free ride around the council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Lollt-titurra IlFn-Bttore Van Bruht' r j"
- Spr, Coal, Cnm,,r--.Ieros, Patterson, J-io.loa
,,l,,.t,,r 81, / ., 81. called 40 j !. d..
si.,,.r, toutt~ou.cai I,Tu-PlIt before lngra-
IN So 10 is33 I5at, si3 3i9. 1858. 81, oO{,
~, III ii5itD Biz $50 i;,I. 1872 1903, LODI
I'' S,.c.; loa.t,I5cil c~f4l li-hS.org ,aIie;:
I;.So'. IT, ~. "lii 10. Jis I25. i55j
.,SS' H., l,,,, l;,9 1870 III
No.. 5. IN. ji5 eii 2io5 3ss5 5jl 27sj 375V 2io2
-. .,e.,. .-gI .lOc ,pu.. 2gOJ 2JJi POD.
.."' .aj;. .oo- 3'Io -eI- :Jl5 2giA -9l5.
su.We ,oii,-,:-55H' g StSt Ia 90
80 -, -.-i SGg eiiB -1GG 1537. 1898. -; o.,
S1nrjr. CONT .r.ut-PIrt Ill-Bcfore E.aCh. J -
40 Ij0s 313. -,o3. 2tjl, -ooI, 3jt@, -i'l a
-.,,J 55fi' o4,G i1,I
Sipr'mc Court .cu.t-l1iJ IE-Bl2;e . IIen =
l..t. III of'f -it-, $50. ''-' - Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
PLANS For 4 BIG BALL.

Al largely ATTENDED meeting Of the sentatves Of
ovr 1fy councils Of the American Legion Of Honor. held
In the HUDSON Building yesterday. 10 was decided ~
arrange for large ball, b De he'd at the Madison Squai,
Garden celebrate N" twelfth anniversary OF ihe Or
oanIzation and the following permanent officers Wer
i..td uepity Supreme Command James H. J. S'ullon
y United Councils chairman; Grand Master 4 & S'1cS
- Ceclc Council. yle,-chairuan; Deputy Grand Com
,oandcr joseph t. Bcglm, Golden Rule secretary FAST
Commander & w Mathrscn Of Dal,nna Council. treasurer
NJ ali ,rsusos 10 be one Of the hrld 10
New.Yok a, councils from all parts Of the state are IN
tn In
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OT THE ROIRD or TRADE

The Board o. Trade and Transportation elected thirty
six directors Yesterday a. follows Anbrc-e Sn"" Darwin
Il; James, Francis b. Thurbcr, william il Whey hiram
X Miller John +. Henry Simon St-rne. PATRICK F'ify'
John c. Cook, Ferdinand T. Earle william D. Hi"I' 70
White james II. seymour, William Henry AiiouN'
Morris s. Wise Ethan Allen Doty James T. young I"
Waldo Smith, L. Peasc Jcren ian fl%i@tlch James
Tslcott William II. Parsons AlOn1o L. Decker Orlando b.
Potter, LLOYD /. seaman Aaron vanderbilt HrNV I.
Calkn, David Iiirsch, William Irwin Martin, FRANK o.
Herring John H. Wa.hburn Edwin T. II .Alpn, David \.
&c Lima Seth l. Thomas. Oscar ;. StTad ana Thomas f.
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HE SAYS HIS CATTLE WERE NEGLECTED.

lib for +l0OG3 81 filed in the United States Dis
ct Count yesterday by Morris. OF Chicago. against
the steamer COIuemaIa. The lbelant alleges That he
sIpped SIS live cattle :hc vessel November IL,
1870 from NewYork to Havre He says that the boats
employees did board all the fodder furnished by
him and that part that which taken was allowed TO
become damaged and the cattle were otherwise nos
propery taken Of He declares that in consequence
Of all this ityScyen Of the cattle died and The rest be-
came during the voyage that their value was
neatly lc,scucd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15

4 man who looked like a Hebrew entered McCaun,
liduor store At 80. 30 Fat one hundred and four
tccuth--t yesterday morning leading little boy. who
was barely old enough to walk. aud sad he Would
Ike to leave the child there a few miuutcs whlc he
went on an crraud. The barc"pcr -aid vi right. d"
and the man went away. The boy sat on a chan
in the liquor st&c until after noon. but the stranger
did not return for him. At length the police were
asked 10 take the boy away. lie could not talk, and
he VA, suffering from swelling hS neck. Ap
u,rutly he va, Of Hebrew origin. \ policeman tOJk
MIN 10 Police Headquarters, late IN the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
,.y,rrn STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Jan. 1i.1h" proceedings in the supreme
Court of the United States to-day were a. follows;
No 1g-The Union Stock Yords National Bank, APP
pell,nt act A. J. Gillespie 4 CO. Mandate granted.
40 iio-The Troy Laundry Machinery Company uin'
ted plaintiff in eror agt. Alexander NJ Dolph Argued
40 ljlS-Arthur Manchester plaintiu IN error ast'
the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,. Argued
TIN, dav call Tor Thursday Is Nos. lbs. 1928 tand
3,o 7s 800 1910, ll2J, ,t. $50. Isl. 1j2 aud lo3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
THE cArSE on MR. GILMAY,S DEATH

Al the coroncr's inquest Tur-day into the death
NJ Arthur Colt Gilman. member Of the coffee house
alorrcc CO.. of No. 10 Fron--t.. who died suddenly
# his home in Flu hing. The Jury returned the follow
inc verdict: That Arthur Colt Gilman came - h.
death 10 the best II knowledge aud belief by either
annulcxy Or heart disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
HITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Patterson. In the supreme Court. Chambers.
ha, appointed William Irwin, DR.. George W. crazy
and Robert \. ChesebrOugh as commission 10 III
oure into the mental coalition Of Harry d. Peisa.
Ills wife Cora makes the petition for the appoint
mcut of the commission. she say, that her husband
has about 100000. and that lie Is bopeleosy IN
-nue She wants some to look after he interests.
DR. NJ Acn starr and g. J. DrummOnd certify
that Mr. Pcase Is Insane. ~ 90
Jusrce John Henry Mccarthy. Of the CRY Court.
who Wa, appointed BY Governor IlIl Oh MONDAY "A'
sworn In Yesterday.
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CLAIMING EXEMPTION FROM TAXES.

Theodore =. Wood, treasurer and Chauncey H. crosby
sockholder of the United Express Company, have
begun suit in ole United Staos Circuit Court to pevens
the city OF from collecting taxes on the COM
panys capltal The grounds alleged are that the
company 10 corporation but an unincorpo7ted as'oca
zion and that docs express business so any
tax upon IT, would be tax upon and regulation Of CON-
merce between the States and therefore Illegal The city
f. seeking u collect taxes 70 amount Of about 81 600
from, he cOmuauy.
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THE ROARD OF ESTIMATE MEETS.

The proposed seventh.ave. bridge over the Harlem
discussed again yesterday by the Board OF Estimate anu
sss decided 10 request A. Boiler, the engineer 70 '
voc plans in widening the structure so that the oo''
not exceed the limit Of sl25OO00 tie sum ppopfdeu
Controller Myers WAS authorized 70 issue s3 900 OF achoo
oonds the money TO be expended on the schooi ou'S
~ Broocae Ridge 10 agreed 10 pay tne ~
sesk ald Mount Vernon Water Company eS.Soo Se''
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WINTER R!G0RS.

The better health in cold winter weather
hold all cases the exceptions ma me low
temperature ana pIIcinE WI d. severe strain upon uef
OvcTtaXed, tired aLg bodies All such PERSONS are
cordially welcomed te Poly pathc Medical institute
and within the possibility OF cure hc IN
moved methods IOypathlc system VIII surely bring
~ ~ Is East 42d-st,, New YORK.
East BroOkline. ST., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15

A heayy burden
all the ills and ailments that only
female flesh is heir to. 1t rests with
you whether you carry it or lay it
down. You can cure the disorders
and arrangements that prey upon
your sex, with DR.. Pierce's Favor.
tie Prescription. It's legitimate
medicine, carefully compounded by
an experienced physician, and
adapted to woman's delicate organ
ization.
For all organic displacements and
weaknesses, accompanied by weak
back, bearing-down sensations, and
for all uterine diseases, it's a posi-
tive specific. It's guaranteed to
give satisfaction, in every case.
Ii it doesn't, you've only to ask
for your money and it's cheerfully
refunded. If it does, you'll want
to ask for nothing more. It's
the cheapest medicine you can use,
because you only pay for the good
you get. 1t improves digestion,
enriches the blood, invigorates
the system, and produces refresh.
ing sleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
BUTTNEE PLEAUS Guilty.

William II. Butncr. the lawyer who obtained bogus
divorces pleaded guilty in q neral Sessions Yesterday u
grand larceny IN the second degree was reminded
until tomorrow for sentence III. nplicc, w. d.
Hughes, will be sentenced at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15

supply the asyums Harts Island, the contract to
years The S5S 1913 OF the Excise
money distributed institutions caring for juvenile
delinquents.
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ArE!ErNAL LomN nrLL Would Nor OBEY.

From The NcW-Nork 1imc> british s}mp1ih/rI.
II the court should jusul, the .rlur- and hold
70 the doctrine OF qualified jurisdiction i'Iv,d from
Russia adequate for tie protection oi tlc 'raI H'HcI'
,'",id IN. riti- Government ir lcl, accept II
rs final and conclusive would II sill INSIST upon
lppraliu- II a special International tribunal II t,r
,iinS would moi be bound TO Eve up IT, contention.
and there IS likelihood that the conrO'tr-y "Vlia
-, fsI