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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
ANOTHER NEW SHELTER ~ LEADyTLL.E.

Loadvire July 30 (specIa)The benefits Of the
protection afforded miners under IN. tarn laws are
beginning to be realized here Another smclter
was started here to-day. This Is the second big plant
erected here within the as three months and makes
this camp Of the largest smelling points In the
west The new smelter erected and is operated
by the Blmetalc smelling Company. II is built 10
handle low grade OF ore thousands Of tons OF which
is known 20 exist in the mines Of Lake County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
REPARATIOy THE PRICE OF LaypIyC.

Solomon Nicholson and shama Wlcr, two Hebrew
aborers arrived Ellis Island yesterday from
ship wieand from Hambufg. With them three other
Hebrews whom they had persuaded pay their Niekolson
and wers passage the ireenee that had
influential friends In America and could at once
for all hands Twelty rubles all that their victims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
BY the President
JOHN ". FOSTER, Secretary OF State.
SENTENCES COMMITTED DY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington July 3O.-The President has com
mu,.d the sentence Of Robert Judge, convicted In
Michigan December -. 1888, Of selling counterfeit
silver cert ncntcs 20 that II shall expire August l.
500 In the case II william Galloway, convicted IN
Missouri Of violating the pension laws. the sentence
la, been commued to one years actual imprsonmeh'
In the case OF James Bywatcr, convicted In Otah Of
adultery the sentence u two years ana three MONTH
mpdsonment has been commuted 10 one years actual
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srsrAREs BODY SENT AWAY FOR CREMATION.

The body OF George X. slsare. the broker who killed
himself taken from Kpps undertaking establish.
nent yesterday morning and shipped TO Troy TO be
cremated. Mr. sstares brother went with the body.
The corpse taken TO Troy in accordance with desire
which tho dead man had expressed In document which
was found among OF his papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
PROMPT RESUMPTION.

The New-York Biscuit Company, whose hctory, az
Tcnthaye. and F1fteenth-st.. was damaged by tne
fire Of Tuesday last are to be congratulated tnht
their building was OF such n character 10 conn.o
II TO the three upper floors Of one section; DIVIDE
full perations in all their departments oil Monday
next. &c
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HENRY WlTTERsON IMPROVING.

Chicago July 3o.-Henry Watterson Is still confined
N his bed Mt the Richeleu. lie IS improving how
ever. at such rapid pace that his physician, DR..
Boerne Bettman. feels Justified in saying that he will
be able to leave his room shortly.
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1JoIitiral Notices.

stPol n nj Net Banners, Bunting, Flag. and 4oe0
tr,its Best work usual by Hojer Graham, Alstes
~ Chsmher..st Old reliable Headquarters since 1874
For Polite Banners. portraits OF candidates haes,
nnrada anners torches uniforms and equipments OF eveii
dSscripon go Political Banner and Equipment Co.. -
Vesey-st.. New-fork
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DIR. SAMUEL l.. EETXER.

pottsvlle, Penn. July 3O.-Dr. Samuel f. Fetzer
the Oldest physician at Mahanoy Flame found dead
in his room today by servant, who called him to
a ,ick patient. le was about siNty-nyc years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

veendiIn for Rotterdam, had among her passenger
Rev IT, C. Hitchcock DR.. James H. Collins, Colonei ~
ard D. Maur D.. Everett Flood and +. r. Goodrich ~"
Anchor Line steamship Crcassla for c. COW. had sos
her raenges the Rev. j. H. T. Brooks Captain Iofh H.
Aud r. A. Clayton Charles II. Dunn and James WAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, lob worm.
st., WILLIAM r. BARNARD. Superintendent eervlees
every Sunday at 80 M The service Is sMoSSS
wholly by the children Institution. Public mveeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

Imperial Grapun is puress ssisss mots MI
ytol,sor,e and delicious Food for lnfsnss CnuT0"'
ing Mothers Inyalds. Convalescens ana inc NO.
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Religions Notices.

BAPTIST CHURCH. or THE EPIPHANY, corner
Madison.aye and Gith.st-Oren all summer. Rev. Mt:
BYRON WOODS. of Philadelphia breaches to-day @ IL
a. m. All are welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

EGLISE DU SAINT.FsPRJT 80. % erue Quest
Service diyin adourd' hui 10h. L du matin. 1--WE
A. v. WI1TMEYER, Recteur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

University OF Missouri He was man o. "'S'
and of q kindly disposition.
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MARRIED.

NNINGHAME-HARNED-At Newburs N T. yN
% 1892. by the Rev. DR.. o. Aprlegate rranA - Nv
ninghame 10 Inez Harmed.
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Word. cannot describe the gloss sickness daiiy
the nowng, beauty OF the mar uat 10 $1,000.
With Bartys Tricopherous. Only cure ioF oa'uAe'"
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had loft when they arrived Ellis Island Colonel weber
he'd Nicholson ard Wle and will send them back unless
they repay the Passage money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
TO LArNCH Cruiser Nn IL

BOSTON, July 30.-United States Cruiser No. II, the
Marblehead, will be launched from the City Point
Works south Boston. at p. M, Thursday August IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

The Cambridge, 5thAve: aad $50 iis0SRESz kEiCH
model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed. AOA'A-'-
Proprietor.-( Home Journal.
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5reria! Notices


Thl, ,amou. water being (by . most eieoorese -
,bna re-tored 70 all strength ana exesuencs.
.ns great mineral water drinking public might De eeoS
tie past saratora-hurryng 70 seXe eneu s's
AZ ths healthful fountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPEL. 8!tast, west DO
tween Column busavs and Beulevsd.ssrvtces. 10 ~
IL D. m. and ,. -.
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FY PRESIDENT ADAMS TO GO WEST.

Ithaca N y, July 3o~Ex president ADAMS 'oo"s
announced his acceptance Of the call TO the presidency
of the Wisconsin University.
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DIED..

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed WIN
full name and address.
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MRS BROWN CONSIDERED OUT OF DANGER.
baltimore, July 3o.-Mrs. Brown, wife OF Governor
prown passed a res,fu night and Is considered out
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
Crab AppIe Bio. SONS.
Postomce Notice.

Tho fashionable parfumc. FaNOIt, OF paIN.e
nd cottIge. Once tried always used lelcct lmlaIons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
Mr.. CARTER AND Mr. CLARKsoN AT FORT MONROE

Fort Monroe, Va, July 3o.-Chairman Carter and
General Clarkson, Of the Republican National Com
mttee. arrived here this morning on visit TO Captain
Alexander. They will start for New-fork tomorrow
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COSKLIN'S REPUTATION.
He Defends His Course Director of the
Aienngeric-The Inquiry Ended.

He Defends His Course Director of the
MennEeric-The Inquiry Ended.
Armed with formidable typcwrittcn state
ment prepared by his lawyer. Andrew D..
Parker. ex-Director William A. Conklin OF tho
Central Park Menagerio appeared rs a wit
ness before Commissioners Of Accounts DAILY
and Wahle yesterday. He read his statement
in reputation Of tho charges made against his
administration OF his department.
All animals rented out for theatrical and
other shows. Mr.. Conklin said belonged to
private owners. Tho city owned but few ami
mails. and the menagcrie director had general
authority to receive and care for animals which
tho owners might remove mt any time. The
witness declared that the official records gave
complete history of all tho animals exhibit
ed in the Park. The exchanges Of animals. he
said. in every case had tho written approval
OF tho Park Com misSiOEcrs.
Mr. Conklin testified that tho stories Of al
legged large shipments OF animals following
his visit abroad were ridcu!ously false. Tho
only animals received ut the Park were dona-
solicitation. from the var ious European ZOO
logical collections. Animals belonging to Mrs.
ConEIin were exhibited ut tho parl; in tho
name OF Walter Myers through n mistaken
sensitiveness regard ing tho appearance OF his
wie's name rs an exhibitor.
Tho investigation was closed after the read
ing OF Mr.. Conklin's statement. The report of
the Commissioners will probably DO sent to
the Mayor in about two weeks.
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"$1, LOVE. AND AFFECTION"
For Tbs She Released Her Dover Rights
Now She IL Sorry.

John Graham, II wcl.-to do horseshoer OF 100
West Eighteenth street. sat in tho Special Torn
of the Supreme Court before Judge Truax Yes
terday only n short distance from his second
wife. Theresa G. Graham. but neither spoXo
nor looked at hor She is suing him to set
aside an ante-nuptial contract by which she
released all her dover right in his real estate
for q nominal consideration. Mr.. Graham is
o. years old. and his wife is 45. They were
married on July 8. 1880 and the ante nuptial
contract was signed two days previously. She
now asserts that she did not know what she
was signing. Mr. Gralam's real estate Is val
ued ut over 100000.
Mir. Hornblower made m offer on behalf OF
his client to Mrs. Graham to pny her the
S5OOO which WAS tho consideration in tho
that q decree Should 10 catered making tho
contract val d. and also offered to make IN al
lownnce to her of $1,000 u year. Col Bliss.
for Mrs. Graham. refused the offer
Mr. Graham testified that the contrast wnS
read to the plaintiff fully. and she ncknowl-
edged and signed il. LAWYER D. A. shaw,whn
she said it was all right with, the, exception q
the $4,000 clause She remarked. VIII not
m MARI VIM him Tor money" Then the contract
for n nominal c0nsid Grafton WAS, drawn up.
read to her. and signed. Byit she. released
her dover right In his property for ono dol
lar. love. and Affection; J. y: Hanna: the
was taken. said that tn" contract WAS read to
Mrs. Grahnm. and She acknowledged 1t.
This ended the evidence. Judge IruaN re-
served his decision.
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EAST LIvEIronI- Ohio. April 1O-Wi,liam
Cassassa. 4 restaurant keeper of this city. yes
tcriay shot W. II. Spencer. n lawyer. and his
brother. Frank Spencer. il il thought the lat
ter will die. On April 10 Cassassa followed his
wife TO tho Office OF W. II. Spencer. The wo-
man remained in tho Office four hours and
when she cnme down was followed to their
home ~ the husband. who accused her OF in
fidelity. At first shc denied the charge. but
finally. rs asserted by Cassassa. she confessed
to wrong doing. This afternoon no went 10
seated. and without word opened fire upon
them. Frank spencer was Unarmcd. but his
brother responded promptly. Cassassa fired
eight shots. iiv. OF which took effect. Frank
Spencer was struck three times w. II. Spencer
WAS hit twice in the left arm. The after Is. not
seriously hurt. but the former ia desperately
wounded. spencer fired three shots. None Of
his bullets too; effect.
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AN ARRAY OF COUNSEL.
Many Defendants Represented In Cont ract
.IoLn Schluc hi ersn Sulf for H 900.

Many Defendants Represented In Contractor
John scblnchter's Suit for $4,000.
Col Joel 3. Erhardt gave his testimony yes
terday before Referee Fiero. at 81 Pine street,
in the suit brought by John Schlachter. con-
tractor. against the syndicate hack OF the town
OF Chaunccy. for $4,000. It appears that
about two years ago Col Erhnrdt. with Messrs
Edwards 4 Lowerre and others bought a
farm OF n man named Chauncey. on hill back
OF Dobbs Ferry. Col George Bliss drew up the
papers. and fixed it SO that the syndicate was
not corporation. having corporation taxes to
pay. but an organization for the paying of Of
n mortgage. Tho certificates were in the ma
ture OF mortgages. drawing interest. These
certificates were taken by o number OF per-
sons. including Col. Erhardt Edwards 4 Low
erre. Col. Elliott I. Shepard. Vice-President
Levi ?. Morton. Horace Russell. Col. George
bliss. Andrew ID. Baird. Col. F. X. Hahn. Frank
Sherry. and several Others
Then tho Brussels Tapestry. COMPANY was
induced TO move there. and Edwards 4 Low
all sorts Of privileges and rights. and provid-
ing them with nearly everything except bust
ness Among other thinEs they were to build
contract Win Elwards 4 I"werre e Suili
the money. and could not get the $4,000. He
sued the syndicate. and th"syndicate through!
Gol. Lrl,ar!t, cai y that it know nothing Of
the contract OF Edwards Lowerre with the
Brussels Tapestry COMPANY. and that it had
nothing to DO with the $4,000; which Is the
wards n Lowcrre claim that this is not true.
At yesterdays hearing there were present
Mr. Hunt Tor Schlachter. Mr.. Hendricks for tho
Brussels Tapestry, COMPANY. MIR Grinnell for
N.Y. hqv sk M" nr Mf Tn igr we shMRarf
II. Donohnn for Mr. Eeordan. Mr.. Emsberger
lor Mr.. Lawrence. and Col. George Bliss Tor
Col. Erha,dt
Col. Frhnrdt was tho only witness examined.
He denied al! knowledge OF the Edwards d
lowerre contract Tho hearing will go on
this morning.
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F||~|=7777@
A $3.50. coo Fire In Keno sim,

EENosHA. April 19.-Firc started Mt 3 o'clock
this morning in tho factory OF tho North
western Mattress Company. Tho local fire
department appeared half an hour after the
alarm was given and tho fire was beyond con-
troll. completely destroying the mattress
works. The flames then spread to the works
of the Kcnoshn Crib Company. destroying
them and the Baldwin Coal Yard on the river
Sutherland ward. covering four squares. Tho
burned district extends from Exchange street
to tho ;iver on the north and south to Mark ct
street. and east to the lake. Two engines
came from Racine. two from Milwaukee. and
ono from MaukcGen. which. with the local on
roughly estimated ut S25O.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20
ANNIE WlLDEN ON TRIAL.
She Believed Her Husband Was Unfni;hfui
Rud Killed Him.

Annie Walden was called to tho bar in the
Court OF Oyer and Tcrmincr bo.ore Judge In
graham yesterday afternoon. and put on trial
for.murder in the first degree. for tho killing
OF her husband. james Walden. on Oct. 80 last
She is defended by Howe d Hummel. and
Assistant District Attorneys Wcllman and
Simms will represent tho people.
Mrs. Walden was dressed in deep mourning.
Her face was pale and she was nervous. She
is about 81 years old. She says she was mar
ried to Walden several months before the
shooting. She learned that her husband was
paying attention to another young woman.
and went to this woman,s house. knowing her
husband was there. and called him out =, He
tleth street and ;Seventh ,a avenue e They had
her and was a bout to leave her when she pulled
out q pistol and shot him. Ho was taken to
the New York Hospital. whore he died soon
after. She has been confined &c, lined, in tho Tombs
young Waloen was in the habit OF treating his
vito cruelty
When the court adjourned Tor the day seven
jurors had been obtained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

tai depression. strange sensations. dull dizzy.
md bad feeling head. rostlessnoss. irritahlity.
nervousness. who pass sleepess nights. wake
tired and unrcfrcshoi who arc weak. ,lyspcptic.
bilious. constipatcd. have kidney and liver
complaints. spring debility. trembling. cold
limbs. and nervous and physical exhaustion.
do you not know that you stand upon n brink
more awful than any rrccipice-the tcrriblo
brink Of insanity, sodcning OF brain. raraly-
sis or nervous prostrntion2
These symptoms the warnings Of inrcnd-
ing doom. Heed them n0,r--bJDrd u is to0 iuH
and restore yournrrvc strength brain power
and vital vis,or by the great nerve. brain. and
blood invgorator. DR. Grrcnes NcivurL You
can cure your discnsn. and ward oil all danger.
Purely vegetable and harmless. Drug
gists, S1.oO.
What do YOU think OF taking an Cd man NJ
40 ycnrs. physically weak and broken down.
and making him feel Ikea boy again, Giving
him CIV iilc hoaith. and strength. and adLin.
IL pounds OF solid flesh to HIS veal! and do
bilitatel frame! Anal all in = months with 3
bottles of DIR. Grrcnc's Nervura. wen. that !.
.insi ,"inf has taken l;urc az me Instead of be-
ing weak. dchilitntcd. and exhausted. lust able
to drag myself around II had 10 give up my cX-
tcnsive lumber business. Ijrri no" Htc Il nr,r
man! advise all to use Dr. Grccne's Ncrvura.
II. :. SHORTEN.
3a1 Broadway. Nrwburgh. n. Y"
Two years ago l WAS given up 10 die with
dyspepsia and consumption. The doctors. nf-
ter n consultation. said l could not live over
two months. 1Lcy ",r surprised no,r to sr- nae
about tie city ni!rc AMI n.y.i.y ,rcY. took Dr.
Gr"onc's Ncrvura a. Il last resort rs u drown
ing person VIII cling to IL straw Thanks to
God for my chldr.nS sake.
Mrs. L. J. HASTINGS.
81 Summer st. NorcpStpr Mnsso
ED- DR.. Greene. tho successful spccinl-
Isl in curing ali forms OF nervous and chronic
diseases. % West l4th St. New York. can
be consulted free. personally or by letter
Call or write him about your case. or send for
symptom blank to I'll out. and n letter fully ex-
planning your disease will be returned tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20
MISS WoIrEnSs Sur Fos nAMAoEs.
Farther Evidence OF the Marriage Baggage.
meut Tint Schuiiz IL Said to Have Broken.

Furtner Evtdenco OF the Marriage Engage
ment TINT schuiiz IL Said to Have Broken.
Mrs. Goorgine VOTERS mother OF Miss
Georgine c. Woltcrs. who is suing Louis
Schultz, wealthy manufacturer. for $4,000
damages for breach Of promise. was the first
witness before Judge Fitzgerald IN Part I. OF
the City Court yesterday. She testified. through
ON interpreter. that Schultz had asked for her
daughters hand in marriage in March. 1891.
In June he wanted to withdraw from tho en-
gagement and she protested.
Carl /. Spiess. Bond street wine dealer.
said that Schultz introduced Miss Wolters to
him in March. 1891. rs his future wife. and thcn
Miss Amelia VOTERS. one OF the pretty sisters
Of tho plaintiff. testified.
"Mr. Schultz spoke to mo about his engage
ment." She testified. and said to me. pmt the
hapliest man on earth"
When she was asked about tho visit OF the
mysterious Katie Dorr." who is alleged to
hay been Schult2s mistress. she wept. She
said she told schultz that he was u scoundrcl
for running her sister by that she meant
painted and overloaded with diamonds She
corroborated her SISTER as to tho contents Of
shown by him to tho ,plaintiff. This letter. It
will tie remembered. threatened to expose the
warned BIN nj not to Break t another WOMAN
heart. The witness, denied having mudo any
sts shS Tn hnHrH Ing
denounced schultz her sister was present and
crying, ,schMl,z mad, n" reply. mem.
Miss Gcorgine. who looks enough like Miss
Amelia to- he mistaken for her. testified:
M Ia x"s often tt Sn n Ee4: m
Witch Will ehooser Then he W would !"Ec
my little sister Amelia and step. in front Of the
X@ea Georsinc' and I will ma make the Guest best
couple"
:. In opening tho defendants case. Lawyer
friends. for siv months. ut the end Of which
time, Il nntna!ly aGrecane. they could DO
tho marriage had been agreed upon; Here.
ierrcd to tho age of tho plaintiff and th" fact
that she never bud beau before. He Thought
coming into court than by the defendant.
alleged breach OF fnith. He said. also. thut il
was not true that tho defendant, WAS worth
worth half that amount.
Lse Moss tstod that shs
Si Mss Wosrs ' VAS Say rxe fs N0Si MIS-
M s5s Woa1 Sw ss SiaD to out i Is aid
Miss VOTERS in The evening walking back aud
forth In front ofthe house. waiting, apparently.
Mrs. Sophia Wagner the defendants sister.
proved strong witness for the plaintiff; She
was out. Miss VOTERS told mo she was IN
great trouble, snid the witness. she said
her OUTFIT was al! ready. and that be now re-
fused to keep his word. She said that Ii he
did not marry her she would sue him. Sto
put an agreement in black and white" The
case will be finished to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20
IvcnlnS Service Interru,t,,.

Michael Nathan sells shoes nj 40 yor,o,,,
s'rcrta Is tho treasurer of the B'nui Alrn.
ham congregation Mt POI Broome strcn.
Simon schumskey sells clothing In Ludlow
stree. aud is the President of the congreyn.
tlon. At evening service on April schum-
sSey left thu Presidents chair. and coming
Gown to Where Nathan was sit, ing said 10 him:
Ing IN this congregation
latham protested that no had not. Then. ac
corning to his story President Schumskry
licked him. while Norris Goldsten blocked Ihs
door Nathan, In his inventory OF damages In.
c e.a SAYS that Schnmskey struck him s"v.
Gral Tines with u chair. broke two Of Ms
fingers. threw him down. and jumped on him
Nathan hns sued Schumskry for 81. 900 dam.
re TSes d Schumskey says that ho did not begin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20
LIS UIFE ~ POSSESSION.
She Had mn Old Judgment Against L. NJ.
HepinmIn for SIj3,?OO.

The sheri! n took possession yesterday OF the
store of Edward NJ benjamin. silk commission
merchant ut 20 Greene street. on an execution
for SlA3,299. in favor OF Anna Byron Bcnla-
min. Mr.. benjamin gave her promlssory
note when she was Anna Byron. dated Dec. 81.
1887, for STA. 3S0DG7. payable In thirty days.
and never paid She began suit in May. $50;
To recover he amount due. and the judgment
was entered yesterday. She is now his wi'e.
In October last verdict was rendered
against Mr.. Benjnmin for sllG.933 10 favor OF
thesXeeutors Of tho, estate OF the late James
l., White, but no Judgment MAS entered pehl;;
Ing an appeal to tho General Term. u was said
'hrn That Mr.. benjamin war worth sIoouW
over ana nL"v" the amount in dispute. 40
carried 10 stock II his "wn. lie did cori-
n.i;si9,n business q about sl,nOO.GoO q y.qr .
averaged nt1ut SitDOOu. The Euronpan
houses for which he sold goods generally had
their account. bYsncss went on without in,
t.rierence Yesterday. 4lr. BENJAMIN said that
the judgment was entered because he owed
the money TO his VILE II the White Judgment
Mill probably take ito the Court q Apreals'
The judgment In favor OF his wife, lac suid,
Will not affect his business.