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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
Money for His Church.

The will of the late John P Scott, of
Williamsburg, was filed yesterday for pro-
bate 1t was dated September 80, 1891;
$1,000 is divided among the various boards
of the United Presbyterian Church, of
North America the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions gets 1000; Home Missions, 81, POO;
Freedmen's Missions, $500; Church Exten-
sion, $500; Ministerial Relief, 5000; and
Education, $500. The balance of the estate
is divided between tie testator's daughter,
Emma P. Scott, and his son, William A.
Scott.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
MR.. AsTON's ENDORSEMENT.
The Superintendent of the Mines of the J.
Steen CoIIiery Relates His Experience

The Superintendent of the Mines of the J.
Steen CoIliery Relates His Experiences.
'T had been troubled for about eight year
with catarrh," said Mr.. Edwin Aston, tn
well-known superintendent of mines OF tn
j. B. Steen & Co. colliery at lakewood. p
'T was unfortunate enough to take Il
Grippe last year, and since then have bee
much worse with my head and chest" coz
tinued Mr.. Aston.
any nostrils were clogged up so with ca
tarrhal secretions and suellings that coul'
not breathe through them. This occasione,
violent neuralgia pains over my foreheat
and through my temples, which almos
blinded me. My chest felt as if held in {
wise all the time ana had constant pain.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
Must Pay the Rent Anyhow,

In the suit of Mark Arnold against Net
tie Mex. Graham and A. A. Heiner ver-
dict was given yesterday for cents dam
ages for the plaintiff, and certifying that
there was $3.50 rent due from the plaintiff.
The plaintiff was tenant of Mrs Graham
and refused to pay rent, and sued for dam
ages because certain repairs alleged to have
been agreed upon had not been made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
Wants the Contract Carried Out.

A bill in equity was filed yesterday by
Peter NJ. Hitchcock against John p Scott
The defendant, it is stated, owns 12O acres
of land in Robinson township. 1t is alleged
that he made an agreement with William
Wilcox to sell to him the coal underlying
the land at S100 per acre. The bonus was
paid and Wilcox afterward assigned his in
terest in the agreement to purchase to
Hitchcock. Scott, however, has since re-
fused to sell, though the money has been
rendered him, and the court 10 now asked
to compel Scott to carry out the agreement
and make the sale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
A squatter Family Frozen to Death.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan. ga report
reaches here from the Pottawatomie Reser-
vation that family named Burdette, who
recently settled there, had not sufficient
shelter or clothing, and the father, mother
and two children died of exposure, the baby
alone being found alive by neighbors.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
The Glass Strike Of.

The strike of the glass workers on the
Southside was declared off yesterday morn
ing and work has been resumed in all the
factories. The difficulty between the men
and their employers was amicably adjusted
and the request of the workmen was granted
in full.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
Dinner at the Hales'.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. Ex-senator
and Mrs. Hale gave dinner tonight in
honor of President and Mrs. Harrison. The
other guests were Justice and Mrs. Brown,
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins, Secretary Tracy,
Senator and Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Sheridan and
Mr.. James w. Wadsworth.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
Eave You Seen the New s1q

No matter if you haven't
The old kind will do as well-it buys .
Stag's Head white shirt--no man ever wore
as big dollars worth as it is.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30

Reddy Mccoy, Lyman McMinn. Daly Nc
Mimi, Thomas Byers, George Campo.
Strauss, L. s. Slater George H. Grady. James
stevenson, Mary Saunders, Plus Woplber,
Alice Plant, Charles d. Little, Andy Yeulch,
Robert Cassidy ct al, James Dunn, j. 7.
Murry, w. c. Duncan.
Friday-Frank Lemon, Frank Leonard,
John Clark, Richard Schooley, Lizzie Jones,
J. j. Richards, f. r. Merrimen, r. Connolly
(2), M. R. Smith, James Green, William
Noonan, August Bubinger.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30

MARK TwAINS story with summary of
previous installments, in THE DISPATCH
Tomorrow,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30

NEW YORK GOSSIP, by Arthur Brisbane
and Charles 7. Murray. in THE DISPATCH
tomorrow,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-30
SIS MONTH

CATARRH AND KINDRED DISEASES
TREATED AT THE UNIFORM RATE OF
IS MONTH UNTIL APRIL 10. MEDLs
l CINES FURNISHED FREE. ia30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
COURT CALENDARS TOR TO-DAY.

@ sS %ac yslm5 d G Yam DD" Pa
supreme lourt-Chombers- Before Irgraham. J-M0.
ton calendar cal I'd at II o'eloeT no,... Dali.
J SSSs? s9Sd ESQ III 2.2 l%$ l2ss lssi l9Ss
3I9 2lo Gii 5iSs 26 Si'S So7 fl'' =i 2iSi' 2'o
Sapr,@t Co1r-9Pcc1i Term-i,ait IL before And,ew,
Is ss sGo e. 9 .T gc5 2i3 rs G5s. 49,
l' Er: 2s c aS9 rase B5 ts '2a Nos
1901 l927 i5I5 lg'i AZ 1850 1914 giio 4SS 'o'
Circuit Cour-part I-lSef0rc Truax, J.-cases from
Circuit court-Part II-Bciore Parker J-cases from
f'rcnlt corrt-port Iv-Berore Beach, J.Cases from
surraeates Court refore Ransom. swIl, Of Maria
Van vek Frank 70 80 a m c For pETo S,stc
Wsccan' Johanna Ryd.trom, 10 a. M. Luigi Ghocthio
M'ry Taylor Gabriel len 1919 &, ,adnrncd until Dc
'"' Common Pleas Special Term-Bcforc BlschoG J-Mo
,'' Common rlcas-rquiy Term-Eefore Book'taveT j.
cs as r. T aEg 5s u.s. sc G i6s 49,
9%9' 7Si 555 1871 So. sos. 81. o7j, 552 sj2 2o3
&C Common ar1 ri" Pa.~Tgal Term-Part I-Bcfore Pryor.
superior CouIt-General Tenn-Bcforo Freedman p j..
,d, rsecyc and McAdam, JJ-AdIourned untl December
sas7or couit-spcclal Term-Beforo Dugro. J-NO.
superior Court-Equity Term-Adjourned until Deem.
sdp.rior cogrt1rro Term-Par I-Bcfore sedg"ck.
= Superior 1oort-Trial Term-Part I-Befofe Glider
sl,eye ADJ urned until Dcconb 10.
superior Court-1rnl Tcrn-Pdr III-Adiourncd f'r th:
term 49,. 49,, ,,o,.,,ro.r.
City Court-rria Icrm--part Irefore Van WICK l.
". Gu lj3l SD S9j sal. 500 G32. az, SO, ED,
80 soi siT GO G22 1000. 1922. 1898 lC?t. lQ95'
Ii9G lCo7, iO9s 1899. 100 llO2. llO5 100 llo''
City Corr,-Tral Tcrmmpart II-Bcaro Lhrlcbo a d
60. III $50 ca loC5. 1866 lsG'. lo-2' 0'0 oo4'
AZ ~ or IN; iSrn"rart II-pefo-e Mcc,rAy
755 So SO 72S 93l 9 90 e e5 , 49, looi
90 en- Cour-I'riil 1crn-Pirt IV3eforc Fiu,imm@ns
J-Shor, causer-Nos 2l0s 2lS3, 123 l2Gs l9oi isoS'
S3ln iooi 2lCo el-i 2O5O. e2lj, 300. 2l~Q ,.
QUIT ~ over ana 1ermner-fcfor Russell ) 'is''
ant Ui.,ricr ATTORNEY. Towns, nj and Sinms.-No. l.
" Eouf, NJ ,Dncr, Sc,siOns-P1rt I-Bfpc Ntrflnr, J.
Assistant Dlstr cr-Attonev Davs-No' = 81 inrlusaN
cont of ,,en.rl ScssiOnS-Iat Il-Before ftLscfati
J-Asisant District Attorney Weeks-No'. 10 ii IN
CON-, OF General SessionS-Part IlI-Beore Cowng j.
Assistant District Attorney Bdlod.-Nos. 10 ~
cn,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
FITS OFFICIAL NEWS.

Judge Ingraham yesterday dismissed the proceedings
Instituted by Central CrosstOwn the Secondave and
the Christopher AID feminist raroad companies u
view the action OF the Commissioners Of Taxes fixing
the amount FOR which each asscssdble
Judgo Truax has approved the finding Of the commits
sioncr that Conca Frances Coster IS insane. and has
appointed the Knckcrbocker Trust Company committee Of
her estate Arthur ngiaham committee q her person.
She owns ehtatc In Cincinnati valued az 100000.
judge IngTaham has granted preliminary proceedings
the appointment Of new trustee fof fund Of several
hundred thol.and dollars. which created by William
B A,tor a. an anc-nGptal settlement his William
Aston Hy the will OF william Aston that FUN, Is 90
10 his son John Jacob Astor when H. shall arrive the
Of thirty years.
Surrogate Ransom who is confined % his house BY
rhcumatsm. reported somewhat better yesterday
but h. will be- able b attend court this week.
william II. Eckert las begun suit In the Special Term
q the Siprcme Court against Metropolitan Telephone
and Telegraph Company. recover go shares u the
capital o; the company. which he claims Is due him
for SERVERS general superintendent under special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
LOHN HOEY,S WIII NOr YET FOrND.

Tho fricndS Of John IIocy Yesterday o'hi'u tnat
there was any danger Of the property al hoily""oa
hing i0rctd upon the market. The rnhor WAS s'l''
rs the ac that win OF Nj. lloey mas yet De'h
discovered. William Ilocy. superintendent OF mo
Adams Express Company. said yesterday that letters
II administration had been taken ont In Monmouth
County y. j.. making Ms. liocy ADMINISTRATIVE
\ dil!ccnt search had been made for the WILL but
without effect, and II WIS necessary To protect lhe
property There WAS god reason for believing mat
Mr. Uocy had made II will. Tor he has been known 10
Ii some OF his friends TO serve rs executors Az
the same tmc he has often expressed Ms conn
c,ncc in the ability Of the laws to distribute dis
propcrtv and II Is believed that II VIII existed AZ
ON. time II would be little different from the dspo
ton that would he made IN the course OF legal pro-
ccdGre.
william IIcey said that the hotel pnn'rty at holy'
wood had returned large profits In the last season.
There was no reason 10 expect tlat any Fhrl OF 'o
Long Ianch estate would be sold unless IL might oc
some al the acres OF outlying land that was now ui-
rrcductive There no Idea OF selling the la'. h
mansion the hotel property. and the aniS 81 .
estate did not relule AM immediate or sachc"i 'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

coerclye rules and regulations have been better a'u
Iv the rewards offered fOi fidelity ard ability. ~
Srction first encountered In putting the new ms.Vs
ino effect has been largely overcome and ratings w Wv
chief, OF division practically equitable us be'
the several divisions. - +, MAILING
III rbc eyncriencp of the Department in maihhg
se,ect,ons Tor places excepted from the competitive cN
animation induced my predecessor to subject rloI ,n
Jit" for thc position OF special agent to an eNimiHa
tinn rs a fest of fitness. 1Ound the appnchlioh vi
me principle to be- beneficial 10 the service ana con
timed II and for the same reason nave hPpifcu
dining thc year like test Of fitness to ca,ddht', Ior
The position chief Of division With equally good r."
suits - ,,,,. ,ri,, ,ou,
% far rs can 10 learned the promotions, WIN Jew
cyccptions have been approved by the chl'lS anu
clerks of the bureaus I'm Which they have Dec" Ihuc'
The head OF the Department has been relieved OF th
for promotion from those OUTSIDE nv
classified service and from those within. Inc nope
+, entertained that the present rules with Few houl
tcations will eventually place promotions Wholly on
f,thfllncss and efficiency Of the clerks made from
dov to day. Attention IS Invited to the report oi
the eyqmlncr TO be found In the Appendix.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
WHICH ONE Is RESPONSIBLE
Pilots OF THE PEcroT AND HAMBURG BLAME
EACH OTHER FOR THE SMASH.

Pilots OF THE PEcroT AND HAMBURG BLAME
EACH OTHER FOR THE SMASH.
1qa s,al DIM M. Il, TO responsibility which follows
almost every collision j. between the plots
Il ria. Providence Line frcigltbOat Pequot and tAe
uobohrn ferryboat Hamburg. The two boats wer" IN
u ilson I'm tho North River al 10 o'clock on Tuesday
NIGHT and five persons were Injured Captain Racket
nj the Vcqrot said that the IIambur- blew one
whistle thu, lgnalng 10 the Pequot that the htt"r
could ere, hrr bows. The Pequot answered win
r. WHISTLE meaning that 81" understood. ana then
. ullot of tlc fcrryb gave two blasts, meaning
finn, h. had changed If, mind. and wanted the rght of
,,, ,r,o p.uuotS engines stopped AT once
and th, h.m VA, put hardaport. 50 that the Pequot
AID uot strike the Hamburg bow on. Tn" plot ~
Oh. Hamburg william Davis dcnic, thai ne blew one
,ii.i,. ~ first; and said that be gave two whistles
yl.n h. saw the P,quot. IL" furthermore A. 'N'd
naf tn, Vrquor did not give tie long whistle. when
MI ho,i, are compelled hy law to civ" wAen th'y START
from their piers. The Board Of steam Fho'S VIII
bey. IN, TWO men brought before IT, ana VIII decide
nv, question II responsibility.
The Pcquot I, badly damaged. but repairs can DC
pud. without putting her IN the dryGock: ne Is
d mn NJ her bier at Narren-,t. North liver ana
n,r hir stem which was iorn away. was hoa'ihR III
m. wntcr alongside of her Yesterday hut sIr ! .''
making water and her cargo has AL Deem taken OUT
Rising h"r considerably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

Invited the annual report Of The eng h@y n nc
praisers as showing the valuable serfi ,he ",abish
ment Of this tribunal Certain inuVr d,d ns-
act however IN my opinion S y" 70 which invited
The attention Of congress In my last annua. felir,
/ renew fhr recommendation then made. that >ccu1n
be 80 modified as TO limit the addii9ha nuH r -"
not than 100 per cent that Sec,,on Us lmpo,s
blc OF practical administrations that scctl'n ,inonv
amended to authorize the taking 4i ~ Gnn"raI
Appraisers bv commissioners appointed w .ho III "u
for that purpose. well H. by one OF t"v S,." nd
ditional duties on unusual coverings. BE- m'dnea 81
that such covering. hall Ply put CF If imported
cparatcIy not less than that imposed upon tedL
tents in this connection rcnew the rnim other
Of my predecessors and myself a. 10 Cciuri h rcrom
amendments Of the custom, laws Among s1 h to,~
mendations invite especial attention ,'pc 20 '"'
ins which deem u urgent Importance ,,ry omon
Flrt-Tle abolition of all fee; 81 owd to
eoiion II the,c officers by fixed salaries. ..,o.
second The consolidation Of the eco GI"' and the
changed condition Of commerce anu TO- Sorrn
Tis might be accomplished by a',T In h1un,dares OF
customs districts. and to abolish dis'm'H rh Hocrc
expenditures exceed the recSp sd have authority to
designate or discontinue minor por'S "i'hh
Tidrho revision and cOdfcao9, Of the Su'Sm I
ana navigation laws; which t,pe'i a. Nr-icc and
such mor HdTs a nST are required for the
efficiency Of the service. The ORIGINAL l'Eiai1,,o on
dates
eminent. .u segment partial and fHgHcnt1N I'-siia
zion has introduced confusion ana douut Us w ',,
rne intent OF the law, and consequent ehDai'SS"i
in rs administration. The result has pch hu-hllp!i
ond los 10 uslncSS interests that would De III tIc"u
measure obvatcd by the action recommend.
These laws are now scattered through tIl" sisluuH
and sh0uld he brought together ana ciac'ca Ill one
Harmonious code This subject haS herrtooT" ncc'l
called 10 the attention of Congress nut inc dc'lH oi
thc work are OF a hind that can hardly receive aIrn,
lion from a committee OF Congress necessarily "h-a-'u
mon other duties I Therefore rrcommcnd tml pro,
vision be made for revision and cOditcat'h OF
these laws by a commission or oherWlSc' 10 p' r.
ported to Congress at an early dlc
TRADE WITH COUNTRIES WITH WHICH REC1-
PROCITY TREATIES ARE " FORCE
A careful analysis OF the statistics 81 orr Imports
and exports from and to the countries with wh'h
reciprocity treaties have been established, from r'"
commencement OF suc treaties to september ~
1SO1 Inclusive shows that TIE predictions OF u"
friends Of this new policy have been largely verified,
and that there has been very gratifying incr'aN"
in orr commerce with these countries In both Imports
and eNnorts These values will appear NOR" fully
IN tie following detailed statement. In which com
porison of the valuc Of imports and exports from
and 10 these countries during The period since "a"
treaties have been lin effect l. Hiu'' Win 'oI'sPoiu
ing PRIOR periods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

Fer a week. past throngS hav" gathered at bF"u'
way and Tweutlcths;. and eazci with delight ~ Tue
snow scene presented By Lord "a TdylorN aru,' VIII.
dow dresser. This window exceeds IN po'hu VI
beauty any prc,i.u, exhibit by this trm' "hloh
bears n deserved reputation ior artist" VINO" are
nr. Th' -parillng snow covers ''' HIo'"" NV
hu.b.s. IN a ,,.ich drawn hv spirited animal sits .
bnndsom. Young lady holding the lines. she -
dressed In fashionable winter garments, ara cap
ping all is u handsome scal'hu ,aclue. y superb
Russian -alle ,lcgh;,bc protects her. In attitudes
OF admiration stand several women dressed IN tlr
height Of fashion, and wearing fur' OF the h'e'1
shape The sale, e tllr iur department have greatly
increased since the exhibit b'Sau In the i"r ue
nnltmcnt are shown the latest styles in ur cothihg.
hats and gloves, and II IL we'll worth VISIT Lap
robes especially. are shown In large numbers. anu
this department will undoubtedly add 10 the repdts'
zion of the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
CARLYLE W. nAEEIs's APPEAL ARGUED

Albany, Dee. 7-WIam +. Howe closed his plea
IN the orr Of Appeal, today for rover al Of the
judgment Of conviction Tor muiGrr u Carlyle W.
Harris. II" said that new trial was in justice due
to ll&rrs, rs the conviction WAS a.anSt the weight
Of evidence. II undoubtedly arose. he Siid from u
prejudice In the minds Of the jury. resulting from the
admission of Illegal and lmmntcral testimony VIII ch
satisfied the jury that llarrisS previous HE wa, In
line with snch d0lngS morphine poisoning. and
that. while there was no proof Of his guilt SUI
warrant conviction
De Iancey Nlcoll, for the state, discussed the case
nj length. showing that the vcrNct OF the Jury Wa,
amply supported. ana that there ground for
the contention that the verdict against the weight
of evidence. There wns IN the secretion o.
the Jury, and examination of the Judges charge TO
the Jury dlsclOscs no errors. Mr.. NlcOll sald that
Harris had every Hight given him by the law, but
that his defence utterly inled. Therefore the udg
mcut should stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
,u.xrr., rNrlIEE ,rE, THE DErGGf7r.

I.lcrcGiur, have been BEGUN In wa 'o''' "
CANNON Ii,a. Ly T.. VI. Muudt IN $1,000 damages
,o,lr.t tnr chemist. william Giukn"r = W. 800
ri.lulrayc who. the complainant -Ay~ )n jun -
through tlr oarolc--ucss u lis drug c"r"' Nl'"','
loriue re-, pon-lar f'r tire death II i'r "a! |N''
.on Martin VI Nlndt. tn 'ompIdn; ,ri' t'r'h 'HA'
mn lime - Martin NJ. Mundt entered the store anu
asked for ten grains 4 quiuinr. and received PACKAGE
mailiol Quuinc. Instead OF c.h'"h'hS Pu''''''
however the paclns, contained ten grains % n''
.,. N,ntt swallowed The. contents Of the vdchag re
r'rL died shortly afterwards Ills br.,ur' dii 4
dn.t,.~ ran around 10 III" drug Il he ana lA' ''lk
-, ,pr. admitted that D." had made ml,tah' NJ
ia. coroner, Inquest NichOu, WIS hrh Responsible
r,r ,h. death 1i yonng Marlin and coinmiG"i Tor
t,lol ON the chirsr f man,huEht'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
EXPORTS.

II will lie observed that the value Of orr exports
70 Germany and Austria Hungary during the perl pls
since the treaty reciprocity has been in effect with
these countries has increased slO,Jl9,3Os, as com
pared with cores pOndng periods prior TO the treaty
Tho incrras. OF ports of domestic products 10 Ger
many consisted largely Of brcadstufs and provisions
Thee was an increase OF SlO4j3,3l3 In the value
~ orr domestic exports 10 the American countries
with which reciprocity treaties have been made, as
compared with corresponding prior periods. and an
Incr,nse q gro 72621 In the total value OF our
domestic cxp,rts 10 all the countries with which rec
iprocliv treaties have been made. rs compared with
the cores pOnding prior periods.
The Increase of domestic exports 10 ne American
countries named consisted mainly OF wheat, nour,
meat and dairy products. bacon hams ana lard. Iron
and steel and manufactures Of, and lumber and man
ufactnrcs OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
, RECEIVER FOR nrRKnALTER 4 CO.

Jndrc iugraham. Of the supreme Court, has granted
the implication ~ tho People, Bank OF Orange anc
other creditors OF the firm ii C. Burhhalt"r Goa Tor
the appointment Of receiver for the bankrupt FIRM,
and for AN injunction restraining the assignee, Charles
H. Fanchrr. from doing anything with ia" property
pending the suit to St" aside the assignment Henry
w. GRAY t. appointed receiver. lie Is required -
furnish a bond OF 10000 and TO deposit the proceeds
of the estate exceeding 5000 with the fa;mcr's
Loan End Trust Company. 10 BE- drawn ont only mn
order Of the court Judge ngraham .ayS that I'll,
decision does not reflect ia any upon tile ability
or the honesty of Mr.. FInchcr. but he thinks Mr..
Fanchcr + disqualified for thc position, lie repre-
sent, conflicting interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

No. 70-.John T. Lytle, appel ant, agt the Town OF
Lansing. Argument continued.
No sO-Eugena A. Roget. exccutrIx. etc.. appellant,
art the United states. Argued.
80. SI-John c. streeter. plaintiff in error. agt
the Jener4on County National Bank. Argued
No S2-YIerman Rover. appellant, a2t William
Coupe d co. Argument begun.
Adjourned until tomorrow. The day call will be
Ncs s.. s4 81, 81, 80. 81. 90, 03, "a and 05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
rryrRlL OF ROSWELL d. HITCHCOCK.

Fall River, Mass Dec. THE funeral OF inc i''o
Commander Roswell ID. Hitchcock T. ,. ~ .vuA A
Mace In this city to-day. The body arrived mere .is
morning I'm the steamer Plymouth and conveyed 10
the home OF his aunt, Mary b. Young Here services
were held rt IL o'clock. conducted by the Rev. v" W.
Adams. OF the First Congregational Church Inc III
torment was In oak Grove Cemetery. oN ol LII sns
crew OF the steamer Plymouth acted us PSiAooisoAs
The coral offerings were numerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
cum nrFX err OFF WITH \ DOLLAR.

The viii % Mark Nnaldo. executed January -
t,DI wa, filed Yesterday. Isaac Ninald1, Newman
,oNcn and simon VI. Rocd"r, named ~ "Nrcn'or'.
The estate /, valued al over half u million d"llnI''
and $1,000 year !, bequ"ithcd Z" rs Ny" ana -"
month Tor th, support OF the children. lie bE'h
~ the o,tai. /, left the children with IA" exception
81 /. man and Iaic Who had Incurred III" dl,p'',hr'
If th.lr fnthcr ana were cut oil with dollar each.
The hebrew Benevolent and orphan y! lum "oc"ly.
The NJ. ~ina Hospital. IN" MOutrhorr Home i0r
Chronic Invalid ana the Hebrew Free Hch"ol As
>.ciiiinn each received small bcqur't-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS,

Albany Dec I'm the Court OF Appeals to-day the fol.
lowing business transacted: Michael Mcnamara a.
administrator etc. appellant. agt New.Yor Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company John Laughn for ap
pcllant D. H. Mcmillan for respondent.
John j. f. Read agt Marine Bank OF Buffalo, appellant;
H. H. Williams for appellant .. .. COttlc for ie
spondent (unfni she'd.
The day calendar is Nos. 1i3. IA, 14S,
II, 70, lo3, ,l3j, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
business IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Dee. THE supreme Court OF tho
United states to-day transacted the following busl-
ness.
No 0O-Gcorse W. rr0wn ct al, plaintiffs In error
agt George y. Bcnle ct al Judgment affirmed with
costs.
No s8-NIalcom Macdonald. appellant agt William
Mclean. Dismissed with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

From this table II appears that the total values
q, our Imports and domestic exports Of merchandise
In our trade with countries with which we have
reciprocity treaties during the period, since those
treaties have been in force 10 september 30. l-2.
compared with corresponding periods, prior 70 ia"
treaties have been rs follows: