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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
counr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme COuTt-trneTsl IcrHi-BGorr Van Brunt T. j.,
O'Brien and IngtahLm, JJ-NO coenGar. $500.
supreme Court Manifestations Andrews. J.-Moton
calendar called at II o'clock.
Supreme Court-Special Tern-Part I-AdJOurned until
March i, 1892
supreme Iourt-Special TerIn-Part IlBefore Beach.
J-Nos 1913, 7l2, o23. 730, 7i0 Gao 1905, 1872 80
81 1891 1892. 1893, 3N. 1913, 1890 1871, 1879 400
I4Oi IiO2 1903. 1iOi, 1905. iO7.
Circuit Court-Psrt 1lI-icioIe Pattsrsoni Nos.
262i, Si5a, lGo3go liel' 1901, d''s' 1903 1913
crcut Court-Psrt I-Before Trusx. J-Cases from
Circuit Court-Part II-Eefere Lawrence. Gases from
Circuit Court-Part Iv-Before Barrett J-Case' from
Surrogate Court Before Ranfo S.wils .; John a.
paynter and John n Manning. 10 80 q. III. f0t pro
40. wills Of Mary stuart. Augusc r. Blum Charles T.
romuOn Plals-(s-neral Tern-Bt.OTe DAILY I. j.. Bis
rbon and PRYOR JJ-Nos 49, 75B 49, - r. 6CA, 20, 80
Co.m:non Pleas-sp-cial Ierm-Before Giegerich, j.
Common Peas-Eqnity Term-Adjourned for the term
Cannon Plcas-fTia TerH-Paft Before Bookstater
i7e5 1855 800 jOJ iii, 0jS 1881 1855.
Common Ploas-rral Term-Part, III oud lil-AdJourntd
" sT,,rior Cout-Ceneral Tern-Adourned for the term
superior Court-Spccal Hrm-Defore McAdan' j.
superior Court-Equty Tern'-Before Dugro J.-N0s.
ji2 573, 80, 2l3. r,, r. NJ ,.o-o so,,,.r
c. Nos. i7O2. ll0s, 2762 $50. 1913, 1884, df0l.
s,Inerl0 Cour:-rrsI Terrn-Pat II-Bforc Freedman.
Mes. 1892 1850, ll2l. 1859, 1000. 1ole e'- ol
1925. ~ - nat. ou,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
HARLEM is PROUD OF THIS STOPE

IL the custom in Harlem not many years ago to
20 downtown for shopping 1t was impossible To lind
uptown any orment Of goods Of the night kind
which w0ud compare with the great stores In Broad
way, Fourteentl-st, Twenty -thirdst. and sixth
ave. In recent years however, enterprsing firms
have sprung into existence In one hundred andtwcnty
ffthst. and Offering such tempting array Of goods
that instead OF people going downtown To make their
purchases, they frequently 50 up TO Harlem to avail
Themselves OF the excellent stores and the low prices
The firm Of II. G. r. Koch d Co., whose big estab
lishmont is in One-hundred- and twenty ff-st.. BE-
tween Lenox and Seventh aves.. has done much IN
Bringing about this desirable condition OF things, while
its periodical openings looked forward to by The
shoppers with everincreasng interest Yesterday hi5
firm began It's opening Of spring millinery and ecped
all It's former efforts in this line, which Is saying a
great deal. There is bewtching array OF the latest
lmportstions OF bonncts and round hats Of French
terms from such well known Paris establishment,
Felix. COlomb, VirOt, Julia, RObauX, Mchniewicz and
Tuvee The bOldness and daring OF this firm. in IT.
enterprise have become almost bywOrd Not content
with successful rivalry with the downtown stores IL
has started an opposition to the Pans millincTs and
proudly compares with these inpOrtatOns the product
OF It's own shops The comparison certainly Is favor
bic TO American enterprise ana shows how home In
dustry can be developed if properly encouraged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
LIE cnIL 0S,TPET AGBFED on.

The general sales agents Of the anthracite coai-pro
dncInc companies yesterday agreed 10 maintain pro
duction IN March Of 100000 tons exclusive of the
output 81 the Pennsylvania Railroad. the Ncw-fork
Ontario and Western and other outside Interests, whose
output is estimated al about 1oo'OD tons ms l. IN
line with the recent pOy II tho companies. aud shows
no alteration on account Of the Reading deal The only
change in circular rates 10 advance chestnut 'o'
% cents n ton 10 SI 90. The advance wa to cquahIo
this gade with crate chestnut coal having been uhouiy
depr,~Sed by an accumulation In sOcs on the hans Oh
som. Of The companies. The circular prices now arr :
Crate and chestnut ~ o. egg. ~ 49, and stove, ~ 10
per ton Tic jobbng trade will receive reduction Oh
II cent, ton from these prices IL is generally agreed
that the companies maintaining circular prices
better than IN some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
RITS OF LEliAL NEWS.

The contest over the will Of Gertrude kveHn 'a'l
non the widow Of Anthony Cannon. who i better
known rs Tony Hart has been discontinued before sr
rogatc Ransom. Mrs. Cannon died on March ~. 1880
and her will was executed January 90 Of the sinc
wear In il no mention was made OF her husband.
although nearly all ot the property was Disposed OF IN
the document. The statement was made II the court
that the case had been settled.
Loui, Bauer has begun suit In the supreme Court on
behalf Of himself and a number VI other creditors Of
the American Loan and Trust Company. against
Thomas G. Plat. Benjamin T. Tracy. Wallace c. An
drcws Hcman Clark and Others. directors OF the com
pany Ia determine whether or not the directors are
liable personally 10 pay certificates Of deposit held by
creditor, Of the corporation for amount not exceed
ing $1,000 for each director.
judge Freedman, IN the superior Court, Yesterday
gave James l.. Thorne leave 10 Withdraw his suit
which Was brought To- re- train j. Henry French IRON
producing any other play than The Mad Of Plymouu
strained from appearing there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
INVESTIGATING MISS WEYGAyr,s DEATH

The inquest into the death OF Hattie Weygant, the
chorus girl who died under suspicious circumstances
last sunday morning at the Ninth Street Hotel, was
begun yesterday before Coroner MESSENGER.
The first witness called was DR.. s b. Minden, who
attended the girl. lie said he had found the girl
in a serious condition. lie prescribed for her. and
advised her to tell him the truth She said that
instrument had been used and that the medicine had
been given to her by woman nomcd Florence
Crocker lie asked where she got the mcdiclhe'
The Croker woman said that IL was sold by
Mrs j. b. Tweed No. 50 West Fourtccnhst., who
was an agent for some physician The witness said
that when he asked the gill IL she had taken any
other medicine she said she had. A medical student
and friend OF hers had given her prescriptions, bit
they gave her no relief He asked her who The
student was. She showed him card with the name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
,oct-v urrD,ON A CHARGE or FORGERY.

william A. Loscy, OF No. 5@5 Monroc-st. Brooklyn,
bo former secretary OF the Moleson Brothers Company
wholesale paper dealers at No Is Beckmanst was ar
r,iyn.d I'm the Tombs Court yesterday charged with
forgery held in 800 900 ball for trial at the Court
General Sessions.
Lo.ey mas been confined in the City Prison since his
arrest March y
Yesterday morning William G. Kim'r, president OF
tho Molleson Brothcra' Company, made an adaNt hat
an examination Of the comIanys ca-hbook showed that
an Eohrory II Isey had altered from $22 56 80
IN =, b6l 30 He therefore charged him with forgery
of 10000 Loscys lawyer asked that bail be liked in
, moderate amount Justice Mcmahon said the charge
did not warrant his doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
FIFTY PRISONERS TAKEN AT A PRIZE FIGHT

Captain Doughcrty Of the Delaney street Police Station
was OF Market Police Court yesterday morning in
horge NJ nfty ~ rough0okng characters could BE- found
In NIGHTS travel through the Sums. They arrested
late OH Tuesday night while they were enjoying quiet
ltc pri7cnrht Of big Pat' Galligan's place
at 40 - Rlgc.st The principals in the icht were Mike"
Ready Of 90 NcwChamber'-st. and john Mcbride. Of
No Jol peancry.st. Hoth 'longshoreTen repre-
sctlnq the pugstc circles OF the Fourth and Thirteenth
Wards respectively. Ready seconded by Bernard
BRADY Of NO 233 Deanccy-st while John Gleason. u No.
lDi Rooseveltst. acted in Ike capacity for Mcbride
Hefdy' Mahoney, OF No. BaaVa-st, referee. The
fight was for 80 side and the championship OF the two
wards.
Just tho police reached the ring Ready had landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
tn RUTJD COZ DNBIly RlILROlD

The Atlas Line steamship Andes. which sailed yes
terday for Cnrtagena. United states OF Columbia, md
among her passengers W. ID. Bnckner and thirteen
other civil engineers, who 20 out 10 supeIintend the
building OF the proposed railroad from the port Of
Cartagena TO Camar, point on the Magdalena River
The Cartagena and Magdalena Railroad Company and
the Cartagena Terminal and Improvement Company
have recently been formed In Boston. Tie plan is Ia
build u railroad from the fine harbor Of Cartagena to
the Magdalcna River. which is the principal highway
of trade In Colombia. 1t Is thought that Caragcna
will ultimately be the northern terminus OF the railway
systems of south America 1t has deep and capa-
cions barbor aud the Terminal Company intends 10
build piers and warehouses there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
yrwsDElIERs IND sTAIlCxERS REJOICE.

rbs yevYorlx Nev,deaers and Statloners' Protec-
two and Benevolent Association founded year ago
Yesterday Its members met at the Headquarters NO
2s7 West Thirty ourth-st.. Tuesday evening 10 'ele
Lrat- the first anniversary Of the organha'"h' be
sides newsdealers and statoners OF this city mere
were present delegations OF the trade from BROOKLYN ana
Jersey city. !. Mack, the president oil tho aSsoc''o
delivered an address, in which he spoke OF the progress
,, ~, peu,dealers and stauoncrs during the last
.,xt.cr YEAR, There were and recltatlons 10
onliyen the meeting, and at 10 O'Clock supper was
served. ,
Among those present were william j. Blake T.
Dunn. : Dcggous, VI. Frank C. Fagtn, L. Grant
" A. McKiernan p. j. McDcrmou. i. T. Pugsiey'
". J. Pembroke and J. +. Smalcy' me TrcepIon
r t;ottheH. j. Il. suter. George Bancker ana refer
rigOtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

Joints enlarged and contord by rheumatism among
the penalties for allowing this obstinate malady to gain
full Roadway Always is IL dangerous from It's liability
TO attack vals-nyarlbly is II agoaizng Hosetters
stomach Bcrs has in nothing more clearly asserted It's
supremacy the ordinary remedies for this maady than
power oNpel the rheumatic virus completely from
blood IL Is safe too while colcnicum, veatrum and
mineral posons prescribed for IL not The efficacy
the Bters cleanser OF the circulation is also con-
spcuousy shown where the poison OF miasma nfecs the
vital nuid whore IL contaminated with bile. Con-
stpstion. dyspepsia, ia grippe" kidney and bladder
trouble and debility also removed by it,
The conyaescIng and the aged and nlrm derive much
benefit from its Use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
SLIT OVER TILE sAN RENO HOTEL.

An application was made before Judge Andrews. IN
the supreme Court. Chambers. yesterday for an IT.
junction restraining Michael Brennan from prosecut
ing dspoS>csson proceedings against the san Reno
Hotel Company In . district court. Brennan says
that tho hotel cost 100000 lie let IL first TO Wilson
C. Morris annual rental Of $4,000. from October
l. 1891. Morris assigned the lease to the san Reno
Hotel Company. The company alleged that the hotel
was not ready for use october /. and for that
rea son Brennan agreed TO take $4,000 for the first
month and $1,000 for the Second In December the
hotel still being unfinished the company alcscs Bren
nan agreed to take -. 500 month for the first year
but later he demanded $4,000 month. The com
pany refused 20 pay more than $500, and BRENNAN
hep,n di po.SSS proceedings Brennan declares thai
the hotel was ready for use BY October J. ana denies
that he greed take than the amount Of the
original contract price. Decision the motion was
Ved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
CASE, ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany March 1G-ln the First Division Of the Court
of Appeals to-day the following cases were argued
Emory Cole 1T. Mlerton Iron Company and others
and the Mercantile Trust Company. appellants.
Alhn W. Sellcck agt. J. LaDgdon q Co, appellant
James r. Mccormick agt. George ". Nenablc ana
another. appellants. . =.
Joseph Bonn and another, appellants, agt Albert I"
Hatch.
Joseph r. Kinds and Others, respondents, agt James
G. Kellogg appellant ,,,.,
Mary j. Roosevelt, respondent. agt. the Manhattan
Railway Company appellant
The following i the calendar for tomorrow: Nos
10 81, 3D. 14s. l40 1j2. la and l55.
In the second Division the following cases we're
argued 49,, ,
Accident Association, appellant.
Ambrose Van Etten agt George B. Newton and
Alfred Eldrldge ag. tho Atlas steamship Company
appellant. .,, -
George J. GrOssman, respondent, agt Epht1am NJ
KantrOwits and others, appellants.
Reecca Callag CHER and others appellants, ag Jacob
Kan ard others. respondents.
Relecca Gallagh and others. appellants. ag John
Mcknight and Others. " pOndents.
The following II the second Division calendar Tor 10
morrow No-. 67s go, 7G4, 754, 100, III, 17s and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
TIE DEAD MANS BROTHER SCSPECIED.
TWO MEN INpIoA ED FOR THE MURDER OF " BOB
LYONS.

TWO MFN lNDIOA ED FOX THE Ot Duo
LYONS.
Assistant District-Attorney Wauhope Lynn has dis
covered facts about the murder OF Robert Lyons
IN his butcher shop at No 1872 Cherry St. on Novem-
Der % He will not say what they are, but they
implicate James Lyons brother Of the dead man, III
the murder. Michael sliney, who has been under
arrest since November, and James Lyons were In
djcted for the murder yesterday. Lyons was arrested
in Cherry st. by Detectives laggcrty and Lyman and
committed 10 the Tombs for pleading on Friday.
"Bob' Lyons found dying in his butcher-shop
On the afternoon of November 20. His head had been
partly severed from his body with cleaver which
lay near by. A little while before he had been seen
chatting with Slney. His mother says that while he
was dying he accused Shney Of having attacked him.
II Is further said that boy who was In the butcher
shop earlier in the afternoon sent to deliver
note to a priest. This note which was meaningless,
was written In red ink, apparently In Slineys hand.
and on a blhead such SLney used.
Bob Lyons had had quarrel with his mother
on that day and had struck her in the eve. 1t Is
likely that James quareled with him this account
and tins Is one link in the chain of evidence by which
IT IL sought to establish his guilt james was allowed
10 be at liberty, but he was watched by the police
while Mr. Lynn was conducting his investigation
James Lyons said at the TOmbs yesterday afternoon
that his lawyer William F. Howe. had instructed him
not TO talk about the case. Being asked how II was
that he had employed a lawyer when he had Just been
arrested he said that he had engaged Mr.. Howe a
week ago to settle up his fathers estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
What Experts Say
Visit the cottolene booth at the
Food Exposition at the Leno'
Lvceum, Madison Ave. and 69tr
81
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
A BIG LEGAL ATTACHMENT AGAINST DANIEL o.
rou,,. orurp rt-ncMrvrs ENTERED

A BIG LEGAL AIIhtnME-Ni h'Hi-'|A D'''''''@ ~
BGowN-OTnFR JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
DEPUTY sheriff Tracy yesterday received an attach
ment for $40 200 against Daniel g. Bro"l anu HIS
daughter Carrie NJ. lIasbrOuch, composing tHe III"
q, prown & CO... wholesale lumber dealers Of NO.
% WaIl.st and at Newburg. y. y, and Newark ~ o."
in favor Of Weston d Co., OF Tonawanda, ~ H. wiz"
WAS granted by Judge Pratt, Of Brooklyn iHe
Sherf's officials were busy yesterday attaching "hV
ever property u the firm they could ma III thS Guy
II IS said I'm the affidavit that Mr. Brown Icprc'eu
that his firm was perfectly solvent ana ta TIC (Which
real estate ut Broadway and one hundred anu
St valued at 500, 900 over all circumstances ihc9c
concentrations II is alleged, were frequently rocao
and also that Brown had claim Of $4,000 Insurance
for fire loss Weston & Co. allege tnat recently
they learned that Mr. Brown had either collected OF
osgI,ned the insurance claim and that lie had tralS
terred bis property az Broadway and onehundred'lu
th,reth-st to his wife. Sarah G.. Bro"n IN NoVe"oci'
1890 but the deed not recorded uh'll 'a'o"
19go for a nominal consideration, ana ual S"c WI"
vcycd II to the suburban Finance ana CONSTRUCTION
Com,anv composed Of Brown his wife and other
members O, h,s family, the deed being recorded on
March last for $4,000 1t WIS reported yesterday
,ba, Weston A. Co. had issued attachment against
Brown a Co.. in Newark for s61,oo
Daniel q; Brown has been in the lumber Dnslhoss
for over twenty years. lie began AT Ne"o"rs ao'"'
twelve years ago. He is president OF the BrowhNsey
Company al No 30 WaSt., ana hdse"Vou' ~ 49,
,r.sid.nt of the Newark Lumber Company, ana vice.
president of the suburban Finance and CONSTRUCTION
Company.
The sheriff yesterday received an execution from
w.stchestcr County for Sll2467 against Field Lind
lev. Wiechcrs & Co., In favor OF Robert h. DieH'
Judgment for ~ .4sA yesterday entered against
AGAINST the Monterey & Mexican Gulf Railroad Soln,
49, 80 No 40 Wall-st, in favor ot j. W. Wilson
Il Co. on,ora., agatnet
,,,r.n MUMMY I'm favor Of Michse Mctiovern.
Judgment for $40, 1915 has been entered against
John b Conkling. note broker ana prohoter' " i"'o'
81 Homer J. Beaufet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

knockdown blow on McErde's simultaneously thefs
,o, crv n, .Cheese t. de cops :" and Wild dash was
mad. by principals seconds referee and spectators toward
the reardoor Seeing that escape was cut oil from every
direction the men submitted quietly to arrest ana i OIL
them were taken to Deancey.st station ana loch "p
Before Justice Kilbresth YESTERDAY morhme N'pN ,
,,hor, charged the TWO principals it'll being unlawfuly
engaged in prizcght and the second, a. accessories inc
spectators were charged with being dordefy persona ana
tho proprietor with keeping dsorderly house JusVco
Kbreah held the principals and seconds ana proprietor a
ZOO HON ,ch for trail The spectators he discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
DIASA TISFIED INSURANCE MEN.

The representatives of twenty seven new line
assessment lfe-insurance companies met yesterday
at the Office Of the Home Benefit Company No.
161 Broadway to protest against the passage OF the
so-called Webster bill which. If IT becomes law, will
place such companies In the first class and make them
deposit 100000 each with the state Insurance De
partment as a guarantee fund. II was decided 10 APP
point a committee of three devise TO defeat
the bill. The following committee was appointed
b. s Mexican, OF the Guarantee Alliance: Frank
Delano OF the American Temperance Association and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

sleeve Nos. 1856 ss5 lGof. 1858. s7i 1873 100
G!,y Court-specia Term-Before NewburGer ''NO'
tons. -, ~. T Data Va, WICK j.
case o. fXiner GolOOg 10 caleadar rnr,cb C. j.
Clty ~ I95s 500 1857 1897, 57ss, 5li' oo''
57.5 57i 5a9 49, 525 S5 H.. q EIs2:mon,. j.
Nos 500 i97s Sis. 302s, 5oGs. 5s59' 'o'o' '''A
80 go aSTS 5s7o $50 5SSt, $50. c.h,.
ci.r Coirt-Tral Ternl-Part IV-BefOfe McO'I'"3' u
Short cau-es Nos, ls..ioG:tPart Before smyh, r.
,6 I..i.tint District Attorney DaviS-No: l. ,,.,,c
ana ~. Of Gcnrral Se,-on--Part il-Before Maftc -,
- ..i.ist,nt Distrct. Attorney Town send-Nos ld
aug co.. az General Sessions-Pait llI-NO day c'o"ud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
THE YOUTH CHANGED WITH FORGERY.

Harry f. Bryant, eighteen years old, of No 2l7
Concord ST.. brooklyn arrested by Postonicc In
spectors Jacobs and Fisher yesterday afternoon and
was held In 81 900 for examination by Commissioner
Shields Up to February l he was employed at the
law Office Of Wcekcs Brothers. No. - Wall ST. II is
charged that he stole two money orders for - and
ST. forged the signature Of Frank d. Weekes 10 them
and had them cishcd. His father Is said to be-
wealthy man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
AL. | COCKS f252gS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17


The trouble between James {. Carter. Elihu Root
and Austen c. Fox and the city Authorities In reai m
10 the bill which these lawyers sent In for legal ser
vices IN the :I0.OOOoOo aqueduct suits is likely to
be sssfactoriy adjusted Controller Myers sent word
10 Corporation Counsel Clark Yesterday that he should
AK the Board Of Estimate 1T tS next meeting to pay
the null asked by them, $4,000. The Controller
had previously proposed 100000 the proper figure.
hut nh ,ldes seem now 10 be NJ the opinion that the
amount asked by the counsel was not cX0rbitiint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
Nasal Catarrh.

was efnicted from my infancy with Cstarrh. and 70,
ten years with eruptions face. offended by
the best physicians And number Of Blood remedies
With no permanent relief.
LIFE WAS BURDEN.
My fife became burden to me- for my case was declared
lncupable. / saw S. S. S. advertised and took eight
battles which cured me entirely and feel like a
person.-Miss JOSIE OWEN Montpelier Ohio
aWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
FOR THE FUNERAL OF GEORGE KYLE.

The funeral Of George Kyle. whose strange dea'h
occurred on sunday afternoon. VIII take pace TINS
afternoon at l o'clock nj his home NO 'oo "eS' Wv
bundrd and twelfth st. his sisters, who have doubt
-, ,, be ,sss rally dend have nj last given mp the
home that he WIS in a trance. The Rev. Charles f..
Knox will onicate and the burial will be In W0odlawn
Cemetery great many friends Of the actor called t
I'm, bouse Yesterday and number Of flowers were re-
relN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington March l6.-Thc Supreme Court OF the
United states to-day transacted the following business
No 2lG-F W. sharon ct al. trustees appellants,
agt j. Randolph Tucker ct oil. No. III, Thomas j.
Fisher, appellant, agt. j. Randolph Tucker ct al
Argument concluded.
No. 2lO-Josiah BedOn, phintin In error, agt
william II. Dnvie CT al. Argued
No 34O--The FeNnbc Mining Company. appellant
agt. Thomas IL. Mason ct al. and No LAO, Mficd
4. Marcus, appellant. agt Thomas II. Mason, ct al
Argument begun. -
The day call for Thursday. March II. will be as
follows: NOs. $40 tand ifl6 40, $50, 81, 15U
and 27sl, 30, I'll, 3D.. 923 and 22i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

II. F. Gllngham on side, and VI. Foster on '"'
other.
II. F. Dillingham;. the medical student was 'ie
next witness. His testimony was the same IL WIS
embodied IN his statement to the Coroner Iuesuas .
lie denied all knowledge OF the circumstances OF the
girls death. vi,
The inquest adjourned until tomorrow. fI0r-
Crocker and Gillingham were committed 10 lhe
Tombs In default Of 81 OOG bail each.