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, 1892-03-26
ekjendtgjorelse

gN EFT bekjendtgjores herved, at
~ Slagtermester GEORGE BER-
TRAM WOODS Days Dato har op-
givet sit Bo til S|kifterettens Behand-
ling.
ALE og Enhvor, der have Noget al
fo~dre paa ovenneynte George Der
tram Woods Bo, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at anmel-
de og bevisliggj6re deres krav for
undertegnede Skifteret,
F,ederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix den lode
Morts 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1892-03-26
>rOklalna.

a LIE og Enhver, SON matte
A. have noget at fordre i Boet efler
afgangne Skolelerer Christiansted
WESLEY BRANCH KING, indkal-
DIS herved med 8 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og bevisliggjQre de es Kray.
Christiansteds SGifteret, st. Croix, cen lode
Marts 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-03-26
LrOkIatna.

ALE og Enhver, der matte have
a noget at fordre i afgangne Sell
mayer JOSEPH GRANVILLE
HA! L og efterlev,nde Enk Rebecca
fodt Simmonds F9llesbo, indkaldes
herved med 8 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggjore deres For
dringer for undertegnede Skifteret,
der beha-dler Boet.
st. Thoma Skifteret, den lite Marts 1892.
SCHULTZ,
kst.
, 1892-03-26
Christian Henrik Arendrup

Gourerneur for de dansk ressindske Der,
OberSt
Commander g Dannebrog og DGnnebrogsmand,
a0J0R yITTERLIGTP aa F-inantsministeriets derom nealacte
III allerunderdanigste Forestilling har Diet behaget Hans
Maiestnt Kongen we'd Allerh0este Resolution af lode f. NJ.
alSrnaadigst at stadfaste folgende Anordning ON Bemyndi-
gelso for Gouvernementet for de dansk vestindiske Ger til at
anyende indtl $4,000 at St Croix lmmigra ionsionds Midler
til Forstrakninger til ~Jordejere paa st. Croix til Vedige-
holdelse af MISUNDERSTANDING
, 1892-03-26
Translation. .
Translation. =
C.! ristian Henrik
Gorsrnor Of the Daaish Vest Tndia Islands.

Governor Of the Danish West India Islands,
Colonel
Knight Commander Of DanneJrQg and DonneJrogsmond,
AiAkES KNOWN On he most submissive representation
JD Of he Ministry OF Elnances His Majesty the King was
most graciously pleased hy Resolution of 10Th ultimo to
sanction the following Ordinance authorizing the Government
Of the Daa ISL West India Islands to dispose OF an amount not
exceeding $4,000 Of the means belonging to the St. CrciX
immigration Fund Tor the purpose Of granting advances to
owners OF land IL St Croix in order to- enable them to con-
tinue the cultivation of the Sugar Cane.
, 1892-03-26
ORDINANCE

authorizing the Government of
the Danish West India Islands to
dispose Of an amount not exceed
ing $40, 600 Of the means belong
ing to the St. Croix immigration
Fund for the purpose Of granting
advances to owners Of land in St.
Croix in order to enable them to
continue the cultivation of the
Sugar Game.
, 1892-03-26

Gouvernementet for De dansk vestindiske Der bemyndiges til
Tidsrummet fra lste November 1871 ndtl Site Marts 1892 at anyende
in1tl 10000 af St Croix Imigruiousfonds Midler I'll a yde
Jordeierre pa St. Croix Fosnakunger til Nedigboldese af
rkkerr6rsdyrkninee mod den we'd Parata If Hide Mai 1923,
CIR. Anorlningerne 2He Jui lS49 og l6de Fcbrru 1878. hjemleie
F,rhinsret H6sten % ON fornodent mod Sadm mdcu Observation-Disclosures
fra de p aejeldende Iuntague, SON under de acknowledgements
ForhoId maatte anSees fyldeStejorende.
, 1892-03-26
-ANNRrNING

ON Bcmynti4e y lon Gvnv"rne-
menteI FIR dc dtnsk vratlnd ,ke
Ger til at anvende indtil S20.0oG
AT St. Croix Inning ationsfonds
Mid'er til Forstr@kriAger I'll
Jord jere paa st. Croix til We'd
ligeholdelse at Sukkerrorsdyrk-
niu9en.
, 1892-03-26

The Government Of the Danish West India Islands is authorized to
dispose during the period from the LIST OF Novemb n 1891 to The 3st
Of M"rch 1872, Il an amount not ex1eedfns $4,000 Of the means
belonging to the st. roiX lmmg grafton Fund, for the purpose Of granting
advances 70 owners OF Land in St CrUix in order 70 rabla them to con-
tnue the cultivation Of the Sugar Clae against the preferential lain and
security in the cop established BY Picard of 18th May 1923,
cr Ordinances of2lst june 1919 aud 18th February 1873, and if necessary,
against such further security from the putes coucorAeI as under existing
circumstances may be considered satisfactory,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TIE ,M0HoyK INDIAN CONFERENCE,

Mohonk Lake. y. Y. oct. i4.-h the opening
90 the morning session OF the ih"''n'
Conference In the necessary absence OF nr. uat,a'
Philp g. Garrett, of Philadelphia was elected HIS
successor Rowland Hazard was appointed chairiia!
O, what was Yesterday designated the 'omm'''ee Vi
the Robertson Fund, the name oi Vhien' ~ N'eH
Robert sons request. changed I" the hohohA
y,,pd and II was announced that si.oo0 HAD 'lr'aus
he.n contributed to tais fund. Mr.. Garrett rra 'h'
r.port 81 ihe Law Committed. saving that what Is
,no,y a. the Thaycr Nil ,houh not be 'urther pI''t
n, nrosout f. j. StiBson, OF Boston, proposed pri'i
and simale system Of courts for the resrrNahoh,.
Comm,, homer Morgan argued that 'hc number OF
Indians to whom such legislation as that proposed
roujd appv +, 80 small iha, for pis and other reasons
a. douhted whether any measure 81 the hind Is en-
nodlcu, H., gave sketch ~ the pre,en' system OF
Indian eouri, which he SEEMED to think u,eiHl ana
fairly adequate.
Ms, Robertson urged The speedy IN roducnoh
anon. the Ave so called ciyzoi tribes In the Indian
'r,rrtayy of land In severalty he end Of tribal "I
g,uiza,,on- complete jurisdiction OF United states
courts full citizenship and ,tat hood Mr.. Roosevelt
nI,n spoke few word, on these subjects. io~nua W
nt,iS rnnortcd for the Committee ON the Mission IN
aim. of california Hnd INTRODUCED Frank H. Lewis
~ california, employed by the Attorney General In
hnhof of these indians. who gave an account OF his
nc ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
FOE 4 PIG CHRYSINrHhMCM SHOW.

The chrySanthemum show, which Is to he held In
the Madison Square Garden from November l to
Inclusive, promises we'll. Already many have signi
ted their intention OF exhibiting. There l.,
no dcub. that the cntirc flooring vi the great
am phithcatrc will b. covered with a large and
fine assortment OF flowers. The prizes hrfr
50 iucrcscd In value as to excite keen rivalry be-
tween florists and Is sure 10 bring forward some new
und rare specimens. Til. total amount Of premium,
offered In cash prizes amounts to $500. I'm addition
which the following have given cup, e. Dc competed
for: Mis. {. W. Whitney, Mrs. j. Hood Wright, John
Eyerman. Mrs. Henry Cews, Mrs. Charles Lan"r,
Mrs ". Bayard Cutting, John II. Taylor. T.. A,mus.
Weber a. DON Garden and Forest Daillcdouzc
BROTHERS. Peter Henderson & Co and f. !. PicTsom =
Co. An agreeable feature Of the coming show will BE- the
fine exhibits made by amateur growers. who this year
promise 70 take m;hy prizes from the professional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
WOAflN'S WORk IN LfTERlTT RE.

The Committee Woman's Work In Literature Of
the Board Of Women Managers Of the Exhibit OF tbc
state Of New-loIk at the Columbian Exposition hab
undertaken have al Chicago IA most exhaustive and
interesting exhibit Of the history Of The literary work
Of women IN tbs State. OF the extent 10 which New
York have engaged In literary occupations, and
CT the rank which their productions hold. II parttOn
for this exhibit have already been begun. The record
Of work has been divided into three departments
work books. work In literary clubs aud CLASSES. and
work the press and PERIODICAL Competent In
veotigators have already began the collection and ar
laBgement OF material in each of these fields. Mrs.
Frederick r. bcllapy. the chaiIn of the Committee
Woman's Work IN Literature, has general super
vision Of the undertaking.
Miss ChaIotte Mullgan. widely known III western
New York PRACTICAL pbianlhrapi.i, and president
OF the Buffalo ,,Iaduatcs' Cub, has In charge tbe
exhibit % III work ,lc pre- and periodical. She
Is t. bc a led bY an advisory COuncii Of OF he
hcshnOwn literary wynrI In the state. VI Muiii- ~
las just been visiting Ms. Ballamy at her Lone IN
Brooklyn. and there MIR. James = T. Nt7naham. the
second vice president OF the Board vi Women Man
ayers. Mis-. Camden Dixie. Mrs William Packer and
other prominent women met her aud discussed The
woik Ct the Board throughout the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Patterson. in the supreme Co'at. Chamhefs'
Yesterday hgnGci down decision refusing grant u
stay pending appeal from the order Of the court rGuir
ing Professor Chase Of TIE New-lo.k Law School ~
give diploma r. &. O'Sullivan. o'suliysn dsclred
that he passed the examinations all ri,. Dut Pro.
lessor Chase refused give him the dip lie then
applied ~ the court for niandagus and he W., SIC
cessfu in that appIi, alton. An appeal va, taken 70
the General Term of the supreme Court ald Psofessar
Chase asked for stay pending the result OF The appeal
O'>ullivan must give stipulation that the signing
OF The diploma shal interfere with the appeal; but
II this stipulation Is not given within two days stay
will be- granted.
I. cunningham brought suit in the supreme
Ceur; for divorce from William Ellngey. but she
failed establish the fact that she had ever been mar
rled to Elinger suit against her she has now
brought >u AGAINST Ellinger for breach of promise o.
mairlaee, and this tine she trying Ter luck IN the
Count Of Pleas. Enger den.urrvA the
plant this suit and the motion the demurrer was
argued b,icrs Judge G gerich. lie handed down his
decision Yesterday in favor o the lhan;in the le
uuses aud gave Judgment for Miss Cunu!u cham. Kiln.
ger has opportunity OF coming III and answering tAe
suit, however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
To Republicans: TnB,many Hall II
,u,l.in. every effort 10 get ont a. big.
Registrar lion ncXt Wednesday,. sec 10 IL
eh:rt the Republicans do as we'll AS
InmM:,Dy does!
GRrlr SyowSYoaM IN COLORADO.

Denver col. oct. IL" The Republican, received
= III patch from cheyenne th!, morning which says for
,,,,rl- two di,.. tho Sesrrcst storm ever kn
thr vnOn ptcifc Railroad has been raging. Telc-
,.qulIo communication eat oil until thi, dispatch
WI, ,cut through temporary wire. All rallr ads
t,v, been Llocl.od. the cat, being flied with SHOW
,ynirh in some place. Wa piled up eighteen feet.
:, Laramie the SHOW five feet deep on the level
4 half DOZEN Wc-tbpuad trains were Tied up all day.
Int started after the return II the plough. The
,by.uue Northern Is entirely blocked and Geographic
communication /, cut off, At Granite Canyon Con
,rctor Robert, va, blown oil the platform OF ear
,rd hurried down Il hftccn-fc0t cmbankmcnt the deep
.ncv, saving hi, life. Reports are being received OF
,mu,n.c To- SIS Il cattle and horses I'm Northern Colo
,,d, and wyoming, and it Is estimated that almost
,hi,i nf the stock the ranges has been destroyed
g., ,I. ,,orra An unknown. dead man was found by
Ia Id. Of the railroad track near Greeley COL. to-
wy, H.. h;d p r,hcd from the effects u the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
OPPOSITION TO JOHN BOG Art.

MANY CIVII. ENGINEERS Do NOT WANT HIN
FOR An OFFICER or THEIR SOCIETY.
The nomination committee AZ pointed ai III" t'St
annual convention OF tao American >OoI.li 81 WI
Engineer, ha, transmitted - She Beard OF Directors
nominations for officers. provided IN the society =
constitution and the b,arl has or1cr,d the Isl sent
10 the corporate members for their Information II
is as follows Pr itcni. TO rye one year, Win III
Mc;calf Of ritssurg PPM: vc"plcs dents t. 'erVo
twJ years LLarlts macdonald New York Ci =, Zine
L. COrlcll Chicago: directors, TO serve three year,
Foster CrOwel and Henry G.. Prout. Ncw-lork City :
Willard B. Pope. Detroit; Frcder' T. >eIrns Eo,on :;
Johi T. Tanning, Minneapolis (n II. Landi eth Nash
Vile Tenn: secretary. TO serve on" year. Frames
Colnngwood, New-YorL City treasure, TO servr one
wear. john Bog:rt. New-YOrk City.
There is no it'll" complaint among member Of the
society at the nomination q the las, named oaoGi late"
John Bocilri cx Stat" Engineer and Snv'f'r. NJ.
Icgn.t l. looked upon much # politician aud
henc, + offensive 10 u large part Of the Hcn1be: hip
These engineers do not Ike t. see
on their ticket the name %, man
who /, Identified with political partisan
ship especially man who, - u member ~ the >ial"
Canvasslng E0ird, voted wi O'icr r;nd lar l An
10 di,framche "A large numbc- Of tn lawul cir'to:
of New York in three -cnatr dirrt. and CHANGED
the political complexion OF the STATE scnatc in direct
oppcs.tion 70 the expressed will Of the people. Mr.
BOgart has since been appointed by Tammany Hall
as chief engineer Of the Eapt Trnrsit CGmmi- ion
Those who dislike MI BCgars nomination SAY tat
there great many members i nigh standing III
their profession from whom the committee might have
Chosen in making up Their 1T OF OH g.. lhc IN
mittee WAS not reduced 20 the necessity Of p.cking
out man with such IA record as that OF cA oiae In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
THE COURTS.
DECIDEDLY CONFLICTING STORIES.

George j. Glaze has begun n suit IN Inc Ioort VI
Common Plea, for IN absolute divorce from Eimia l..
Glaze The case came up yesterday ~, a motion for
aIimony aud co,.,-e fees made on behalf of IN" de-
PENDANT The wife declared that she baD been per'e'
cnt.d BY the parents of her husband bee''in" "i her
being n Roman Catholic. He alleged thai he had been
ruined because Of her and that he was broken In heiiui
and had money. IN" declared that the ""oi'"
sut was part u conspiracy To ruia her ana get her
ON, of The way She decIared that the father of her
husband beli,athed a large amount 10 him. when he
died In California. lie alleges that hiS ath"r WINS
ruined In business before he diel ana thai he left MIN
nothing She declares that her husband Is worth CON
siderable money and he alleges that ne has noth-
Ing and that his only income Is 80 week. wbicn MS
mother gives him Tor keeping her accounts ana uat
he pays her back - wech for board. Decision was
reserved Oh the motion for a,iinony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
M4NY Uses FOR COTTOLEYE.

one OF The interesting features OF the Food Exhbi-
ton at the Madison Square Garden Is the products
Of cot;onsecd oil made by the American Cotton OH
Company, Of No. 20 broadway, y. !. y. h. Fair
bgnh IL Co., who carry department OF the
business. have shown new preparation known rs
"Cctt0cNc, intended a, substitute iOr la.d and
batter for all coo3ing purposes. 1t Is composed Of
pare cc;oD>ced oil soidncd b. the addition of about
20 per Of beef suct. Ii Is pat up in packages
OF different sizes aud j, being wIdclJ used CoiOcnc
mas be used 70: frying and also whencvcp lard or
butter II ordinarily used component of articles
10 be cooked. Tac manufacturers publish testimonials
from suCh household authorize, Catherine owen
Miss Margaret WistcE. Mrs Christine Ierhgpe leirck
and many Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
JrM,,ryrs 4GlIysr icon LoanLlap

The Third National Bank Yesterday entered two
iud .mrnt, against Jacob Lon1rd. ono "r 500. Oh
his note To the order 81 Jane, \. simmons. which
wa, ludored by cN-COycEnos y. T.. Cornell. aud the
other for =. 80 on mote Of Jane, A. >immou- in
doIscd by Mr. LohaId. The lr,t not" 0as dated
october = l.r9. and TIE second November -. l7-3.
Loais simon jr, whocsalc dealer Ia icw"lry al
No. 81 Maiden Lane Yesterday confessed JUi sln'nt
for 95l7 Ia Lppmau Arcu~hcrs. for money lsat. and
the sheriff closed up Oh" place ~ hu.!n'.-.
Deputy Sheriff Young has ,.uscd the stcr 4 tn"
J. j. Cro,.0n Company plumbers ana .i",miti"r,'
uppie.. ~ 80. IL Tenth ave. on au execution lor
s3tl In favor Of the Mason Manufacturing Company.
-Four judgments, ascn gazing SI >:s- Nc>t.r
day entered a.nnst fohu I.ollc,dpnk. grocer. ~
40. 300 Lexington ih" largest being FOR ~ 'o7.
In inyOr of John II. Ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
THE DEAD IN IHE STEkLIA" Ht-' -NNN
six WERE KILLED BY THE EXPLosioS "'D
ELEVEN INJURED.

six WERE BILLED BY THE EXPLOSION AND
ELEVEN INJURED.
po,t.yillc Penn. oct. 11.-The h"hp'i " 49,.
kir,d and injured by the explosion VI -, pnn
philadelphia and RcadDe Company 'pe'"e n
Gallery al ,Iamohin Is now known 70 " ',o'
ar those five are dead and IN" reulaiii"E 30
,,dIv burned and muated that small hoprs w
,,.r recovery are entertained. When the exp ''''"
occurred it was accompanied By heavy ia VI va"
rock and debris which imprisoned hVe OF INV nun MI,
, rce,uirr hand was at once orCS nizcd, Dut ""'"e
=, the un,afs condition OF that part oil t1le h'"o III
,,b,ch the explosion had occurred, ana 'he WeSo"N'
40 black DAMP their progress VAS ieo'Ns''ps wv"
relief martha, we're formed and early thlH Hprh'"e
tho last hotv was reached aud brought II the S"rld.'
Many narrow escapes wero made by miners Nhi"-
in mart, of the mine neaf where the cAp"A" ""
CURED but all the men are now out
The correct list OF the dad and injured VI inv
dl,a.ter at the Reading tonpany'N eterpns NUN
Gallery AT Shamokin, Is as flll0~S:
Ucod-Thomas O'Gara whose body was the hrSt
recovered Yesterday afternoon; Benjamin lHoii"S'
samuel Collins, Jane, Dohey and Johh ba'''asO'
an of whom were missing and were iouhd by 'he
roscer, n,pris onod by the terrible fsli OF 60" anu
rock which followed the explosion. IneS were 'ane'
ont al An early hour rs morning. but were 81 pau
,rtnr.d and So far overcome by the deadly Diach
damp tlat thoy died loon aiter the resSuc ON, and
Che injured are lo.ace Poice. doorboy: cut ana
bruised Aipuel Rodgers, loader, cur anu uu.n'r
Wfinm Mack driver, cut and wrist broken panl.I
Reed driver. praised ard burned, ana VIII PrunnpH.
die. Michael Wiichock, mairltd bfhse' anu p".moS
and VIII tkciy die Patrick M"Devlt single pur"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TIE IylERyl.IoyAI noyEnEY CONFERENCE.

THE IylERNl!IONAL 10NEr4LY CONFERENCE.
Edward o. Lccch. director Of the tuited states
Mint. arrived here Yesterday from Washington ia III,
purpose OF consulting with Henry W. Cannon prcs
dent ~ the Chase National Bank In Srd u 4 nsss
of statistics being prepared under the directors su,.r
viaion for the International Monetary ronielcntc to
lie hcld Brussels November -. Nj CANNON
l. one of the American delegate, u THE conference
Mr. Lecch said Yesterday that Of The delegates
would sa on November l.. but Mr.. Cannon would
start for Europe three days before thai Mr.. Leect
may possibl, attend the conference himself and II he
decides will be- fellow traveller With Presi
dent Cannon.
M Le(ch said that he hsd had several specimens
Of the side ot thc columbian memorial h.df
dollar struck OF III soft metal ut a." Ihilatephia
mint few days ago. and the Worlds lar Committee
greatly pleased with the design OF the piece. Tho
diverse sie merely represents me head of Columbus
The official diplomas for the WoIds Fair will he
most elaborate In design. They To be made 10
90 with the medals. w. IL. Lowe. the rnsravcr Is
ut present In Europe but will r.tuIn soon. Mr..
ieech said that II woud require about 4 wear 10 finish
the diplomas, and fnlly siN month, To make the
medals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
BE1LE TUOCGHI M MAD / UIFE.
SURPRISED BY THE MANS rmtT SIZE WAS TO
MARRY THE RICH Mr.. NN,u


John F. Eoalc. contractor and carpenter. Of
Erochton VA ~, one" had wife, aud although not
In H.. actual possession 81 her rccra,ly. he ~
supposed mill 4 hort time aE" thai %" owned
her legally. \ man VITA such turn Of mind was
naturally somrvhnt rriint,I ~ c'eiving a card
noun ing hat hi, supposed wife 10 b..
married TO anolhc'. Nj. H,alo iE' ..,is I,c6 and
discover red that Nj, lscal. had su-rd dNorr. from
him in Wilmington. pei. about II month ago. Tn-
only increased Mr. Bral'', irritation and he now
declare, thai be viii come 10 Nov York and get an
mjunc ion 10 prevent The Wedding tihing place.
The card announcing the wedding mat me
ceremony Will tab" place on october -. and that
{. W. Nj VIII u" The happy mi''. II will br celc
brltcd at NJ. Na,hs home. No. East Twcif list.
Mr. Nash T. Of the best known downtown Pcs
auran keeper, IN the city. lie }, aid 10 have made
money enough out Of al, business 10 hc called a
millionaire. he i sixty years cid and widowcr.
Many years ago he stared The firm If Na.h q crook.
When Mr.. C,Ooh died year two Igo Inc iirn
Of Nash X Brush formed. \ icw month, ago
Mr.. Nash retired from the finn anl VI. IIu,h hai
continued The business,
Mr.. Bcalc +. forty and good looaing l.r nnidcn
name adelaide W Tu,n"r sho say, that for rlnc
years she ha, supported herself by teaching printing
and sewing. The divorce Sic dcclnrcs va, secured n
regular way after she had lived In Delaware 4 year.
According 10 her story she went with her daughter
who liv", ut No. III East Forty scvcnlh-,t -
Shelter Island where be-? husband was working last
summer and personally gave notice to him oi the
divorce suit.
Mr.. Bcslc T., said % have instructed hi, lawyer to
prevent the marriage If possible. and he may apply
for an Injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
uA1rAs QuArAyr1yE AGAINST yEw.roEE.

Tho British CouDSel-GcncSl yesterday sent notice
10 President Evan Thomas. of the Pro5lCc Exchange
telling o: the quarantine regulations adopted by the
Government of the Island OF Malta. on september 20
arajust Hamburg New York and Other ports. They
ple c,ibc that 800 vessel shall be allowed free enty
from New York unless 10 ha, been ort twenty eight
day, and been free from sickness. II vessel enters
port kelore that time il must ancho: away from shore
and will be allowed TO take OF coal and provisions
from lighters only. the strvctorc, will not be al
lowed TO board, but must pass the provisions
for tic b store and th. The steyedo.ca Will be
subject 10 quarantine Of twcnty-ono dsys. Prcs-
dent Thomas sent the following reply ~ the consul :
: Tho president q tho Nrv-YorA Produce Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS
Albany. Oct. ii.In the Court Of Appeals today the
following casss argued
James j. oeaFns administrator, appellsIn. ast. Bow
ery savings Rank.
Louis p Chart and another. administrators sgt H. A.
Holt ct al, appellants.
the matter Of the probate Of the last viii and tests-
mcnt Of Henry Frickc.
Annie Barrett an infant etc. act. q. w Smith and
another, appellants.
In the matter Of the probate OF the will OF L. j.
Walker. :.
J. c. Mack, AZ administrators. appellant. aat Jcn
ColOran.
The motion calendar for to-day Is: Nos 561, j,7. o,S.
56c SO jIS 3d. ga. 575. $40, $50, 5i2. as. $50.
ISL, 5o5 and 5s6.