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WAS GEN. M'C0OK ACCUSED?
Lieut.-Col. Noyes Said to Have
Preferred Charges.
By Associated Press.

DENVER. Oct. 1.-THE news to-day
says that Lieut. Col Henry f. Noyes.
OF the Fifth Cavalry, recently trans
ferred from n post in Arizona to Fort
Logan, has preferred charges against
Gen. McCook.
According to the News Lieut.. Col
Noyes, while on duty in New Mexico,
incurred the ill-will OF citizens and COM
plant was fled with Gen. McCook. The
1ieutenant-Colonel reported that the
duty was such as was demanded by the
circumstances. Gen. McCook. however.
relieved him from the post which he oc-
cupied, and he Immediately laid the
matter before the Department at Wash
ington.
limitations from Washington are to
the effect that Secretary Lamont has
sustained Gen. McCook
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RUN OVER BY A TROLLEY CAR.
As Consequence, McDonouGl,
Wants $4,000 Damages

Michael McDonough. a former EN-
ployee Of the Brooklyn Heights Rail
road Company is to-day sueing that
corporation for $4,000 damages for per
sonal injuries in the Circuit Court be-
fore Justice Bartlett.
McDonough claims that while EN-
ployed az a payer at Meserole street
and Graham avenue he was knocked
down by one car and ran over by an
other of the Company's cars. going in
opposite directions. The case is stll
on
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Brought No News of Peary.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE overdue cryo-
lite bark Silecon. from lvIgtut Greenland. arrived
yesterday Cant Peterson said he had brought no
new information regarding the peary party. On
Oct. Seaman GUslar Wassmsnn, aged sixteen
fell overheard from the main ward aud was
drowned.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.

Paris ...... ............. Southampton
Teutnnir .....,.. ..'.'''''''' '''''''''''i
Fries!nHi ....,....r, '.'''''
NauOO,nce. ..,.,....''''''''' amman
Yemassee. ....,.. zee. .'''.''''' nhlltst"h
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Sporting.

BICYCLES. New Ladies' or Gents, soar
SD, $40, S47.JO and $50. "s
HERALD co CASH HOUSE. ia Nassau Al,
HENS READING BICYCI new $50.
LADIES BICYCLES. WOOD RIM pTgHe
MATIC. $50. PREYER, I PARK PLATE.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED

p,,,,,nI.,l ............. Rotterdam
Terrier '''''''''''' - :,
phIad.lphla.., ...... Porto Cdhello
NigilanCia....... '''''''''''''''
Colorado ....,..''''' ''''''' i''lu''
hynlnud ..... antwerp
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LIZARD Oct. l7.-Passed, ateamer New York.
from New York for Southampton.
GIBRALTAR. oct, l7.-passod, steamer Bo-
livis naples for New York
PRAWLE POINT, Oct l7.-PRssed steamer
MEaslam, New York for Rotterdam.
Lizard Oct, l7.-Psssed, steamer Manitoba,
Now York for London and Prussia, New York
for Hamburg.
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At tut new store, lOl W IAN St aye the best
4 CU. -
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SPECIAL sALE this week of Ruas AND CARPETS
at very low prices at CowPERTHwAIT's lu4
West 18th ST. -
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Many new Importation, arriving az FLINr's on
West 2jd st. daily. Lowest prices prevail. -
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Help Wanted-msle.

THOMAS J. JOHNSTON G Co. go Broa ~
want male and female operators and 1nishr
and outside manufacturers on misses Jackets aIl
Children's c,uiks steady work and gooi pay
experienced and reliable people.
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Samuel schmur twenty-thrse years old OF Il
Ludlow street. fell from his wagon in front Of
26i BoNery at 30 o'clock to-day and was struck
by Third avenue cable car receiving n conn
pound fracture Of The left leg He was removed
to ST. Vincent's Hospital.
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Milk Cans

bottle-these are things TO
which you need Pearline.
With P e airline, they're
cleansed more easily. more
quickly, more economically
and more thoroughly. than
with anything else known.
The people who know most
about milk say just that, We
can't afford to print all the
testimonials we hold.
They're free expressions of opinion
lin conventions, in papers. every
where where mill folks have a voice.
Their enthusiasm about PearIine
Is genuine. And its natural. For
all kinds Of washing and cleaning,
nothing equals Pearline.
Beware Of limitations ssi JAMES PYLE. N. Y.
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You read the Evening World!
DO You read the Sunday WOrld:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17

full account n Wall street arars will he
found IN tho G O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17

You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday World!
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FOREIGN PORTS.
CBy Cahle)
rlW#U

CBy CahleD
ARRIVED
SOUTHAMPTON oct. l7.-Arrived and pro
cceded, steamer Lain, from New York for
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LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Philip McManus wholesale dealer in butter and
crgs at No 30i Greenwich-st.. has failed ana
peputy- Sheriff Wolf has closed up the store on an
execution for S2,Oil In favor OF James McManus'
of Troy brother. The failure has caused great
deal OF comment In the trade and much surprise
TO the creditors. who trusted him for large
amount. His liabilities are not definitely known
but are estimated at from $4,000 TO $4,000. Inc
assets are said to be small. as the Sheriff founa
only eighteen packages OF butter and the once
furniture Mr. McNanus II Is said. has not pee"
seen at the store for several days. and creditors
have been unable to find him. Six weeks ago ne
made a statement claiming over $4,000 avai ilau.s
assets that he had 5000 cash In the DusI'es,i
owned twenty-eght lots and two farms and da
not $500 Bradstreet's however gave nun
shaded credit rating but In the trade py, paynS
promptly he obtained large line OF credit nom
some of the best houses In the produce puSneSs.
In an application for the dissolution OF tne Liu'
erty Insurance Company. OF No Io !. sroadwa s:
made by the directors. James W, Gerard. Jr.' MAS
yesterday appointed referee In the matter. Inc
company ceased to do an active business three
years ago, and has since been winding up no AZ
fairs.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cour-Chambers-I'e Lawrence. J-Court
opens at 1890 a. m. Motions. Calendar called at ii
Bankers and Mutual Telegraph CO. Glass IvMnrter u
ls7th-s olney vs. vs., Baird Class vI1vanderhlt ys
Of benjamin Hubert Is. Russo simon v. sampincr
Glass VIII-Manhatisn Raiway CO. VS. Kent, Hartman
l. G; Co va. Baird. Mosbacher Mosbacher, United
states sf c ana srn Ghnsan ans s
ISOLATION. Butler VS. Prentiss
Supreme Cour-Generai Tcrm-Reoess
Supreme Courtspec.al Term-Parts !. II and IT1-Ad
Circuit Court-Parts I. H. III and Iv-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR court-special Terni-Before McAdam j.
Court ons a.. e 20 "a ", NO. @ H Gnsa at
HnggeIty; No. 1910. Masarawsk w: Masarawski: No.
superior cour-GeneraI Tsrm.Aa,ournsd for the term
Superior Court-Tral Term-par,s l. II and II-Ad
1ourned for the term 49,. x, . -
ton calendar called at 1880 a. m Wills for probate:
Julia schwartz Geraldine Kane Ann McElowney,
schiossbeimer Edgar Richards Harrie, y. Day. at
1910 a. m: Andrew J. Atwood. Margaret conboy. at
surrogates Court-Trai Term-Before Arnold. s-Court
opens at 1870 a. No day calendar
opens IL a. m. Motions
Common Peas-General Term-A.d,j Adjourned sine de.
Common Pleas-Trial Ierm-Part- !. II and 1I-Ad-
City courtHGenerai Term-AdJourned sine die
City cour,-specsi 1erm-BefOre Newburser. J.-court
civ court~Trial Term-Par,s I. II. III and Iv-Ad
,ourned for the term
- REFEREES APPOINTED
supreme Court;
Mccahill VS.. MacGregor-wilam H. Ricketts,
Cardwell rs. Rogers-James NJ. Narnum.
Matter OF Liberty Insurance Co-James w. Gerard.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Edwin b. Du'enberry Warren cronk-wiliian
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"TUE UISHINGTON NEUS" ENLAhGED.
MUCH OF ITS SUCCESS ATTRIBUTED TO THE EN-
cELLENr SERVICE FURNISHED By THE
UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Sept lo.-"The Washington News
which was recently made the subject or SUIT IN
ccui,v I'm the District supreme Court by the AS
soclated Press. to compel II by injunction 70 con-
time TO receive the service OF that ASSOCIATION
which suit was percmptory denied upon every
ground recltcd-rejoices to-day over an enlarge
mcnt from four TO eight pages. accompanied ny
increased mechanical facilities for early puonca
ton and says:
one of the most important factors IN tne prouuc-
tlon OF a modern newspaper Is the quaHty Oh ts
t.ingra ohi' news service. The News has Tor
some time plst been receiving the run report OF
the United Press. organization enpracihs ,lis
PRINCIPAL daily newspapers or New orK wv an
IN Ilost and having extensive cllentage III
tho West and South. After severaI months con-
nsc,lon with this superb ncws-gathering organiza-
lion il gives THE News" great pleasure TO les
Inv to the unfang enterprise OF the United fress
in covering the news of the world; 10 me url,o'.n
accuracy OF ITS news reports ana particuary W
tho splendd equipment or Its WASHINGTON puteau
hv The United Press mus; be attributed much OF
The success OF THE News Ana II ~ OF speclal
con sequence TO newspaper readers that the news
nurveyed them shall be reliable. In this respect
The United Press stands far and away ABOVE lts
cnreebed rival The Western Associated Press
with the marvellous tales attributed TO the late
Iiaron Nunchausen. THE News Is pleased 10
saw that through It's connection with thoroughly
reliable news-gatheriug organization. It's readers
have not been imposed upon by any or these
fakes"
Toronto. Sept lC.-"The Toronto Evening Star
has thrown over the Western Associated Press
news service and to-day begins taking that OF
the United Press again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
PEQUOD CLUBMEN MADE THE NOISE.
CLERK REILLY. OF THE SUPERIOR CoCH1'
SAYS HIS EIGHTHAvE. RESORT Is
NOT DIVE

SAYS HIS EIGHTH-AvE RESORT Is
NOT 4 DIVE
The published story regarding the Abbey Con.
cert Garden" in Eghth-ave.. OF which John r.
Reilly one of the officers OF the superior Court IS
the senior proprietor, has caused consideraoe COM
mont in the County Courthouse. Mr.. Reilly Is IN
dlgnant AT his place belng cataloGued as diVe'
and described as being the scene OF Wild bacchanaI
orgies At midnight ~
DO you deny the truth Of the published story!
was asked .
when the writer Of the story visited the place.
he answered "it happened to be after the Pe'iuod
annual outing \ lot OF the boys came III ana the'
all felt hilarious and were in for a good time
Judge McAdam. whose name figures In the story
from the fact that Reilly holds position IN MS
court; replied when asked II he was gong 10 90
ANYTHING In the matter that he should take no
steps In the case. .,.,. .p .ul,
IS not my appointment. . 49, ,-,,h
or otherwise OF the story ,.
Il shall not / consider IL no affair OF mine -
Further investigation showed that Rellly u an
ap,ontce of Judge pugro, and that the latter maze
th6 appointment AT the request or prominent po''-
uclan in his district
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IRREGULAR or disorders at the primaries a.
September Is may result In an open preae" III
the party in the Ashland district

irregularities or disorders at the primaries VI ~,
Sentemher u may result in open breach III
the party in the Ashland district
MR. O.srL1IvAN WANTS BLOOD
Co far however the campaign has been siie"-
,arIv free from violence of any kind. although "t
M time perhaps, since the war has poi''i'"
contest been waged here with such intehsl,! y,
persona. feeling. This immunity from poo' en-
in a district where code OF honor wa ~ ~
posed TO maintain itself with peculiar TIE tnn,
drawn some interesting adverse comment Nun nun
III presumably "fire-eatIng' editor OF LouIs
vile newspaper properly called ne 1910,
The name Of the native or naturalized heHtuoNI"ii
who rebukes the pusillanimity Of the blue t'iaH
politicians is given as Daniel r. SULLIVAN ="
a recent article published here, ne says -,
Before the Breckenridge campaign IS Over ~
Blue Grass will have lost its reputauon DO ~.
home of brave men. There is general su ip,
cion abroad that a Kentuckian. ana especiaIy
a Blue Grass Kentuckian, will hght al ',e uiyP
of a hat and If necessary, Will drop IL hnseil.
But throughout the present dsgraceIul So, ,,,'o,
the noticians of that section have forced upon
the public the conviction that they seem 10 ne
lacking In honor courage ana ueceho'. ,,,,oo5
day some Blue Grass thoroughbred IL oehouhocu
as a ner;urer q thief and a scounGrel, anu ye.
MOI n single man has bit the dust. In the oIo
DAYS If such terms were applied 10 heiltuchy
gentleman there would nave Deen a lu" ~ az
before the slanderers words couid nave pe r, n,
uttered Has the infamy that covers 5reckln-
ridge and seems in danger OF affecting the whoe
Ashland district. bunted the sensibiii'les OF 'he
men of that section? There must be a nsh' or
q funeral I'm the Ashland district before the
primaries. or the code of Kentucky honor VIII
have to be thoroughly revised. ,,
Mr. O'Sullivan's structures were taken seriously
bv a clergyman in Lexington. who immedia,eiy
wrote a feeling letter 10 the newspapers III dep-
recation of the Louisville EDITORS belncose de-
n1and for war 1t is barely possible, however.
that Mr. O'Sullivan was merely playful IN MS
suggestions and that his clerical victim ola not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
ryr svyDrctrE,s pull" MUSr BE GREAr
BRAzEN EFFRoNTERy OF THE METRofoA'i"
TRACTION COMPANY IN TEARING Up oNh'
HUNDRED AND-NINrH -sT.-CoMMIssloNEH
DAILY SOUNDS FIERCE.

TRACTION COMPANY IN lEAfNiN' -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST COMMISSIONER
DAILY SOUNDS FIERCE
News was brough, yesterday TO Comm'sS''"''
nav ~ the Public Works Department tnat joan
n C,,mm,ns contractor for the Metropolitan i'aS
ZION Company. had begun 10 open West o"s-"- -.
drod,nd-ninth-st for laying the company -
ui,bou, n hermit The Metropolitan syndicate ar
p.ication FOR permission 10 extend us INES "'o~
Ves, One-hundred- nd ninth-st. To Manhat'ah"
and thence up Northumberland sixieenth-s',
wake connection wi.h the syndcates one-nuh
and-sxteen,h-s, line was heard by the H .,,.
Committee on Railroads on Thursday ou' i" ~.
c,us!on was reached and the committee au)ou'"'
hearing 10 next Thursday 49,. ~, syndicate
Commssioner DAILY on learning tnat w ~ Gar The
had gone on with the work without walt!ns "a MO
nau ~ The necessary permission expressed
found surprise and ordered that ful repo' hs sub
contractors acts in tearing up tne when the
mitted by General Inspector OConnor,; Facts he
Commissioner is In possession or ~ nv az smar
would he said make the violators or tne Ia" -
for their reckless and lawless pToceeHh, rss.
iV Thnsa who are po.;ed regarding the existns
tions between Crimmns and the Metrop 20, sypec
cate and the Tam:nany Hall leaders 10 rhsy spoke
10 seq Crmmins severely punished nrsSusht
Yesterday OF his "Tammany pun aiiu :, Ain, from
would he found amply sufficient to pro'e't was
the wrath OF Commissioner DAILY No .. ,y,, yes
made 10 interfere with Crlmminss opeIId..vanlnth.
terday He had 100 feet OF One -hundred al..ton Of
=, 80, ard N,nhattan-ave from the intersecss, no
Columbus and One-hundred- and-ninth,s ,lnth 70
and Manhattan-ave. from One-hun're. 80 with iron
One hundred and-tenth-st was plied nssihes
cas,ings and other material FOR the roaaoe''
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TROUBLE FOR 4 PROMOTER.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COLORADO RIVER lRii'
CATION COMPANY APPEAL TO THE COUNTS.
Some facts came to light yesterday when sho"
the peculiar financial methods that are occasionally
introduced in Wall Street They were proush' ou'
by the fling OF papers in the Ohited states
CO., :, tho annlication of certain stockholders OF
the Colorado River Irrigation Company TOT the
appointment OF a temporary receiver, ana also ior
an Injunction to restrain the directors OF the com
pany from transactlng any more business except
by permission of the court
The complaining parties are James {. AIKEN
BENJAMIN H. Doane and Leo Wormser' ana 'he
attendants mentioned are the Colorado River lrri-
,,a,ior connanv. Frank A. Miller. Charles H.
nov, Samuel " Wood, Ihnis =. Ernest. Frank
church. James II. Brown, Charles W. kittridge
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KILLED BIZ THE GASES or Az on

Newport r. l.. Sept lo.-An endeaVo' .,s
OH, an old well in Callendar-ave this no''"s s.r.
two lives and placed in jeopardy severa. .Ssr Of
Charles Johnson a swede. married ana ,a'", cork
two young children was engaged to 90 'ns uss.
He had gone down only short distance ga,
without even a cry. he fell into the Two ,.I
water and mud at the bottom Ge oss,ns the plE
- 80" inhnson descended to render ass,s'anv'' ne
he too. met like fate IN the Gea .thHfdren TO
~. thrss others started down ladder to ori6 badly
IN the Unconscious men. but they 700; .s,nrnei and
an Eel in but was rescued before ne oec ana
Sausted The others were then ,aAs were too far
gone 20 be revived when medical ASSISTANT
piv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
DIVIDENDS MAY BE DECLARED TO-DAY.

The directors OF the American Sugar Refining
Company will meet to-day. and 1t is expected that
they will declare the regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent The president OF the Trust, H. o. Have
meyer. refused to say yesterday what action the
directors would take and he would not say
whether not the long looked for and long-over-
due report OF the company for 1898 would be given
out. The company continues to receive much we'll
deserved criticism for keeping from the stockhold-
ers the condition OF the company and there Is a
feeling Of great Indignation that the grasping.
Congress-buying Trust hides its affairs from the
eyes Of the people who have right to know about
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
4 NOVEL PATENT SUIT PENDING.

An unusual patent suit has been begun in the
United States Court in this city in which John Add
Ell Neur a dealer In foreign fans and curios at
Bridgeport, Conn. is the defendant. Some time ago
he purchased number of fans which had been
sold for non-payment Of duties at custom house
seizure auction in Bridgeport. He surprised
after he had put the fans on sale when he was in
formed that Herman Scheuer. Of Bridgeport. had
sued MIN for DANA ges for infringement Of patent
Scheuer maintains that the fans copied after
designs patented by him in this country. The de-
PENDANT says they were made abroad from oder de-
signs Judge Lacombe has given him month in
which 10 establish his claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
REYES WAS 4 FRIEND OF THE CCiIi'""
HE WAS HEAD BooKKEEPER IN W. DA'""'
CUTTINGS oFFICE-NO REASON GIVE"
For HIS STICIDE.

HE WAS HEAD BOOKKEEPER IN W. D
CUTTINGS oFFICE-No REASON GIVEN
FOR HIS SUICIDE.
Philip Reaves. the man who comrftsed soic''" -
Seabrlght y. J.. Saturday, was well Known -
this city and on Staten Island, and for man! !ens
he had been head bookkeeper in the once VI W.
Rava-d Cutting in the Mutual Life BUILDING iee
,er.ay az that office il was said that MS 'es' va"
a grea, surprise and shock 10 Mr.. Cuuihs anu 49,
IN ,he Office and that no ore knew OF a reason WY
Reaves should have killed himself II was sa'' 'Aa.
that he was not a particularly cheerfu. man. wv
had never shown signs Of melancholy OF hals Il
Mr. Cutting thinks that ReaVes must nave ''
and temporarily demented ,,., h,,. ,, A., bsn
The dead man born in montreal, out nAa VA, v.
in this c..y for the last twe.ve years. ne Va ~
regular attendant a. ST Georse ohbso r,s .' Der.
SIDES being employed by Mr. Cutting ne Ma -
sonai friend Of cutting family HIS fres n,s
do not think that the .etter he received I'm ~ ~
practical Joker warning hin. not TO wear a.s N.
rruar bathing suit. and SAYING tnat II MaS sa.,
nodes, was the cause OK his becoming Iespon.s s.
ami then hanging himself He was we11-,oiD i,,s
having inherited some money seNerd. !r.nfs -
from n brother in Montreal. He had c er.t,n T..
cuaritIes and was considered rather erra' pr ~
hody' which yesterday was at tne Lois , ID md md
morgue, will be taken care OF oy Mr. - "s I'm
his relatives In Montreal have been heafd lro'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
SrDDEN DEATH or BiNk E0OhhhhFfR

Leo 4 Stager n hookkcepcr In the Union Dime
Savings Bank at Broadway and Thirty second
81, died sudi,rly about 9,3o o'clock yesterday
morning I'm front Of No. Is East Thirty -second-st
His body was taken 10 the West Thirtlcth-st sta
don. The dead man was married and lived with his
wife and four children at No III East Fifticth-st
He had beer employed In the bank for five years
He was a native Of Switzerland. and spoke sew
craI languages. and. IN addition 20 his duty as
bookkccpcr. he acted as Interpreter.
Mr.. Stagcr had had trouble with his heart Tor
some time but not incapacitatcl FOR work
He was on his way the hank from his home
when h. suddenly expired. He was thIr,y-eght
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
THE COURTS.
GUARDIAN FOR THE DE STCERS CHILL
DREN.

DREN.
Judge OBrien of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Herbert a. Shipman guardian al item
of Marguerite Eugene Isabelle Nictorine de Stuers,
John Hubert Eugene FRANCOIS de Stuers and HUI
bert Victor Arthur Auguste de Stuers, the chill
dren of Margaret Laura Zborowsk. who Is the
daughter of Aida Carey. a sister OF william AS
tor in the action which has been pending Tor
some time brought by Philip Nissan, John JACOB
Aston William Cruikshank and George Lord Day
executors of the will of William Astor; me chll,
dren are residents of Holland at the Legau , "a
the Netherlands, but are temporarily In idtIs. ~
guardian is appointed to protect their Interests IN
the suit which is brought 10 have the accounts oI
The executors settled and passed upon by the
Court and also have all questions arising e,, un
der the will adjudicated upon. The court VIII De
asked 10 constriie certain questions as to the du-
lies of the executors and TO decree distribution
of the estate and fix the commissions que 'ne eN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
The Hygienic Treatment OF Cons''p"
and Ordinary Dyspepsia.

Sir John Andrews, the Eng'lslI pm pm.
lessor. believes that in the vas, ,v he
iority OF cases constipation ll'" !, tea.
successfully overcome by taking ar .s
snoonful Of the genuine imPo;l IT. =
Carlsbad Sprudcl Salt dissolved '., ~ cold
tumblerful of water (half a pln' md if
or hot, early in the morning '% Rest
necessary, on going to oea' can be
taken when outdoor exercise e''
had. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
ST STEPHENS COLLEGE TO OPEN To-pAl

St Stephens College. Annandale. y. Y. VIII open
for the session of ls9i-95 to-day DR.. OLSEN pro-
fessor Of English literature will take the place OF
Dr. Stryker who died last winter. as professor
OF mathematics DR.. Malcolm who Is the new pro-
fessor Of English literature. delivered some inter
estng lectures on English history before the college
I'm the course OF the last session. Work will be con-
tinued on the new Hoffman Library this winter.
and IL will probably be finished in the spring. DR.
Fairbairn the warden Of the college, has been
chosen deliver the course OF Paddock lectures
six In al-at the General Theological Seminary
this session.