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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
vopuvr11r BrIJE ~ THE SALE RING.

4, ,mpor,ant sale Of thoroughbred horses 40
olrs seventh ave and Fifty hth-'t.' VIII "no p
10 night when the entire Esret saple VIII w
-, colonel J. f. Peppers yearlinSs diai' Oh NV -,
,.u " Ecenc,s md Ad)n Nelson's stables VIII w
'',1 ocor the Ehrct lot Is knocked down Inc NV
r,r, has been arranged that everybody -"
. ,ho sco,s are raised Ike the seats III Wv a.,
rho rb-ot horses IRE we'll known ana are a",''9
tas, on The American turf lorkvillc b'I'''
Nonzo Sir Francis, sam Weller. Rnny' ana l"' .1.,
wood are a ho-t I'm themselves a"" WIN ,r,,,r.top
Mighty tried ycarlnes a. Eo~erS ana o,,,
s,,,, form a stable that could easily Lola L" wv"
with any In the country. oA ovor.
C,loncl J. T.. Peppers ycarlIngs are R'0o aE',.
age lot The writer saw many oi '"'" '' t,o
,rl,Is which we're satisfactory In every Ie>P''' 49,
,, -, ral..t,o dam Addic G. ran some r9'l'ht w." -,
,taIs ana i conc,'.td by the Trainers ~ - i.xing.
r. he FAR superior 10 any young'Ier ul'N "'
ton this year. , ot,.i. and in tn
hands of A good tralucr llkcy I" Prov o''"'
winners , =, ,,r.,op, oycrc-Olvdiag
49,, H.. nrn-ur,d AT tie Office in III" bIliuiHr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
,,ryv,r HOLD A PETTY FAIR

,,,,, ros rvalled yesterday by 'ne III" -,
f'''S ., enc fair held by the Alumha" u Wv
~.,, Work. Normal college for the yemen, "a Tho
,,,-c,r,cn NJ First-ave. and eNlH nv I'D
" ,, held M Iaegcr's Hall. MAo'Soh-A'e'
,- ,.he, and the heyies OF charini"B 800
-, ,rro presided over IA, various uo'e' H''N
.,,".or, r,cture All the ecoompsnlmeh'S u
-, ,n,- were there. including Hps! e".""r
-. o,a Tho Metropolitan orchestra Inc "'
" $50, GOOD and many sales were MAUI
IT., u,dcr the direction Of A. h perlee'e' ~
;, hou this evening The tables are o''"eu ''".'' -
Aha .oc,otIos Of the aumnae. The fancy so"us, .V
YEA .o,. ,ahlcs are under the charge oil tne f'"'o
1,,,,o,r socictv: Alpha Beta Gamma preSoes o'
a., candies. the apron and Dower tables are ioo
,,~ hv tn. undergraduates, as Is also 'he ssP''
n,rort Tonight will the close OF 'he i"''
, NJ Grover Cleveland has promised 10 a'te"N
=, +, tho evening In company With MI ana 'iis'
Richard Watson Glider. Nj,
r1,o ,ohlas ar. managed as follows: Fanny DIS
- y uovs F. Keith books, Miss r. CalNns' MIS-
= Keith. fancy goods, Resale loew, ana the "i''e.
r,e,or Jacobs RAINY, Bryan, De Roster LoWher Aio
.u,,,r,ct. dolls and toys. Misses A. Nache' a. u
prc e. Williams X. Marks L. Rosehbauin, "a
Hnnhnlm ana Z. Altman; tub, Kathleen Mnliace
iii1ahrth KENYON and NJ Michacls, candy, NiihIr0
pH,,llps / snow G. Knox and NJ. stone, orhamehts
n urnckett f. Noumans and A. kIackett aprons, e
n,,uchrrty H. De Hart and +. Hppncoi, Movers
!, S.ro 4 Iluhcrr. &. Cook and {. Mchrlnach
,rnsv encampmeut Estcllc Forchemer, charhian
tor,ne teller f. j. Vache: gvpses. Lizzie Jones, W.
CaLainv. r. SchwcrIn and Il. Mannheim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
,,rp BrrIEvEp 1HE POLICEMAN GUILTY.

Policeman Joseph J. Craig, of the Twentieth
e-oc,u,t was not convicted Of theft In Part II o.
General Sessions yesterday because seven Vi NV
Jurors believed him innocent Judge towng was
co,npcl,ed 20 discharge the jury. William MuIhehrh
f.b merchant living at No. $50 West 1hiry-eienih-
8, accused Craig Of rohblns him Of Sl35 on october
. Nnlhearn lad been drinking and the policeman
wra knew him well, took him home. Muih'arh
.ro,. ,,af The prlsor-r took Sl3T from his pocket
Craig said he took $50 for safe keeping ana was
re,dy 10 return. II; Frederick lacgcr, an emnoye %
the complainant, testified that he saw Craig take The
money from Mulhcarn's pocket.
vbue IN the witness stand yesterday, tho police
man admitted that while in il uniform he took two
drinks with Mlhearn in hirro"m hlicr d. VI.
lie denied the statement Of several witnesses thai
he wa, drunk az the tine. Nuih"arh was III MS o." Il
home when the money was taken, me pohcehah oN
nlaining ahat he feared one wOul- come In onc
rob his friend. . , 49,, .ro,,o., Y,,
Police ispialn Wcstervelt OF The twentieth Pre-
c,nct testified that Craig denied taking any OF The
money Ambrose ". Purdy was counsel Tor me De
fr,dant and Assistant Dl>trlct-Attorncy bedford
worked bard 10 convict him.
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Eyp OF A LIFE OF DISSIPATION.

Willis l.. Jones. a painter, who lived Win ms WHO
nj No oo5 West Sixteenth st.. ended Il career OF
dissipation yesterday by sending bullet through MS
brain lie WIS occasionally sober. ard In the Intervals
u drinking worked ms n painter. his last employer
h.nr James Mcintyre Every dollar that he earned.
ho,vcvc, WIS spent In drink. and hi, wife and child
vcr. allowed TO starvc Tomorrow the family were
tn be dlspo. ,cs,cd Of their rooms. and this caused
Zones 10 end hi, life. Just after O'Clock Yesterday
morning he walked into the kitchen where his VIE
,1us and said 10 her: Il don't care to leave you'
His manner was dangerously quiet his right hnrd
crashed Il revolver md Mrs. Jones. taking fright
nm screaming down the stairs She had scarcely
rcnchcd tho nrst landing when pistol shot rang
through the houee. and s"nc oi the ne'ghborS. run
,,,g IN IN Jour,'s rooms him lying Oh the couch
daad Nth a bullet hole ia his right temple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
RIyxs sHINDLED By 4 WOMiy.

Tank officers tbrou ghout the country should be 90
the lookout for the work OF clever gang OF swinoien
who are operating OH a large scale by passing boSuS
drafts on New. YORK banks. Numerous Instances INV
come TO Eight recently OF the cishlng OF posuS
drafts Maine and Washington State already Ma"
ing reported victims The latest swindle was !"
Minnesota On october 81 the First Nauoml bahs
and the German American National Bank OF ST. Cous'
Mimi casned drafts OF 300 and $500. respectively.
nurporiug to be issued BY The National bph@ Y.
commerce Of Tacoma Wash. upon the Chase NS'i"""N
Rank OF this city. In each case the drait was m'u'
payabe TO the order OF Annie n. Murphy. VINO y
stepdauchtcr OF Andrew McCrea. formerly Oh rer's''
Mimi. but now said TO be living In spokane ia.''
The Chase National Dank loses nothing by the s""urr
as Vice-Presidcnt Porter, when Informed tna' w,
Minnesota banks had cashed the drafts instant"
telegru phcd that they were boglis. AS MIS- hu'p"'
had account here
The Western banks have sent out the foi'owihs "e
ara an hrr trnck. "fhe following is as eorreSs y
desert pt,on cf her ~ are row able 10 give n
feet eight inches high weighs about lOo p'an xs
very dark hair cut short and cured OAK gray reS;
heavy lips: about twenty four years OF as, go
looking. OF pleasing address: dashpR mahhc''' ~
may at any time assam ensle AZURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

Judge Pryor. in the Court OF Common Pleas Yesterday
,.,od writ Of nlandam,ys requiring the DOCK Sonnae
,nro,. =, Charlie Miller as clerk In the cei""
mon. Ar 10 show cause why they should hot 10 ~.
Mnle, wa. clerk In the department for numoer =,
yeor, until last January. when the Commissioners 49,
-osc,u,Ion abolishfng the orice which he held NiLa
s,o,sa ,sat he was dismissed for political purposes s
,ba. another man was doing the work which ne h'~
formsry DONE although the position was caIea oy a"O"
amo III. ca.e has been Ia the courts for some u"c
yrs,ie> Incrohan, IN the Supreme Court yes"HN
d,.n,s.ed The SUIT OF Mrs.. Bryan q. Ncs"yny sssh"
her husband for an absolute divorce. Ms Me"!n! 10
rsr,d that a. she Roman Csthosc she naa re's0"
scruplss aenin.t bringing suit for an aho'ute 'i'O,s
and she wanted 20 bring suit for limited divorce oa' M
lawyer uan,cd tn discontinue the suit without coz" Wv
Mcswynv's lawyer objected and Judge Ineraham dI'S'"
the complaint . 49,, .
Joseph H. Stiner on behalf Of John D. Hopkins y'~
,erdsy iAcurt from Judge Freedman, In the suSr'~
Court a temporary Injunction restraining Aao'ph "u".
and Marie Grcville from appearing in any capacity 90
The stage At TIE Eden Musse. Hopkins declares Ds' az
has tho exclusive right their services UNDER coa"S'
which he hss With them - i.
Upon the application OF the defenosnt he SUM- "
Count Arthur Dillon against John W. Mackay vas ~.
moved from Supreme Court yhteday 90 the eni'es
s,ntes Court. The suit Il 70 recover ABOUT %>oooo "0e
pron clame Is due 10 for his services I'm purchasing
French telegraph stock for M@rkay IL has been penang
I'm the Supreme Court Tor some Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
POSSIBLY 4 CASE or WIFE MURDER

John Morgan, "A luborer in the acvcntecnthst gas
house living at No. AL West Seventcehth-st, Wa
arrested last night for brutal attack on MS vic
Miranda which came ending her ne Morgan
went 10 his home at noon Yesterday, FOUND thst MS
wife had not prepared his dinner and had war Of
words with her. lie then returned 10 WORK On
his return home for supper 1t was not ready ana
his wife was drunk Morgan knocked her down and
licked her severely Screams from the woman
hrousht other tenants In the house TO her rooms.
Policeman May of the West Twencth-st. station was
called and Morgan locked up Mrs Morgan Is
n the New-York Hospital, and Is not expected ;"
recover. Dr. ii. :. Stake house surgeon Of the
hospital sent a certificate to Justice Ryan, which ct
.orln tunt Mrs. Morgan dangerously Injured ana
That her shin possibly fractured. The prisoner
VAS committed without ball to await the result OF
his wife's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
TIE FISHERIES or JAMAICA
corn TO Az ENGII:H sYNDicAiN@A
- - COOK oN THE SUBJECT ..mo

mr. SOLD TO Az ENGI-H sfNDA''
- roog on THE SUBJECT
. .,, 81 Jamaica. who recently 'h'''
ui" c1untrv on his way TO tneH'"u, ,...nc N an
10 u'' ncrfect arrangements for tr'''', 1870, Fish
p .r s,rdica,e the interests Oh ',u sada',,b,a and
Epsn'n ,.1 has been visiting fniia', p ,oon,
cries ,or the purpose Of p'r'ocu"s ns,awnre
washington ,.r c.hcri.s He visited the D''a"
cu5' " cnoInds and at Washington "o ~ ", Earle
oS7 ,,, colonel Marshall MeDo"' -, jamaica
uo" -. r,ohe a success OF the hshe.i. t onor+.r
hopes ~ conversation with lriou'o --
anu J., a,,d that the lasstude anu ".H ,o tho
re'eh'N t. ~ Jamaica were rcspohSi'' s',.oad
oil ulc .',ol conditiih Of the islahu' "a ,"aoa,
70" a, t,,lt there recently ana i" W. tho
Ia, .o1 croot Improvement IN we pm, so,ves bn,
""'"V -, onlv failed 10 build II t''''n'' .,o,na
hhuN =, I, SO with th" h'Aer'"' rsn
'p""' 49,, ,s tecm with exec i'hu i' -,
J"'''''' ,.,,. rrtnted In these Columns Nv ,a,
NV -, made TO capture them eA''p manner
"i' ,,,.o means and In the most n'E"e -" rng,and
p'i,"'"' e,.lo Intends N publish booh ~ 49,, II
"a =, ho carried the manuscript "''' ,.,,o
&" ""', ,,,lea The Fisheries oi '''" ''',,
20 t,,ItIes, There about fou n,,cgu. ara
Ihdr ~ ~ onnendix some oil ule "a riches
ters h'i Wort. Fish Food supply Wn The Turtle
"tlsh W. contirc: oyster CultlNa'lon rtsh n
N''hod' pro1rd Tshng operations Nut 1T sDorts
Irdur, - ~ poisonous Effects oil SONY 1here
- ,innPPra and Fish OF The cay man 10
u, mi ~" hr ubout 200 pages, tly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
70 HAVE 4 BIyrAM EXHIBITION.

NcwYork Is 10 have the first exhibition ever heio III
This country OF bnntams only. BahtamS anu pigeons
h,ve b,.n combined and bantams have oeeh the Side
how OF the general poultry exhibition but TINS VIII 10
the first purely pieml party. he lm'ed f""o'er
club, promoting the exhibition, Is oil recent ors""Na
uon. The officers are President Elmer H. QUICK
,,,,,., s,r,tarv Frnnk Johnson, Brooklyn; treas
,rer A. Iarl,rr, Jersey City show superintendent
Georc. Thurman, Br oklyn. The exhibition Is 10 De III
tho hall of the American Institute Building during
Thanksgiving week. The judges engaged are george D.
Pratt bridgeport. Conn, aud IL. tngerer, New-iorA
CIV The conditions for the oAhoitioh are every biro
sc rod entries close November II, competition open
- I,,o birds and breeding pens the prizes for single
birds cash for pens medals; Win trophy ior t"e
highest scoring pen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
HOPE FOR MUSEUM OF ART 1RrSTEES.

Mayor Grant said yesterday u'ht "l'houe" Nc '"
not been able 70 find time for rearing U'e "'"'
tle METROPOLITAN Museum 81 At Executive O"'l'"'''
:, the trustees OF that institution he du h"'
that the necessary money w0uh IL app .....
IN, Board OF Estimate In December for the N"''u''
t,,s,,.,t uar;er OF the TaX Department. SAT- ""'
~. Ind flcnd 10 reason for changing his P''''o',
heretofore made plain. that the whole amount Ah""
AR bv the lark Commissioners lad lccn aPpi"P'"r"
or the Museum. and that 1t would u heeAi 'o' ~''
Board Of Estimate 10 allow larger sum u" '"
Park Boarl requested II. III, -,
-, IA. Museum trustees are dissatisfied with tA'
10, 900 t mart for the two Institutions Said VT.
r,rkcr "l.t them blame the Park BoaN No'''
trolcr Myers took about the Same view VI.
,u.t..r,- he snid will get the Park COMMISSIONER
io Increase the item and then bring the case o''o'
tho roart of Fstiriaie again. while We are AZ "vFt
80, ,be mud yct next month. we VIII SO "Hi' W '"l'
Il" The threats about moving ue S"iir',T"S 49,, !" ""'
The museums are, III my oP'"o'' ''''''' "N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
MED From THE Effects or A KICK.

Henry puckhurst, twenty-five years old, living at
xo 100 southst. was held for examination III mo
rombs Police Court yesterday morning Tic Is S"V
nos.a 10 hive boon implicated In causing the death
"A mis- cActecr of the same address. which occurred
At the Chambers street Hospital yesterday afternoon
policeman Peter Carter. jr. Of the Oak street s1a
lion. WINS called into the liquor shop at NO leo s"nth
:, wednesday evening The barheep-r had SEM ont
t,r him 10 call an ambulance for SICK man ti"le'
IN. sick man WIS McActcer. who Oh me way 10 I.c
hospital spoke about being hcKed o"rins " -" D,'
- ,,,', shon lie WAS loath 70 admit that Buck
n, ,as The one that Kicked him. but did 10 on
h~,ng closely questioned. The scufre. he said hsd
only been n friendly one. BucRhuist was sriVS III
y, 'vatsr and Oliver SITS. yesterday morning. ne
11.,,od MI knowledge OF how McActeer had receNsso
his jurics. The case = being investigate" oS 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
PROPERTY owyrhs SAVE HALF A MILLION.

The dispute between the owners Of property in
Riverside ave ard the city, about assessments Laid
the properly for tho construction Of the Riverside
Drive from Seventy -second-st. TO Onehundred and
thlriicthst which began In 1880, was settled yester
dav by the Board of Revision and Correction OF As
sessments. acting under the advice OF Corporation
Counsel Clark. The city claimed 1925. 900 from the
owners Of s53 parcels OF land the total cost Of the
Improvement being 81 22s 600. Formal resolutions
we're passed by the board yesterday reducing the as
sessment to 1904. 494 Al. This eliminated S22Sl7 for
days works." under the Department OF Public Works.
and S414 GAG 95 of the interest charged by demand
Ing interest six months subsequent TO the completion Of
each contract. The settlement the result Of IL
compromise in VIII tho property Owners, their counsel
and the city officials Joined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
clnrrs 10 EMIL IND THEN DlNCE.

Lcnox Lyccun viii be the scene OF mover eh''l
to,nmont On the evening OF November H. "h'h 'N'
:, Georges Battalion, an Independent military "rgi"
lzaon connected with -. Georges Church' "i'n l1S
ha.n drilled under the supervision OF tmt'd states
amy officer Will eve an exhibition drill and rec"p-
lion and having secured the cooperation OIL me
vorious cadet corps Of Ncw-iork ana BrooRl!h' M'
,rraneed programme to include dress parade unc"f
Command OF J. Bliss Dudley, Commanding ia hesi
mont Cadets to be followed by a marching reVlc"
ID, oil tbp comu0ncs taking part. General O. o.
Howard L. S. A., will act as reviewing ohcer'
Following the review Will be an eXhibltlgh l'sn"S
,rnut an hour including the following: Ba't"hoh
drill extended order, company d'sinouhted' Da'"'
Giu and sabre exercise. and ending with cVolu'lph"
-, m. componv and bayonet exercise. The rest OF
IN. evening Will be devoted to da&cinS. lhe muse
will be furnished bv Ebens list Ecslmcnt Bad.
Ms j. perpont Morgan, IT, MIS- NiiHaih i''U ,
puIi Mrs William II. schelclin, MTS. ~ Il. nan
doph. Mrs Russell slurgis, Mis-. william r. DougaaH
mi Mr. Lawrence Miller have consented l" act ~
f,.ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
i HO1OGRlPHER CHARGED WITH ARSON.

Edward W. Ash, thrty-hvc years old, photogra-
pher at One-hundred and scventieihst. ana Kings
bridge Road was rcEandei By Justice Noorlis III the
Harlem Police Court yesterday morning on charge
of arson. Al midnight Ash entered his home drunk
and when his wife went 10 all him In undressing he
became cnraged and began TO break up the inrIiturc
Finally lie pIcGd up lighted lamp, and saving that
he would set the house on fire, smashed 1t upon the
floor and executed his threat. Roundsman Fitz
gerald, OF the Washington Heights squad heard the
woman's screams, broke In the door and put IN"
afcrazy man under arrest. lie also rang In an
alarm and the engines soon made an end 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
,,oyEy FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY THE GENERAL MID
s1ov,RY BOARD AT BALTIMORE.


~. :, fsneciaN The question OF bi
4',"n' and rates Of exchange as affecting 'nr
-, f,roicn missionaries, which was u'sVuS'u
, ,,r,, nj Yesterdays session Of the "ehe''
,,,.,o,o.v Committee of the Methodist bpls'V
church was taken up again TINS moi'ine - -.
TO-, referred TO the board In NeW-horh' p"' ~
orsiderod IT was shown that lrrV eu'a'''c'
in salaries which ought TO be adJus''o' anu ,aI,
'a,as.,s nc missionaries in India have been "rs''
d,,in,shed bv the depreciation OF silver. IL was
velopcd in the discussion that the salaries III
,.A ,ooo made upon n silver basis. while shElrl'7 ~
IT, oorn.r,cs have been apporuoncd on n E'lu o"'
consequently. when silver dropped, the Ilula" ~
sionaries suffered II was TO meet tIis 'o In
a recommendation 70 appropriate "i'' -, a., com.
crease in saaric, of missionaries was haue w NV
n,,t,e II was finally decided to TcadluS, all S''"
on gold basis. ., .h.r ta,en M
nr co,,cbor rc,rted for the committee 'ha' Wv
advance should he distributed 50 IS TO 80 c,0
appropriation rs follows: To N1Iln MI ~" 'fr3 B m
NO invest India. So Ol9' ut' -i17329 The
bay, Sl3,oJ1. IciraI @"''"'' '
The committcc discussed appr in and other
payment OF iU mounting T. $1,000. and the HeO'
Was ordered PAD: Inc e., cH Wnxirc, 'rr'
Vr Wccabc presented the report on te
on OF missions in china" III t"r me wear there has
lhe Wom i, If lV5 member, AMI proa'l1lrrs' RI, r
[rro|C MIA COLLEGE Is don5 an eNceln'' IVA AK: adult,
~ =. al conversions during the year. a''d a, dan
wfc so o. children we're baptizci Lhere are 81 "a
Schools. A. pupils. l3l SUNDAY S>,n"' Of an csti-
mated value of 24 In lne ISn'r wa, rPore
SloI s"!otn, therp are II missionaries, /" a.
.tomt miss onarics, Is native prfa,, 90 pmrin,
ochers 1859 members and 2l3 lioM'ioI,".n,, ant p;
Wv vca,. there have been ll3 conN"IHHloti' o., an.
,nUlis and II children have be pSnd al tSg5 in
r',,rloton of $1,000, was rec Olhrl'huc' ynrth
pr rC,iS Of last years appropriations: i,n,fS -
hiro ,fiss,on has II MISSIONARIES l." Is" -, her
h. , -nrnochcrs IA native teachers, ana % U''
hepeTs There are 2o22 members ana ~ H canine
III W., China Mission was reported 70 ur - ,I
oTvv and 10 he recovering from me atty ~ and
t ;,'irh DESTROYED the property OF thc "', t.r
moo VIM VIM az ,ni.siouprie,. Tn mission mas o.
Re S"nted and the churches ana nop ra irom M
V r, Government has been used up ohu Ia E, !.
p3lopriaIlons were asked for. Inc Sh" cNciu,y. OF
~ , atnnropr,atcd to the Chinese WORK. cN'i"A'' "
property. ,, ,ro- hold Tonight at which
hnm Thoi1lI-I OF Calcutta. made an lh'eIt 49,
lS ON mission work In India bishop M n,icm NJ
i'd an address, on the ouucatlonal hS'''''"''' u"
| ,,o
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p,tsrNrss IN TIE SUPREME COURT

washington, Nov 1.-THE supreme Court OF tas
United States transacted the following ous'he"' W
day: , otto an
No. 1oIo-samuel II. savage. executor, e,c;; aP
pelant agt. the United States. Doehe'c" "''' N''
missed . n,u u.u,r,c,ratri0 etc.
~ al plaintiffs in error, agt. Bernard O,ceiA ~
minstrStor rtc. No; l22l-Ast D. y Sa,se admin a
erutor etc: No. 1.232-Agt Henry honman' a1 1tn
,tmtor. ETC.; no. l223Agt Henry Onvsr s ADMIN
i is,rs,"r c.c no i225-Agt samuel sanders 10.
issaAst T 5: GrImse sdmn.Ta,S etc. etc. No.
i22s-Ast Christina Rsnkopt adm'ni ssmnisrstHI
e,c No I.o3O-Agt F. 4. Dothage sdmn ,ss'
s,c ,nd No l23I-Agt. Ann Liffail, admlMs'ra'riA'
arc Docketed and dismissed ,.. pau
xsThe Worcester Nashua and Rochester E Ssn
rood COMPANY. plaintiff In error, agt t ie JOIN
lEaa Wut,a Lie Insurance Company. Continued
No .3@TRe Washington and Georgetown Eai,rSse
C,omn,nv appellant aSt the District OF Coiun''~
M al Argument concluded. ...,
No 3o-Martha p. SALISBURY, ct al; exesu'S'
10 4O-ihiiander Derby, ct al appe.sn"' a."
Daniel l. Thompson, It al. Argimsnt De I'm y.
Adjourned until Monday. The day ca. wW
Nos 40 Al. AZ, 40, A. A. A. l'o''' i'o'1 INV
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THE AMERICAN TURF coN'"A'''
,,w OFFICERS ELrcTED-cHANGlS IN i'''
RULES.


RULES.
,,,s Nov. 1.-THE American luri - - %,
~ ,ahors Yesterday and, after inc e'''
c,u'i ~ -, .ho coming year. adjourned. lh7
o"'' .no new officials Colonel r. f. Lay TO-
Is n'' y, V. l.. Kirkman, N3'hVH'''
me- ,Sort p C. Hopper, Latonia' secretary 0
bradley. Lexington, treasurer ,,n ,oc,cvs. which
h's, ,,ttoc 10 draft d license Tor locN'''' -
In, o,n,ain regulations for their goVernin'"',
o,ntcd No Jockey who Is direct or il''o.. horso
alT -, In trimming will be allowed 10 rue any w.
49,. Tho, his own on tho track Of thS No"eio ,-,
,oc,ev riding in is prohibited noe"
~ ,rv norsc excep: his OWN mount lhe N"o, ,iI,
=, ho,,shed and in lieu Of II e@h Io'he' ~
1,.,,sn corps Of attendants for the Jockeys ,.o
ur.scs which have a possible chn'e 10 e"' al, 10
ia, 10 ridden cut. and the word place wiz
,-no, % mean one, two, three" AVc"'lo" wa w.,
.''o, y, the habit of betting by Sls'aht ''e'o' ~
s,r,o any official connected with the T Tn horse,
III i"u LII h rnlcd OF for making pei mT nn Inc
Ho WI, incorrect Weight, bets on tilen so' rovdei
o na!,od nv objections made AFTER I' 'I' drgran,me
az carried the weights printed on w" iro horses
l'I o.,cd IN tho notice board Mhc' w consec,
% IN an entry In the betting run utit and
~ naces they viii he consdercu d. ,..,,I mino,
ncrnrs shall receive only one lonty'
ooh.nre, An the rules were also haHo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
,,,.,,rrp,,rc cOvTD NOT BE CONVICTED

Two old indictments for m1hShuS''' WIZ VIZ
missed by Judge Cowing In GcheiAl 'e'''"Is
49,, recommendation Of Assistant District At
.',-,ov Vcrnnu NJ Davis. Paul Finley, who Is no"
rrcen years Old was accused u causing the d'a'h OIL
gorge Nolan, a playmate on July T. l7-o Inc TWO
we're scurrnc. and nolan fell into I'M area He ueu
.yo weeks later. Finley was cXonerat"d N '''
Coroncr's jury. .,.
On November 2, l-r7. Daniel sullivan ana If'nc''''
Michael had a fight about politics IN barr"om nj
,,.h,,,,,o,, ,rd Gnnscvoort SIS Michael received
tuiurlc. from which h" died. The olt c'c witness
christopher Lcdw,th. /, insane. 80 Mr. DAVIS DccF'1
mat n, conviction could be secured.