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4 REPUBLIoAN UL1IMArUM.
Conditions or Settlement Proposed BY the
noltIng New Jer.er senaLors.


TRENTON. Jan. 1.-THE joint conference
committee from the rival Senates met at noon
to-day and considered generally the deadlock.
together with the opinion OF the Attorney Gen
eral and the message OF Gov. Werts, The Re-
publican committeeman offered the followin z
as a basis OF settlement. stating that 1t was
their utimatum
Frst-The acceptance Of the credentials of the seven
newly elected Republican Senators upon presentation
OF the same. and the immediate induction into oes
of the Senators presenting such credentials.
second-An agreement that the Senate. after the In
ducton into office Of the Senators elect as above pro-
posed. shall Immediately proceed to effect q perma.
nsnt organization. and to elect officers In the manner
established by universal custom and precedent
Senators Adrain. Winton. and DAILY, repre-
senting the Democratic Senate. made copy
OF the proposition and promised to send .
written replyto the Republicans next Monday.
None OF the committee would venture an oDin-
lon as to the acceptance OF the proposal Gov.
Werts and Gen. Sewell are said to be the men
who are working to secure settlement OF the
question.
Next Tuesday has been fixed for Joint
meeting OF the Leg slature for the election OF q
State Treasurer and COMPTROLLER. and unless
a com promise is effected before that time tho
m Getting must be deferred or there will be q
cloud in the title OF the officers chosen Both
Senates have adjourned for the week.
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Foreign JadEmsats Good Ia COaaserieur.

HARTFORD. Jan. 17.-In the Superior Court
this afternoon Judge George W. Wheeler rem
deEed decision In the suit Of Fisher. Brown &
Co. OF Birmingham. England. against w. L
Fielding OF New Britain. Tho arm obtained a
Judgment against Fielding in an English court
10 recover 81 400. He claimed exemption from
the judgment because he was not . British
fore not amenable to a judgment In a foreign
court.
Judge Wheeler ruled that where Judgment
in an English court Is obtained fairly and
regularly" II has equal standing in this state
with judgment OF a Connecttcut court The
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Hurley Acquitted OF Man.l.usA,,r

The trial in the General Sessions, Of tdFi'1
Hurley. charged with manslauGhtcr 10 hs4'1
degree. In killing his brother Jeremiah Au'
ley. by striking him with a TolHnEIH up
the head on Aug. z. 1892. at IiJ WINS "sh-
ended yesterday. Edward Hurley saFp0''1
his parents. and jeremiah was tsss!pit'h,
the morning In question JeTew!al is I'm
money from his mother, and H''r-1 hgt 4
assault her. She fed from htr, o. ~, ,i'I
the house. He supposed that .te ia
into the street. according 10 tHl lesl.." "a \
the defence. and he went out .Tnt 'He "a
There he Teeled aud fell s'r..Hs 7 M
upon the sidewalk and frartuI ~ h's IA
Judge Cowing charged the .aiN, a., a. !,
consultlng for half an hour. tLel u, i-...e- -
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President Porter HEAiutsius inst II Il =
splenaIaiN ConAneteA In.titntfan.

President Porter Of the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction didn't like the report
OF the Visiting Committee OF tho State Chart
ties Aid Association on tho condition Of Cow
erneur Hospital which was printed yesterday
in The suN. He thought the criticism was
unfair.
Go down TO the hospital yourself" he said
TO TIE Sun man. and tell me II you have ever
seen neater or q better conducted institution
than that one is. II lie true that II Is too small
When IL was taken for hospital uses the city
was not nearly so large az II Is now. II has
grown MP especially in that neahborhood and
the hospital is not commodious enough for the
demand on It. But that is not the fault OF this
Board. The city gives US so much money
year and we cannot spend any more than the
amount OF our appropriation. ! maintain that
with the money that we get and the money that
pital that institution 10 aplcnddly conducted:
There are eome improvements necessary and
the contract for them is already let and they
will be quickly made. | want YOU to see for
Regarding the complaint that the ratlons
furnished at the hospital were not sutlicient,
President Porter said It had no foundation in
fact, and concerning the age OF the egg sup
ply he said that the eggs were all young. He
said also that there was no foundation for the
asylum on Randalrs Island. About the over
erowding in the insane asylum at Blackwells
Island he said:
"Of course that Ia unavoidable with the
present accommodations In the city institu-
tons"
The reporter did visit Gouverneur Hospital
and found so far as a layman could see, no
cause Tor complaint except lack OF room.
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A. Raymond & Co.,
.Uen's Osttftters,
NASSAU AND FULTON SITS.
THE LIZZIE BORDEN TRIAL.

Acknowledgement PiIisbury Intimate In HE
Report that the Verdict Was Wrong.
BosToN. Jan. 17.-In his annual report which
Is made public to-day. Attorney General
Albert T. Pillsbury refers to the murder trial
OF Lizzie Borden:
This case attracted the public attention to
n degree unprecedented for many years. and
was the ubject OF extended and heated dis
cussion and comment. much OF which was in
the last degree ill-informed. Incorporate. and
calculated to prejudice both the Common
wealth and the accused. There are indications
that the public discussion OF the matter and
the resulting popular excitement affected
the conduct as we'll as the result Of
the trial. The history OF the case fur
nishes abundant evidence that reckless
and undiscriminatinR comment publicly
See ar .e Of %SicS the Whole truth Is rarely
II ever known to the public. affects the integ-
with the proper ad istraton Of the laws. Il
will serve to awaken the attention OF the
remedy to " the necessity OF protecting tSem
rrn to tn the Of
behalf OF the guilty as OF the innocent, and
which. IL they protect victim OF mistaken
accusation to-day. may destroy another to-
The experience OF this case has led to tho
provide Tor right Of exception By the COM mon.
wealth in criminal cases. 1t has been dou bted
whether this can be done consistently with the
rule that n person shall not be twice put in
jeopardy for the same offence But there is
no such prohibition in our Constitution. and
tho provision OF the Constitution OF the United
States to this effect does not apply to the
States. / am not yet convinced. however, %
the necessity OF so important and radical q
change in our criminal procedure. especially
as / doubt II 1t would prove to be of practical
value; though there is some reason to believe
that the criminal law may be warped out OF
the right line by the marked and perhaps
natural inclination to rule doubtful points in q
capital trial. however important In favor Of
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Senator Sullivan Taken sick In tn. Cars.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Jan. Ex-senator Dry Dollar
Sullivan left the Grand Central Station. New
York. at 81 p. M.,for Albany. On the way up
he was taken i'll When the train reached this
place he got OF. and, going up to Chief Detec-
tive Humphrey OF the road. ne told him that
chief called a carriage and sent him to the
Nelson House. The Sun reporter called on
him at $3.50 I. II. and inquired as to his health.
Coming up on the train the car was in
was very warm. and l was attacked with
nausea and dizziness, and when we got here
felt unable to go any further. am now feel
ing much better. but shall stay all night here
and go TO Albany In the morning."
MIR, j. il. Reilly Is with him.
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Tn. Religions. Revival 4. SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. Jan. 17.-This day has been OBJ
served here as . midweek Sabbath. After din
ner all the stores were closed and business Of
all kinds was generally suspended. Religious
services began at o o'clock with the holding OF
cottage prayer meetings in a great number Of
places. followed by morning services In all the
churches. a womAn's meeting and a business
In the afternoon, and an immense public meet
log this evening. The principal services are
man, with the Rev, J, H. Elliott as assistant
and Mr. Belhorn tolead the singing. The whole
Il is claimed that there have been a great many
conversions
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Funsr.I OF n. L. Catt,aS. sr.

The funeral services of the late Robert LiV-
ingston Cutting. ST.. were held at Grace Church
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The family
aud immediate friends occupied the first ten
pews on the left OF the centre aisle. aud dele
cation OF thirty members from the Union Club
occupied the first ten pews on the right ReD-
Metropolitan, Racquet and Tuxedo clubs and
the Delta Phi fraternity were also in attend
Ance. Others present were Cornelius NandsT-
bllt, ChAuneey NJ Dspew. j. Pisrponl Morgan,
Charles A Peabody. AbIam s. Hewitt. Samuel
Colgate. Alfred lost, ], q. X. Lawrence. George
q Haven. Alfred Wagstan William JOy. S. ".
X CTugsr. The body Was taken to Greenwood
and placed In the family vault
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Ms. w,leo. Ask. for divorce.

CHICAGO Jan. 17.-Mrs. Angelina 4 W. W..
has filed bill for divorce from ffsle'''' .
Wilcox. President OF the I. ", N"'.I 81
Box Company OF Chicago and New 4'.'-
her bill Mrs. Wilcox says sho was ma
November. 1880. at BROOKLYN. y. \" t.. ~
charges her husband with en-, T. ID
that on numerous occaslQ.0 W..' -
B3o Willoughby avenue ITp...' trt
sRs has no means ofsurrort. and .ls, 4s = :
an income OF at least SO rH = Nd
Horton Issued an Injunction rH-lI -.-'--
cox from disposinE OF bis POL f,N'
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sterdam av. for six or eight months VIM
out any benefit Then. after trying III
different doctors. | was sent to -. Iukes M
pital for three months, and was worse hfs,l
came out than before. as | could MT h0ii
knife or fork to feed myself, could no, sI,sl
and was extremely nervous. This stats
health continued growing gradually wosl
until about eight weeks ago. ! commend
taking Dr. Greene's Nervura b uol and usrI
remedy. and have Just com plotted my loud
bottle and am nearly well. Have no twitcEtl
or convulsive movements whatever and u
and sleep well.
Il am now IL years old. am feeling well 4,
strong. and only have little twitch.ng VI n
eyelids at times.
DIR. Greenes Nervura has cured me. antI
work IN James Fitzpatrick grocery It'd
every day"
II your infants or children are sick give th,j
i'm m ediately this best Of all chiidren's r,nl
dies. DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerul
remedy. 1t is purely vegetable and perietaI
harmless to give to infants or children Of Al
age. 1t will euro them.
DR.. Greene Of 30 West 18th st. New Yo,I
city. who. is the ,,discoverer OF this grs|
remedy. IL undoubtedly the most succeed
ful specialist in curing nervous and ehrOi,
diseases, and he can be consulted tree
charge, personally or By letter.-dtr.
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MIR. REILLY SAYS IT'S HIS PRoPKRr
He 10 Trying TO Recover Real Estate whil
His wife bought q. Her Name,

Commissioner OF Jurors Charles f. Red
moved before Justice Barrett OF the supr,
Court yesterday for the appointment Of a 4
csiver Of three pieces OF property on,
Henry stree and two in Water street. vhid
he Is suing to recover from his wife. Mani
Reilly. with whom he has not lived for sod
time. Commissioner Reilly SAYS he iOrns,
turned his money over to his wife |, t.AI
understood that It was his and was to 10 usj
Il If. at all at his dItostiG ,pou Hi I'm, =.
time and finally bought these piece,
property in her own name. Since they hii
separated she has declined to recognize
In the ownership. and he has filed lis peada,
against the parcels preventing her from tI.'1
ferring them except as subject to the outeoaI
OF this case which Is brought to have Il Y
elared that she holds them in trust Tor , !
He says she has not been paying the iAIi
and keeping the houses In good repair.
Lawyer Rose. for Mrs. Reilly. said that ~
defendant had saved money from her a,asl
ancs. even according to the statements Of
plaintiff. and that no trust had been eTelal
which could be considered such in law.
Justice Barrett reserved decision.
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Major HsrEs WIN Return some Tras.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 17.-G. w. Gibbs. q civil
engineer, who arrived yesterday from Tsguel-
galDa. Honduras. said last night that Major A.
+ Burke had told him that he would return to
the United States TO stand trial for snbezzling
S3OOO,OOO from the funds Of louisiana.
dictate and has large In tsrests In the mines At
luscarAn. where a battle WAS fought between
BonillA and EAsqusz on the 9Th. As soon as
he acquires sufficient wealth 70 conduct his
trial. he will leave Honduras he IL now ae-
comparing Nasqusz on his campaign against
BoRilla aud his allies. intending to protect
American Interests there
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sheriff Clancy Asks to he Relieved or the
Custody or Il. NJ. Field.

Sheriff Clancy notified Acting District Attor-
ney Mcintyre yesterday morning that at 3
o'clock In the afternoon he would take Edward
NJ. Field who is locked up in Ludlow street
jail in civil suits for about one million dollars
to the District Attorneys Office and leave him
there. as he doubted his right to hold Field
under the civil order OF arrest. The Sheriff
told Mr.. Mcintyre that In view Of Mr.. Fields
commitment to an asylum. pending trial. the
custody OF Field. Mr.. MCINTYRE requested the
Sheriff to keep Field for a few days until the
matter could be referred to Justice Van Brunt
OF the Supreme Court. who committed Field to
the asylum. and Sheriff Clancy consented to
do
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Proa, sh.rlar - F.n RIr.r.

FALL RIyER. Mass. Jan. 1.-THE employees
OF the Bourne mill have received their ninth
ssmi-anHuAl dividend In the Proht-shAring
plan that has been in operation at the mill
during the last three and ons-hAlf years. One
family received $40 as its share q the prohtS
for ak months, aud other families received
from $50 to $50 each, Individual en- ploJsss
received from S. TO $40 each, These sums are
lndspsndSnt Of and iq addition TO the Tegu-
the other mills IN the city.
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To Reduce Slaughter Hou.. Licenses.

Tho Board OF Health yesterday decided to
reduce the number OF slaughter house licenses
to about nine or ten. There are now more
than forty. Hereafter the owners OF the build
ings in which the slaug entering is carried on
will be the persons licensed, thus concentrat-
ing the responsibility and making 1t easier to
hold those responsible for any violation OF law.
The owners of slaughter houses who will get
licenses will be required to make their ten
ants OBEY all regulations OF the Health DEPART
ment Last year there were slaughtered about
400 600 head OF cattle. as many calves, 1,U00,-
600 hogs. and !. 600 600 sheep and lambs.
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Her Supposed VIII a Deed.

suit is pending before Judge Dugro. In the
Superior Court. brought by Anna NJ. Frank. as
executrix of her husband. to set aside q deed
which she executed in favor OF her husband
by misrepresentation. conveying to him 525
East Twelfth street. her personal estate. At
she supposed were mutual wills, she agreeing
to leave him everythin g and he to leave all his
property to her and his two sons. Alphonse
and Christopher. who were her stepsons.
When her husband died 1t turned out that her
supposed will was the deed in suit. The sons
claim share in the property under their ia
Tiers will as part Of his estate
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CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-Ex-Corporation Counsel
john 3. Miller to-day announced that the com
mittee appointed by the Republican Central
Committee had decided to contest the election
OF Mayor Hopkins The data has been pre-
pared for the legal proceedings and Mr., Miller
declared that the requisite papers will be fled
in the County Court before the thirty days
have elapsed since the Issuance OF the election
certificate The limit will expire on Friday.
Fraud will be the basis Of the action
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The man whom Neils Msdson Melissa 'D NJ
soned. assaulted. and robbed !a A-i.S' 80
IL dead. His name IA not t1'.s p IN
reported. but Christian Peter Al IN
sen was aTrAignsd in JeiieEsgt s.-.' I'D
yesterday. and tnrned over I. I'll
Sheriff Zeb stout Of South .., b
take him back TO answer { ..-
murder. .r.. ...s--raTs
Nielsen was taken 10 the a. r'. N
Ottice. whore a waiver OF the ..r ...r. n
an examination WAS draw .a -!
the prisoner. Then Judge -r.a- --.i
that Nielsen he turned over Etssi
who said he would start az 1850 -
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40, Their Gree. Good. with R.volvsr..

BARBoURsyIILE. Ky, Jan. 1.-Two young
msn. George and Charles Oakley. induced q
New York swindler to come here with the
promise that they would pay him $500 for
81. 600 worth OF green goods. The New Yorker
Iopss from the Oakley boys. but they got the
drop on him. and compelled him TO turn over
the goods contracted for.
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FrAakIia Trades ssAsoI.

Boston. Jan. 17.-To-dAy being the ami
Vsrsary Of tbs birth Of benjamin. Franklin. Mr..
Samuel T. hsClsGry the Treasurer Of the
Boston 1879 800 TO erect and equip The frank
lin Trades school In thia eity, which dlspO-
S SSH b. q rh sSf ises sHdss
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Two Young Women Accused OF Using Re
voIvers In = Suspe nded Bank Case.
MEADvrLLE. Pa. Jan. 17.-Miss Lucy Jobe
and her sister Minnie called yesterday at the
residence Of Cyrus Kitchen. President OF tho
recently suspended Meadyille Savings Bank.
and. according to the story related by Mrs.
Kitchen. demanded $500 on deposit in tho
bank to the credit Of their father. Mrs Kitchen
says that one OF the girls seized her, and hold
Ing a revolver to her head. Threatened to kill
her IL the money was not produced imm edi-
atsly. The sisters were arrested last night.
Mrs. Kitchen was too Frustrated to appear
against them at the hearing and the trial was
postponed. The Misses Jobe deny they used
revolyers or made threatA
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PUT POISON IN HER TEA
The Serious Charge Mrs. Cordes Nal
Against Her Husband.

Ths berfous OharGe Hrs. t0rdes HH
Against Her Husband.
Jacob Cordes OF POI East Ninety-aith str.,
was accused by his wife In the Harlem PoL1
Court yesterday Of having attempted to po!s
her. Cordss seemed to be on the verge Of u
lirium tremens when arraiGned. His wife hl
the man had done nothing but drIuG ioraloil
time. and that he is jealous OF her uith21
cause ON Monday. at supper she alleges
put Paris green In her tea and then flsi
compel her to drink It The next DAY she PiS
cured a warrant for his arrest
Cordes, in defence, asserted that NJ as,
caught his wife misbehaying heTse. VIE n;
landlord. and that she had heEsel! llt W
poison In the tea so as TO get him In troupe
Justice Welde postponed the case IAIl
day. SO that the landlord can DO heard II e'-1
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FsmIa Praat oraCabl. Ger.

A Well-dTessed woman. about 80 years old.
who refused to give her name or address. mar
ToWly escaped being killed By a cable car at
Broadway and Tenth street. about IL o'clock
yesterday morning. She was crossing Broad
way and fell directly In front OF cable car %
The gTipmAn succeeded in stopping the car in
time. The woman escaped with q slight bTuise
over the left eye. bhs Was attended by doe
tor from ST Nineents Hospital. and left for
home.
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MsasI TsHsmsats Cas- he Made Paying IA
VestmeAGA

r. Fulton Cutting addressed the Womsn's
auxiliary Of the Church Temperance Society.
In the United Charities building. yesterday
afternoon. on the subject Of Woman's Work
In the Tenement House" Mr.. Cutting who
has built 4 number OF model tensmsnts on
Cherry Hill, described their beneficial effects
upon the tenants and said that the houses
could bs made financial success. The soeie-
q elected the following Officers; President
Mira E9esEt r P9ttsE oeeTrsS2S93Sdisg sssrs-
Miss II. K. GrahADi Treasurer. Mrs., Charles
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Hsary Hsist Hanged.

GErTYsBURd. Pa, Jan 17.-Henry Heist was
hanged here this morning. He murdered
Emanuel Nom. Hest and Nom were wood
choppers, living In q small cabin IN the noun
tains west OF this place. The theory OF the Com
monrsalth as to the motive for the crime was
Nom TO disreputable woman The evidence
was entirely eireumstAnttAL
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YOUTH AND NERVES.
THE RELATION BBrrrLv 7Vr >.
RNPL4INT
Something whieh You May r,s.,r,. n
Never Knowr-tr 80, ItIstert,,n,, ny

Something whieh You May r,sstbt, m
Never knowr-tT 50, Istsrt,tnt. ~
You tnderstood ThIs Psrfreuy.
In youth the physical power, .b,,,i -.
ponderate over the nervous energies. In ~
life the two should be about p1ua..
This explains nervous trouble. N ti.,r...
The nervous energies ara In .,.,.s o., y
physical. or there ls an irritat.u. ur ,t,,,J.1
condition Of the nerves which show. r,.,,
the child by wake'ul. irregular. or i'.,,.l
sleep. hollow eyes. pale choe.t. ,,-.sl1. y
petite, restlessncss. or twit.N.r. e'.r,I,-
or body. which. II alloHeI . i.or-.s, ~
resultin 81. Nitus dance, cpi'ci ., us. or ~.
other form Of serious nervous ...,,s
Even infants In the Grail, .ra r.,,..
wakeiui and restless by ncr,O. ,r.uA.o.
But this can easily 20 ovcraur., fr ,u...
as witness the following stu,a.rntt ~ -
Duncan. who resides at aug N,..t.f. =, Ny1
when was eight years OIL r,,.,
with st. Nitus dance. AZ that lima ~
in the country, and when uNa., ns, Nv
later l came to this city vas str'n
fering from the disease. aTerIni :,
Vanderbilt Clinic. corner 5,gh VI snJ Ia
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Taos. st.I.s o. an. Arch Almost as.s.

The red ink stains on the Washington Arch
have been almost entirely removed. There
now remains only one pink spot Of about q
square foot I'm area which Is barely noticeable
at a distance Of ten feet; Offers to remove the
stains come In to the PARK Department daily
from public spirited and fame loving indlVid-
uAls. each one OF whom 10 sure he can entirely
oblitoTAte the defAeement
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No n.rl,a Rl,,r .es.av.I.

The Park Commissioners d.i Do t-' n
tsrdAy. but to-day they viii @. NE j.,
the construction Of the trs' o.
Harlem River speedway Ige4.-.--
said that the question Of buI.i'nE ~
way with one or two stdeuzla. h
question Of construction Wy-.- .7 ~
discussed. The bill introd -"t .-..t
Asssmblyman Sheffield pTovl.
walks along the whole Of ne -...r ~
the awarding Of the cont. a''.- ..
several DAYS 10 tabuIate the t.-r.
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Cows.Aovsa O~as BsrEsa IsIaad.

Justice Cullen. in the Supreme Court. Brook
I'm. has decided that John CowsnhOysn, =
descendant Of the old COSsnhoVsn family.
which settled IN FlAtlands 200 ysAIs ago. IL the
aole owner Of Bergen Island which contains
nearly 100 acres, aud lies In Jamaica Bay.
Several persons who claimed oWperahiD in the.
iIlAnd VIII now have 10 move onf
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Eaa OF . Big H..plpr Mashla. s.,t.

81. PAUL. Jan. 17.-A suit involving 81. 900 900
between the Esterly and Woods harvester
companies was won by the latter In the United
States Circuit Court here yesterday The ae-
tlon was brought by the Woods company to
eIioin the infringement OF a number OF pat
ents- The effect Of the decision by Judge Nell
son Is that the Esterly company must quit
manufacturing machines in which the patents
bond for So. 700 to Indemnify the Woods Har-
YSstsr Company within ten days.