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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
THE rprowy MorEuEyr or BUSINESS
BEGINNINGS or THE INVASION OF THIRTY
Observation-Disclosures TRYING TO GET
,,.,.r ,>Du.Nc pRnpERTY

urcrvvlNGs or TIE INVASION OF THIRTY
FnrRrItsr.-AGENT TRYING TO GET
wELl~KNOwN PROPERTY
:, is a noteworthy fac. that real estate In the
49,. ,,,r,s ~ the city has not shrunk IN value
t..-i,,- ,he n.anci1, troubles The business move
r,.,. continues uptown. and now only one private
b.us, romans on Twen;y-thrI-st. between broad
,,,. and s.zth-ave. being tina. owned and occu-
,,.l hv Wliiam ; Schermerhorn. His brother
house. next door. has recently been pulled do""
and = MAGNIFICENT store has taken us place.
,-h. uext leap Will be 10 Thlrty-folrth-st' Al
r,l thr.. stores have been opened IN thAt street
h.,,.,sr Fifth and sixth ayes. and Il IS reported
,,,, ,he present home OF Mrs. william Astor on
a., a,u.hVest corner OF Thirty-iouTth-st ana
r,.fth-ave IS soon 10 come down 10 give pace u
, ..,-e 10 b. occupied by one OF the cl'y
,-r,,t and successful mercantile firms. In ruin
',.. from TWenty-siXth-St. up 10 M -
f,urth-st numerous branches ot Paris anu l>'.o ~.
bos.s ,~a being established, ana IL Is rePoIleI lie.
others are arranginS to t9il9w. -, az ~
D., nes become recognized that business Is 20 !aAe
,,,s.s.ion OF that street. and the oPposltoh 70 a
sn~f,.r railway no longer exists II Is tngleetote
.~~r,nflV reported that tracks VIII soon DC ldlu ~
-, st~.e, fvon river river. SeNefai partiSS
,,int 10 ..et the Broadway Tabernacle az SlS S
~. ..rl Thlrtv-f lurth-st. 10 turn IL INTO d "a
.,,ls' store large offer for TINS proper! i'.'s
,..,flv been made. NEGOTIATIONS are also so.ls
ID, for the purchase OF property IN An! @ " =
=. ear broadway. FOR a theatre mere -
s.,rcev building In Ffth-ave.' said a prom
inent rcal-ostate man. now occup'et As ,,ni
In,. from TNenty-siXth-st up TO forty-secv,iiu-
q. fh,f r.nl estate agents are not trying - IVY
a., busln,sI purposes public uses OF some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
HOW THE PUBLIC is
IMPOSED UPON,
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
For The Sake Of Profit Thew Win
Sacrifice Principle,
Health, Etc.

INSCRIPTIONS dealers are trying IA call 49,.
nary Glauber Salt or mixture O, STAN
Powder as Artificial Carlsbad Salt" "snruss
Salt" German Salt or Improved c,r.l..
Salt" and under other similar nanns ~.
Natural Remedies Of Carlsbad can no, ha ,s.'
tated
What Nature makes. man can not improvs.
Artificial made wines will never replacs "a.
natural juice OF The grapes. Neither can ~.
natural waters OF Carlsbad, nor the Carlsh,.
Sprudel Salt be replaced by the cheap substitute.
offered to a guileless public for the sake Of N.
larger prof; made thereon. By these unscrupu.
lous dealers
No one would buy artificial wines knowingly
Why buy the limitations Of the Carlsbad PROD
ucts when your health IL at stake?
The Carlsbad Sprude Waters are a specific %.
all diseases Of the stomach. liver and kidneys
and have been used with great beneh: by hun
dreds Of thousands OF people. The CARLSBAD
Sprude Salt With ia evapOrated from ~
Sprudel Water at Carlsbad IS a n excellent Ans-
lent. Laxative and Diare;c is an alternative ana
eminauve remedy. which dssolyes tenacious
bile allays irritation. and removes OBSTRUCTION
by aiding nature. and not by sudden and excss
sive irritation. as most cdthartics do IA.
summer months, when plenty o. outdoor exer
else can be had. are the most desirable for n.
CARLSBAD Cure" Use the imported CARLSBAD
waters. or If it IS not convenient to use tts
waters, or when a more decided laxative effect
IS desired u~c the Carlsbad SDrudel Salt
Insist upon the genuine. which is imported a.
rect from Carlsbad. and must have the sisna,ur,
u. s. 1872 & l54 Franklin ST.. New York. on every
hottie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
NEW STORE,
DIR. GREEKS LOAN BUREAU SVINDLtp
B'wav. cor. 3lst st

THE loss WAS ONLY Si5 But THE MANAGE"
WILL TRY To CATCH THE OFFENDER
Tho Rev. DR.. David H. Greer's Loan Bureau
where money IS loaned 10 deserving po- peop'e "a
cbat,el mortgages ~ nominal rate o. interest -
comnared with the rates exac,ed by money sna'E
has met its first loss II IS only sfnAi1 di0u"-
IN, the officers OF the association and us promoter,
feel I, as keenIy as though they had oeen s"'1'''
out OF the maximum amount-SJo; ana 'hey p'o
nose 70 prosecute the swinller, and nope 70 nav
the fu.l penalty inflicted. $1,000, A..
The loan was Sl5 The money was aavanCe1 y
a woman who was in dire distress, ana F" wa.
used 10 help bury a baby and buy meo.c''s o..
.nour.shment for a sick husband. Later inc 0'uv'
ouarrelled and separated. and when the nrs, 80, :.
nent was due on the loan the woman iaAe. :.
appear In the hope that something might 'e s'-,
FOR the couple the Bureau continued 10 oe',',%-
,hcr t II was discovered that the woman nas sons
Appeared and the mortgaged FURNITURE ns S Nom.
too The husband has assumed t"e "eS' a -
misses 10 pay Il promptly. -, .na Loan Bl.
J. A. Mcknight. the manager OF r the e. me nrs.
reau when seen yesterday, said; Inis - s,rntlon
loss We have had. We are charity ss s"i II under.
loaning money at per cent nut we 49, uho az
s,ood that we will prosecute any pe.syg" ".Ss an
tempts 10 sw!ndle the Bureau, anu ~.
example of this woman II We ca'cA "e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
TO TAX THE GoULDS PERSONAL ESTATE.

THE ASSESSMENT OF slocooooo AS THE AMOUNT
OF THEIR PERSONAL ESTATE ADHERED
TO BY THE TAX BOARD
in spite Of the afiilavits fled with the TAX 'o'h-
nlssorers showing that the members OF ne "ou'u
family are no longer residents OF New-NoTk' te
hoard has decided 20 continue the assessment OF
100000 as their personal estate. This IS the same
amount as was assessed against the GoulIs Ias'
year and involved tax Of N21". when '"eS
naid under protest. having appealed iherefrom 20
the courts The assessment was fought 4ast var
by ex-JuGge Dillon and others OF Mr.. Goulda couh-
sci on the ground that 4, was excessive Dut me
trustees declined to present sworn statement OF
'ba .sate's securities % sustain th"tr conttnNo!
George J. Gould then declared that h. wond give
no his residence in New-Ior and spent the wnier
al Lakewood y j. lie is now IN huIop" Mss
Helen Edwin and Howard Gould claim IarIy'o"n
their home. ., - .,x
Yesterday was the last Day for revising me taN-
r,l,s so the Gould assessment u $0pvpp remains
upon the tax-books. To be relieved from the as
sessment the Gouds mus; have recourse 10 w
courts Some lawyers versed In the tax-iaws ana
court decisions say the assessment VIII be wpei on
hy the courts II the GOulds prove that they are
ec.ua!.y non-res!dents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

OK THE REVIEWING STAND
-, ,h,,.e ,yho reached the reviewing stand 10
time 10 get seats were e1-GoV'fh'r
=, - E,r,L.r q Ohls. and his Two daifh'e''
.,-eher,n German. Chief Z PoIce h'''''"'
uoh,k.n: General Dutterheli. kecorl'5 9"'S - -
,. c,r,nission.r Home ana his VIE Co"s'
man Timothy J. Campbell G'n'r" ''"'''
cudersl.ave cx-InsY'ctor steers. STATE
tor ex.pol!ce Commissioners Mason ''i'' 80"
port.r chief clerk Kipp. Thomas : H'''"'''
District Attorney Fellows ,. Nth
,.as,,,,, n ,r,ln. ~ tie police Board drove WI"
,,,,..r cii,oy Z, the reviewing stand in "A Open
,,,,. commissioner Murray AMI Sh"ei'" '
a., .roth.r c,rr!age /, was SAIL uhi '''''''
N,.o~,ve u,s too 30 - Do present S'I''''
pvrnes AMI Ms s'aG rode down - ~. - -, 80.
welcomed the Mayor AMI coinm''',. i,, ~. car.
SHp"i M a. MAYOR and Mr. MARTIN fo.I '"'' T.,
the mounted stan. tn caring w. .g,Ir q. he
cnsh o. h e ,he policemen stool vim h,' %, "a, S.
:present' while ne superln'enaGg" ~. Vnc he
Wsvor ana Commissioner took ih,f, d. mach
reN,' s,,,i ana the Superlrtenl ent t'' -
pFose past saiui!ug ~ M,yor rc'ac on 6aals
tp,r a. the 0lc- %; mounted policemen went -
49, THE HEAD or THE nATTAii"Ns.
..,,,,...al band SCI he time for CD" marching
-, ,,a isf battalion. l.I ~ Inspector '""'.'
WA 4, cavalry officer 80 me war a"' mas "'' ','
60, bo,y - ride well The ,en compin''' '" ~
,..,,r,, rere ltl by captain M'it'"y, .,..l.-.
49, c~.-- N~TullnEh. lun 'hi" A''i .,,..'
~ c,-,r,r.. li,irns Klrohn"r 60 'H'> am -,
90 RI. men looked well 800 ih'iI "i'' .,i.
mn ~ simmer helmets and 'ai'nH w" IN
and tassels ~ the heli' 49, zines ~ caen
n,,,,-y front the straight d'up" 'l'7 20
company reaching nearly ".'{l 49,. 81 pltfaion
rnssnector williams c1minhn l"r VIC - '...,.-.r.i
al "a, h!s horse well. although ih' h',.,' ~ ty
q, he oyerweighted The conptnie- We, t,,--','
Captains wesiervelt Price; Ino,'p W,lrr' Ian.
gallagher ana Brooks. AID SeFs'a"'' N''''''' '''
gon Cahil and Grant So. Ia .,... ~
gan, 81 n,ffalion was commando ny IN ~
-, vvlth Captains Eakins. cross, ~ t',,"
SShni,g p"verv Smith and strauss. ana $3.50. '
:, 49, rJog,n and Keilch~r ~ comp ihS :.
49, smail terrier irottcd In ir'nt "l ''P'"'"
T,,.rv ami g5t a share ~ ID" app ~. ohio.
tn,nector NcInughlln. who wears "illl"' ~ .aI
M ne Ia on parade and then app"lI- I'D A.
thst II Is n disguise. Wa cheeI'i ~ IT, |,r,na,l.s
.ana IN 'front.' ~ the an Battalion ne v,,P,'' r
80 lel by Captains COrtrlght, 'rrtl''' , . ,
S'a,'i- e,enhenson and Mcaklm ana '''F'"'' 81
iJcrlihv Ualp!n. Cofcy ana 'Fop. -. no,.,.t,,
ic','ai, C1peland commanded the ast W &
- a. ~ leaders u tho companies were '1 49,.
1n,llni Deaney Haughcy. Pickett ana lph'l
ma ]sergeants Kahn. Kobb, Wall "ehes'' '"'
Donovan -..,,.,a, tho commissioners on
~ &c enneartnce OF the force. ana ther' VIZ ="
anrnoraI handshaklng at the close oi the rSNl'"t ~
9:ovcrnor Foraker said he was i|lB"''' WIN "
| anpearance Of the New-York ponce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
uONSIGNOR SATOLLPS Busy DAiS
VISITS TO A NUMBER OF CATHOLIC chVH'"A
AND INSTITUTIONS.

VISITS TO A NUMBER or CATHOLIC CHI N'"A~
AND INSTITUTIONS
Since the arrival in this city on Tuesday e'eA-'
- Nonslrnor Satolli. the Papal Deesa'e' ....
n,rv with the auditor Of the Papa. De'.sasI :,
Nons,Snor Sbaretti. he has had lNi.e Tine 80 "a.
,,,,,d call his own After the services !" %
hr,ers church. on Decoration Day. ne wen"
tho company Of Monsignor Sbaratt, vicar - "a
Farley and the Rev NJ J. Laye-e re'''' .v
ca,bsir,l TO Calvary Cemetery, "hefe -"
INC additional examples OF the intense ps. ,sv
~ Americans From there tney went and
clubhouse. In Second-aye, between SCI This
r,gbth SITS. for German Catholic "0IA'he Nv !, Co.
& branch house OF the one hrs' i0uHas o,,,A A,
,oe,e in Germany, and the De-esae o'''
the ceremony OF Blessing u. ,.r, 70 S.
A. O'Clock Yesterday morning ne WEI" Va Is
Ranheers Home for Italian lmmisrAn.-, Peer
Ivaver.ev pace. which IS IN charge Oh az" az, ,S-n-
p,rd,ni and here he celebrated mass az .ar,bsr
's,orad the sacrament Of confirmation - yis,
=, cbudren After that the Intention wa ws.,her
.. rro,css Convent at Peelsk!.', oIt,noonsd re
yas so bad that the WISH WIS IL sf,ernoor.
Delegate VIII probably go ,H srcIbshop cornssss
Last evening he went Win -N.aSxsrr,ses In Cness
ami the Auditor TO the cosihs eeSvafory Of MO'ssf
ling Hall OF the Catho.ic OonsS' No manager =. ~
OF which the Rev Joseph V celebrate pontiac,
~ o e' ~ Tho Cathedral in comnlemT,ss aeSIe Of ~
goden jubilee OF the ieast 81, 81 day he wi. ?" "a
Sacred near Yea 'hmrch of St Anthony o, here
sm;,ivan-st and converse win with him ID r.. ~
VINO will be able 10 eNchansv Archbishop ~
mother tongue erretary. said he thought sunisy.
,bs, tho Delegate might remain bome and go 90 a
He is staying at the ArcnIesnha Bishop Msss be
Archbishop hSS nnrs TOO until yesieTHa''
was ~ his nome in Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
MONEY FOR CITY DEPARTMENTS.
SALARIES or THE TAX BOARD INCREASED
THE DEFUNCT RAPID TRANSIT CoMMIs-
-1o,. u. Ms LIS EXPENSES PAID

SALARIES or THE TAX BOARD INCREASED
THE DEFINCT RAPID TRANSIT CoMMs-
SION WANTS ITS EXPENSES PAID.
1-ndor the recent act Of the Legislature giving
the necessary authority the Board o. Estimate
Yesterday increased the salary OF the president 81
the Tax Department from $500 10 $500 year, and
that Of the other Tax Commissioners from }V'
10 1900 each. In Offering the resolution Tor the
increase Controller Fitch paid handsome tribute
IN President Barker and his associates. conpli-
rnentng their efficiency and fidelity to tho c'ty's
interest
The Board made the annual appropriation FOR the
expenses Of the Excise Board for the fiscal year.
which ends on April co. 1895. The sum appropriated
was Sl5o05O-$s2O less than the amount for the last
year.
President Clausen. Of the Park Board asked for
an appropriation Of $1,000 for settles for the public
parks which he said could be taken out OF what
remained Of the 100000 appropriation The Mayor
really remained out OF this appropriation. and II
was developed that only $500 is unspent The
The ColInre Of the Cty Of New-York trustees APP
piled FOR $500 70 put re-escapes on ne building IN
compliance with the orders OF superintendent
Brady Of the Building Department The Controller
reported that there was no money available at
An application was received from the old Rapid
Transit Commission for the sum OF Nl'iS % 10 pay
billy which they had contracted. OF this amount
sAl00 is due to John NJ Bowers for counsel Tees
II was referred to Controller Fitch for examination
The Board Of Education got these appropriations:
$4,000 70 build an addition 70 Grammar schooi 30
ssrhooi IN Taet One hundred a nd second-st
Corporation Counsel Clark reported that the bill
passed by the Legislature authorizing an Increase
Cleaning Department from $500 a year TO 500 was
mandatory and would take place at once. and the
Board would have TO pay It. The secretary was in
/ structed to ascertain from Commissioner Andrews
how much money would be required TO meet the
| Controller Fitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suprene Court-Gencra Term.-Recess c,.
Supreme Court-Chambers-b iau iH On m
supreme Courspeciel Terni-Part 1-Ad;ourned ior inc
snnrone Court-specia Term-Par;s II and IlI-Ad-
ioirnel for the term. - ,,, - ,,o
Circuit Court-Par,s l. II and lV-AdJourneo lot ne
' ciieul III before GaTsi, J-shoF' causes
Noe 4532. $3.50. 4i6N i.l' A'l' al :, = Motions
.peror Court General ijourncdfor the term
SUPERIOR Cour-Equity Term-Ad''urned Until ff'uay'
S,pc-ior Cour,-Trial Term-Parts l. II and Had
suTrogars -ChsmbersB Before Fitzgerald no
ZION calendar called 1870 m. Wits ior prot,e
Maria aTt WeeIm Re fSSs o'R ohSn at 1920
patrick Roach Patrick Fitzpatrick Eliza Bbhy Emma
A. srrrosa,c's conr~rra Term Before Arnold s-NO
o4i win u Bridge, linren at o;"o a. M no ' VIII
u common Peas-Speciai Tcrm-Before Daily. C. Mo-
" Cnon General Term-Adourned Tor the term
common Pleas-Equity Term-Adjourncd FOR the term
common Pleas-Trla Term-part l-Adjourned for the
common PleasTral Term--Parts II and lil-Aa'ouTned
i1 G,, we Court-Ieneral Terln-Adjourned die
city Cour,-special Term-Before Newbnrs'r' J'-Mo'
CIV Court-Triai Term-Parts I. II. III and lV-Ad-
journed for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Patterson. J.
Warden Hayes Frederick r. Co1deT'' IT,
lockwood vs. Woodward-wilam b. Anderson
BY lngraham J.
Casey vs. Casey-Trancis W. Pollock
James VS.. Janes-Willam II Wills
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Patterson J.
Matter OF Union Chemical Works-Morris E. sterne'
Common Pleas.
Ry Daily G. !.
Maria Austin IS. Mary Dclany-Stephen H. DIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
r. l. MARTIN BACK fRomA QUEST FOR HIS WIFE

W 4. Martin, BUSH ess manager OF THE Weekly
witness" VINO left this city about two weeks ago
for California to meet his wife. who left him two
years ago with their little son. and has since
derad around the word. has returned. and at
his office No. 81 Park Row. yesterday. Tribune
renorter called to see Mr. Martin yesterday. He re-
fused 10 be SEEN ana sent out note from an inner
Office asking to be excused from saying anything:
..rSe whole matter he wrote. rs going Into the
courts at once. and am Instructed By legal ad-
ylssrs to say nothing
right and Mr. Martin Is said, also, TO have con-
siderable property. Ms Martin Is SAID 10 be men,
differences. and she has accused her LAWYERS 81
rnisDanagng her income. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
Arcrlov saHr or ORIENTAL CARPETS

4 great auction sale OF genuine Oriental rugs ana
carpets was begun at 1899 a. m. yesterday at the
hozaor OF IT, H. Topakyan, late Commissioner ana
Acting mmssloner-General from Persia 70 the
,v,r,1.a Fair Nos - and Al West Twenty-third-st.
,hout 1--WE weeks ago Mr.. Topatyan displayed about
Zoo 90 worth OF the finest specimens OF Oriental tex
tile art in floor coverings and draperes. Including
those OF the Persian exhibit at the WORLDS Far.
Since then he has sent ont travelling statesmen ana
disnoscI Of about one-half his original stock by
,yhnlesale and retail sales. lie has sun many rugs
rtr from Turkey, Persia and India. Including 4
90 number from the Persian Governments exhibit,
yhch ne Is Offering by auction 10 the highest bid
der the sale being peremptory. regardless or the
inuness of hlds and the amount OF cost. The sale
Yesterday was fairly well attended. but competition
was aprltess and the prices realized did not aver
irlnsic value Of the goods The sale Will continue
Ar 1890 a H. and $50 y. IN. to-day and Tomorrow
establishment at Fifteenth-st and Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

TIE suit brought by the Eew-York Security and
Trust Company agsirs. the Manhattan Ath'uc
Cub 70 recover TIE va.ue o: note for $500 given
nv the club aad signed by the officers and direc-
tors came up Before justice Patterson. In Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday. upon the motion OF
Hornb.ower pyrne & Taylor TO compel the com
pany 70 furnish b.. Of particulars as to the
answers in:erposei b. the former directors OF the
cub These answers embody ell ki3ts 0: defences.
Justice Patterson reserved his decision.
The sui, OF Sherman & McHugh. photographers.
of No 1E2 Broadway. a38ins. J. f. A, Cark, or
-:ark Ward G. CO., Banners Ok no. 10 Broodway,
was adjourned ycs.erday by Cyi.. Jusaee Lynn. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS 40 AND COME


Among the passengers sailing on the Hamburg
American steamer Augusta Victoria. for SOuthamp-
ton and Hamburg. yesterday. are Mr.. and Mrs
D. S Appleton, Joseph l.. Adler Baron A;ten, Mrs
NJ G. Du Bots Judge r. Branham. James VI.
Brown. Johnson Mcclure Below, Mrs r. X. But
ler .. z Brcda. +. =. Ballard. a. Elliott Coson.
Antonio de Castro Felix Fernandez de Castro Mrs
H. l.. Chapman. g. r. y. Dodge X. II. Denny
Rudolf Degener. w. i. Dnsmore. jr. William S.
Davenport Frank Evans. H. II. De LEspee, Mrs
II W Erlchs. Mr.. ana Mrs &. j. Fischer. Edmund
Crimmc Pau; GOt;wa.d. Edward Gegcrch. Pro-
lessor Gausta Charles H. Grasse.. George Grimme
Ado.ph Hirsch. Anton Hilbert. Mr.. and Mrs WIZ
lam Rice Hochster Nathaniel Knowles Rudolph
Kohnstamm. Herbert Limburger. Claiming Lilly.
Emf L6bcck Miss Bee Lefferis Mrs O NJ. Locke,
] c Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio May, ID.
NJ Molmann, William @. MetZgcr. william a.
Magil,. 4. Morris. Victor Morris. i. +. W. Neu-
mann. Mrs j. Harry Osmond. Mrs. Oswald Oe;-
schaeger. Mr.. and Mrs. =. $. Peterson, w; II.
Power HIlss He,cne Potter. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam G Peters. Mrs. II. Plepcr. Char.cs Peter
son Ms Paran Stevens. G. r. Smith. +. Skddy
Van stadc John Sterling, August sargeant. Jacob
Emmct Tompklhs John Tieii:n. Mrs: @, vlntsch-
ger Hermann H. Wo.n. Mrs. f. n Wider. Louis
C. Wagner. Professor Emanuel Wad, Wills Il.
Whitney Conrad Witt. Mrs. Josephine Wynen,
NJ Weng. Gustav Zimmerman and Miss Minnie
Zldn.
TIE North German Lloyd steamer Traye, from
Bremen brought among her passengers Paul Won
Arsberg, Mrs Helen G. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.
La Verne ". Moves. Mr.. and Mrs John II. Tweedy.
jr Mr. ard Mrs. Whitridge Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Marssfet cooper Il Barte.s Mrs Montagu White.
y Pra1ge Pau. L. Torbe ana 4. ID. Homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

The members Of Company G. sth Battalion. who
have bccn having a Tight with their captain. G. W.
Mooney have decided to bring charges against him
OF incompetency The committee which has been
formed 10 make the charges alleges that Captain
Mooney IL incompetent 10 handle the company; that
he has used language which re should not have used;
that he took substitutes camp last year ana that
he has enlisted men 10 go TO camp this season by
dating their papers back the sixty days required by
law.
The trouble arose In the company over a differ
ence OF opinion between Captain Mooney and the
men ns 10 whether the choice OF the comma ding
officer or of the men should be elected a lieutenant
in the company. The differences became so serious
that the men refused TO drill under Captain Mooney.
and they have not appeared the drill floor for
some Major Chauncey, II Is said has refused
10 receive the charges against Captain Mooney until
the men show themselves to be good soldiers by re-
turning TO duty. For the purpose Of getting hear
ing the will probably appear for the remaining
drills OF the COMPANY II Is attn uncertain what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
A BIG JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT

Justice Patterson, of the Supreme Court yester-
day granted, by default a motion for judgment
IN the suit brought by the Union Pacific railway
Company against the members Of the defunct hrm
Of Field Lindley, Wechers & Co. The action Is
brought TO recover $4,000 o. William b. Bristow
is appointed referee 10 take proof Of the facts in
the case.
The railway company between May and July 1871
borrowed about $4,000 from the firm. but paid Sl0-
90 leaving a balance due Of $4,000 AS collateral
security the company gave railroad bonds Of the
aggregate value OF 81 ,l6306o including CS ponds OF
the Union Pacific. Denver and Gull Railway com
pany; 497 bonds Of the oregon Short Line, ltah
and Northern Railway Company, and consolidated
per cent bonds and 355 collateral trust bonds OF
the same company. The railway company IN NO
vember 1891 offered the firm the amount that was due
upon the loan $SS7 OBS &c. and demanded the return
OF the collateral security. but the payment OF the
money not accepted and the securities were
not delivered over.
The complaint charges that the bonds had been
converted by the firm. and judgment was asked
for the recovery OF the difference between the
money borrowed and the value Of the railroad bonds
which had been given as collateral security Holmes
& Adams are the counsel for the Union Pacihc
Company. , 49,, -.
Leave was granted by Judge Gaynor. In the SUI
prene Court yesterday, TO Norman s. Dixie receiver
Tor the firm OF Field, Lindley, Wiechers q CO.. T.
sue Drexel, Morgan & Co. TO recover over $lOVV
alleged TO have been received by the latter ilrin
from Field. Lndley, Wiechers Co. Instead OF
being paid 10 the receiver. The exact amount can
only be shown from the books.
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to pay $50 which the phoographers calm for max
portrait OF Mrs Clark, on the ground mat me
prints made Mrs Clark .ook Cd and wrinK-ed' al
though she Is not so In reality -
Thomas Hartman who for years had an express
business at Corandt-st.. and BToadway ouJ sinTe
is,and Insane pavilion. yesterday adludGed a
!unatic by Dr. samuel r. E.iott. William a. Wills lis
onno,1tod - decide as 10 his sanity, and sheriff
inv Harriman's estate is valued at about %Wp
His ha,ucination Is that he has ntty ch.Greh' re
Is a widower and has seven children