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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-28

PRETTY place
Well, yes. l hatter
myself it il a pretty
place now. You arr
wondering why
should take any cred
it to myself about it.
but explaining that
involves the story
promised you"
Mr.. Montgomery
settled himself more
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-28

Pytbons are abundau. in the Philip
pines, the species being identical with
that found in Borneo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-28
Paul Ravne's Estate.

BY ANNA SHIELDS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-28

\ PRETTY !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
pIrS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judg, Patterson OF the Supreme Court, has given
on the foreclosure OF two mortgages Tor
10000 and 1000 upon tpe property Nos oiZ
and 54i broadway, belonging the esat' OF the atc
Colon.I James Mackaye. The property is worth over
200 600 and Is mortgagcd Tor nearly IT, ful value
IL ha, been in the hands receiver David j. Lees
pending in foreclosure. There Is complicated
litigation over the estate. Mario Elery Mackaye, a
divorced Mackaye suing 1t for dover Mackaye
ana mis- widow has an Interest In the
estIte.
III writ OF habcas corpu, obtained by MORT Spege
WHO was recently convicted the Court Of oyer and
Tcrmucr attempting defraud insurance companies
dismissed by Judge Lawr yesterday.
private settlement will be made Of the suit brought
by Angelo Moelo In the Court Of Common Pleas against
the NcwYork Concert Company to 1919 20 for
81 anlng and dyeing Casino properties.
\. Sidney Norton, j. y. McKim AMI John Prcntis
Browning have been appointed to judges Of The
Cours Of Conn III AMI David Coin, John RoIdamp
and Hugh j. McEyoy have been appointed attendants in
the
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art has begun action
in the supreme Court against Marie Hopkins and her
husband, Sidney w. Hopkins for the foreclosure Of
mortgage Of so 900 property In Fifyseyenhst
LcNihgton-avc.
certificate filed In the the County Clerk
yesterday showing that the Houston, West--t. and
Pavono Ferry Railroad Company proposes to extend its
railroad from the present terminus OF the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company Columbus-ayc. and SXtyIourth-
Onc-hunf lenh-st, and also make
tension along ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % Amsterdam
ave-. connect with the Nlnthaye road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

After her husband had Let the ho'," 10 30 D''h -
nj, bu,in,,, Mrs. shaw wcnt out 20 MAI" som ''"''
she did not reach home again mill "cIo'"' ""'h
he found box and letter awaiting her addressed
in Mr. shay, handwriting. In the box were "'r
husband, watch and chain and money, ro'o cay
which he wor" at hi place o. business ana H' n''
kc,chief. The letter va written Oh Western = '''"
telegraph blark. In II Mr. Shaw "H' III Vic Il"
affect .onatc farewell declaring that He hld u''h "
f,ur. and that hy the umc the note reached N'r ~
would Dc ~ more. ~
4 Tribune reporter callol ai Tie American nftn
messenger Office AT Eighth ave AM Tw' n'} -'M St.
,.,.ri,y and found that Mr.. >m" h"d been ''''c ~
= O'Clock on the afternoon Of December H. i''
clerk In charge aid
81 DID no, nouc, anything strange in h' actions,
H.. et,pr,rcd ~ De- soucv na, oNclrd when H' 'n''"
IN. room. and rapidly wrote not" on Telegraph
HANK and asked for envelope. when De- iI'','''
me io send at once 10 80. 20 Irving Pace. lie
Then let the oncc going in thr direction Of MINI
ave"
II was learned Yesterday that III" firm Lad f'uhd
n,u with several rIfchu-"~ ~ i'"H' VIM" ''''
shaw had made recently. II l. feared hy Ills ir''hn'
that weakened by hi, recent Hines H' ms I''' Wv
cduci,n deeply aud That f. ia, un,'nl'd his NINA
and caused him - l-c,uc irr,pon-bic for his actions
y, other reason could De discovered % account ~
nj, action AS hls home Ne la, been particularly happ'
ard hi, as,,ciai"- the ,t,rr -"hL ~ me "'s'''
term, u him. Mr. shaw. a member 81 me nTIi "'"
nd, related g. he missing man, d"HI'" N''"''''
+, discuss the on-c but admitted that lAcr' was
nothing wroug With tie a'c"Hlr
Howard II. shaw Vas the Ouly enid ol t'Oil"EV
shiny 4 barry Mass. He ~as graduAt-I IRON"
Eastman's Colleec Puetkcrp,ie AMI Wa empi''ra ID,
4 r. stewart f,r about ten Year,. lie was 'hS"-'"
IN IA. lace business At TIM" under the AH'''"7e
un,., tie firm name being Shaw Eaton. thirteen
v,,t- ngo H.. entered the employ ~ Ai@"i ron d '''
ard has remained there sinc that nM'' -,
m. r,,llre have been searching IT ihe th7'iW-
ma, .nc. peeenb.r Is To-day police, Team
II tlctrr, and description 81 Mr.. >ha" VII hr r'nl
ami ly Inspector M,Laus1ln Nh.' We n''"'
,rrf,d above WIS taken hc ha. grown IulI b''''.
me circular IN part reads as follows
He Wa f,r,y..eht year, ola height on'n' . '''' .
INCHES. .lic,t buld fair complexion ''' u'u '"'"
up.. mir darN brown tu beard. cat pointed ana "'"'
must, .h. bryht blue eyes aud pleasant expression" A
and refined in manner. When last sf'h Hal on 10" u"
,a eruy striped trousers. black che'ot coat anu "''
A., nav o,rcosi and hirh ak hat with hind on H.
whit. .hlr staadng collar black satin foui'hh'"' ~ n
e.. with cod r arip.n win small diamond ia centre
ooa Gun buttons. Win l,tar II oa them, goa '"'"'
,,g ON third nnecr % LOTT hani, White ne ho '"'''
20 ofte, gray socks and laced shoes
liberal reward. the circular adds, Will BE- r. Ee ,
fo- Information leading 20 Mr.. sha"s recovery Nv
ing or dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Three fresh cases OF typauS fever were found In
the city yesterday The sufferers Daniel Field
stein. baker, tiryninc years Old living I'm the rear
OF his shop. the first moor OF the tcncmcni-hous"
No IS DiviSlon-St.: his daughter Johanna five yea
Old and his mother, Fannie. sixty eight years old.
Feldstein taken sick on December Il. hut the
nature OF bis Illness not known. and prccaI-
lions taken. He thought he wa, suffering from
the grip. -Four days ago. when his mother ami
daughter Frustrated, ply aican was called TO
attend the family. The physician did not recognize
the nature Of the Illness. but he became suspicious aud
yesterday sent word TO the bureau Of Contagious Dis
eases that the family had "typhopncnm0nia.' An
Ina pectOr went TO the house in DvisOn-st, and saw
that the Fcdscins suffering from typhus fever.
The three patients removed 10 North Brother
Island with much speed possible. As the
bakery had been kept open during Fc'ds,cns illness.
many persons In the negllbOrEOOd had been exposed
cOnta giOn. Occupants OF the tenement house Had
been ia still greater danger, a.d the house was
fnigated .rom top 30 bottom yesterday. IL was not
known how Feldstein contracted the fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE INSPECTORS.

Tho fight htwe,r Inspector, Conln and Williams
for IN. Office Of chief Inspector Of Police was con
tinu.d In the supreme Court, Chambers Yesterday DC
fore Judge Lawrence ASSISTANT '"p'da'l"n 'oI'h'l
Dean was also present. but the cliy took no part III
the fight having the question entirely to one court
Both inspectors appointed by the Police b"afd
On August o. 1881. ConIn's name was INST No''''
npon. lie was at Morchs l.. L. at the um'' """
in response 10 telegram came u NV i"'" p'N'
mocnlng and took the oath of Office. Williams WAS
.lrnd nfter Coulln hut took the oath IN hour or two
.a,ler next morning According 10 law tl" senior
inspector becomes chief Inspector on the DEATH re
n,ova or resignation Of The head OF the department.
conin's corn-r argued TINT his term Of Office dated
f,y,m his uUOlninicnt. Williams counsel arsi'd
,hoi snr form ~ acceptance Of the Ollie" was ncccS
,lry and tliat the term of Office began win TIE
taking Of the oath. DECISION Wh' nNefN'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
CHRISTMAS JOY FOR LITTLE MOTHERS. &"

The Christmas celebration Of the Little Mothers AID
Society will be held Friday afternoon January g. In
Nilsson Hall. No. 134 East Fifteenth st. The Little
Mothers Aid society gve' outings 10 the "nttle
mothers" OF the tenement houses every summer, and
during the winter celebrations held on Thanks
giving Day, Christmas AID Easter Sunday. The little
mothers ly reason Of being the eldest Of the mother
les uucared for family unable 10 obtain recrea-
ton and for these children THIS charity is especially
designed.
Each child viii receive toys, fruits and refresh
menis, AID an entertainment viii be provided on Fri
DAY next ard il IS estimated that about 400 children
viii b. present.
on Monday evening. January ., the Drawing Room
Players VIII present the Operetta "Pgt,Cila' at the
American art Galleries. Twenty thrd-st. near Broad
way for the benefit Of two nOn-sccarian charities,
principally the Little Mothers" The Drawing Room
Players include the following singers: Mss Lizzie
Webb Clry, Mrs. Adele l.. Baldwin. Miss Florence
Drake. Mrs. Arthur Dyelt, Miss Lucia Nola Miss
Neitle French, Richie Ling. Richard kedmOn, Perry
AyeriM and ". j. Mactaranc
Tickets can b. had from Mrs. J. u } ,hnston, No.
80 East sevenecnth-.t, or al the galleries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

Bosom Mass. Dec 2J.--rhe second ana IFS S'ss'''
~ fine fourth annual meeting Of The America" Tx
Jorc ,oclety Wa, held to-day Tie morning so'S""
VA, entirely given up to the discussion 81 .N"'' "'
Indian folk lore and the papers were al '\"' ~,
interesting The papers read were rs follows NFo''
~, p ,Nsinle Cambridge. Mass, Tale, q ne
Ahenaks.: H. IL. Kidder. Cambridge Mass, emp.
pevo Tales OF the md Of iawatlh : ""o'gc i'rd
Grinneu New York, Pawn t Mythology - j. { HAM
uton Toronto, The NGic Manahho' Henri ""''
Montreal Medicine Mrn ; Dr. Franz lio''s' ''h'",o'
Doctrine f souls among the Chnook' pr. JOHN
,,o., oan Port Arthur ont. Elackioot Mytho ey'
Mrs r. A. Moore, Juno, Fla, THE >crihoI'' ~
tho afternoon DR.. Chamberlain, of clark thiN.r'N.
cave an exhaustive treatise on C'r.'t III LoN L'r''
and there was an illustrated address by FrN''S"
d. r. Pcnhalow, Of NCGill University Mo'f ic" ~,
.Customs and Traditions OF the Amos ~ ;;"Ps',n,
Cther p,pc,s werc Folk Lore of PiytlmN etNi .
George kunz Of New York, ard " Amman W ''',
Weather Iroverbs.' by MIS-. Fanny ID bfsse" VI
m l,rid ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
TIE DEPARTMENT CAN'T REACH THEM.

Albany, Dee. @9.->Gprlnt,ndent Pierce, Of the
state Insurance Deparm IT. has written letter 70
Len amin Lewis, Fire Marshal o. Bro yu IN reference
t. tn" New York Cooperative Fire ln,UIance Company
II the C1y Of New-l0sk and The Manufacturers Co
operative Fire Insurance Company Of Ncw-iOrk and
Kings Counties In which he says
1le5c companies transaciing business under INC
pr yi,i IL OF A.Lcc OF TIE IHsi.tice d". tbs d-
partmcni Is given authority over tines, county CO..
, pc.uuVrS. They entirely free fom the super
vision Of this oiacr They do not seem 10 he Nu',
lrrt 10 visitation 10 nterf"reDce on the part u
tn, Insurance Department. AIR 10 lie pa dse oI
the Insurance law last winter ucic was
some question To- tnr Clarcter "t III"
pOiaicS which these c0mpanir, Should i'". ana ~
VS. held that they should H." the Hld+odl Nic III
,,,arcr DO icv Of N"W Yorf TIMER the existing law,
However there I, nothing prevent the companies
using TIE standard fir inSuinnc" policy ana there u
uotlNns requiring them - use sl'h l"lS
Mr.. Lcwi,'S leticr 10 superintendent IIF'c IT,
fcrrrd 10 the character Of policies used ly the'e COM
panic, and stated that polryloGer' therein nave Dcei
nnab, {, collect from them the amount u IOSs s"'
tanned 10y reason II IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
SlLESMly ADMITS HE STOLE JCIyTLFy

tscor1c & Matthews a salesman Tor the tiorham Manu-
featuring Company ~ Eroai~ay and Ninctccnthst..
ttrli,ncl before Justice Waite ct the Jefferson Market
Police Court. yesterday noring charge Of robbng
tine place of 200 HDlth 81 Watches chains aud fine
.eWcly. Matthews. 10 l. said stole the property and
went To- Phill9pha. The members 81 the firm dld
MT know tcy bal been robbed until Matthews. sls:cr
Martha who live a. 30. - La~tpn.st Brooklyn walked
nto tnc Tgc-Gay iast with bundle watehe,
AID jerclrv. which size returned t. the firm said
brother had taken the goods to her home and
nlrcI that hc had stolen them.
Matthews wrote {, hi, employers from Philadelphia.
king that hls place De- Kept OPEN for him. lie 1t
o. m 10 tc cit. lie di So taken intn
cu-t,dy ~ Central ONCE detectives. 10 Justice White
Matthews ,onfs, d his guilt and held in $1,000
bhl l0r trnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
Lon TILE rrroruErAE CELEBRATION.

meeting held yesterday AT inc oh''S VI ''c
Tvn,thetac no 10 Park Place. 10 consider VIVA a'P'
tid Ia tok,n 10 celebrate the 2OOlh anniversary u
tb introduction Of printing In f"v fosk 'ity, "H'h
falls on April 10. The meeting wa presided oyer ~
David Williams If The Iron Age W. W. Fask" beng
secretary. There were pes'nt r"pr"ent'u'r, i '''
ink paprr stationery o1lsIull'hing nc"sIa Fer ana
uIinter,' trades, For the celebration, which VIII pr''
ably laAe place at Delmonico's on AP H. 'n' y"
Ing were APPOINTED on committees For the ink trade
r,edodcL II Lcvcy: printng presses, e. Frank Hough.
ion. boofLjnding ". T. Waters, W. II AleHhndtr'
Robert Rutcr. publishers, william Il. lluIrr' paper
trade j. F. Perkins; elcctrotylers James " f'rlI
san. stationcrs John George Ediubriigc' irrss Cub
John W. Keller newspapers o,wa" Gt'ehu%iIer'
equations viii be included. 1hc mccnA- aiI"urhu
In Jauuary 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
P1LWER'S THEATRE ESCAPES INJURY
A FIRE UNCOMFORTABLE CLOSE TO 1.-THE
wATCHMAN AVERrs DANGER

A FIRE UNCOMFORTABLY CLOSE TO 1.-THE
wATCHMAN AvEKTs DANGER
Palmer, Theatre at Broadway and Thrtieth-st.
escon.t damage. by fire early yesterday morning be-
cause the Waterman in charge there was ooth WATCH
f,u and promDt IN an emergency. lie Is Theodore
Johnson At about = a. m. lie vas making MS
rounds and lifted a trap door on the stage. a pun
Of smoke came up through the opening lie QuicNiS
shut the trap-door and rang for the hremen. Inc
fire was in a room In the rear Of Thomas d Ecker
sons real estate ONCE In Thrtiehst., separated Only
by a wooden partition from the carpenter shop under
the stage Of the theatre Before the iremcn arrived
Policeman RYAN in Thirteth-st., was informed OF the
fire 4 backnan told him that man had run out
Of the real estate Office and had flung burning BOOK
into the street. Ryan went into the otce ana there
found Daniel Dneen, of No. 34o West Thirty-hth-st'
" no was employed by the real estate men as DOCK
keeper and cashier. Dncen was busy ut the sale'
the door of which was open, and Ryan noticed that
the combination lock OF the money drawer in the
safe had been broken OF. Ryan thought that Dineei
WIS under the influence OF MQuor and arrested him
Oh suspicion.
The nrenen found the partition OF the inner room
ablaze but they extingulshed the flames 50 quickly
that the damage did hot exceed 5000. There was
10 damage In the theatre except BY smoke, and that
was said to be slight The police held Dnecn on d
charge Of drunkenness when his right to be In the
Office established At the Jefferson Market
Police Court later he discharged. Mr.. Eckcrson
having SAID that nothing had been stolea from the
safe from the Office. Dneen said he had been
drinking and had gone into the Office, TO which Dr
sure that safe all right when he was al
rested. Mr. EckerSon said the fire might have beeu
which the fire started bens USED as place TO KEEP
rags and oil Tor cleaning the ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

OFFICIALS or TIE COMPANY MAKE \ REPLY TO
CHARGES or DIRECTORS.

OFFICIALS or TIE COMPANY MAKE REPLY TO
CHARGES or DIRECTORS
Many 81 IN. nolicy holders of the Lf"l men III
.,r,,c. romu,ny were surprised Ia learn Yesterday
,ba, ,h.rc Wa tr,ihlr between the president ana
i< II the directors of the company Ih'' III" sup
r,.,d that Oh, bushes, Of the concern ""s Nv
Iu. conducted tremendously and they hah NOT o''.
,nf,~p.d tim, the state Insurance department ""u
,, ,.l,,d 10 examine the alleged dmculiy' MT
u,ru,in Of the firm Of simpson Thatcher ana Dur
,, ,,v.,,rs At 80. 10 Wall s., who represents u"
- ur..tor, w.o complain that the funds o' inc
,n,p, hnvr been misu,cd said yesterday that
,h. ton which had been tahcn by Ms 'h-n'o "''
imply to protect the poiry-hoIdrrs i"' '"'"'
nncr Dcpartmcnt when 1t Investigated tn' ""''s ~
Tho comnony last september" hr sud- ulS'o''''N
,,,ri,i.s and Mr. Lcvy's management NJ th't
time criilci,rd ,. -, In
-, shannon the Deputy superintendent of III
,. ~, I'M. state If Sew York, Aas received the
,rr,,lnt from the SIX directors, but IL VIII Nv S'"'
,,,uc before he viii make Il rcPorIpn lhr ease
""' 'n,a, Abbott secretary of tbe iife-Cnion, yes
,, ..,,c ont The foil wing statement a. irpp 81
,n, officers OF the company TO the Hiuce' ''o' nave
boon publishcd in regard to - affairs:
.,,, r,r,r, of the, Llfc-Cnion make the following
,,t r,I, ia article. Appearing in two of the mora
ing pafsr, Of yesterday.
'"H r ,r,,,I.. wcr. m,tlgatd by former directors.
,,a constituted "A small minority OF the po'ru'
and who were not re elected.
In their disappointment thN "''' "'"'" =, t''.
,u n,,,, ,,rtruthfl statements which can have
mn n,hcr effect Than to inJurc the company
Tho last investigation of tn" affairs oil 'h's company
no thc state Insurance Department resulted III ,"'
on,cl declaration that It's condition was TAR superior
~ that NJ n arer majority OF Such companies i"''.
f. its condition to-day. There mas uec' ho n''" VI
fine fund, OF the company, ana no use Ut III" '""''
Wv, ha. MT been regularly aud properly approved
fax the board of directors.
IN. recent election Of directors was fully ATTENDED,
and every resolution adopted was passed by an over
,yhrlming majority. No unairesN was SHOWN I'D ,h'
n,innrty and "A resolution lnuiatnry oi III" manage
mrnt of the retiring president was adopted. IL i
mildly nccdfu to point To the ahSurdity oi thr sns
",tinn thnt the superintendent of the insurance De
n,rtmrnt entered into private agreement win Inc
frmcr president t. control the c',ctijn o directors.
The company will be- quite ready TO meet ana an
swer nny legal proceedings that may he instituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
nrrrRE4ycE IN THE GIASEY HoUSE
DR.. STEELE SAYS IL WAS HOLDING MS wFKs
WRISTS TO PREVENT HER FROM JUMP
fT

~ PROM TIE WlNpp"
The disturbance which the alleged family quarrel
between Dr. Theophilus steele and hl, WIG hh'A
c,.otod az H.. Gil,,y House lat Wednesday night
was discussed by many OF The sucsis nj The ho'ei We"
,erday. but al c people directly Interested declined
~ hove ANYTHING o. say about the affair. II was
soid however that Or. and Mrs Steele were again
on the -i 81 terms. and That there would n't h' a
separation. Tie steele It Is understood, VIII soon
seek other apartments. however, as they are anxious
10 ut away from hotel wlrrr their domestic aHh'i"
have received much attention.
The exact reason for Mrs rtoc'5 conduct on wed
neslav night +, not known, but there are guests and
other people in u,c house WHO plainly heard Mrs.
steele, loud cries ~ distress. aud Wlcu The hall door
NJ their apartments wa5 opened The doctor was seen
holding ID. wife tightly Ly the wrists while sh" WIS
struggling 10 De released and was crying ff hep.
The TWO son. Of M. steel" by a former marriage,
eleven and nine year old. were In the hallway m
u,r nlct clothes, AMI between their s"bs we're telling
the hotel people and guest, Who gathered there, that
IN. doctor was billing th,lr mother. The boys i'm
mcdincly after they were dress went 10 the house
II their former uur-c who lives at No. East Thirty
fr-i-.t. and when Size heard the childrns' story,
With Wa - tlc effect that tlelr step father "a'
abusing their mother u.c nurse won't % the Gilsey
IIous. AMI remained with Mis-. stole all night
Or. steele declined 10 talk about the case yc,t"r
d,y but acc0ldu, - the tory hc told In the pre-,
cac, Of some II the Motel people ana guests at The
time 81 ~" disturbance. hi, wife attempted 10 jump
ont If one Of rhc windows # their b"dnrm. ana h'
WIS Simply holding her by the wrists to prevent her
from dong 81, when III" hotel people came into The
room. Ill wife. hr said III with ncrvou-
disease and IL So, her Hines hat led her 10 wish
TO throw herself from tllr window.
According t. Tho stJT tod by ihc children Z,
the hotel people ard other. the doctor and thri
mother had quarrel abput trip which thcy Wish"'
10 iale 10 The south The doctor wanted 10 lniv'
the children in Ne" York In care 1i muse. hut Mr.
steele uAiop- to Take them. The quarrel. h /;
said led tr "a declaration from the doctor that h,
would not go at all aud Mrs. steele declared tim
she would 20 uiih1li her husband. Then the erie,
OF distress heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
CorRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Couit-Cenc-al Term--Recess continued
Supreme Court hsInbcrs-Beorc Lawrence J-Mo.
oulondar et at IL O'Clock.
sup Court Special Term-tarts ard lI-Adjourned
for the term
tl.cuit Court-Parts l. H. III and IV-Adlourned for
The
Srogstes Court-For probat" wills q John Eichcicr
Angelina +. Simpson. William Deolin John n Emar
Pauline T. C,rlmn L. y. crow. 10 a. m. Howard Lock-
wood. Albeit G. Lehman James liver. Bridget thrsty
Elizabeth g. Thompson Jacob Sussman and George Is.
Holt. 10 80 a. III. - -,
COMMON il'Os-General Term-Adjouncd until jan
1893.
Common Pleas Special Tcrn-Beforo Eschof. Nos.
Common Pl'as-Equty Telm-Adoqrncd for the term
Pl'a,-r. lai TeqH-rdit. /, l. ana llI-Au-
J0uluDt f. 70, term.
superior Court-General Tern-Adiouracd until Janury
q, -'3.
prrior Court-SpccIa Term-Beore Dugio, j.
superior Court-Equity Term-Before McAfain, j.
80 cal uiar. -, .
j,urn Il fr M term. - , ,,..,.
NV tou,t-~p rc1l Tc-m-5ofo'e McGown, J.-Mo;ions
fIty Court-Trill 1eW-Parts |, ii, III and IN-Ad-
court u G nrll Sessions Par. I-Borc MARITIME, j.
80 day ca eud1r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FASH. IND RATES 10 BE- MAINTAINED


THE JOINT COMMITTEE CALL ATTENTION. TO \
RFCEST RULING OK TIE SUBJECT.
Chicago Dec. CA circular Just Issued by The
Trunk Limo and Central Traffic associations d''h'u9
immediate compliance Win recent ruling by ChAlr-
man WALKER and Commission blanchard relative 10
contract, Oh ca-uound traffic. The ruling wn, read
a, the meeting I'm New.Norh December ~ ana j. as
ioll0ns:
The return, Of ca-ibound contracts lied with Tie
Commissioner of the Central Traffic Association BY
III. v,riDls line, pursuant 10 resolution OF the meet
m. II no, Joint Committee. November H. l7"2 have
l.u cor- do-,d and no contracts mr." found TO exist
Witch iu the opinion OF said Commissioner ana me
chairman OF ne Jolni Committee, cannot be legally
nlr,at,d Tie immcdlntr canceiiion ~ oil ont
t,niiu. contracts on .a,th0und freight Of all Glasses
,rlp4ir. mort whether made in tic West or East
l.. hereby required. In case any company u me
sind. itself involved I'm obligations which 1t has reason
to believe caurot be legally terminated forthwith a
statement tO that effect toScthcr with The opinion o'
in. counsel 81 such company or line, is requested TO
Zee Immediately Hlcf with the Commissioner OF t'o
Central Traffic Association for further consideration
Al II which +, preparatory to Hlneing about an
absolute maintenance II castbound rates dining the
coming YEAR and ultimately u division If competitive
.rnrc should tho law be amended ~ 10 permit that
.r, ~ ufollng Since the contracts referred 10 are
a. tnon,.ly,. Violations " ne law. nismuch n they
,;ov certain Shipper lower rate than "a named
IN ,o ,olg, fled with thc lnlcr- ate Commerce Com
,,,..,.n there certainly ought Mt 10 be trouble III
,.lilv terminating them. ~ any rate. the ln'' tH't
,i.., contracts have been reported To- the o1crrS "'
the Joint {. mWtier seems 10 plh'' w lh,"S -.
mercy II those officers ShoUll tfy I''"S" ~ '"'"P|
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