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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Coart-Gcqeral Term.BstOre Van Brunt p j..
supreme NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ingnhan, J.MOton
'' supS@ Ge ccurspscs Term Part Before Beach
iol7. ioil 800; 1917 ll3s, slS. o72. 1881, 9'e'
spreme Court~Special Term Part II-Yo calendar
2.eo f , So is 1854 sO7s 1886 $50 ss7 5S2 1907
Circuit cOurt-psrt l-Before Andrews. J-cases rom
rnt cour,-Part II-Before Patterson JCases from
Circuit cOur,-Part Iv-Before Truan J-case' from
SURROGATE. cour-B.ore Ransom. s,-Moton calendar
10 80 a. M Wills Of Jeannettc oer'te 10 a m scYhii
SSrn 70 3? ssan Jo NOR fE0i He T. 'rHs
IL Russell Jsme LoGe III a. M bsh sry Splin er Nav
Lockwood David c. Constock' Jennnttte Ger't'e' io'
Common g. e ISL s * = e.
b cdS1 S"d FyoI and SPECIAL Daily
s Ts'A'22IHsS .o' e Si9
-No-' 1873, go llGo .9e I25s 1884 1881. 1881
''' Common anon PIras-Tria IemParts II and III-Ad'
supIicr CONT gsc'a.l- Tenn Before McAda"' j.
No." 95 &c G Tsi Tcrpar, -Bore Gdoeeve.
sSSsr l'c oa 1Sl3 i S I~ites Freedman
l09 Ie,s gSI T$ e1 Beiars i pusio j.
sspf I7G ' iS.5 57on ncGl 97oc io?s
I Tl r%f@ftol HaSIshy Mosn I
Nos 533p 5soj 1887 $50. 1850 529l 1922 otIs 81
$500 800 GA. 500 1850. c2so. CTS. csos
Ci,y Court-Tral Term--Plrt II-Before Van Wyck J.
Nc. 5i3 1888 56?j $40. lolO. 5.0' G5lS 49, Sq2
VIZ G,si' 9ls;o- Gs3, Glsi' cis5. o'so, e4ei.
Gige GioS 6i9i G'o7. $500. Gj0l.
CIt, Court Trial Tcrm-Part IIfBctore Ehreh. c: j.
Nos 3o-- 600. 9l2 10 800 1l's 1850 1884, O'o3'
,jnj Gj0C. GJO, Gjcp $50 c,o2
re91ra lto Iy s5s Ssog s'5 .;is siGs
-iso 1902 1903 1857 1999 ji61.
Cour, " Oyer ond Tcrminer-Before rngaham, J and
As,lslan, D,rct-Attorney slnnsNos to TO- inclusive.
Court Of General Ses-ions-Part I-Before Fitzgerald j.
and District Attorney Mcintyre mos TO g. H.
elusive "a. ,, No. c..,,,, r
and As.lstInt Dls;ct.Attoney BcfordNo- TO IA, In
elusive - n. ~, no,.., cr,-,h =,
,rd N..tant District Attorney Davis-Nos to -. in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
woRKJyG rs Alp oF IMrRIcly SEMEN

The annual meeting Of tie American scamen ;
F.irud society wa, held yesterday AZ 40. 100 Cherry
ST. The president Charlie II. Trr-k was In the chair
The report, showed that missionary work + carried on
in nearly all the important seapor> of Oh" world
-Four hundred ard scvcnty-onc loan libraries have been
orcnnil,I At the sailors Home there have been
34f boaIlrrs I'm the year. The receipt, have been
~ ,ijA 20 ard the disbursements s.i2.1oi III.
The following TRUSTEE, VEN ELECTED Ia ,crv" three
year, Charles H. r1isk. the Rev. DR.. h. Il. COc the
Rev. Dr. A. G.. Ncfmllye. Eno- y. TAFT. James W.
Piwcn, Dr. \. G.. Ncrmilyc. Ebert A. Brinkcrhoi and
Joseph ;. SIdnncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
EVEN cOLrNBrS PAYS TITHES TO TAMMiyY

The Executive Committee Of the Columbus cele-
braon to take place October met in tho Governors
Room Of The CITY Hall Yesterday and elected Mayor
Grant chairman. General Horace Potter first vice
chairman ard Asscmbyman William snlze? second
vice chairman. Patronage" is o! the things that
a Ttmmany brave Is away up In COMMITS 'i0ner 81
Accounts Wahle. who Is secretary OF the committee,
showed that his Wlgwam education had not been
neglected by applying for an assistant and stenOg
rainier 10 help him ont with the arduous labGrs which
his place entails. Nr VALE succeeded In getting
an allowance OF 800 month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT CHANGE SIDES

stephen {. johnson was arrested nv Deputy sheriff
Wagering yesterday IN civil suit for 81 600 damages
begun against him In the City Court BY Oscar Jungman
for personal injuries resulting from malicious prosc"u-
tlun In April Johnson caused Jung'nan's arrest,
charging him with collecting money Of the present de-
fendant and appropriating 1t 10 his After
being imprisoned for twenty hours and being compelled
To give 81 900 BALL the case tried before Police
Justice Duffy and Jungunn acquitted. Judge
Joha II. Mccarthy fHcd JOhnson's bail at II goo
which lie furnished and released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THE SEASON or ELDORJDO.
SUNDAY CONCERTS ERGuN AND BIG SPECTACLE
TO FOLLOW.

SUNDAY CONCERTS ERGrN AND BIG SPECTACLE
To FOLLOW.
All who enjoyed The entertainments at Edorado. On
the Wcehawken Palisades. last sumntr VIII De
craiied by the prospects Of yet finer efforts for their
amusement I'm the coming season. The place Is
slightly and the air cool and pure. the journey from
New York Is short and easy. and the obviously sincere
efforts of last year to give everybody his money
worth will be cont ued. The most important and''
ton 70 the facilities o! the place Is the hnse c
yutor which will lift people from the level Oh the
ferry landing 10 The level Of The grounds. Last '"'
mcr carriage. made a drcuiOus way up The HILL ana
those who did not for them or could not be
accommodated by them had to climb
The ballet spectacle King solomon when WIZ
given nj lldoradO last summer. Wa undoubtedly ono
OF the best thr s. Of Tire sort ever seen III 'n',
ncghborhood and the certain desire 10 Improve VIII
probably result IN something even niue beuer io'
the coming The subject 10 be ilnN'r"ted "''s
summer by scenery and baets l. Egypt through
Centuries" and tie opportunities for gIadr"r ana
gorgrousncs, Of display are obvolS. 1t i ai"he"'
ard ,upcrntcrded By Augusta Frandol formerly OF La
scala Milan. Large crowds attended the former
spectacle on every plcasa night. and attn the "p'a
lion which the place has gal ID with the EFFORTS 20
maintain H. and with the Increased facilities the
present season should be still more prosperous
The spectacle will b. seen for the first time early
next month. md will then be continued through We
summer. The piac" u af'hn3 "p'" "" ''"'
afternoons and evenings. however. when The Eld"rndo
hand OF which Nahnn Fianko Is leader. gives concerts
with the Assistance NJ sol1is-. These VIII bc con
timed til he opening Of the regular season through
the summer there VIII be- afternoon pc11rtn' &C. ~
the EdOfad" tlFrus. "
Tidorado j. an exceedingly cool and p!"asant paf
10 spend an afternoon evening. or both u ma
GOD restaurant for IN. convenience OF such TiN
IA ,pcnd a con siderable time wi'il III" gr'um'' anu
the whole place =. pretty aud attractive " ar" Io>t
wear an excellent class ~ people, ana ~ most ca
moro than satisfied their expectations nf what uirv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
COMPETITION ON THE HUDSON.

Kingston. y. Y. May (Specall.-A new line OF
passenger and freight steamers between Newburg and
Albany Is announced 10 begin operations tomorrow.
The Homer Ramsdell steamboat Company is back
Of the project which is In retaliation for the taxing
Of freight from Newburc by the Romer & Tremper
WORK night line. which has now resolved TO COM
pefe sharply with the former company from that
point The Iomer "A Temper company Is running
two fire steamers between Newburg and Albany, the
v,r,ir and the Trcmpcr IL is now said that both
passenger aud freight rate, On this route VIII be
materially cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THE Rev pa. yrWToy's ILLNESS.

The Rev. DIR. X. Iebcr Newton rector OF All
Souls Church. did not sall for Europe saturday
as he had planned owing to the advice Of his
physician. lie has been suffering from nervous pros
tation and recently went TO the Bcrmudas and 1t was
thought that another ocean voyage would be good
for bin. At the last moment. however his physician
decided that the voyage would better he deferred until
warmer weather. DR.. Newton lie AT present in Morris
town y. j.. whore he will remain for few days
and then 60 10 his home at Hampstead. l.. l. lie will
sail for Europe later In the season. His health Is
impIOViug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

PRESIDENT ELIOT IND The MORMON QUESTION
Boston MAY 9--prcslient Eliot, Of Harvard, WHO
ha, returned here from his Western trip, says regard
Ing IN, salt Lake speech that hc does not intend 10
.ive an interview to any the subject. II he
ever SPEAKS on the Mormon question again, II VIII he
In M address lecture. lie could not do Justice
10 I'm an Interview. He that all the newspapers
reported him with substantial accuracy except me
-af Lake Tribune whose reporters had intent 0nallv
ml,repr,-cnicd ms remarks. The excitement about the
,pccch travelled east Instead u west that he
missed all the fun Of IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON MEETING.

Nashville. May Civilian Duncan and party. con.
sisng Of james T. Woodland. president Of the Han.
ovor National Bank. Newlork; c. 4 Baldwin.
Lucius Moore. W. W. Baldwin. Thomas Barrett.
Henry AIKEN, ". J. Ballard. ". F. Debardaen and
r. De Melville, on their way 10 the stockholders
meeting OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
Company to De- held at Tracy City tomorrow, reached
here to-day. In an interview. Mr. Duncan said that
the deals agreed upon in Newlork would be rati.
fed by the stockholders. Thomas {. Plat VIII
ioin the party tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THEY DON'T KNOW iBOi-T 4 W'lLLPlPER TRTSi

The report that BIC wallpaper trust with a
capital Of 900 O0O,OOO had been recently organized.
many " the firms engaged in the trade In NewYOrk
say, Il untrue. The wallpaper business 1t was
learned Yesterday Is not what II used 10 be Firm,
which made profit Of 200 per cent five wears ago. at
the present time. II Is said. selling goods below
cost. For three years the wall papcr manufacturers
have been making efforts 20 form some kind Of a
combination TO keep up prices. but many firms
engaged Ia the trade and they widely scattered
that al Of them could not be brought into the fold.
Fr Beck & Co. and Warren. Fuller AZ Lanre aid they
did not know about trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
rxrroRus FOR srhrIcrclR coyDrcross.

on MAY - the conductor, on the Broadway surface
cars and on eight other surface car incs In ti. city
viii wear uniforms. The change viii Affect from
200 To l. 900 mtl, the number Of conductors on The
Broadway line alone numbering Over 200 The mi
form adopted will be- of indigo wOoen cloth OF extra
heavy quality The cap will be the usual conductors
cap with two god bands running around H. The coat
will BE- square cnt. single breasted with single row
OF gold plated buttons. each having the design Of a
street car on 1t. The lines included In this change
for uniforms besides the Broadway ar" the seventh
ave. the University Place aud spring st., the sixth
ave. the Ninth-avc.. the Chambers st. the Duane-a
the Avenue G and the Metropolitan Cross Town nnes.
The suits will cost the So each besides the over
coat. which will be Of the same Material and color
Beginning with DccOratiOn Day another cross
town line will have u free transfer I" the broadway
road. This t. the West Twenty third-st and Grand
81 ferry line. which crosses BrJaG"ay at spring ST.
The contractors OH the power honss for the Broadway
cable road have guaranteed to have the basement
rooted IN (which t. all the required FOR the cable
plant and the cable machinery IN actual operation by
the middle OF september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
PROFESSOR 1DlMs'S RESIGNATION

Ithaca. ~ V, May 0.-B0th President Adams ana
Trustee sage persist in the maintenance OF absolute
iicence concerning the cause of the formers letter On
resignation. The special trustee meeting called lot
May i TO accept the resignation is expected. perhaps
49, , fitting matter of form committee upon sue
cc.sor,hp TO report at the regular annual commence
ment asemblage OF all the trustees will be appointed
Meanwhile no significance attaches here To the mention
If any nae for the place Other than that Of Professor
Jacob Gould Scmrman dean Of the susan Linn saso
school % Philosophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

few weeks ago The Commissioner does not believe
that enough attention Is paid 10 the teaching o! Eng
lish in the schools. The members OF the committee,
however. Of the opinion that this important branch
Of the curriculum Is not neglected. and believe that
they Will bc able to prove this In short time. The
committee will make "a report TO the Board Of Edu-
cail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
IrNEEIL OF lYT0NIO YZNlGI

The funeral Of Antonio iznaga del Vale took place
ye,trdaS morning at the Church Of 1t. Vincent de
PAU. 40. i21 West 1wcntg third it. The church vas
dIapcd In black aud the black coffin covered with
flower. particularly liIc, ard palms. solemn re-
,micm mass was celebrated, the celcblHnt being the
Rev. Father T. Wuchcr The Rev. Father ~ UallanI
Wis Deacon and the Rev Father Arnoud sub deacon.
4 double quartet sang elections. The palbcarcrs
we're Anthony Dcy, George =. Zoe, Edward Cooper.
JuIes r. l.fugicre James T.. KeinUcl.an and Arthur
Leury. Tho burial was at Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THE cOROyirrOy OF ST. JOSEPH.

Depere Wis. May 0.-Ths city was yesle"a' Wv
scene Of an imposing and unique ceremony 0o'O.a
ton of ST. Joseph. This solemn affair was spe''a
favor granted By Pope Leo XIII TO the Area fra'e'"
OF ST. Joseph, established In st. Joephs 'h"rcn, s''a
can take place only In the United STATES o.'"os
Messmer sang Ponthcal High Mass ihou'S,ue -
Catholics present from all parts Oh .ne .ssS
.,.t.s. Tho crowns are made of purc go,d studded
With precious stones all gifts Of members os ' n1,
Conira,ernity and their value Is placed al Sooo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta "a
TRIAL or ANOTHER PARKHURST CASE
THE REV. DIR DE COSTA PLEADS Foh h"i'iN
ADAMS CHARGE AGMN:r VILLA"
TNIITERBACH.

,.,,, pyv mr. DE COSTA PLEADS FOR HAliiH
,n,Ms-cuARGE AGAiN:T WILLIAM
LAUTERBACH.
-, Mania Andre, charged with keeping q
,.,r,v hou.e nj no II West Fourthst'' was pa"
,a, t. p,r, ; Of General sessions Ne'~'"''' "
, ,race FITZGERALD Assistant Disulc.- ~,
Mcintyre conducted the prosecution anu So ono ~
rrooke appeared for the def"ndahH ,,.u,a. II
,h house ocoinst which the Rev DE- ''i''
parKlurst secured evidence. I. W. - Crinc
ic,tye Of the society for the PrcVen"o" y,
and robn Lnngdon Ewing testified ycS"'''''' ,
mr.. o ,,os adjourned earlier than usual on hc'o,'''
-, ,ho uin.ss Of Mr. Ewing Mr. Broohc pun mn
through II most rigid examination anu '"e S'"
man finally felt the strain too mnch io' mum ~ "
week testified against Hattie Adams anu was "P' W.
the witness ,tard for some umc' ,. ,a
The Rev DR.. b. +. DE Costa OH ""a"'""' "''
,ho fo,Io,rinp letter 10 District Attorney Ncoh'
,io, = -, ,c,tcr intended for the Judge who Is
IN mas sentence on Mrs.. Hattie Adams; Pdvc 1t
nn,caled II you think uIder ,,G ,r ,hnr H. mo-
, nc Ir7 to nv action. will you not kindly
address t. as this hour cnnn9 learn ine ,S'
name and forward ut ycur enriirst coUVehel.s.c. A.
Viii twelve months | believe such actions u,
,no M'" ~ rr mrbhmrst will be declared felony by
,ct NJ Legislature II Christian ministers are sVhs
y, h oiinwcd - pursue such n conr,e, Of what use
wiu II be FOR people 81 morality TO hght inc ,,
ask for mercy for the poor ciea'ur'' VIM - ''''
than some Of her acc'scr'
The Enclosure referred TO was handed to Judge
ritzecrh vino viii sentence the woman TO-DAY uhie's
stay /, secured lie declined to show it to reporters
II +, said that tho appeal 10 the Judge was similar IN
tone io the latter part Of the letter 10 Mr. Nico The
one 10 Mr. NicOil was a letter head OF the White
Cross Society which contained list Of the Officers
Of the organization. These. however. have nothing
to do with the appeal which is a personal one from
the writer
Mr. Nicon yesterday received from Captain Me-
Laughln the evidence against william Lnuferbach,
member OF the March Grand jury who Is said 10 have
leased the house No. 1895 SXh-ave. for immoral pur.
poses. Mr. Nicoll viii examine IN" papers ana refer
them 10 the Grand Jury II he thinks II proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
Student DIES FROM INJURIES.

Ncwburg. May C>peflaD.- Rudolph ". suer-
mandts. student of Packard Institute, New York.
came here with nine from the institute saturday
to play ball with team from siger's Institute. The
boy, left here Oh the o'clock West shore train and
Sterninndts with two Others rode the rear
platform OF the rear car. \ teacher warned them
about the danger. and spoke to trainman about 1t.
When AZ Gro Nest Mountain the young men tried 10
90 inside. but found The door OF the locked. Bc-
Ing on "A sharp curve. lhe car suddenly mchcd 10 one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
Sick so Long.

c. w. nODKINS. Postmaster at East Laholh' NO.
writes that Mrs Key- who rad been confined 70 0''
u,oen month. aLsccss. has been cured souh' o"'
o, nv sv,,.. Specific The boy Is fourteen years od'
live, next door To me. and know the statement " "
hue.
SIS S. has a wonderful effect on children. ana s'o''
u.. D. oyo,v weak md debl!,a,ed child. send fof
mn book on the Blood and Skin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

Cheyenne. wyo, May Ex-Governor Barber after
hearing the railway people and Southern wyoming
cattlemen refuses to alter his quarantine procana
tion not allowing the unloading OF Texas steers al ..
IN Junction. The regulation prevents the trailing
Of 100000 head Of grassers' across TINS su'r' -
dozer. Union Pacific were here TIL THIS mornins
trying 10 elect compromise ana LEFT hefS u"o" ui'
,nnointcd. Unless a low Joint rate for delivery y
FREEMAN, :. D., can be made, The Union racine VIII
suiler heavy traffic loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
BRoKlw MEMORIAL rE1r At PRINCETON

Princeton. May . (>pecaD.-lt was announced today
that t. V BlOkaw Of Ncw-YOrk will erect nt his own
expense the buildings. swimming pool and clubhouse
on the new Brolaw Memorial Field. The estimated
cost Of these buildings Is about 10000. The field,
subscriptions for which begun months ago. Is
m memory Of his son. Frederick Brokaw who was
drowned last Year while trying save n wOmans lif'
field Will be ready by the opening Of college next
faI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
LILLE iRNOREhS OF AMRUZ.
From The Galicnani Messenger.

Near Tripods. Asia'c Turkey. Is vllnge called
Amruz the like Of which Is NOT g. be found In any
other part Of the world. The place Il Inhabited ex
clnsvcly by Jews all Of whom from the shammas u
the parnass and the Rabbi. exercise the calling Of
smith. From early morning till the last thing at
night they are hard at work, and when their toll Is
over all repair TO the synagogue where the evening
prayers are reoited. The aged members Of the com
mnnity also take part In the daily work but no longer
able T. handle the hammer. thew occupy themselves
BY blowing the bellows The majority Of these people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
FOR VIOLATING HACK REGULATIONS.

The sixty eight Of violations OF Section 100
Of Hack Regulations which the City Improvement
society reported TO the MAYORS marshal win come up
for trial this forenoon at IL O'Clock before the Bureau
OF Licenses. Room No. I. City Hall. These cases
violations OF the provision requiring that card
giving The Of the Of the vehicle the num-
Der Of his license and the regulations as TO fares shall
be kept posted IN . conspicuous place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
rrr Frauds on THE WEST SHORE RolD

Newbnrg. y. T., MAY 9.-rhomas Cunningham WI,
was implicated in the West shore exposure II sanr-
day and who fed the city. turned here and snrrcn
dcr"d himself 10 the police 10 day. lie was released
on giving 900 bail John j. Fender. one Of the tire,
men arrested saturday. turns oui To have been a
Tinkcrion detective. lie has been here five or six
weeks engaged o>tensiby I'm Insurance business, but
really IN Investigating West shore frauds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
DETAINED AsSCOyrBlCr I4B0RrRs

The Contract Labor Bureau at Elhs Island yesterday
detained twenty-five Italians who arrived on tho
steamer stura saturday from Mediterranean ports
Some were going TO nrazii. Ind. to work In the
mines and others bound for California 10 work
In the vineyards. SIX Englishmen and four swedes
who were landed from the Scrvia which arrived on
Sunday, were also detained as contract iaborers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
A COMPROMISE WITH LEVI ". BATES'S HEIRS

When Levi w. Bates. the well known merchant was
drowned In Dowery Bay october 10 last, his life
was insured for 100000. OF this he carried an
accident policy for 500 900 In the American Casualty
Insurance and security Company OF Baltimore The
company refused to pay the sum, alleging that Mr.
Bates took needles risk In rowing In the bay. Suit
was brought I'm tie United states Circuit Court By the
executors for the money. The action was discon-
Timed Yesterday Counsel for the company said that
there had been compromise, but he would not give
the terms OF IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
IfFiYETTE POST AND THr Grant MONUMENT.

7 fFlYETTE PONT IND THF UNIV Nun UTN \
In response 10 the plan NJ povid'ns e"'aOh
repository In the Grant Memorial for filing and PR
serving the au;oraphlc roll, Of the members ~ IN"
Grand Army Of tho Republic Lafayette Post 81 this
city has adopted the following:
Resolved. Tha. LAFAYETTE Pot. No. 40, Depart
nent Of New York. &. \. r.. hearth; ndOrNcs ana aJ'
proves tho pan for identifying the GRIND Army OF hc
Republic with the completion 81 tn" Grant MOnuu. nj.
forth In the cOrTcs nd"ncc between Commend r
IN Chief nlmcr ard General ilOric" Porter included
I'm General Orders No from National Headquarters
and will heartily comply with IA" recommendations Il
The Commander Inc hief contained in The Second para
a.aph Of said order.
Rc.olved. Thu, lafayette Post hereby pledges
subscription 70 this object ~ an amount equal 10 II
Cor each member now ihc rolls Of Tho post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
D,NACFs FOR injury TO A BOY.

william Knox, IT,, thirteen years Old, recovered
n verdict for SI25O from jury before Justice
Andrews, IN the supreme CoIrt yesterday, against
the Hall Steam Power Company, for personal Injuries
Tho hoy fell down an elevator shaft I'm the building
nt No 2l5 Cenre-st.. and fractured his right leg.
The company mentioned the lessee OF the building
The suii was brought through the boys father, as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
>ALLCOCK'S , tfsfes

No other plas..rs have been produced which gain
50 many testimonials OF high value those contnu-
ousiy accorded to ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsIERs.
and the only motive for these exceptional commercial
lions lies IN the fac, ofhhci' being medicinal aud
pharmaceutical preparation OF superior value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

side. and suermandts thrown to the ground. The
train backed up and took him TO the cadets hospital
at the Military Academy. West Point, where he died
without regnning consciousness. lie was native OF
Holland had only been I'm this country eight months
and never before made trip on an American rail
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10

are armorcrs who supply the Arabs VIII ,'e ~
yatacnns swords and other weapons indispensable 10
the sons Of the desert but who are too ndoen. 10
mako them for Themselves. The weapons manu-
featured BY thes" Jewish armorers are exported as
lar rs the borders OF the Niger, where they are 10
great demand The Jews living In Amrz settled
shcm selves there shortly after the destruction OF the
second Temple. Mt the time when the Romans SUN
held sway in Northern Africa