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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
McCRElGHT-dRAHAM.
A Quiet Wedding and Trip TO Southern
California,


The marriage ~ W. Z. McCr-ight and
Mr.. Marian Graham WAS celebrated lArt
evening al the hrid-'s place uf r-sid-nc'
Ia the N. r, Armijo building on Railroad
avenue. Rev. A, ~ MAndAlAriA, pastor
II the Immaculate Conception church,
performed the ceremony. In which Rev
A. d. Adklnsou. IL the NJ. r. church, par.
tIcipatei ~ principal Suhrcrib-r 1" the
sugus, compact ths, nAi. them man
and wife.
The invitations were limited b. m-m.
personal fri-ndr " the bride. The spa.
ci"ur ruoms were pr-t,ily decorated fur
the uccAs,un. There w-r- beautiful EN-.
Lankm-ntS u rmilaI, h-suuia-, palms,
g-raniuln- and trailing vinr~. conr,I,u
ting u charming h"rAl huw-r,
A supp-r IA eight courses wa- served
10y Mon. iirari, the celebrated ch-i ri
the san Felipe, aud = inner r-par, ws-
never prepared IN Albuquerque. lu al
ditl"n /" the t~" clergym-n nan-d. the
following guests w-r- seated at the table
I A FinicAl, the "hest mAu," Mis- Fran.
c-s Browand. bridesmaid. Th"r. Husa--.
editor DAILY CirlzKS, Mr.. and Mrs. "
\. Burke. Mr.. and Mrr T. n Iuuhnr,
Mr. aud Mrr. NJ &. TAy l"r. Mlrr Eiith
R-nn~r, +, Harold lL'ugh-riy, Will Il
Hunter and &. O'Conur Roberts
Charles IiirSri And James Black. "f the
ban Felipe, had I'-rson.l eI .ig" "f the
feast, while Charley Vincent ~As urh-r.
asS,s,-d by Selll CAfr-r, The gu-sts
were delightfully."- entertained.
The brde ~Ar chArmingly Attlr-i III
sage green mArbl.ng satin, cut i-cnll-i-,
rich oriental lace trimmings, aud ~"r. a
silver cnr,nal aud damon ornaments.
MISE BrowAud, the brid-SuIAld. lacked
pretty IN whit. Hilk aud wore SILVER hsrr
nrusnru,s aud piuk an~-ru.
There was an -l-gsm, display "f l"'rly
pr-rrn,r Among the handsome rilv-r
aud shining cut glass very urrfuI pres
-nt Was noticeable inscribed "with hes,
wishes | this token to y"u send; III ruu'
shin, un- the brushy part. 10 storms the
other end A"
Mr.. end Mrr. McCr-igh, took tue Csli
furnia express, which WAS convenient, ,
late. anil will sojourn = couple of weeks
in the iAiry spots II southern CALIFORNIA
Parks Cough syrup cur-s Coughs,
Colds AnG Consumption Mr. Catherine
Black. ~ L- Roy, N. y. rays; II ,o"k
one bottle II parks' Cough syrup II
acted like magic. stopp.~i my cough aud
| I Am perfectly we'll nn~ sold hy Ur
Th,a "a Hursess A enn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
v,,r,, ys.s...s for q Lsr-.

New York. June II A special 10 the
World from San Juan del Nort-, Mica
ragua, says; The Honduras Cover nmsLt
has pah Ia the Un,,-d States about $50.
OOO in gold in settlement of the claim Of
Mrs. Rrnten tor the murder of her bus
hand.
R-uton was killed in 1898 by pArti.a
who wished 10 secure tho land he oecu
pied Mrr. BENTON lAh the cas- b-for-
Secretary GrrShsm in May. 1884. ~ho ~.
fsrrcd II To THE unitst States minister I"
Honduras.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
H..-.- az, s,.ea uarI.,.

ksnSss city, June II Cattle s,-aiy tn
strong T-sss st--rr. 81 bOd3 sOi TrSAs
COWS, ~ 26,d3 ~ l--f steers, - lod5.7Oi
native cows, t2.UmiiO; stock-rr and
f-'-i-rr, ~ asa t.2oi bulls. o. Ondajo,
sheep steady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Mobile. Ala, June ~ Philip G",sl.
win, colnr'si. was hsnR--i to-day - the
pr-n-nrr II 5uO people for the murirr IT
John Pnol-, section bop. On the railway al
rails employ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Desperads ktiiee.

Augusta, tia, Jun. II Trl~grams
from Mount Carmel. \. c.. say that Doc
Sanders. . no,-,i desperate, wA- Killed
by q. 7. Baker aud John L. TarrAnt
while resisting arrest. He oI'~n.i hr- on
them aud they sho, him. Sanders was q
negro leader. and the nSgro-s ,hrrAtsn
war The governor has orirrvi the
Abbyvills rifles tn the scene.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
asBsatieaai Arv~st.

On q warrant s-n, herr by sheriff Gun
ninshsm. of Santa county. p-Pu,y sheriff
Huhl~ll Arrsst~d Elias Chavez and turn
~ him over to Deputy sheriff Tucker /"
h- taken W santa H. last night, The
warrant charges young Chavez with h"r--
stealing. n. iss ~n II hon M-lIuIsir-
Chavez. the old "wn lawyer WIN has
s.rved ir the legislature of ,h. rrrit"ry
The arrest has Greatest a gr~., s.nsA,,ou
among the Mexican peopls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Mi--,oamrS w~-iisK

cIif,"n Syringe. n. ! June II The
s-srion- II the convention ut the lut-ruA.
tlnnSl 81 Missionary Union were r-sunr'i
this morning. Mo, - tue I,AI-rr I'rr.
r.nt.-i were fr,m nbr-n, members of the
union. Among tb. -uiy-ri- ir-st'si ~-rr
Whist arr the STRIPS which pr-c~is the
Reception Il the Holy Gho~,i" "Hoiy
S,ft kndnwm-nt ir Missionary Ser.
vice." "Ho~ May kn"w thA, | IAv.
Rsc-Iv-i the spirit of ,'"i for Service
This Aft@rn"n there will be q woman
s-r-lou which will b- Alidr-Hs-d by lA,iirr
representing different fields Nnd d-n"mi
nA,~ns THIS evening Rev. Thomas
Mo,siy aud Ar 'i-"rg- u. Aisins"u. ~ho
have just u"rn- fr'n the C"ng", will dis
eur- m'rs'"nsry work sm"ng th- African
nrKr-s,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
IEART DISEASE, l4s

question ~ time ~
! could not Ia curci.
! gradually grrv
v"r~~, S'ry weak,
and completely dis
c.urarrd. until I
hVrd. prnpIs~i half
~ ln ls-i. l---Au- I
~SJids'f ne ds.gss
nor sit ny Think.
Ing ny time had
rom" rrl,l ny fan.
~ What I wanted
dpng Hh.n 4 -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Numa ,ua,aa a~--rNatton.

Washington. June II liN arrAugrn-ut
n July -. isai. the Yuma rr~rrvAti":
consisting II Ah"u, four i"wnrli.s. = !"
lie divided Aui hv- acres nllntte, each
Indian. The r-at Will h- thrown open t"
settlement, Traces Il old surveys ar"
uhIr,"rs,-d aud ir-rh one ha- been or
lpr,sl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
tsatsaltaRthe cast

Washington. June IL The Raleigh
nAilci from New YORK. Lac, evening mr
hey Yves, To- patrol the Florida c'a-, IA
prevent Cuban hhhuutering expeditions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
toIsr~d SILVER League

kAnrSs CITY. June IL "A sp-elAl Ia the
Star from N-'~h". kAnsAH, Gays A b,.
nigh, by enl"r-l people, aud starts "ti
with rt-"ng membership Il is the hrs,
organization ~ its kidd hy eolor-i I-.opl"
10 the nlt.Hi States. S,-ps w-r- taken
to-day hr holding a state rally AuguS'
4 And :
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

New York. June II - Money On call
easy a, p.r cent, Prime mercantile ps
;r-r Iim3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Restores Health


A,m"~t t'ur hundred people attended
th" closing rI-rci-cr ~ the public school
A. kanch"r d- A,risc", which event was
anticipated ~ motto" IL THK CIriLKH.
A lengthy AnI rAr"fuily prepared pro-
rrAuin" iuclud-d numerous patriot. and
T.rS-in. dr,lAmNnuu- AMI rnngs. The
examination ~ rlAsr -Irrrlz-s .huw,-i a
H"iiriH''"ry I"rr-" IT pr"gT-sn, hAttsring
n, X" T." TIA" Inuil- And To their teacher,
J"r"ph SsIHIAr
superintendent n Sch"nlr u y. P-r,A
~AS i'r"r"ut Nui riIr"rr'ri much rA,irfAc-
h"u al the rrngrrr- made Rcy. Fathers
f"r~n- Nuh lIum"n'. Editor SAlAkAr and
Aiu!nuin liAcA we're among the attend.
Au,S An siir-r ~sr made by Father
P"rr"u". ~h" hshly cnIup ph,Lsn,-d tho
rch,-H.
fArkr' Sur- tur- II n Iuritlv- specific
IA all rii-"Sr-r Il the LAYER AMI Kidneys.
rs removing ia" are Acld ia the hl.si II
cuf"r ki"unAtiSn : Is. HAsfnr,i, of
Carthage, = bak aAyp IL bcl,-vs
Parks sur" Cure -Ic-lu all other m-ii-
r,ii"r f"f kh"unntlrm AMI Urinary d..pr-
d-rr :" SOLD hy Th"-. u burgess a tou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
s,sn,h or a Pre..ia-., Aase.

Morrisou. Colo, Jun. Ia --,ieorRe Nor
ris,n, Br., founder nf this town, died las,
night. aged 73 He s.ttle'i here In 1897
having croSsssi the plains IN . wsg"l
frN,m Illinois Pour weeks ago Mr.. Nor.
r,Hnn was thrown from his horse, the in'
lurirs he r-c-ivsd causing his death
Mr. Morrison wA- Aason II high degree
belonging Ia the doldsa l"ig-. He leaves
q " lfr aud two sons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
OA,s IIeaseraI,s Caas,da,e

New York, June i+.-Cougrrasmsn
Paul 4. Horg will b- the n-It dem,rratic
eAndhdAta Tor governor u Ohio, aee'E'iing
To = decision reAehsd Al = conferences IL
Ohio dsnocrstie politicians last night.
senator Calvin 4. Br,e- Was th. forrmos,
hguru =, tho conferences, 'iov-ru"r
Campi,sll dselinesi io enter the race,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
"FAl.i.INO or WOMB"

Mas pRASE CNN
rIEip ~ EdH pi EN-
son F,GH.iiH 10, y
} whites deem II
my duty torSprrss my
deep heart I,u gidi
tude 10 you ioi ha ug
been the means. undei
Providence OF tsStui
ing me to health fof |
hsve been 10y spelisun
able to walk Nv
troubles were of the
womb inf,mu,tufy
AID h' airing down -eu
saiiunS and the ,lut,ui-
all sA,d they could M,
Cutr tns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

ST. AMI Mrs Irwin C"ny-r. tOI North
Fourth street, are r"J"lring over the birth
# -"u Mother aud child are doing
we'll
Ah-r weeks illness THs CIriLEs Ia
glNi h. l- able tn state that Mrs. Matte
Frurr- IA again attending "a business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
samm-r sx~ars,sa Rates.

'"rnm"n.ine Jun- |, Tia. A 7. Il X. y.
X will sell r-,lu"'"i rate tickets, g"h
tur return uu,il S"v-mh-r II. H.
lhuV"r and return, S3l 10.
,..I"rAi" Springs aud r-,urn. $26.s5.
Pn"hi" aud return, "a 10.
Th"r- tickets will l." taken nG sale
after October 81. lNi;.
W, N MATSnS. Agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Chicago. June ~ Cattle and ph-"I
markets st.ady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

A cup ~ Parks Tea =, night moves 'h'
bowrls IN th. morning without pain %,
discnmfnrt, II Ia Agr.At health giyer and
bl"1i puri6.r Sold by lE II Burgrs'
A BON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

New York, June IA. silver. ~ LEA,
a. l9I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

7. II. stewart, who claims Lac AnR-l-st
Cal AZ his homs. and who has for the
pAat iew ws-ks been IN the employ oi
Franklin a HAssr, the fr-sco Artlsu. VIII
are ioing the decorating of the Masonic
temple, has skipI.Si "r par,s unknown,
taxi ,ng With him 90 in money and a re-
yrlv.r belongtug I" h's -mply-r. W. A
Franklin. A numb-r ~ citizens will r-.
m-nii,rr him to tL- tune of several dollars
zach. When last heard II Stewart was
doing" the People II AlhwIurrque in
greA, styls.-Las Vegas Optic,
The Am-r,csh beauty owes her pre-
iiKv moTs Ia . clear oompl-Apn than t
any other attribute. A cup ~ Parks Tea
will enable anyone 10 pos--ss this. l,
cIaars the rkin and reInoyes pimpl-s AMI
that sAllow muddy look. psrks' Tea IL
us-.i 10y thousands ~ ladies' Tor the c""',
plrxson whhout b-ipE . sAthsrtic II
cur-s conriipstbn. sid by Thos, "
Burg--s Sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Twelve BOTTLES ofDr "'' NNN''hLp'
PictceS wonderful FANuri,, rrvscriptios
has cured me +"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Parks Cough syrup cures Coughs.
Colds AnG Consumptinn Mr. Catherine
Black. ~ L- Roy, N. u. rays; ~ took
on. bottle II Parks Cough syrup II
ac,sd ik. magic. stopp.~i my cough aud
I am perfectly well ""~ sold hy DR.
Thee. Il burgess a sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

.Lrrro>ARY CosNrrrm - HAHN>..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
All orIrr ~ Say DOMINGO.

Marcus Munoz a resident OF THIS city a''ll'"
here. on Tuesday a. passenger on the Ny "' I'm
steamer san Domingo from san DOMINICA ~
said that political affairs we're quiet In san DO
,nlneo and that President LlicureauX was strongly
intrcnchcd In power
.rhe threatened difficulty with France" said he.
has passed away. TIE French war vessels nave
gone away and amcablc relations have been eS-
,,iuebcI between the two countries. san Do
miu,o has compiled with the demand OF France
II has paid to the french Government the claim OF
$4,000 and has executed the Dominican VINO klel
tho French Consul The money was paid Two
weeks ago and this Wa the settlement o. the
trouble. The Dominican was shot .in the yard OF
the citadel at san Domingo city.
France had asked for rcpIration for IN" klllnS
OF her rcpr, sentative. but dd not demand the
execution %; the murderer. The people are gai
that the trouble is over, ana are gfat'iu 10 INC
President for bringing about a settlement. inc
country at present I'm prosperous condition, ana
tho sugar crop is especially abundant. san DO
mlngo has taken great care not TO be dragged into
any complication resulting from the uprising ~
Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ppOvJyryT PEOPLE on TIE MAJESTIC.

Among the 80 saloon passengers VINO salIeu Oh
hoard the American lire steamship PARIS, TOT
Sou,bamnto1 Yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie. who VIII stay for time at IonioA
and Paris and proceed 10 their estates IN inc
north Of Scotland Mr.. Carnegie ii Is said had al
most decided on another coaching tour through the
hills Of Scotland and Ireland, and had already Sc
ec,eI his list Of guests For some reason" now
over he is said to have abandoned the idei.
e,rouei l. clemens MARK Twain also sailed on IN"
Paris Other passenger on the big snip are joan
". Mackay j.. Colonel George b. Mcclellan OK
president Of the Board OF Aldermen ana now CON
gresslnan-elect and Mrs. Mcclellan; Mrs ReI"cid
Proctor Miss Proctor. RCdiield Proctor, ", ana
Ior Iohn = Hceuan United sta % Consul a cleS Il
Many of the passengers were starting on theiT Gus
tcmary annual voyage 10 pass me ieiIluei 81 INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
OSGOOD TRUST FUND DISTRIBUTED.

Judgment has been signed by Justice Bcekman
I'm the supreme Court diapOsing Of a trust fund ~
$-DDVD created by the will Of George y. osgooi
who died on November II. 1852. Under the pro-
visions of the viii he left about 100000 for the bcne
fit Of his wife. together with MS Ffth-ave. dwell
ing and "A fund OF S2DCo0. the income Of which
WAS 10 20 10 his brothers and sisters and their
rasentatives. This fund held In trust with
James y Platt who died on June &c. 1891 Win its
accumulations II now amounts 20 about 52N.5's'
John NJ Bowers and William f. Stafford. a. OK
ecutors under the VIII Of Mr.. Platt brought an
action in the Supreme Court TO have this funi dis
posed Of in view Of the death Of several OF the
t-neiicarics for whom it was created. and also Of
the trustee.
The Judgment finds that the persons who are now
entitled 10 the fund and It's dccunulations are VIII
lam H. OsgOOd. brother, one-fourth: Elizabeth
Ann OsgOod. a sister one-fourth, Mary Aber-
crornbie a sister. onefourth. and Walter :. Apple
ton Emmie A. MADAM and Lima 4 Fraser, children
OF a dead sister, each One-twciith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
REPUBLICAN, WONEN MEET
THE HARLEM AUXILIARY COMBINES BUSINESS
AND PLEASURE

THE HARLEM AUXILIARY COMBINES BUSINESS
AND PLEASURE
Tho Harlem Auxiliary OF the Republican Women'a
National Association held an informal meeting yes
tcrdav afternoon at No. 2,Ol9 Fifth-ave, the home
NJ Mira Edward Fredenberg, the local president.
The narlors were filed with women VINO nave the
hest interests of Repubcanism at heart ana though
the gathering had come together to listen to music
and rectations business came before pleasure 1t
was determined by those present 10 FORM Busl-
ness Women's Republican Club Of Harlem and so
unanimous were those present that the ciub VIII
certainly be formed and thoroughly organized in
a short time
That matter being settled, the members laughed
heartily at Miss Silvia Southworth In the mira act
of London Assurance" enjoyed VI. Gozzh french
recitals Mrs Edward NJ. Chases singing ana the
performance on the piano of Mrs. Belle r. wash
burne Then refreshments were served. among
those pregent were Miss Helen Varick Boswell Sec
rotary; Mrs Cornelia s Robertson, treasurer; Mrs.
Clarence Hanna Mrs Stephen +. King. Mrs
Frances H. Parker, Mrs. VI. Taimage. Mrs. ). Mer-
rift the Misses NJ and J. Simmons. Miss Marion
Weed the Misses Marshall the Misses Piatt' Mss
SeabIlry Mrs. J. Case. Mrs James v PIERCE, Mrs
lee Merritt Mrs James Presbury, Mrs. L;3uhsoery
Chase Mrs r. y. Ripley, Miss Ethei CohAIhs ana
Mrs James Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
cornr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court General Tcm-K Recess.
surrcW. CONT 'hambcrs- cfure H-rkmln. Court
orcns al ~ 30 a. Motion cal .udlr called AZ II e. ~
supreme SPECIAL Tenn Part i-licior" lnsrhhan.
Law flct Nos. 80. i7o -" 2l'i 2"'l 1T
gs32 III 1854 1884. 1915 Cas-" Lnnnish"d.
supreme Special Term-Part u -iIcotc Beach, j.
Elevated Railroad cases. Case unfinished
Supreme CDurtSpecia Term Part III iefpr" idEy. y!
be from Part for trial case uninishri
Circuit our-rart before Patterson causes To be
from Part III for trial. Case rnhnshed
Circuit Couft-Pdrt II Before Andrews. j. nuses 10
he from Part III FOR trial. cas-" unhnished
Court-Iart IiI-I}efore Lawrence. Noa ~.
234l 322 3o23 300 3D73 2li. 2sis. -GO. lob Clear
Circuit Couri-Part IV-AdJourned for the term.
Sup rior Court-Equity Term-Bcfore Gid'rslee'e. j
No lis. Burkhard ". NewYork Elevated Railroad co.
Case unfinished
superior Cour,-Specla Tcrm-Iiefore McAdam. Nos.
sos. 40 IA. Clear.
Superior Court-rrial Term-Part Adjourned for the
term.
Superior court-Trial Term-rart 1I-Before Freedman.
J-Nos lll9 9lo 1856. l12i Hjj o15. liSG Case go be
summed up
Superior Court-Trial TeTm-Part lIl-Bcfore Dugso !.
Case on, No. 9Ji O'lrcn VI. Benner. No day calcn
dar.
Su.roCate's Court Chamhcrs-Bcforr Arnold. S.-No.
lHs. estate Of Thomas s Hunt at 1890 No. lSS.
Of Julia r. Downey. go a. m. Wills for pro-
Wincenty Jabowski Anna NJ. Wacker Dicdrich II.
Rohrs Phebe u. Allen. At 1880 u. M; Sarah II. Wad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
THREE NEEDS or ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.

The report OF Roosevelt Hospital for 1894 Is the
twcnty-thiri annual one. The superintendent.
James H. Lathrop. shows that the average number
OF patients under treatment was la. against l'' IN
l9 The average stay OF cach patient was twenty
one days. la the accidcnt-room J.1l9 cases were
rcated. the persons not going to the wards. This
was 4 greater number by 9O7 than In the preceding
year. The calls upon the ambulances numbered
100. The visits Of patients to the out patient de-
partment were 1905 IN number There VAS spent
FOR all purposes $l.iS ~. against fs,liG 81 in 1888.
The only notable gift OF the year was one OF 5000
made by Edwin Boardman Clark. to endow bed
in memory OF his father
Mr.. Lathrop calls attention to three pressing
needs one s a nurses home. the second enlarged
quarters for private patients and the third ac-
cident-room adequate to the scope OF the hospital.
An expenditure OF $4,000 in carrying up the walls
OF the out patient department building would give
room for the first TWO PURPOSES \ suitable acc!-
dent-room would cost $1,000
Tho report contains also mass Of medical sta
tistIcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
THE COURTS.
THE CAMPBELL CONTEMPT CASE.

HIS COUNSEL ARGUES THAT JUDGE hApAN Has
40 JURISDICTION IL THE MATTER.
IN Judge McAdam's court yesterday arsfmeh''
,vcr, heard on the order to show cause why ~"
Campbell should not be punished Tor 'I'''',i'i
,r,.e,ont Of court in publishing an alleged gross
AMI INACCURATE account Of the proceedings o. '"e
conrt and iibelling Judge McAdam NJ. Mans
Mir Campbers counsel. read the libe, compliance o.
IN which the latter before a notary s"o'e ma
Iulgc McAdam had refused 70 hear his side oil a.
case He also said in his election contest win IL
:, Minor that before decision was handed d'""
49, 5a tho matter WAS brought up Miner
stmpson and another man were seen coming gu.
Of the Judges private room He declared a'so Una.
Miner had the matter brought before iN''''''''''
Mr. Adams did not deny mat i mlfn, , saiI that
wrong for Mr. Campbell to do ms ptt S ctimina
if he had done 81 he was anetap,,o ciared mat Mr
CamnbeI had not committed the hbe. oftaV Us a
was not responsible for it, punlcatao"p nt ne said
rj, scis,n made in answeu to cues .on rut , ne
tbaf he would sand his plea OF non I Loo
and would not argue the cas- oh ~ 49,"
McAdem reserved Ms decl7'oH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
r,rr POINTS MISSION BAZAAR OPENED.

4 bazaar for the benefit Of the ne" fiVe fo'hts
Mission Building was opened yesterday in Jaeger
Han FIftv-ninth-st and Madison-ave 1T is to con
,inua until Saturday and those In charge hope thit
AZ least sjoo Will be raised. The bazaar IS under
the auspces of the Ladies' Home Mission society
and the committee in charge comprises the hcV'
A. X. Sanford. Mrs +. Ho.s'en' MIS- Dc H.
THOMPSON. Miss 5. A. Roche. Mrs. j. &. LeaycraIt'
Mrs Rogers and Mrs. Owen
During the afternoon class OF small children
from the Mission gave calisthenlc exhibition
While the bazaar H. open, there are TO De snort az
dresses from Bishop NeWmtn, Will 'a!Ieto" anu
Captain Jack Crawford. the poe, scout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
VR. DEPEU DENIES TIE REPOfI'
HE SAYS THAT THE NETWORK CENTRAL WILL
NOT ACQUIRE MORE PROPERTY NEAR
THE STATION At PRESENT-TIIEIE
NAV re UNION DEPOT.

THE STATION At PREsENT-TIIEHE
MAY BE UNION DEPOT
Cbauncev NJ Depew. president Of the New-lork
Contra, Railroad denies that the Grand central
S,ation is TO be materially On arged, at least al
,,asent and saws that negotiations are not p-nilAs
i,okn. TO the purchase % property adjoining the
s,a,ion 70 be used In the ercct.on OF an annex J.
Us unfinished that the NeW-York Central VAS try
i,, =, acquire the whole block bounded by Forty
second and Forty-thrd SIS. Madison ana NahAeI''-
ayes Mr. Depew, IN speaking OF the report SAM
THAT is an old story. Nothing OF this k'nl mas
ever been done and from the present outlook nothing
&c n ne done The real tru:h OF the matter - TINT
the New-York Centraf can hardy AFFORD 20 enter
into such transaction jus; now.
NJ Depew was asked II be Thought IN" "''
might h. consummatol any time IN the iHiA'". he
rented. .DThe future always holds possibilities ana
7 wound not say that ii might not h" done ID '"'
distant future As for the present there is absolute
~ n, truth in the report. VIII not say continue!
NJ Den4v. ..tba relief is not necessary anI urg uI
/ am inctnel IL the belief that relief VIII DE 3D.
tanned by making this a union SlitIol. ..
Whln Mr. DepeW was asked an nj NE plSN'o..l'.'
og mo sncelv converting Of the GFaAu tt"t" ~. -
a union station. he said; Il d0n hHo" H1." LOU i'
tbat / can authoritatively say thdt no pans ht' =
been decided upOn although the matter j. Nhi'i
fercnt waiting rooms might De thrown mo one an
other changes might be made but All 'hdt u III Inv
Tbe nI,n which the New-York Contra is said 10 be
considering is the RIrchase Tr 'he Dpoperv i,
said To- be he'd at abou' &.0vO"o According 10
Wr Denew the price is too high and no extension oi
the present station will be undertaken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
THE WESTINGHOUSE 60. FIGHTS BACK

Tho Westinghousc Electric and Manufacturing
Company, against whose property an Attachment
was obtained yesterday, n suit brought by the
Ncw-York Insulated Wire Company, growing out
~ an alleged claim Of about $500 under a contract
for the Lighting at the Worlds Fair. has obtained
from Justice Bcekman. Of the supreme Court an
order dlssoIving the attachment The Westinghouse
officials contend that they have defence TO the ac
lion and that the prOcurng of an attachment
against the property was sptcili attempt on the
uart Of the Insulated Wire Company To DO II an
injury.