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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
co,.Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme cour.-Genera TeTm r,o yas n,,,, j.
court opens at 1870 m. Motion calendar called Al
sa a. m cour-spccai Term-Par nstoFe Bsekmsn
J"iaw ana fact. Nos 1853. is;2 iSs2 ~. ists
So l aSs s i $50 ises iso7 iso, 1850 1907 1901
spr.m as cou9,"spsciai T.rm-Par, IAajourned until
M snsrsm. .T cour,-specal rer-Pari IBetos
ceu, coai,raTi -Beiore Paterson. CAUSES to s'
sen cre an" cd ra a -Beere Causes to be
'' Circuit '[ gs f. ssrfA 81, s ii! III:
2ss ;s s ~, is s, ? al. : s.,s ;s 81. g t $50
a as9S, s siss' 2ios 2iSs CAS- unnni.hea b.
circuit ;s eo Psl, III ~ ii 6 Hai''"
superior Court Special TsrmndnS,sSs,sss pus0'
Ee scv Ter Me,rysn fies-a Rail
Superb TEN -, r'r - iE etf,1 '''''
Mosi 80 Tp,-TrisI Terrn-part BEFORE Frc.drrau
Pase on. 30 ie72 Drgss IS Mayor etc No Gay
saps4or cour-Tra rerrnPat, ni-BefoFe MeAa"n
10 con-, chambers Before Arnold 80 p9a
VII . Msry p r Ha5enF~ Anne S sins Thomas T. av,
simon piaS'rk Eassr Hend'T I,n a, W psmfaeh Al
? s M cour,-Trlai Term Before IIssrad S
Common fieas-speciai TeFT-Iiefo, pay; - NO
a. n pleas~t;cneral Tcrn-Adourncd for the term
common Plea. Trial re,mc FAY ,g1 *. M 80
Sa a 100 a2si 81 1918 2cs 1857 1892 Case
Common reasrral TermIAr'' Il and iii-Aa'onTnei
y" , W., Special Before F'zsimons Motions
80 r,nr,- Trial TermPart I-Hefofe Ehtllrh. g
- az i,,s 80 G2l. 1856 l32s l.ts Sl.. lZap
asot ~, isS 800 i24i. 1908. FOL lSll t'I MI
is1a iseo 1871 i822 i225 1928 1897 6os 1873 Case
ti,y o'ir,- Trial Ternn-Part Ii-Before Van Wyek
~, ,tes 1871 1850 1880 ilGi. llh0. l2@3. l21 1l5S.
i25s 40 27i0 o65 1895 902 i7l s"7 i62 1901. lsss
iasg iago l3i7 1920 5i3 1854 1871 lOSl l2sS. l29a.
az i3Ss g2s 1861 Case unfinished
CITY Court-Tri,l Term-part IiI.bcfor, 'onlsn. 80
MOI $50 262s IIsS. 3O26. s76 262S. 1893 1919.
,i23l i3Gs no ill5. 1ilG 27li 1919 l2l, 80. ls8.
i1TS 3o7 loss I'LL Ii22 ioii 1898 1864. 1868 1852.
ic7i unfinished
C,,v Court-Trial Tcrn-Phrt -Beforc Me- srihy.
ebri causes 300 3l46 27G 1921. 3GG 1884 2i,9 1000.
32s2 3212 3)l2. Equity case, NO 100 ''eaf'
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Van Brunt. L. J.
Warfelnan vs. AcKeon-John +. Ward
by Patterson j.
p,vlev Va Padelford-Iia milton odel.
DoIen vs. Wu.nsch-Gcorge G. Holt
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Bv Van Brunt r. J
Anna G Holbrook Thomas Chalmtrs-The STATE
Trust Company. -. ,,.,,, >.,-,-,
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TIE COURTS.
MR.. DEPEw's TESTIMONY SAVED HE
FRIEND.

The trial Of Henry Lionel Brown. OF NO ~ "eS.
Ninety-eighth-st.. charged with having I'ee,eu
2, 600 hostage stamps alleged to have oeen s'o,e"
from the vaults OF the Government bureau Vi r"
craving at Washington. was resumed !eae'-'s
sarra Iudoe Brown I'm the United states circuit
Court. g. ,... T.,
Chauncey NJ Depew was the hrst Witness /"
answer to questions. he said:
81 was born in PeekskiL have known '"e "e
PENDANT from his infancy ana nave N''om" W.
., =, hts family on both sides. They are
among the most respectable families III 'he coup 1
try The young mans general chaIao.r - 80,
IL anrIied 10 me six months ago LOT employ 1len.
inquired into his references ana place. ms knnw
,n,ch Of his character during the last Two OF 'lee
years .,a, 90 tho good character
., he defendant The jury. after twenty minutes
de,iberaton returned verdict OF no, kus' a,,n
,ba nrisoner was discharged. His young Wne, VINO
had occupied a seat by the side OF the deiehnaht
during the two days trial; became hys'iI'ca, i
the verdict was ANNOUNCED anu "au ~ " ~
from the courtroom by friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
. FINE STEAMER FOR EASTERN SERVTCE

The second twln-screw steamer Dnilt for the East
ern service Of the North German Lloyd steamship
Company by the Arm OF r. Schchau' IN pah@s
Germany the Prime Heinrich. left Bremen on her
a., ,r,n 20 China on January last. The Prinz
Heinrich is a sister vessel Of the Prinzregent iuit
pold. built by the same Arm. and now running on the
Eastern line OF the North German Lloyd Company
ON her trial trip the steamer attained the aver
age speed Of III knots She is 81 40" tons capacity
40 feet long SO feet beam and 8 feet deep The
,,.,,, u.,r,ich ,ook on her first trip the Duke and
Duchess John Albrecht. of Mecklcnburg -Schwer n.
prince Schonburg- Waderburg and Count hochberg,
who booked on this steamer AS FAR as ,ey'oh !ot a
,rin through India. The rocco style OF decoration
in use on the other express steamers OF the North
H.rn,an I,loyd Steamship Company has been ahan-
donet on the Prinz Heinrich and Prnzregeni Luit.
nod FOR the modern English style OF decoration OF
he saloon and interior In general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
MEETING or REPUBLICIN EDITORS

WHAT WILL Pc DONE on THE FIRST DAY OF
THEIR SECOND ANIMAL CONVENTION
The meeting Of the Republican Editorial Asocia-
ton OF the State Of New-York. which will be held
in this city to-day and tomorrow. promises to be
OF much importance and the committee having the
meeting In charge has made a programme, IN
which business and pleasure are happily blended
The order for to-day Is As follows:
II a. m.-Openlng session In the FIRM Avenue
Hotel. Remarks by John \. Sleicher. presldeiit OIL
the Association. Report Of Secretary A. d. Bun
nell and miscellaneous business $500. ..
2 o. m-Convention reassembles at Fifth Avenue
Hotel for the discussion Of practical topics -
10 3 r. m.-Recepton at the Union League 'iup.
S .. m-Visit to Roster & Balls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
NOTES FROM THE STANDARD.

(a) Castles DO 2: G. P--Q 4 gives good attack
% The text does not seem 10 be a commendaole
deviation from the usual defence unlers Black can castle
on the Qs side would be too dangerous. espe-
cally after having played PQ Il g. and the . kt open to
be attacked.
(cD Forced lie cannot castle q II because OF IL
O-K7 II l2. PIX Il 3: 13 B-R I. and " IL. 10 kt'
II OK 1t T. II. .Kt-B3 would BE- answered win
- Oh g. M, 49,
ID Mieses probably did expect this move The sac
rNce ms - sound White get Ia" pawns for tho
piece. Anyhow tempting and worth trying
Obviously the Il cannot be taken.
1e, II ne had played p. Black could withdraw
the and thus Challenge the q.
IN Loss OF time P-Q T. with the object OF getting
the O X into play Il TO q ii was better. II Will
be seen White pres this manoeuyre now with -
P-Q Kt T. a., -.
(eI This advance cOnipes Black 70 give up the piece
He cannot proceed now 70 because OF 20 P-B D. Xxx
=. n K \ Il. q X. - R-k Is winning the q He
has therefore. nothing better han 70 "a -kt a.
N, K-B3 t. b. followed by PIX Kf Is preferable.
ID II is doubtful whether he has now any winning
chances. -, - .
play RK ~ 9. as TO &c, passed pawn with ~
p-Kt 4.
OK wen played 40. r. y I would lose.
ID good anything else. as the game could not be
won mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
THEY NAY WATER SECOyD-AV We. LIVE STOCK

II was reported yesterday that the syndicate In
which j. e. W. Selignan a. CO are Intel esied. and
which viii soon purchase the Second-ave. surface
line would have to pay only about N,5OOoo to OBJ
tain control OF 1t. The present stock amounts 10
a s62o 900; bonds outstanding amount TO M,slO@O.
rhe ,ast annual report showed gross receipts or
81 on 40 and this permitted dividend OF AZ per
conf with surplus of 50 900 The stock has recently
been selling on the market at l5O The syndicate,
# is said will increase the capital stock TO $500
600 Bonds to the amour; Of S9,5O0Go Will be issued.
IF which s2OOOO VIII be FOR the change Of motive
mower. OF the s7,5OOVO first consolidated mortgage
bonds AgG00O viii be used to retire the ola com
pany's bonds; sl,5OO0Oo VIII remain In the treasury
for improvements and 100000 VIII be sold. ara
ali this viii BE- done an outlay or Sl,5Vv,.Vo
one would think the syndicate wouiu 'an nt q,
warning from the Brooklyn trolley Ihes. II ~
largely on account of the watered STOCK OF .ne
trolley lines that all the trouble has been causel
there by the strike. The amount ot stock ssueS ~
so large that the trolley lines cannot pay thslr
men more money and also pay the DIVIDENDS
Watered stock Always causes great dsal or tyu uo
bic 10 many peope. and the syndicate snoud TAKE
warning by the disastrous effects OF 1t In brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
THE ANTT-PLATT SENTIMENT
ARRANGING FOR PUBLIC EXPRESSION
OF IT

COMMITTEES OF REFORM ORGANIZATIONS PER-
rrcTrNG PLANS FOR BIG MEETINGS.
There was a wel-attended meeting Of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Committee OF seventy at the
rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday AFTER
noon Joseph I.arocque presided, and Jonn r faufe
was the secretary. The other members OF the com
mittee present were General Horace Porter rrederc
Taylor Cornelius Vanderbilt. G. l.. Reeves w. d.
Hornblower James Speyer Charles c. Beaman, Gus
tav n Schwab simon Sterne Peter B. Oiney John
y. Townsend ". Travers Jerome. l.. L. Deahe.d.
I 7 Callahan w H. Roome j. p. Archibald ana
Or p. II Derby.
They talked for nearly hour about plans Tor
mass-meetings to give popular expression 70 'he
anti Plat sentiment in the city: about the attitude
OF Mayor Strong and about the pans for defeating
the Lexow bills for police reorganization. Al the
close OF the meeting the following resolution was
passed unanimously:
Resolved That the subcommittee appointed Janu.
s s5gles IN arousns and directing public opinion
against the bills now pending in the state senate 10
rsGrs9z a ts ss O To be datei By
% committee FOR the P@po 20 pr Ss aa n
connection with other bodies for holding mass -
oronize The Police Department in this city, and to
advocate the passage Of proper legislation OF '"'s
subject,
Simon sterne. Gustav II. schwab Peter b. oney
and John F. Townsend. OF the subcommittee APP
Of r. Fulton Cutting where representatives, ot ''e
CIV cub the Good Government clubs ard OF the
city Vigilance League were having conference
The result OF the joint conference was not an
nounced but II was said that there was no oouo'
that the wished for union OF the various refor" or
qanizaton. In the city In opposition to the schemes
y, Mr. P,att had been accomplished. IL hao zee"
desired some OF the men at the conference s,"'
have mass-meetings in Harlem. at Music hai. anu
n, Cooper Union before the close OF TINS Wees ou.
II was probable that the meetings would De de'ayen
until the middle OF next week
The subcommittee appointed by the to mmi.,
zee OF seventy the City Club the CounciI OF uova
t;overurncnt clubs and the city Nig ance
win power 10 act for their organzsuons ,ha civ
inV a mnss-meeting. last night met al lns ~. 49,
Glib ard decided to make the nrst lemo Ia1 on
n, coonsr Union at "a date 10 be ANNOUNCED sop,'
II IS expected that these organizations VIII oe rhe
.,rsd With a plan for police legislation ,nd, w
Ionic have reason TO demand as result VI ens
recent Investigation The committee l1r tne . a,
Covnrninent club Council was appoin,eu at "
n.eting Of the council held last Wednesna' es ,
Inc ana is as follows. Horace y. Deming. Arthur
n E,lv clarence G. Puel. Isaac H. hielh' ileo-e
Tucker and J Augustus Johnson. -. ~.
The Cty club will hold a speclai neei,'s az s M,
clubhouse on Saturday evening 10 discuss the Su'
ject of police reorganization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
Urged TO RESUME "o"h'

ADVICE OF JAMES Il. REh Noi'pS VIM
vEsTIGATED THE SUBJECT Tlofo' "f'"'
THE RELIEF BUREAU CLOSED.
James H. Reynolds. of the InFersny Se'''e'' ~.
Society has been laboring earnestly Win the s''n
inc c.oakmakers TO induce them 10 return 10 worn
He has Appealed with great zeal ana energy u IN
manufacturers to take back the strikers ana 10 'e
strikers 20 90 back. Many oil t"r manu-" gu g >
-, % t,l,. hack the strikers. Few at a
time as business improves.
The relief bureau has been closed. OWING 10 VAR,
ors circumstances it was impossible to keep Ii open
longer. About 800 OF the striking eioakhaher' nav
oh,,ln.d some relief by working on the streets III
r,,or ,r,,b the street C,eanine Department
The suffering among the strikers is not how SO IN
- .s II was A few weeks ago 1901 MI. hes
Ia ia convinced after thorough iVestisa' ~. VI
the subject. that 1t Is bes; ior tn ~ The manu-
facturers - 49,. ,,ra.C.h devoted friend Of
M. I;noLo~s and his advice TO them is Tor their
own good. He will address the onorrow after,
noon AZ o clock, and urge them 10 30 oae" " WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
To Talk ABOUT YOUNG SOLDIERS

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEETING At 'Ah-
xrGIE HALL To DISCUSS MILITARY ~
srRucTIoH ~ TIE scHooLs-PRoMi-
NENT MEN TO BE PRESENT
The meeting which will take place IN rarhes'e
Hall on January g. at which the subject OF ml''a'y
instruction in schools and colleges Will he discussed
,,o,,.es 70 be one OF unusual interest Governor
Morton. attended Ivy his STAFF, Will be present ana
will preside The following Governors are expected
IN be present each accompanied by his military
staff CONN. OF Connecticut Brown Hhone isianr
Hastings Pennsylvania, Werts. Ne~-Jersey' WOOD
hurry Vermont and Greenhalge. Massachusetts.
Exl,overnors Beaver OF Pennsylvania sawyer
~ N.w-Hampshire. Lounsbury. OF Connecticut ana
Russell Of Massachusetts. have also accepted 'hF'
Chauncey VI Depew will speak Other speaker
viii he Joseph II Choate John ;. Wlcr. "ehe'a
Nelson A. Miles, and General wager Sw"yW -, .
Tickets FOR III. meeting. which VIII De unier t,e
ausnlces OF Lafayette Post. No 40. g a X NAY
ie procured from T. \. Whitfield at Tinany * o. .
James ". Miller. No. I'D Broadway anu a' O"'
n.y Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
MYSTICAL AFTERNOON Ar cHIcEERIxG NAIL

The fourth musical afternoon given by 'nicker-
Ing & sons A, their hall. Fifih-ave ana eighteenth
St. took place on Tuesday afternoon. Ihe auH'e"''
as usual was a large and appreclative one. Many
a,,lca,ions could not be attended To FOR want ot
seats and Messrs. Chickerng sons VIII enieaVor
10 accommodate all at the nth musical afternoon
taking place on Tuesday. February % when Nine
Fugenie de ROcte VIII give a piano recital
The artists appearing on TUESDAY we're MISS
Fanny Richter plano. and Albert g. Inles' Tenor
vIss Richter who has been studying with Eugene
A. Albert Tor four years made her debut In Boston
in the spring Of s3. playing with orchestra under
The direction OF Mr. Lang. Mr. Thies SANG several
Gorrnan songs. Both artists were well received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
.r,.cguryr AGAINST THE FILTER TRrSE

Dcputy-sherir Carraher has received an attach
-,ent for 1916 against the New-fork FILTER COM
many known as the Filter Trust. OF New l0'N'
Newark and Chicago In FAVOR OF Corie"' n'''o,
g. r,derhlu. for balance due for merchandise anu
- On ncte Of the company. TIE Attachment
w.s granted on the ground that IL Is New-JetseS
Corporation The office is at No 10 bro4I~Ay nS S,.
nora,ed three years ago. with n capital stoch ~
81 10000 and absorbed five comganss IN oVs ,t n
niant OF filters for the city OF NewOreans; o Ss
:, Is s,id the city refused TO pay for H. ana ,ns
company brought suit few months ago " 0o"S''
claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
erpryss ua7yyEEs rOR WOMEN.

Garrett T. Scrviss will end hts engagement at
ST James Lecture Hall this week. lie VIII be
heard every night, and at TWO matlhceS h'e"pe'
especially for the convenience Of women. The hrs'
Of these matinees will take place this morning at
II o'clock when the mysteries Of astrooyy VIII
be Illustrated and explained on Saturday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock Mr.. Seryiss's beautifully nus,
trated lecture the Alps VIII Dc presented AT
ST. James Hall for the last tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
T4UN1NY PRIMARIES POSJPONED

To RE PIT OFF UNTIL AFTER THE REAPPoRTIoN-
ME:Nr OF THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
Al a meeting OF the Committee on OrganiIa''on
y, Tammany Hail. held at the Wgwam last h'sh..
u was determined not 10 hold the primaries u"s
after June when the new reapporuohrnen' u W"
c,,v shall have been decided on by the Board VI
,,darr,er President Martin introduced the resp
,u,,on nroposed by the Executive Committee "nC ,
Nh mai during the earlier part OF the dal po11v
,nnins- the primaries. II was carried Unanimously
~ ourke Cochran was not present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
FAST TEOTTEhS TO BB SOLD.

William Corbit the successful breeder OF tro'ters
at San Mateo. Cal. has selected twenty-five head
OF fast youngsters OF partly developed speed the
get Of Guy Wilkes and Sable Wilkes. for shipment
TO this city in March. to be sold at Peter l. mel
logg & Co s sale AZ Madison Square Garden: rev
breeding establishments have turned out as nign
class Of Grand Circuit winning material for some
years as has come from San Mateo Mr.. Corbitt
did ship any horses from California 10 the sale
last spring. but consigned six head from his East
ern trotting stable for which the Messrs Kellogg
obtained an average OF s2203 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
cUrgRFUL AND QUICK LUNCHEON.

new and attractive "quick-lunch room Tor
men and women was opened yesterday IN 'he nrS'
floor Of tho Morse Budding. Nos. 40 and li2 Mas
.au-s, IL is known by the cheerful name or
"Iaurhlln's" The grill-room products will be a
sneclalty Neatness and cleanliness are assured
o,alites III everything dispensed The place Will be
omen day and night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
EprscOPALIANs on SUNDAY OPENING
THE CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY TO FIGHT
THE CHANGE OF LAw-DR BRIDGMAN
on TILE BROOKLYN STRIKE.


The thirteenth annual meeting of the Church
Temperance Society he'd yesterday at the
Church Mission House. Fourth-ave. and Twenty
eecond-st. The first session was begun at lOO a.
H. with the Rev. DR.. II. Y Saterlee. rector OF Cal
vary Church. in the chair The general secretary.
Robert Graham. began his report by giving the
reasons why the society established In 1881
He then traced It's history and work. and mentioned
its four lines Of work. prevention. counteraction
restrictive legislation and personal rescue.
Under the fourth heading Mr. Graham said: New
York. every will be ready 10 confess
has been a hard fed. Good laws are difficult to
pass and impossible to execute. These twelve years
have therefore been. as far a legislation Is con-
cerned. like leading foriorn hope. The first urgent
question for 1895 Is that OF opening the saloon on
Sunday For ten years We. with others have sue
cessfu.ly opposed such opening. and will continue
10 follow the same II the crowd OF urgent
matters ripe for legislation will allow hope again
to introduce a restrictive biz: II not. can wait
and attend to the fuller enforcement OF existing
law under better Excise Board
The Rev. Dr. II. Y Satterlee was Reelected
chairman of the Executive Board. Irving Grinnell
,-aasurer and Robert Graham general secretary.
u,n. Woman's Auxiliary elected these officers
president Mrs Robert y. Potter; treasurer. Mrs
ch.r,ss Townsend; corresponding secretary Miss
n N Ese,lowes and recording secretary. Mise H. X
Graham , ...,.u
Rshop Potter presided at the afternoon session
"a ,ntroauced the Rev DR.. c. Dewitt Bridgman
- uo,,, rr,r,tv Church Harlem. who onered this
resolution 80. ,,s, ~.
Resolved That this society protests agaihst, en-
proposed change and Will resist inc a''eihp' VI ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
.p1yVlJS on THE MAJESTIC.

A., an tho White Star steamer Majestic, from Liver
nool. were Mrs j. Coleman Drayton. George punsan
H W. Bowen. United States Consul al na1,
ceona: Colonel Ralph Allen + Il H Rnnra f hY,r
g, Mrs i Forbes feith. the Rev I mares
StepSen. Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm Tree ana sut'or
Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
THE HOME CLUB AGAINST PLATr.

The Home Club gave expression TO its anti-Paa
sentiment on Tuesday evening. when specia
meeting OF the club he'd at No. l.i5o Second
ave Resolutions were passed denouncing the POSI-
,ion took by Edward Lauterbach In his speech AT
the Republican County Convention or ias' iAurs-
dsy night and declaring that the election OF ny.
Touteroach as permanent chairman OF the conVen-
a would be unWlSp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
Dr.. lyons Perfect Tooth Po !'a.1 u.
49, Thoroughly cleanses the teeth and
:: ; G.; e.; :: :::':


Inference is drawn that the pharmacists. and not
the lecturer are 70 blame for the change or pro-
gramme. The ex-senator was invited to lecture
before he made his famous attempt at vindicatlon
Sefore the Lexow Committee. and 1t Is supposed
that the reluctant postponement' Is simply an
echo OF tho would-be viadicaon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
Ex.sExAron RoEscns LgCrrRE "posrpoyE >

The College OF Pharmacy OF the City Of New
York arranges annually for a lecture on phsrma-
ceutical Jurisprudence The lecture this year was
advertised to be delivered on January q. at tho
college, and the lecturer was to be ex-senator
George r. Roesch. The members Of the Alumni
Association received notice on Tuesday that the
lecture had been reluctantly postponed. and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. Jan 23-The day call OF the su-
meme Court for Thursday. January a. VIII De
as follows: Nos H. 10 (and IA. lI5 AM 100 l"'
I7s l19 ls0 ISL land 1872, ~. ~ anu 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

WILL DR. c. s. ROBIySOS'S CHURCH BE SOLDf
The Bowery Savings Bank yesterday filed Is
pendens against the property OF the New-York
Presbyterian Church. at Seventh-ave and One-hun-
dred-an twenty eighth-st, in proceedings for the
foreclosure Of mortgage OF 100000, made by the
church on August 1881, to run five years and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
NIESES HAS 4 GOOD LEAD

THE PARIS CHESS MATCH AN EXHIBITION OF
FINE END PLAY.
Paris Jan % (SpeciaD.-Mieses scored the ninth
game Of the chess match at the Cafe de la Re
gence which Janowsk opened with Ruy Lopez
after sixty-fve moves to-day. 1t appears that
Mieses who defended with 3..P-Q X .. got the
best OF the argument by fine play IN the end
game stage OF the contest The score now reaas:
Mieses, 5; Janowski. 3; draw, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

posslbla aid In advancing Business administration
and reform in municipal government .,, l.,
dorse the election district pan. and VIII az an
times and by all means within our power oppose
ALI attempts at bosSism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

Substitution is a Growing Evil


the sell something "a says
tt HeAeci
or
lose valuable 1t wbaneshke sighted po0y anu
To opmhf and untn article "'
medical profession Tor twenty
rawclasu
and been duplicate"
alone the chaens friend because they like "" ~
plum and r, taking
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