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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE COURTS.
CASES ARGr-Ep IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

CASES ARGUED IL THE COURT OF hfrhnho
Saratoga. ~ y June BIN the Court Oh App''''
TO day the following cases we're argued
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, resPo""o"''
AIT Lima r. Corey and others, appellants ,
Margaret f. Nicbur appellant, aH Johh ocn'c'e''
Charles spencer. appellant. ag. the state OF New
York, respondent . .,. mn, r,
Nathaniel Hooper and others, appellants. hp' T.
Mc(ulloch and others respondents.
Peter J. Ferris rs trustee, etc, and another, rp-
spondcnts agt. samuel Is. Hard and another, ap-
pcants.
The following Is the calendar for tomorrow: Nos.
asO 2sa. 800. 203, 3l4, oj3, 275 and 29l
In the second Division the following cases were
argued
The Oceanic steam Navigation Company, appellant,
agt the C0mpanla Tr1nsatani Espanola respondent
Enoch G. swain, respondent agt William III.
Schicncln and others. appellants
Charles KILLER administrator etc, appellant. ngt.
Levi L. Miller and others, pOndents. Tie death OF
the plnntn suggested, and the case was STRICKEN
from the calendar. 20 be restored On revival and sub
stitutiOn.
George W Mclean as receiver Of taxes, etc, appel
liant. ag Sarah L. Myers, csIondent.
Sophia l.. Matcrn, appellant agt. Russell sage re-
spOndcnt.
Alexander Mcraddcn, appellant, agt. Van Buren
Allen and others, r. ppndonS.
Abrirn VI. De WITT and another, appellants, agt. the
Elmira Transfer Railway Company N, pondcnt.
Emile X. Noel. respondent. ngt. the Bcnckc Litho
graphic Company and Others, appellants.
The following Ia The Second Division calendar for
tomorrow: Nos. $50. so, 81, S7i. $40, So, So
and $50
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MEDICAL AID FOR srcK curLpRry

The sick Childrn's Mission, OF the Chlldrcn's Aid
y. cicly, has corps Of cAp,rcaccd physicians nj
ready at work among the Sick children Of the poor
In tie tenement houses. Physicians arc assigned 10
districts covering the entire city below Harlem River,
aud any families too p,rr 10 pay for medical aid can
secure the attendance Of physician at their homes
By appealing either personally or by postal card 10
George Calder, superintendent, No 2s7 East Broad
way ana No. 273 Henry 81.
In addition 10 the physicians att mdng cases as
signed t. them from the mission headquarters sew
raI engaged In house 10 house visitation and five
OF the doctors devote their time exclusively 10 the
crowded German and Italian quarters. Besides med
zeal attendance ana medicine, the mission supplies all
kinds Of nourshmcnt when the physicians report that
parents cnnnot possibly provide 1t.
This long established chidrcn'S charity Is main
tained exclusively by funds currently contributed and
gift, will BE- gladly received and acknowledged by &.
l.. Trace, No. - ~. Marks Place George >. COc,
American Exchange National Bank and by the super
mtcndcnt at tie mission headquarters. No. 2e1 East
broadway. All checks should DO made payable +,
Order OF George \. Coo.
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80 ONE KNEW THE COUNTY III.

The sentence Of william A. Finn the agent Of the
Gerry society, was postponed In Part IL OF General
sessions yesterday for curious reason lie was
convicted Of componnding misdcmcanor ly extort-
ing 300 from Mrs. Sopha Martens, Of No. ST Allen
St, who had been arrested for heeplng dsorderly
house. The Penal Code fixes the punishment at
Imprisonment In the county Jail for not more than
year and fine OF not more than $50. This Is the
first conviction Of this particular offence on record
and Judge Fitzgerald could not make up his mind
whether by county Jail meant the Toubs Ludlow
street Jail the pcnitcnliary Blackwel's Island
not cnlightcn the Judge, and Finn was therefore
rcmnndcd until to-day that the authorities m. ght be
consulted
Assistant District Attorney II. ID. MACEDONIA found
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must deliver TO tlr olerA sessions sil Dvo~ rn
recIuo ., u ibs sessions Must appoint deputy clerk,
ire, assistant clerk and than three sscU,a
sssli% aecye ssare. ' RESPECTIVELY the ,hose
nov paid TO the clerk deputy cerh an @ ,h treas
Gys m, ronny s,h Court Of sessions shall by an
order cpicrcd IN Us mlnutes aaop 81 the court Of res
sions Of the county Of Knes. It is now .itrsei
hat u hs cy q NswTop 70 tine anly are The
inst.s Of the supreme Court the Recorder cry Judai
nd ntss and ic c. 10 n nsH and also ali
map. surveys and oflgial records Of co"ntl tsf
rsssors and p S1T Rss' or nic Tor twenty
wears and upward shall bc presunp'Ve e''"c rno
q their contents in all the court Of mas IN court
Of special SESSIONS In the city ana co',ls "a LII
York In the cry o, AS"ny 7" fs' te c srregste
Court of the City and county Of NeS YORK shall hee
after consist Of two -urrGsalc' arr no tndcnI Dis
,rict may appoint scuogpheT for e1ca term o. .te
Circuit Court two sen2gTAPGrsi t I De pgarimcn, and
orc sn gra phcr for each Spcci1 Term ~ INC nn,hcT
Court which constitutes separate ., p' ae,r nn;c one
allows any judge OF the same court 10 oes antorv
Of the cor attendant, z act as clerk s arn ud noy
designate and the attendant 20 dcssn9n sn,,
ccive but one salary for his services as botn n1'e"
and judges secretary The Governor He'g from The
nrovies If The code Of Cvil Procedure relative 10
the sums allowed for fees and INC s SherS in
5d,,,oo 70 his salary Of $1,000 during the term OF
once Of The sheriff, to be paid 5000 ye'r Sr .
nerod non exceeding five years thereafter. OH ~.
rasing The fees Of the sheriff Tor copies OF "arra's
VI t,ne 81 The worst bills OF the whoeseSsfuh was
passed 10 help Judge Thomas F. Grndy y ne s PSlSe
" y,ico hill moi interfere with such practice III
regard 70 Brdokvn. bill providing for The ELECTION nt n
six Police .Jus4e, for four years el." INV w.,
iii berane law providing that whcnH ,ca, any d,:
Justice ii the Supreme Cont from, any mdio \. d,
assigned 10 hold court or PiI,m "dic s c SmfS
in and ior the I'D Judicial District VI t"e e, cnTor
yisors Of The county to allow such justices s. rs
signed a sum to be paid by the county ii s,ch
mr. moi exceeding $40 u day for every Gay snsh
;nst,cc shall sii and perform such judicial dnlicS, ~,
ccIndnn the time necessarily devoted 10 the cAani't
ZION and decision of cases heard by such eo"'' WIN"
he NAV be Il member thereof
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POSTPOYEMENT or THE BRIGGS CASE.
IT MAY TAKE A LONG TINE TO SETTLE THE
FAMOUS CASE NOW.

IT MAY TAKE LONG TINE TO SETTLE THE
FAMOUS CASE NOW.
The final disposition OF the case Of the Prcsby.
tcrtan Church In the United States against the Rev.
Dr Charles a. Briggs, for alleged uDorthodox teach
ing In the Union Theological Seminary NAV not b
made until 1894. The Presbytery Of New-Yors yes
tcrdny, by unanimous vote decided 10 postpone
the consideration Of the Briggs case untl October
There will be no regular meeting OF the Presbytcry
during the summer. certified copy OF the decree
Of the General Assembly which reminded the Briggs
case to the Presbytery OF New-York for trial was
read by the Rev. James II. Hoadlcy. The Rev. Dr.
Charles L. Thompson moved tina, the Presbytery
acknowledge the crept OF the decree and inform the
stated clerk Of the General Assembly that although
tiial Of the case was mpractcable DUNG the sum-
mer, IL would receive the attention Of the Presby.
terry In the fall. There remarks and when
the moderator submitted the motion there were no
dissenting votes.
The cion Of the Prcsbytcry mixes an appeal to
the Synod Of New-York impossible this year. Tho
synod meets early in October and will adjourn before
the Prcsbytery dispose Of the case II the
decision Of the PIesbytery IS averse TO Dr. Brigcy
he cannot appeal 10 the Synod until 1893, and
final decision may not be obtained untl the meeting
OF the General Assembly in May, 1894.
d. G. smith examined by the Presbytery yes
teriay and This evening he will be ordained as an
evangelist for the new LenOy Presbyterian Church
The services will take place nj the Church OF the
Iuritans and large number OF the members Of tho
New York Eresbytery Will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
MRS. LIVINGSTON GETS ABSOLUTE DrvOR L.

Judge Gidersleevo. IN the superior Court, Yesterday
granted decree Of absolute divorce 10 Mary W. Llv
lngst0n from William D Living ton, IT. The case
was begun some time ago and wns sent u exJudgc
Henry T.. Rowland referee. lie heard tho case
and reported In favor OF granting divorce To Mrs.
Llvlng,t n aad awarding to her the charge Of their
two chldr'n, girl of six and boy Of three. The
couple were MARI, u on December Il, los2. Mrs.
Livingston charged her husband with uniuc intimacy
with an unknown womnn and he put in counter
charges In which he alleged that his wife had been
guilty Of improper conduct a their home No. % East
Fifty nfth St. and at tho Troy Hotel In Troy, y. Y.
The referee reported that these charges against Mrs
Livingston were unfoundcd and the court has con
r1noi the report In this respect also. Mr.. Livingston
Is ordcred 70 Jny 81 his wife the ~ $1,000 year
for the support OF herself and her children during their
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WANT, HIS Lror.oR LICENSE RENEWED.

LOU, splylnd has had liquor store at No. III
Eighth ave for several years the lOOr above th"
lurrOoul Is the Eleventh District court, over winch
Iustcs Murray prr.idcs. Under scron l. Of the new
Excise law II IL provided among other things that "A
license shall b. granted Ia any one to sell strong
~ -prltu IA, liquors, wines. ale or b"r upon an!
PREMISES used a. n courthouse or upon any premises
used or occupied wholly .or state county or municipal
purpo-es" IN consequence Of this section the bAcSi
Cnmmls,io er, refused to renew the license for tho
Place. SpL hof has taken the mattcr into court ana
yc,trrln: a motion made before Judge Bi>choi, In
ihl { mt u Common Has, Tor mnndamus 30 com
pei the commissioners 10 renew the license The con
tcn,ion which sItzhoG makes IS that n" wof prem
scsr docs not mean anything except tho actual room
cunod and docs not iaks In the second Moor Of tho
building In question Judge HschOf reserved his de
clsun ON the motion.
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COURT CALENDARS FOE TODAY.

o'iirir, aad Paterson JJ.-Nos. 90 ST. ST. a. Ss i0@
90, ~, ~, 10 ~, IS, IL, %.
Supreme Court thambcrs-icforc Beach, Motion cal.
Dndar called AZ IL O'Clock.
supreme Court-specal Term-Part I-AdOuned until
supreme Court-specal Tcrm-Part II-Adourned for
cccgis couspaFs , J5,-nft9ss Truck JNgs f29s
1918, iC7sa. 1888 i@4U, 2os, ji52. 100. I.oiis
Circuit CouIt--Iur l-AdIourn,d f0I the term.
Circuit Court-purt II-Before Lawrence, Jla-es from
Cireai. Court-rnrt Iv--Befor Barrett. Case. from
Surroeste's Court-Deforc Ransom s-iotion calendar
10 80 a. III. FOR probate; wills OF Modora johnson,
lam Van Auden. 10 a. lillian V rorsey. Henry o.
Common PIcas-'ioncral Term-Adiourned until June
Common pleas-spocial rern-BcfOre BIschon. J.
No.. 81 s. s g. s 5s s S. GSessA s
Common rleas--r,al Te5m,rart I-iiefcro neoAsayer.
}To ISL ~ - 10; iS Ssi ~ 49, 49,, 1885, is
1905. 1855, 30 ii15, IN. iO2. 1873, 1924. 1920
Common .sS r lar rcm-rars I-Bcorc Pryor
Superior Court-6ieneral Term-Before Freedman. T. j.
Dugro and tilldersleeve JJ.- Adjourned until July ).
superior Couft-specla Terni-Bcforc McAdam. j.
superior Court-rrial Term--Parts 1, IL and Had.
ely tourt~special Tcrm-;,cforc Van wyck. J.-Mo.
CITY ceurtI0I TsSm-p n,1 IpefoEs ,I Newbg!ser
N esS ese S sso ss S $3.50 S2yi S Ss Sss
city Couft~irial Trrm-part II--Beiore Mccarthy J.
@ sos 1888 $685. sSs SssS sss Ssa
City CSortTra Tsrmr,ss anG MsGOwo &
Nos 5000 $3.50, 5S70. 67ls 5000. $685. 0ooi, 0972.
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DECISION ON An UNUSUAL POINT.


Judge McAdam, In the superior Court. yesterday
granted an injunction. pcUdng trial. TO restrain TIE
Master frecstonc Critters Assoc atiOu from cXpclling
John. John A. and Charles W. Hutchinson. The
lIutchlnsoUs complained that tic association 90
Ing 70 cApe them because they would not comply with
what they declared Illegal rules Of the association
In granting the Injunction. Judge McAdam says:
at Is a voluntary organization and It's declared Oh
Jet is 10 foster protect and promote the welfare and
interest n persons engaged in the cestouc business
purpose IN Itself LEGAL but whether It's real design. Us
demonstrated by IL, methods does not amount to
,rlmiual conspiracy whereby valuable property is
posed % Injury Is pertinent and serious Inquiry
The real purpose seem, 10 be to compel purchasers.
under foreclosure Of unfinished houses 10 lelve them
In that Idle. urp d'clivc and exposed condition. I'M
,s they first pay the debts and obligations Of prcvion>
owners specie OF dIrcss not favored BY the law and
fraugbt With danger TO the public interests Another
quest T.. how far parties belonging 10 such an
orSanzai0u may by injunction obtain equitable relief
from Gr'at.nod special Injury by the overt acts Of
their aSsociatc and whether such relief BE- had In
advance OF actual expulsion The contest IS not by
an 'ou, slider asIng protection from the conspiracy
charged but by three u the guild who object Z being
expelled from tho combination by The other members
~ ~. IN Wow ~ the Importance Of tho question In
vovc the fuc that tle Injunction granted IS directed
against Illegal the application 10 continue the writ
win De srant,d to The end That the association may
have 'lr question author1ta'ivcly detcrmy'd by H."
General Term
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SHE SAYS HER LOVER ROBBED HER.

Pan Elcman. Of No. 30 Bowery stood at the bar
Of the ESSEX Market Police Court yesterday 10 answer
II charge Of grand larceny, preferred against him by
Rcbecca Gordon. OF No. lo4 Allen-st Miss Gordon
said that Edciman pretended 10 De In love with her
and asked her 10 be his wife. IN January last she lived
al No. III Allen-st On January II Edeman gave her
drink. which sent her to sleep she alleges and when
she awoke She discovered that she had ben robbed.
Her trunk WAS broken Open ana $500 in money and
jcwclry gone Her lover also missing.
She ,.iw him on sGnaay, the hfst lime since then,
and had him arrested. EicDlan DENIED the charge
and said that she made the complaint because ~ ~
fused TO marry her. lie was held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
CHAMBERS or COMMERCE TO MEET
PROPOSED DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LIE
UNITED STATES by ENGLAND AND
HER COLONIES

PROPOSED DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LIE
UNITED STATES by ENGLAND AND
HER COLONIES.
During the last four DAYS OF this month
there will assemble In London, England. group OF
representative men whose deliberations will be watchel
with more than usual interest 1t Is the asSenoiso
of the Associated Chambers of Commerce OF the Blush
rnn,re which originated with the Colonial Exh|
lJton ten wears ago, and assemblies every five years
This one will be composed OF perhaps the most m;rhea
representation brought together In LONDON Vi
bre,ncss men from all quarters Of the empire. mo
most intelligent and capable representatives OF inc
various commercial bodies not only Of England ana
scotland but from India, Australia and Canada VIII
assemble, and 1t is believed that not less ''ah -''
oru nizatiOns will be represented
The questions for discussion are numerous 1he
most important OF them, however is that WHICH VIII
begin the proceedings" The Relation II Great BrGih
10 Her Colonies" An attempt will he made by tie
Imperial Federationsts to promote their cause winch
practically means the federation OF all the coo'hes
With the empire, representation In Parliament
uniform tariff and resulting discrimination against
tho United states In favor Of the products Of the
colonies.
The recent speech of Lord Salisbury, at Hastings
has given great encouragement to the oelei tiaC
something practical might result from what nave
hitherto been exceedingly vague and impactlcai Sus
eestions of the Imperial Federitionsis. Oh course
the question OF the relations between Canada ana '''o
United Statch will form Il not unimporant considerN
lion In this discussion and indeed the whole duesuoh
Of how far the Interests Of the United states are
likely to be affected, should the recommendations Vi
this assembsgc take definite form, is matter OK
Er,stus Wiman probably the bostinformed man III
This country upon these questions TINES his vaca,p
so that he can visit London during the sessions vi
tb. Hssociatcd Chambers and will sail OH the Alcr
on saturday with th, purpose in view 0Ppo.r,
unity Is offered him. he vii doubtless DC aoic ~
i've the meeting much Information. which VIII
6e IN The direction Of the greatest posylDie
freedom Of intercourse between the EnglshspeiAlhe
urople Oh this continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
TAMMlyY WOULD DEPOSE SATAN.

Nashville. Tenn, june 13-Tbe Rev. sam Jones
ended a successful series OF meetings here last night
Among other things in his closing sermon he sal1.
touching politics: 1.-THE difference between the Repub
ncan platform and the Democratic platform is In the
tariff. that is all fellow may say: 4 would die for
the principles Of my party. when he would not know
principle II he TO meet it In the road. II Old
Tammany to go 10 hell in body and knock at
the door the devil would only let them In at time.
II &c were to let them in all they would knock
him IN the head elect their own devil and run tings
TO suit themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
PILGRIMS TO ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE.
THOUSANDS VISIT THE CHURCH on Mt. TROY,
ALLEGHENY.

THOUSANDS VISIT THE CHURCH on Mt. TROY.
ALLEGHENY.
Ptttsburg, June 13.-Today is st. Anthony's Day
and, is usual on this OCCASION early morning found
thousands OF pilgrims tue way to the shrine Of that
saint On VT. Troy, Allegheny. Every year many per.
afflicted with diseases Of ali kinds and from al
oyer the United s.a,es present themselves TO Father
Mo!inger Of the Church OF ST. Anthony for cure
OF their ni mites. One IS here to-day from Australia
At noon tie crowd numbered 5000 and was still
increasing. There present the blind, the Grip
pied, and the sufferers from almost every known dis
ease waiting for admission to the church TO obtain thu
ulesng of the great priest and celebrated healer OF
TIE sick, Father Mongcr Not oneffth OF those
present we're able get into the church 10 attend
After the latter service the work Of blessing the peo.
PIE began and continued till p. M, when ST.
AnthOnys Chapel WAS opened for blessing With tie
relics OF the saint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
DIRECTORS OF TIE BROIDWAY LINE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad Company
was held yesterday at the oncc Of the company No.
7Gl sevcnth-avc. The following Board VI Directors
was unanimously elected: Henry Thompson. John
ID. Crimmins, John G. Murphy Thomas Dolan. Charles
+. Frothnglam Z. a. Il. Widcner. Thomas +. Ryan,
william Is. HnsmOre, Thomas !. O'Donohuc. William
l.. Ellns, William II. Rockwell. ID. Il. IIashrouck
and Daniel :. Lamont The new. members Of the board
are John ID. Crimmins aud Thomas Dolnn. They sue
coed John J. Bradley aud Cha:lrs Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

oa2z AL 1912 l5s 59554 s9e es1o $685. soal' Ssid
City Conrt-lra TermPsrt lv.Geore Enrlleh SSc3
short nos 1871 800 5Stl cs So 1885 7So2
77iS 1913 1875. 77s3, 7T4o. ,A : and
court 81 over and Terminer- Before 1ngrthan y anu
Assistant District attorneys welnaa and snSns.LMo
and &sstant district Attorney Davis-Nos to H. in'
elusive. potD,, u,.,yeraid
and Assistant District Attorney Weeks-Noe. 10 ID
inclusive. ,- ~. ,,r po,ore cowinV
T. and Assistant District Attorney Town.end-\os' W
"a t,rlu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
4 NEW SHOE STORE OPENED.

Edwin e. Burt a CO.. the well known boot and shoe
dealers. who for many years have done a large bus.
ness at Nos 4i6 and AS Hl,onst., Brooklyn, have
just opened new retail establishment at Nos. 20
and - West Twenty -thrdst. near sxth-ave. As
McoSrs. Burt co. manufacturers and expo. ters Of
shoes well retail dealers. they will be able to
keep constantly on hand a complete line of their SUI
pclOr productions OF boots, shoes and other footwear
ut the most reasonable prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
TIE no1oLoGY IN MAyY roxGrEs IN UMsoy.

Clifton Springs, y. Y, June - (Speciap.-festerdey
was crowded here with meetings from morning I'LL
night AT the one at o'cOck foI the children t'ere
was singing in many foreign Tongues and the services
closed with tie doxo)gy sung In many languages In
unison The Rev DR.. Kellogg. Of Toronto. preached
an able sermon in the morning. This afternoon an
interesting Session OF nearly three hours occupied
with the consideration Of how best 20 Increase the mis-.
onary spirit in the churches and T. raise more money
for mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

The Holland House. Tluriethst and Fntha -
the only hotel in YORK that is pasered thrSu w,
out with Kings Windsor Asbestos Cement WHICH ~.
only makes Il the only thoroughly nreproof house ~
the city, but ut the same time absolutely impervlous ~
moisture which Insure, most perfect sanitary coiu.
tons Owing to the great tensile strength Of kings
Windsor Asb Cement. also nsures the Occupants
Of rooms against falling ceilings, which are often oocus
ring fatal results to nervous aud convalescen sup
tecta. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
WEBSTER lSKS FOR NONE TINE.

Burton &. Webster. who Is charged with the murder
Of Charles h. Goodwin, In the Pcrcval apartment house
last August, WIS before Justice Ingraham In the
Court OF oyer and Termlner yesterday. and asked for
IA further pJstponmcnt Of his trial until June ~.
Mr.. Howe appeared with an affidavit signed by him
self. declaring that he too III 10 90 on with the
trial now. Mr.. Howe also said that at the earnest
solicitation OF Webster he had promised 10 go with
the trial. but he wanted II put over until the date
mentioned Justice Ingralnm denied that application
and put The case down for next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
TIE REV. A. c. DIXON GAINS A POINT.

Justice LawcAcc ia the supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday denied the motion mad by Colonel Robert
G.. IngcsoI to compel the Rev. ANIL &. Dixon b. cut
gu, many Of tho allegations which he has made In the
answer the suit which Colonel ngcrsol has brought
against him for 81, 900 for alleged SANDER uttered
by Mr. Dixon In II lecture. la this answer the Rev
Mr. Dixon males number Of allegations I'm InSfca
tlcn OF his ucranceS. and these the allegations
which Colonel Jngcrsol wanted to cut out Mr.. Dixon
declares that he Will prove these allegations the
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
SMlLLPOX " TIE STEERlGE.

case OF smallpox discovered by Health On
Ger Jenkins In the Storage Of the steamship T. .ai
and, from Amsterdam. which arrived here YESTERDAY
morning. The vessel detained for fumigatioa ~'u
tho patient, woman named Rachel PcDhai,, W., WA
sent Ia the Reception HOSPITAL on iofman's ish'ip~'
The steamship had a rough passage throughOut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
ALLC0CK'S , fssRgi

should always be kept on hand for use In cases
of Colds Coughs. Sore Throat. Pains in the Chest
Weak Back. Weak Muscles. Strains. sprains Lame
ness. aad Aches and Pains Of every description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

THERE are 10000 families in and
i near New York who buy the
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
More than 100000 copies sold through
out the country monthly in cities and
the larger towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

yesterday that In 1898 the BOARD Of Aldermen hal
esgnated the prison now called the Tombs as the
county jail. Finn will probably be sent there On
that account.