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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Term-AdJourned until fru"y'
Supreme COurt-Chambes- Patterson J.C0urt
az No 20 SoGpe6a E'H gaham
J-Case on, No. 1890; Sferbarne Vs. TAU NO N'S
sTpTcme Court-special Term-Part IIBefOre Andrews
Law and fact Nos 1872 S2 l0 9d5 10y 2o 2oS2
aoSs 2525 2C5o 2O$I 2OSG, 26ss, 2o55 2oSo 2o'7
zoJs Co,rt-Circuit-Part I-Adourred for the term
Supreme Gourt-circuit-Part II-AdlOurned until Mon
cay uPsmo 1I1Be 5SGs o sBSi s 81
S a1?S 1882 SS 3OC s545 sS2 3d. as 4o 1911
S s5 S$s s$Ss Gut s5G gsss 81;
$l3 2S sS $ $685. $685. s52 S s'O'
9 a,s Te g1S as4 ,s Ig sUc
OE superior CoartHGenera TcrmAdcuned until tho rss
Mo sa Sl ccaEquty Ter-Adjourned for
Superior COgrt-Trial Tem-Part I-AdOurncd until
sSpsror couFtTra Term-Part H. III-Adjourned for
inc sSrosate RSnsSm sNS $50 SO CON.
tested VIII VIII Of 81 S Charles l NsHfy AZ = M
Contested viii OF Leopold Levy, at 10 80 a. m NJ os5,
S &c BE- SoH wi before 81 the the Pfo6ae Csrt% M
debrand Charles Osborne, Ann Grill at 10 a. M Mary
Nee common Pieasspoca Term-BefOro Boostaver j.
Common Peas.Equlty Tegg-Bes,ss BIschOH, IT, j.,
Not ohd aGo FL y al f. 81 ss Is 1B e. Allen
No o9 57s 449 $50 7S2 ozI l0s o s9l z3s 80
49, 49, $50, So 462, Oi$. oSo, SOC 6i0 SOL SEQ S76'
Causes 10 be sent from Part for trial.
Common Pleas-Tral Term-part II1IBefore DAILY, c. j..
Causes 10 be sent from Part l for trial.
City Court-Special Term-Before Van wyck, J.-Mo
City Court-Iral Tcrm-Psrt I-Before MeCarthy. j.
S NSs EG s554 1886 52 ss6 s2S ao $3.50
100 $50 1856 isil 1876 l343 l947 1a4s t9lS 1885
Nos. 2253, 1854, 1918, 1908, 1851, 1850 1873 1881
siS 2s sso S2S Ss45 Sso2 sscs $500 i iSl
S ss97Ss s45 STOssi o1, sIs9 aAsl $4ss. Slo!.
CITY tourt-rrlal Term-Par ll1BefoTe Enrich, G. j
Nos 37G5 2ss. 29jl 1882, 20sl $685. SO79 32T7 2974
cltr 1 Sourtooifai Tern-part Iv-Berore McGown j.
2oio aa5 1873 1907 s+2a So' 1873 sg8s
az, s7is, s7i5. 37i7. 574s. 97lo $780, 1851
| 1852, 1855, 1850, 1851.
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WARNER MULLER AND THE NICARAGUA CANAL.


In letter recently received at the Office of tho
Nicaragua Canal Company, from Warner Miller the
president he gives the results OF his first inspection
Of the canal work at Greytown In part as follows:
have been pleased beyond expectation with 1 tne
condition of affairs as have found Them The climate
Is not at all oppressive, the temperature never going
above SO degrees and most refreshing sea oEeeze Is
terday shows that have an excellent set OF men,
including officers, mechanics and laborers. Inc
bar is IN satisfactory condition at the present time,
there being than fourteen feet OF water above
IT, As soon as get smooth sea, 1t VIII be possible
TO send dredge 10 the outer bar and to secure uni
form depth throughout.
Ny present expectation Is 10 remain here Two OF
three days and then go 10 the interior. portion
OF our party viii 20 the divide and follow tne
canal line throughout TO 0chOa, at which point tne
balance OF the party viii be met coming up the river
San Juan in boats. From there We shall proceed as
once TO the capital Managua and thence 70 Rlves anu
over the canal line from Lake Nicaragua to Brlto on
the Pacific. Some OF the party will return by way
from this point either by the Morgan Line 70 New.
orleans, or the Atlas Line from Port Lmon direct 70
Ne York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
THE COURTS.

HE SAYS THE WOMAN sLANDERED HIM.
William jeremiah, realeState dealer OF NO. 1,o49
pedfordave Brooklyn has brought suit against Mrs.
Hannah Brdsan Of No. 272 Frankln-aye', for $1,000
for SANDER The case was transferred from the SUI
preme Court of this county to Kings County yesterday
The suit grew out Of the failure Of jeremiah TO gam
admission TO the De Kalb Avenue Methodist Episcopai
Church. When his name was proposed as candidate
Cor membership in the church he rejected. After
making inquiries he learned he declares that prior to
the meeting Of the church deacons, Mrs. Brdsall made
a derogatory statement about him to John H. Lyon,
one Of the members of the church. The alleged
Islander is contained in the following statement which
Mr. Rlrdsall is charged with having made: William
Jeremiah is a bad man he ought not TO be admitted
TO our church. He has been up TO a motel IN ule
Catslls and he there registered husband and wlfe
Sis name and the name of a woman who Is not his
wife and he lived there with her."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
MP RpA4T1E,s s7REEr-cLEAx1NG REPORT.

Commissioner Beattlcs report of the street-Ceanins
Department for the quarter ended March OIL VIII nc
sent 20 Mayor Grant to-day. Its statistics arc interest,"
inr viewed In connection with statements previously
made and considered in connection with the recent
recommendations OF the Mayors Advisory COmmitteo,
which have been enthusiastically approved by the we'll
known citizens who met the Mayors once on Monday
TO urge their adoption, and have received the cordial
sanction Of the public at large. The seemingly lavish
expenditures in eartng VIII attract particular attention
from those who are making the stgeetceaning problem
study According the report 58939S loads Of ashes,
garbage and sreetswe,pings were disposed Of During
the whole Of year 1900 100000 loads were collected
and dumped and in 1850 Chey numbered 100000. An
enormous prCporonae increase the last two years
therefore Apparent But the cost is, OF course greatly
increased being nearly 900 out Of the total allow
ance OF made for cang By the Board of Estimate
Al this ratio Mr. Battle will In six months mp his
entire cafting appropriation Tor the year.
The Commissioner putting the finishing touches 10
his report last evening, and some OF It's figures may
undergo alteration before the document is submitted TO the
Mayor to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16

plain Of the immunity from the Interstate Conmei.o
law enjoyed by Canadian roads and the Granu tr"aS
has been recognized as demorallzng element IN Vc
trunk line associations for long time, simply because
Il could do what 1t pleased with American traic once
taken into Its borders. so far Matchmaking Is CON
cerned and II necessary TO obtain business AZ amer,
can points IT could carry freight for nothing through
the Dominion, even when observing the associa'on
rates ON the American parts Of It's routes.
The Canadian Pacific has not until recently been a.
disturbing an element in American railway anars 20
.ho Grand Trunk. but It has been steadily advancing
itseI, nc an ne1cssor 10 secure traffic without being
subjected 10 the restraints and burdens imposed Dy
the Federal law upon roads south OF the Calaalsn 9oi
dar halfway men who are not considering seiilsn
interests saw with emphasis that any policy when
leads TO restricting Of this Canadian competition ina,
is above American laws and deHes the restraint OF
American railway associations is one that VIII pc
beneficial 20 the railway and other Interests Oh the
limited states.
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his CHILDS EVIDENCE NAY HANG HIM.
Ex.poLIcEMAN SMITHS SON SAW HIM CLUB
HIS WIFE.

EX-PoLICEMAN SMITHS SON SAW HIM CLUB
HIS WIFE.
The feature of the trial OF william Smith, the ex-
policeman for mansaughter In the fist degree, In inc
Court of oyer and Tefniner yesterday, was the teSu
mony of Smiths nine-year0d son against MS father
Smith is charged with having hit HIS wife on the head
with his club on December 81 last, and 1t Is alleged
that she died from the effects of the blow. When
Smiths son was put on the wtnessstand by the Dis
tAttorney considerable time occupied In ques-
tioning the boy concerning his knowledge Of an OATH
The boy was bright little fellow. and said that he
knew what would become Of him If he told lie.
"What wUTld become of you n asked Assistant Dis
tyict-Attorney stapler az you told lie 7"
al would 90 to hell" answered the boy
"what will become Of you If you tell tho truth :"
ar will 60 to Heaven"
Judge Barrett decided that the boy a competent
witness although Smiths counsel strongly objected
to the admission Of the testimony The boy then csti-
fed that on New Years eve he and his mother went
down to see his father ct Lews's barToOm, at One
hundred and thirty -fthst. and Fifth-ave His mother
asked his father for money when he came out OF the
barroom and he hit her in the face. Then his mother
and father walked down Ffthave. to Onehundredand-
thiry-secondst, where his father pulled out his club
and struck his mother on the head. She did not
scream, but went home, put cloth on her head and
Law down. The boy identified the bloody shawl which
his mother had worn when she was struck His testi
mony was not shaken on the crossexaminatlon
The ,other testimony of the day which was par
ticularly interesting was given by Edward n. Hagan
the prisoners brother-in-law. He did not know OF
his sisters illness until January o. On that day. after
he had been to see his sister, he met Smith in the
street. He remarked to Smith that there pretty
bad case up at the house, ana smith replied NM
this testimony before the coroner, and could not ex
plain why he had not done SO except for the reason
that he was excited The case will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
DISCUSSING BUSINESS AND AGRICULTURAL
DEPRESSION.

DISCUSSING BUSINESS AND AGRICULTURAL
DEPRESSION.
Kansas City, April 15.-The full representation "
the Western States Commercial Congress was prescne
this morning when President Francis called the secono
days session to order. The subject under discuss
was general business and Agricultural depressi""'
causes and remedy On tho topic OF general psinesS
F. J. skig, Of Denver read paper ON "fopu'a.ioa
and Raw Material There were many things tnaO
were combining TO give the West and South tner pro-
portions Of population and that were deveiopns ~,
resources TO an extent That would support us iiii
quota Among these the speaker noted increaslhs
railway facilities deep water arbors on inc
coast and reciprocity with South American hepuoncs
and the commercial union now fast approaching w
tween the South and the West.
Ex-Governor George w. Click, Of Kansas, SAID inc
subject of greatest interest TO the western farmer was
the great agricultural depression The greatest cau'o
Of this depression was insufficient markets INC
remedy was wider field for the disposition OF 1ho
farmers surplus Mr.. Blaines reciprocity scneiheS
and Secretary Russ efforts In extending the markets
for live stock were partial remedies LOT inc presen'
depression -, -, po,rosanta
speaker Elder OF the Kansas House OF kepresens@
tiycs DR. Parsons, of the Department. OF
Z. S. Hall, Of the Missouri Farmers Alnancc' OH"
others spoke.
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MISS DICKINSON WILL LECTURE.
SHE WANTS MONEY TO SUE HER SISTER AND
THE ASYLUM AUTHORITIES

s,,r WANTS MONEY TO SUE HER SISTER AND
THE ASYLUM AUTHORITIES
Mlss Anna Dickinson, who asserts that she was ill
nroperly detained In the Hospital ior lhSahe d. Jan
yn,e PENN. and who is about TO make an at'enp.
20 nnnish those who obtained her commitment anu
tbo who detained her IN the institution came 10 Urls
t, yesterday and visited her lawyers, Howe d
rmmel she was perfectly willing 10 talk, and spoke
,r-e q sane woman though as those who have hearu
hor an the lecture platform know she Is person
-oe.od % n great deal OF nervous energy. The
- sbe tod did not differ materially from those
nreviously published, but some OF her descriptions
were decidedly dramatic .,,
aoh Won would have to live IN country W"n,'
.oid she. before you could form proper conoepuoi
:, nv Gaze In the city such a plot as mas Oecn
Sun,cd AGAINST me would hardly be possible; pu1 tne
ionc,v country life breeds strange natures nom my
I.or responsible for my confinement In the asylum
was not subjected to any examination by the ooe'ors
,r,o signed my commitment papers, and my sisters
,,ord must have been taken for every
thing. Ny struggles when they came 10 'aAe ii0
% course gave me the character OF Vioieu'
,unahe. and when / reached the asylum was clseeu
accordingly. but was put In an apartment WIN inc
older cases. where the treatment was not quite SO
strinoent Mr. Hummel has sent TO Pttston, Penn.
90 try TO obtain possession of my pPSfs, Whlcn aIv
there in my sisters possessions NV case and will
prosecute my sister, the asylum authoTlues, anu ING
dnctors who signed my commitment. lntenu 70 W
npon the lecture platform, and tell the puohG whaS
think of the treatment have recdvea' Inc me reui
fact is that en- in need Oh nIoney, anu an 1
lecturing to get enough 10 curry va 'n0 9u'" ~
OH
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Chnined 10 the Rock.

Prometheus chained TO the rock while vultures
gnawsd his entrails So many people chained to the
prejudice while all of violent medicines
nnict injury upon the sensitive lining the stomach and
ntesnes They apparently immovsble in the belief
that to experience benefit they must keep dosing with
drastic medicines Unless the action Is powerful
and excessive they not satisfied. They would dis
trust remedy Of gentle action. however effective II is
not by such purbind extremists these that the &c.
knowedged merits Of Hostetters Stomach Bltters arc
recognized That benign regulator Of the stomach tho
bowels and the kidneys appeals to the ratonanot only
appeals. but awarded just valuation Constipation,
liver complaint dyspepsia and kidney troubles yield TO ia
action So also do malaria and rheumatism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, April 15-In the Court of Appeals to-day
the following case was argued
In the matter Of the probate Of the VIII Oh Mhtoh
Budlong, deceased
Following is the day calendar for tomorrow: NOS
1876. 6, H., 10 IL, "a, % and 80
In the second Division the following cases were
argued: an,
John Thomas and another, respondents agt' MILO
John II. streator. appellant, agt Charles a.
schultz and others, respondents. submitted. ~
S. Ogilvie, respondent. -. .,or4- an,
Prosper Monnet and another, respondents, agt'
Henry Merz as survivor etc, appellant
Alfred Colville, respondent, agt william D. Miles,
appellant, . -.oy,,., . =. ~, ct,,. ., c,ohoos
respondent. submitted. - ,,c.
Nathan Hosberg, respondent agt. John D. McCarty,
appellant.
Following is the Second Division day calendar for
tomorrow Nos 81, 315, 316, 317 313 80. 925 and
327.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
4 wHoppER" OF A STORY FROM CHICAGO.

The remarkable narrative about the alleged estate OF
one Isaac Phillips, which teegraphed from Chi
cago and published yesterday excited little interest
among the officers and older employees Of the bank Of
the Manhattan Company. Isaac Phillips, 1t was said
was q Massachusetts who went South and made a
large fortune, amounting to several Millions rs a
slave-deaer. lie died In 1884, leaving 10 children
Evidence declared in the dispatch to have been
obtained through old family bible which buried
with niece OF Mr. Phillips In 1865 and this discovery
is at to cause, II declared, the renewal Of
certain legal proceedings against the "Manhattan
Bank" OF New-Yorh.
The officers Of the Bank Of the Manhattan Company,
at No. 40 Wall-st, were amused when they read this
story. Mr. Baldwin, the cashier, told Tribune re
porter that although he had been in the bank about
forty years, he had never heard OF any such claim
So far l remember he said, al never heard
OF this Isaac Phillips at ALL Of his heirs having
instituted legal proceedings at any time, nor OF
anything connected with the case
At the Manhattan savings Institution, No. Old
Broadway, similar statements were made by +. g.
Stiles the secretary. This bank moreover, was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
WHERE THEY ALL 60 TO.

Where did James q. Blaine go 10 when IN Europi
Where did Senator william NJ. Eyarts go tof
Where did Mr.. p D. Armour gof
Where does every wellinfoFmed man and woman whoxa
system wants rebuilding 20 or wish TOT To CARLSBAD
where exists the greatest health resort IN the world ana
has. been known such for centuries Because, BY
wonderful yet mystic power It builds up the body and
renews the life quickly yet surely. Because Carlsbad
has become significant OF ell that Is best Ia N.
newing e II, therefore, any is unable TO 70 10
that famous resort the next best thing possible s n
use It's waters at home. This can easily be done eth
by using the imported waters Of Carlsbad BY dsoyns
some Of the genuine imported Carlsbad sprudd Salt =
ordinary water In this way the same effects are ps~
duced as II taken at the Springs Carlsbad can be brous
into every home Buy the genuine imported CARLSBAD Ss1
only which have the signature o. "Eisner M.
delson Co.." Sole Agents. NewYork, on every botls.
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Evans Gambit, 35 OBJ So.
M. nntnrnz 90 M

Evans Gambit, 35 OBJ So.
Two knights Defence SO P-Q Q.
In the Evans Gambit there was only one more
alternative, IS :. P-Q d, which, after the con-
tinuation, &c Or 8, SO K-B 2 81 P, 81 p
Tor 81 OBJ 50; 80 P-Q 6, 80 Oh S; 80 r X
CHI, and wins in a few moves; 90 P threaten
ing r r, followed by r Y p CHI, 80 =. X r; 30
OxR QxP; 40 QxKP CHI, 40 K-R 50 Al R-Kt
So. followed soon by Po 4, left no hope for White
1t the two knights Defence 80 K-Kt would
lead to make or loss of the Q by SO R P; 81
Kt II, 81 r < Kt; SO XXI 50 Tor SO ext 6, %
Kt-Q S, etc.( SO Kt-Q 5 /; 80 PIX 4, 80 Kt--
x oh; 40 K-R ., 40 RIB CHI; Al K-R 3, Al
U--D mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
aeYArrUs. THE MONK, COMING BACK.

Father ienatius, the Evangelist Monk OF the British
Church, Will begin his last revival mission In this city
Sunday and viii close II the following Sunday. On
both Sunday mornings and afternoons he will conduct
vices in the lenox Lyceum and Sunday evenings, in
Berkeley Lyeeum. On each weekday afternoon. begin
ming O'clock and also each evening" except Tuesday
evening will services the Young Mems Christian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
BITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Patterson, In the Supreme Court, Chambers.
Yesterday enjoned Deshler Welch from disposing Of
fifteen shares OF stock Of the Dramatic publishing Com
many pending suit by his wife, Adelaide Weloh, against
him and huqustln DAILY for an accounting. The plaintiff
lives in London England. and declares that she had
ACQUIRED the whole foItyive shares of the Dramatic
publishing Company by selling 1.-THE THEATRE to It,
She also says that her husband sold thirty shares 70 M
NV tor $4,000 for her account but that ne has never
turned over the proceeds to her.
Judge Ingfaham, IN the Supreme Court yesterday
,ontnd an absolute divorce to Addle c. Davis from j.
Charles Davis, the theatrical manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
TILE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington, April 15.-The following business was
transacted in the Supreme Court to-day
Nos aO6 3O7 and 3Os-Ellis G.. Hughes, plaintiff in
error. agt the Dundee Mortgage ana Trust invest
ment Company Limited): Argument conthneutt oo+
JossDh E. Wilson, County Clerk, ct al. Argued:
No 3lO-WoOdward, Baldwin & Co., appellants ag'
Daniel A. Jewell, ct al. Argued -.
No. 3l3-The United States, plaintiff In error agt
.John T. Chidester ct al. Submitted
The day call for Thursday will be as follows: nos
814 315 316, 31s, $40 C3oi, 800, 323 and 324 49,
3o7 326 800 and $50.
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,nt,, neo,lv t,vsn,v wears after the time when

founded until nearly twenty years after the e WHICH,
Phillips IS said TO have died. ou ,,crtned 10
Some OF those who road the story were iansrarss
the opinion that II is the result OF some a.s
schemes to obtain profitable maS their per-
cenSge Of tIe ZEE OF some lawyer who says they are
heirs great estate and thousands a 81 o PsSHe The
been swlnded In this way, both mere anu absurd Inv
every hank Official who heard 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Judge Ehrllch, of the City Court has appointed A.
Walker OTIS rereiyer for Hrman Moore builder OF No
so East in supplementary pro-.
ceedngs, on the application Of William J. de Rivera
DEPUTY Sheriff Ieimberger yesterday received
cution for 60 25S against John Wegers, plumber OF
onehundred eighth-st, near Lexingonave in favor
Of the Henry MeShane Company.
Deputy Sheriff Fox yesterday received attachment
for $3.50 against the Transatlantic Indemnity Baggage
Checking Company No Bowling Green, In favor OF
John l. Tower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
PROFESSORS AT THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY.

Bloomington, Ind April 15.-Dr, Jordan, president
Of the Stanford University, at Palo Alto, Cal, mas
completed arrangements for the appointments to the
faculty aud has made the following names public:
Andrew d. White ex-presldent of Cornell, to be the
nonresident professor of history r. Stanford, of Lake
Forest University, to be the associate professor in
physics; Horace B. Gale, of Washington University
Professor Joseph swain, of Indiana University, TO be
the associate professor OF mathematics; Douglass H.
Campbell, of Indiana University to be the ASSOCIATE
professor In botany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
NOT 10 PULL DOWN THE ALBEMAR1E

The rumors that the Albemare Hotel, Twentyfourth-
st. and Ffth-ave about be pulled down, not
founded on Henry Walter the proprietor Of the
hotel said yesterday that hs lease did not expire until
May l. 1892 The property would then be sold by public
auction. lie had no intention Of moving from the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
n.nnnAn MrN rxpREss AppRovAL.

The determination Of the Treasury Department 70
seprive the Canadian roads Of their privileges OF bond
ing goods in transit between Canadian ports ana the
United states has been well received by most railroad
men. Although particular ag tation OF the subject
has been made by American roads recently, they have
desired for long time to ending Of the unjust
advantage enjoyed by the foreign corporations. The
vanderbilt roads have been among the loudes TO COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16

Association Hall ON Tuesday evening the sers w "aa
be held in tho Baptist Church az
,rwentv.thrd.st
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THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

COMMENTS BY W. STEINITz
Yesterday the following moves were sent 70 b.
Petersburg