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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-09
SWantOn.

The Republicans of District No.
l will meet to organize a Harrison,
Reid and Wellington campaign
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-09
On aud after Monday, Nov. IL, 1891, trains
VIII leave on the T., X. a +. II. r., asiollows
GOING SOIITH

Trains daily cxcept'sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
.Dyiyr4GEs or roorwEAR As GIFTS.

TO persons Of "A practical turn Of mind The giving OF
Christmas Gift. that are really uscU! is certain 10
occur The prudent motives which tlis indicates
would breed mi-tiu,t. y young man who believed
til, principle decided that footwear would NAH" most
desirable gifts. lie stepped INTO big shoe establish
mont and was bcwildcrcd by the task before Inn.
How WAS he ever select few presents from the
vast nrray shown him Children's slippers he saw
by the tlousard sandals and oxford ties In satin.
suede. clacc lid and goat,hn of every imaginable
shade, style and price. lie bought pair Of ian
Jull., sIIppcrs for hi, wife after examining about
fifty different shades. For his llltc boy h. bought
handsome pair Of Ooze tan legnns. There were on
sale In this establishment that Of Alfred J. Cam
never. Twefthst. and sxth.avc., the most DC
vildeIing array Of carriage, iurlned and trimmed and
Maltese slippers he lad ever seen.
Although The young man had gone 10 buy Christmas
Gift, the salesman showed him large display OF mems
slippers comprising the latest styles In goat, seal and
alligator skin. III coatskins there were all shades In
GLIDING the ntest tans and browns. The new. high
cut comfortable Romeo slippers were also shown In
All shades. The holiday exhibit dazcd him. he had
never seen anything Ike 1t before 1t consisted prin
cipay Of slippers OF every conceivable shape and
shnCc fr men, women and children. The athletic
footwear shown comprised boxing, sprlnting, fenc
Ing and football shoes. and. in uct shoes designed for
staniial russell grain shoe shown him. ana ne
promptly bought pair. When III" reporter lelt The
CnlnlIeyer establishment his arms were full but his
purse by 10 means empty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
corrr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoutGepyra Te1m-BGioIs Van lhont P '
supreme IouIt-C hambcrs-neiO Ingidhan. J.-Mo'
Ton S1'I e IeGmEir I-BctOre
J-NSs 1881, ais3 2l55 2iol. 2l'7, 2loi' 300 2-oi'
sap,m couiispesIol Teln-Ia,t IIEefoe Andifw
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7 7Sg': siis. i4s5, - 2a5' s. G33 So.
go So7i 7iaa, i@o. 1855 go lc5g. MR. 80
100 lg9 80, 90" zl5 955 49, -'V'' -''''
T.HI ' CICit-iait I~iciorc Truax, J-Ca-es from
Cicuit court-rat lI-Dcore r1rAcr J-''''' 'o"
Ns'rttat court-rlrt Iv-ndofc Beach, J-ca-e' hom
ray Sur oaatc. court-EceIc Ransom, sIWai C,1ni
KaumtiIcr > D. m Tor probat": VIII oi IS .'-'t
THIRSTY james J. Ka,anausn Z" g'ar rn D. Inh Ia &
G. C. shurruger. Danic Buky. Bridget T. "ou"''' i'~'
u Gcmmoa rlea,-Gcncral Te'm-Adjo1rncd ""'" d.
Common Ie,,-spcia Tcrm-Deforc B,chof No D.
CoI.il,n ils,>-E Equity TGm-Erio,, Bo'N'AN'I' d.
NO., onm 49, q as II H. r'm-r.t Before Gesec9
AZ %9a 1921 -, e. 81, a. $50 90 ~ 81 49,
a. IT, sos 's4 o SS5, e9d 5s5 49, 3sl So ~, v
90 o,nuo. ll,a~-1rial I,n.-Ialt ll-beioir Day =
common ss. i'O ric"ria rcrn-rart II-Deio'e Pryor.
snpSrlor Court"5icneral Term-Adjourci until Jlnufy
o. S9,iior court-speeial TelmHfore Dus'o' J-No
''G Sl 2sp comt-Equiv Tcrm-Bfr' MeAdam J-No
::5 oSuIdl" V. l' sc 80 ' casG5r Ss"',
superior cogrt-T,iai. Te'm-Pa'i Ii-he'''e "0
superior Couft-Irill I,rm-rart III-AAorrneG IL III
term. - ,1,.,. >.rrur,., 4
civ Court-rrial Tern-rar, 1-Before Van Wyck j.:
No igJ 1907, ll2l, S1f jlS COZ. -. ~, .,
Sol 1885. Iog5 AL 80 100; iI ?V H. RE!
Civ tour-Trial Term-Part II-Bf for Emiica; {. L.
No. 4i IA gi7, 1910 JJl. 1910. 30, 80, Gil 9f9'
al Tc' ss "a 5Hoi ms MSc'o II: IS
GGG $40 81, ma 9si 3so s3i. 2O11. 49,
wy (itv RAJ lcrn.-i'ort lV-Iioc Flt1slmoas -
s,nrt causes Nos. 2OGO. 1905 2li2 IA" 2-iO, 2O-'
80 ouyt Of Owe, and icrniner-rcto.e Russell J-Atsl'
,,t III frict Attorneys Wclman and Srms.-No. ].
AMI - General Sess!ons-P,ft l-Bf1Ic Marine =
Assi.,,H, District. Attorney McIntyTe-Nos. u %, IN
elusive.
court Of General Sessionspar, ll-icior, F1ser1li j.
District Wecb--NO. ].
,o,t of t,c,ctoi Sc.,ion.-l1r' Ili-Hfore Crw!nc I
N~.i.tlnt District. Attorey Bcdforc-Nos 10 H. IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
THE SEXTON SUGGESTED NO BRIDE.
Mr. HrTCuCoCK's GIFT TO THE POLICE PENSION
FUND A VOLUNTARY ONE.

Mr. HITCUCoCK's GIFT TO THE POLL L PENSION
FUND VOLUNTARY ONE.
4 story was published yesterday inmallng thai
T. IJuvler sexton OF the Madison Square PI'SD!-
feran Church. OF which the Rev. DR.. C. H. Parhr9'
Is PASTOR had kept sum OF money gwen oS D"
ford W. Hitchcock for distribution among the po''
men who served escort AT the iuncral Vi -
brother. Commander Il. d. Hitchcock, |. = ~ .'
policemen having refused to accept the money IN oo'
s,anco % roc,,,o,,ons The whole affair seems TO be
an unhappy misunderstanding oi tHe h"'uiS "'' " "
member Of bcreavcd family 81,
Commander Hitchcock had a military 1un'i''' ''
ComInandant Of the Navy Yard sending the Uo"p''
Though IA civil escort was not really necessary "PP
,,on for ono was made 10 superintendent Byrnes ana
a. courteously provided IT. Bradford W. hI''h'V ~
n,io,,,, ,bot IN. men detailed serving during
,,me I'm whic. they would otherwise be "oH uuN '''
TIA, some Gift was due them. He gave MI i"H''r
. c,cck fer 400 to be distributed among the pot'
mon and IA he used for incidental expenses. "h'h
thr money was declined by TIE police. Mt hnye' az
plcd II to the account against tie family Ne H'N-
as undertaken had charge Of the Ehcrai "r''"S'
mcnS.
commander Erbcn. Of The Navy Yard, appears 70
have drawn IA wrong impression from r''"''N ~
TO him by Bradford W. Hitchcock Though '''''
,u,, E,ly rcprcscuilng Commander Erb'h' INC
mir ronclcd the attention OF superintendent BFr's
II Is assumed that Mr.. Byrncs Jumped 10 TIE con
,lu,lon that Dr. InrKhurst. through III SrN''n' '''
uuyler wa, irving TO brug 'lhrs' OF cN'"FlI'"
n,,lust the police Oh account 81 10" incident MI
uvrn.. wro =. To- Commander Eben In reply 10 81
l,,cr received from that officer. Both commune"
,,ons accen.atc-i the idea that Nj. lluyor lhi nal'
I, oppenr 10 Mr. Hitchcock that a f." was necessary
for N, police, and tat Mr. lIuyl'r had p'che'"d ~
money. $50 :,
The whole story t. probably b.-' explained % ''
letter which Mr. lluyl.r sent To- Mr. Hyrh'a N''''l
day Mr. Hitchcock asked that The Tribune p"'I'
u1. letter and vonch'd a." truth ~ the siai'i'"'
contained ln g. This letter rcds:
Am GlfccbI by Mr. afford W. Hiich'otE 81 ~. -
w., Tv.n,l.th.,t {, .ena YOU lnclo-cd chrc" - go
,or ,,c Police Pension Fund IN .know'd-m"ii A" u.
u,,y and efficiency 81 the Iolicc escort on ne cav %
m ti,er,, 81. NJ, brother t'o ia" commanl'r Ho'N'"
Uu.hr,rE T. = y Mr. Hitchcock dcsu"' me . u" ID"
m ,t ,Yr Der .onei courtesy ia TIE natter. and 10 -''
ma, 3, ,, assertion, have ben made by any one mat "
,s p, ,.,v ,in. .rr 81 :Ino or any sum 'or l""' pro
,.,on or that T. WA claimed hy any one t"t UT
hitchcock had said that a-y cum was d'man1'd Oy o"'
one II is absolutely false
II, hitchcock directs n say That ms ch'c" - r'
=, ~. pension Fund Inspector Conn informed MN
tia, IL Wa contrary the rules Of The Department ''
,v ~ tic orccr, q receive any rewuOiancc ioF S''
,i.cs o. this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
cr.ccrSTrOVS RY THE hoard OF TRADE

The Board OF Trade and Transportation Held Its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at IFS rooms IN
the BRYANT building. Ambrose snow presided. Jonh
T. Henry o. Waldo smith and james ii. seymour
we're appointed delegates TO the state Convention OF
Doarls OF Trade TO be Held In Albany on February
H. The ANIMAL meeting OF the EOaM was set Tor
January II.
Resolutions reported by the Committee on lmnliSra
tion were unanimously adopted hNOring the enact
mcnt OF laws q exclude undesirable Immigrants. and
authorizing the President 70 suspend Immigration
from any country Temporarily In his discretion +. Is
Thurber introduced resolution declaring that the
Laws Of this stats Disseminated In taxation against
corporations and that "our laws should be at least
rs favorable Us those of sister states. ana that a
husncss enterprise conducted under cooperative or
corporatc form should not BE- taxed higher than Ike
business conducted by IN individual or firm, ana
should be as free from inlu,l;oral Interference"
This was adopted. and W. H. Parsons, seth f.
Thomas and J. +. Henry were appointed committee
10 bring the subject before the Joint Legislative Com
mite on Taxation.
q. Waldo smith proposed resolution. which was
carried asking the legislature 10 provide for the
trial OF plan for The improvement Of roads by the
inhnr of State prisoners. \ resolution favOrng II
IN canal through this state WAS practically hlllcd
by being referred to the Committee on Canals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
=, ,rop,7r DISPLAY Or cHnrSrMls GIFTS

I'D { Dnrion 40. - Union square. have rs lN'
dt.u,y of articles IN sivcrwarr cut glass ana t"il"
.,,.ls az c,n hc found any whor" IA a." city. lh'
firm mi, y.er has mnde speciality Of decorated toilet
or,,s,c. and is ernmect mirrors. brushes an" ot'r'
,i.,s o.. the kind the members ~ tie firm say. can
,,, a.. -.rlnc,d u any other store In IA" country
Tn. ononuel.>i ware T. made M The companys manu-
factory a, Taunton Mass. and Ill articles oi ihN h
or,. sold M reasonable prices no duty has 10 To-
mid The domestic articles I'm this lin" arr declared
IN lac s,,porior 10 the imported on's. IN" iirm also
lac a nuc unr ~ aoral cnamc'd sp"ns. ana some oil
,hc spv.r to,, 10 cut GAS. bottle, are handsomely
.,,n,llcd Gifts for swccthcars. wives and nus
,auds can he found In this stor. and anyb"y WHO
hos no, vet been nlie Determine what 10 buy aho"
Visit Reed d Barton.
Everything In the silver linc Is there and there ar
ur,,,.nty suitable for everybody. besides the enai'hd
vare there ar. iew, loXcs. sewing machine nru'l'S'
desk articles shaving mug. pun boxes, fancy m"''H
Loye-, prfne bottles, psnrllandlcd knives ana l"rhH
,rnys t.iclers and MI kinds Of articles IN s'ril"H
.lly,.rware The firm this year has ais" made
srcclaty 81 II perfume jar. 1t Is lined Win ashN'oS
f., pcrroraed ut the top. and Is used for pcriumlhI
rooms
silver md glass articles Of every description have
h., secured for Tho HOLIDAY trade. and the members
-, the firm say they can satisfy young ard old. The
firms window ard counter decorator has made IA
special effort 10 arrange the articles petty, ana every
hody + fnycd 10 visit the store and look Mt the stock
We don't ask everybody TO purchase said the man
MGR Yesterday Everybody IS welcome 10 come INTO
49,, sior. and 10 take "a look at stock We know
II Il worth Looking nt and We shOd Ike TO have the
~. plo come Fnnmciled goods similar % ours are not
IN stock I'm any other store In the county
Many people loohln6 for Chri tmas presents are now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
REVERSING 4 CUSTOMS DECISION.

The Board OF General Appraisers has on reap.
praiscmcnt ovcrrnled an advance OF . II per cent
made bv Appraiser Cooper on large amour, Of
wors;ed coangs imported by II. Herman. Sternbnch
q Co.. f. Buticriied a Co.. Werner Josephs Il Hollis
Ter and Others. This advance was made By the
appraiser on n mistaken Interpretation OF a com
munIcati)n Of the Treasury Department. giving the
results OF combined Investigation Of the American
Con.uls nj Dresden and Manchester into the methods
OF selling TO importers. a. & :. Henry & Co.. Of
bradford England, dyed the goods and sold them
% Importers. adding a commission OF } per cent to
the invoice price. Importers held that hi, com
mission was not duilnbe. About year ago what
was pmcucoly advance OF onehalf this commission
was allowed. The Appraiser recently advanced
gods the whole 8 per cent on the plea that this
irade up what the invoice price should b.. The
present decision. In effect. disnlows half of the ad
vance and leaves the appraisal OF these goois subject
t0 the cd advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
s,pr rELL. ms SIDE or rnE Love ArFAIE.

The trial If She suit Of Esther JAG Is 10 recover
$4,000 from Henry i. Sire for breach Of promise OF
marriage Is >till on in the supreme Co!rt TIC
prosecution finished its case yesterday ana the defence
was begun. Miss JAG bS was on the stand i"
short time and confirmed prcyicI, statements she
had made concerning her rclat on, with Sire. Mrs
Clara Harris and Mrs Annie Jacobs sister and mother
OF Miss Jacobs substan,iated Miss Jacobs'a story Of
her engagement 10 sire and The po>tponcment, OF
the wedding.
Claunccy Triax, counsel for sire, IN opening for
the defence said that Miss Jacobs hal deceived Fir"
as 10 her age. and had made 50 many demands Oh
his pOckctboOk that he was obliged 10 leave her.
The Rev william Splr-er, OF the Temp" Enanu-E;
Albert Aronson, brother 4 Rudolph Aronson, ana
Marcus T. Mayer the theatrical manager, testified
as TO Miss JacOlN's talent a. singer. Henry H.
Sire was then called II the stand. Ne said he WIS
thlIty-foT years Old. He had met Mss Jacobs Ia
January, 1851. and had sent her money while She
was I'm Europe in the summer OF that year. lis
testimony VII be resumed this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
TO TRY AMMONIA GAS FOR 4 MOTIVE POWER

The tracks Of the Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
Street Railway Company, upon which car has never
bccn ruin are nj lat TO be- put TO \ car
Is now I'm co,itsc OF construction in brooklyn which
win bavc for It's motive power ammonia gas. This
car IS building for the Ammonia Cur Company. which
has leased the road \ plant has been set up AZ NO.
l36 West Twenty .cghth'st. Ammonia ga. II Is as
serted the cheapest and most effective motive power
known The average cost Of running under
This system Is said TO be only 7.G5 "A mile. while
that Of the horecar Is estimated AZ 2l25 cents: Of
q cnblccar at 1850 cents. and the trolley al 1871
cents
The first car WILL II Is declared. be- Oh exhibition
shortly after Christmas The officers Of the company
were seen Yesterday NJ their Office. No. ~ william.
ST. bv a reporter Of The Tribune who Nkrd whether
the use Of the tracks by the other company meant
render Of the rights Of the railway ccmpany He was told
That the railway company had TO Interest whatever
I'm the ammonia cars which run IN place
~ the horsccars first proposed. The racn' were 10
be used merely for exhibition cars The president said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
TILL, ecnrcu rIRM LID HEIrY DERrS HERE

The failure II Lpman & co., manufacturers Of bur
laps Of Dundee. scotland. with liabilities reported AT
~ go 600. las caused much comment IN the trade
here as the firm have had selling branch In this
CITY for thirteen years II Is nj No. So Leonard-st
and /, I'm charge Of Ludwig 4. Gutman. lie would
rot be- seen yesterday. as he too much depressed
The house had been established fifty years Here
+, said that the firm went heavily into buying bur
laps some time ago. and the market has gone against
Them The outstanding accounts ar. the prime. pal
assets here II Is thought that The failure will prove
n bad one. The house is said TO upward Of
900 coo In this city, chiefly 70 banker, for advances
on goods imported. Four attachments were grated
against the firm Yesterday, aggrcgating Sal .O04.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
REWAbDrD FOR BRAVERY 1T SEA.

\ pleasant duty was performed yesterday morn
Ing by W. II. II. Moore W. X. T Jones and Cro'slnah
LYONS of the Ilfc-saving Benevolent Association oil
Ncv--York They went on board Of the steamship
NoordIand. and presented medals and money to Ia"
officers and who saved the crew 81 the ionhdeihs
Norwegian bark King oscar H. on october IS. during
heavy l,lc ma n rough Captain llaiilch Ehrl u
Nickels Cf the NOordland, received gold medal
Chief t.rccr Hans Dicdrich Doxrld, who commanded
the nreboat received Il gold medal ana 80 In sod,
and a silver medal and 40 in gOl1 were gwen t. each
Of the following sailors who MANNED the hcboat iihs
Alexander ID JNund Hans JOlgo7cn. Renuoll Sch"drI
io, skudaI. johann ochwartcn, Francois fota' ha'I
Nielsen ana otto Wcndt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Juore Beach dismissed the suit Of Charles Banks
against the Club recover $1,000 lent the
club seventeen years ago
Florice Voa Az Hals,rad has been directed by Jucgc
pugro In action against the estate Of Jacob lastcd
bill OF particulars giving the hour an Apfl 4.
1859 when she RED % MI Ialstcd. She
alleges.
Je1cphne e. Taylor is seeking an absolute divorce from
her husband, John ID. Taylor, The Of wealthy
Harlem builder. She charges that he his ten leading
q double life. There IL defence.
Mrs. Sarah Iaorian Nei1ict for $50 against
tive Presbyterian Church Of fremont the CITY Cout
Yesterday services IN nursing Ann WILSON, which
the church had agreed 70 pay
Louis c. Racrcner flied tcpolt In the Superior Court
YESTERDAY rceree IN the Investigation Of tie cha &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
ALL DECIDE AGAINST TIE PHYSICIAN.

Henry A. TAYLOR. administrator Of The estate Of
Chi iophcr Meyer The banker. sued DR.. william H.
Mum III the superior Court several years ago to re-
cover pay for services as BROKER. Dr. Mum dehi"i
the Indebtedness. and presented counter claim for
s13 $50 30 rs damages for alleged careless, conduct
In stock transactions and $3.50 for services to MY
Never rs physician. ExJudrc F. 6. Gcdn"y was
appointed referee In the action. lie recently made
report finding In favor Of Mr.. Meyer estate Tor
Soils TO- lie allowed Dr. Mum $20 for his prof, lonal
services. Judge DuGro yesterday awarded an extra
$3.50 TO the Never estate. which will Je addc'! to the
judgment against Or. Mum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
'LOyGSKOREJEY Fracture 4

Hugh NcVclgh. Peter Brccn. John Larkln and
william Nolan Of the crew ~ the Ellen Mcclure,
went 10 the East River 10 get supplies for the boat
late Tuesday night While walking I'm East one
hundred and scvcntccnthet thcv met by Num-
Der Of Ionrshorcmea who picked quarrel with them
and began 10 beat them with clubs and hur
stones aud b,lcss at them. All Of the bonmen were
Injured Hugh McVcigh received a fracture OF the
skull he IL now lying at the point Of death at the
Harlem Hospital.
ror,cd captured Thomas Brown. u 80. 300 East one
h,inNrc and sovcnteontst ana George Craig. Of No
30 Eat one hundred and istc nth-s Yesterday they
were identified n. two Of the riians Iustirc NOOrhIs
held them without bail 10 nv ait the result Of McN"igs
Injuries AT the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
Custom HOUSE SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

Three hundred and ninety-nvc lots OF seized goods
wer. sold by order Of Collector Hendricks yestcr
cnv al Nos 26s and eco West-st. Tho collection was
n miscellaneous one, the principal items being cigars
Watches jcwelry and books. The bidding was spirited
ana fair prices were obtained for many OF the lots
one Of the principal sales was that Of 1000 La Venus
cigars at $40 other lots Of Havana cigars brought
$40 There were seventeen paintings on the cata
logic which seized from Mrs. campbell Cacacc,
VINO filed n bond for them at the Custom House ycst"r
day, and they Withdrawn from the eae. Tile
ali, melted sI,i2l %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
CELEBRATING 4 cHURcH's AYxIvERSARY

The anniversary OF the opening u the present ell
flee OF 81. Mlciaels Church. AmstorSamnve.. and
Ninety nintlst. and the hftieth anniversary OF the
Rev Thomas NJ. Peters connection with the parish
as lay reader. deacon and rector will be celebrated
this morning at 10 30 o'clock. The music will con-
eist OF a communion service In ID. by Frank l.. Moore.
performed In this country for the frs, lime. and an
anthem hy the Orglnst, W. ID. Wilkinson. The
choir consists Of thirty boys and twenty girls. Bishop
Potter and other dgnitnries OF the church will be-
present. The celebration Will be confined to
church services, but will take the substantial form
OF gift OF 1000 from the friends OF the rector.
This money will he used 10 put In marble font
and 10 furnish the Icctcrs study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
nIs1yEss IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE supreme Court Of the
Tinted state, today transacted the following b:N
ness
No. 10. The Albuquerque National l'ahk, Il?
nell,ut nrt lose t. i'erca shciil, etc. submitted.
40 10. sidney la,scclics planth IN error, =
the state 0f Georgia. Motion 10 advance submitted
No ioC. The United siatc- appellant ast the
OM cettl,iS etc. and No. 1922. Inc old settler
etc. ct al, appellants, agt. the tuitcd states
ArsUncnt continued. =.
No. W. >a:ah o. Miles plaintiff in error agt. ne
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. SUI
m.ttcd. ,..,r l., ,.or
40 SO. NJ Is. Holman. ct al, plalniH In error
AIT. l. Goldsmith and company. Arguhent W5"l,
Adjourned until tomorrow. The day cil VIII ~
Nos 3D. y4 %. 0G and 90, 907, l,l11, l,2''-'
o. % and 100 mnd l0l)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
11-popr 4SEJyG rOg MORE GOLD.

Tic French steamer La BoursoCne yesterday TOOK
out al cOOO 900 gold for LnZard frcrcs 1t was r.
port,G that 100000 gold had been engaged for one
OF the banks for shipment by the English steamers
which sail saturday. As the demand Tor goa has
come from Continental Europr, this shipment. If made"
win iu.coto the urgency Of the foreign demand for
cold witch compcls the Of English steamers, be-
cause the boats TO the Continent will not sail agHln
untu next Wednesday. some bear brokers are aai1
10 be- renewing Offers to pay small cOhnlHlO Tor
the privilege Of calling god at par next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

4 u
4 special meeting Of til, trustees Of the college
OF tho City VI Newiork was held yesterday after
noon In the hall OF the board Of Education, to CON
slider the question OF asking the Legislature for 5000
600 for the purchase Of site for the college,
and s575 900 for the erection OF new bindings
In the course Of the discussion Trustee Lummis
said that the relation Of the college TO the public school
system should be radically changed lie added THAT
the city colleges did not meet the needs Of higher
education lie was Of opinion that 10 change In the
Site should be made until the proposed plan for
nigh schools has been tried. II waa decided 10 ask
for sGOOO O) instead OF $4,000 for the site. a
uron 10 this effect will BE- sent 10 the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

nlumenstcl & IIirsch obtained the first one lor
sll 800 In favor Of Iadenberg, Thalmann Coz ior
money loaned. The others were In favor OF BROW"
brothers d co.. 5Gs,5ol; Pairing BROTHERS, Sil'2oo
and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Company
$l0432. 49, ,. ,.auo, oratre.
An attachment for SJ,Glb has been issued agalh.t
+ n, Mccall Publishing Company. patterns, or NO ~
East Fcurtcenthst., In favor VI W. H. fH''o"s ."
CO.. for "A balance due on notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

George =. ROwcll has filed suit In The United
States Circuit Court for damages Of $l9014 % against
Postmaster Van Colt. In pursuance Of orders from
the PostOlioe d, partnent In Washington, the Post
mas;e. refused 10 receive second class matter copies
OF Mr. Roweil's publication. Printers Ink" The
plaintiff contends that the periodical should be mailed
az newspaper rates, and says that Mr.. Van COtts
action has injured his business In the amount claimed.