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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
NIX. TANAMIKEKS EECDNNENDiTION
TIE OFFICIALS At TIE roSrOrrsE THINK
THEY SHOULD BIZ CAErIED OFT.

THE OFFICIALS At TIE roSTorT,E Tu:NK
THEY SHOULD BE CAERIED OFT
The rcomm0nda,ion, Of Postmaster General Wan
amakcr in his annual report having especial refer
cncc to the New York PoStcfl,ce meet, hearty ap
prevail among IN. local Postoilc, officials, The prin
opal suggestions Of the Po,tmaserGeneral Of local
interest were that the Ncw-lork Postoncc should
have larger bui.dng and more noor -pitc. and that
pneumatic ,ult~ or some similar means, be- adoptcl
for quickly sending letters nom the Gcneul Posoilce
to the branch stations.
Postmaster Van Cott aid yesterday: ." ought
TO bc pleased with the recommendations, rs they are
in line with The ideas which have entertained aud
expressed from within few months after took Office
until the present time. one Of the greatest needs
W. bavc il for ad iilionM room. have been per
,onally in favor Of moving the main ostpcc 10 the
nc.ghb,rnood u Forty second ~. leaving this built
ing %, a distributing point Tor tho great business
centres downtown.
r." improving of thr method Of transferring "t
ter, from one part Of the city another has been
also - my I"i pan-. know q II" quicker way
than hy ,erc, Of pneumatic tubes. and hay, ur-'d
the adoption ~ th'sc. am glnd that The l"Sinm'''
General 20 strongly urges these impfo,c menl'.'
superintendent Morgan. II m" cts Delivery Depart.
mcnt. said We need mon rom Immediately.
Everything f. oYcrcrovdcd. The business Of the Office
cannot 30 iiau,acici a, Il should De-. II new build
Ing Is obtained arTauc"m"nt, should D" made 80 That
All tie work cont Dc dom one no1r. II such "A
binding would b. NOR" expensive. the extra cost
would be- made mp almost 10y The decrease III he rA
,cr.,.. Of irnns.,rrins the mail. one floor 10
another The other recommendation, ~ The Post
,clcmi are also important, and II would DC
Oi great advanas" ~ have them carried ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE CASE or OGDEN, THE BROh Eh'
1T IS SAID THAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL LosH
MONEY.

1T IS SND THAT TIE GOVERNMENT WILL LO7'
no MONEY.
The case Of Wallace Ogden, the 'uN'o" ''0
broker who WINS arrested Wednesday on II ch''S
OF dcfrauding the Government ~ fAuduiehuy Cd
tanning stamped vouchers Will come up DeiOIe
Commissioner Shields to-day. IT Is said. me oooRS
OF the Custom House show that the amount ol
money ont OF which It is charged he sWhnuled u'
Government is 1863 80. The Government VIII not
o,. ANYTHING. il is said for the importers VIII"
employed ogden ARE liable. several OF them nave
Informed the Collector that they are really to pay
the duty ON their good and that they supposed
that the duties had been properly paid. 'oilec'or
Hendricks, :, considering the question whether or
not he has power to prohibit ogden from acting a.
Custom House broker. II he finds that il" mas
power he will probably exercise IT, at least uh'h
after Ogi"ns trial.
ogden Is well known In society. and Is mem
Der Of the Union club ana the Iarchrom iach'
C,nb lie f. unmarried. and lives with his mother
Il No OF West Twenty thlrd ST. Fer NUMBER
~ years he was a member OF the firm oi Cont
ogden ~ Francklyn. custom House brokers' OF No.
: south Vlllam->t. lie withdrew from THIS irn
I'm 1890 and opened an Office for himself at No
- wall 81. lie did much work for the Guon Line.
Among private importers he hal good CUSTOMERS
No reflection has been cast upon the importers By
ogden, arrest
Deputy Collector Phelps said yesterday that Og
den had been detected In the ease Of {. e. Barley ,
a hardware dealer ~ Warron--t., VINO imported
good IN" duty on which wa, about Siop os zen
had taken the money, but had not received me
Vas Slow. Later Nj Hartley had found that the
duty had not been pail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

The suit Of Esther Jacobs against Henry D. siie Ior
ALLEGED breach Of promise Of marriage was caiea oeioo
Cbs udge sedgwick OF the Superior Court yesterday
oue.noon The time before adjournment was spent 10
securing jury Twelve men were selected after Charles
II Brooke for the plaintiff had challenged several.
rrauu.ov : T-uoN FOR the defendant then challenges
tr foreman and the left % be nlled t)-daY'
Vi r,h g.. a singer of some reputc and Nj. Sire is
y.kuoui tailor aud hor \ juror died wheh hs
ro. was fist brought T. trial An alleged misstatneht as
f. the AGO 4 Mis- Jacobs by her sister, MIS- hate
Davis produced charge Of perjury TO eompca'e Ue
nj. On Bots Il Detroit Mich. recovered verdict Oh
80 SOB AGAINST W. II. NJ. >islre and Harold Oehehs !"
IN. supreme Court yesterday. The detehcihs "efs
cha, god with coiNeitlng Du Bots, secWritles
i,,,v p be .upenle Court before Judge Beach yeseE.
day gave a verdict OF A. OOo for SiLs l.. Woodruff
resident o. BROOKLYN against The cities OF New'foFA ana
T,o kl,u for mdsntrs, seizure aud arrest put UPON
INN IN Ma. 1890 by John II. Bishop a Brldse police
man Judge Beach said that the verdict was excessive
and that ne would stain motion q set IL aslae'
Tho motion viii BE- made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
u,,,rJyG GID ENGLISH BiLLApS.

Al sherry Finh-avc. and Thirty 'cv'ntA'''" yes
ter,,ay an enjoyable afternoon was spout pN VI"
frirndn Of the Messiah II I'M" i"f I'"' ' ~
J., rutn.rfor,l place. IN listening T. Frederick
~ v,ucrou who explained uuI sang oil English
h,l,d, Mr. Bancroft traced the or-in Il the hll'
ard ,r,kr cntcrtaningly n tAr changes III P'o"'
opinlon ,1mciimce eau l by them. lie lang sum
mrf +, Icnmcn In" 1850. ard I'll, Wa' followed by
ballad, of The time Of Henry VII. Henry Will. hA
alrth Jane, l.. and of succeeding r"IGh>' inv
women whp were ic Iorsihlc Tor yesterday SUE ~
,r. Mrs I, : Homer AMI Mr.. william llamil IN
Harris Among those present wee Mrs FitJohn
p,rtcr Mrs.. George \. Caster. Mr.. Gilman Cola
mor, MIR, H. G.. Valentine Mrs. \. u. - rm. VI.
md Mr.. j. Wells ChampnN. NJ, Harper. Mrs. ken
haTdt MIR, william {. whitney, aud Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence AbbIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
NEWS HON Tile N4LY TIKU

An order 10 put the Chicago out OF commission was
received at the Navy Yard yesterday. II sup
condition OF the Chicagos engines and boilers late in
IN" afternoon, however, another order reached the
Navy Yard resembling all former ones Issued in re-
gard 20 Ia" Chicago. The belief WIS that the Depart
mcnt at Washington had decided later t. keep the
Chicago i'll readiness 10 take part In the international
naval review and manOcuvres next spring
The commanding officer % the Chicago, Captain
Mc''l'Sey. gave small informal dance on the ohip
yesterday afternoon.
O,dels have reached the Yard for the training ship
Portsmouth . remain Ia the Yard until she starts for
her wintcr cruise in TIE West Indies, probably about
The last Of the month. The private trial bv the con-
TRACTORS of the practice cruiser bancroft i, to take
10 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
s z MI SON GEr> 1 SHY

sylvester =. wilson. tn" MANAGE Of female base
ball nnrs. who convicted % abduction and
remained Tor several meath. In Tho TOmbS. 80
cured III, liberty Few weeks by the act Of
Judge Pratt. of Brooklyn. in reducing the bail 10
Sj.COD. against the protest u District Attorney
NicOll. The General Term Of Tire supreme Court
on Tuesday dismissed wilson, appeal for want of
prosecution. Detectives lrcAn search for VII
son. but they will now their efforts Wilson's
lawyer Yesterday served Disti"t-Atornry Nicoll
n stay Of proceedings. which Judg' Pratt has just
granted. Tbs stop, all attempt, To arrest Wilson
untii january -. although there /, now no appeal
existing In the ease. II also prevents any action
toward collecting the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
SHIPS OFFICEES HELD FOE CHIEFLY.

Boston. Dec. S.1he hearing In the case OF Captain
Daniel {. Nichols and Mates Robert Crosby and
Daniel McCorkel OF the ship Wandering Jtw, who
were arrested yesterday Charg d witt inf Ing or g,
and unusual treatment upon their while at sea-
was held before United States Commssi Dncr Fisk at
his court This afternoon. TIE captain ie.tlfed nj or
the men had given their evidence. IL. said: Il
have been following the for thirty years. { ung
the men up because they refused 10 90 % work II
IS nothing unusual 70 punish sailors In thai way when
they refuse to work" COMMISSIONS FISK thought
there was ,Ificieni evidence 10 hold the three men
for the Enj'd >tlt's District Court. The captain
was held in ~. 90 and the mates In ~ 900 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE COURTS.
TIE STOKES COUSINS IN COURT AGAIN.


Four promlssory notes amounting to S342OO have
been the subject of n lawsuit between William Z. D.
Stokes, the holder, and Edward 5. Stokes, the giver
4 the notes Two suits for recovery were originally
brought by William f. d. Stokes, but the actions
were consolidated. Edward s. stokes recently put In
an answer 70 the suit in the superior court,
In which he admitted the making VI the notes,
but declared that he had deposited as col
lateral security for the payment of them bonds
to the value Of $4,000. He SAYS that he offered TO
William L.. ID. stokes November 10 r3', 900, be-
ing the amount the notes, with interest together
with the OF the action, but that William E. d.
II Ike, declined surrender the securities William y
d. stokes that be holds the securities Tor purposes
other than this Indebtedness under scaled
agreement executed August Is, 1881. lie has made
TO deposit the bonds with the court pendins tue
,ctflcment of TIE suit. -
Edward :, stone, charge, I'm his answer that Will
lam f.. d. Stokes has practically appro pfiated these
bonds. William T.. ID. stokes made application yes
terfay Judge DugrO Of the superior Court 10 strike
ont thi, Judge Dugro reserved hisdccision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
1 MrSIclL ENJOYS xrw orrirERS.

The Musical Mutual Protective Union. Local No.
Of ~" National League - Musicians. held It's usual
quarterly meeting Yesterday ~ 40 ~ East Fourth
-. About 500 member, were present. Leopold
Fcnhcust,n Irc.iG'd. IL va, decided 10 move 10
the Old Hon, stead Ninety first It, aud Third
Thor, were two tickets for officers in IN, fld. IN"
"Oppo,tionH candidates. with tie piion of Rob
crt RccScr nominee for pr~idsn.. wrr elected ~
follows: Vice PRESIDENT. AdolPh Bernstein: secretary
John Hunt TREASURER. IguatZ liu>Cn trustees. Row
land II. Maryland, John g.. Frank, Michael >chlig :;
executive committee. Ernest A. Ilnu,cr. r. Sunty.
william JAEGER ,haIl., D. Roe. Jo-t ph Al'sjio. john
g. Miiihaurr and Carl kauiimann. Alexander Hrcmcr
was elected PRESIDENT by he narrow majority Of >
votes In Il total poll Oi ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
ntsCREpINCIES ~ JEWISH HISTORY.
THE PROSECUTION ~ THE CINcINNATI HERESf
TRIAL SAYS THEY ARE EASILY
rrCONCILABI'

TIL Al SAYS THBl Air- i@''i'i
crCONCILABL".
Cincinnati Dec. s-Dr McKibben closed MS 'lsu'
ment for the prosecution this forenoon I'll .'t en- -.
nercsy trial. He attacked Inc p''uVn c%o",o,os
Professor smith concerning discrepancies In Ohroc'e
a KIM. I'm regard to the events In jewish
history Dr. McKibben said mat these apparent
DISCREPANCIES were easily rcconclcd by the lac' 'n
m Kings the secular civic side oil the Story j. SN'"
while CHRONICLES concerned with Il recoru Vi INV
doings Of the priesthood 49, a.,
professor smith began his relonder making the
,oint that even the committees theory did not RUE
ont all forms of error, but only certain ior"'' ~
co,,Id NOT n. sad be sinful to inquire into certain
forms Of errors and not as to Others DR.. Mehlporh
,ad answered his point a 70 N" TWO lofH> VI '''
Dccalogne by saying that Moses CAV" second 'u'o"
of IT, Professor smith read the second edition 10 So"
hat Mo>c, purported 10 quote the very lahguaee u
God Himself when he wrote that edition. lie had
been told that to b. logical lie must deny all inSpri
ZION A. he denied any. He WAS not shut np 10 any
such result II was the same rs to say that man
who committed single sin had no grace In ms hrar''
A beautiful basket oi roses, ferns and snlIaN was
sent 10 Professor Smh during the forenoon session oy
the women Of the Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church
At o'clock The rrc,bytely went into secret session
10 consider the case When they adjourned II was 10
meet Monday next. y vote J. "Ape''eu Dy i"''
day Wednesday.
Dr. McKibhcn in his argument today said he was
convinced that Professor Smul had been led INFO
error ignorantly but liz added That II the IreSbyt'ry
failed to do lis duty by dcpOsng him from the
ministry there could be- NJ claim that this was
Trough ignorance Professor smith, IN II, final re-
ply said tina, the Roman Catholic Church had strong
faith In inVinciblc ignorance ~ means 81
saving .oHl, AM the p.O~ccuing committee seemed
To have a sinilar hope FOR him
I.rfrr. a,inr into session tn" roll called
ia ascertain who were ell g1hlc 10 III in Judgment.
II disclosed thirty nine minister's ana eighteen elders
An. futf .f low -
eighteen Of the ministers and six Of III" elders avor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Dr. oRosBr's SUCCESSOR NOT caosEx YET.

The rIOn that the Rev. James w BiN r. OF the
cond congregational Church OF New London Conn had
called the Iouth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church
NJ this city was dcni.d by member Of the committee,
appointed ~ the church to name u successor o. DR..
Howard Crosby. II" said
"Mr. EislcrS ninr T. Of q number that have
been Ia tn minds OF different members but the
whole has considered his name The committee
could no; call him II they thought H. wise 10 lo
20; IL would only recommend that the church body
assembled IN congrc eaonal mcrting should do So OF
course there i the possibility that Mr.. BNler may b.
considered Nv the lttcc NOR. 80 than any
OF dozen whom | could mention"
Dr.. w c. Young. the Moderator Of the G.ncra.
Assembly, Is u preIch Ia the lourth Ayen"- .hurth
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
APPOINTMENTS Is THE C0yYEc1Icrr MILITIA.

Hartford Conn. Dec s.-John i. Iiar isoa who j.
10 be the new quaIcrmaste ter general under Governor
Morris, has appointed Captain Jane, r. n rman
assistant quartcrmaster- genea, Captain William II.
Mclean state arnOrcr, AM Lcutona John j. D'Ni,
assistant aimorsr. Mclean was rmcily cap ain Of
the Hartford Light Guard, ana dismissed for The
benefit Of III" service" by Governor Bulkeley. ~
result Of court Of inquiry int the c)mpanys a dr..
O'Neil was until about wear ago officer Of the
Hycr Guard and was discharged by Governor Bukc-
ley after an inquiry into hi conduct n nm Officer
MnIri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
4 NEW-JERSEY pOSNlSTER sEyT IT, pcJSov

Trenton " j.. Dee. s.-F7ink T.. Macce VIII, has
been postmaster at Holmdc Monmouth County VA,
sentenced In III" United state, Court hi, morning TO
one yea" In the Essex County PclItcntiIry He was
caught opening letters and taking money from Them
which he replaced with stamps. ana the letters ,cr.
then delivered. lie did this I'm order 10 swell hI. ,cr
centageS on the sale Of stamp, lie was cnrcfu nny
pleaded guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
HE INSTITUTE FAIR TO CLOSE.

The American Institute Fair. at the exhibition
hall in Third ave. between Sixty third and sixty
fourth SIS, will close tomorrow evening Exhibitor,
are vel pleased with the results to them and th,
makes il pleasant for IN" managers The public las
found the exhibition good return for the time ani
money FOR visit, and the a> day ana evening
should be Jolly In every feature rs a goodbye for
tle present "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
70 GIVE FRANCE / SrArrE OF WASHINGTON

The New York CITY Chapter OF the Daughters oil the
American Rrvohti II -. tcrlay afcrnp D gave nm en-
tcrtalnncnt az Shcrry'>. fiithaVr. and Thirty Soy
cnth st. TO hccin railing fund br statue of Wash
Iugon 10 be- presented t. France. The musical por
ton Of the pr lgrammc wa, given by Mime. tlei'n
tine d" Ncsc Sapo, soDriHo, and tie Gregory irIj
baniol,t. MIS- lda CJpcEtrr rcclicd "Clcopa'ia.
There wcr' present ID the entertainment among Others
Mr., r. ogden Doremu, Mi-s Naa Buren, Nande:
noel Mr. Dsnad Mclean. Mr.. Clarence Postley
Miss McAlstcr Mrs schuyler Hamilton. ilr,. {. G..
do Garmcndia Judge and Mr.. Jo,ph +. Daly, MIS-
Tloyi Jones, MIS- GcOrIc Bliss Mrs. Th lmaS Ronalls
Mr.. John Allen Nj. T.. J. thai.ce, Mrs. Lld"w ANA
IlIrrt II. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
INDIIyI HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT tSSOcJtrrov

lndianapo IS Dec. (>lc inli-Thc 60 d Roads Con
sfcN> ndJolncd today after c'c ting thu following
ohcc' President. Mason j. Njlick. OF Vine mo,
secretary, Ivan" Woolrn. Of indianapolis: tea u err
Louis H. Gibson. Of ind iIiapo-. III. association
was named The Indiana Highway improvement A,,od.
atloi: Resolutions were adopted 0ulllhing fo, H..
Information II IN" Legislature the Views Of tia con
cress ms TO what should BE- encrafi.d The law mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
The pIynn coMrlyr cHlRrrRS SrEANEns.

1t was announced Yesterday that the Panama
Railroad Company had chartered the steamer, San
Marcos and Alamo 10 begin running between SrWi
York and Colon February /, 1893. at which time
The railroad company contract with the Iacitc
Mail Steamship Company expires The SER
vice IS expected 10 materially rducc t." tim" 10
7an Francisco b. way OF III" Istmu,. Tie YES
sci, mentioned b'long To the Mallory Line. running
between New York and Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
u-pGE HAIGHrs NEW APPOINTMENT

Albany Dec. o.-GovernF flo"er ms ie0e's
o,od ,nsrt uaicht. Of Buffalo an Associate Jus
., NJ the General Term for the fifth department. OF
a., surname Court from January l. Judge hMsnt
% i'm irba General Term before being detailed 10 the
Clnrt If Anneal,. Second DIVISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
CHARGES AGAINST A LAW STUDENT.

Tclelt Wtt.rdnk has brought suit I'm the SupFem
Court u recover so 90 damages William Phppea
Law student lor alternating the affections OF his VIII
Wrt,rnk allecc, that his wife conspired successful
with the GcionIant 10 mcaceutc him III the tIat0us
Insane Asylum lOg 4 umc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

,ironea for The principal features are demaiu 10
abolish the road SUPPRESSION system 10 pFo>'uc SI dp
pdnve comfy and township SUPERVISORS, u
,h ro,d fund 10 provide Tor ten-yclr Dlan 4" ~,
oa for roads and 10 require broad ulc 49, Ill.,
IrnnaIy ) The chairman' coHmcndnr t
closed the congress with an "uu''''
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

,rb,nv Dec Sin the Court OF Appeals to-day the
following "a es argued:
v,li,m = Coffin and another ACT. the president OF mo
cr,nd Rutdds Hydraulic Company, appellant lihreo
Sl,, = Pratt a, administrator. agt the Lake
,nI Michigan southern RAILROAD Company, sPPis
A.. Lav calendar fol tomorrow Is Nos 20, lV3' loo'
1875 1871 i3s, l39 and III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
rnrYr cALtNpAKs TOR TO-DAY.

supreme coart,epsral Tei@EGipro Van Brun' J
i.,,r r,rr MChambcr,-Beofo Ingraham J.-Mo.
tlou ,al nddr cal ed at IL o'cOch 49,, ,,...,
9l5 iS.3 1871 lbs i36l 1862 .6o7 3llo.
3o.i 4l5J' 2l51 .lGI, 2l'', -lsL =Iso =l9l 100
sap5@ Ter.5s AZ, II iI ,A And Hc
3i23 2l-s 65s. 100, i5i5 2i3i 800 1879 4o2' 2liS
,au, No,. l55G AS i796. 1853, 533s 1920. 1872
3i2 5S ' o5 pay ec S5"as s u.s. 5oso ill., 3iS ic
',Ssrult cour,-part before Truax, J-ca~cs from
ray Circuit t1 cour,-par reor Parker. J-cases from
rcinii Court-part Iv-Bctore Beach, J-cases from
r'f Sarroqat. courDfo Ransom Ser pro6ais'
wis Of picro Told sarah j. IabEskie Mary ourtis'
florcncc McCar,hy Anna NJ Downo, Uanerhp S Sanoi
o@i T. c,g , 10 a. ra,rc Rcdssn John E. Camp
bel L. ~ I r Ea iS1naH, % aHs Dc
Common Pleas. Special Term-Beore Bisehos' J'-No'
'', Common pleas-Eouty Torn, Before BoOh'aver' j.
No Common i ps,Irra Tcrm-rart lEctore Giecerlea
JNos % 10 7 g' o 60 7S go "a ~ oa SS SS5
80 81 SOS o SO; s52 @3 ~ $40 ,S;oS Se' b, ssi C.
Common ,,d mea rort a. l'''" '''
&C common ass ron TsnTal Tcrm-rar' lI-DefoFe Pryor.
,,ncror V Court General Tcrm-Adjousned until Decem'
Der ,up,ror Cour, -spech Tcrm-Bcforc Dusro J.-No'
STp,ror Court-Equy Adjourned until Decem'
be, ,u rs court-rra Tcrm-Par IBef9re ses"Iek
- ! case ON Jacobs Sire No calendar ,,u
Sup ror Cour,-Tral Term-par ll~A1!oArhea "''''
Snnrror 2our-rral Tcrn-Par HI-Adjourncd ft th'
term. .,or,, t,a,ore Newhurrer -
N'o NV c,nrt-rral rcrm-Par Gpeforc Van wyck i
vc, 81 cS8 TO lsd5 $i2 sG7, go ig,2' iipIss
iII5 i 9S HI HI HE s ! H. i!s iss i!a ISL
T IN ;s -p IcSs rs Ts OBS ~
Ctr ror-Tr'el Ter"-n,rt ilItstcec Mc' sis Hoo'
900 esa 40 3sl 227o. 1920 - ,.,.,uoo.
iItv Couri-Tr', rc-n-lart lNBe@o," nsl SD
Sio9 520N 1923 Pol. 29G6 100. , ,,s,s,
,o,r, az Oyer and Temncr-PciOrr Russell Nssi'''
an, nlstrict Aftorpovs Towns nd ard Simms.-No !.
Conn Of general Scssons-Pirt I-BfOe Maruhe. g.,
Assistant District-Attoucy DaVis.-Nos 10 - III"
elusive. =, ,,,. ,-,,ca,,,d r
Cour. Of General Session>-Part II-refoe tlfrtau
Assistant District Attorney Wceks-NOs l Ia Il ih'
elusive -, ,,.,. c,winc T.
Assistant District. Attorney Be1iorG.-Nos 10 u"
elusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE PARK BOIRp AND BATTERY WATER FRONT

The Dock Commissioners and d PARK ComuIs
SlOne?s have for long lime s.rvcn t0cc!her a 10
which OF these honorable bodies wa, the lawful ru or
OF The water frCn; at CASH, GARDEN. The ID cl Com
missioncrs, nj their meeting Yesterday rec ,Ivc1 a
communication from the Commissioner, Of IN" sink
ing hind aging that the Castle Gaiden vaIcr fr INT
lc.onged within the iur.d elton Ct tie Parf Com
misi)rcfs. The DO Il TO.rd tri,r d s,oI 90 IA n
lald 10 {. {. Moor, for property the No n hiv r
between Twcniy-ihT! AMI fwchty-f0urth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
BUSINESS IN TIE SUPREME couEr

WASHINGTON Dec S.-The supreme 'ouit VI wv INV"
states today transacted the following ou'mSs' 80.
No az polorc. q, A,tiazarln AL appel ant ag..
the santa iA Lam. and Mining C0lpinN u IT. wv"
Of continuance Nacabd and cause -uDhltru ,,,p.
No l97-The Lincoln Rapid TRANSIT ' ,pyd With
TN error. 0gt. william H. k"'h'' D'''
ct
80 l2ls-Emma j. Clark, e. al appha"'S' Wv
i' Yn s. Herman Ronrr appellant at. William Coupe
A. Co. Argument continued. 49,. =, . 40, the
so. Si~fias w. Metcalf plaintiff IN error 's'' Wv
City If Watertnwn Argument hesuh, call will -
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1 ~prGlEs-IX" on rmiL roR MIySLirGHrER

The trial Of Abraham Barnett, the BaXierot.
pullrrn.7 for manSaughter In causing the death
Of John Thomas Glover. began In the Court Of oyer
aud Terminar yesterday before Judge EusN''l.
Jury was secured by O'Clock. ana The taking oil
testimony began Clover, who was II printer
ont OF work. was in l0Nt'r>t Ia company win
william j. Walsh on sept mbcr ,. Barnett solicited
him To buy clothing and dispute followed. In which
Clover was klld by II blow from Baruett'' fist.
All the witness Yesterday were for the prosecution
The; Joseph Weber truCkman who was passing
when TIE Mling took place. william !. Walsh ami
policemen k.shun and tprroran, ald Er. Weston.
The drpui; coroner. III, nial VIII br resumed to-
day.
SUBURBAN HOMES ON TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF NEWJERSEY.
Low fares. frequent aud quick trains. four tricks,
protected hy block signals uncNcrllst for suburban
Irsldnncrs. ErrrA foot LlhrrlA Street. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

Marvellous Ice scenery az Niagara Falls. Take the
New-lork Central. Twelve trains dav. =.