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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
corrr CALENDAR, FOR TO-DAY.

sapgeme cgu.!genep nfs =. Van nFuo' P j.
supreme cont, hanbcr,-Beiore Andle"'. J.-M'ton
s"prr1g Saur-spcc Tru,-Par. I-AdlouInci until
,Spr." e, ~, 1 ,Is 30 10 ~ go iis
-. 80. 50 80. -! -, S'o' 'oi-' -7' 80.
tirc,t court~l..H -Brfor, Patterson. J.-No-.
15iiSS II. III 1873 I2ai' ils Sjs
Circuit Court-I'art I-Loioie IruaS. J.-ca-cs from
Clr'a.t Court-Patt II-B,fore Lawrence. J.-ce.e-
Criait Coa.t-rart IY-Bciorc Elife;t, J.Cas,- nom
Surrogate Cour-Refore Ransom. S.-will- OF Michael
Niland snd Michael O'>ulli,an 10 80 q. tof pro
Hi..aiIt 'ar,y Christian e. Home, Adoph nerhoyit7
tosa%a III ?;ncS tn. .lgocy pey C. Il NJ p,
common riea.-spcciai Before Gierericn. J.No~
M r. Tr" PA, yr for nd Tx sr@
~ %o. iid5 80 1854 ia95' 500 Ii07 'oj. ii44
1870. li@o' "a - - tl ia1? ,9.,a M 3S S,..
superior Couft-Gcneral Terni-AdJournrd until March
superior Court-speclal Tcrn-Eciore McAdam. J.
superior Court-Equity Tcrm-AdJournc1 until March
superior Court-rrpl Tefm-Part I-Adlourned until
Sar.rior Court-Irisl Tcrm-rart H-AdJourncd until
superior Cour-rral rorm-Part 11-Adloamcd until
Ciy Court-spccisI Terr1-Bforc McGown. Mo
cty cout-Tr.al. I.rm. l9,t I-nef,rs yun wycE. Il
isji. $50 $3.50 issG 1909. 4e'3 l-3j. iGsi il2s
- :. S29O. 3gs-. $40 fJs6, 22Ol, -2l6 o2IO j5s?
235f. 2f3O. jl7S. 512i.
City Court Ifsi ,. rn-ra I Beorc Ehrilch, &. !
$3.50, 5Gos. 5G9l 200 3701 GGl5. 5ll6. 3sl, ill7
go. j720, ST. |1.S 1913, 5137. 90. 81 51lJ
J7@o j75i. SOB ja12.
Cty court IRA, rtrn-rort II Bcfor, Ftlslnon. j
No.. 52J9, j5l, 1916, 1893, iJl9 JOS 1885, l57e.
3.,. 500. 49, 1885, 5l7s, 500. 1852. 1897 55si
1919 jl9j. fOGS
City Coart-Tral Term-Part IN-RefoIe Mccarthy, J.
No 40. %hoft cause: No-. G.9G $50. G1l9 G3Jj
6Glg. $3.50. B7l4. O.lJ 0SB7 6SJs Grii, ,J 6Jll.
court cf UrHeinl SosslOn,-Init I-Bc'nfe. Smyth. r.
and Assistant DsrictAtOrncy D1Vis-No' 70 20, Ia
elusive.
Court ~ Genera, Sc-sion'-I'a-t l1-reil re Maritime
j. and Assistant DistrictAttOfncy Townsend-Nos u
H. inclusive.
Court u General S'siOnsp Part III Before Fitzgerald
j.. and Assistant Dstrict.Atomcy B'dford-S0s 10 10
Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

Guilty in ending dioce,os to receive Year, ago 10
became lccal regulation with many bishop ofF. 10
member Of religion, community could become SECULAR
ure,t in any diocese where there cX I'd house o H'
society which he left This has risen lmo-t T. the az
nifty Of National statute. This explain. Father Ryan
entrance into re doce 80 WHORE The Je,ni" have
no institutions. II i, ~ known where ths oAeF
gentlemen hive found places theustI7e,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
pRRSE EoR RsHopELEcr GABRIEIs.

The vstjous committees at work raising money for
prcaentaton to the Bishop Of ogdnsburg hope TO
collect alto/hcr the sum Of $4,000 which will be none
TO large the first expenses that new bishop must
meet The collecting being done oil over the country
where gradwSes Of Trey Seminary are found Boston VIII
md a. least az oCO and Ncw.York least $1,000 Hart
ford Providence. Springfield Albany Syracuse and Osdens.
burg Will contribute In proportion The con'ecFtion
Of the new bishop Will place in Albany about the end
OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
. after the second round
THE IYycHEp ITALIANS HEIRS BRING sui

New Orleans, March s.-A new and unexpected re-
suit Of the history OF the Hennessy assassination ana
the lynching OF the Italians that followed has leaked
out suit for damages will be filed In the United
states courts against the city this week by the families
OF the Italians who were never naturalHed. Ie
claims will vary from 1000 100000, and the total
will amount 70 between $50 900 and 100000. Judge
sambola one Of the bestknown citizens of the state.
is bringing the suit The heirs OF the mobbed Italians
have a claim against the Government already but 1t Is
said that il will be worthless unless suit l. brouSE
against the city within year after the occurrence
The year has almost expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
HETHERIyGIOy TO BE Tried By AMERICANS.

Dubuque. Iowa, March s.->er interviewing sec.
retares Blaine and Tracy, Congressman Henderson
teegraphed last night: Notwithstanding the recent
treaty with Japan. Lieutenant Ietherington will be
tried by the American Consul at Yokohama. Appeal
will be successfully to the American Minister and the
United states Circuit Court OF California Ex Mayor
ctlrrngon he heartily approves h> sons course
in shooting the English seducer and is confident Of his
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

Among the passengers sailing on the North German
Lloyd steam. hip Lain for southampton and bremen
Yesterday were Count Stepan Gyurky, Nj. ana Mr..
w. d. Douglas, Dr.. a. Bcrlincr, DR.. T. f. Hyatt,
Mr. and MR.. c. o. g. Miller, Count \. NovosIll0h,
Icunt Won Oef, Dr. otto Ecss, Colonel r. Ppm.
CAPTAIN W. Lars. Charles Reeve. Edward VI. Plat
and w. A. Lord The Red star steamer Erie land
from Antwerp had smo@g her passengers Dr. Charles
". Woodward DR.. Carl Emil >chnee, Victor Delbrouck,
Charles Fahcr, John Felix Whine. Dr. l. D. Ih)rHbuS
and John Lewis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
IRISH VETERANS 10 VISIT BArTLEFIr1Ds.

Meaghess drlsh Brigade Association r. decided to send
population the National convention 81 the c. A. H. a.
Washington, next September. The depntition anu 1l
other Lem5ers Of the brigade who attend the eO' tor
Will visit the hold fredericksburg where Oh December
10. 1852 toe famous charge against MAYS Heights
the Irish regiments lost many The hclGs Of Chan
ccllorsvle and Spo.iy will aso be visited and IN"
saves Of comrades III cemetery Arlington Height
mi An. decorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
STEAMER DIRECT TO BrIFlST

The Atlantic Transport Company, which gave INC
use Of the steamer Missouri TO carry flour and meal 10
Russia for the famine sufferers, propose TO put on
steamer between New-York and Belfast The enter
prise viii b. an experiment, as no vessels have run
direct from New York to Belfast for years The first
Zip will be made about the middle IL ApiiI' When ul'
Lord ONen will take odt general cargo for Irish con
~ lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

wa.hng,oa March s-Thc supreme Cour, to-day trans.
acted the following business:
so 2I7-Ihoma j. Fisher. appellant aet J i;andolI n
Tucker -c~t4on Of Gctth 81 Thomas j. Fisher
aud utuc Jessie Adelaide sunderland a. a
reliant herein submitted
l.U--Jaue Waterman, cAccuiriA etc, aplc l1h',
NJ. Banks, cutof tte; and 40. l1i. J. l.
Porter appellant, James NJ. Banks executor. Afgu-
mcnt continued.
no. l3-Original, p1rtc. In the matter " John Z"
SHAW. b.. fr.-i,. - tltoAcT. Argument Of T-,urh %
rule u show cause begun. ..
30. Igs-Ih Spalunc Lumber Company. Ilalifli ln
error. AIT tn, Unltrd stats. Argument begun.
Inc GIy call for Wednesday. March -. vii De- A. 'l-
lows: Nos 1893 1884, lo7, 2Ol, @o-, 0i, 20. 0p, -v'
and 20S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
COMMUNIcA lion WITH BRAZIL TNTERRU PIED

Communication with Brazil by cable has been In.
errupted considerably OF late and for three days no
dispatches whatever have been received from Para.
II Is supposed that the trouble lies With the land lines
In south America and not with the cable itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
A PALArIAL TRAIN TO SAN rp.NcJsco

The Personally Conducted Tour TO the Golden Gate
% Do run March 2fth. by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, VIII Journey West IN as tine train as ever
crossed eros lne Continent SIX weeks Is the time of this
round tp rate Of $3.50 90 includes railroad arr meal
enou'e ana side trips Application for space should
York.
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Spare Pearline
Spoil the Wash

suddenly made him prisoner. Johnson was eVluetiT
talen hy surprise. he seemed To think mat the t ,
had blown over IN default 81 900 ball he was lo'"
M IN Ludlow street JAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
xrwYoRK mRrMry Ar 1Hr WHITE HOUSE

Washington. March She President gave special
reception this afternoon to the New York veteran vOan-
tccr hremcn who are on their way home from visit
{, New orleans and other southern cities. The visitors
were accompanied by Representatives Campbcll and
stevens OF New Work. and werc individually presented
to the President BY their chairman. George W. Anier
son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

GENERAL SCHOTELD HAS 4 NARROW ESCAPE.
Washington. March S.-As General Schotcd wa,
Drvlnc To the War state and Navy Building this morn
ing HI carriage run into by an express wa On.
The wheel, OF the carriage blocked aud the ear
rage was overturned II was found necessary to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

romove the General through the window, but fortu
uaely he was not hurt beyond receiving rthef sever
shaking up His escape was due 10 tne cooiieSS o.
his driver who managed to control the HORSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
AGAINST 4 rRo7rMG DRIVEWAY IN THE PARK.

The following citizens Of NewYoik protest against the
building Of the prolocd driveway through the west eide Of
Central Park serious injury to the beauty OF the
PARK an impairment Of IT, already toe ncd area ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
ABUSED FOR DOING RIGHT.
TWO LETTERS FROM ALBERT b. WOOD.

THE COURAGEOUS FOREMAN or TIE ~LBsIAR
JURY DEFENDS HIMSELF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

A. tbe sixteenth Baptist Church. West Six'eehths, 81.
,oar ri,hthovc. large number IF ca ldlda'es VII!
t baptized to-day at the close Of The morning anu even"
Ing scIv!t'
rucon- NJ. Wright was yesterday appointed an as
,,,, c.uror in the CUSTOM House at GALAXY OF 81
q day not I, include sundays; and Frederick L. "'"''
was appointed an inspector at The same '''''''
Tho musical fcaturcs this week at tho Eden Musce
are especially good. Danko Galors GYPSY hahu '.'
won immediate success. The Nolh P"!"s ~ W.
Princess polcorouly seems - be appreciated ~ ~
who hear If, Nine seliha has become iHvon'e
through the singing OF her songs. Children who WISH
the Mnsce this week will ge presents.
The Authors and Actors Carnival Mt the Lenox
Lvccum closed las, night with confession OF hhsh'A'
loss. The manager. Mr.. Ryckman a'soFtS' however
Tint II was ar artistic success. and that De- VIII rim
bnre the exhibitors and pay al obligations II ini'
lie saws tEat he will try 1t again neat year al more
prOpiiouS season.
Tho Nctr,noutan Meetings with c. II. Yaiman as
leader VIII be continued the Union square Theatre
today at and 30 p. IN. There Will be Chi tina
songs, solos and addresses. Evening meetings VIII be
held This week on Monday. Thursday and filfav. III
Fourteenth st east OF slath ave. on TUESDAY Ncne'
day and saturday. IN Masonic il1l TScn'y-th.N -.
and siXtlave.
Charles W. Gardner, the agent o, Or. Parlhurst's
society who Is accuscd Il eXtortion. was admitted u
bail in $1,000 yesterday. His londsmnn * r. y
Newell. mems furnishing goods. so 80 B7caiway
sylvester F. Wilson. sentenced to seven ycars' I'm
prisonment for ahucng young girl. LiObie snnd@r
land was taken 70 Sing sing yesterday. IL spite 81
the jury's verdict he enjoyed freedom FIR several
weeks on account OF decision by Judge Pratt III
Brooklyn.
The funeral ~ Daniel &. Blodsct, who Old on
wednesday. took place at d. h.mc. 80. iGG Madison
ave, yesterday morning. The Rev. Dr. David II.
Greer. OF II. Bartholomew church, con!uctci the
services. \ number OF relatives md friends werc
present. The bldy vas taken 10 Woodlavn br
hlIflal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
THE CHIEF WITNESS CANNOT BE FOUND

The disappearance OF Edward w. Simonds. formerly an
assistant wei Cher IN Custom House will greatly ham
per proposed prosecution OF importers accused OF de-
frauding the Government. In June Carl Pustau
importer; Otto Schneider his partner and John Fort
man his clerk were arrested the charge o. brlbng
Soonds TO swear falsely the weight OF 43fi packages
OF nccrac consigned to them IL alleged that the
firm cheated Government out Of $4,000 by the trans
action slmonds admitted at the trial Of Won Pustau that
had been accepting brbes from importers ever since he
entered the Governments service in 1888 The importer
was acquitted
Smonds employed by the United States District
Attorney s. day to work cases against other i'm
portes whom no accused Of bribng him . underweeh
their goods Francis c. Hewitt city wei cher at No.
100 Was, arrested not long Simonds's COM
paln lie was be tried last week, but the chief wit
ness against him could not be found Simonds has not
bcea seen here December IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

and the other was for 1851 in favor of 5. b. Porter
The attachments granted on the ground thaI
Berman had disposed OF his property WITH intent 10
defraud creditors. Tho Sheriff also received VIII
of repevn in favor OF the ii. b. Claim Company iof
about $500 worth Of goods.
Whom the sheriff arrived at the store an auction was
in progress and nearly al the goods had been soM.
Berman had sold the entire business by bill Of sale
Thursday f. Strauss auctioncer, II IS said'
for 81 500. The stock is said 10 have been worth
$1,000 Creditors unable to find Mr.. Bcrman
at the store. The business was an old one having
been established almost forty years ago. 1t was
carried under the name of c. herman d Son Con-
rad German, the senior partner, died about month
ago. The liabilities Of the concern are not definitely
KNOWN but IRE reported 10 be large.
Berman lived in Attorney st., but all callers theIrr
Yesterday afternoon ana evening wcrc told that -
had left the city be absent until after the holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
SUIT OYER RAILROAD TICKET PAPER.
CARD COMPANY GETS AN ATTACHMENT
AGAINST BANK NOTE COMPANY.

CARD COMPANY GETS AN ATTACHMENT
AGAINST BANK NOTE COMPANY.
Deputy sherif Young yesterday received an attach
ment for $25415 against the New-York Bank Note
Company in favor Of the Reynolds Card Manufacturing
Company, OF this city. OF this amount $4,000 IS
asked damages for breach OF contract and the rest
is for merchandise.
The plaintiffs aege that on September l, 1887,
they entered into a contract with the NewYork Bank
Note Company 10 deliver 1000 tons OF paper to be
used In making elevated railroad tickets at the rate
OF four and hall cents pound TO b. delvcrel IN
quantities OF twenty tons every month, and that the
defendants agreed to redelivsr TO the plaintiffs the
tickets after use at SIS ton. In pursuance Of this
agreement the plaintiffs say that they purchased
1000 tons OF paper and delivered 900 tens under the
up to July 10, 1852 that the price OF paper
became considerably lower in 1892. and that the de-
PENDANTS took only small quantities, buying me paper
required make the tickets elsewhere, ard on July 10
refused to take the paper under the contract. They
say also that after the contract was made the value
Of the paper 10 be returned 10 the plaintiffs after use
became $50 ton, a profit OF $40 ton to the plain
TINS
The Sheriff put keeper in charge Of the Office OF
the Bank Note Company, at No. Broadway. and
levied upon ~, sol in the First National Bank to the
credit Of the company. lspcndens was also fled
on the oompany's real estate at the southwest corner
Of Wavelley Place and siSth-ave
George II. Kendall, president Of the New York
Bank Note Company, gave out the following state
ment yesterday afternoon:
With regard 10 the attachment issued b. the
Reynolds Card Manufacturing Company against us
we beg 10 say The New-York Bank Note Company
now have suit pending against the Reynolds Card
Manufacturing Company in which they claim u re
about 500 S40O for merchandise sold 10 the
Reynolds Manufacturing Company. The sIst Is
pending In the Superior Court, and the card company
have obtained number Of extensions OF time 70
serve their answers. They have as yc, made de-
fence 70 the action. They have now taken this step
simply as a retalatory There IS not and
never has been any such contract alleged. II IS
absurd on the face. Instead Of twenty tons Of
paper a month, the elevated road uses about four
or FIVE tons Proceedings Will be taken TO vacate
the attachment
Mr.. Reynolds said that the Sheriff had not placed
q keeper in Charge OF the property Of the New York
Bank Note Company. "The company Is worth
$4,000" be added lard does anybody a
dollar. During the thirteen years We have been I'm
business we have never gwen note. We bought
paper OF the Reynolds Card Manufacturing Company
anywhere from three 70 fifty tons month. We
did not avers re much twenty tons month.
The suit have brought against them is to
for waste paper sent back 10 them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
MONG The ATHLETES.

There is likely TO be Lively election at the New orN
,h,o,c Climb after ALL when the nopinatng committee
had finished ia work several days ago. putting August
belmont at the head Of the ticket IL was pra.. -" ON
D., ,,,,n vouid result and that there would be no oV
.,,on While there will be no opposition 70 MI Dot
mont. Walter g. schuyler is hkely to be ns'ea 70 ~"
aa,,rs, nar,ow s. Weeks for vieeprsden'' Mt scnuy
Ter, friends seem think that Mr. weeks snoua 49,
~, hohnc the presidency and not accept secona p
,Iarn, + T. Dugro Will also run against W. l.
S~ FOR tra.urcr and J. II. nasun viii contest WIN
4, Roosevelt for a place on the bo'rd OF governor
r,ero VIII be no opposition to Scherril for S"ps
or p,rrv and Emmett football teams VIII pay To-Day
,rs,,ce,, Kdrs wood Paris Gaelic rules 30 govern iHo
ni,v.r, and positions are as foows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
HLS THE CITY BEEN CHEATEDf
THE COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS REPORT on
STATEN ISLAND FERRY RECEIPTS.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS REPORT on
STATEN ISLAND FERRY RECEIPTS.
report submitted TO Mayor Grant OF an
examination made recently by Commissioners
DAILY and wahlc. Of the Bureau Of Accounts.
Of the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company was made
public yesterday. IT reflects somewhat upon the
methods OF the Controllers accountants who had pre-
viously examined the cOmpany's affairs. The COM
pany enjoys wharf and ferry privileges under two
leases from the city, one dated May IL. 1883, which
covers the route between New-lcrk and ST. George,
Staten Island and the other dated July D. 1854,
which the ferry privilege TO Day Ridge. Tn
der the first lease the company must pay per cen!
OF its gross receipts In addition TO $4,000 year for
the FIRST five years and 10000 year for the re-
naming time. Under the second the company must
pay IA IL per cent OF its gross receipts and $4,000
annual rental. The company must submit quarterly
statements 10 the Controller but the Accounts Com
misioners find that not single quarterly report made
correct. For years, they said, the company's
books have been kept In dsgraceiul way. During
1898 and 1850 the auditor Of the rilroad company
had simply made memorandum that so much bust
ness had been done during the month, but there IS
nothing 10 show how tire result had been reached.
Discrepancies had been found TO exist between the
amount returned and the actual amount due. In some
years the company. its own figures, had paid the
city more than 1t entitled to receive In other
cases it had not paid enough While 1t appeared that
there was now only So 20 due to the city, the
report insists that the methods Of the Controllers
experts deserve severe
There had been a palpable omis lon It is asserted.
on the part Of the Finance Departments representa-
tves 10 examine properly the statements in the report
for the quarter ending July, 1850 In which the city
was underpad S1O6 81. II was also pointed out that
the company shCld pay Ia Ia per cent O it's ierriage
receipts from the route to staten Island. The
pany causes the passengers 10 be counted the
highest trips OF the day-one carly In the morning
and the other late at nigbso 70 reduce the amount
returned gross receipts TO the minimum.
The Controller, II Is suggested, ought 10 fustte
bette methods for getting al the due from this
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
JUDGE rA11Ensoy sUsTAIXs THE DEMURRER.

JUEGE PITTERSON SUSTATNS THE DEMUR
Judge PATTERSON has handed down n decision In Part
| OF the supreme Court sustaining the demurrer Of
Emily j. Proctor +. J. Orusbco and W. W. Grout
trustees Of 1900 shares OF stock Of the Vermont
Marble Company transferred to them by Rcdncld
Proctor in an action brought by Edmund NJ Smcdburg
against the Vermont Marble Company and others.
Smedburg charged that the affairs Of the company had
been mismanagcd by Senator Proctor. who was its
president for IA number IL year. and who sin. he
alleged controlled It's ahalr although he Lad trans
ferrci his sOc t. others. hs intention bng 10 fc q.
out the other stockholders Smedburg owns 100 Of
the 10000 shares OF stock. lie asked I'm his com
plant that senator Proctor be made TO count for his
management Of the affairs Of the company; that a
receiver be appointed and that the company be dis
solved The demurrer TO this complaint, pres ntcd by
Mrs. Proctor and others. did not discuss the issues but
objected technical grounds Ia the action being
brought against them making the following point, II
law That there allegation Of insolvency on the
reir OF the company that the defendants were not the
proper PARTIES that there cause Of action that
the plaintiff had 10 hght 10 a dissolution OF the com
pany that he not the DistrctAt0n.-y nor had no
sent a statement 10 the District-Atorncy Jud 70
Patterson decided that every point in the demurrer
was well taken. lie said that the defendants were
not necessary proper parties TO the suit ana that
plaintih In any aspect Of the case. Assuming that
Mr. Proctor was lahlc to make restitution to the com
pany lor losses incurred by alleged cxtravagant or
fraudulent isnanagement II did not appear that any
OF the company's mohey had been used In the pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Frcdo.lcl bowers. @, 80. 800 W"st Thirty'hfth ST..
Now York: Robert Jarvis. who SAYS be- lives NJ the
Park House jersey CIT. ana Frank Graham. arrested
On complaint Of Anthony CDmstock In Jersey city.
Friday we're brought from IN" Essex County JAIL
where they had been he'd IN default of $1,000 bail
cncl 10 United states Comm ,siOncr Mhlchcnds
Office for examination Yesterday. Tho preliminary
examination wa. postponed until Friday. December
30. The men were again committed To Jail In de-
.ault ~ bail.
Friday ul.l, on "A charge Of descrting his wife and
children Elmlra. urraISued In tho First
Criminal Cont 81 Newark yc~fHtdaY. He was unable
10 fIruih bonds Ia pay III, wife 30 par week and
sent to TAIL hut afcrwad rcloasei upon payment
~ the costs by his wife. and accompanied her back TO
Elmirn
Ira Earl Of No. IL Webster It.. did suddenly carly
Yesterday morning while sitting In chair In faor'S
y, or shop. bloomfield ave, from apOplcxy.