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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

DURsUANT TO AZ OuprU or SALE
Il TO me dircrtUi Uv tlv rHIfI Distinct Court
Ot the Territory N UtHh, HHIII expose Ht pub.
lic safe at the trout door uf tHu County Court
House lu tho Dlty of -HI tntc Comfy of
halt Lake and Territory 0f ynh. on thc fist
Jay of May, ltHi ut b O'clock AIM. 900 tho
uEht title CIlIu and interest of Zoo Miles,
Emma MilCs, tlIrIys n. NlkCs. John udtuu
aud sullic u Niltt. 0f iu aud 20 che follow
lnr dufcubUi real estate, situate. llIHa aud
being ia talt Lake County, ana described us
follows, tl.WIi
iioshninF 30 feet west OF che northeast
corner of section fifteen ,lil, township one 1I
south, ranac one uOst uf ttN Lake meridian,
nud running thence south 90 feet.
thence west Gov feet thence rofIh
iui feet thence cast .al foot. thence nurih ii1
feet thence east iNl feet tltLe place ~ begin
uiug except cOr.a.u uiuHU 10 around in tnc
above description, daHrHlHd af f1II1wH Nr
r'uuInE 500 feet west aud liGfrUt south u tho
northeast corner uf nUd section BE-. thence
south 40 feet, thence Ulat ih fcrt. thence
north noe feet, thence woft 10 ioct 90 tno place
TO be- sid be- tho property Of Lcp Mice.
Emma MiIcs, Charles rs WIltrH. John u1suu
aud shllic o. wilkes, at tho suit Of Luther b..
hfeha.
Terms Of shlc, each.
NAT 80. uWGUAN.
o. Marshal
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SUMMONS.
In The District Court In and Tor tho Third Ju.
diciai Distinct of uta1 Territory,
County Of SAT- Lake.

The People % he Territory OF Utah send
erecting NO D.. 10. Fowler Defendant
Xvou AuE HEREBY REQUIRED 100 Ap. =
4 pear Iu au action brought against yHu Nv
tug above named plaintiff Iu tuc district Court
nf The Third Judicial uIsrrt of uc ICult0f -
~ lul. 900 Goo answer thC complaint dIr -
therein WITHIN ten days tgrciusINC ~ ttc DAY
apUirgI sitter iuo service 1n you " ttissu CI
HtrNUu uIt Of tlIa county Nut lu tHlH dHu
within twenty Days. othcrw.s within
uavaaUr Judgment boy default will BE- %
a5sSiss55 .'-''. ~ ,,' ', ,, ~ riICi
uf iIfs court .u't.ug tfp bonds of mHtUu
,aHuug between iIu'nuf aad defend
above tolItf prayed Cor On the ground tia
ur about thc - dHF nt september, Az.
defendant utiIIiy AMI without cause desc
luI abandoned plaintiff amt uas ever t1torT
.rUuuuued sb t1 dstrri aud abandon hUgaf
1--WE separate aud hpHu from her against
5000. HuH without hertuHsrut, aud that
bong uut past thc defendant has Wlfully
.H.tri foo ut0ulC Cor uIlIutH Cue com
"I. raHArHa uf life.
huI YOU are Hufeul u8NUsI thhtif you
fH appear aud AusWuf IHr said complaint
I....HH .HIfgI. iho aHii Illnuu vail auplY fiAl
H.. .I... Coz iHH IyIuf demanded therein ,d
Witness thg uUu. samuel =. Myrfitl iutfsYu
OF tHu Third Judicial Distinct,
HIAI. BOO aud i1r iHo Territory u ttah,
uH HtI Jay uf NUuI u tho ycFr
Uf ulr Tori uuu tuHus1uu Uisht
hundred bind ninety .fuuf.
uNNiu g. btNuAH. CierG
II HHN. o. IuHWHa. Deputy
So s..l. Wauuts attorney.
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NAT n. UGIGGAM.
rs y. 10. CuNNooN. Deputy MarshaL
nnInI nd ahII l.aLn lIIN. AInN ILI. l.lL.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant % Judgment ami decree ~
foreclosure And sAle duiY made and entered by
District Of the Territory az Utah, on tho gl6t
day VI April, i7li. aud an order ~ sale thereon
to me duly issued and directed by tho aaid
court on tno 2Slh day uf April, lsNi, DO a certain
cause therein pending, wherein Tho Globe
savings bHuk, corporation. BE- plaintiff, and
Albrrunc llcil, mo National BANK Of the lio.
pub Be- a corporation. N !, friedman, = 4.
fucdman and D.. A. Trimmer are defendants
Go which aAIu decree AMI order OF SAFE refer
euuo D. horobF made, ] shall expose for sale, at
public auction, 90 The highest bidder for Glsh,
AZ tue frout door 1f the County Court House OF
ralt Lake County, Utah Territory, which
County Court House o. located az Che
corner Of second south and second West
~ SAT- Lake, on tho slth Gay " May, 1874 at ~
O'Clock noon ~ tlld day, al the right title,
National Bank OF tho Republic. corporate on
n j. Friedman, e. j, Friedman and T.. 81
Trimmer in and TO the following described
real Cttltct tn.Witt
ate. lying aud beng in the CitY uf Salt Lake.
touuty m nali Lake, and Territory ~ ltAu,
bounded aud described a' follows, 90 W.T.
hoWnulug 90 point one huudfeu and sixty.
- tltHl foot Woal " the northeast corner of
lot number Elk .NI, in block number ufty.fONuu
thp flat 4, SAT inkc cry survey, thence run.
nlnf south one hundred aud fNtyuyr lltH
feet. thence wet aAiy.nyo tf5I feet, thence
north one hundred uui sixty tlDil feet
thence east snty i've .dll fcut 60 tho % ace n
beginning, together Win all improvements.
subject, however, 90 the lien ~ certain trust
deed Tor thlrty thousand dollars ana interest
made aut executed by aad Albotuno Hell %
the 2Ith day ~ April ~ and recorded in tic
othru OF tho County ROrUrtot ~ ralt Lake
county, Utah In book "4 NJ OF Mortgages,
pHHuH iIl=iIN
20 b0 sold no the property NJ Aluoriino lIoil.
AZ tho suii Of mo Globe rnNluEH hHukt "a ClrpO.
ration, o. aiu uh, and under and iu nccordan q
named cause,
Terms OF sale cash.
hatod salt LAEu Clty uWh, May IN, lslL
WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
sheriff,
Ny L. l.. WELSH
buputy sheriff.
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4 a ORDINANCE AMENDING AS uUpt'
~ nance Uuupsd IAN ordnance providing
Cor iho uauanae % Bonds fUl Corporate
purposes. Tor HH1IuI"
40 10 ordained by thu C.Y rlHu.I of salt
Late tiiy, uAu, tIN HrrHUu U 10. $40 ur1.H.
aufr providing fIf tho iHHuanrU of UHulH Cog
core urnt0 UUHHHHrHt fHr NH.N.u 10000. aUVIHH 10
March 30 300 Uc and thH HaWn IH hereby
amended nY adding Hurf tHH Wufi 'uuIIHT.
Iu fourth lime uf HlId section tnr word HHrnIs
annually. and OBJ adding thr following g. tuc
end Of HHlI SECTOR.
go tuo expiration of ton yrars HfHf tho as
HHauUr Hi saiu DlHua thUfD HNl|l De- HCt nuli
and tho aaUrI hereby appropriated a.. uaIna.
InE fund. thu Huu nffsH, H1 uHI luuuu o. pay
tfc principal UI HHId HuuIH wHru tHu same Hhl
faN due. Provided tuHI nothing HUrU.u UuU.
lInHi Hhall ufHYUnt 600 tItY Council uf HaIt
lake tiN no any tmn hereafter from matIua
any other provision ur appropriation fur ihG
redemption OF any of alI ~ said bpuif. which
Hall provision or appropriation fHatl UC iu
accordance with lhr laws ut Utah aH they NOW
or may hereafter tKHt.
lafHrd hV thr tlly Council OF salt Lake O.tri
luh Territory, this tho liiu day ut April, a. D..
srsL. GusrAyE %. uAukNAN
DtT Recorder
n. uAshlN,
MmNuF.
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TTrnuuuY UI UrAu g..
County 90 SAl. l.-to
6uftayC a. Uatkmau. city recorder. To- and
Tor salt lake CITY, utHu Territory, DO hereby
rtfufy that Sue above d. true and correct
copy ~ an ordnance hIunuding au ordnance
entitled IAN ordinance providing fur Che
issuance AZ bonds Tor corporate purposes, Tor
lru.UuI," passed. UY the city Council. April ID.
isHi approved April O.. lsgt, AZ appears OF
record ln WY D1Irg
witness mY hand and corporate seal Of
IaIALI salt Take cry. this ihc "a day Of
APRIL. 1904
Gus'rANE H. HACKNAN.
CITY Recorder
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LooFnOUuow s kAuN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET.
i ing ot the ft0CkhOIderl NJ tho uoseret and
salt lake Agricultural aud Manufacturing
Canal Company Will bo held Al tho rompauy'a
onlco No. N East, south Temple street halt
Lake CITY, Utah. on Thursday, Niay 8lHL 1904.
az Do O'Clock Am, Tor tho purpose OF tlertng
directors and trustees 90 serve Tor che ensuing
YEAR Io enter into arrangements Tor payment
III the debts Of the company, aud Tor tlU trans.
action OF huch other business as shall come be.
l., JOHN NUrTALL
salt Lake CITY, April %, is9L
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liHlryr a. lIuuurs Aru
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tie lFNNNIH ."NIH q" anu NNl nAIt Lake
County, Territory uf Utah,
In the matter OF tb5 Eaalc of Thomas PHse.
Deceased
order 10 shog ra..r ubg order OF sale OF real
estate should H1. u1 made.
IosEpu ". DAVIS. the ADMINisrRA.
y tor OF Che estate ut IUuf. Price. deceased.
having uItd uH petition N.ftlut duly NCrled,
praying for au order 0l sale Of part or
ihC whole u tUe real estate OF SAID docCdent
for tie purpose therein agt FORTH itis there
fore ordered uy tUU Judge ut Hald court, that
All persons interested lH ihe estate Of said dc,
ceased. appear before inr aAd probate court
on tho 5ti DAY u. Juno I-Nl. ui TO O'Clock in the
forenoon on HllI HtH, Ht fnn court room " suii
probate court. uI 800 county court houHe,in mo
city and county no raIl IHtr, Utah Territory.
20 show cause uHT $500 order should uot ht
Efantod TO the sI|u HdWIulHuatof, 70 Hull 90
much of the f0a. estate Hi tnp said deceased 40
private or public H1.r w anAll ho necessary.
ana that aropy of I... order DO published I'd
leafl four su 1cgsslYe wruaH 10 tho btbtHrT
fNENiNG NEws, a ugWspAper printed aud
published in tAIi city aul county
~ % ' JACOB 49, BLAIR,
Probate Judge.
hRKE1E a BugWl a'.ofaeY' Tor estate
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''77 . IlAI.IIi lDwAnDs. gorroI1J.
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT

Delinquent Noticc Last Chance Mining
Company
Location Of principal place of business, salt
iAhu Ciiy. Utah.
e.
Location ~ WORKS, IRA. Altufas county Idaho.
NuTi1E. -rUEUE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the follow us described stock 0u
account Df asHrHsmrut IovuI on thr llHd day
Ut March isIl. ono several amounts cot opposite
thc names OF thg respective sharChuld 90. aH
follows
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Rocket. Deceased.
NOTICE rs uEHEHY OtNEN THAT
n EufaIrth Jane Thornton. rNcrutuN ~
the last viii and testament Of Robert ituckctt,
deceased. has rendered for settlement and
b led on said court her final account 1f her adj
minisfraUuu Of sad estate ami petition Cor
nnh distribution of tuC residue OF said estate
among the UurHuuH entitled thereto. ana that
fudav the De- day ot June a. u. isIi. % Oh
O'Clock AIM. ut the court room u SAID court,
iu the County Court House. salt iakc tlty aud
County, Utah Territory, has been duly ap.
pointed hy the Iuugc oi taif court, Cor tHC
settlement uf flid account ana hearing aaif
petition Tor distriIuuon, a. wnirh uuu and
place any potion interested in HaId caIHtC mHy
appear aud show cause, ~ any there De-. WY
SAID account should not De settled and ape
proved aud fnnl distribution made aa prayed
for.
Dated May .th. is3L -
o. 81 MtION.
CLERK of Che Probate Court.
HyJ. '. JArK. Deputy.
JOHN ". tANNuN. Attorney
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
Through Past Trains daily I
LIADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 M
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6IS m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. . leaves Ogden 7:7o pm.
Salt Lake s3s5 pm, arrive At Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepOts On all trains. Take the
ID. & Il, q. and have "a comfortable trip
and enjoy the lnest scenery on the con-
tlnonL
A. y. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER.
Trafiic Manager u. y. & 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. =. NEVtNS,
General Agent
Salt Lake CITY, "a
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RAlLR DAD S.
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT n lHool bntl On il1l
TiME TABLE, w lUJbl hplll LII lUJfi

Leave salt Lake
No. g-Tor Provo. bingham. and
all points East......... 1000. sos A. m
No tor Provo. Grand Junction
aud al points East.......... sop m.
No. G-Ior Provo. Mauu and
sauna .'.... .,......,s.sssss. 2iu ~ M
No. s-for Eureta BOO y. W
No s-for Ogden snd wsst.......... u ..sp. no..
No i-For ogden and The West.. liiO pm.
Arrive salt LaEe.
No i-From Provo, Grand Junction
nnd the Eatt...ss.s..,...ss 100 p m
No. f--Trom Provo. Grand Junction
aud the Hatts.................. II y 90.
No. 5-Irom ningham, Provo. Manu
End .alinas....a..,s.sss. .....sss bAp y m
No. p-ffom EufokA piii a m.
No s-from Ogdoa and the Wet. INA IN.
No t=from uFden and the West s.i5p m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Douhle Drawing Room tieopors u Denver va
Grand Junction and 70 Kansas Ciiy and Chica'
~ via colorado points, free roclinlnE chair
ears SAT- Lake o. ucnycr. aud only line run
ming Pullman sleeperi talt Lake " san Fran
cisco. koehAnEesI CLOSE eonneouonI safely
speed and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 ". End South.
u G. DODGE. Az. WEDnY.
Cen Manager Con. supI
:. II. EMMETT. Gen. T. Ala
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sIooKHoLprRs, MELfINo-

by D.. L. ARCHER Deputy MauHaI
Dated MAY WH. llt
a. Ina krrWa. ATTORNEY fIF UiHIrNH.
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The People % Che Territory of Utah send
erecting r1 D.. %. Fowler Defendant
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order ~ show tause why order Of salo OF o,
estate should Hut be- made.
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order 90 show cause WuY order NJ sale OF rai
e.L.Ln InuuLI NOT Do mAdn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-01

contrasts on the skunk and the red and black on
lleve that certain little insects pretend TO be dead
when held In the hand. The professor pointed out
they do this to show their red and black less ana
thus initiate the danger signals Of many animals.
The large wings OF butterflies and tails OF SQUIRRELS
by drawing the attack of an enemy 10 noh-Vtal
part, give the animal a second chance for escape
Professor Poulton then spoke OF the power OIL ne
lobster TO let 20 Of It's claw and crawl away Wnlle
the claw still held firm. He showed many pictures
of crabs that protect themselves by forcing poison
ous sea-anemOnes and spOnges to Keep company
with them. the anemone enveloping the whole OF the
crabs shell with its mouth under the CRAB TO
catch any droppings Of food Col)rs for signalling
to friends lave only recently been recognized. In
Illustration it was shown that the common rabbit
carries a 'beacon' by turning up the white under
part of its tall thus showing the stupid young rap
bit when To run The next and last lecture, 'Colors
for Mimcry." instead of Wednesday, VIII be on
Thursday, February S.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
icKane's trial. Brooklyn.

John Y. McKanes trial. Brooklyn
Chamber Of Commerce, 1880 p M
German Charity bah. olson Square ua'uei' ,,..
Municipal Government meeting. No "lZ west r'i''
fourth-st. p IN. - g.,
American Institute annual meeting. No. Ito West lhr-
ty-eighth-st.. p m. go -
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps reception and dTH' lam
many Hall evening.
Long Island Historical Society Brooklyn. p m
First Assembly ball. Sherry's
pos,oice Clerks Association ball Central Opera House
evening. -
Academy Of Medicine, No. II West for'y-'h'rd-s'' 9
.. m.
Charity entertainment at Palmers Theatre afternoon
Conpanv C. a2d regiment minstrel show. Central opera
Hail.
New-Yolk Yacht club meeting. clubhouse. evening
Medical Board conference Blackwelrs Island. p m
West side Excise Reform Association. No III West
Ninety -nIst-st., : p. M
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QUESTIONS IGOTT THE SPEEDILY
CONTROLLER FITCH ASKS THE OPINION or THE

CONTROLLER FITCH ASKS THE OPINION or THE
coRpoRArIoN cor NsEL oN CERTAIN POINTS.
Controller Fitch yesterday sent ~" letter which
a.. has h..u preparing on the subject Of the Iiar-
len, River Sreclway % Corporation Counsel Clark
In ~ h, detailed the familiar circumstanc"s re-
i,o, fo tho awarding OF this contract for the first
section TO James -. Leary, at $'-9N5 10. The Con
,rouer asks the Corporation Counsel's advice on
these points.
"F,rs,-What has been the effect. II any, upon
,ho validity ~ this contract OF the action 81 me
Parj, Board in not opening The bids OF January Is?
second What has been the effect Of chapter
20 ,. f,,., ,r 1894 i'm regard To thu official action
,.i,f., -hnulf nc taken I'm relation hereto 10y rlt'T
IT, i,.,,rtfu.ut of Public Parks or myself, or 10y
both ...,,,s Of tho matter has
r,,,,'t !, I-arv acquired any rrhta. elmer Nest"i
49, i,,.h,lt. which would or mitht max" llr Guy
IN ,,y r,,uf liable o. him in damages or othrr-
vs.. and what rights. n any are po5s'Ss'" 10y
ne .ir connective bidders?
..r,,',rth DO Won advise ms approving "i the Sc
.,,rit ON mn. proposal of James - irary' IN ctS'
80, ~ n0,i of lis adequacy ana sull'lehcy, ah'l
,l.t,,. am immediate" Issue nl ppll7 III pui -
~ g., ,rrl-ilns of chapter lo- OF the lay "i iN"'
~. ,,,,''n.i,i hv Chapter - IN" Avs OF IVA 49,,
,,,r,,,otlou Counsel Clark sai iAle y'.l'rI ny
f,.r,,,n That hr bad just receiver tn' ,'iltl 'l''
inttlr and that he would answer, ms IeHucS, LOT
m ntlni,n ON the matters submitted a s9 ~ a.
n"sslbr lie viii probably reply 10 ME- r"c"
questions to-day.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Supreme Court-General Term-Recess.
Supreme -eiO.~ lawrence J.-Court
1879 a. ia Motion calendar called II q. m
Supreme COurt-Special Te-n-Part I-Bcfore Truax
N DAY calendar
supreme Cour-special Term-Part I-october 1872
term-Adjourned.
supreme Couri-special Term-Paris II and III-Ad-
journed for
Circuit Court-Parts l. II. III and IvAdjourned
Superior Court-speciai Tern-Before Dugro J.-Nos
69S ESQ
superior Court-General 1erm-A diourncd sine die.
superior Court Equity Terln-Ac j1urncd term
Superior COurtTrial Tem-lart I-IBcore Gildersleeve
j.. No l21s-keily Vs. Parker
Superior Couft-lriaI Tcrm-i'art H-Adtou-ned
Superior CourtTria Term-Part nI-Adjournei Cor the
term.
sur, gates Court-Charnbcrs- before Fiizee.aM S
No. s6-Estate OF Margaret Cheesbrough 1890 n m
wills for probate: MARY G. FarE John O. Wi,tschen.
Isaiah Pnan. James Anderson. Frederick Emack.
r Gerken. Charlotte A Sinclair; Christina Reiser Mar
Moore. Apelonia sprngneyer. Al 1880 a. m.
Surrogaie's Court-Trial Term-Before Arnold. S-No.
92G-wl OF Frederick a. Iovecraf at 1890 a. m
Common Pleas I'd Term Eci1.e Pryor. J.-MotiDns
Common Pleas General Tern-Adjourned until the
Common Pess-Trial Term-Parts 1. II and III-Ad-
journed FOR the
Common Ileas-Eqritv Term-Adjourned FOR the term
q city Court-Specal Term-Before CONAN J.--Mo;iOns
CITY Court-Geuoral Term-.idjourned for the term
City Couft-Trid Torn~fars |. II. III and IV-Ad.
iluracd for the
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NOTHING PORTENTOTS IN THE UrrTJvc

Ccnsid rlbie curiosity was excited yes,, day when #
learned that Richard Cr0"er, Chauncey NJ Dcpcw
and Cornelius Vanderbilt had had long consultation nj
10 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Dcpsw's office at b
Grand Central Staf For the II Inc afternoon The
air was fun Of interrogation points. NJ Depcw hiusef
sald: 'Mr. Croker Gid call this morning. He
occasionally does co. SO do many other people
Of all sizes. ages and descriptions The people who S.,
me in my Offices day by day have no distinction Of race
color or political complexion. You VIII find anybad,
and everybody there; Senator's congressman brokers
bankers inventors business men, Newspaper men, and a.
ALL times perfect galaxy OF bosses whose diamonds
nlumue the Dom OF the Offices. There F4fthaye
and the Fourth Ward rub shoulders.
"Mr. Croker was IN my Office talking. OIL public
matters although | couldn't RETAIN from asking him how
he liked result Of the election. Mr.. Vanderbilt han
pened 10 be passing through my room introdu ccd
Mr. Croker him. There Is absolutely nothing more
" it,
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,,,.,rrpSJTy ALTNNAE SOCIETY,".

Tho orranlzation Of the Alumnac Association OF
rho Law school OF the University Of the chg OF New
yorl, comprising t4e women vino have comp'e'el
~. c,ur4.. OF the Womcns Law 'lass' was eHec'ed
Yesterday afternoon al meeting h''' !" NV
college chapel. More than seventy s'"'u'u " VIC
''''7 , ,,, ,,.,,iog which was presided over
.,.,rI Vcher Mrs COrnea Is. Hood. or
rr,,Lfy, b.i1e secretary. number OF speeches
- 49,. a.. and An interesting report regarding the
four classes that have been sradnated was I s yen
ne -. pu...u vac founded four years ago
by The Womans Legal Education society, OF f wnlih
Mrs weber IS prcsd nt pr May nu,,.'t NE trr
officers t..1 ,,.s,er1av IL com
Tho association. organized yeStetrHy 70 I'm I'm
v.,r increases In sizr-the present CasS nip ,ils
sixty-nve-lt wiz probably develop im'o vV va o,
most important OF the societies oi ''''' A''' wi"
nccted with the univ ersliy
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HE MAY NOT LOOK AT THE BOOKS

Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday handed down decision denying the mo-
ton of Frederick H. Hatch for leave to examine the
books of the Nicaragua Canal Company. The Judge
said in part:
The application is opposed upon the statement
that its object is 70 obtain material 10 be used IN
convincing other stockholders that proposed plan
IF reorganization is one which should not be car
ried
The court in these is harbor Of refuge, not
fl repair shop. IL will hold the corporation safe
from outside attacks and in proper cases Will Keep
its business going so that whatever mere may De
In the business may be preserved for all concerned
but ii viii undertake either itself or by It's Of
GERS 10 reOrganze the old corporation. or 10 create
d new one. solicit subscribers TO some syndi.
cate Of prospective purchasers TIE application or
this particular petitioner must be refused. IL aI-
pears that he did not become stockholder until
January Of this year. nearly six months after the
appointment of the receiver II Is manifest that his
situation is very different from that Of one VINO
was a stOckhOlder of record at the time OF the
catastrophe which wrecked the corporation.
The counsel for The petitioner Mr.. Hatch. Will
make another motion, based on the petition or an
other and oder stOcknolGer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-01
SATURDAY. FEBRUAR'
SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT or NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81 1894
ARRIVED

PORT or NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. JAN 81. 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Concho Croweil Matanzas January % Havana
Arrived at he Ear At 1919 a N. ..
Cnu4rcn % Mlianzas % with mdse TO w - Munson.
steamer Lcona wilder Galveston. and Key Vest jan
uary - w.,h mlse ana passengers to c II Mallory
steiner FL Nor;, Grant, New orleans. with mdse to
steamer .qu.s Pennington Jacksonville with mdse
Steiner Kansas Cl,y Fisher. savannah. with mise ana
S,Slairr Cl,y 4 C'ambia Jenney Point. with
md n4 pr5g's T., % r ma'a sea ssi clear
CLEARED.
,.s,camer Paris. Ranale. southampton International
stc1m.r H..s,n.ni Welo. Ehon Antwerp-Inierna-
u..Al Nt',-"'.. ~ ,,. p vrs, :, rbor,,s c, t,,,,s
steamer G,rman.c d;n. McKmstry. Lverpool-H Matt
s,ram-r seminole. Chichester. Charleston and Jack
steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland. Me-rorauo
S.amer sar,tora. Boyce. Havana and Mexican ports
s~,4rr riaycn doutch. Butt Dover for orders
stc,n,r Wyanoke Raloman. Norfolk and Richmond
stc,n"r state of N,biassa G}D Brown. Giasgow-Aus-
S,ram,r AIdanmhor dp. Anderson carienas etc
st,a1,,r DRYDEN 90. Graham Perna'nbuco. Rio jan
steamer George nunois ,Nor. BT. Port Morant Jam
steiner pa.l,lam Dutch Landman. Rotterdam
s,,an,r A'ena D0. Dow. Port-au-rrnce e'c-pim
si,am@r Ta,erey dr Calvert Liverpool Barber < Co.
Steamer san MarcJc. Wilder. GaNcston-C II Mallory
steamer nraunschwcis Ger. Holi,nbsck Baltimore
Sramtr ru,sunliia or. Labua'. Marsones and
steamer Xlecio '30. Marshall. Lonion-sarderson 4
steamer. Fuers, Bismarck GcD Al1ers Mediterranean
sa%c n MrHo for aS oa ai Er r Hn'TSS
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