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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
s,r MANUFACTURERS COMBINE.

II is reported that a number Of the largest saw
manufacturing companies In III, country have o.
tcrmlnrd to consolidate their Interests ana are H""
forming a syndicate which viii J." LHp"n rs INC
National Jaw Company. II IS sid that the hr'-
who will enter Tx syndicate are the Richard "l
ErOthrrs saw Company. Of Newark. Wheeler. Madden
4 Clemson Of Middletown, NoCfson McPirin. 81
Cincinnati: and the Harvey " Peace Company
ulmitod II Brooklyn. All 81 the prriHinari'. nave
been arranged, and In fcw day the new company
Will issue it, stock for tie stock Of the concerns
which # ai,sOris. The new company VIII b. c1I
tailed at r;I,OOOOcO
A Tribune reporter called AT the offices o. the
Harvey W Peace Company. in kocpst.. iFo"hiy II.
and OF The National saw Company. NO 90 Ec'l" ~
yesterday but the officers Of bDtI concerns were
rerlcent and declined to give any Information ~
present An officer OF the National COMPANY SAID
tho detail, would be made puzzle In lew days.
The richardson Brothers Company i, probably tn"
largest OF the concerns entering the new syndicate,
and was incorporated about Two year, ago with a
cnuitol OF SiOOOOO. II is understood tlat Hamilton
Ds,ton, Of Philadelphia Is largely interested III ms
coucern which would lead TO the belief Tat his
firm. which IS the most important saw manufacturing
coni,,ny I'm the country, Is not opposed 10 The new
combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
TWCvTYFTVE YEARS OF ACTIVITY.

The Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association completed the work of IT'S first quarter Of
century OF activity and celebrated It's twenty fifth
anniversary last night. Association Hall. nj NO.
= West One-hundred and invent fifth st. was filled with
,h fr;ords ~ tho association The Rev. DIR. Hcrshaw
read the Scripture lesson and stephen ii. Burr. who
vas me first chairman Of the branch, offered the
PRAYER William II. Sage, the present chairman ana
the Rev Dr. George Il. Van De Water made Addresses
F. g. Baniscr the secretary Of the branch, made the
annual report Carl +. Omit ard Miss Beatrice oh
field pleased the audience with Their vocal ana mSr'
mental music The annual report contained among
other statements the following " There were mant
Ia the Association rooms in the last year l1'.ooJ
visits The total membership Of the branch l. lol =
which e. n marked increase over last year. The
average az. OF the membership Is twenty-five year.;
The Board Of Directors of the main asSocallon o,rn
Tho Harlem branch $1,000 Ii q similar sum would ~.
raised by the branch pay toward the mor'eagrd
Indebtedness According 10 the terms Oh the on'T'
Tho money must be raised before February J. 1e0{.
II was reported last night that the money was raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
THE COyuJSSJOyERS CASE ADJOCRNED.

Dr. Henry {. Williams the only witness before
Commissioner Shields Yesterday In the hearing III
the case OF Edward G.. Shechy and Charles f.
Simmons Commissioners Of Charities and Correction,
who are accused OF abctting The Illegal registration
Of paupers. DR.. Williams was throughout last year
medical superintendent of Rnndalls Island In octo
Der In accordance with the order Of the Board n
Charities he transferred the names Of thirty three
inmates OF the institution 10 the list OF unsalared
cmployes. II. ID. IIOtchkiss for the defence, asked
him n he was not Republican. Assistant United
States Attorney Baker objected to this question: SAYING
that politics should be kept out OF the case. Dr.
Williams however. answered that he had not voted
I'm six wears. Mr.. IIOtchkiss then wanted 10 know II
the witness had not supplied the Federal authorities
with the Information which the prosecution was
based. Dr. Williams indignantly denied this. IL
seems that liz lost his position because he ss-
pected of giving 10 the United States Attorney the
fact. about the order of the board The hearing was
adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Surname Court-(Seneral Term-Rcccss continued.
SnP ren'e Conrt-Chambers-B Before Barrett J-Mosoa
calendar called at IL o'clock. n ,,,
sunreme Court-Spccial Term-Part II-Beore Truax.
JNScs 1885,, 1896 2253 1 1922 i22 22s0 90. 993
@S eg l pSs IS s ~ ii5s s2 1881 '''i ''' 1882
20 -Trcmjt conr,-Part I-Adourned until tomorrow.
Circuit COut-Parts H. III and lN-AdIourned fos the
term. w.t.. r-,,.o..is ( N,o,io, o.,ors.,
called at 1890 O'Clock For probate Wills % Jacob
Heter Alice Titzpatrirk John Mo"nch Cahlnc scheck
Ter Frances j. Emmegick T. c. Heinrich, Charles stcck
voil 10 a. m. John Swinburne, Fla v Ruttr. Maria
well Cornelius stephens, Ernest Franklin. Amelia NJ.
Common Pleas General Term-Adjourncd until Feb.
Common Pleas-special Term-Bcfore DAILY, c. j.
Common Pas-Equity Term-AdIOumed until febru.
Common Pleas-Trlal Term-Parts l. II and III-Ad.
Sparor Coult-icnerll Term-Adourned until Febru
Superior Corrt-Spccia Iorm-pefore Dugro, J-So
G27 r. ,s......s .. -. ,,u
superior COurt-Tra Torm-Part, ! aud ia iIourned
sib,!ior Court-Tral T,rm-Part III-B'fore McAdlm,
J.-No. 1866.
CIV Cour.-Sp al Term t.f. Com J Motor.
(ity COnr-Tria Term-Parts !, ii, III and lV-1
Court " GENERAL Scssons-Part I-BeorN Smyth T..
and Assistant D-trictAttomoys Wellman ana os"fne-
Court - General Sessions Par. tI-Boforo MARITIME J.,
and Assistant Attorney Maciona-Nos to II
Inclusive. -, ~, ,.,,.
j. and Assistant DlstrictAttorncy Townsend-No>
10. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
TIE PESFRTOIR DOG ESCAPES.


HE ELUpE- Ills PURsrrES AND GOES THROUGH
HOLE y THE FENCE-NoTfS PROM
TIE MUS,CrEIE
The dog that has since Fr.1av last made his home
"a The Zee. cuv,rSl reservoir IN ,-n..fl fhrh w.
~tn there Yesterday morning. and number OF men,
women and children Went H. lCok at him. II" sat
rlaciily oL IA" icr now and then ticking Il rom?
around. just t. k'co himself warn. ;nr "i th'
pcopc VIII, went 10 srr the dog carried fool in IT,
iud che good woman had L b.ci,t'ah, which Va
thrown at 10 iDc dog. The sl'a" shi over the lee
mt the d., voeld lafr nothing 10 d. With H.
lb.ui nom tvo men cent up by tl" society i'i
n,ir 4 g.c.t, To- Anima, went 20 tire }, csv'
and & dca - =, the e." AMI capidr" ia" DO;
ri. ice alor. Inc edge, {, rou.h aAd BROKEN uP
ov.nl to The ri.c and fall 81 tn, wafer bui bryo-d
,a; II +, PROBABLY o,crs fooi thcA In" got jy'i
.. dam. r1u boundary. but tn de-. s'cLs tlcr M
n..uNr,~ rs. To ihc ic.ce. and indins mole on IN
south de bol,oG through IL, and Wa soon lost 20
gn In thc iamnlc search vas made. but 30
iiaee Of him c.u.d bc found up 20 ngMal
In tie Menas"ile Mis- Murphy. WAC J. expected
10 inc a.c tc iniy OF lIpp'p 'iami soon VS. tan
fcir.- from the tank which lie has Sinrd with ,hIli
into the one occupied 10y her daughter. Fnina
rhc reunion ~ III thcr and dGu.htcr was uuncc0m
tuulcd IL, any scenes al wild drlleAt, ana TO ia"
rcli. Of the keepers cpthng looked peaceful. when
suddenly Mis-, Msrphy opened her Jaws aud mad"
ru.h for h.r daughter. who retroatci huir"hy int
M. tank. Iaiie Ia the afternoon they settled their
Gln,icmc,.s and doing Id" hy side IN Inc tank
NiAc. the Bnrlary biboon, Is sick monkey,
ne rid Nca'h"g LAs been 100 h"'" i"l 49," ~, e
f., loor .,llo@ /. Ia galoplns c)"a iMpuoh. Ia
$50. l,d,, Size smooth the hr
moment, y her husb:ud's ar" b, tcodrily SiroGns
NJ, head and bac. aud chnItcrins wo:is Of monkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
HARRIS NOT RESENTENCED.
n,sTD,cTATroRyEy NICcLL NOT READY
THE RECORDER ADJoUENS TIE SUBJECT OF
MOTION FOR 4 NEW TRIAL.

4 MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL"
Crowds Nockcd in front OF the General >'s>''"s
buildnc Yesterday morning TO get glimpse VI
corvIo W Uorrls. who II WIS wrongly thought was
70 lie rc,,ntcnccd. lie not brought from NE
Tombs. however. fcr his cas-" cam" up D''"r' -
codcr smyth on IA legal point alone. District
,ornev Nlcoll announced that as he had not p''h
sorved with tho a@tavts OF the defence nh'il A''
Friday lie was not yet ready - reply to Them.
u. ,rould have the answering afdavits ready III Il
few days.
The Recorder adjourned the whole subject oi q
noion for a new trial until next Mon 'ay. directing
William T. Howe 10 serve Mr.. Me II Mt "'rF u''"
rhur.day with any additional aibd"'ns Tat h'
might wish 10 present.
Recorder Smyih is receiving many letter di'-
patchc, ard Cau- from persons who want nm 20 2 AN
Harris a new ta!. Yesterday morning Telegram
was handed I, him which read Don't r'''i''h''
Harris until you hear from me-" II wa >lt'''
a H. Van Eur,n." IA TIC afternoon IA" hib'"
ING note was handed - TIE Recorder while ne Wa
mn The bench: | am the gentleman who Telegraph y
Won This morning IN reference 20 the CnrFl' liar
case MAY ask when / ran 80 - Im' Wa
olso signed A. H. Van Burra.' The writer oI inc"
message, stood al the bar and Recorder >mHth -Hid
+, him sharply: Don't You hu'w that 'on az"
guilty Of an nprOprciy m trying 10 'h''' WIN f"
iudg. about a ease that l. undo. ,dod p"
Mr. Van Euron tniucd and LETT "a" courtroom.
OF course Governor Flower l. the one = whom .
address appeal, Tor c,rmcucl. Vii. Howe VIII 30
doubt plead for n new tria, on heal grounds a. clr''
ually as those who write 10 The Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
IMPORTANT ELECTRIC RAILROAD PATENTS

A dispatch published in The Tribune Yesterday from
sprngleld Ohio, said that o. :. Kelly, OF that city,
ha, sold what known as the Green patents on ecc-
,ric railways 10 the General Electric Company Of
Nnw-Yorl City for large sum Of money. The
na,ents in question are those granted to George +.
Green OF Kalamazoo Mich and assigned to Mr.. Kelly,
who Is a millionaire manufacturer Of Springfield,
Ohio Frederick p. Fish. the patent counsel Of the
united Thomson Houston and Edison companies. when
asked about the patents yesterday, said
ave have made arrangement the terms OF which
have not been definitely settled. With Mr. Kelly, as
the owner Of these patents by which our company
and all our customers are 10 be protected. We did
NOT think it safe T. 60 on with these claims oustand
ing and 80 made this arrangement. 1t Is not exactly
purchasc but insures protection under the patents
to ali our customers that la the OF the patents
hcinr UtIgited subsequently, we and our cust0mcrc
will not be affected"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31

Judge Barrett yesterday appointed william u. Chambers
referee Proceedings for voluntary dissolution OF the
Embossed Lumber Fibre Company.
JUDGE Dusro OF the Supreme Court has appointed
Eugene L. 11chenor receiver OF the Manhattan Litho.
Graphing Company proceedings for voluntary dssou.
ton stay Of proceedings obtained by the creditors
January . is vlca,cd The bond OF the receiver l.,
- COO
The proeoolncs 10 set asld, the WI Of Mrs. Clara
Louisa LYONS who dlci October l., 1892, leaving
estate valued about 100000, withdrawn when
the ease mp trial in the Surrogates Court yes
tcrday Mrs. Lyons le all her pcrty In trust with
Charles H. o. >randlcr Of Mount mon, for her three
children. Her husband Wallace T. IONS. principal Of
public school nshbrdse. began contest Of the VIII
ground uf undue influence. Mrs. Lyons inherited
money from jacob Weeks the adaptive father OF her
father Tho Will wa, admitted to probate.
Judge Barrett heard argument yesterday q motion
TO set aside as insufficient verdict OF 5000 obtained
by Jlspor f. Corning for injuries received MAY !, 1891
when he knocked down By Of the Broadway ard
seventh Avenue Railroad Company. Further argument
will b. heard tomorrow.
Judge Patterson yesterday grlncd injunction re-
.trainng Manhattan Life Insurance Company from
tearing down the Globe Building, Nos 81 and &c Broad
way, extending Newest, and from erecting guards on
the sidewalk which would interfere with the entrance
TO the unch.room OF Charles A. Corfori.
Simon .,tcre has begun suit against the city to re-
cover $1,000 for professional services performed on
retainer Of the Corporation Counsel In actions against
several banks in which the city was plinin.
Lord nled claim Of $1,000 AGAINST the city
injuries received In falling defective Sidewalk
Judge a. OF the supreme Court asked yesterday
part OF Mrs. FRANKIE LesleWidc> answer in
the suit brought against her by Charles T. Wing
200, a balance alleged 10 be due on Diamond
necklace which she purchased In 1880 The price OF the
necklace was 20 100 She paid 800 and alleges TINT
she agreed to pay the remainder in advertising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
CAPTAIN NORRIsOy'S LICENSE RESTORED.

George H. Starbuck supervising Inspector OF steam
vessels for the second District. Yesterday rendered
decision in the matter Of the appeal oil Henry MOT
rison sailing master OF the yacht AVA, from 'as
decision OF the local inspector at Boston. ,apuh
starbuck in his opinion restores 10 Captain Mrn'oh
MS license and calls the action OF the local inspectors
at Boston Illegal
The Alva one Of the largest and most expensive
steam yachts in III. world was run into and sun"
by the steamship II. +. Dimock, bound from Hew-
York TO Boston. last summer. W. h. NahucrouI
the owner OF the yacht. and party Of friends were
on board at the time. The Alva on her way 10
New York and on account OF dense fog had anchored
or the Pollock RID Hight vessel, outside OF MonomOy
Point she was not in Vineyard sound. as the decision
of the supervising inspector might lead one to sup
pose but was in passage lending through the Shoals
outside OF Cape Cod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
Pain Self.Iuficted.

This is supposed to be an age OF enlightenment Yet
the half civilized persistence with which hosts OF people
keep dosing themselves small occasion. argues blind
eredufy Characteristic Of the dark Constipation
les q myriad OF alleged curstvcs which in nauscous
dose merely evacuate the bowelsthis operation being
preceded By rain and followed by weanessthe latter
effect OF their excessive. violent action Podyphylln
sioes gamboge embodied In the form Of pills buemass
esomel-these among the violent Inducements for
which should be substituted Hostettes Stomach Bittcrs
the finest genial laxative extant never gripping AID
resembling In Its action effort nature in her hap
piest This benign and thorough medicine is also
IN sntdote 10 maa and rheumatism. gives strength to
ne system. renders digestion perfect end regulates the
Kidneys md bladder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
NOT ANXIOUS ABOUT TIE CITY or PEKING.

At the Office OF tho Pacific Mail steamship 'om'
plny In this city yesterday it WAS said That '' steam
ship City OF Picking not cor sdcrei oNeFd'ie' pu'
was only making long winter voyage. The CITY
OF Pehng reported in the harbor of Yokohama on
January 10. she expected to sail from 'ie'e
on January -. II she did sail on that date She Is
making an exceedingly long trip If 1t. Tie 'l'y :"
rekinG is commanded by Captain searlc. she l.
ship registering $3.50 tons. and was built In lo'f'
Her last survey classed her rs 81 for twenty years
The officer, OF tho Pacific Mail steamship company
s,v they have no doubt but that she will arrive 80: ~
I'm san Francisco on the Maritime Exchange y'S''r'
day Il was thought that She had broken n sha't. ~
violent storms have recently been reported Ill '"o
Pacific Otcan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
ATT irYuEyTS AGAINST BUSINESS MEN.

Two attachments. aggrecatng $500. have be'h
obtained BY Blrmerstiel a llrscl as INST Villain
Ghormley cressmahcr, of No. 535 fiith ave. WHO
sold ont TO his wife, In favor OF Frank Drbenhan.
The sheriff has received another ta' hment ag'iis'
Lorenz Wciher the builder, who went to EuF'p U"
Januorv IL for -2.0Ol In favor OF Enoch Rl'h'r'
and a lis pcndens has been filed on the properly N"s'
800 and 4Ol ST. Nicholas ave-
An attachment for 800 has been ob'aih'" j" ~
city against sylvnnus G. Spaiding. 81 Alaska III Iao
~, rhomas NJ BARTLETT as administrator OF III" estate
OF BENJAMIN Litchfeld, for M spalding's snare "
liabilities incurred by the master OF the bars fi'u'
erIck F. Litchmeld in which Mr. spalime owheu
6-64 Interest. go, ,, ,.t,,ss m
Fol- q Van Ness dealers IN furniture ut ~ " seca y,
- and ThirIa\c. show labi les OF y. ',ooo' Lo"i"~
assets SI22j5: actual assets, S5l2''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
uRs JrcK Convicted or ADDICTION.

The Jury I'm Fart II of General Sessions yesterday
convicted Mrs Rossnnn Icck OF abduction after do
nberatlng fifteen minutes Til" woman ana jacob
storms Of Norl.crs. Jointly Indicted for the alb
auc,ion Of Ivy Roche, fifteen years old Assistant
District Attorney Welman prosecuted the woman, and
Jacob DcrlIngcr defended her. Tie trial before
Judge MARITIME.
In the morning Mrs. Lech testified In her own
behalf She pretended 10 know nothing Of the re-
lations OF the young girl and -toims. In the cross
examination she was much confused and contra
d,c,,d herself lady. he = ~ Engli 3hwOman.
thirty four years I'D. Mr. Berlnger made Ivy Roches
c0nf,s,ed shortcomings his strongest point In ad
dressing the jury Mrs. Leck may be sentenced to
five years imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
LOVING cur GIVEN TO PAU ID. DU CHAiLLo

A silver Loving cup was presented 10 iaW d. u"
chollu Yesterday ofter6oon at n reception given by
the officer, and members OF the council Of the Amcr
can Geographical society, at the clubhouse III "cs'
Twenty -ninhst. on the cup WIS the iNScrP'loh
Presented 10 Paul T. du Chaillu by the Officers ana
members Of the council Of the American Geographic III
society," on the twenty nth anniversary Of his return
from Africa after discovering the gorilla, the Pg-
mics and the great equatorial forest Oh 'h' c""'S'
p rhl.f us,ice Charles T. DAILY presented the cup IN
Mr.. du Challu and made few REMARKS on t!' INC
and discoveries ~ the great explorer some Oh those
were George v. Cmld,, the Rev d. llaN "rII-
eral Belle ID. -. Mills. Morris r. Jcasup, frlncs NJ
lesser william Iibbcy. ir. v. II. II: moore Chandrr
Robbins John A. Iladden. Clarence King Henry Hot
Gusinve r. KisscL Orlando Is. Potter, Levi ltobroo.
lanes NJ Haley. Walter r. Jones, !. liernhclmer L.
T. Hall and A. j. DrcAel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31

had secured counsel Yesterday. Joseph Mos app'ah;
for him, Ex Judge Kihicth r;S'ni 10 represent
strrci, Mr.. L. Roche. OF No. 10 WiillHin->'' rep
resented the bank i'm the prosecution y.
d Lansing Of Albany, the agent Tor 'Hc h"S"'
Insur;nc" Company in that city, was IN" hT'' WINS
lie told the story Of th" prcHch'a''h "' VI, ,n
-, ,., c,or,, of thc c,ldtal and of III, own efforts
~ ,,nro,Snr IN his city TO learn II the check were
III right ,turcis he said. hnd toif nun 'hat '''e
ch.c, had been given to him in payment Tor u'e ,'
NJ his unc!e's life. Mr. Lln-inS iestihcl '"' ' nv
advised the Young man To telegraph 10 rs u ~ -n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
INSURANCE RATES NOT RAISED YET

The New-York Board Of Underwriters Yesterday
met at No 2 Nassaus 10 take action on the request
OF the committee appointed by Mayor Body, Of
Brooklyn that action the question Of enforcing
the raise OF % per cent In Insurance rates in that
city be delayed. pending an investigation OF the Fire
Department. Benom Lockwood presided A COMMITTEES
reported In favor OF delay OF thirty days. and pro
posed some suggesons for improving the Fire De
par;ment. After some discussion the enforcing Of
the increase suspended for sixty days. though not
without opposition. At first votes TO carry this
proposition at all were hclng, but personal appeals
10 some members finally induced q majority to favor
the suspension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
COrOyrL UtYES'S NEW TRIAL.

Judge MARITIME in Pet il Of General Sessions, yes
terJay set the retrial Of Colonel W. j. Hayes ior
perjury for Thursday The jury In the first trial
disagreed ". 7. Howe, for the defence tried 10
secure longer adjournment ON account OF the Illness
Of Mrs. Hayes
Edward H. AIcott the Juror who alone stood out
for nm acoutta the has lost his position with
the New.York Eelting and Packing Company lie
WAS one nf their city statesmen. An officer OF the
comrany said that AIcott engaged for one year
from February 1899. lie and the concern could not
agree on terms for another year ~ he left It's employ
This was settled before the Hayes uial was begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31

Mr.. Wellman asked all the talcSmcn If they were
members of Dr. PaIkhurSt'S society. CITY REFORM
Club or any similar organization and II they knew
I,r Parkhursi. MIR. Jerome asked them II th"y Enc"
anv one connected with the police force were r.
lated TO any liquor dealer. He also inquired II tlrN
had read DR.. ParHhurSt's charges against th" J. nee
and The present men against the police OF the March
Grand Jury. He challenged all liquor dealers per
emptorily. u., 4, .,o
uouor business. NO. thank the LOid.' he shd
earnestly. go
Have YOU any relatives who are7'
"No, thank the Lord came the reply again, ana
every one smiled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31

There will be only Sl,5OO,OOO in gold exported TO-
8ay This gold was taken from the Sub-Treasury
through fear that the department might be closed
YESTERDAY out of respect for the memory OF Mr. Blaine
No such order issued, however, and the exporters
had an opportunity to withdraw more Of the yellow
metal had there been any demand for II. The supply
OF gold has been exhausted. and consequently the
exporters will have considerable margin OF profit on
oday's shipments owing 10 the fact that the coins
sI new and unworn and therefore are heavier than
usual At present II seems likely that the shipments
on Saturday, II any, will be small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
DEATH or ELEANOR DOUGHTY'S CHILD.

The child OF Eleanor Doughty died at III" home OF
IT, adaptive mother. Mrs. May bradford. No.
Ill Wet SXty third st.. ut midnight sun
dav The chd's case aroused c0nld I'll
bio ini.rc.t last fail. when Miss Doughty
secured "A writ OF habcas corpus In proceedings TO
compcl Mrs. bradford TO surrender the child Miss
noughty alleged that ;. >. Nrccland, Of No. 80
x,.s,u.st WAS the father Of tie child \ few
weeks alrr IL was born, she said, sh" had been III
duccd 10 let Mrs. bradford have II 10y Nrr'land ana
DR. shaw and sweeney, Of No. IA Grcthwch ~
.c sald that she feared that Vrccland and Mrs. Brad
ford would take ITS lifc TIE Was sent To James
l. NcaIl, as referee. who has made no report. y
coroner's Inquest will probably be- held