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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
FOUR SMALLPOX PlTIEyTS FOUND.

Inspectors OF the Bureau Of Contagious Diseases
found four persons sick with smallpox In the city
yesterday and sent them 10 North brother Island.
one OF the sufferers was William Idcman an inmate
Of :he lodging house at south Ffthave and Elcechcr
st.. and It believed that number Of dodgers there
lad been exposed 10 the smallpox. The inspectors
fumlgated the house thoroughly. and made ready TO
vacclnatc all the dodgers In the evening Two pa
TENTS sarah Paimoino and Catlarne Albln0. were
found IN the tenement house No. Il Thompson-st -.
which disinfcctcd. Annie Murray was removed
from No. sd West TWENTY nfth-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
40 scARrT or PIGEONS FOR THE TABLE.

There Is no scarcity Of pigeons squads at the hotels
In Sew York. II reported yesterday that the dc
mands OF the guests for this kind Of food could not
he supplied, but the stewards at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel tho brunswick. the Victoria and the Hoffman
House say that the market present Is furnishing all
the pigeons that they require.
squads arc becoming popu ar said the stewsd Mt
the Victoria "and they called for more frequently
now than formerly the The call for them
however. IS not great that the demand cannot be
supplied. They are not much more expensive than
formerly either
Trap-shooiers arc worried about the high favor with
which squads being received at the table They
that the farmers will not take the trouble To raj So
pigeons for them for trap shooting when they can get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Just much for the birds before the feathers are Oh
Robert f. Cox, the westinghouse marketdeaer' nun
been appealed to by the different clubs and sporuhs
men, who will be anxious to get pigeons when ohe
quail grouse and woodcock shooting season IS over
and the result will be that the farmers VINO lor
have supplied Mr. Cox with pigeons viii be offered
special inducements TO raise pigeons for shoohns
as well as for the table.
pigeons little scarce this year. but ! th'hk
there will be enough t. supply the table demand siid
Mr. Cox and the ira shooters viii be cared ior 100
as the word has been out to the farmers VINO make
speciality Of raising pigeons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
CAPE MAY WOMEN CAUSE EXCISE ARRESTS.

CAPE May. " J.. May 23 (sIecaD.-grominent mem.
Der, Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, In.
Guiding Mrs Henry Hand. Mn. Edgar p. stiles, Mrs.
Henry Rutherford and Mrs. Alber, Foster, had four
LIQUOR sellers named Alexander X. Gordon, Thomas p
Paxson Charlie F. Lingo and John Il. stuart, arrested
for selling liquor on sunday paXSon also charged
with selling without license. The prisoners were
held In bail appear AT court IN september Parsons
place WAS closed by the Mayor and he told that
he would be sent 10 prison II he sold without procuring
license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
BUSINESS IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. May 23.-The Court Of Appeals proper
began weeks session here to-day. The following
motions We're heard
Alexander Saunders agt. the New-York Central
Railroad Company. appellant Motion 10 advance
appeal and set il down to be argued with No. ga.
Barbara Schall agt the broadway Railroad Com
pany Of Brooklyn. Motion 10 dismiss appeal
". Van Rensselaer, agt f. = Bull J. II. Ashton
ct al, appellants, agt the City Of Rochester ct al
J. ". Young, appellant, agt. sophia Young; Patrick
Sulahay and another appellants, agt. G. ID. Rhine
hart: Frederick Schneider agt the second Avenue
Railroad Company and another, appellants; John
Glenn. appellant, agt. d. J. Garth ct al Motions
Nr rearguInents submitted.
These appeals from orders argued:
Sophia Brown agt. Lafayette Finch appellant
Thomas Watts agt H. X. Wilcox ct al, appellants.
J. {. PegIgm and another trustees etc. ap-
pcllants agt. the New-York Elevated Railroad Com
pany. The order reversed with costs.
D. McCOSter agt. q. j. MOlloy, respondents and
h. Smith, appellant
The Ganciminos Towing and Transportation Com
pany agt. PeteI CiancimiDOs, appellant.
In the matter OF opening OF Alexander ave, etc.
the Harlem River and POrtchesteT Railroad COMPANY
appellant
Charles S. Perry agt 5. l.. Fox and another, ap
pelants.
In the matter of opening Lexngtonavc., John
Schrcyer, appellant.
George fenniman agt the Fuller & Warren Com
pany, appellant
G. G. LandOn and another rs executors, ETC. ap
pellants, aet. Mary \. TOwnshend ct al.
The People eX rel Horace VI. Lower agt. Timothy
J. Donovan. appellant.
Alfred Fatman agt. $. J. Fatman appellant.
The day calendar for tomorrow is Nos 27i, 90.
go, 277, 2o3. 100, 224 and FAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
ADMITTEDLY A FIEENT LIAR.

The contest the will OF Marie f. Iotchss, the
widow OF the inventor was continued before Sur
rogate Ransom Yesterday with Rafael Wood, the
nephew Of the testator. the witness stand. lie
was the only witness examined and his testimony con-
sisted mainly Of reading letters which he had written
to his aunt and 10 his mother. Surrogate Ransom in
terruptcd Tire proceedings by remarang that the wit
ness was admittedly shameless liar and deccvcr of
his aunt but II question whether not this was
undue influence. Mr.. Wood continued 70 read letters.
however, and stn at that unpleasant occupation
when the case was adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THE AuRAy7A WILL STILL CAREY TIE MAILS

The result Of the between the Aurnna and
Alaska, which ended Sunday, had no effect tho
contract for carrying the mails The British Govern
ment has n stardng contract with the Cunad Line,
which carries about oil the mail for this country dis
patched from Liverpool on saturdays. The United
states awards tho contract 10 the vessel that has
the fastest aveinge time In her three previous trips
eastward. Westward voyages do not count Tie
average tim" between this city and London of the
mails carried by the AnraNia her last three trips
seven days and ten hours; or the Alaska seven
days and twenty hours. The Aurania therefore
carries the mails The contract is worth about 80 900
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THE FLORIDA TRAIN Robbery

jacksonville Fla, May 23.-seven men in all are
under arrest In Orange County on suspicion OF beng
connected with TIE murder q the expressman
Saunders. There rImOrs that one man has such
strong suspicious aroused against him that his eaptos
resorted TO physical torture In order 10 extort coz
fession from him. but the eXpedcnt WAS unsuccessful
One Of the suspects Orlando Is believed TO De "eaA
enng. and there are indications that he may pam
states evidence soon. All f the men under arrest
are r;irpad employees. but mons OF them worked for
the jacksonville, Tampa and Key West company
and all are white.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
A SMALLPOX PlTIFNT on THE irRiVIi

Andrcas Berg little Russian Pole. eleven years
old. steeraee passenger on tho Aurania which
arrived Sunday night taken from the steamer yes
tcrday. sick with smallpox and was seat 10 the
Reception Hospital In East sfxtcenthst The patient
was carefully Isolated rs soon the disease developed
and no other passenger caught H. After tho steenSe
passengers had been hmlgatsd and vaccinated the
Auiania was allowed to come mp to her per.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
CONVICTED OF KILLING HIS VIFF

Michael OCOnnell convicted OF maIsaughter
IN the second degree by jury In the Court Of over and
Tcrminer. before Justice lngraGam yesterday. OCon-
nell Indicted FOR mansaugtcr In the first degree
for causing the death Of his Wife, By kicking her when
she was IN Il delicate condition. lie was remanded
until Wcdneda for sentence. This verdict carrIe
with 1t imprisonment for not less Than one year. or
moro than hitccO or fine Of not more than III 900
or Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
ATDERNlN rTYN7y>S NIyD RrrfTJ.t-D

Alderman Flynn heard that the British flag was TO be
raised IN IA" city Hall this morning I'm honor Of Queen
VICTORIES ''Nnnyhirl birthday. and he called.
rs IN" building opened yesterday 10 protest against
1t. Warden Reese assured the Alderman that he had n,
ceivcd no oricr Of TIE Kind and any way he had not
u British nag In his collection
" II there Is one, don't believe would be able to
nnd It, the Warden added consolngiv
Mr. Flynn returned TO the Battery greatly relieved
MY Constituency he remarked, wouldn't "a stud
sich "a dcssccriiiOn.- '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THERE WERE SNAKES IN THE BlGGAGE

When the baggage OF the passengers on the Aurania
was landed yesterday the customs inspectors found n
box containing articles which they did not know how
to appridsc Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis had among
their effects. four large and weldeveloped pythons
from Africa Mr.. Lewis visited Natal awhile AGO and
laid in stock Of thrty-f pythons. He sold all
except four In Europe and has brought the four to
this country 10 try the python market here. The
snakes warranted kind and sound. They are
commonly called boa constructors but they not
boas as strictly speaking the boas found only in
-out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
NEW WHITE STAR FREIGHT STEAMERS.

The agents Of the White star Line received word
yesterday that the new freight steamer Of the line,
the Narm.c. would be launched in August. Another
freight steamer for the lne the Bowie. will be
launched In the fall. Each Of these steamers will be
able to carry 600 head Of cattle and 5000 tons Of
freight. The White Star people thai these
steamers viii be the largest frelghters ahOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
KlPPA ALPHA FRArERyIIT REUNI0S.

Geneva, " l., May 30 (speciaD.-The Kappa Alpha
fraternity held its fourth annual reunion with the
Hobart chapter here to-day. The delegates present
were: From Union. Edwin d. Lines, c. W. Field ana
H. ID. IIaTver: from Williams. Il. q. Mead c. d. Ceve
land and T. d. ,Uammat: from Cornell. F.. A. Caroan,
H. c. Williams and F. J. Plat from Toronto c. j. r.
pethune a. Mont gomery and :. c. Wood: from Hobart,
J. McJohnston. VI. II. Douglass and F. ;. White. The
executive council meeting with other ceremonies was
held In the afternoon. ana tn banquet in Robnsons
assembly rooms in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

his trouble with jones', and Jones had Halsey ar
rested for libel lie disc harged. the Grand jury
refusing TO ndlct him, but Jones was persistent ana
alsey was arrested three times after this Two IN
dictments found against him, both OF WIFI"
we're dismissed BY the Court. The last one was
vacated on MAY 10 last Mr. IIasey Is now takng
his innings and seems disposed 10 give Mr.. Jones
tle same opportunity to become acquainted with inc
-herifs and jail officer TINT he himself has had
during the last two years. Mr. JoieSs nome Is at
No 5ll Thlrd-avc., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Catarrh in Children.

For Over Two Years my little girls life was made
miserable BY Of Catarrh The discharge from 'n'
nose was large constant very offensive Her eyes be-
came innamed the Ids swollen and very painful Aner
trying various remedies. gave her s. s. s. Inc nr''
h. saemed 70 aecrayate the disease bu, the symptoms
soon abatcd and In a short time she was cured
Dr. l.. d. RITCHEY, Mackey, Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
10 DE President OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY.

philadelphia. May 23.--It announced here 10
day that John Bach McMaSter the well-lnown his
to.lan, who is professor OF history in the NinT)l
school Of Finance OF the University Of PennsyKlnia,
has received the oier cf the presidency u the state
University of ILLINOIS. aud Will probably accept. lrO-
feSS0r McMastcr is the author 81 several works on
American history the most important being his His
tory Of the American People which has rasch.d
II, thirl volume lie j. about forty years Old Tis
salary he /, to receive president OF the University
# Hines l. said TO be $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
ELIMINATION FOB MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

The street Cleaning Department is about 10 ap
point three medical examiners, whose duty II will
hc 10 pass upon the physical qualifications OF the
applicants for appointment TO the uniformed force.
Tie Civil service examination for The mcdlAl ox-
amncrs viii BE- held at the rooms of the New.YorlS
Civil Service i ard In the Cooper rnon on Thurs
day morning AT 10 O'Clock. Tho proper application
blanks can be obtained Their" beforehand and must
be filled out ard filed before the examination takes
'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND JCR WENBEhS'
JUDGE INGRAHAM's CHARGE DEALS GENTLY
WITH Delaney NICoLL

| JUDGE INGRAHAM'S CHARGE DEALS GENTLY
| WITH Delaney NICoLL.
The extraordinary grand jury which was sum
moncd Mt the request Of DlstIict-Attorney Nlcon 10
take care of the cases which II Is proposed TO try In
the Court OF and Termner, at the extraordinary
| session which begun yesterday, began It's worA
also yesterday. some rooms OF the superior Court
were given for the Of the grand jury. The fol
lowing were the jurors who were sworn in and charged
nv Justice Ingraham: william =. ~. John bank
PRESIDENT No 1eI Broadway; Herman Morris. clothing.
No. % Grcenc-st; Edwin DobbS, builder, No. IA
ve,ey St: Charles Collins, publisher No 14o BrOnd
way John II. Rand hotel. No. 1.i64 BrCndwny Ed
ward Hcyman, importer. No. 40l broadway George
do F. Barton. real estate, No 1Oj Broadway; David
NJ Koeher, nqnors No. COZ East Twenty -nnthst;
James Meaghcr, builder No. 325 East Ohc-mndred-
and-twenty -ffth-st; Patrick q. Maloney. builder,
No. ID WEST Ono hundred ard twenty. Ourtlist.;
Charles F. Griffin, leather, no. 81 Duancst., John F.
Reynolds, secretary No. As broadway; John J. Lap
ham, leather, No 90 Fery-s Nathan Seccy. mcr
chant, No. 81 Burllng slip; Samuel AufhauSer. Jew
ellcr No. 1872 Broadway, Selgman Adler. cloaks. No
Az broadway; George ;. Mckibben. broker, No. 80
wsllst.; Regnal T. Woodward, drygoods, No ~
Wcrth-st. Fitch W. smith. banker No. 40 Exchange
Place Thomas j. French No. 1876 West Eighty first st.
Joseph 4. Flynn broker, No. 50 Wallst. David
Mayer brewer No. $500 Third-ave. aud Herbert Hail.
steel, No. 70 Bcckman-st.
Justice IngIsham charged the Grand Jury that the
which would come before them would bc largely
excise matters which the present District Attorney
had Inherited from his predecessors In Office ami
Of the were several years Old. lie cautioned
the mon that IN consequence Of the long time since
-omo OF the alleged crimes had been committed they
might be lrTtatcd by the nonattcndanoe Of witnesses
because II exceedingly difficult 10 get witnesses
under such circumstances. and he requested them 70
he patient, Remaining that doubt tho Dlstrict-At
toTney would be glad TO every In his power
to secure tho attendance VI witnesses. The jury then
retired,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
AN IMPRISONED JUDGE NOMINATED.

Kansas City, May 23.-Jadge Lane, the County
Judge Of Cass County, Mo-. who is imprisoned here
BY order OF United states Judge Phillips for refusing
to comply with the latters order to issue special
tax levy to pay bonds voted twenty-five years ago
In aid Of railroad that never built received word
to-day that he had been nominated By the Democrats
0, his county their candidate for the state IHss
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
COLUMBIA TRUSTEES Thank The MAYOR

Mnvor Grant received yesterday copy Of resof
tion' adopted by the trustees Of Columbia COLLEGE on
May ., which were follows: Resolved that
the thanks Of the t1l>tces be extended 10 the Hon
Hugh J. Grant, Mayor OF the city OF New-York for
the services rendered By him in helping to secure the
passage II the law prohibiting the opening Of streets
through tho site Of Columbia College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
4 SCHOOL GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Troy, y. Y, May GA fonrteenyear-od daughter
Of the Rev j. Durham, of COrinth, attempted suicide
IN the Union School at that place Friday. she had
been corrected BY her parents and took poison but
antidotes were administered and her life was saved.
The girl said she would yet commit suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Az ALDERMAN INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.

Newburyport, Mass. May 23-The Grand Jury To-
day presented another indictment against Alderman
j. ". Bolton. OF Lawrence. Tor receiving a bnbe OF
81 900 from James H. Weldon IN payment for his in.
nuonce in procuring liquor license. A continuance
asked on technical errors and The court took the
matter under ADJUSTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Sold by all grocers.

bound limited express signalled and calamity
averted Passengers raised purse Of 200 for the
tramps and the Big Four officials teesraphed to rve
the tramps a free ride to Cincinnati, where, 1t y
thought, they will be further rewarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR To-Day.

Supreme Court-Gcnerai Term-Rocess continued
supreme Court-Slecia T. rm-rart Bcfors Beach J.
Nos DO, rs - 80. so. c97 800, 2O7 2O8 ol5 1lG
sis ~ ~ lSS ~ S' 52 80 7sI 793 ~ s5i 81
Supreme Court-Specll Tcrn-f'aTt iI-No calendar
supreme SOurt-C, ambcr> Before Lawrence J.-Ao.on
oAlendar callgG at IL o'clock. '
Cncui, Court-pait lib fore Truax Mas a2
1901. 2S0t. 1881 49, -
Circuit Court-PaTt leases from Par, III
CrcuY. Court Par. 1t from Part III
Circuit Court-Iart lVAdlOrrncd for the term
Surrogate CcirtBcfCrc Ransom, S.-AfOtol t-lnndar
10 80 o. For probate: Wills Of Lorcnz anersts'n
BERNARD Wall Ann j. Currcn. 10 Charles Nettleton
10 80 q.
Common rlcas-t;encral Term-AdJournod until June g.
Common Pcas-Spcial Ttrn-Icfore Daily, C. J-No IA
Common Plcas-1ral TerT-Prrt i-Bc'0rc f;ccerirh J.
Case on--Farmer vs. The National S. 9. Co. No calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
ruPrr BODIES MASHED ASHORE.

wellfeet Mass. May 23.-The bodies Of three men,
supposed 10 be members Of the crew Of the British
schooner L. p Of 81. John, before reported ashore %
Nauset and burned, were washed ashore here this
nff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
TWO TRIMPN lIERr 4 D[SlSTER.

Dayton. ONO. May 23.-rwo tiampS. walking along
the Blg Four track two miles OF here this morn.
ing, discovered bIoacn rail-. one OF the trlmps hur-
ried and the other west to signal trains 4 west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
ALLCOCK'S , f3s9gs

No other pasters have been produced which rain
testimonials Of high value q. those con,inu.
ousy accorded to ALLCCCKs POROUS PT.AsTERs,
and the ONLY motive for the'e exceptional commenda.
tons lies In the fact OF their being a medicinal and
pharmaceutical preparation Of superior value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
PETER DE LACY WINS 4 POINT.

Judge McAdum, In the superior Court yesterday.
ovcrruled demurrer interpOSed by the defendants
In the suit which Peter De Lacy brought against
Alfred :. walcott and the Rapid Transit and Bridge
Construction Company. to recover $1,000 in cash
and 100000 in the stock OF the Rapid Transit and
Fridge Construction Company. Walcott had secured
the franchise for the construction OF elevated
railroad In Chicago, for which he was to pay 100000,
according 10 the story which De Lacy alleges Wal
cot todd him. The company mentioned organ
lied In NewJersey. with capital OF 100000. and
agreed to buy the franchise from Walcott for S95
COO m cash and Fl 900, 900 OF the stock OF the
pany. De Lacy declared that Walcott represented TO
him that II no would subscribe $4,000 OF the necessary
100000 he would he permitted TO share what was
received by the original promoters OF the scheme.
De Lacy invested the 10000 and the company paid
for the franchise and distributed among Walcott and
Others interested In the scheme, with the exception OF
De Lacy so5 900 IN cash and 81 100000 In stock.
De Lacy sued fox specific performances OF the con
tract which, he declared had been made with him.
The defendants denurrcd to the complaint, and Judge
McAdnm overruded the demurrer and gave judgment
for the plaintiff. The defendants however, have
chance OF coming in and defending the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

THEY THOUGHT TIE CLOTHES DECENT ENOUGH
Omene. the dancer. secured verdict for 900 from
. Jury. before Judge Fitzsimons. in the City Court
yesterday, against Roster Bal for the breach OF
theatrical contract She alleged that she had been
engaged IN last MAY for four weeks. and was TO re-
eclve 300 for that time. They paid her S2OO In ad
vance and she appeared at an afternoon performance
When she appeared at the place on the following
evening she was told that her services would not be
needed any longer her costumes were too Indecent
TO be allowed the stage at that place. When the
case tried yesterday Omenc produced the cos
tunes complained Of and put them over her street
gown to show the jury that they were not Indecent.
The Jury evidently thought they all right, for
they gave her verdict for the fun amount she
claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga

cred his escape crossed over the line and took MI
ant Of the house dragged him back and imprlsohe
him lie will be taken to Encenada Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

MATCHLESS IN FACILITIES.
Tho Pcnnsy lvania Railroad presents unsurpassN
facilities for travellers TO the West and South. Sale
Sure. Swift