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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-15
MONDAY, MAY II, 1898

MN)NDA1, VI ID, 1919
THE boys shot.
THE boys shot well.
THE boys shot very well.
THE boys shot better than we'll.
THE boys shot better than the
best.
SAN ANTONIO is proud Of her
shOOtiStS.
SAN ANTONIO gets there in SPLEEN
did shape.
ALL Southwest Texas is proud of
San Antonio.
WEST TENAS will be no more
barren or desOlate.
THIS rain has settled the hash
for cattle expectation.
ONE land of liberty; one law in
liberty; one people for liberty.
THAT Worlds fair will be opened
next Sunday, 50 say the directors
GREENBACK WEAVER speaks at
Philadelphia, therefore he is not
dead.
THE fate Of that Five Courts bill
no longer trembles in the Hogg
scales.
THE American flag will rOOst
low in Hawaii for the next four
years.
As THE East grows more liberal
it will not do for the West to grow
bigOted.
HOGG evidently thinks that the
late Legislature was too charitably
inclined.
THE Chicago police want the
Fair open on Sunday as a peace
measure.
THE Worlds fair will open Sun
day in obedience to the demands
of the people.
THIS is the land of all freedoms,
and the liberty of the people must
not be abridged.
If every trust in this country
was to bust legitimate business
would not suffer.
THE Houston Daily Age comes
to hand in its usual way; a weeks
bundle at a time.
THE Texas editors will fine
Chicago bigger than all Texas, anC
with more hell in it.
THIS is the best year of the lat
ter part of this century for a big
FAIR in San Antonio.
NICARAGUA is trying to max,
this country party to her rcvolu-
ton, but without avail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-15

THE boys shot better than the
best.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-15

THE boys shot better than we'll.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-15

THE boys shot very well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-15
THE boys shot.

THE boys shot well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
STUDENTS EXAMINED FOR LICENSrRE

The New-York Presbytery met Yesterday IN me
parlors Of the University Place Church Hons" ana
examined six seminary students for lccnsii". Dr.
George Alexander the chairman OF the committee
presided and assisted In the examination Dy DID
/ J. Lampc j. H. Iioadley, X. X. E0oth, W. VI.
smith :. Eowden. ID. q. Wyllc. and the Rev McsSrs.
Georce ( Payson. Henry T. McEwcn, j. II. Ed
wards and J. T. Forbes. President Hastings. OF
Union Seminary, and other members Of the PfeSbyery
were also present The following were the students
william Russell Bennett Nathan ID. liynson oldricl
Koclan. Edward J. Lloyd Thornton u. Penield and
Arthur Standing. All the students passed what Tho
committee called "a very creditable examination,
and are to he licensed on the evening Of May l. at
the Union Seminary Chapel. at special meeting OIL
he prcslytery held for that purpose. Mr.. Pcnicld
NJ l;gen who was licensed last year. and perhaps
Mr. Kodan will also b. ordained al that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suplene Court-ticncril rerm-Before Van Brslt p J,
O,Bren and Folus, JJ-Nos. 10. ~. SO, 81, d. a. ~
supreme Court. ,:hamber.-Beiore Barrett. J.-MOi0a
supreme Colii-sp,cal I.rm-Part I-Before Lawrnsss
S' 5 s. 49, 1879 1892 $3.50 Siis 49, sS H.
ai9s iaI7 ?s 1908 issS 1000 I9s 2 ySl ,ne,,r,
Se: 2as IS; 500 s3 Al a., 4ss 9si SOL s "a
SsriiaT: nefs sc rrs,s a9 5S .s
G!. 3l;s 2SsG 800. 900 l7ij'' III. u.s. $780, S''S
G,rcuis tourtHrar i-Aalourned for the c...
Circuit court-rA't Ii-Before Patterson. Jess
Circuit ,tourt-rm: Iv-pcfore Beach. J-c'"
Surrogitc's Couit-T,ial Term Beforr Flscnld s.
WIN Of Ludwig e: a. Kcwick. io:5o a. M Estates
' SDsrasats ' ' Court nd'C % Eaassm So
tates Of rhomas CaSy aud Elilabeth Baden. 10 80
FSnard i Meec panl n peSoe I Lsuis I LENT Nr
s' common isaserSI TermHdcurDea for the term
Common rleas-slscial Tern-B,fOre BOoHsts'er. j.
g. Ss Ss i; AZ, Is p 81 Il e. Il 81 Pryor
Ncs 1912 1875 4sG i,ca ll9s isl7, lSls ~ L. Is'
1888. 1886, 1887, 1885. isio iSis 1914 I3ij 1876. 1911
Common Pleas-Tr, Term-Par II-Beforc DAILY. C. j.
Common rleas-Tril Term-par IIIBetor GiesersA
supsrcr cour;,Genc,al rSrm-Aaourncd for the ten.
Ngs ~ 80 81 o 10 7y CO., IS SIS. o. o'" OIL
So; Ns1 i ;.; 1855 ,ssi l Iss i', acaO lis iS M
superior Cour,-Trai Term-parts IL ana -AdjOunsa
Tor the term.
City Coult-srcial Tcrm-Bcrore Ehrich, {. J-NS
lions
City Court-Trla T.rm-part I-Beforc McGown, j.
Nos: ~ Sol 80, st6i. lilo Sal0, ..l0 .-'s
City CourtmTria Tern-rart II-Tcforc Newburger. j,
Nos. l3tl. 23ss. 23.l 23,2. 1902 1896. 1907 lNs'
Pap go, s2to. sS3s saa' 1853 200. 24Oi. 1874. .xs
city SSar.MTra Part III-netore mccarthy =
Nos. 1851 2oc1 1910, 1877 1851. 606. 1878, 1907 So
1901 i%so s02o' 0So 9si 1897. 2loo ?i9i. 1914 n"
CITY court-Trial Temopart Iy-Beforc Van WAX ms
2o97 600 ao72. S2ea, 1884 3375 90 -,
Court OF Oyer and Tcrmin.r-Before Ingaham. j, a''
tourt OF General Srssions-pat i-Before Martina y
and Assistant Dstrlct.Attorncy Macdona-Nos.
-, inclusive. a..
Court Of General Scssvns-iar. Il-Beorc Fttsefas
j.. and Assistant DistrlctAuoney MeIntyrc-Nos'
| II. inclusive. %
Court OF General Scssons-pars lll-Before Smyh' !"
| and Dis'ric;-Atorney Nicoll-No. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
TIE FISH and GAME COMMISSION.

ur-srHrsS DONE AT ITS REGULAR MONTHLY
OVERWHELMING OYSTER LANDS.
The ovstcrmcn OF Port Jefferson by committee
Yesterday asked the State Fish and Game COMMISSION
N It's regular meeting at No. % br"A"""y 10 81
aside about 1000 acres OF land under water between
od Held Point and Mt Sinai llarbor for common USE
dal.,ing the land as natural growth beds. On H'''
Thursday the Legislature passed blll ana the 'oV-
crnor signed It the next day. authorizing IN" COM
mI,eon 10 lease OF ,tcr lands for term not exceed
ing fifteen wears The former law give the com
mis- ion power To sell absolutely oyster iahiS hhd
under it about l. 900 acres. the best oil the i"hu ~
been sold, none Il IT AZ less than II an acre Wv
rinor Flower objected 10 this system, ana the he"
law WAS passed in accordance with his wishes. hd"'
the old law Lid had been received By the commission
r., s51j for fry acres of oyster lands oil FORT
tcron ia. HIGHEST price ever offered for such
lands IN this country. About twenty-five apph''-
tt.ns ,o lease lands under the new law nave Deem
received by the commission
shad.hatclIng I'm the Hudson put IN chare" q
Frederick Maihcr at present In chargc OF the hatchery
AT Cold spring IIarbor. l.. J. Their" VIII be thF'"
stations 1T Rhinebcck. tIt>hlll and IiudSoh' m''cu
OF the single one at Rhlncb,ck ~ at present. IIi'
commission cxpcct To get about 100000 shad fry
g. -, tho United States Fish Commission this year.
The commission considers that 1t i cause oi con
graduation that notwithstanding ia" enormous IN
crease In IN, .had eating population shad * cheap
now a, they were Ten year, ag'.
\ number ot special protectors w"r" appoihed az
the request o. up country fish and gam" associations.
The rcport Of the protectors from all over th" state
showed that the laws for the protection OF hNh ana
game are being well enforced In Duchess comfy
twcnty.nine men Pleaded gull To n"iin: brook hou'
ont ~ season. and paid fines amounting To T"-"'
Complaints were received that IN" "blll' fish or gar
uilc were destroying The food fish In thaun'ilr'
Lake and prinIsi given 10 III" pcopl" In mat
vicinity 70 MT these voraciou' dc'iroyeS ~ Will
MANY applications wcr" received for muNcIlonr''
black baS. pike. etc.. from mp the STATE, ana the
Girls IIch school, Of Er'0dyn. asked for some hSrS
egg. tu conduct scientific experiments win. me
aupllcaiion, received favorable attention TN" opiil
ION recently given by IN" Attorney General mat II
was lawful { transport brook trout from Long lslnhl
or Monroe County 10 other parts al me STATE hll'r
April l. provided they accompanied by IN" Owner.
was called 10 the attention + The commission. II
f. said that this opinion was brought forth by ni'
fact that Governor Flower wanted To have brook tont
M the dinner hr siv" last night Ia ia" S"nni ~ IN
Albany and h" desired 10 escape In" Danger o arrest
Of himself ard s eucs for violating the brook front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
THE INQUEST on JAMES p. TRYNERS DEATH

yincland " j.. April 1.-THE body of james T.
Tryncr thc agod miscr who was found dcad on
Saturday last, was buried this morning In oak iiih
Cemetery. TIE stomach has been sent to Ihl"-
dephla for ANALYSIS Louis =. Fohcr. Ir'n"rN son
p.law. said that he wealthy years ago ana was
ON extensive manufacturer Of soda water III New
York having a large place on Ionson-S' lie had
trouble with his partner. BY whom he LOST portion
NJ his fortune and twelve years ago moved 10 MS
nlacc IN south Vincland, where he has since hV'd
t,c life Of misantirope and recluSe TIL" Coroner
noucst was resumed this morning. The CapoIlas.
tho Italian family who had lived with IrNner up !"
last Wednesday, testified to having hv"d l"ac'ihh'
and nlcasantly with him. Andrew sailor ana Ihoh"'
phon neirhbors OF Tryner, testified, BOW YER that
tbe latter had on several occasions said he "on'u
like IN ret rid OF the Italian family that ne was
afraid OF them and that the son. Tony. had 'hr"h'-
orcd N stab him. Constable Fowler testified that
ot ;be lime Tryners body was discovered he had
foun1 bottle OF Paris green in the part OF the mouse
formerly occupied by the Italians. The jury re-
tired at 20 o'clock
Thomas Hassctt who was murderously assaulted
,os,.,,ov was somewhat improved TO-DAY. Every
effort l. being made 10 ma HIS "S'"'''ii'' ""' u"
distinct clue Is yet III sisht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
SAID TO BE A Blue nNED" NEGRO

A Jury IN General se sions yesterday agreed on n
kind of compromise verdict I'm the case Of Isaac
Robln.on. coorcc whom II convicted OF assault In
the ihlrl degree but recommended 10 the mercy OF
tie Court. Frank &. farkly. an agent Of the Gerry
Society," went Robin .Ol's house, No. 40 West sixty
sevcnt-st.. en- February 10 arrc,t him. The negro
was accused Of beating his stcpdaughter and biting
her finger. Barley left the house badly bruised and
with u rib broken. lie charged That Robinson and
his wife trcd TO seat him rcdhot stove. II
Earley told the truth. the negro was certainly not
entitled TO mercy. Judge MARITIME romanded him uni
Friday for sentence.
There Is a story current among Robn>on's friends
th,, he is blue gummed negro, and that his bite
Is pCEOnous'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
CONSOLIDATION NOT DEAD.
THE PEOPLE TO i. ASKED TO ACT.
COMMENTS OF MEMBERS THE COMMISSION

COMMITS OF MEMBERS + THE ssloN-
rrKESING THEMsELvl' TO COLUMBUS.
Tho >tpn,cjn,, Consolidatio Inquiry Commission
met Yesterday at the Office oil ndrew ii. Green NO
-, 1,oodwov for the purpose,f binding up each
others wounds and 1eehns W 20 II they "e'c az
,hore ~ one OF the members EXPRESSED 1t. Another
W., ,,, ,,oy had met TO dscussthc refusal Of the
,,,n. 20 rofer the consolation project TO
100. =, he neonIe and pcrmlttin the ci,y'o out
,,,c suhurbs to decide for thcmselIs whether they
desired TO form Il part OF Inc "rster New lorh
.,,ro wore present, beside Mr. Greer James ;. l.
ctrn,.bon secretary Albert +. liensdcl. FREDERICK
". DeyOe, Calvert NauA' Eu""u - Lin'o" anu
George J. Grceni'iu'
president Green read q report GOVERN the three
vsors, work OF the commission in securI, iniorma
,,o and Giving II TO the public in relatiH to con
oiId,tion The expenses have been So,ooC not one
con, goinc TO the time or expenses Oh ,ie omhiiS
siorers Tb, commission represents the NariuS as
,riots affected and the members were choSeN Will
o,, .o,o,d to their views for against cohalida-
lion. They have now reached n prac'i''H' ''aI
imous conclusion IN favor oil cohsolu,'o"'
0to,soud,tonr said j. :. I. ntranahai' wen
A.. (nan, r,d finished reading, "is very near. II
wo have failed at point we have gained III i'''..
,h,r, never was more hopeful than at preS'"
p,,re wafer and the Bridge were even more hoP''''
for Erooklyn than consolidation appears HOW
.r,or, Is a feeling In Brooklyn said Mr. LIMO"
. that will be heard before long, notwltS'ah"'''5 W.
oo,;o, NJ tho Legislature. The people VIII Vo'c "
uis question Indirectly In the fall senator NC, ~
land. criticism that consolidation IS tle proj'''
s,no schemcrs might be answered Dy s"s'"7 U.s.
,r,r;.,onhor Columbus was u scheiher' - W "
ch.mcrs We scheme for the pubic goou'
.Io tbe same way that the propoSers OF ''',..
por, and the Bridge regarded ndu'u WI
Stranahan. &, -, ,rdcos
And now they want more PARKS ana pluo
continued another member The re)ec'ea o'i ""
then taken up for consideration. pre'ideh' "''''
commented on the fact that after the third Seor'" :"
stricken out TO remove the obstacle, when lc.'"'
colmed the section placed In the way, the Dill va
defeated "Tnc crossing ont OF the thra se''o,''
co,,Inuod Mr. Green leaves IN" mcashr" prao'i'''''
ono IN LET thc people concerned decide i"f ,nr'"
,oI,o ,lo fate OF consolidation. Every Safeguard u'a
Ingenuity can devise has been adopted TO SuDScr''
the public interests $500
ain nv opinion" said Mr.. stranahan' III Is u.s.
LOSE 70 try anything with the present Legislature
The pcoplc are thinking and will act on E"c'''
Day. u,.,-. oo,,noI,, ot fin
ARRANGEMENTS FOR n consolidation campaign III III
poll, mas be- the result Of the next mecuhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
THREE WORDS FROM DR. JOHN r. DAVIES.

The Young Peoples Association Of the Fourth Az
enue Presbyterian Church gave reception on Monday
evening TO the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Davies. the new
pastor and his wife. In addition to the young pco
pie Of the church and many Of the older members
there were present tie Christian EndeavOr societies
Of Grace Chapel and Hope Chapel. branches Of tn"
home church. T,cre speaking but the
hours spent In social Intercourse, after which
refreshments served.
DR.. Davies IS carrying his work quietly, bat
with enthusiasm, and Is receiving much encourage
ment He has Just issued an invitation bearing
upon Il sentiment which is be the keynote OF his
work: ".whosoever.' Is the message OF Gods Word
Come Is the voice OF Gods Son. and welcome
must be the cordial invitation OF Gods House" DR..
Davies is preaching this month sunday evening ser
mons OH these subjects: 1.-THE King Amounted"
GTbe King Inaugura;cd" The King Dying" "The
King Dead" and "The -Four Crowns."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ATTACHMENT AGAINST 4 SHIPPING FIRM

The sheriff has received an attachment for 1898
against Watson a Farr shipping and commission
merchants Of No. 40 Prarl-st, In favor OF Watson
4 CO.. on n protested note. They have been In buSl-
ness since APRIL 1s-i. had an act,v" trade with III
West Indies, shipping plantation supplies and I'm
porting sugar. Ihe firm dissolved April | last.
and John Farr announced that he wOald continue the
business. John -. Watson the senior partner, i've,
In philadelphia. where h" was Interested In the firm
Of Thomas Watson * Son. commission merchants.
III patches from Philadelphia say that the firm E.
financially embarrassed John Is. Watson wa also
president Of the New Jersey Chemical Company man
mfacturcrs Of fertilizers. Of Phlad"phii The com
pnny Incorporated In February. l7T2, ANA four
month, ago Mr.. Watson saii that II had "A paid IN
ca r$tal OF 100000 and surplus Of TJoOO) Nrstcr-
day dispatches from Philadelphia Said that appllra
lion WAS being made for receiver for the ompany.
The Trinidad Asphaltum Block Company of phlll-
driplla OF which Join II. Watson treasurer was
also reported financially embarrassed. II was inror-
poracd In March. 1854. and II was said 10 have u
cnsh paid IN capital OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
FR4yKLJy'S PRESS TO BE EXHIBITED.

william J. Kelly. the expert printer. who has been
put in charge OF The printing exposition OF the
Press Club Fair. has just secured from Robert Hoe
the loan OF the oland press which worked bv
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN while he was n journeyman printer
I'm LcndOn and II will be worked during the Fair
side 10y side with the most perfect modern presses
The press was made by G.. Paul. OF Saffron I'LL
London. The original Bradford press, the first ever
set MP In New-YOrk, which will also he exhibition
at the Fair Is In condition TO be operated but
1t Will be- an interesting exhibit as the earliest
American printing press. There will also be mum
her of presses made early in present century and
specimens OF printing done 10y William Bradford .OO
years ago have been loaned TO the committee for
exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
FUNERALS or J.. II. AATTISON AND DAUGHTER

The double funeral OF Lucius II. Matlson and his
daughter. Mrs. Alice WOrra wife OF william Il Wor-
rail-, formerly private secretary OF Colonel Elliott +.
Shepard drew crowds OF people yesterday to the Thir
tenth Street Prcshy Church The Rev. Walter
ID. Buchanan pastor OF the church. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. John Worral. OF Kentucky, the father OF
". X. Worrall, conducted the services. The coffin
containing Mr Matisons body draped IN black.
and that containing Mrs. Worralls IN silver gray.
The floral display beautiful. The pallbcarcrs
for Mr.. Madison were Edward Gridey. Charles King
Major Carey. Charles Galloway. George Bouton ard
Mr. Reynolds and those for Mrs. worrall were Ed
ward Christie. DIR. Gaines Mr. Davis and Mr.. WorsOn
The bodies taken for burial to lackcnsack, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH TO HAVE 4 NEW HONE

It. Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal Church has
acquired plot Of ground In West Eighty fonrtl-st.
upon which 1t will build new house of worship.
The site Is near Central Park West and mra slirci
80 by I24 feet. The purchase price S:i9. 900.
4 simple Gothic building will be erected from de
signs TO be- drawn by J. IIalscy Wood, at cost Of
about $4,000, 10 b. done by September. The bnill-
ing will contain quarters for the various guilds OF
the church.
Il. Matthews Parish was organized about SIX
years ago. when the Rev. DR.. Henry Chamberlanc
mt that time the minister In charge OF Al Angel,
Protestant Episcopal Church. asked 10 take
charge Of the parish. The present church Is on
Columbns-avc.. Eighty third-st but has become
too small for the hourishlng condition The church
assumed under DIR. Chambcrlaine's care. The church
building was formerly mission house under the care
Of the City Mission society. Additions have rep, AZ
Qdly been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
Healthful and Refreshing:
A Drink for the People.
ALWAYS
GOOD
A . cent package makesset
Ions OF q delicious Tenn.
perance Beverage.

,osa, Fla; that It had been run aground, ana uG
he hull Of the vessel had been badly strained. to-
tese damages he sued for the amount mentioned.
Colt in his defence declares that Cafin represeha
to hin that the Puzzle seaworthy vessel wh@
IN act she not. lie alleges that she was I'd.
lure II at ALL because OF her unseaworhiness, ana
that no reason he did not take her TO the place agreed
upon vas that he could not get crew who would 50
IN her TO that point. He also declares that b. spa!
800 FIR another yacht 10 take his party from we
place Were the yacht left TO the point where s
agreed o Leave IT, besides spending ZOO for abs
lutey Necessary repairs TO the yacht lie accorons Z!
sets up counterClaim OF $500. which lncludes D.
sides the tens mentioned the amount which he PAD
" Clafiu for the vessel. -,
Judge Jarrett, In the Supreme Court, YESTERDAY
signed an rider for a commission to take iestimoly
IN Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
SIZE WANTS tn SELL BABY TO JC DGE MEADE.

The solomon like Judgment displayed l." Justice
Meade in the Yorhvile Police Conrt. recently I'm end
Ing Il di, pnte over u baby hy painfully Offering 70
purchas, II for ~ 900. has had unexpected results
some Of TIE. good people Of New jersey with numerous
Children apparently believe that he makes practice
Of buyI.g babies at high price,. In the Jus Ices
mail Yesterday the following letter. written By
Mrs Louise Trimmer. OF Kingsland. bergen County.
y. j.:
Worthy Honor: when read In I'll" PIP rs
thar Won had offered Annie Willis ~ 900 for child,
| desire 10 Inform you that am poor woman with
several children. have Il healthy boy Of ten months
10 sell To yOu II j. hard thing to do, but when
one + poor cannot do aS We wlIl would
Ike 10 have this child 10 have good home Please.
answer this forthwith TO the undersigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
POLICEMAN TALON TESTIFIES FOR HIMSELF

Parh Policeman Michael +. Tallon's trial was con
,inncd yesterday by the Park Board. Several
witnesses testified that Mrs. Lille F. Coleman. who
accuses Talon Of falsely arresting her and having
committed perjury In making the charge against
her. was often In Central Park and inquired fire.
mently for Talon. The defendant was sworn In
his own behalf. and told his version OF the story
Of his arrest OF Mrs. Coleman. lie said that she
threatened 10 have him arrested. and he made a
charge OF solicitation against her. The case was
postponed TO April Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
TAXES on INTERSTATE COMMERCE. VOID.

Albany, April ia case Of great interest TO cor.
p)raions doing business In this State decided In
the Court Of Appeals today by affirmation OF tie
General Terms decision declaring the action of eN-
Controller Wempe void I'm assessing a tax agains,
tie PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Ct SiOssG
under the corporation tax law. based upon the value
Of Its capital employ d within this State for the ten
years ended November |. 1889. The General Term
unanimously he'll that tie raai was not liable (, the
piymrni Of any tax. upon The ground that the sole
business transacted by 1t within th, state Is COM
mere" between the states ana that tax upon such
commerce Is unconstitutional ana VOID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
SUIT ABOUT A CHARTERED YACHT

Arthur u. Oa6ln brought suit IN the Supreme
Court against Caldwell H. Colt 10 recover 81 400 for
damages which he alleged Colt had done TO the steam
yacht Puzzle. which Clahln rented to Colt in 1880
."' chartered The yacht In October that year. for
lou. months and the agreement was that at the end
OF mat Tine he was to deliver the yacht ut Bruins
WICK Ca Cahln declares that instead Of delivering
her ut that point Colt abandoned the boat at punts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
TIE MINISTER PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY

william Travers Jerome made touching appeal
for mercy for the Rev. William Putnam Drew In
General :, ssIons yesterday Tho minister pleaded
guilty 10 forging orders for books. lie can
vusser for D,dd Mead q Co.. but they suffered no
loss from his dishonesty. Mr.. Drew lives at Williams
bridgr with his wife and two children Judge Wartime
remandei him until Friday for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
MORE FAyERwEArlrER WILL DELAYS.

The Fayeweather will case came up Tor triai "
fore Judge lawrence In the supreme Court nsha
yesterday. AM the plaintiffs wanted another adjourn
ment because some OF the ffty-two defendants had
not yet answered. The motion was warmly oppose
by the for the executors and Judge Lawrence
told both sides they could submit aiidavlts ana Ne
would decide ntrr what disposition he would make
nf has i..t