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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
ALDERXEv DISCUSS THE BUDGET

4 special meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen was
held yesterday required by the Consolidation act
to act on the provisional budget Of the Board OF
Estimate for 1896 The last named body is bound
TO respect any recommendations which the Alder
men may make. and before the Finance Committee
made It's report on the budget Alderman Brown
Tammany. took occasion TO denounce the proceed
ing as a farce He said tnat the Legislature ought
TO change the .aw to give legal effect to any
changes the Board OF Aldermen might desire to
make in the budget
Alderman Noonan moved that the 10000 which had
taken from the appropriation for the Registers
Office on the recommendation OF the Commissioners
OF Accounts be restored President Jeroloman ca.ei
Alderman Ocott 10 the chair and opposed Mr.
Noonans motion. lie said that the invcstiga ton OF
the Commissioners OF Accounts had shown that the
Registers ONCE overrun " IN horde OF sine
IN which the classes had found repre-
sentaton. The investigation OF the office had
demonstrated that the REGISTERS once could be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
yBors,yps ron ELECTION EXPENSES

Statements ~ candidates at the late election con-
inued to be filed with the County clerk yesterday.
Some OF the certificates showed the expenditure Of
small fortunes while those OF others were very
small. Robert Van WICK. the successful candidate
for Justice OF tho city Court counts the items A
follows.
BY cash contributed Democratic Campaign
Fund. $3.50 postage stamps. si3 J. NJ. O'Bren -;
Lynch AMI Meehan. N2s "Tammany Times, WI
Daily News. s-5 tota. SOS 20
Ex-1nspector Wi.lams's campaign cost him abous
80 cents vote lie received AIS votes and his ex-
penditure was xI9 q or this he paid 1914 y FOR
stationery and clerk hre. sl for printing n7o FOE
meetings halls music. etc. and s3 for advertising.
Titus Merritt Assembly candidate. NNNllth DIS
trlct Is comparatively happy, although he was de-
featei He certnes. NO expenses were made or
incurred by me" other statements read As follows:
Maurice Featherson senator NNlilth District.
elected Tammany. total $50 70 To Tammany Hal
NH 50; printing posting ETC. N.Sll -, advertising.
Moses n Cohen Senator. NXth District defeated
total $40 5 for carfare. posters Ethographins. etc
teorge H. Adams Judge OF General Sessions.
Good Government Club. defeated. no expenditures
for electloneer.ng purposes
Char,es g Beaman Justice OF supreme Court
Fusion ticket, defeated. no expenses.
otto Kempner. Assembly, <th District. Tammany.
elected 81 Is. for printing. advertising. hiring hal.
Joseph Newburger. Tammany Judge 81 General
Sessions N,lS ~. for printing stationery and news
paper advertising and $40 10 the Tammaas
Finance Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
,o 1upr.T OF A COUR7-MARTIAI.

Desnite the explanation on the part OF f. J. Az
r,-sor Denartment Commander G. A. H. as ~
,he rsnmanv campaign document which was CIR
crla,ed over his name, il was rumoreu yesee'uas
,bs, so,,e officers of Lafayette Post NO 49, had
,sLe, ac,,on In the matter. The report was 10 'n'
off, ,ha, Henry Il. Adams. commander OF Laias
.re pest and other members OF the same .,
M, hsd written to Commander Atkinson oe'na''u,
inc a., cxnanation threat ening cour'-far 'dI 1"u
Adjusting him not 10 attend post reception" 0
Will take MACE on Friday evening ID m
Toves,gation proves that these rumorhS ,c nav We're
,,-,,,a,le, IN fact and that the letters ,b eur
ss1, 20 ire commander simply expiesser. &c cam
,,,sa -, tbo writers al seeing DeiioO arne. hut
-, docnrocnt over the commahoer Natal or
NJ rnen,ion was made either or cour'-"''
the reception . oor,nander and the pres
en- sdtntsn. Of Lafayette Post was s, So r;dc-
ono YESTERDAY and pronounced re man A G.
Nous sccmraander Adams ana Snaa,d % threat
MIL he said would never nave ma afayette
o. corrmartisl because they kn0" ma a. 60 court
Pos could not even If II wisned ~ wbo viii un-
MARTA The department cornrnahuei, W tSrday'
doubfedv he present at the rccePo "rres,denf Har-
Idty,sy2t Rrown also said that ex- Ibid eave
rison would probably be present IL ne te and that
the PRESBYTERIAN msso., meeths III her NJ the pos
chsrncey N Depew who is fnetnce ese ~ the Yale
would also try 10 divide hls time p ..
dinner nd he Lafayette Post enter'ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
THE AUDTENCF-ROOM UNSAFE.

THE NETWORK CONFERENCE NOT TO MEET N
ST. JAMEs's CHVRCH-DR J. VI. KING WILL
ENTERTAIN THE METHODIsTs
The New-York conference OF the Methodist Eps-
ropal Church. which met AT Kingston y. Y. last
April accepted invitation from ~. Jamess
Methodist Episcopal Church. at One-hundred- and
tventy-sixth-st ana Madson-ave this city. TO hold
the next annual session in April. 1896 there. Re-
Gently the Building Department has declared the
audence-room OF the church architecturaly an
Unsafe place for holding meetings.
A meeting held yesterday al the Methodist
Book Concern Fifh-ave and Twentleth-st. by
any members OF the Conference for the purpose
~ reconsilering the invitation I'm view OF these
Alarming reports After prolonged discussion, not
u-ith-taniing the assurances OF the Rev. Dr. r. j.
HAYNES pastor OF ~. James's. that his church was
A safe building In which 10 hold the conference. II
vas deemed advisable to clrcel the engagement.
ami accept the invitation from the new Union
Methodist Episcopal Church, In Forty -eighth-st.
west OF Broadway. OF which the Rev. DR.. James
King IL pas.)r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
NATIONAL GUARD SURGEONS MEET

AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF THE HOS
PITA1. CORPS RECoMMENDED-TIIE MEM
BEERS PRESENT
The special committee OF National Guard Sur
geons which General Terry appointed on September
30 me, at the list Regiment armory yesterday.
Major Herman Bendell. surgeon OF the Third Bril-
sade. presided. The other members OF the commit
tee present we're Majors Daniel ". Stlnson. Eth
Regiment: f. T. T. Marsh. list Regiment; william
f. Spencer, 23i Regiment; John A. Cochran 18Th
Regiment; Frank l. Tetamore. 18th Regiment:
Walter z. Lambert. 18th Regiment; Bennett =
Reach 22d Regiment and Captain Arthur r. jar
rift 18th Regiment. By special invitation Surgeon
General Terry also present.
The various needs OF the medical department. OF
the Guard were discussed and several recon-
nendations were agreed upon. which VIII be en-
bodied in the report 20 the Surgeon General 10
was decided that no recommendation be made look
ing toward a reorganization OF the medical arm %
the Guard or the creation OF separate medical
corps. $500
In the matter Of hospital corps It was agreed that
IL would be we'll to recommend an increase IN the
number. Or. Bendel said II believe we Will have
a pero1 Of economy. In fact the recent election
was fought that line and while | have no DOUBT
that the State will give us what We absolutely
need We should be modest in our demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

MAGISTRATE MOTT COMES DOWN HARD OF
TWELVE YOUNG MEN

MAGISTRATE MOTT COMES DOWN HARD OF
TWELVE YOUNG MEN
Twelve young men. through inability 10 secure
bonds. practically sentenced 10 six months i'm
prlsonment each by Magistrate Mott. in Jefferson
Market Court yesterday for being dsorderiy per-
The prisoners were captured I'm the raid on
the White Elephant" pooroom kept by Philip
Black. at No. 532 Sixth-ave az 2:30 o'clock Sunday
morning. The proprietor and nineteen young men
were arrested, as the police said that crap game
was being conducted a billiard table In the
rear room. For lack OF proof the Magistrate dis
charged Harry Raymond John Schnapp, John
Gonchalfo Jacob Cooper. George Hart and James
Carter. Philip Black. the proprietor. waived eN-
animation and was held on the charge Of being
the proprietor OF gambling house. In $500 for trial
The other prisoners arraigned pleaded not guilty.
After the testimony had been taken Magistrate
Mott said. Il think that | will hold the prisoners
under bonds to keep the peace FOR one year II
they cannot produce bonds they will be committed
to the workhouse until such time as they can"
The lawyer for the defense showed the magistrai 10
that the sentence could not be for longer than SIX
months.
Well" said the magistrate as that Is the law
| can't hold them for a longer time They are held
I'm 500 bonds each keep the peace for sN months
The prisoners who were unable to turnlsh ponds
were William Porter Harry Seaman. George heene.
Charles Wilson, Frank O'Brien, Charles Mc0arthy'
Cassius Prescott. Edward Anderson. Frank W iison:
James Walker. James Williams ana Richard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
GETS THE EIGHTH-AVE. LINE
THE METROPOLITAN TRACTION COM
PANY's LATEST ACQUISITION.
A NINETY NINE YEARS LEASE AT GUARAN-
TEED INTEREST OF IS PER CENT ON
THE ENTIRE STOCK

NINETY NINE YEARS LEASE AT A GuARAN-
TEED INTEREST OF IS PER CENT ON
THE ENTIRE STOCK.
The Metropolitan Traction Company, |: was
learned excellent authority yesterday. has at
length succeeded in securing control of the Eighh-
Avenue Railroad by means OF ninty-nine years
lease at guaranteed interest Of Is per cent on the
entire stock With the exception OF the Third Ave-
nue. and the Madison Avenue lines. the Metropolitan
Company has finally added unto Itself all the main
surface railways OF the city, which II set out TO Sc
cure when the famous Broadway surface poodle
investigation showed how Jacob Sharp and the
Widener- Elkns- Kembe syndicate. OF Philadelphia
in bitter contest for the possession OF this Key
70 the surface railroad situation in this city
The plan OF buying a majority interest IN RAN
road, and then leaving 1t TO the one-horse Inc
known the Avenue G. Of which DAME ). Lamont
became president In 1883. 1t has evidently been I'M
possible carry in this Instance, owing 10 the
refusal Of George Law. president and principal own
er OF the Eighth Avenue Railroad. thus to fall an
easy victim TO the Me,ropolltan's desire.
The cable privilege OF the Broadway line enaoied
the Metropolitan Company. which had a mere ma
jority control TO lease the Broadway line with It's
Blocker and Twenty thrd-st. tenders 10 the Ave-
nue. c HE at per cent. and thus increase the
Avenue G line stock which II wholly Owned IRON,
$50 go to 100000 The cable privilege was granteu
by the Tammany Board OF Aldermen In NoNenlDeer
1850 when Richard Croker CITY chamberlain
and therefore member OF the Sinking fund Coin-
mission. - -, c.o 49,.
Since then the Metropolitan Traction company
has gradually absorbed cross,own and north ana
south lines The Eighth Avenue line has long peen
has finally consented 70 the - per cent annual
payment only under extreme pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
GIFTS From CHARLES r. ROTSS

Charles Broadway Rouss confirmed yesterday the
report that he recently gave $4,000 70 the NewYors
Association OF the Alumni OF the University OF
Virginia for the fund TO replace 5000 volumes OF
the university library recently destroyed by fire.
II am proud OF the University OF Virginia said
Mr. Rouss 10 a Tribune reporter yesterday al
though ! wasn't born in Virginia. am Mary
lander Soon after the fire Virginia minister
called upon me In quest OF contributions 20 the
fund for "A university library My contribution
TO the fund SIS co."
II was learned from trustworthy source yes
terday that Mr.. Rouss recently gave $500 To erect
the proposed monument 10 the memory Of the Con-
federatc dead of this city. The informant also
said that the who built the monument gave
s. 900 toward the monument fund and that the
trustees Of Mount Holly Cemetery had given a plot
I'm the cemetery Oh which the monument viii be
erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

At the regular meeting of the Bipts; ministers
Yesterday al 40 149 Fifth-ave. the Rev. Or. Robert
: Macarthur OF the Calvary Baptist Church.
told OF experiences OF his recent trip abroad. OF
the Hawaiian Islands. DR.. Macarthur said they
were the most beautiful country, with the best
climate in the world. He said President Dole was
a man OF remarkable ability and that the Hawaiian
Government was one OF the purest He said IL was
only a question of time when the Hawaiian Islands
would be annexed TO the United States. Tine
people OF Hawaii he added. want annexation.
but they first wish to show the world that they can
govern themselves. ! that the American
people will haul down the party which hauls down
the American flag" Or. Macarthur spoke also OF
China CeyOn. India and other countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
CROWDS HEAR the Music.

The Eden Musee crowded Sunday afternoon
and last evening when the Musee Orchestra re-
peated the musica. programme which II gave at the
wedding breakfast recently at Mrs Nanderbits.
Nearly every number was encored. Another tribute
has been paid TO this orchestra in It's engagement
for the Whitney wedding to-day The programme
TO be rendered has been carefully selected by Miss
Whitney with her fathers approval II differs
widely from the music at Mrs. Nanderb!lts and In
some respects 10 a more striking programme.
The regular afternoon and evening concerts are
becoming more popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
POSTUi STER DATTON RETURNS

Postmaster Dayton returned from Washington
yesterday where he had been to consult with POST
master Genera. Wilson and otner on'eiais regard
ing the proposed removal Of foreign NAL matter
no, intended FIR New-York direct from Quarantine
10 railroad stations FOR transmission TO other cities
First Assistant Posimasier-General Nelson Is ex-
necfel In fhIs cltV to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
TO RE TRIED FOR SWIvDLTNG.

Charles w Barring. alias II. II. Hart. was
charged In the Tombs Police Court. with swindiins
Isaac W Won Ieer. OF No ~ Pierrepont-st.
brooklyn out OF s,o fraudulent stock transsc-
tons Magistrate Kudch held him In default ot
SIS Ooo bail fOr trial Detective Mcknight. said In
Court yesterday that there IL reputable broker on
the stock Exchange named. II. II Hart who has
promised 70 assist the police IN the prosecution OK
The SPURIOUS Hart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
THE NEW PARK BOARD.
MAYOR sTRONGs ILLNESS CAUSES DELAY
IN SWEARING THE MEMBERS IN.
IT IS EXPECTED THAT THEY WILL TAKE THE
OATH OF OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AS TO THE PRESIDENCY.

OATH OF OFFICE Observation-Disclosures
AS TO THE PRESIDENCY.
Owing to Mayor s,rong's inability to go to the
City Hall yesterday account Of Illness the NJ"
Park Commissioners not sworn in as was III
tended The Mayor Obliged to forego MS en-
gagement with the Board OF Estimate TO ihspec'
the city institutions on Wards and BiacKwel
islands Saturday. because his 'o.d enemy ''o
rheumatism was troubling him. Although able 10
do a good days work his desk on SATURDAY 'i'e
weather was against the Mayor. and on sunday ne
suffered a recurrence of the familiar twinges. ne
had recovered sufficiently yesterday TO ieei "Ne
coming downtown. so he telephoned TO Secretary
Hedges postponng the ceremony OF swearing IN MS
appointees Of the Park Board until to-day
Colonel s. V. r. Cruger. William A. stiles ex-
Mayor Smith Ely and Samuel Mcmillan. the newly
appointed members OF the Park Board. appeared
at the Mayors office yesterday morning ready
take the oath OF office but. learning OF Coiohei
Strong's indlsposition they departed with the I'M
derstanding that they should present themselves
had a shor, consultation before leaving the Mayor
Office relating to the general conduct Of the De
say as to which one OF the four 10 likely to become
the president Of the Board, i was the impression
practically agreed upon for the only saarled p.ace
After being sworn in to-day, the Commlsssione,fS
will probably arrange to hold their first meeting 20
journed .
terday. far could be learned. relating 10 me
Boards future policy. the opinion was frequeni.y
expressed that the Tammany "holdOvers on the
Park Departments payroll will have 10 go
Mr.. Stiles. who has also been warmly urged i9r
the presidency OF the Board. account OF his
expert knowledge Of the questions which must DC,
cupy It's members, said yesterday that he should
urge that a topogra ph.ca survey of the new parks
In the upper part of the city be made at once: ne
favors their immediate Improvement MI. stiles
also advocates the rapid completion and opening or
the brea thing spots downtown.
Controller Fitch also suffered from slight at
tack OF govt yesterday. which confined him 10
his house He will probably be able to come down
TO the Finance Department to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
SWISS NAH ASSOCIATION IFcohT""A ~.

meeting OF the Swiss Americans wac uben an
day evening at No. GO East fou' ,ha ..swIss
Application was signed for cnNl, , c,arter mem
ss S Asso'a'ca directors for the hrs year Dr.
JSh s We're Ted ssF' Maurice L. MuheT ns ''Sa
Feierabend, Fritz Hirschy' Ar"% ,lsuar Henry J..
Hurnann Pacihso Dsry tenn Emil Ahdeesg EdTaTd
Laudolt Rudolph SPEECH I'irich schlappi. WEI WEI
IEpssnier. Adophe Brynssrw JPnn Brock The
Berlinser Emil Bosohart s smd han as PLACE o.
stn and for ana de other sOclaOe
musical beAevo!eat shoou"s
eoc.etieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
JARvIs-coNKL1N ASSETS TO BE SOLD.

ruaga Iacombe in the United states Circuit court
Yesterday granted an order authorizing ROLAND H.
Conklin anc Joseph c. Willets. as receivers OF '"e
Tarv,s-C onkln Mortgage Trust Company, OF hahsds
CITY Mo- 10 sell at public auction, on DeceihOeI 10
next at No. s. Liberty-st al the assets % u,
ia corL,,, Marriage Trust Company, including
bonds MORTGAGES stocks, accounts and DIS recei'-
bIe for the benefit OF creditors. The order Is grant
Cd on the ground that termination OF NE IeSi,ors
bin v hest subserVe the interests OF the cIeul'oIs
corr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

for $50 900 a year. Several Tanmany Aldermen adj
yocated the motion to restore the allowance. on
the Republican side Messrs. Goodman, Ware and
Others spoke for retrenchment.
Alderman Brown moved to lay the matter over
for one week II carried by vote of II 10 IL.
Aldermen Schilling and Dryer OBrien men, and
Randall, Republican. voted with the Tammany men
for Browns motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES TO BE ISSUED

RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES TO BE ISSUED
Judge Lacombe. in the United states circuit Co''
yesterday handed down a decision In the actlo" -
Charles Fletcher and others against the barney
Peak Tin Mining, Milling and Manufacturing IN ~
pany. OF Colorado. authorizing the ISSUANCE VI are
ceIyers' certificates The receivers certificates ar
TO bear interest not to exceed per cent per ah"'
and 10 be negotiated at not less than par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
JORy KEyNEDr THE sUTcTDEs NIME.

THE man who was found drowned near Harlem
Bridge on Sunday was Identified at the Bellevue
Hospital Morgue yesterday John Kennedy. OF No
. 2eo ola broadway The Identification was made
by his wife VINO said that he urder treatment
for dellrium tremens at the Harlem Hospital and
that ne escaped last Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suDreroe court-GeneraI Term-Betore Van Brsat p j.
Foett and Parker JJ.-Nos 90 's o. 100 o. o. -
%, - ~ Coar-chameers- Lawrence J.cour
m MS'a9 GSlePsfI ias
Law and fact: Case on NO 1901 ARMOUR w. '"''
IS su pss TrmPar' 5 NBffSrs E Eas
;,o@bsnv on 30 day calendar. -, n...-.
Cunt open al -Before Andrews Causes to be
sent Grl fTT" c @S eqre De-hman causes to
be Part III f91 tTe c4fs eaeh 1904
&c. UF'g as7, i47os 72 2ssi Gal e4@ 2a'' Seoi7
800 CH $50 onr1Part IV-Adjourned until Monday No
's snasIo 10 cou-specal TrmBefoTe Freedman j.
Mo- a. o., cto;urtEEquty Tern--Before McAdam j
Elevated R r. cases. Lear Lear Pa, Re,,re s.srwlck
Superior C i,.c sls si. ol6 SOS los clear
superior Courtrrial m-Iart IL hes H A
JsHner,oT o." conrtrai TermPart l-Gefoe Dusro
Nos @'s o' ctourtchsmbers Before Arnold. sMo
ton calendar called at 1919 " T 10. Re-
r es1nS MAY and Elz49e' . NJ 81 s,usT at
10 s,sgr a. courtTria Term-Before Fitzgerald -
No 6sy pieasspeciai TerBefore Eoosaver j
Va i Amberg Coll Clear ,,.... nal. r ,,.
Ss s and FSSF 1S. j. $50
Sos s 1870 o$S o il 100 i2S S D, i slo S a
1853 $as IA "a lts sse T Snan isbc ' ' w. ''
s9 no ' Pieas-Tra Term-Parts II and 1II-Adioarnei
for c 19 TemBefore Boy Court opens
10 cdmr MTlianf rerm-Part Befo. Van WEI
CITY d lS7a 81 s go 1911 494 49, 81 s 4 !S
ss IS: 80 SO 1909 81 81 4ls cssr CONTAIN
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11as' 1851 unfinished
REFEREES APPOINTED.
! Supreme Court
Bv Lawrence, J.
| 1870. =, ronewood.a ve.-Cieorge II. Hart
| Mater ~ Bell-Tryon fIaSef. ,,
| o., W. Hackett-Emanuel BumenSueI
| Common Pleas.
| by Pryor. J.
| nj. &c p.d-Charies A. Runlt
| n satt.r OF Malloy-samuel H. f"ul.
| BY Glegerich. J.
| 49,, ys u,sgins-Arthur d. Williams
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
| Supreme Court
Py Lawrence. J.
Iona, We'll vs. Harris s,snoeTsu J. Mess Shank.
| manuel J. Trum We. william lhp"isoh-'a'"''s ''
| Common Pleas.
| ~ Pryor j.
| ,,., r,rus,n vs. Sarah Cohen-Mchell Levy
| mo err cORDAGE COMPANY RECEIVERS.
7, the United States Circuit Court YESTERDAY
~ -" rocou,be granted the petition OF James r
Jus I'm and John j. Wysong trustees under the
r., - Iohn r. Marshall, for leave to sue EDWARD
! WIN - - and George W Lopez. as receivers OF
| ~ =, ,aI rordaee Company. 10 secure $1,000 OF
| inc -,or,gage because of default IN the pay
po,u he principal which became que on "a % se9
t,fslh nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

Cordage Company. and delivered to the Nau nnrt
Cordage Company July "a. 1893. subject 10 NV
gage OF $4,000. held by the petitioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

Judge Parker Of the Federal Court. western
ristric, NJ Arkansas was vndicated In a handsome
manner when Justice Brown dismissed the appeal
OF Weber Isaacs. an Indian. convicted of the muir
der OF white man in the Indian Territory ana sen;
fenced by Judge Parker 10 be hanged. His counsei
Sci up Six errors in the proceedings wnich. Jus,
flee Brown said were untenable and frivolous
The Judgment therefore affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

In the case OF Som Brothers against Danlel
Magone Collector of the Port OF New-HorK' Chiei
Justice Fuller reafirmed the decision Of the Court
IN The case Of Robertson against Soloman d3o L.
81 announced by Justice Bradley, that beans LOT
customs purposes vegetables liable 70 GUY
ard not seeds entitled free admission Inc JUG
ment in favor of the Government was ainrmed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

The call FOR Tuesday November y, will be as io
lows: Nos $50 il3. land and 9So)' D. DO 90 81
r. 70 and "A.