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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06

| Washington. Jan. j.-Lcnvc for twelve days Is
granted Second Lieutenant y. ". Hunter, Atm AT
,nlery First lieutenant J. T.. Mayfeld signal corps
e ordered TO proceed from Fort Riley. Kan, win
ALL available men. 10 Tort Mcintosh. Tex. ana con
stru~t n nying TELEGRAPH line from that point First
Lieutenant w. 4. Mercer. 9Th Infantry, l. d'sighati
as Indian Agent at ~ Iomic Agency Ashland, WIS"
I'm place o, Captain aries Porter. 18th Infantry,
rbose orders assigning lin the position have been
rcvol,d FIRST Lieutenant /. ;. Mccormick hh
Cavnry IS relieved .som recruiting duty AT DaYeh-
port Iowa ana ordered TO Join his troop CaptaiA
G. f. KilLorsnc sign, corps, Is ordered 70 Trenton
y L. on ;crnporaiy o. al business. First Lieutenant
rll,s Chandler 10Th ..&ntry, Is ordered u Fort
Dougias T't,h 10 APP, ar a. Il witness In IA court
martial case.
Tho President to d. ont to the Senate the follow
Ing nominations:
Cop;a,n William r. imp,on. United States Navy.
Ia be Chief q the ILl"lu Of Drdnance' PISSED A''
distant Engineer, he" hell Main ana lioithd ~
stevenson 10 Lr oh.cf .,ers Passed Assistant Sur
roo, Charles r. ma. t. 10 ic surgeon; Brownec
Robertson Ward Of &. .ncccu;, to be assistant sur
.con Liou,srants (Juior crnd- Valentine = Nelson
and Edward T. Wright - BE- Hcutenants; the follow
,c oaccr, NJ the ri ncr corps OF the Navy to be
passel assistant e. .ctrs: Assistant Engineers
rlo,pos +. Carl r. Jan g n Pckrcll. Martin Devlng
ton Frederick &. powc George r. salisbury walter
NJ Mcfarland, benjamin &. iryan. Harold p Norton.
f..rcncc A. Carr Edward w. Scrlbncr, Andrew VI.
Hunt and Frank NJ Bennett.
The Essex has couip'ctci her three years cruise In
South American waters, and has been ordered home.
south American affairs quiet at present. and no
serious trouble requiring the presence OF large heci
~ United States Naval vessels in that part OF the
vorld is believed to Dc imminent.
Commander Nicril Ludlow haa been plhceh IN com
mopd of the Mol.cai, relieving Commander II. j..
Inbuson who has been ordered To proceed to his
nonc from Mare Tsieni. Cal, where the Molican IS
sfatloned Commander Johnson was recently trlci by
court martial In ian Francisco. ana his case Is now
psndIng before Secretary Tracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
RACING STAKES CLOSED.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB ENTRIES.
TInRTY-MNE IN THE SUBURBAN AND THIRTY.
THREE IN TIT BRooEnYN- OTHER

The stakes be raced the Coney Jockey
Club track next year closed lat Monday and up
the average Of previous years. The Double Event
ceved I20 entries. against 1875 last yesr. The Great
Trial received ~ entries against 1917 last yor. The
Suburban Hcnd!cap had xtyfour subscribers year
bvt the Increase Il the forfeit from $3.50 $500
hrgG falling OF In the number subscribers there
only thirtynlne year. However. raceeoers not
likely miss the flng OF In the number OF entries
what is lost in quantity Is made up the quality
nominations. The weights be announced Feb
ruory l. and :c declarations duo February 20.
Hor. ar the Iampllchnr Tammany, His
Highn,ss Yorv.lic Ecl,c Lonrstrcct Kingston Victory
Mars, La Tosca Tarvenuc. Russell. Banquet Loco
hatchee Tcrrner Major Donn. Judge Morrow. Kingston
Two Bits NoMad, Rty del Rey, Montana. Tho Pepper,
Pessara Cassius Se.vc Estes. Silver Fox strathmeath
Demuth C!.aralc IluA-. Raceland. DR.. Hasbrouck
Leonawell I,ecaro. Tournament, Lowander, Yorkville
Belle. Candcabra and Fdello
is list OF other with the number OF
entries in each up date Zephyr S. sprps rs; June
&c; vernal 90; vountc"r, AZ; Swift IS; Spndrr 20 ;
Fay Ridge IS Sleeps Bay, Al Flatbush, 80 Great
Eastern 7G september. Flight 10; Autumn, 92
The Futlrity 1895 10 already received 1928 entries
with California and Ems and be heard from, aad tho
entries will probably over 900.
The Brooklyn IIandcp cosd With thirty three enttcs
onrrsng ais al. H. est hoiscs In training There
fortycight entries last years rsce. which was
Won BY Judge Morrow. The weights TO be assigned TO
The candidates will turn. il topic for racegocrs until
the weights apYoaF FEB l. Aftr tho denrations
are mad o. Fcbrulry betting the will begin
Tie other stakes nici wTll expected. and
everything points successful oDenng Of the legitimate
These are the entities Handicap: Alonzo. 4;
Banquet oed Caesus. AGED CandclabrI, a. ChaFade. ~
Denuth. 8 Diablo. az & Fdelo, {; Hume, 4 Jrdgo
Morrow, o; Kingston, aged; LGnplishter !;
La Tesca ); LeolawN. 4 Loco. atchee. a
Long'trect aged; Long Each, d Lowlaneer, >; Major
Dome aged Mars So,nad. Pactous. q Par'enue'
4; Piegpockct g. Rec.aIc, y; Rudolph 81 Russell o;
StIathn1ath Terrilsr. Tulla blackburn, u Victory.
/; Wildwood. a. YcrtyiIc pcle, l.
The FOL owing thJ other stlkes which closed on
January ana the nrnt OF entries received in eoeh:
Clover Stakes Ca Sea stakes SO Brookdale liandl
cap, 10; Parkway Handicap 49, Myrtle Stahee 81 Ma
turlty Handicap, "a; Fo.t hamilton Handicap ~ and
Falcon stakes. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK, THURSDAY, JAN. 8. 1898.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Amala tGss Krq Hc Hamburg pecanser Il
at Ge Sa Lord cRarenonte Cr Mag Belfast
H. VIA Arrossan 10, in ballast to New-York Shipping
w s'G @ds and fI ISsseSssS TO csbacs Co. Arrived
at s Sc sT tentSSon r Watson Newcastle December
II, With mdse % order; vessel to Hurlbut Co.,
A's ssms ct PS BE- jones' St. John December 81
Havana j. VITA md'e and passengers to James
GCrean P M,nni, Sreeps ssx DsesmSs yer 49,
st'imer slarlpo'a BID Agnew London Decemoes :;
'A stea an heSmsnn Ger thurman DsceMbs,
o. with misc and passengers ocrchs Co. Arrived
steamer Christine DAM Larsen Copenhagen December
Il. In ta asst 10 Gustaye Heye Arrived 1t the Bar at
~ steamer Hexham (Br, Smith. Mcssiua December 10.
and Palermo December ~ with mdsc 70 rhelp; Bros:
vessel 10 J seager Arrived at the Bur ii IN
wS aSa 70 sssp e.as 3d.
stamsr Fl Doradc, Byrns, NeHoresns December 80
"'s s,a%sr Senassce McRee Jacksonville December
Charleston January 3 with mdsc and passengers to W. T.
Steamer Alveua (Br). Bishop Jeremie. Kingston and
Port Limon-Pim Forwood Go. .. G, lac. and
steSmer Sa1tas9 s Ws, ,e%es0' and 81 'as0 ana
Steamer ROanokes HuIphers Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Bracadale (Bp. Thompson. Philadelphia-Bar
Der Co. o.... p,,.r,.oo p,,,u- Kiln, e. 70
Bark Brazil ODD. Lawrence, Buenos Ayres-Sorton b
Steor1cr stubbenhuk Ger. RehseA Baltimore, MI
Steamer FL paso. Gardner. Yew-orlcans-John Van
steamer Eltrda (Br), Neddcn. Bordeaux-runch. Edge
& Co.
nIlla Marta-p Nlngocha.
Eernard. Paine. Port Antonio, Ja-Boston Fruit
steamer Italia (BD, Craig, Mediterranean ports
Henderson Bros.
Co. ,,, G.. ,,
Mailer g. Ivereau.
SAILED.
Steamers Columbia for Naples and Genoa; Denmark,
london Dana. Hamburg; Roanoke, Norfolk and New.
port News City OF Columbia, West Point, Va
MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMER>-FORElGN PORTS.
Steamer la Rretagne Collier from New-York December
o. ar wed al Hl,rc at p m January j.
steamer bohemia (Br), Schroeder which left NewYork
December 81, arrived at Hamburg January 5.
Steamer Greece OBJ, jeffrey sled from Liverpool fol-
New York at 4 p m January 4.
st amer Pennland (Br, Bu chuaDn, from NewYork fof
Antwerp was sighted OF the Lizari az 10 January 4.
steamer lIekla DAM. Thomson, from NewYork Decem.
Lewis Island January :.
steamer Mohawk tBr. Evans saed from London for
New-York January 3.
steamer Koplno (3r Smith, from Ncw-York ard Hull,
arrived Shields January I.
steamer Persian Prince (Br sailed from Cadif for
New York December 2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL REPORTED.

Washington, Jan 1.-The preparation Of the District
Of Columbia Appropriation iii completed to-day
by the House Committee on Appropriations. Repre-
sentative Dockery reported e. to the House. The bill
3ppropriateS the general expenses Of the District
OF Columbia exclusive OF the water departments.
81 oG1 being S2130i7 less than the appropriation
for the fiscal year. and 81 533,35o less than
the estimates submitted. The committee strongly
dsapprovcd the action OF the District Commissioners
in turning the public school buildings to the
G.. A. Il. IL the time OF the encampmcnt last sep
TENDER and 10 prevent such In the future
IL is provided that hereafter the public school build
ings Shall be- used for purposes whatever other
than those directly connected with the public school
sNsem OF tho District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
TO RELIEVE TIE NETWORK POSTOFFICE.
MISSION TO DEVI-E MEANS

MISSION TO DEVICE MEANS.
Washington. Jan. 5.-Postma ster-G General Wanan ahcr
to-day issued the following order:
"kor the purpose Of inquirng into the immediate
necessities OF the postal service at the main pesolce
at New-York " Y. and with view to usccr;aning
what measures II eny. may Re quickly adopted wi or b.
suitable building space bo acquired elsewhere than
at the oteforowded public building. into when sub
division OF the mailing division could 30 transferred II
such be found practicable tie following persons arc
constituted commission, namely, W. p Campbell,
assistant general superintendent railway mail service
chairman; ". j. Pollock, superintendent free delivery
division, PostOfce Department. and c. Van Colt,
postmaster a New York y. y.
lit will become the duty OF the commission 10 con-
at once AT New York and proceed Immediately 20
u personal examination Of all the facts In the case
and OF such properties may be obtainable upon
rental for the cnla rgement of the pOsofiice the re-
suits OF these Investigations 10 be reported In detail tO
the Postmaster General not later than week from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
CHARLES 3. BUTLER STILL MISSING.

An examination OF the books Of Charles s. Butler.
the missing manager Of the Assured Building and
Loan Assoc alton Is being made at the Offices OF the
company No 237 Broadway. william Angelo the
accountant who has G. arge Of the work. reported
Yesterday that as far he has examined the books,
he had found only few slight errors In bookkeeping.
The examination will be completed in few days.
1t was said yesterday that II there were any deficit
in Mr. Buffers accounts, tie amount could be covered
hv the 5000 bond which Mr. Butler gave when he
became the manager Of the company. The officers OF
the company say that they have confidence In Mr..
Butler's !onesty. Nothing has been heard OF the
manager since his disappearance several days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
SENATOR FAULKNERS RIVAL
cAMDEN's CANDIDACY WILL RENEW TIE WE


VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC FIGHT
Washington, Jan. 5.-The announced candidacy OF
ex-senator Camden, Of West Virginia. to succeed
Senator Faulkner, 1t is said here threatens to renew
the facuonal fight among the Democrats In that State
which was brought to end by the election OF Mr.
Faulkner In 1887. At that time Mr.. Camden was
candidate for reelection, but strongly opposed
In his own party that disruption Threatened.
Mr.. Fsulkners election was the result Of n compro-
mise, but 1t not until several years had elapsed
that the two factions were apparently larmonized.
This condition Of things II Is asserted, due to
the labors of senator Faulkner. and it while the
party thus united that the Democrauc victories
of 1890 and 1892 won.
Last spring Senator Faulkner announced that he
would be a canddae for reelection. At about the
time. 1t is alleged, ex-senator Camden On a
published interview, stated that he would not be a
candidate senator Faulkners friends express
prise that Mr.. Camden has entered the field and
accuse him Of breach of faith. They assert that
senator Faulkner merits reelection because OF his
record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
THE COURTS DECIDE AGAINST PARTRIDGE.

Chicago Jan. 5.--'Thc courts have decided In favor
OF tho Board Of Trade In the injunction suit brought
bv the spcculator, Edwin Iardridge There Is APP
parcntly nothing In the way now OF discipline for
puts and call trading. 1t IS the intention OF the
directors of the Board Of Trade TO try the plunser
and Judge Collins In decison rendered oday. pointed
out that after such trial he may file bill FOR an
Injunction, but that the bill was now premature
Partridge said that he conld not get an impartial ta
NJ the hunds Ct the directors. but the Court refused
IN take This view OF the case Partridge In CONVERSE
tIon this afternoon said that he should make further
fight I'm the matter. and II adIudged guilty, would
take as incidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06

- ,,., a,,i,cd AT Quarantine Oh Sunday last, lave
signed vigorous protest against The action oil me ei'"
Oacer In II they that the vessel reached ou1fan
Tine fully iwenty minutes fcore the flag az ths s""o
was Iower,d but that nobdy cane on boafu 70 n'i0'
the o,s-enpers and release them. OWING 10 THIS ac'"
r.,oav had Ia remain o. board all night, and were de-
bsrrd from spending Ncw-yesrs Eve AID inaeed so'a
mart NJ New.Yeare Day with eir friends ana the hcspc
Of the Health boarding the ship caused ios' Oh
t,reotv.,our hours Of valuable time, Among the "a"s
,,a, ara attached to the protest Joha f. M'iier h
levy Andrews ID. NJ. sabin Dr. b. ALVEY, =. ho"'i'
Colke, John l.. Gardner A. w Brown. r. W. Eoesc' H.
D Whaley q. Putzc'. Henry J. Oppenhrimer =. u.
ye.,, Samuel Fucker, James r. Boyle "i'"n ''''"''
,nd ". II. Putzti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
AREpoRr on TIE croLERAIc CASES IN HELENA

Washington Jan 5.-surgeon General Wyman, OF
the Marine Hospital Service, to-day received tec
gram Fl, M surgeon. williams. who sent from
Memphis 10 Helena Investigate the cause a4d CHAR
acter the disease which recently broke out among
the coavc,s an the state prison. lie states that the
condition Of the camp is filthy In the extreme The
sewerage utterly Inadequate and that great evercro"d
Ing practsed. lie concludes Three cases at camp
not suspicious Cases occurred on 18th. Medical
attendance gave history Of acute CASTRO enters With
oholeriform symptoms. In my Opinion the suspicious
cases due either poisoned food OF contaminated
water, plus filth and oyercrowdng- probably the ialtei
The stomach OF In possession OF tie Coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
1cr.yAcnr RAcix. on THE SHREWSBURY.

Red Bank. ~ j.. a. Specialize weather TO-
dav wa excellent for isc.ynchtnr and two racs were
sailed. A strong vhd hew from he northeast anu
propelled before e.. sheet 81 fine DRY snow Tho
snow was Ave nchcs lut too dry n Interfere with
the Yachts speed. T, INNING race was won by The
George In the u,'~l cas-. her time Over the tn'ml!e
eor,.s ,,lnr AIN ~. Tho sleet vas Second In 36m.
S. and the ZIP Third nine minutes behind The seH''
Tho Rocket sacd Over the without Opposition IN
The A-stc,ass I1anau 'o1t- t. her tim" being '"n los
In the afternoon race between tho Dreadnaushi and tie
Rookie. tho Inter ~ a.m. .os DtatMg TIE pieaa-
naurh. In 25s. The ulri class race was won by tho
rin In I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington jan 1.-The demand Of Mr. BeltZ
hoover for the regular cut of any requests fcr
unanimous consent in the House this morning, ard The
business in order was the calendar of unfinished bu'
ness.
Saturday, February 4. set apart for paving
tribute 10 the memory OF the late j. W. Kendall OF
Kentucky.
By unanimous consent the House then proceeded In
Committee OF the Whole TO the consideration OF the
fn6csuons Appropriation BILL There was no gen
ersl debate. The bill was passed WITHOUT amend
menl. II approx rates $1,135O5j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
BUSINESS IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Jan. DIN the Senate today Mr. NC
Phcrscn gave notice that he would address the senate
next Monday on his bill suspend the purchase OF
Silver bullion under the Sherman act.
Senate bill permitting NJ p. Deadly. United states
Judge for tho District OF Oregon, TO resn on OF acr
March next and thereupon be entitled 10 crl" hs
salary as Judge dunhg his life. taken rom ''s
calendar and passed.
Senate bill TO pay TO the assnecs or legal repre-
sm0tvos Of the late John Roach. shpbllder, S2S'le
oeaance due OH tho Dolphin sbso taken np' aus
sesed for an konr by Messrs. Mitchell. CHAMBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
To DISCUSS BASEBALL PROBLEMS.

1he Ncw.Yori Bas bal Cub will hold special meet
Ing to-day at the cofporiton Office at No Mont
eomeryt Jersey CITY Tie session is an important one
The attorney Of the club been kept busy drawing up
papers aad stcckhold hope 10 be- able u 'tSsheh
OUT the many tangcs which ensnaie the CLUB To-Day
There 4, some conjecture a, whether John H. Day TIE
president, VIII hand ia l- wr'ton resignation. MI
Day has offered rs.-n. poTiing Il d. Iolcou or
Colonel T.. A. McAlpn ~pt one pesde BON nave
declined The $50 600 lold, suggested At the recent
meeting will M ready fos itrbutien. IL ought also TO
lie decided whether T.. Z. Powers VIII continue a. man
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
A. LOMLER A VETERAN. KILLS HIMSELF.

Alvin Lomcr, a German. sixty years old, VINO had
been agent for the National Fire Insurance Company
OF Ncw-York and OF the Guardian Assurance Company
OF London for a number OF years, killed himself In lis
ONCE nj No. IL Cooper Union short time before
noon Yesterday His clerk, Philip Miller had left the
office for few minutes and found the floor locked
upon his return Miller opened the door with key
which he carried and rs employer lying senseess
OH the floor with revolver In his hand. lie ran for
a policeman who sent call for an ambulance. Dr.
Pcasi the ambulance surgeon. found that Lomler was
dead The agent had shot himself through the heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
rLorn RATES 10 ne RESTORED.

Chicago Jan. J.-Chairman Midgely, representing
the Chicago and 81. Paul roads has informed Com
missioner Blanchard OF the Central ITlic ASsocAuoh
that the reduced tariff 1our from Minneapolis 20
-, h,et IL, way Oh Chicago will be cancelled Oh
January l. This f. the earliest date, he says, on
which IA, change can BE- legally made The Michigan
Central and the Grand Rapids and MdlHna roads VIII
Withdraw their reduced rates by way OF MacMhaw on
January TO- In obedience to the order Issued 10y TIE
officers 81 the Joint committee. The he@Ahee r"utr
has no, yef slt nlAed its ntcnon 0i advancing the
rate bat the ,ther lines nave decided to ignore II
for the present and restore their own rates 10 'ne
farlN lrL.ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
CREDITORS Aztec DAVID TrCKER'S ESTATE.

Boston, Jan. 5.-Creditors continue to appear win
claims against the estate Of David Tucker OF Milton
who disappeared from Portland steamer and Is sup
messed 10 have committed suicide. and 1t now appears
that he owes at least go 900 II IS learned TINT Mr.
fuckers father left HIN $4,000 OF personal property
Instead OF saving money. most people supposed,
Mr. Tucker disposed OF at least 10000, besides the
income from his farm. since 1890 No administrator
has yet been appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06

shsclued that there would be danger Of his
breaking jail Wien asked what he theught OF the
verdict, he said 1t suited him better than II he had
been found guilty In the lesser degree. as then he
Would have twenty years In jail. warmers counsel
Will apply for a new trial md II IL thought It will be
granted, as Of the oonsabes who Ind the Jury
IN charge during the trial took hem to the scene OF
the murder without orders 10 do So by the Court.
There Is satisfactlon here over the verct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA NOT TO FIGHT

Washington, Jan. 5.-.enor Don lIoracio "uzmah'
Nlcaraglan Minister to the United States, emphac"y
contradlc,ri ehe reiterlte1 f,tatement cabl"d rom
Panama tat there Is danger OF outbreak ~ hoslll-
,les bctvcca Costa Rca and Nioa"a a on the bodhuary
question: and also the further assertion mat oouy VI
cost, Rlcan soldiers had taken possession OF territory
claimed hy Nicaragua, and that Costa Rica hai sent
,,;car,r,a m ulllnaiun. senior Don Joaquin Ber-
,ordo Colvo Charge dAfaires OF Costa Kica, SAID
TO- lad recG-ccd adviccs 10 tdc erect tat tI,Te
n-,e any danger of II and he did not believe me
tor War between the two countries was ia '"o'
impra cticabe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
4 NAN KILLED AND HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

Doston Jan. 5.-The livery stable oil VI. T. b'
Langley fin Cambridge destroyed by hsr ms morn
ing and eighteen horses In the building were buried
,o death Louis T. Taylor. one OF the employees WAS
klekcd I'm the head by horse while trying 10 get
Ole animals out. lie dragged from The burning
hnid,ng but life was extinct Many oil lhe hoIscs
belonged to outside parties h'Na doodI q''ooo'
L.. Inn rlal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
SHE SAYS HER LOVE IS WORTH $4,000.

Suit begun In the Hudson Circuit Court in
this city yesterday, before Judge Lppfncott, by Louise
Item against william Miller for breach OF promise.
Damages are laid at $4,000. Miss Item testified that
she became acquainted with Miller In February,
1892 and that shortly atterward he proposed marriage
she Protestant and he Catholic, and to please
him she agreed to change her faith, and received
instructions from Father Stein. They secured rooms
and bought furniture but after abusing the confidence
she reposcd in him, Miller refused to marry her.
The case was then adjourned until Monday. The
defence will be general denial Of all the plaintiffs
allegations except the proposal Of marriage and that,
Miller contends. was made by the woman is leap
year privilege,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
MR. HILLS RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.

Washington, JAM 5.-Mr. I'LL offered a resolution
IN the Senate today, which, at the suggestion OIL
Mr. Chandler went til tomorrow. IL requests
the secretary OF state to Inform The senate al MS
earliest convenience whether the provisions OF the
bill absolutely suspending immigration os one year
are In conflict with any tpraties now existing between
Tie United states and any foreign countries ana, II
so with what countries and any further Information
which he may deem necessary for the Information
OF the senate In relation 10 tie pr0pEety OF thc
enactment of the said bill In It's present form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
A LEGACY FOR A GIRL WHO WILL CLAIK n

An advertisement was published yesterday saying
that II Annie Conway, q servant In the family Of
Bradish Johnson would send her address to Patt
Bowers lawyers OF No. "a Wllliam-st, she would hr
OF something to her advantage. member Of the
law firm said TO Tribune reporter yesterday after
noon: "By the Will OF Mr.. Johnson, each OF his
domestics received q legacy Of 300. Annie Conway
had been engaged about week before Mr.. Johnson's
DEATH but went away shortly afterward. We have
been trying to find the woman Ia order TO hand over
her lecacy,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
WFSCHESTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-The Rev. John c. :. Wells an Epis-
copal clergyman, has been appointed chaplain OF sing
Sing Prison. and took charge OF his work Yesterday.
Mr. Wells fills the vacancy of the Rev. Slas Edgar
ton who recently resigned. Tile Rev. Mr.. Wells
Is a Grand Army man.
MOUNT NERNON.-1he disappearance OF Elgtar
Lavoette the druggist nj No. Al Fourthave., Is still
mystery and his wife has advertised for Information
concerning him. MIR. LaviOlete has not been seen
since December 90, and there are various surmlses
concerning the cause of his absence, but nothing has
yet been proved to show that he was guilty OF wrong