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New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
Court CALENDARc FOH TODAY

COURT CALENDARS FOH TO-DAY.
Supreme Court--Chanbers-I Before Insraham J-C1urt
opens at 1890 q. IL. Motions . .,-z-- -.
Circuit couPnr dliT,cfore Barrett. J-Calcnaar 10?
Saturday called a. 16:-O a. m a,
Superior Court-spccia Tern-Befo'e NeAaam' H.
Court opens ., 10 q. Motions . :.
SIrroeatcs court t-Chamhers s-DefOfs FIEefa-. s-L7-
tate Of S PernauX az l0:3r q. ~. Wi.s nI piobf'e
William IT, LYMAN Olivcr T. G. Bllings. ~ 1880 a. H.
Common Pie.sSpeciei form ii"ioie oleteficI' j.
Court cpane 10 % q. m Motions, .
Cty Couu-specli Tcrin-BeiOrs fitEs!ni'ns. '.~C'ur
fuep 81 llOJ4 D.. .hi.t..r
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
DONALD Foss OF HETMRA.

A Novel By WILLIAM BLACK. New Edition. Re
ysci ani Corrected by the Author. Post Hvo' CLOTH
Already published tn this Revised Edition.
THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATrs.-THD PENANCE
OF JOHN LOGAN. cc-THE STRANGE ADVENT
tKf:s or \ HOUsE-BOAT-IN FAR LOCHABER. .-
sABINA ZEMHRA WHITE HEATHER THE WISE
WOMEN OF INVERNESS -YOLANDE. JUDITH
sHAKEsTEARE - ADVENTURES IN THU In
gIfANDON HELLS SUNRISE WHITE WINGS
THAT BEAUTIFUL WRETCII-TIE MAID OF Kill
LFENA c,c-TH RED FEATHERS -MADCAP NIO-
LET -KIT.MENY ~ SILK ATTlltE-A PRINCESS
or THULE TIE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF \
rttAETON A pAUGHTEE or HUrIL-LADY Sill.
vERDALEs SWEETHEART. MACLEOD OF DARE
GREEN PASTURES And PICCApILfY.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17

A pyERTisEMENTS. ANT, SUBscRIPTIoNs F0n
"A THE NEW:YoRK IKlnuN WILL BE U-
way, % door north Of Thirty nrst.st and ADVEii:
Eighh.sye, cor. Tyenty:thi5d,st lS2 sNth-aye. ::
Forty yseventhst; 1,o29 Thiri.ave. Sixty
nrstst l7Cs FIstave 100 W.st Forty second St lo2
Fourteenth.st 257 West Forty secondst 55 Thirdave
,8Ss Third ave. 2051 Third bet One.hundYed.
sndtwelfth and Onehundred and thirteenth sts,
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
N Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot of West i2d-st as follows 10 minutes
earlier from Franllinst: ,,.,, ,,.u.,
= r. stations MddetoNn. Ellenyie Fallsburg. tio't y
s'arondalr Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney. NORWICH
Ttica Rome Oneida. Fulton Osweso. a..
3I5 p NJ (cxcept Sunday sullivan CO EHpr,ss ire rot
Wallou Valley Railroad stations. famphel ltal Mnie
,n,tn t,u.nyiile Mountain Dale Centre, leS Fallshu =
Iurlcvvr Liberty Falls. Liberty. PasksvIe. and LIVE
ingston Manor. ..,,,. ,,,us,urs
rs P NJ iiay) Mddletovn. Summynle Falisnurs
Liberty Livingston Manor Rockllni Nar9h iei, Snn'y
Nnrvich Oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Fals beuo'@
Chicago ,.t. . -, t,r,,iuav
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az 81 btoa'"aS'
i"" w j. 4. ANDERSON. q. T. n.
80 Beaycr-st, New-lork
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
SOCIAL EVOLUTION.
BY BENJAMIN KIDD.

.It IL impossible read his book without pefccVins
,bo, he has broken through the chain ~ the idea that
evolution the result and circumstance alone
peason would not have evolved Christianity and cir
s,onco has always been opposed the rise of altru-
len, which is now the dominating social forcc'-The
Spectator
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY


1Arthracite coal used exclusiy~lyJ
Four tracks Automatic Block signals
F1r Easfon. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch 'nunH scX
43p 7.l5 ?:lo dl:ij Z, Eastoni s. NJ, 70 - -
T. Eason i3o. -. : - O. Ai.n'own. j. " sundays
4:3p 7.lj \ NJ. 600 53p J. " o,o , =,
For WNkeslarre Pitts'on and Scln'.n. 9lo A. NJ
f.io l2o i:3o =. VI sundays 4;@ \ ~ 40 =,
For Reading at 80. 500 J;l" 10 -, 80 a ~.
DAYS 4:3o 4 NJ ldD 80. 90 7.2D p ". J. i night
For Harrisburg AZ 1890. 500. 9.iO \. ", 10" -!
400 54j +. NJ. l25 night sundays. lDo o~D l. NJ
II night. ~
For sunbury Lewlshurg ami wnlnmsport at 40 500.
o.io A. N lio. 30 "a" +. NJ i?l3 night except sat-
uliay night sunday IL \. NJ 80 +. ~ l2;l' night
p.,san, 80 S.ij lI:ao \ VI. :o ~ go to I'D
iiantl 400 - 80 % Red N'ni1. Go J.. u Sun'
11,-. eN..pt Ocean Grove and Asnufy lai" 'p u A.
FOR LAKEWOOD
$50. S.l5 A. NJ. 145. 30 so /. NJ
F,r Farmineale. Toms River. Bt.r.glt Park and Bar
nc,at. i.3o S:l5 \. NJ. l.l5. so J! u .
For Atlantic city. Nn'land ard irtSeton. f'' y NJ
Fr Monmouth Peach Seahrieht and Hrhland Beach.
20 NJ II 20 \. ". l:3o l;ij 800. 40 T. " sun
DAYS 900 g. II. ':np !. -
ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week DAYS, i.a" 500 ga" lo0D
IGo Dpnn- ''arl A. n. 1880 3rs' 400 out.t Parlo.
~. sos, dining carr. goo. 30 so j. NJ. l2lo
30 300 Dining rtr 30 =. NJ - 10 night .,
F.r Baltimore ana N'.sIret %. week tt's ":", II x
y NJ l2.l5 uis g. sanll>s. 9"t - 20 M'nnE 1 arr
\ oNi. i:2o 800 tpun- 'a' 80 r ". ~ nisn.-.
Tickets aud I'fi.r seats can n' procured az l'S,
2e ~ 81 'iio 1873 Braanay p; G.h Ave. Aye 81
oji Couinnus A,e N.N-YorN: Court -. $50 Fulton
St IrloN',u. Broadway. Nlililmshlrg The NeN'
YORK rn,f-r O. r.iart W cll fr and check baggage
from hotel or r's. i"n'' i' Destination
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17

THE PRICE OF \ PEARL.

A NOVEL. By ELEANOR HOLMES svo. Paper. co
cents C'Harpcrs Franklin square Library.'D
Recent Issues IN Harper's franklin Square Library:
TEMPE Hy Con-tance Cotterel. 80 cents.
THE SWING OF THE PENDULUM BY Frances NJ
Peard. - cents
THE rRANSGREssroN OF TERENCE CLANCY. BY
Harold Valnes - cents.
THE BrRpEN OF ISABEL Ey J. Mlcaren cohban
- cents
DIR MrRABEL's THEORY. Psychological study Ry
Ross George Dering - cents.
HALF \ HERO. \ Novel Bv Anthony Hope 30 cents
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17

,,-o do M, of,or devote n leader book. but we
have an impression that benjamin KIDS oooN' 80
cal Evolution may have wide political as we" A. ''"
effects At all events. II marks the turning point IN
the social controversy which Is raging All "IoN"' '
shaking pares prcoccupyng the press. and developing
now scros NJ phenomena politics often of danger
GUS and sometimes amazing charactcr"-The Spec
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
RECEIVER ENTITLED TO INSTRUCTIONS.

RECEIVER ENTITLED TO INSTRUCTIONS.
The General Term Of the Supreme Court Yesl'r-
day handed down decision holding that IN reiuS
ing 10 instruct the temporary receiver of thr -.
Nicholas Bank the court erred The receiver "i
the bank. Hugh }. Grant made an apl"c'"on
,h c,nro,,o Court for jnst-uctions alleging that
Charles Kurznan was Indebted 70 the bank for de-
mand loans aggregating 5000. for payment of when
he had deposited collateral security. II was, flSo
stated that KurZman was a depositor in the BANK
and had balance Of S45 II 10 his credit Wheh the
hank closed it's doors. Subsequently kurzinan no
fi0ed The receiver that he was ready TO pay PACK
the loans and he suggested that the balance IN
bank be taken part payment me receiver ',Sh''i
instructions from the court. but they were rrIus
on the ground that the power was vested IN ule
receiver Judges O'Brien and Follett hoid that the
receiver was an arm Of the court. and was cnutlci
to the advice of the court, and tnat IN not granting
il the court erred.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
SOCIAL EVOLUTION.
BY BENJAMIN KIDD.

.o,o q, the roos, careful and At ,he m'st
valuable discussions - social problems which AZ 20"
present time present themselves 70 thinking men-bos-
ton Daily Advertise.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
SOCIAL ENOLI TIoN,
Bv BENJAMIN KIDD.

.'In his treatise On Social Evolution Mr nenjnmn Kih
gives Ms a work q phnoeophic insight and value
luminous study which is always Interesting as It Is
disrassionaic. Philadelphia Press
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
SOCIAL ENOLTTTON.
nv BENJAMIN KIDD.

"Thcre IL scarcely page In Mr.. Kidfs book which r
not full = suggestion regarding the social problems of
time .'-Ohservcr
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
SOCIAL EVOLUTION.
pv DFNIAMT% KIDD.

altogether this Of N" mos; suggestive ana n
.,,rn, hooks which have eyer dealt with problems II
the imminent future Daily TELEGRAPH
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
s1.rs tI1.H EATHER-IN-LAW FOR S25.0Do.

SUES HER FATHER-IN-LAW FOR $500
Mrs Sarah r. Smith, who IS thirty years old mas
brought in the Superior Court, through Howe
IIummel. a suit for $1,000 damages against Dennis
Smith for he alleged alienation OF the aHecu'hs
of her husband Thomas W. Smith. who is FIVE years
Younger than his wife. The case yesterday
placed on the calendar for trial on the first Monday
OF April Dennis Smith is the father OF Thomas W.
Smith. He IS real estate man and a contractor;
and is said. bc wealthy. His son j. lawyer ana
formerly was a partner Of eX-Speaker Su!zer, nav
ing Offices ~ No. Wall-st
In her complaint Mrs. Smith SAYS that she was
married to Thomas W Smith on July Z. 1872, by me
Rev Frank l.. Wilson. - the For'y-ihiri street
Methodist Epi iscopal Church The accused father
in-aw SAYS in his answer that ne has 10 knowi,
edge of his sons marriage 10 the plaintn ana
makes n general and emphatic denial TO the allesa-
ions in the complaint.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
Gcather5.

MrRrcaN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplles Professors TeacneTs Tutor >"
Ms NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square.
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors i,
"A etc. In all dep.s;
,rhools 10 parents othave Book Rding cor. Zoth
4, pOGRr,SSIVE TEACHERS All kinds. al departi MS
| nuicblv supplied. Large list ~ graduates i'l'''''
u,n.e1 II < KELLOGG. 81 Eas' 3fh-st. y v
rINIE FISK Teachers AGcncies-Now York los,"n NJ
/ Angeles 81 Nil positions nlI",l ''1r u"
iNn2 CROCKrR & PRATT. Managers 40 oth-aN'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:

stations foot CortIandt and Desbrosscs Sis
900 =. ". daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations connections except Sunday for POTTS.
WILLIE anl READING.
>;.O 4. VI. daily tSurd9v SID A. NJ for GENEVA:
ROCIIESTER UI'FFaIO. and the West. ami principal
local points: dinng-cT and chair-car 10 Wlkesbarre;
Pullman Buffalo. ~ -
o:OO 4. u. daily except SUNDAY. FOR MACCH CHUNK
1rf Intermediate points. Connections for Reading and
HARRISBURG
i3:::O P.W. daily except Sunday. for ELMRA and
ali rtermcate stations. connections for Pottsyie and
Reading. clair-car {, Mauch chunk.
$40 y. ". daily. except sunday. for l.. and p.
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations. Pullman
buffet parlor-car Wkesbarre connections for Potts
i.:o T.. II. daily. except SUNDAY. ror SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
1.2o - VI daily 'Sunday AZ 5:i5 p NJ. for EAsToN
c:tO T.. VI. saiy SUNDAY 600 p. NJ. ;or BUFFALO.
.clr- Ic.,c ,ruin y 10 cblcaeo Sleeper to
Buffalo: connections f.r Re-. Ing ami II rrisburg -
G;:,O u. VI. daily. except sunday for MACCH
CFIr-TE ard intermediate afs stI1ns .
O:nO -. u. daily f1r ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHEs-
TER BI'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and an points
VT pullman slc,pers 'nGss' ana Ha-o' ay N,rcrt
CHUNK an1 louisville and ol intermet.te sstions
Tickets and Pullman mn iations ar -, -ol stt,
and 223 Urpa, way. ii3 E.wery 81 Fast ifhst, l5S
East i95st New-YorS sea Fult1n-st.. Court-st. and
rho TSw,York Trarsfer company viii call for and
check baggage from hotel residence through 10 des'ina-
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N Y O. \ II. Il. 4 r. co. LESSEED -
Trains leave West 42d-st. Station NewYork as followA
ana II minutes r.trlirt from foot franklin NJ.
oI5 4. M.-paily for Albany ttoa, SyTaSuse isocn
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fals' Detroit Ch'easo' eA
cept saturday for Toronto. ,., ,.,,..
5,I5 4. M-Daiy Albany Montreal tica syIacuss'
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'fo''
Cleveland and Chicago. .. p,.A
S:I5 H. N.-paily Albany Utica, SN,acuse' ho.h-
ester. buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'to'' ''''e
land and Chi,ago .-,-.. ..- ...o,,
For tickets tnc-tahle parlor and sccpns-cer accom-,
,,o,finus Offices BRO 'kyn tnl Nov ' alh
AT stations Timetables principal hotels For o'her IN
{. L. LAMBERT General iass'nser AgSnt
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. March 1G.-The Court OF Appeals day
calendar for Monday is Nos 80; 3;i 3d. e. 10. l'G
. and
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. cHICAGD. tiN.c tiNc iN'
NATL ST LOUIS sRy1 AT2 az dx tIiIFS EI TRAGSs MSsf
o,re ySr M loot of bertyst daily CHICAGO.
s9 n ac4 als aSA So rITksESi ks Sai,y iSo NJ
Weekday 600 sgnd9ys I, nia,,H M WAShiT:o tsyt o
t5,S Ex SUM- 900 Dining Carr. 600 p. NJ Sunday
7SN. i2:i5 night All trains daily except so. r. NJ
NORFOLK II 30 \ NJ. daily | 30 T. NJ. IN sun
NEW ORLEANS 800 NJ. daily through sleeplns s car
Ma Washington and Shenandoah Valley route. Oinces:
lIo 26i ii5 Iii0 Broadway 81 East l4th-st. 400
Crand-st y. " 3ii Fuon-st, Brooklyn; station FOOT
OF Liberty-st. c. r. r. OF N. j. .
New-York transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17

SOCIAL EVOLUTION.
Ry BENJAMIN KIDD.
'"The ~ Mr.. benjamin KIDD. author Of a very
striking work Social Evolution. Is. FAR know
20 The literary world: but It s not often that new
and unknown writer makes his first appearance with
WORK novel In conception fertile in suggestion
the whole powerful IN exposition Social
ton appears 10 De. e book which serious
thinker should neglect and reader study without
recognizing the work ~ sing lafly penetrating and
original mind."-The Times Gondon
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17
Nrm f1ubl,rntloil5.

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HARPER & BROTHERS
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
OUR ENGLISH COUSINS.
By RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. Illus'a'eu i'''
cloth Ornamental. - %.
and entertaining style some of the rrsuMss M Sn m m The
u Ensand ro ' Ends u iondon Cieneal Election
lndcrgaduatc Life At 0xorI on an" %ppreciaton of
Interesting and Characteristic and ms p~ vii - interest
description. combine to produce N"'u"' '' "
and information
BY THE SAME AUTHOR;
THE RULERS OF THE MEpITERHANEAN' Illus
THE WEST FROM A cAR-WINDo"' illustrated
si25.
VAN prRRER AND OTHERS illustrated. 81 90.
THE JEWISH QUESTION
AND THE MISSION or THE JEWS Post svo. Cloth
81 10
This is careful and peculiarly cornp,ete s'Iy W n m
the a type. influence. anu fi,uIro,to, Tte
creasirc Importance the history of clNilEh'lon
outhor make powerful plea for the tull'st nesuae
Tesnert and fraternity which he shown the Jew TO-
dav and he also such course as an au l. % ,ha
,ter liberty of thought and action which s que 10 ue
,. fortunate types of widely scattered Hebrew race
New-York tribune., 1894-03-17

THE BRooKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
~ asS-lto Aontagus-st. Brooklyn. N. 7.
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| therefore ask the court % enter an
! order directing the United States mar
ahal TO discharge the defendants from
urthur custody.
Judge Bartoh-The order may be
entered.
Judge Powen-rhis is not n
matter " privilege or consent
upon the part OF the public prosecutor,
bat it De- % matter OF figntunder the law.
Tho suggostion that ho tihe district
attorney might have held the grand
Jury over q not one that the law would
bear out, and it 81 due 90 my ClIeuts
that ! should Say that the further sng-
rgstinns he has made hero ns 10 the
reasons why these .litptB declined TO
answer are NOT borne OUT by the 'noif.
Whatever future grand Jury may DO,
20 be not Tor him or me ~ tny Or deter
mine. Asa matter " right these men
are ROW entitled % their die.
charge, when this term expired the
granI fury, by the statute, would have
been discharged. 1 think they were
hold over with tho idea that this
matter might be continued.
Judge BarlCh-r hr report Of the
grand Jury C1utaiuH number Of
ANNNAAlNNhNAHINNNf HNAAlN VT WhAN.A
shUulI receive serious confederation on
the part OF the Oiiicor. Of the law, and
also Of the parties 20 whom tho report
refers, notably the reference 10 the
city ilil and other matturs. For be
reason / viii rofer the report 90 The
prosecuting attorney, who Will give DO
such reasonable consideration as he
deems proper.
District Attorney JuCd said 10 had
come 10 him uuUilCially that cases
wofn pending which had they fulchoi
hero Ia tins would have gone before
thia grand jury. no save any technical
objection or future qutsii0n he desired
TIE court TO nov make general order
that al criminal business now pending
and not disposed Of By this grand jury
no continued over until tho next term.
He had been advised that a case Of
murdeT-uOt yet Ia shape 20 be- sent
hcre--would probably come nom Park
City.
Judge Bartch directed that such an
order DO entered.
10 being now 1850 the September
term OF court was declared closed anu
the courtroom was soon empty. Ten
minutes later Judge Bhrtoh again took
his seat upon the bench and Bailid
Nelson an ouucod the opening Of the
December term.
Toe reltaio Of Chief Pratt and his
two ofiioofs was Immediately directed
by q telephone message 10 the penitou.
tinry from the United tates mafshaPs
Jfiiee.
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rnATT IN %. IA FREE.

District Attorney Judd thon arose Ia
all his official dignity and aAid-May II
please your honor. Coming now 10
the case OF Arthur Pratt, George A.
Sheets and Fergus Ferguson, who are
held IN custody under a commitment
by this court for contempt, move that
hn order bo now entered disohargiug
them from Huoh custody. In doing
this 1 do not desire that II shall be-
understood that the prosecution has
recedod or Intends TO recedo from the
position It has taken with REFER
enoe TO thls matter. Tho grand
Jury has reported before your
honor that the case concerning which
they were committed for contempt was
case az regularly before that grand
Jury Rs any other that has been before
II during It's hittings. But for reasons
which are In like manner known 10
your honor, have thought II best not
10 ask the court ~ continue this grand
Jury any longer, aud 10 lot Mr.. Pratt
and hia associates be discharged. We
do not, however, deHiru this 70 b.
Understood ~ a precedent Tor any
future cases. This matter stands open
10 be taken up by the next ground jury
which In all human probability
will DO done. II it shall be-
done, then there will Do ample oppor-
tunity Tor this court again 10 assert
itself, as IL has done In tubs cAse.'lL loan
unfortunate matter that officers Of the
Law, charged with is execution shOuld
come before this court and say "lt iH
true We caught parties Ina Cumc, but
they are Of such high standing iu the
community that We promised We w0ul1
mot give their Nance" aud then stand
upon that promise before a Justlce-l1v.
Ing community and uoioTB court.
say II II unfortunate that such should
be- the case. But 10 Is thought that %
were probably better 10 lot tue case stop
where II IL Tor the present anu lot the
next grand Jury OF this court, al the
February tern, take the WORK up whore
this grand jury has stopped. Tnry
have worked hard. Sumu OF them
have stayed here away from their
business when the demands OF their
material interests called them olte.
where. / felt Il would DO wrong 10
continue them over that Il would be-
an Injustice 10 Ihum, ami tuat they
ought 10 bB now discharged. Their
discharge necessarily, Es 1 undeHlnuu
the law, would amount 20 "a release of
those VINO nro held In C0g-
tempt 0t this court or mot
answeiing beio.o them, for the reason
tlst being finally discharged, there
would probably BIO no way Tor tue
parties held in contempt 10 purge
themselves by making answer. hut oil
technical Ties aside, 1 have felt tina. %
was best for the community under tho
circumstances, ana for reasons which
your honor perfectly understands, %
lake this oouTae IN this matter ana
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