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New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
s4LE or PROPERTY NEAR BRoiDwAN

The Broadway Improvement Company' Whi'h i
conucced OF members of the Roosevelt family. mas
nUrch1qed through T. H. Ludlow = &C.. from the
heirs Of lward Kermit the westerly portion IN
East Fourtcenth-st.. 2jXl00 OF the Domestic sewing
Machine C5mpanys building. for SlH,vl The buiia-
ing Of The Domestic Sewing Machine Company was
erected on leased groun1-the southwest corner OF
firoalway and Fourteenth-st.-whichb beloHseI 10
James A. Roosevelt ana the parcel just sold to I'd
ward Kermit. when the company failed the DuiId-
irg reverted to III" lessons. The hfoad"ay IN
pioVoment Company has been negotiating Tor thc
parcel for some time. II now owns INC Whole
book front. 2i9 feet the west side OF broau~hy.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS. s'ith Il
frontage on FOurtecnth-st Of i9y feet ana on
Thirtoenth-st Of i23 feet Inches The price given
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
DISTINCTLY 4 COURT DUTY.
MAGISTRATE CRANE DIsAPPROvEs THE PRACTICE
OF POLICEMEN FILLING OUT WARRANTS

MAGISTRATE CRANE DIsAPPROVEs THE PRACTICE
OF POLICEMEN FILLING OUT WARRANTS
Detective Daniel Redner and another detective
from Police Headquarters appeared before MaS!s-
trate Crane in the Yorkve Police Court yester-
day. and asked him to sign two warrants for the
arrest o. a woman who, they alleged kept disor-
derly fiat Before presenting the papers to be
signed the detectives went to the clerks desk ana
stamped the papers with the seal OF the court. on
taking the warrants, Magistrate Crane asked the
men where they had received the papers. Ihey
told the Court that the documents had been made
out at Policc Headquarters.
Magistrate Crane then expressed himself mos
cmphatcaly against the practice OF the police
drawing up warrants on blanks obtained at the
courts and presenting them for the Magistrates
signature II am not going TO sign warrants said
Magistrate Crane. without Rearing the evidence IN
The cases. BY = doing | migh; lay myself iiaDie
to heavy damages" .
After hearing the detectives story MAGISTRATE
Crane refused TO issue warrant in the case pre-
sente1.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
~ tCTpEys SEFNING DIVORCE.

Mss Irene Perry. who is playing the part O. Mary
Vanderbilt Lamb in 'EXce.si0r. Jr.." at the olympia
Theatre has brought suii for divorce against htr
husband Albert Weber The suit was brought on
o.,ohor 9S through her attorneys, Howe K Hum
mel and the permission OF the Court has been
obtained To serve notice on the defendant h. pub
Nc.t!or as he is said 10 be II The West. whore he
cannot be reached for persona servcc Miss Pe:yy
Was married TO Mr. Webo. Ia Ph.lade paia settrll
var. ago at a time when Inc playing thcfe
with the M,Caull Opera Company. After her
marriage snc icft the stare. and II o1.N lately
,hrt she returned 10 H. She ieft her husband scv-
eral months ago and went abroad. Mr.. Wcner has
a considerable interest IN the Weber Piano Com
her n several club.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
BENEFICTORS' DAY ~ STIN1ON-ST.
BISHOP POTTER SPEAKS AT THE PEo-cATHEDRAL
How THE EAST SIDE MISSION HAS
BEEN SUPPORTED

Bishop Potter spoke yesterday afternoon IN the
chapel Of the proCathedrai. at No. 3j S'anloA-st,
where he assed more than four weeks OF his time
last summer and in the OF his address. told
his hearers of some Of the observations he had made
during his stay among the people of the Old Tenth
Ward. within the territory of which the Stanton
stree; Mission is situated The occasion was the
celebration Of "Benefactors' Day 4 festival pc
cul!ar to the East Side mission.
Upon this day each year The Bishop Is accustomed
TO ask h.s friends who have lent nnancia. or per-
soma. all to the cause OF the mission to visit tho
Proc thedra, and see for themselves what has been
and is being accomplished with the fruits Of their
bcnencence. At Yesterday celebration the chan-!
was filed with Il large nuCIS.r OF men and women
drcs, was part " the religious se,vlce, waicA "ds
conducted by Archdclcon c. C. Tiffany ard the Rev.
Francis r. Bateman minis er-in-charge
He said that the building IN when they tnen Were
words reviewed the history Of the work In stanton
st from the time that the building was the hone
of the prosperous parish OF the E2,pmny Church'
long before the foreign element hai hken 20:
touched upon the wcrk douc there subsequently
after the Epiphany mad removed uptown ny ,-t
Ascension Church and down through the pe.l'i
when tho old Epiphany House, as the building was
mission. Two years ago the Blslop saL ~;
Georges found that the cal for the expenditure -
all its energies within ts oNn parish units Nds 80
Imperative that II was f".t that ~ cou'd no 'Y9sSF
l. was then that the Bishop took upon h.ms r me
responsibility OF managing the mission ther- az a
part o. the Csthelra. % -. John thc D.Fne, the
church Tor the people. lie thanked the benetacior'
fo- ther interest In the mis- AID for the lib rtity
they have manifested IN itS support tils appeal ne
said had been responded 10 most generously.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

ness He told of the bringing of the postofllce rob-
hers Allen Koran and Russell to HIS Oiice IN the
Postofilce Building. May 81. 1855. They were
thoroughly searched, he said. The prisoners were
well dressed Killoran had mutton chop Whiskers
Allen had a heavy mustache and Russell was clean
ehaVen. Forty-two dollars found upon Kill
Ioran. On July witness saw them in United States
Commissioner Shelds's office. Their clothing was
that Of ordinary workmen, Kllloran's whiskers had
been TO a scrubby growth and Aliens mustache
had been removed. The change in their appearance
was not such that he could not recognize them
Inspector Ashes testimony closed the afternoon
session. and adjournment was taken until to-day at
1890 q. m.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
VETERAN NOT REINsTATED.

Judge BoolSstaver, in the Court Of Common f1eaS'
YESTERDAY. denied the application made by James
Brady. jr for a writ of mandamus TO compe' "ili-
lam Brookhed, recently Commissioner Oh f"p.ic
Works to renstate him as Assistant General in-
spector OF street Openings. Brady says !" M M'''
,,.t int ba first entered the department in
Wsrch 1855 and tnat July 10 last ne was uMis- us
CHARGED without cause. He says tnat ne - d. -
Nan oi.. discharged sailor OF the late war ana
rcter1, drenar Hc also declares tnat MS uls
coarge wa a violation OF the Jaw In FAVOR u
The Commissioner in his return said that bIauS
was discharged for neg ect Of duty.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE COURTS.
THE SUPPORT OF MRS. y. G. BC

THE SUPPORT OF MRS. y. g. BOHEMAN'
DR. Nathan G. Bozeman applied 10 Judge Andrews
yesterday in the supreme Court for an ofder %
reference determine what Allowance snouiu p'
made out Of the estate of his wife who has Deeh ad
judged lulatic, for her support
Dr. Rczeman says that he has been appointed
con-ittoo of his vfe's person and estate and that
she is at present IN Sanford Hal, Fu; hlnS, ioIS
Island. where the violent nature or heI ma'auy .,y
her Her is valued at $1,000 and hes nnsnhHn ~
saws his income az Il physician is not sufiicient -
sIDpori her Clarence W. Francis was appolhteu
referee TO pass the matter.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
cornr cALEXpARs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genent TermxReces' Court,
supreme Court-Chanoers- An9rs"s.' - -,
olS an 0 c:Srri special TcrmPar Adjourned until
supscme Ccur~speal TermPart lI-Before Beach j.
Elevated railroad cases lear. D.. r, r.,ors -
tour, o., ms l0.3o e. n ,, o.. ,,o ,or,,,
t.ir.uit Cour-Pars and IV-Adjourned for me teln'
bcr 'iI'' iG N''' ,...,o. sbor,
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' S,nerior Coar-General TernAdjourned until Monday
supnrior cour,-Tria Term-Parts and II-Adjourn'd
''s upcr Courra TerniraIss Be;oGe @ ssdgT'e' sdg
surrogate Court chambers- Before tltzgeraG, GER hsfe
Notion c,ndar caIiea aI loo a M niIo Mi iSr P@rbe.t
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d1E common Ter'oSiGrS o. oay %i orsy j.
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Causes oe sent from Part Tor 'r'ai 'ise "''''
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CIV court-speci;. Teria-Hefore Van Wye C. j.
MGtChs s,,-rrlsl Te-n,-part before Conan. JNos
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New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
A FORMER RECEIVER cENsURED.

s B. Brownell. referee to pass upon the 'o
counts of D. Edgar Anthony. formerly receiver ol
the National Mutual Insurance Company. mas Nieu
ris report in the Supreme Court. lie asserts 'ia'
Anthony is chargeab.e with SG,693, that ne ma
failed TO produce his vouchers for expenditures t' a.
he has been unfaithfu TO his trust, ana thal ne ~
NOT entitled to any commissions. Anthony ,tne
referee contends should the coss OF the actio,
Anthony was removed by the court so'"e 'i'o "e
for falling to produce his vouchers
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE STATE CARE CASE ADVANCED.

Albany. Dec 5-There will be argued in the Court
Of Appeals next Tuesday the case OF the STATE 1oi
troller against the New-York City ControHer' i's
is the proceeding in which the state Ooh'ro'ei " W
deavoring TO compel the city OF New ork 10 pay
The balance due the State under the Stateocdre
insane tax for 1s93-9i. amounting TO Sl5UVo. me Ih,
decision will also affect the payment or tns tH .o
the wear 1896 The Court of Appeals ADVANCED ~.
case on the calendar that an early decsioh 'sh'
faiD ed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
ctPDlyAL GiBBpNs 10 CELEBRATE MASS

Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore VIII &c CITRATE
mass In 81 Francis Xavier's Church IN West Six
teenth-st on SUNDAY at l0A5 . m. The feast OF
the Immacnatc Conception viii be celebrated. with
the feast of ST Francis Xavier tho former being
In the octave OF the other feast ArchDishop Cor
gan Ar hbshop S0lpouia, of Santa Fe. y. NJ, his
cosd tutor l,isnop La chapeLa and other pieiates
VIII be present
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

GANIzATION on THURSDAY OF NEXT
WT,K-MANAGERs NAMED
The Board OF Control OF the new Joint Traffic AZ
sociation, recently formed by the practical amalga-
nation of the Trunk Line and Central Traffic asso-
Citations. will meet Thursday Of next week to
complete formal organization. The Board of Control
consists Of the chief executive officers Of the lines
signing the agreement. This body has the general
supervision of the work OF the new association. and
will appoint the arbitratoTs. who have the power of
final decision in all disputes. The executive man
aeemcnt Of the new body is vested in board of
managers consisting OF one representative OF
each of ;he nins systems. to b. selected by
the roads concerned. The Grand Trunk has
not vet named its representative The others
GRE: Horace j. Hayden second vice-presiGent of
The New-iork Central; G: c. Cochran, fourth
Vce-president Of the Erie; General Manager
knight of the Wabash: John b. Garrett. third vice
president of the I-ehigh Valley Orand Smith. first
Wce-presiGent of the Baltimore and Ohio: oscar G.
Murray. second vice epresident OF the Big Four and
the Chesapeake and OHIO: Is. 4. Hegeman. traffic
manager of the Dela ware. Lackaw wanna and West
ern. and ID. 5: Gray, second vice president OF the
Pennsylvania lines west of PittsDurg The arbi-
traitors will be three in number. two OF whom must
he pra teal railroad men and the third lawyer.
They must all be disiDterested persons.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
WYE MAYORS WILL RE THERE

1 feature ot unusual interest connected with the
dinner to be given fos Mayors Strong. OF Ne"-Nork
Schleren of Brooklyn. and Curtis. OF Boston by
Herber, Booth X ng ~ tn Waldorf on Tuesday
.vening December H. fs The acceptance Of inYiia-
tions OF SIX other Mayors Of well-knoWn cues. rs
a result there viii be nine Mayors ahohs he
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TIE CENTRAL TRAFFIC WILL REMAIN.
EASTERN PRESIDENTS AND MANAGERS MEET IN

Chicago Dec 5.-Eastern railroad general mana
gers and presidents were in session to-day at the
Office Of the Central Traffic Association. There was
a mass of business TO be considered. but the bust
ness that overshadOwed all the rest was whether
ths Central Traffic Association should remain IN
existence, that the presidents have formed AN
iron-clad agreement TO maintain rates II seemed 70
be the general impression that the Central Traffic
Association would have be preserved in order to
maintain a high standard In regard to local bust
ness between Chicago and the East bu: no acton
at d meeting 10 be held in New-York December r.
when other matters Of considerable interest Will
also be considered by the presidents
TWO committees from the Central Traffic Asso-
citation, consisting Of eleven each appointed
TO make a report at the meeting December 12 on
the relations of the Central Traffic Association 10
the joint committee. One OF these committees is
from the freight department and one from the
passenger department. and both 10 have meet
incs tomorrow. The Joint Committee is the as
s0cation recently formed in New York by the pres-
dents Of all the great Eastern roads
trat during 1926 tickets might issue TO this class OF
patrons for not less than one and one-haif cents
mile.
TIE question Of an eastbounl steamship pool was
referred 10 the committee which is standing for
that purpose, ana 1t is supposed 10 report AT the
New-York meeting The question of changes and
form Of mileage tickets also postponed until the
next meeting A resolution was passed that al
rates to be restored December g. The fight Of
the Chiclgo-St. Paul Ines against the 500 Inc. in
which several OF the Eastern roads asked 10
prorate ana who are said 20 be doing 50 was
e,.ded 10 refer the matter to Commissioner Blanch
, arl for ruling
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
4 DECISION FOR r. HOE & co.

Philadelphia, Dee. 6.-The United states C"eu- =
Cour; OF Appeals has affirmed on appea, '!e ' NC
,tar - ,ba ,ov.or court in the patent folder case
~ r Hoe & Co. against Walter scott a Pr pres
maker of Plainneld " j., fully sustaining All oi H.
Hoe a Co.'S claims in the case
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
WESTERN RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

" 10 T@IN4' I'1HII9 W 4 IN T.IlI
Chicago. Dec. j.-The threatened dissolution Of the
Southwestern Traffic Association has been averici,
for the time being at ieast. The Cotton Belt road
recently withdrew. and il feared that this with
drawal would be followed by others and the life of
the association thus placed in danger. To-day the
Cotton Belt agreed to withdraw ts withdrawal for
ten days pending the outcome OF the controversy
OF the Advisory Committee OF the Western lmml-
grant Clearing House with the Southern Pacific
II intimated that The Western roads had agreed
upon what percentage they would allow the South
crn Pacific. and that the whole matter might be
satisfactorily adjusted.
Beginning December the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific fast train for Omaha. leaving Chicago
at 5ij p M WI: arrive at tne niOn Pacific trans
Union Pacific Flyer
4 meeting OF the Advisory Committee Of the
Western immigrant Clearing House held to-
day with no result Another meeting is TO be held
tomorrow The meeting IS to determine what Will
be the attitude OF the Western lines regards the
Southern Pacific at the meeting 10 be he'd in New
York next Tuesday or Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
AUSTEN C. FoX REAPPolNTED.

Albany. Dec 5--The Court Of Appeals has reap
no.nied Austen G. Fox, of New-York, as mempe:
Of the State Board OF Law Examiners for a term
of three years
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

vance OF the actual value. The purchasers. how
ever were obliged to pay the amount demanded ir
order TO obtain control OF the entire plot covered By
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

v-osbiryton. Dec The day call in the United
c.o,es sunrenre Court tomorrow will be as follows:
Nos %. 90. 100 (and l5), 1o5 lo7. Ill and li- lS'
r6 aud
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN DIVIDEND.
Al the meeting 0, the Board of Directors of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company yes
ferday the regular quarterly dividend Of l per cent
on the preferred stock was declared. The semi
ANNA. dividend common stOch was increased 10
9i. uer cent. the old rate
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
REFERt.ES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

Society OF Relief Of Poo- Widows. etc. vs. Acier-h'
w. -. - A1,,lii c1,o,lDiivi,-pe WIT g. Brown.
Watt,r Of Bo7enan-clarerce W. Francis
Nati.r OF Humphrey John T. Ward. ,..
1;rrmania Life Insurance Company IS M'l"uehl'h N'
ward +. Wood.
,;a.for of Standard Brush CompanN-Nllhan Hiaf-
i'nion Trust Company Loft-W ilnelnns Ny no''S''
common Pleas
y Bischon. ir. J.
Tucker vs. Qucrno- charles y. Morgan
Levin ". Warby John FenNci
0a.crior Court.
By Dugro. !.
Wallach vs. McAdam-caarnce' H. 1fuaN
rs MrAdlm T.
Woo1 ". Hagan-D. Mel. Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

this is probable The Pit;sburg, people want the
convention and are earnestly working for It, so Is
81 Louis; so is san Francisco. ana So AT iast: 10
Cbfcepo The other places display languld inter-
oet. Nev-York none al all. At the present writing
il 'coks as though either Pittsbnrs or 81. LOUIS
would get IT, with the odds slightly IN favor OF ths
% "issou,i metropo,is but Chicago has a way OF
coming in the hOmestretch that MAKES tne aoNo-
Gates OF other cities biz appreheasiVe ABOUT re-
suits.
Some conservative Democratic leaders are say
Ing thar Vice-presileA. Stevenson has better
chance than any other Democratic candidate at
present for becoming ihat partys nominee iGr igr
President next year. There Is no reason, adds
one commentator on this matter. TO believe that
the great body OF voters in rs parry would reIee,
good man or because. on IN, other hand, he has
never distinguished himself as statesman"
\ great deal Of unpleasant feeling Is expressed
by the state newspapers over tne way IN wh'cn
British capitalists are subscs o.as for Nicaragua
canal s,ocE There IS feeling tha, ,he majority
of these holding v.!i pass in,) fnsisA hands:
This seems to be gcr'ra!y regretted a'thous1.
NJ The syracuse standard points OFT, "such
ov,nersNin would non ap.o.usclv p.cyea, ne COO.
trol 81 tns cana by the lai.ed Sia''s, nor ~ ~WoH.u
such control be Incompatible w4tA the Cay,oa,
Buiwer treaty ana necessary - the oommerc!ii
interests anG military position OK ths e'''''!'
\ savage attack op ex-senator timuncs appears
IN THE Rochester pcnccra, and CA:or!c.e. IL
,,kes him to task TO- advising Congress 10 et
thc tariff alone arj depend upon Internal sources
for mare revenue the ex-senator" saws IRE
chronice e." "cannct b, considered q rompet""t ad-
wiser. tle led .hc MaE"tn? 0n'nsyr. ~ 80, .>ei
tncd out 10 he f-so-,rnt-r. lie feied oai oI tne
, Sonatc because Repnpt'ars bid nos trust Ain ana
Democrats had 10 use trr him
L s,il remains clgieua feature Of the ia'e eec-
the Democracy NeN-YorN ciiy w'nt the other
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
SECs'pG AJ ONCE

your share of the bargains IL C,wosrtaval"s
"Rellable" CARPETS al l0i W. ll;h Street NJ
money needed. only call to choose your pattern
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE CoI-RT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. Dee. 5--Tha Court OF Appeals calendar
FOR tomorrow is Nos. 252 S35. 1885, S3 $685. SS9 So5
and
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
SHERIFF TAMSEN'S TRIAL.
surRNAN NOT A WILLING WITNESS
AGAINST HIS CHIEF

TWO WITNESSES TESTIFY THAT BRlBEs WERE
OFFERED THEM BY THE posToFFICE ROB
BrRs AND THAT THE WARDEN WAS
> INFORMED
The greater part OF yesterdays session in the trial
=. sheriff Tamsen before Judge Allison in Part IL
- the Court of General Sessions, taken up
With the testimony of Under Sheriff Henry II. Sher-
man who was called witness for the prcsecu-
.Ion Tho subpoena had directed Mr.. Sherman to
nroduce some depostions which were supposed TO
have been taken at the Ludlow Street Jail after the
ocons Of the three postof,ce robbers but Mr. Sher-
ro, aid moi produce the papers. and on the witness
e,or5 ne showed that he was most unwilling tell
orvthinc which might damage the Sheriff
D.t-,ct-Attorney Fellows expressed his annoyance
when the UnderShcrin failed to produce the papers.
nd said he might apply to the Court for aid In
securing them General Tracy. for the defence,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
pR1RE OFFERED TO THE JANITOR.

An affidavit by Samuel x. Fredericks' The janitor
OF Ludlow Street Jail rected tnat ne hao peeh ap'
nroached by Russell who Offered him 800 for key
~ ono of the gates with promise OF 5000 or $4,000
more after he and his companions were free. Sub
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
JOINT TRAFFIC AFFAIRS.

TIE BOARD OF CONTROL WILL MEET FOR Or
GANIzATION on THURSDAY OF NEXT
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
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