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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING & Gu, AuCTioNEIRs-
6l2 L STREET NORTHWEST.
TRTs st! E,s SALE OF IMPROVED rlor.RryRs

ol2 Z STREET NORTHWEST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED pi,oprpry NM
M NOS 1907, 1893 AND 1911 BID ST. s.F
~ by virtue Of deed OF trust dated tie 23d NJ
fenruary, lssB. and recorded in Lisr No l77l
District Of Columbia. and by the dlrectian OF Ire
Pe.es SECURED thereby. the nn,ersi as- trus ..s-s
VIII sell at public anctoa. IN frort 81 the premises
on NM :. taioBfk SINTEF:NiTI 1888 nj
HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM the north
tory-,No a. front Of lot nnm5ered sx 90 by the
Iuil a'.pth thereof In square hundred and
CONSISTING OF three six-room brick dwellings with
nail; Terms: one-half cash. balance I'm sig ana
twelve months with interest. secured by deed OF
tion OF the purchaser. deposit of 5000 REQUIRED
at time OF sale: all conveyancing and recordnc A.
WILLIAM MAYsE.
oco-dsds o. Nj. BRYANT. Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Auct,opeer,-
o. Il ST. NV.
..RECEIvER's SALE.
"oF TIE ENTIRE
''CONTENTS''
of THE PRODUCERS
DAIRY CO."
.,EMBRACISG''
"EIGHT-HORSE POWER ENGINE AND Bou.ERs
I'm FIRSr-CI-ASS CONDITION.
HORSES AND HARNESS "'''A
20 T'EN-GAIIoN CANS. LOT SNAIL CANS AND
JARS. ONE SEPARATOR LARGE CIIURN.
CREAM EXTRACTOR Sde 40 ,, ABorT Soo BUTTER
MILK WATTS CHEESE PRESS. BUTTER
BoNES. THREE PLATFORM SCALES. MILK
II,Sr; WATER COOLER: THREE WALNUT
OF DRAWERS. OAK TABLES. CHAIRS AND
STOOLS. LOT LCMBER. &c, &c.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. 1855
tire conterts OF the Prodncers' Dairy Co.. No zoos
st. NV. which is partly enumerated above.
Terms cash. PHIL W. CHEW.
el-d@
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When the child cries its own voice. trans
xormed into force by q dynamophone rocks
II to sleep. When 1t Is a little larger the
baby has to learn to read This part OF Its
education is practice1 as follows:
On the wall, directly in front of him,
letter appears mechanically. IL is y, for
example; at the same moment photograph
prOnOunces A Then il is the turn of the
letter u, and so on After a very short time
The child knows its letters and delights in
naming them quickly, before the phono-
graph has time to get them out Its educa-
ton thus goes on as nationally as in the
best schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-07
AS OTHERS SEE US.
Some Truly Wonderful Inventions at
the Fair.
FUN P0KED BY FRENCH ARTISTS
Assistedby a Writer Who Writes in
Funny Mood.
LABOR SAVING DEVICES.

Correspondencs Of The Evening Star.
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" sight. OF SIN I'll and taste and touch. II
In reality. as serious philosophers assert.
matter exists only by the sensations which
We have of IL. this new apparatus should give
matter OF serious reflection to the stock
holders OF railway companies We should
soon look for an uncommon lowering Of
rates.
An important section is reserved to flu
nerals. that is to say. to everything relating
20 funeral obsequies. I will speak only Of
1naeration. Up to the present there had
been found only two methods really prac-
deal for getting mortal coils out of sight:
- bury them IN the earth or to consume
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj orf.N AL
HOTEL year. Or beach. Maryland ave Every
comfort and cow. for fall and winter
IMPERIAL. home at reduced rates. omen ares ana
mys-6n solarium. @. W. KENpRiCK.
HOT STRINGS. BATH COUNTY, vIIiGINIA.-THE
virginia., heated by steam. elevator and all
modern conv~niences. with ten cottages
with nreplaccs. will Ice kept open the entire year;
bath in hotel: special rates from September TO
April. J. r. ClIAMlr.rN. Manager. au2s-3m'
HILL TOP SIMMER RT.SoRT. HuI, TOP HousR
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. 7. s LovErT Prop
Elevation. I 200 feet Most breezy point. SEEN
cry uneaualed. Flrst-class table. -Four daily
mails IS. Now open. mye-6m
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eeSf-dGds
LADIES GOODS.

MISS BIRCH Is NOW READY TO TAKE or
personal attention will be given: satisfaction
given in ht and work 522Ls llth St NV its
MADAME LoKER OF BALTIMORE DRESsMAK-
ing Parlors 1223l r 81. NV. Latest STYLES an
perfect Mt guaranteed for ladies and children
oc6-6ts
LADIES'
Bring ms your pieces OF ostrich feathers and have
them made into hoas. tour de cou long plurnes,
tips. Prince Of Wales. fans. trimmings. &c;
cleaned. dyed. curled in perfect French style.
Mr.. and Mine. DEPOULY,
6i3 18th ST. NV.
Formerly G STD
Bcvnre-we have no branch house. oc6-sts
FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP N
frst-class Partisan style: white and satin dresses
laces and lace curtains a speciality: prices rca-
eUnable. Call at NAlE- NIBDfD'S successor TO
Mime. Eamont, old stand. 113 llth st. n W 81 -2ms
MADAME GENESTE NO. $40 A STREET s. r..
Washington n. C: square from r street carr:
curtains and laces done up equal 10 new: curtains
a speciality: goods handled with care. and called
for and delivered. sel5-lms
SEAISKIN GARMENTS ALTERED. REDyFD AND
refined Fur work OF every description. The
Misses CUNNINGHAM. 1903 sth st. NV. aus-3m
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERcII. s2e 18TH ST.
and 12Oe-l3US i st. NV, ARTISTIC DYEI<0
CLEANING AND RESTORING OF Hight heavy
fancy ornamental m-.erials goods. falrics
and articles Of wear. OUTING SUITS given par-
ticular attention. Our patronage extends iuts
the most fashionable circiee. iyli
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oc6-d&ds

c. g. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 14O7 G. st
Successors to Latimer L. S,oan)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-07

G. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. 14O7 G ST.,
Successors to Iatimer & Sloan.l
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"RECETvER's SALE"
of TIE ENTIRE"
CONTENTS"

THOMAS BOWLING a. CO., Auct,opeer,-
6l2 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-07

ALL BRAND NEW, RIGHT OUT
OF FACTORY. MORGAN &
WRIGHT PNEUMATIC TIRES.
NIAGARA DUST PROOF PEDALS,
COVERED CENTERS. lO-INCH
STERLING HEAD, 1898 STYLES.
FULL BALL BEARINGS 154
SIMONDS' COLD CHILLED STEEL
BALLS IN EACH WHEEL. BEAR
NGS MADE OF TOOL STEEL
TEMPERED IN OIL. DON'T MISS
THIS CHANCE TO GET A WHEEL
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
RIrS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Charlie. H. Fanchcr n assignee. filed schedules In the
Court Of Common Pleas, Yesterday Of the property Of the
Arm Of g. Burkhater Co. the failed wholesale grocers
At No. 1oi Hud.on-st Tho liabilities Of the firm are
given 90 nominal asset e'3Si03 10 actual
assets s36sl7 10 OF the liabilities tl91o3S 70 Is due
IN preferred cred i7G - TO secured creditors
Judge Patterson confirmed the report Of the commits
sion finding James owen O'Conor, the actor 10 he In
sane and has appointed his WIFE Louisa O'Conor. and
James f. Dohcrty committee OF his per'on and estate
under bonds Of t25.ooo o'Cooor has about 10000 In
different savings banks He Is confined In tho MOTIFS
Plains Asylum, ~ j.
against tho Will of John Eichcr. the brewer on the
ground that mistaken IN surprising herself TO be
his widow renewed her efforts g prevent the pobnt
ing Of the will She alleges that the withdrawn
without her consent, and has secured new attorneys.
Rabo Keller, In her behalf asked additional Sulro
gate fitzgerald yesterday to opcn the probate TIA, sho
might be heard. Decision was reserved.
Frank =. Gray has taken appeal To the General
Term OF Supreme Court from the judgment against
him IN damages from Colonel Elliott
f. Shepard for alleged breach Of contract. Costs Of
1857 - were entered against him.
decree OF foreclosure granted yesterday by Judge
Patterson, OF supreme Court In action brought
hy the Bowcry savings forccloe mortgage upon
the property Of the Metropolitan Opera House Comp,ny
New. York limited Nroadway and Forticth.st. David
Thompson appointed referee t. sell Tho property
From the proceeds the sale the s6i2
600 be paid the Bowcfy Savings Bank. s55j 100 A.
TO the metropolitan Improvement Company limited. aud
s2ls $50 Adrian Iseln. jr for the ben"
OF certain bondholders.
chilly" Mc,ilory adjudgcd In contempt Of court
Yesterday for falling TO pay judgment entered against
him 1891 by william Lanahan Co.. for liquors sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
,crTIrTY ~ TIE TN MARKET

Trading in tin was active again yesterday. but
though the market firm at tho opening II weak
cncd later IN the day. January options Tell from
% 90 cents to oO1c IL cents a pound Tho Metal
Exchange issued p statement Yesterday OF the con
sumption of Tin In the United states II Is IN part n
follows: During tho last decade the consumption OF
tin in this country has nearly doubled Inc to'aI
imp,rtations Of tin onch year ending June 30 have
bocu A. follows Lao 500 tons 1853 IL 900 tons
tS@i IL COO tons: 1sS5 1o,7oo tons: 1855, l"Soo
ions. lss7. 1900 tons: 1s9S, 1890 tons; l5S"'
13lOO tons 1900. $500 tons 1891, 1880. The
consumption f1r the year 'o2 was as follows Stock.
January l. l-0a 1000 tons; importation for eleven
wo1ths. ending November 10, 1-o2. 1850 tons I'm
por'atons during the month ~ December l-o2
100 ION. total imr ra,on durlng the year. 81 500
tons stock on Janua-v l. 1893 $500 tons; cOnSump
lion In Loo. 10 100 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
rp,fyTyC ScUOOL FOR trrOT WANTS

Al a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees ~ the Amer
can Association OF Public Accountants. held yes''r-
day afternoon In the Offices Of Walden. BROOKS d"
Donn.lly 40. II Pine st.. n was decided to organize
school for professional education OF public nc
countnntS to be known ms the New-Nork school OF
Accounts Tho main object for IN" establishment
u, the school Is 10 provide for young mon special
mcnns Of training and correct and practical instruc-
,lop in tho knowledge and science Of modern ac-
counting and finance Tho school Will DO opened
some time next september. The dean VIII b' Johh
T. v Hunt cx president Of IN" Board OF Education'
The faculty will consist Of James Walden, LOUIS NJ
Bcrgthen Richard r. stevens. John W. Whitehead
William NJ. Brooks. George III. Ch'irch. frahS
Broakcr. Richard NJ. Chapman, Louis Walden ana
H. X. VI. Coax.
At the meeting Yesterday l.. VI. b"rg'h'ii' H. VI
rhnpman Rufus Reardslee. +. Il. Thurber. l.. VI
stanton and H. r. VI. cook made Interesting speeches
i'm favor OF TN, establishment Of tho school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
UILL THERE BE MORE POLICE INSPECIO"S

\ REPORT TINT BILL Is TO BE INTRODUCED
At ALBANY TO INCREASE THE NUMBER
There WIS talk IT Polio. u. adquarters yesterday
10 the effect that an argument would h" huit upon
the evidence taIrr at the trials OF Inspectors Williams
and McAvov on Monday In favor OF bill ut Albany
add to the number Of tho inspectors. 1t was even
said that one object Of IN" trials TO got certain
testimony before tt public. The two inspectors were
acquitted OF the charge Of neglect OF duty. on u"
ground that their districts large that they
were obliged TO depend the reports OF the car airs
for Information about gambling houses and other
places Superintendent Byrncs said At the trials, IN
reply to a question by President Martin. that h.
Thought the Inspection dlsrlct' wer" too large.
President Martin lmd Commit ,,ioner Slrchan wcr"
I'm Albany last week. and II l. said that th"v arranged
for fine Introduction Of Ill into tn" Lpgi,a ure t.
increase the number Of police inspectors. and give to
the Police Board the power to select one OF th" In
,pcctor, TO conmnnd III" dctcciiv" force. TIL" la"
spcc,or and gives 10 him the command OF th' de-
tccvcs, with Increase 81 pay: nut th'r' mas y"'
b.cn no decision by the courts regarding the rival
claims Of Inspectors Williams and Conlln 10 IN" ono"
NJ chief INSPECTOR. Mr.. Martin was at Police III al
auortrrs Yesterday. but had nothing t. say Tor pun
ll,4l,ion regarding Ia" rumors Other officials shli
TINT tho Legislature could not change the law In srh
way a. To- deprive Inspector Williams or lrs % tor
Conn OF III" rank and Iay OF chl.i mp ctT. 10" "uo
whichever one Of them was entitled to IN" plac" ne
como the chief inspector soon n tlrf Inspector
steers was retired. II said aSo that. ~ no pro
vision for the pay Of extra Inspectors had been nhur
I'm the appropria lions for the l. lice Department 10Y
IsD3 ch ,mgc IN H." law woali not "nil tn Police
Hoard to appoint more Inspector, un' next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

BEGINNING 4 sUIT-A REPORTED TRAFFIC ar
RANGEMENr.

BEGINNING 4 sUIT-A REPORTED TRAFFIC R
R>NGFMENr.
Samuel p. CLARKE. ~ Root & Clarke. yesterday De-
cllncd 10 make public the names % the persons re
whom 10 was acting in his application 10 the Al.
torney.Ienernl to have suit begun - forfeit the
charter Of the Panama Railroad Company. He aid
,b, te subject WAS now before the Attorney General
and IL would not be proper for him to say anything
about the
Edward Lauterbach. the attorney for the Pacinc
Mail Steamship Company, said that II was not MS
cas, and he had nothing 10 say about 10. lie ua
not mean 10 assert that he did not know ABOUT e
action OF Root e. Clarke before II was taken, hut MS
part ended there.
General John Newton, president oi the Panama
Railroad Company. said: We shah appear IN gNd
time and make defence. We do not propose 'o
begin 10 answer charges outside OF court ms
however 4, only another move on the part of 'he
Pacific Mail Steamship Company to force MS TO mako
n contract With them. They charge lis with dHhs
things which were not done by lis at all but by persons
who controlled the road long ago. and then sod ~
80 that finally 1t into our hands In good iath'
IL WIS said Yesterday that contract had been signed
between the Panama Railroad Company and the Nortn
American Navigation Company by when tue mtNr
comnanv hopes 10 secure all the westbound business
OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company Inc organ
Nation OF the North American Navigation Company
has becn announced. II has California charter with
a canital OF S3OODOOO Its stock Will be put IN tlo
hands Of trustees years TO prevent scramble
for control An agent Of the now company was qlo-I
Yesterday as saving that he had arranged 10 cnarr
number of vessels, and that later the company wouu
Lnlld five six new steameIS III Is asserted .ns'
On February 10 a new line will he started from New
York 10 Colon, the steamships San Marco ana Anno
being intended for the service. Another line OF snps
viii lie run II is said, from New Orleans TO Colon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
ANTHONY COMSrOCK'J WORK.

The Society for the Suppression OF Vice held !"
regular annual meeting yesterday afternoon in tne
John Street Methodist Church. After prayer ny he
Rev William A. Rice the ballotting for officers tooA
place. The following elected: President. sanua
colgate vice-presden's. Morris X. Jesup. william T.
Dodge. william q. Hitchcock; treasurer, kllia'h Van
Rensselaer, secretary, Anthony Comsfock' executive
committee, A. +. Libby. the Rev. William a. h''e'
william g. Beecher. John sinclair John '. CockTol''
Bowies Colgate and Hamilton Fairfax. The seer
tarys report the last year shows me society " ''
In a fourtshing condition. one hundred ana twenty
nine cases were brought to trial. l27 Of when were
convictions $50 pounds OF obscene books ana l2,ioi
poems and songs seized and destroyed in'1s
were also $4,000 lottery circulars seized ana Weno
lotteries were suppressed. since the beginning 81 Ds
society l,130 arrests have been made. lofty Nv" 10.
tons OF obscene literature destroyed ana eighteen ''
OF gambling outfits taken. 49, , IN ,bs
Mr. Colgate delivered short ADDRESS, ana III s Va,
course OF mis- remarks he took occasion 10 sly u
the work OF the society was limited by the conia.
sethacks IL received from the District auThne,
office and that unless the society could get s
legislation from Albany II would be almost iip''S
10 rid the city OF the poolroom nuisance. , ,,
Anthony Comsock. who Is the principal "o'H u.
I'm the society was not present at the meeting. Nv
was detained at his home In summit, " D., py in"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

miles the .t,r Officers When Il f. tasen nte
consd,rIon that for many var 'enstsi hsml'on nae
suffered fr IN wounds rcc'fyed during a." war elng
over the If lung and threa Ia "a" LIT BIZ Tie above
.;atanent will seem. IL H.. most uni>utl General
Iomiton in speaking upon this snbe't ssd u the
wit r. -.
nervousness with which suffered rom the ereets OF
al over the heart, which va fNbDd ,ut rght yeln
ago. 4, ~ I'm this wholly u nv nstg',i stare
Of y,cOr hut 81 modern discovery, vhra
! have used and am using con-antt 's''ahy d 90
900 how / could get along without IT, ant 70 y a ete&
blessing In my fomy wen IL relieved Mrs, Hamion.
who nft.r a severe attack - tnr arp. rgn'rd irm
excessive NERVOUSNESS snd ar'at ~ ,t'aton IL also
cured our dlugtcr ~ TO- who suffer ~ atty from no
grip and n,a>r-. DO YOU 'sk what u PANE.
celery compound ! know whereof -Q"1k when az
that T. builds mp the system and The best medicine
I have over seen. have d.ir fri nd who sicaed
IN tn abdomen by bors ani W. oim',t he'pe y.
CO.. ve nervousness i~d aud the ply ie.,n' ascrhef
hi, injury. Ito I. now, at'". uIni Two bottles Z
Panc- eiery cOnIOuni. adj" trit"l no N" city All
take long iiies AMI afford T. hi op. - cannot
much in II. Irisc. beta Tor IT, Gle upon me ana
upon my family" -, . ~.
source require comment. rney STOW cfay ue greas
lower Of rll, noderl discovery Whih has fo' - mnrr
rceNe norvous'es anxe', sun ring and the thoisand
Ills which modern lfe with al ~ aud strns fss
brought chout. That men ana women hisn.h@ut Amr.a
believe this Ia clearly proven by III wonderful norunrv
which this great con pound has a'hi"Nd IL j. Ted ~
more Isope present day than any oher PREPARATION.
and il stonds a. I, deserves D. st'nf at tie head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
ILLS rAy LAZY UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Daniel p Hays. Of the firm Of Hays & "reeh"a"'"'
lawyers No. no Broadway. received dSpa'cH '"'"
Albany Yesterday stating that tho Court OF HPP'"'N
reversed the decision IN III" case OF th" People hGa
T. C. Wilmcrriing and ordered judgment ~ iaNor o'
the defendant with costs This decision VIII u vi
much interest to importers and nucon'rFS II WIS
4 test case In which all the aucor""r' IN 'h' "'e
are Interested. In 1a4G the lcglSaiur' pm s'n "h
act providing that all auctioncclS must pay 10 'he
state Controller tax Of "a OF per cent on soooN
sold by them which manufactured III for'l@h
country The Controller had an agent IN ms CITY
who collected the fees. Failure to pay them WIS II
mIsdcmeanor Five or six years ago II number OF IN
leadlu: anctionccrs. such Townsend " Moh'nh''
Wllmcruing Morris & Mitchell" william topping d"
co. and Field. Chapman & fcnner. !" gan 10 protest
against this tax and employed Hays Il Grccnbanm 10
write an opinion. The law firm held that 'h' IaN
was not constitutional. The matter was carried u
the General Term In the case Of WilmHriing. MOTIFS
G Mitchell This court decided In favor 81 I'll" sia'"
Judca Daniels writing the opinion. Yesterday tn"
Court OF Appeals reversed the Judgment oI inc "rn
crnl Term. on the ground that the TAX was uncoh
,tIutonai the State having no power 10 iu,lo'" Il
fax on foreign goods. that being solely wlhih the
duty Of the Federal Gotcrnm"nt. a., ,
The tax paid by auconccrS under THIS law aV"h.cl
over go 900 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SECRETARY NOBLE SUED FOR DAMAGES

\ snii has been brought by william Il. Iapham
tn tho United States Circuit Court against tn"
secretary Of the Interior John W Noble TO recover
s2j.O0O ~ damages for defamation 81 character.
Inplam wns employed I'm IN" interior Department.
and from April. 1859. 20 December. 1rol VIVA
chief Of the Division ~ stationery md PRINTING H."
sets forth In his complaint that on December 10.
l-0l he voluntarily resigned. and began business aS
a Government contractor and agent for contractors.
and undertook supply the various departments with
stationery typ"wrttcrs printers materials and office
s,ippiles ON March -. l-v2. Secretary Noble sent
copies ~ this letter 10 the other Cabinet Officers
ard chiefs 81 departments and to persons Intending
10 bid for Government contracts:
Drpar, mcnt Of the Interior Washington, March IS.
i-02.
Sir: In order that there be NJ mlsapprc-
hensinn on the part Of persons Intending to submit
bid, for furnishing envelopes and stationery f'r the
nsc Of i, department during the ensuing year. YOU
arc Informed that any Interference the part OF
and Printing Division with the IN no I'm NY WY will
not IT, to the interest 81 any person or firm repre-
s"ntcd Respectfully.
join W. NOBLE. Secretary.
Tn" plaintiff allcsc, that Secretary Noblc intended
70 characterize HIN ms an intermcddcr and In
competent ard ENTHUSIASTICALLY Government officer. aud
4, iriimdatr bidders and ruin his business. In
consequence II the letter he lost the business Of
several cGurncirrs.
4 demurrer e. the cOmplnint has been PIT In on
the ground that II docs not state Sniii'lent ~
nc,ion and the decision OF Judge Wallace upon this
demurrer l. now awaited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

James L. MacMahon 10 Howard Lcckwood hS SDSs
NJ sena nriget McCsbe. Henrietta f. Byrnes' Cn'r'e'
common Peast;enerai Term--Adjourned Tor inc eerm
Common easspeca Terml'eloe Daly ~ the term.
Common Plcis-Equy Term Adoufbeu 10, . u +
Common pleas-Tria fcrm-tnrt before .'eser'e"' -
Eases on: Bore vs. PouIllon. No calendir ,,,,,oa
c mn1on Plc1s-Trial Ttra-Parts III ana lii-hu'o'i"
suprrior Court-G"ncrr, Term-Adourncd for tnF S en-
superior Cour.-spccal Tcrm-Bcore Dugro ''-No''
St, "a Tg Ts si5 s s5 ST. s.
~ OF ops 226 .27. 22s rs. o,,...,.o..
Superior Cour-Tfipl rem-part I-Beore G
J.-ta.e on Lawrence Stationery Company vs. 'h'"'''-
Superior cour-TrIa Ternpat lI-Bgf0re freeman no.
J.-Nos. 1879. 1871, 1907 Ass IO55 l;9g do, ,t.3 no.
superior trial Terml'art lIl-3eioe McAu Van
Nos. 4Ti 1927. 1857 lG4oa. $50 2ooo i''o' l4o''
cci, ,y q co%rTra rcTm~ras Iefor ODE
Nos. rs 1i2s. 1850. 1874. s23 I'll Syoi w "a
is55, 81 e. I iS i ?6, i295 1851 1850 ms
ely Court-Tr' rcrmPart I-Bcforc Var Goo wy Xxx
Nos AZ 1901 lCes 49,. 1917 ioS S9o go 90
1920 1890 iji3 ijli 1916, 1915 1881 1888 1854. loa,'
CITY Corrn-r'ipl rrr Par. IL :" ." ,,,c 100
Mo-. 10 ot?s 1921 1iiG fGoG olo .1S l5 a Io53'
100 1876 1882 1883 900 1898, 11iO ~ 1881 900
ty Court-rl,l Tcru-Part IyBcIoos Se y qsGr
1850 o57S 1888, 1892. 2553. 81 e.. ~
Court Of General Sessions-lart 1-Eciore Smytn ,o
and Assistant DistrlcAttorncy Mclntyre-Nos u 10
Court Of General Sessions 1r-Bctorr MARITIME j.
and Assistant DlstrictAttorncy Wecks-Nos 70 - III
elusive. n, r,,,cor,b
j. aud Assistant DIstrIct.Attorncy Townsend-Nos' "
clusiVp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

Company. Each policy was for $1,000. The sPcohu
one had been taken only ten days before Inc re
Fanshawe put in a claim for $500. although u ""'
shown afterward that his loss was only T@o''
The suspicious Of the insurance companies WIZ
arouscd and an investigation 81 the circumstances
OF the fire led the arrest and Indictment OF f"'""'
Tie trial took place III the Court oil oyer ana i''''
In 1880 and the Jury disagreed. IN March, i0'i
.e.ond trial took nlocc I'm General sessions. Assist
ant District. Attorneys Wcmnn and Simms prosecuted
tho cas-. 80 successfully rat Fansln"r WAS conN' :,
81 arson I'm the first degree. H." was scU,.i' ,r,
Recorder smviL 10 I've Imprisoned Tor twelve years
and half. . ,.,u.. ,.,o ,os
The prisoner j. son OF II. II. fanahawe' VIM W.
wealthy importer Of SLIPS In this CITY. .nnh ;
brother gave hirl an allowance oi from e-.'" u r
81 600 year. on January ,. 1873, there Wns u ~,
IN thc room III No d1J Fonrth which IN" prisoner
corrupted lie got 9426 from the n,urnnce con,p'"S
lie has been In sing sing prison for SeVcrai mo"'"9'