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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
DIR. MACAETHrR STAYS iVAi.

TWO SCHOOL CONMISsiONEEs WILL. CALI on hlN
MIR GrGGE~HlINrn TO Retire
1, ,,,s expected that t.e Rev. Dr. Il ; Ma Arthur
,,o,ld b.. present th" meeting 80 a -p Isl '"i
,,i,tee Of the ioarl 90: Education y'si'fo'} y '''A
,,,c. Was appont,d rs the board som" i+Tr 81" e"
investigate charges alleged 60 ha'e bee" MADE D.
nr Macarthur against certain s-ho1. t'A'h "'s. Ir
Nt,c,r,btr ia reported 60 have sa.I That f'h'o.
teachers pil tribute 20 poli'lra! leaders I'r Ma
Arthur was asked attend ia" meeting OF 10" "o'ii
some time ago but he wrote l't;er saying hr ''"i'
not attend % and denying that he made use "i 'h"
.yur.se,on attributed - him. Another request u
moe, TN. committee was cent 20 him but be merely
sen, Ing typewri,ien communication. The com
roi,tee viii not make this letter public until II J.
i,li b.for. the fun meeting % IN" hohil to-n'Ii""
Dr Macarthur. however. gave rs Views on Almost
every other subject connected with IA" system %
education. and invited a delegation "f inc ""'''
IN confer with him. Commissioner Strauss. chair
NOV, ~ the School system Committee and Com
,t,sion,~ Hunt chairman " the Committee on
Teachers we're appointed subcommittee 70 walt
On Dr. Macarthur and ct MS views on the school
question The subcommittee VIII probably call on
him tomorrow.
The ol,siion Of the rrappontment Of Henry
lie. .cheu as school trustee OF the Tenth Warl
carne M before the Committee on Nominations.
Commissioner Uubbcl said he had heard from
,cbooI te,chcrs that Henscholl would never make
-, apuoiutrnont 90 his ward untii ne had consulted
with the district icld'r.
..u happcns' eaid Mr.. Huhbcll. THAT Dry Dol
lar Sullivan. the leader Of the district and per
hans the member of the committee. would Ike
90 h..r what Mr. Honschell has to say Ia the mat
ter.
MIR Henschcil then came into IN" m,"tins.
- have meyer been uctuated. ahlb h". by an.
d.si.' to please 4 politician ia making a recon
,rcr.i,iion have never been approached hy any
toItician Tor the purpose OF having certain per
sOn nominated. ,r.. -.
Subcommittee IVES appointed to consider me
matter and report to 4 meeting next honhAF
.ilut. ,t , =. : t..st
+ ScdrwicH lawyer. VINO lives al No. l-ist
- Nj, h.s been recommended 10 the board ny
q number of property owners a. suitable person
"nr trustee i'm his district The Good Government
oiubs haze also sent in nOminHilon Tor INC uHN-
tccship of the Tenth ward 'onIniasl"ncr 'uss'Ii y.
later than February next. he says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18

gathered. while great throug h''h'' wv '
all Interested in the ceremony
Among those on tho platform were h'N"
ocnc,al Loris F'lfzgerall Colonel J 7. Fryer ''''
roI William Scott Colonel Charles Il Braun
c,n,,in Walter Scott, George \. IIuss'y. com
mander ~ the Veteran CORPS. Major N'n'"n
KIRKLAND Lieutenant VIcntin" Marsh '"o''
william, Martin. the Rev. pr T.. W 80 Ivy"
nichols Colonel william seward. Ii"utorant-' 90
mol Rand. Adiu,ant O. t. Wiem"ns Major : p
r,,b, Major George r. Iorigan. A'juiant g D.
Hardy Adiutaut H. Truman and Major \ u po's-
The Rfv Or Newland Maynard delivered "''
,,r,rossivo nravcr after which Mayor Gilroy al
vanced 10 tho block OF cut granite. ana san ~
...s,cemcd II a great honor to be- p'rniit'1 ~ "'
dis harg. Of an Official function 10 lay the corn,
s,oro ~ the armory" lIo spok" ~ Nrf y OTIS
nrIle in nor citizen soldiers ana said inht u W.
III. rrouj boast I'm this country maj We -
no siandnS army" he went on IN" 10 w., w.,
We maintain order and puf down ln-m'.' ~
when necessary without tho inaint''ilii' ~
standing army b. indicated IN 10 ~, '..'''..
,hc f'eorl~ FOR the people and hy ihc p'oi,'
lie STRUCK he stone gently with IN" ir"' j. hnnn
VAS loWcroi into ~ place. h'n VIZ n Wy 49,,
o, The tower O, the main Fouri'cn,h .l,tn,,,.,,
4 meta b.N containing records ~ -" r's'inchi
and ~ ,he sci New York Volunteers VAS Li','''
I.n,n N fha eton" with the iruiup' -0hli, 10 Ii'
e.,iors" a bcnr,,ictlou To- the chaplain ana ihr
,rt,.-.t- all 'i,a,all" tho c'rorory ended. ana
N. mentors ~ The OH are happy go On" M'ith,
up to-they will b" able to l'nt' 49, on .,.'
oua,e auaritrs md occupy IN" '-f''' q i.'iFt
which promises Go hc one ~ the Nn'ti OF Now
Tnfks superior Affupil'" ,-
I'm Fourtccnth.si and - f'ct "a fiit"'r'h ~
The driii-roon nlu have .lfar space o. - o.,
~ no feet To-. entrance doors viii h' works %
art ma IT, OF iron and ornamcnt'd with scf"l"oiN
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u W. =. srEIxwAY ACCEPTED DIVIDENDS.

The sui. brought against William Sicn"aF' 'he
piano manufacturer. by Henry W. T. Steihwdy l'r
an accounting the transactions between the stem
way Piano FabriA. in Hamburg. ana the inh III
vov,Nori, WAS continued before Judge Stover IN
tho S,orenoe Court Yesterday The plaintiff was on
the stand all day. and his direct examination was
in support Of the allegations set forth In the com
plant that parts OF the pianos were SOLD to 'he
Hamburg house for cost. less in some Instances
and that the pianos made from these parts were
sold 10 The Stcirv-ay corporation for the London
On cr6ss-exanlinaiion tho witness admitted mat
no h,d chang. NJ one time ~ the factory Wncrc
tho p.r.s were made. and that ne had himself lu'
Inc prices on them for which they should S3 - 'he
~ srithury h5use He also admitted that between
IS0 ana lSSg ne had accepted without protest over
500 N0 in dividends. The case gees on TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18

The action for Islander brought by David GIDEON
aea!ns, Philip j. Dwycr came up on demurrer pciore
IISs. Garrett in the Supreme Court, yesterday
The demurrer declares tia; ~" words usei 40 not
constitute q SANDER and are NJ; aclonahIe III L'"
ON June o. CA the grounds Of the Coney isi"nd
to.,,ov cuh il f. alleged pwyer said 10 Gideon
'You are crooked. you are no sportsman You mao
70 leave Nashville on account Of some crooked WORK
on the turf and you nearly ruled Oft inc Louis
vile course hr President Clark. The p'ainth de-
rnands damages ia 5000
NJ Konnv representing Dwyor, declared That
Tho words were not actionablc. as they were not
apped 20 Gideon in his business. hat only rei'rl'
TO him as = sportsman. sportsman "ccordng 10
Webster /. a man who pursnss the sports "l me
,;ciS f,r Measure and not for ucre. Numerous
"aees were cfci where persons were toid that thcj
,r cbo,fe and frauds In similar circums anc"s ana
Inc court, had sustained the demurrer Judge hdt-
rctt reserved decision.
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THE MURDER or MISS GING

HAYWARD BELIEVED 10 BE THE WESTERN
AGENT or \ GREEN GOODS GANG
IL THIS CITY
Minneapolis. Dee 1.-THE latest development in
the cling murder case ~ the discovery of evidence
which leads the authorities TO believe that Harry
HAYWARD Is the Western agent OF "A "grccngoods'
combination, whose headquarters are in Newly ork,
with principal branch at Chicago. The first clew
to this wa giVer by of the members Of the
gang whose conscience quickcned 10y the muir
der Of Catherine Cling. The day after the murder
Catherine Gng's twlr sister, Julia Cling. who lives
at Auburn y. y. received anonymous letter
from New-Y ork CITY. stating that her sister had
been murdered and that she had better have the
matter investigated The letter turned over
10 the New York authorities who discovered that
the writer member OF Il 'greengoods' gang.
when has been operating extensively OF late and
that the connection of Harry Hayward with TINS
organization has been OF long standing.
Blixt. the actual murderer of MISS Cling, this
morning pleaded not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
TEN WATCHERS SAY THERE IS MISTAKE

Charles Nro~cv the contestant for the seat in the
Assembly for the XXNth District. against stephen
8 Blake came into the Supreme Court yesterday
before Justice Andrews with his witnesses. me
matter was sent TO the court stenocraphor Neahs'
to take testimony. The contest hinges on the re-
Turns from the Tenth Election District fy the
dr., count Norev was elected by 80 votes. The
novt dav the returns were filed with the County
Clerk and there a change which gave hiaKe
his certificate. The testimony OF William Names.
the Democratic poll clerk. was taken. and the Wit
ness .aid he believed the returns He'd win inc
County clerk were Incorrect. John ). hehn'"S'''
the Democratic Inspector, said he couid ho' To-
,-,t.r tho count hut that Il was made out right
after the polls closed. Ten watchers At the loIl-
swore that the original returns sent out were
correct. ..-- =. 81. , ,,t.
NIr Neal.s Will submit the minutes TO the Legs
lature when he has written them out
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TIE loss ar LFlST $fo.0po.
DAMAGE DONE EY THE FLAMES IN R'IiE"
FORD. ~ J.-EOW VALUABLE TOOLS
WERE SAVED

FORD. ~ J-noW VALUABLE TOOLS
WERE SAVED.
conservative estimate yesterday Of the loss hy
the big fire in Rutherford. X. j.. put II Mt "'"''
while many people whose judgment Is cons'hPrel
good tbourht tho figure should b. between S'"p
and sIO0C0l The insurance covers 'o"ptr"'N'N
small percentage Of the loss. and ~ he factory
was runninc day ana night the loss IN business ana
wages to the employees makes the total several
thousands more. .
Tho TOW factory Of Jaeger & 60. stood at the FOOT
Of Schillcr-st East rutherford. near IN" ir''" o'
the Eric Railway and was a lanindf S'-''' ~ Gun"
mutcrs.
Tho main buiidines were Of brick but wooden
harm stood in the rear. and q large wooden store
h,uso Joined the brick buildings ON the right W
the storchousc the lire started about u " ''"cN OH
Sunday nicht. II seens almost beyond d""'' 'h'.
the building was set on hrc, and julius Jaeger, "'
Tho firm. suspects discharged cmploye. Ine
nrcad If the flames was rapid. and the entire fac
,or, was q noass 81 smouicring ruins when me
local nrcmcn went home at O'Clock yesterday
morning.
In the main buildings were cutting and stamping
machines dies etc. used In manufacturing 'l' 10y ~
rnctcrs and the other tin specialties OF which The
firm was among the largest makers IN IN" country
TIN. last brickwork To- catch fire held strong Don
containing dies and tools worth $Sopl. belonging 10
Mr. Jaeger. which there was 10 iil"iI t
Of these II would have been almost hhp, 'SHlu" ~
3,,rlir1,c NIr Jaeger went 70 brave BODY "l vol
,l'ocr nrerncn from Carlstadt ana oU'r,i "i,'ii
SIop TO play stream OF water on ne u,'N , , ,n
save the contents from destruction ~ ~ Icy InI
heat was Intense. but the pucky hI'H'I ~ hh'-'
their hose to within hundred ieet al We ".nny
AMI kent A steady stream on the box, "hMh VIZ
recovered Yesterday morning with the t"'iS anu
dies in comparatively good CONDITION, taSsiic
sent a steam IRE engine 10 Rutherford which dil
-,nd service an1 excellent service III pr9t't, i"b
ncighborlng buildings Wa performed ~ 'h. tuln''
ford and Fast Rutherford volunteer departments
Lager 4 co. began business about ten years iho
IN ~ comnaratively small way julius JAEGER being
az ,nui,ailv skuful workman with genius In the
wav OF making toys. Capital for the venture was
sunrlI.d nv Henry G. Bell. OF the fntherfut'
Heirhts Association and repeated additions ""Ic
made 70 the buildings and plant Ainoush IN, ,nI
-, work market hrd been some TIME ago suppi'i
~ ,yonls Tor the winter. advance orders were
Raw and the amount OF stock in the storcroOm AT
the time of the fire WAS conslder"h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
cor &5O0o EY / CLETfR SWlNDLE.

THREE sIlAErERs sfI.iiNG TERRITORIAL RIGHTS
RON = WASHING COMPOUND sTRik" \
Bo.;ANzA ~ \ KANSAS TOWN.
Fort scott Kan. Dee. H-Threc sh"fpeFs nave
victimzcd number Of citizens o. bronson out o.
stock cash ana property to the extent Of al 'h"t
a.. ooo rho, ,rofcssed 10 be- the inventors al a
washing compound for which they claimed "ord'r"
and for which they were selling state ana Terri
toraI rights. The sharpcrs were "iI'inS 10 '"N'
any Kind Of property IN exchange for their terri
,o,,i RIGHTS For the State OF Iowa they secured
fron, a hank cashier several bloodcd horses anu
iucl,s Including the wcll-known racohorscs bick
Huntington and Molly Rrown. Michigan Was Sc
cured by "A jcwery hrm. who traded Their eniir"
eiork Of jcwo,ry. valued at about $3.50 oth"r
STATES counties and territories were occurred W
various persons for sums ranging from Ni" I" >l""
\ few Gays ago the Tire" s"indiefS Raihci"l 70
go;h,r their property. consisting or about Nl""
IN cash. nrs mortgages on some OF TN" best farms
In Inc county the extent Of 5000 and three car
loads of fine horses, and without notice lett tho
county The stock was consigned 10 themselves
at Little Rock. and II is supposed 'hry are TO"
iu eit,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
DJlNo THObOTGHLT TT 10 UI1I.

Vnoso desiring an up-to-daie piano should. before
committing themselves TO the purchase 81 one. care
fully study the most excellent qnaiics OF Inc
Poetic Emerson" The aesthetics OF a name Is cei-
tainly an important feature not 10 be overlooked In
tho selection Of piano. and In this respect the
name Emerson being closely associated with art
and music should demand attention. At the well
known Emerson warcrooms there Is corps of piano
cxper, who will al any time take pleasure In ex-
planning the points of perfection in this superior
Instrument. The Emerson piano establishment at
No 90 Ffth-ave near Fourteenth-st., IL well worthy
OF a visit. The courtesy Is extended Ia those
who do not wish TO purchase an TO those who do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
rLAYS WITHOUT WORDS " EH' SAEIS

From Tho LONDON EunINY IIl'|,
The experiment Of producing plays in dumb show.
o,,,r me fashion of II. Enfant Prologue, has not
been much OF a success In Paris and London. but at
l(russcls several pieces # tins kind have been put
an the stage during the summer which have met
,,th n good deal Of popularity. The last of he5' ~
81 o. Nor, mlmo drama on trOs parties, based on
sory nv NJ Camille Lnmonnl"r. the chief of the
UeIeian realists lie Mort Is drunken trades
man who. being caught In "A storm near n village,
tntes refuge In n hut. where he is robbed and muir
ccred by peasants. and the represent ltion by
gestures only OF the rerlorse of tn" mUrdcrers rs
a psychological study Of extraordinary force aai
truth The nstlgator of the Grim" is partlyzcI with
terror on seeing The ghost OF his victim. Ia the
last act he kills his accOmplice In n III of Madness
and finally dies himself fancyinc that he sees the
ghost again IN the shape Of q gendarme. who has
come to arrest him. The effect Is considerably
HANGED by the excellent music. scenery. and Co.'S
tunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
.o,.y rpou y0EyHrRv VIEW YORE.

Tho second ~ tho series Of concerts Of the Young
Mons Christian Union OF Northern New York for
tho e.,..,r o. 1913 was held last Thursday even
inc AZ the Bethany Presbyterian Chapel Mrs. Cur
tiq's Symphonic Orchestra feature Of the pro-
rrarnme The solosis MIS- Rose Verne.
piauo: Ms Augusta Bardes, soprano. and r. g.
wander. colin John Hnfuz Inco wa9 the humorist
OF the evening,
\ specla, service for me Young Mems Christian
Union Of Northern New-York held at st.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church, one hundred
am. forfieth-st and 81. Ann's-ave., last Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
con.Ar cAl.rNDAns FOR ro.pAY.

,.... e,-.,.l 'r.~ut-Ilfcess.
s S@4S@c cnr.caanbc-s- Anerws Court
opens at 1890 A. Motion calendar oined az il a.. H.
supreme Cour-Hpe'' o. bead ~ io i7- li .,cs ii,
25ol i':2. 22oO 2so i' 49, en- '''' iNS
si.rsn,e special Tcrn-Part II-Before Lawrence
JEleyaie4 Earsad o (T eaT rpeore s,oyef
J-Causcs 10 be sent from Part for irinL Case un'n-
Circuit cour,-part I-Pefore williams Causes to be
sent from Part III fo' ifial 'ase HnHnsn"1' -
(.'rnit court-rar IL Before Beach. ) Nos s',
2s7a .o 2ii7 2z7s 23ie 5o7s $3.50. 2ae. 2i'5. 2l''
c..cIi con- PAR Iv-Be.ore patterson caus'' 80
BE- Snr f' 5 ra' r 5i ee-rcforc Daro
5is Gi5 '. 60 %t"i .eo '' III sc,ore Scdrw
e. no IIoi. iii. ll"2. 1888 l2ol. l2'l lh@ 1879.
',peior Court -Gencrai Term Adjourned FOR the term
superior Court-TfiM TeTm-foris ana II N"l''i"'i
'os p lc Chamber efore Arnold Motion
Ga!cna@r c"' .5 ~ m ~ 10 estate of Toch
a - WIZ ILL.,, Tor @TH Of o&o a. ~ i-aac
norok Ale.snoer hs''e; Agg''s ~ 5' j'ri H.
" sarcosa,s, deaTr. Ternrefsre F1s q a
10 - win ~ Augustus NJ !pId'; 81 1910 a M No.
'' Common mn ~ fcas-pe'lai Icfi3efo'e Hsc'oH jr j
~ .o, m, ~ rles-quy Term-Irforc 30 ksayer;
~ : Wallach IS. M1nhalian RAILWAY c' 80 80 Du'o-
Common pieas-Irai Torn Part Before Giererc1
M @ i@3 ea IA ~ a 3i4 l9Si $ S 5 i22
AZ ,2o 1873 Ii21 2EI. o37 liGi &@b'. 3'". ia" 1903
Common Pleas ra,, II nef',c , psy c
--ca,aes 20 b. cent from Par FOR if@i. Cir@f.
C,.v r@cei Term i:efrc Mecar,hy. Mo n.
cy cc,' rr"i"r 81 I IL sci e. a 30 =, 81
ca ~. ~, ~, a. i. c. 100 ' cea ,-'
4' ey coura rear' de- I, Tc ;S.s 4 ;a
10" ~ coar rriai rer,o rar Eefare riy'imnons
cy r. .ga. ar z,a ,cforc , Ehr s-
short cagse,: Nos. 1872 @''' -''' '''' A'''' 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
4 FINE NEW ARMORf.
OF THE 9TH REGIMENTS
FUTURE HOME LAID.
MAYOR G1rRoY USES A BAyoNET-s SHAPED TRow-

MAYOR GILRoY USES BAYoNET- SHAPED TRoW-
rt,SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Almost directly opposite the armory which IS being
-, hy tho Salvation Army i'm West Four
,oorths. near Sxth-ave.. and which VIII he
dodica ted To the Prince of Peace. the new armory
Of the 9th Regiment will stand. Ground was bro
Len some time ago. and yesterday the cornerstone
of tho rortrc g like s,ruciu." was laid wih ap'
propriatc ceremony. L. Mayor GioN' Nh" use"
Lavonct-shapcd silver trowel furnished by the
o,tr,ctor and which the Mayor asked to
keen as A souvenir OF the occasion.
\ platform had been erected. on when many
oecers end veterans Of the 9Th Regiment were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
IN THE NAME or CH ANTI
THE INDUSTRIAL CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
ISSUES A CHRISTMAS APPEAL"

,,rrp,xc MEN TO HELP THEMsELVEs-FlNh-
CENT RESTAURANTS OPENED FOR THE
WINTER GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
Officers OF the Industrial 'hr'su'" 'N"',"oo -"
- ,,hr,s,mas orpeal to persons Of means
=, ~ civ requesting aid in the work OF reclaim
inc homeless. friendless and fallen men II Is "e-
clarcl that the Alliance vas never 50 Wu'h q,
mood Of money on account of tho hard times ana
an enlargement Of tho field Ct charity IN" o'ncerS
Of the Alliance are George - M"cf"y' pl's,u'"''
" :. ,,.or,or vco-p,csidcnt: james r. Ware.
,e,eurer and Arthur H. Mihury. secretary ana
other trustees are John s. Iuylcr william D. bo'es'
,-1,i, Packard George ". Taylor and Henry H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
KNABE
Plan o s..
HOLIDAY ENHIRITIDN or NJ" A"'i''''
STYLES. COMBISING EItHEsr DE-
XEIOTME.T ~ NtSICN MD
DECORt TIIi. ART.
IA8 fifth Avenue.

ovsniu, The Rev Arthur Brooks. Of the Church
of ;hc Incarnation. preached - 49,. ,.A,ts
THO Ladies Auxiliary Of the Young Mems CntS-
ton I-nlon OF Northern New-NOrk VIII noid lalr
az the union Wc=tchcstef ana i'''E'" "N'''
to-day, from to ~ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
CALENDAR OF THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE day call OF the SUI
r-o,,e court Of the United States for Tuesday.
Decerbor 49, VIII be follows: Nos l2'. 10. ~
12,. lse. original Sn. rs. 1913 and 49, land I'D
At she opening Of the supreme Court to-day
chief Justice Fuller announced that upon the al
to,,rn,oent Of the court on Friday nest. the 2lst
fD~t he court would take a recess until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
TOOK NO CHANGES.
From The London Globe.

From The London Globe
Magistrate Uo witness) And where you
when this assault occurred?
Witncss-JuSt across the street wurtship.
Magistrate Then why didn't YOU go To the plain
tins assistance when YOU saw him attacked
Witness-Faix. | wasn't then that he
wouldn't he the defendant. your wurtship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
pYBss LAWYER ASKS JUDGE WooDNSADVics

rhic,y, Dec l7-C : barrow. representing Deos
ar1 tb. other directors OF the American Railway
r-,lon sentenced % jail by Judge Woods has tee
grapheI the latter 20 come 20 Chicago on Neanes
law or Thursday to give him advice concerning me
l.ral course to pursue in reference 70 appealing me
c,ses which would be- most agreeable 10 The judges
~ th. United states Courts in this district "
10. N',,is should refuse Il come. Nj. barrow
wn 10 - indianapolis where the JudSe ives ~ la.
hearing OF the motion to quash the iniiC tnehts i.l
,nsniracV against Debs and slNtyelgh Others. whca
MS - nav. come UP tomorrow. has been pos,.'
poned until January The hearing 81 the case se,a
in case the motion 10 uuash should Doe denied VIA
come uu four days later. ,
Tomorrow is the date set FOR moving the heao'
ou,rters If the union from this city rerrs Hale:
Dehss brother Theodore Will be placed IN charge OF
the headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
pTFERFES APPOINTED.

FEFEREEs APPOINTED.
supreme Court
Iy Andrews. !.
M,eroz W. Morrieon-.J. Warren Greene
Mgifcr ~ Gaiviu John B.. ward
Gaawaiier -. Brecn- Edward j.. iaIrs
,rhor,,s S. M''z Harold u smith
sin-,.oo1 49, Great northern Insurance Co. Of Mani
.olia- Francis f.. l1nphuc
~ TruaN.
rr,,stcog Amhcrs college ". H'o'-'h"fiS w i"N"n'
rypnsFy vs. Phillips Mitchell Levy.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
~ Andrews. !.
Mater u Pat mt Clothing 20 dlm-)-Isaac Naiinch
ly 1rit,. T.
c..r~o H. Wcifonan vs. Mitchell J. McKoon- Wil'inm
q. Motse'.
Pleas.
fis Pschrn. lr, j.
Jobn W Duncan ,s Siberian pc'rie william y 1ay-
Tor
superior Court
r. Dnfro. j.
Kate "a. Dowd W. Janes . icilly-ianes o'i'e'''
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TWO STEAMERS OVERRIDE AT SAY FRIACIsco
san Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE steamers MoniserrH
and Keewenah are now overdue one week rom
Nanamo. There was no sign OF them whatever to-
dly Their combined crews number MY men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
MAYOR PTNGREE MISREPRESfN TED
WHY TWO or HIS HORSES WE'RE 'Hi"h"F"RMhi
-OProsEo To KILLING THE 'iTNS HORSES
r., SAVE FEEDING THEM

10 SAVE FEEDING IIIhM
Detroit Dec 1.-THE statement going me rounds
of the prcss 20 the onect that Mayor llnSr''' o.
,hi, c,tv had two of his horses chiofoforinei .
,,,,b hc.arso A.. dil not want % feed them over
winter and also that he wanted all the horses 10
the city Killed does tho Mayor gross injustice Inc
Two horses chloroformcd were family horses. over
twenty Years oil They We're OF no comm'rcin'
value and the Mayor had owned them SD long 'hAi
he considered them old friends The fanny "ou''
,o, co,scn, 20 their being sold o. given away, nor
,,,. hov, ,h,v would b. treated and. under inr
circumstances Mayor ringrec consiIrr"i Wil
chloioform!ng was = humane way to dispose OIL
the animals .. .,~..,-,o,d..,
Nsyo- Pingrce says that he never f'o"un"h1"l
,h" " No 81 horses belonging To any commission
~ - : densrtnent FOR the mere purpo-" 81 rANinH
feet and that he does uoi believe IN any sieh "''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Dec. 1.-THE Court Of Appeals day cal
cndar for tomorrow Is Nos 56'' *@' 'o'' 49, ~
e24 G25 and d2G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18

Samuel Greenborq. eighteen years Old. was ioonn
hanging dead Yesterday morning In a closet GA the
socopd nonr % 40 Gl orchard St. where hts father
and s,cc,ooihor I've The youth employed IN u
nipe factory in Fourteenth Il. ~" hah an halln,I'-
lion ih.i ic U1s DYING rom consumption.