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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

dinner OF the Central N,'cfork Association OF Ham
ion Alumni will be held In the evening al 'he
Puticr'ch House I'm Ctca.
Willie Hamilton College has sent out 3oOO alnmni
fourteen OF whom have become presidents ol 0ther
colleges" this Is the first time that one OF her own SONS
has accepted the presidency. Dr. stryKer Is lorS'
,wo year, old and was born In Vernon. only ic"
miles from the college. lie is son OF the Kew.
Isaac r. stryNcr and a grandson Of Commodore
Mcluncthon Woolsey OF the United States Navy, Whose
name he bears. lie graduated In the class oil
1871 and served In the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation OF New-York, under Il. K. McBurney. Ills
Theological education was secured at Auburn sem
mary and his first pastorate Of three years was In
Auburn where he married Miss Elizabeth Goss. IA
sister OF MS classmae, tie Rev. Charles F. Goss.
now the assistant pastor OF the Madison Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church In NewlOrk From Auburn
the Young minister went 10 Ithaca, remaining there
FIVE wears and later served Two years In Cohgre
rotIonnl church at IlOlyOke. Mass. In 1850 ne was
called TO succeed Dr. licrrlck Johnson In the Fourth
Presbyterian Church at Chicago. remaining there uh'i
summou.d 10 take The leadership In Hamilton Col
icge.
DR. Edward North. who has been acting president
.l,cn the death of Dr. Darling, said recently IN
,ueaklng of tie new president: " In theology Ii"
Is "A conservatives with an earnest nope lot u Woie
oerfect working unity OF Chrstcndom, and to this
end no fuvors a brieer and more lrenlc Greco -
sinplom.ulory 10 the historical Westminster standards
Or striker has the youthi vigor. me social rcls"us
and Intellectual qualities, the personal Iniehe,lSni
ia -c,dv know ledge Of affairs the wide ana envian"
r.,ntaton the LARGE wealth Of resources aS preacher
nobuIar orator and writer that give promise VI Il
brilliant career college PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
SECOND TERN OF FREE LECTURES.

The second term Of the Board Of Educaton's free
lecture course began last evening and continues
until March 30. Fifty speakers will deliver go
lectures In the ten halls engaged for the purpose.
Professors J. X. Reese and Adoph Conn., OF Columbus
college; Professors Charles Sprague Smith. Charles
Knapp F.. r. Won Nardron. Sidney Marsden Fuerst. j.
Oscroft Tausey and Drs. E. W. Fisher II. A. Mott.
L. j. Ilaggerty, G.. NJ Major F. a. Lyons Stanton
Colt Hamilton W. Mabie, Editor christian Union;
Edward King. Cephss Branerd. jr. Surgeon O. q.
Herndon L. ). NJ and Misses Cecil Gohl and Kate 9.
Chittenden are In the corps Of lecturers. which WIN
be- heretofore under the direction OF DR.. Henry y.
Lepzger. The programme for last evening WAS -
follows:
Public School Nos. 80 and 30 City Hall Place. u
) Delenbaugh. "Pcture Writing Of the North Amsrt'
can Indian" Public School No. 4ls West Twenty
eighthst Professor Charles sprague Smith. "Spaia.s
Public school No. 500 West Forty.fourth.st, Dr..
Wendell c. Philips. "The Bright and Dark Sides Of
Hospital Life" Public school, Grove and Hudson st..
lanes Bowie "LondOn." Public School No 200
East Forty -secondst., Dr. F. A. Lyons. The Dgss-
lion OF Food" Public School seventieth'st and First
aTs lTG Romans. Public School So 72s Ft
Dr. f. W. Fisher. switzerland" Madison Hall. One
hundred and twenty fth-st and Madson.ave. Clarence
pllen. Apache Land and the Apache Indians" Tho
Instiffite broadway and Jenersonst, A. c. Maclay.
An Evening In Old Japan rhc Melrose Lyceum.
one hundred and ftiethst. and Third ave, Charles H.
Govan Life and Writings OF Sir Walter scott The
day evenings throughout the term, viii begin prompt
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

| CHIEF-JUDGE ANDREWS TAKES MS SEAT-THE
DAYS BUSINESS.
| Albany Jan. I6.-The Court Of Appeals met to day
| Chief Judge Andrews took his place In the chief
judges chair for the first time. Judge Earl retiring
to the chair which WAS vacated by Judge Andrews
on the right Of the Chief Judge. The following
! business transacted
Motions: Emily Il. Won IIcsse. adminis'ro'rix,
against Christian XSn IL as cxrcn'Gr eG mo, %p
IcantmihSoor Edith Nachy sn rIp"d'"' "o0"
Jeannic T. n ct al IS 1a@'",,raIrH f'G
asaD,' II l. b Ashley me ana last '% % Of d R Ws
deceased; C. X. Grisgs, against NJ; g. Day ana
another. executors. appellants. Motions Tor re
In mater q application Of the southern EonevaTd
Railroad Company TO construct. rc-Moiion f. DIS
miss appeal argued by william r~rrepont Williams
| for: william Page jr.. against. ,amos
Eckcr>on et al. appellants against the Binrd OF
Trustees of the village Of IIavcrotraw: argued by
Calvin Frost for appellant b. y. bre"e''r Tor re-
in The matter Of the petition Of The v INV. YORK
Clark ct ai-Arened bv JnmeS C. l'ersen for appel
ants George W: wlnsate for re.p1ndcnN., ,,,, Gam.
pany. Of Eew-Iorh. appellant. against Edward r.
barker. ct al Cmnm s'ionrrS Of lnNrs. g,cIMHl'n a
by Frederic Il. Coudcrt for appellants ID. j. Dean
,ss sS%a Jos: Nei D ns rr'IS fG 9gS'%
Charles A. Murphy for app"Ian''' : h"'N' l"
These eases on the general calendar were armed
Mary F. c91ngr a. "amni'Sa,x ETC.. ,rlpcd y
l. Latin Kellogg for app liant n. j. Dean for r,pon-
dent
The Health Department Of the city Of New YORK.
appellant against the Rector. etc. u Trinity church.
New NoTk-ia--cd -,
Mary !, Wnr,llaw rs admins 'ratriN. against the
Mavor. etc. 81 New York, app llhnis Argued bN H.
J. Dean for appellants; l.. IAnin Kellogg i". r"'p"h
dent. ,,
Richard Mortimer. as executor. ctc. respondent
and another sppellant-Argued by :. L. Roger, for
appellants. i. \. B'Tll fr respondent .
The RESPONDENT against 40" Mr,I Z ,h'a"
Elevated Railway company aud another. ape lan's-
/ Argued the same = preceding case.
The dlV calendar for iO morrow IL N's Dbl d. "''
! sos. 800 lG3. 80, l-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
cooD PLACE TO Buy DRY GOODS

The keen competition In dry goods and the necessity
for QUICKLY dsposng Of the immense stocks maze
necessary by the demands OF the cty's pophia'loh'
have resulted scale Of prices that purchasers are
not slow to take advantage Of. Owing 10 the pnr-
chase OF the stock Of a bankrupt firm. Boominedaie
Brothers al Third ave and fifty ninth St. are now
able TO sell goods below the prevailing low price,
Waists in twill flannel and fann"lefe can BE- bought
for 40 cents and large assortment oi women
gowns In cashmercs, fanncls, and plaldS, maze up
i'm accordance with the latest fashions. can be pur
chased ot low figures. There some good bargains
ais, I'm children's dresses. wash goods. shectngs.
linens shoes upholstery. handkerchief. porcelain ana
china and stationery. OF curtains there are l''oOo
piece, OF Nottingham In Brussels, Irish Point Ciuhy
and MORE Antique effects. ranging In price nom ~
cents 70 So o. There also 5000 pairs OF Hih Poit
curtains In the newest designs ranging from - - -
SO In price BlG0mngdale BrOhcrS are also Oh'f-
ing many other bargains, which are appreciated bS
purchasers, as the great crowds In the large s'oIe
.,rnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY SUED.

Mrs Harriet l.. Potter has n suit ISndln- III me
sIpr.rnc Court 70 recover 1850 rom the Ni-aland
Land Improvement Company. Tie money WIS lih
for lots AT Pasadena. y. j.. ia December l-"l. ana
Ianunr, 1892. which Mr. Potter purchased, HE
alleges under false representations. Thee were &c
cordlng 10 her complaint. that many prominent ""
York and BrOohyn people had pu'chasd lo ere ~
Guiding Grover cleveland aud several well known PN
sicianS. that one man lad purchased 1000 los 'iA'
the climate was peculiarly healthy. and That 90" pi''"
vns destined TO rival Lakewood 4. MI Potter visited
The scene 81 her purchase In December la'i ana n
,. result Of her observations aes~s that !a-ad"h'
4, nothlnc but a waste ~ stuned pine cheap Jersey
sand and As barcfnced. bold outrageous and "i'h"'
.virdle rs was ever offered 10 tn Now foih pune
Yesterday her lawyer asked the court for nn oIder
allowing MS client 10 cNamlDe The books 81 IN" com
many Fitch and J0in-s representing the Nh'tIH"u
Ispd Improvement Company. alleged that MI POWER
had pnrcha,cd the property through a b'oAer, Mo
VI. A. CorlIss. No. a5i -. Mark Place. liro"Ni'h
and tLo, neither they nor their agent had made aH
If fla. representations which Mr.. Potter ALLEGED Nm
da,lts were presented, in which " was hV".Ied una
Pasadena Z clieiblv situated on the Jersey southern
Railroad that the pines are or IA ihir pl"p"lUoh1
o,Lcr New Jersey pines that the and i not worm
10 but Is rn in ,la food that Ffs"dchn j. 10,
,,,nt .ylndr bn' y fairly conducted aud pr"ni-''s
roni estate enterprise" The books of ibc company
uerr aid 10 be- NJ Camden, y. J. Decision Oh 'h'
motion reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
THE NORTH RIVER BRIDGE CONDEMNATION
TIE IDAHO STRIKERS, CASE ADVANCED


THE IDAHO STRIKERS CASE ADVANCED
Washington, Jan. l6-1he United States supreme
Court to-day dismissed for OF jurisdiction the
appeal or susan LuxtOn against the North River
Bridge Company OF NcwYork The company began
condemnation proceedings for the acquisition OF prop
eriy In lioboken for It's bridge between New-York and
appointing commissioners that Mrs LuxtOn objected.
The court holds that she must wait until the
ment Is made before beginning suit
The supreme Court today ended the litigation
arising ont OF the proceedings in condemnation OF
property outside the city limits OF Washington for use
part OF the Rock Creek National Park by affirming
In every respect the decision OF the District supreme
Court I'm the case Of Shoemaker. executors. against
the Park Commissioners. Shoemaker objected TO the
awards made by the appraisers ard fought the case
at every point. Tile decision to-day Will enable the
Commits Oncrs 10 proceed with the work Of establishing
this new National park
The court to-day advanced the case OF PettlbOne
ct al. the striking Occur d Alrnc miners in Idaho
Monday January 80.
The to-day advanced the case Of Alexander I.
Smith against Eddy Il. Townsend in settlement u
which is involved title to a large part 81 the home
stead entries In Oklahoma. 1t T. what Is called Il
I" sooner" case. Arguments must be submitted on
printed briefs by March g.
on February u the court VIII take MS usual lcb-
ruary recess. icasSembling March s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
CHARGES AGAINST HENRY PHILLIPS.

Judac Barrett. Of the supreme Court. has granted
An attachment against the property Of Henry PHILIPS
IN a suit brought by Ernest Adler t" recover 5l'2oo
far goods sold Adler charge, that Phillips. who
,.. , r.,,cetote office al NO go u West -Four
,c.nth.st has not been doing a legitimate business.
An affidavit by Emile ". Weber. who lives at No.
165 West Twenty third St. who was employed by
Phillips from November % to December %. 1902,
alleges that Phillips did real estate business While
he was In bis employ. lie says That Philips was
accustomed TO buy jewelry credit. without III.
tending TO pay for IT, and then pawn H. lie pawned
lot worth ss 900 Mt II. Schntzcr's pawnshop. at
No 143 I;owcry for So 900. lie says that Phillips
soid that he had sufficient political Influence to pre-
vent his being punished If bis crcdli0ro pushed him
Deputy Sheriff Carraher las attached the Jewelry at
schnzcr's pawnshOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

ssgems T% nio ratte l.oA. JMoop
Tsr"e ss; si,s n' 1885, asit
.5i .l; :ai6 - -S'' 5 ;S'o 80 -'''' -''2'
', sar1sne CONT CONT Spa clm-rrt ll-peforc Truax,
J., 40 on; No' 6:S' 40 po,,ro rco,,n,m Ixos
-; 81 49,, ~ 59s 2l"' 2'S' 's'' i'0d+' 2'2o
eIcult com.-rl,t Before Barrett. Jcases from
ray r I. coui-pmt II Bcfoc Beach, Jca'es from
Chou, tn Court Par; lyCae; nem Part III o.,
$ o. S" Eos5Ge Marta a. A. 10 ab
Abbey S%esasy LSn" Dfcs Hannah nmo and
1 T"nnoa General s.EAdoaI p,r Tor The tor%
o@o" r!ste% TO- lcserlch j.
mm o rcis~Iral IcrnParts II and III Adjourned
Tor s wy TetmAaea,nGa for tnG term
100 ,us .s1 ,, GOG 5io Jis. 5s5. Gi6.
s"P aj cSoE@9S !iE 9s s5 S'?5S S aa H.
lSS: 3 !c ;" 55 IS lss f9'fsss
~ 59l l1o oa, ie T;, rem-Pat Bc,orc Freedman.
I HSSsIi,o s ~" i7s5 d,S i7s sO7 @2l l5ii 1857
5 T'IT u.s. a.5 I is: .s %;A i4s
'', Sttr Term petor MCarthy Motions
-Q is , fSs H lbs s'' ia s?s f iss
I a a. e. iss. 20 20 i:a 1851; 1850 rs 1880
Ciy oariTra r-,m-rSg I o ,n, Ven no w Ss
40 81, vol GG9 93i ls7 40 9iG. 1879. AZ li39
IIio i4iI iiI2 4l3, iCoi i6!i iG24 l025 1926 los
J-N6. 30 zoos .s5. i2s it24, 99S 2i s $685. 2s7
CIV Conrt-TrIi TeIm-Part Iv-l,cfoIe Sewburge I
J-Short No: I'D 100 G @S'S g. 2s'? i'o2
Court Of General Sessions-Part l-Beior, Smytn X
and Assistant sfrictAttoincy McIntSrs-No, 10 10
ourt az General Se,,lOns-Part II-Betore MARITIME j.,
mi Assistant rict-Attorn"y Weeks.No I,,,
court Of General -eS-ionsPar lll-B"ioi" inleersln
I and Assistant Dlstrict-Attoncy Iownsend-Nos. l l"
iuelus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

IN find nv prnp.rty. real or personal belonging TO
HAYES Thomas F. Penny. from the County cl"rh
Office testified that Ell c. Townsend. who h'eNte"
the prisoners oath TO tie affidavit. was h'"rv
public Then Townsend, who Is an old man. TOOK
the witness stand. He had ofhcc at NO ~ ir"'u
way on the floor below Hayes. lie was Po''u''
that the defendant Acknowledged his signature TO the
affidavit -,
Under cross examination Townsend admitted having
told Mr. Howe that Joseph j. Hayes the prisoner
brother gave him the paper and asked him 10 p,
his seal to IT, He further disclosed tie TACT 'ha'
Mr. Weeks had told him that he would take iiaSe' ;
place as defendant " he persisted In saying mat ~
Colonel had not made The ahd"Vlt' i""nS'"u ''''
-, ,.bon IL. vent TO see Mr.. Howe.
IJo was certain that the brother had sworn To u'"'
emf nfhdavits on that day. The trial VIII Z" On
today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

,. uhere she has a success win ner ser
NJ" a,co far ahead OF the mea sure she achieved
y ,h,s ctv A few evenings ago she entertained the
,ass NJ the American Minister, 7. Jefferson Coohdse
The disappointment at not seeing the woman was
,.r.a nv the belief that something concerning her
u,ld he disclosed in the trial
The present charge, however. Is not connected WIN
that on which Miss Fuller had Colonei Hayes "'res"u
The Indictment alleges that the prisoner "'ar '"',
~ -, an April 15 1891 In connection with suit
= .hs supreme Court Of Monroe County, at Rochester
rho action was brought by Miss Annie NJ. Keatns 10
Lower 81 900 and interest and costs. on prohssory
49,, dated october o. 1857. Hayes, it was declared
s.d ,be note which to be paid In two years
Early in 1891 the suit was decided In 'avor OF
Miss Heating by default. The sum OF s2,1is 40 was
p'' .. lar Ey.State Senator Donald McNaugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

examined he wandered about the room. chatting with
witnesses. Finally he sroed into the corridor or
sudden. Judge MARITIME asked "Where's the
prlsoner?'
The court officers scurricd about and soon found
Hayes. The Judge gave him little lecture AS
sista0t District Attorney Barlow s. Weeks was prose
cutting attorney and william Howe counsel for the
defence The prisoner was familiar With Mr.
Weeks at recess that Mr.. Weeks said sharply !
wish you wouldn't act rs friend or acquaintance OF
mine. but would address me only through your
counsel
Samuel DOrnlng a broker nj No. 80 Broad-st was
one OF the talcSmcn. Mr. Howe asked him II he had
any prejudice Ia the lie replied: only that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
COUNTY TREASURER WITHOUT FUNDS.

Kingston, n. ", Jan. &c (SpeciaD.-Owing u
legal complications the newly elected Treasurer Of
Greene County Is now without funds TO meet any claims
against the county. Frederick W. Hill, who has held
the Office for the last fortytwo years. now presents
a claim against the county for $4,000. An expert
who examined his books placed the amount ut $40
800 IA and for debt provision had been made by
the Supervisors The exTreasurcr Will not accept TINS
sum- and retains possession OF all the county i"hda
pendInr a settlement Meanwhile the courts must
decide and the situation Is growing serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
RICHARD CROKER APPOINTED As MARSHAL.

General Martin F. McNahon grand marshal Of the
Inaugural parade at Washington On March a, has ap
pointed Richard Croker marshal OF the civic portion OF
the procession. General Emmons Clark has been
appointed assistant grand marshal to General NC
Mahon 1t was said yesterday that most of the Tam
many Hall leaders bad applied for places aldes-de
camp on Mr.. Crokers staff. but that Mr.. Croker had
so little confidence in their Workmanship mat he
probably would 60 outside Of the executive commiter
for his personal aids. lie wanted men who wOuld
not be likely TO fall off their steeds in the march down
the avenue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
NETWORK CENTRAL AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces
hat commencing Wednesday, Jinuary -. 1913,
Friday, January 20. and every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday thereafter. The NewlOrk and Florida
.pccja' viii be placed In service for the lcay
ing New. York at 8 80 a. and BrOOklyn AT 90
A. m arriving at Jacksonville NJ 90 y. IN. and st.
Augustine at rs p. m. the following day.
This train will run via the Wilson " short Cut" OF
The Atlantic Coast Line via Fayctteville shortening
The schedule almost hours between New York and
81 Augustine co'npared with last years schedule
The train will consist OF drawing room car tcon-
tanning Six drawing. rooms with all cOnvenencesl. din-
ing car observation ear and drlwingroom sleeping
cars-ali vestbuled. engagements OF space may be-
made I'm advance application to Ticket Agents OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

nm was her counsel. on April 10. of thac year
HAYES the indictment SAYS, made an afidavt on "ho"
10 base motion TO vacate the judgment. ms oocu-
n.nt denied that he had given the woman MS ho'e'
that he owed her dollar and that ne was IN 'his
r,ty m the date which the paper bore The toiohel
,.c,sraa that he was in Florida from September !,
1887. 10 Nav l, 1853. The prosecution says that
these statements were false.
Colonel Hayes managed to break the routine Oh ."e
trs, several times While the talesmen were being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
AZ JvsrP,yrc COMPtyY'S ELECTION

Tie Jewellers and Tradcsmcn's Company. Of
X.yy York Yesterday held It's ANIMAL meeting OF the
,iockho,dcrs at 40. I57 Broadway. f.. = JOHNSON
lr ana +. :. Mooney. wer" elected directors 10
s,cceod themselves Thomas A. Young reelected
nrc.idont M n meeting Of the directors held imme'
dlot.Iv afterward The company has inst made con-
tracts with the National Benefit Society. the Lii"
Union Insurance Company and the Ncwfork state
untual Benefit society 10 reinsnre their risks with
thnse additional risks the inSuranc" business OF Inc
c"mn,nv viii amount to about 81 900 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TTy ADVANCES IN PRICE.

Tin has advanced In price onehalf cent po"h"
since, Friday and yesterday the closing prices were
,uru 90 :, cents: February 20 Ia cents; January.
20 Ia cents: spot. 20 ID cents On July next
tbe duty on tin will he advanced to cents pound
Dealers are buying with that fact in view. Ihev
orr,, that should this law take effect prices would 90
mn and that even should 1t be repealed by the Dem
ocrits there would be no decline IN price, rs u'e
quotations Of tin are exceedingly low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
~ MEMORY OF ROBERT e. LEE.

The third annual dinner OF the Oohieaera'c se'e,'"
Camp OF New.Yorl will take place at the SCOTTISH
Rite Ilal on January 10. in honor OF the memory OF
Robert f. Lee Ex-Governor Hugh 5. Thompson OF
south Carolina senator NJ. c. Butler. OF South caro-
lima: Colonel George b. Mcclellan. John X. Fellows
uuch r. Garden and Past Commander II. W. Knight
~ l.. S Grant POST Brooklyn. will speak The music
will be- under the direction OF a. PoindeXter. MIS-
Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie DAVIS will occupy
HOY at the entertainment The camp during IT'S
x.cnce has done great deal OF charity work among
needy and sick veterans and their families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TRYING TO PROVE SCHNEIDER INSANE.

Washington, Jan. I6.--Hownrd j. Schneider wAe
murdered his wife and her brother In most sensa.
tIonal manner IN front Of their house In fashionable
part OF the city Sunday evening about year agos
and whose wealthy relatives are exhausting every
effort TO save him from the galows was In court this
morning for examination as to his sanity. Ills sx-
ecn,lon was fixed for January 20. Counsel nled
motion for postponement. alleging insanity They
submitted the affidavit OF Dr. McWilliams. the physician
OF the Jail and letter from Colonel Burke the warden
Of the Jail. both Of whom think Schneider insane 10
Is probable that at least temporary stay OF execution
wifi be obtained by thess proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
sruuOyED TO SHOW MRS. COPIES INSANITY

Philadelphia. Jan. l6.-ln the Court OF quarter
SESSIONS today Judge Hare granted writ OF habNa'
corpus against DR.. John B. Chaplin, superintendent
NJ the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, IN t'
case Of Mrs. Josephine p. Cope to compel him I"
show cause why Mrs Cope confined In the hospital
The writ was made rcturrablc on Monday next. Mrs
cope Is the widow Of millionaire bank president o.
this city. and taken TO the hospital last wee" on
the certificate OF two reputable physicians Tier SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE YEARS WORK At THE NORGCE

The total number OF bodies received at the Morgue
during the yerr 1892 1871. OF these, 1,s"o
were adults and 3.O4o children under five years old
Friends buried 2.40l adults and l0l children. There
were buried In the city cemetery (Potter's Field
, 1913 adults and 2.S5l children. There were l,JJi
cases for the Coroners. The bodies OF 100 unknown
persons were received or these. 81 rcCOs-
nlzcd later and IO0 were buried unrccognzed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE WEATHER TOO COLD FOR TIE HENS

The wholesale price OF eggs went up yesterday
cents n Dozen owing TO the cold weather The hens
are no, LAYING eggs with their usual rpidity, ana
traders are finding II extremely difficult up the state
10 get the eggs collected in The country to market
Owners OF the stock OF eggs in the cold storage ware
houses are holding them back In expectation of nse
state eggs Yesterday sold at 80 and 40 cents,
and Western eggs ut 80 cents. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THERE NIGHT HAVE BEEN A FLAW.

The trial Of David Wheeler, alias James d.
planchett who killed Detective John Carey Oh No
vember g. was. postponed In General Sessions yester
day at the request OF District Attorney Nicon The
had been transferred to the Court OF oyer and
Termner and back to Gesera Sessions and there was
4 doubt about the regularity OF the proceedings
Rather than run any risk. Mr.. Nicoll VIII have the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
MORE LITIGATION OVER TIE CLARKE ESTATE

william J. Clarke and George B. Clarke. VINO re-
Gently unsuccessiully contested the VIII OF ,h''
cousin Richard J. Clarke. who di"d ~ r'7l""''''
Y J. Junc 10 last have begun an action III h'
.,r.roo Copr, against Mrs Alice A. schcll and VIII
lam MITCHELL executors under the Will of Mr. clarke
IA establish themselves. the heirs 81 Mr. Clarke n
tbe owners Of the property no 3O2 East Forty
second ST. and TO an accounting OF me prohS
and damages 10 the extent OF $1,000 Mt 'lhrkHe
left an estate valued AT about Sl@Jooo' aim"s' an
OF which was given to Mrs. Sch'l