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New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
CHESTS AT THE FLORIDA HOTEL.

Jacksonville Fla, Jan. (Spec!aD Among the re-
cent arrivals at Lelands Windsor Hotel here are
J. Lyon and S l.; Lyon. Oswego. n y; Miss Helen
ID Foote Ncw-York. Mr. and Mrs. Tom j. Wotkovs.
Trov ~ y: H. l.. Marsh. New-iork Mrs Malcolm
w Niven and two children Montciair' y. u; Mt
and Mrs ~ Brown. Holnidcl y. j.; Mrs = NJ
r.r,.,s Ncv-York: Charles w. Nankirk. Atlantic
CIV: Mr and Mrs. Herald +. Newton. Atlantic
civ: Nlaior-Goneral and Mrs j. NJ. SchoIelu' Chl-
c,Sn. n II uaistead New York; George Z. An
drews. Ncw-York Mrs. W. r. Davenport, Brook;
i'm. Master Shepherd Stevens. Brooklyn; Mr ana
Wrs Wiunm ] Pass New York Miss Lewis. Eliz-
ahoth y j.: MIR and Mrs. ) Is. Conklin; New YORK
~ g. prime ana servant Ncw-York: Nelson Mer-
III New-York. MIS-. \. G Sosson and c. Burt
\,v,-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
CHASE CTRIOS JNDER THE HAMMER.
THE SECOND DAYS SALE AT THE AMERICAN ART
GALLERIES.

THE SECOND DAYS SALE AT TIE AMERICAN ART
GALLERIES.
The public sale of the valuable collection OF paint
nrS curlcs and bric-a -brac belonging q william
Merritt Chase continued yesterday afternoon
at the American Art Galleries. No. Eas: Twenty
th,rd-S;. The sale opened auspcio,sly on Tuesday
afternoon with large attendance and lively bid
ding. Yesterday the galleries in which the sale took
pace were not nearly large enough TO accommo-
date the goodly number of artists and curiosity
seekers who We're in attendance. The bidding was
fully as spirited and competition for the especially
desirable things as great Tuesday
Three hundred and s.xty-ninc pieces were knock d
down to the various buyers during the afternoon.
The pieces sold were Javanese curios. exquisite
brass candesticks antique copper and bronze orna-
ments and cooking utensils and Russian samovars.
The total of yesterdays sales amounted To s2,l@
The bidding waxed hottest the queer and
quaint array Of bronze and brass pieces, among
which were sorie odd-looking cooking utensils and
vases crude and tarnished that TO the uninitiatod
seemed to be Gt specimens to have come from tho
treasures of the mound-buid RS
The large brass with elahorately chscled
Dog Foo heads, mounted upon Wrough; IRON
stand. brought the highest price. j. II. johnston
was the buyer at s2i0 Old andirons. lars" brass
plaques, Persian. Spanish and Italian vases anu
hosts of other antique ornaments went down under
the hammer for prices ranging generally from >,
TO S25. A large round copper boiler with cover OF
a curious design sold for So.
a Russian dealer in curios, who rave the name or
Young yesterday as Tuesday, was one of 'he
largest buyers. Leonard Richards also was a heavy
bidder There were a large number OF well-known
artists in the audience.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THREE HUNDRED MEN ORDERED OUT.
TROUBLE BETWEEN THE BOARD or WALhlNo
DELEGATES AND TIE cARPEN-
TIERS CONTINUES.

TIERS CONTINUES
The battle between rival organizations OF the
building trades which has been going on for sew
eral days caused a general strike TO be ordered ass
night by the Board Of Walking Delegates Oh u'e
new Manhattan Hotel which Is being erec'eu a.
Forty-second-st. and Madison-ave. The strike .
10 into effect at to-day, and about three nun"
dred men VIII be ordered out. The strike on '"o
Metropolitan Insurance Companys building d.
Twenty-f -fourth-st and Mad.son-aye., VII be con-
tinued.
The strikes are Cue to the present war between
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters ana Jone''
and the National Brotherhood ct E.ectrcai ~ WON"
ers on one side. and local Union NO. {" OF h'e0"'N@
Workers and two organizations of carpenters az"
joiners the other. The last-ha'"eo ""'" -
affiliated wth>the Board of Walking Delegates -
the American Federation OF Labor. wh.e the "S'
named are Knights OF Labor organizations.
At the meeting OF the Board Of walking D''e
gates las, evening, when the strike on 'He , ~
haitian Hotel was ordered Delegate IVORY o' N
ITnlon No. Of Electrical Workers s@i 'nat Wv
strike was ordered because Ouo ldii,z, o. nom ON
Master Builders Association. had empysVl ',Ssr
union electrical workers. II was learned ','sG Inv
sources that the electrical WORKERS. i Iyrothsr-
Mr. Idiliz were members of the Natlonal bl99ss"r1i
hood of Electrical Workers These are eohsn,i eohsl,,ss
non-union men by the Board oi WalNlns s,be T THoard.
now because they have no delegate IN tiie orisrsi
IL said that further strikes Woula 1e ,yrrkers
wherever National BrSthsrnood ne found at
work even If il resulted in lying up every building
now under construction in the city. , .,
The Executive Board of the District D9uIen 9uIonsrs
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters ana Jonsi and
held a meeting IN Grocers' Hall last hsnt hnni M
gave out a statement saying that the BrothetI H.
Rad Withdrawn from the Board OF Wal.Nng peas
gates OF the Building Trades of New-fork peo1h hsst
il considered that II detrimental 10 the ,hs
interests of the Brotherhood he placed III y sry
position OF being used weapon WHEREBY ,a eS'n a
petty grievance of any other union represemncss
the Board OF Walking Delegates could bs ~ su show
fully carried out Figures are then quoted 70 tonor, s
,h,t ha rDf
strikes of other unions In the Board OF Wahi"s
Ne s,r, ,es during The first six months of 1870
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
SENDTNG 4 LAWYER TO JlIh.
FRANKLIN BIsCHOFF CHARGED WITH
MiSAPPROPRIATiNG STOCk-HIS EN-
PLANTATION OF THE CASE.
Franklin J. B.schof. lawyer, OF No. $50 b

Franklin J. B.schon. lawyer, OF No. ?S0 Broad
way who Is son Of Henry Bschof. ;he banker,
and a brother OF Judge Henry B.schon. jr was
committed TO Ludlow Street Jail las, Friday on
complaint Of Mrs. Catherine j. Reynolds, In a
sui to recover 2)J shares Of III. stock OF the
Brhlseport Traction COMPANY. w1i,h she claims
To be worth $1,000
Mrs Reynolds T. jhe W.sc - -h3rl"s Eeyh@'d'
and was associated with him in lel.ns in paint
ings at No 2s6 Fifth-ave. until iatey, "hen they
failed n business Mr.. B.schon had acted as at
ioracy for Mr. and Mrs Reynolds. A'cpra.ns To
seru!c {; Clark. the plaintiffs attorneys, NEs.
Reynolds went 10 Europe last May leaving the
~ln,.' on Ccmpaay's stool. AID o,hcr valuable pa
e.s IN the custody of Mr. B.s,.oI for safekeep-
.ag ,ur.ns her absence. Mrs Reynolds. having
previously used the stock as colateral security
Tor "A loan. had indorsei the certificates ana there
by male them negotiable. Mr.. I'schon, 1t is
charged used the stock In securing loan OF
$50 aud refused TO return 1t TO Mra' HrE"o'S
when demanded. , ,,
Nj Hschof says that Mrs Reyno'9 "a, assshcnh ,Ticn
the stock TO him N part payment oi Dil wn'cn
he had against ReynOda and his VIE Tor Fln.%o
;or legal services durns h last hve Erir'i ne ne
cclye1 IT, ana lie credited his client "'th s""' on
When ihn stock vas turned over to me-" added
Mr. BsrhoT Mrs Reynolds sad thai sne hopei
/ wouli rot sell 1t, but ihai = neelg' n1r., money
for q loan. had Lo Agreement win h'f except
that the stock was 10 apply toward PAYNE my tny
bin for services ] vas surprised wnen sn" asked
me- 10 return the stock. bgt finally agreed TO 90
50 = she would pay me "hat hai borrowed on
it and make payment on Account scsaI tn %, bnJ n any
further negoi at ons with her.
Whcn Mr Bschon was arrG,'ed ne ,Sn was vbo ar
committed h m In default OF >lpop pai, IFS
counsel \. H. HummcL said yeStefIay ,S that NE
Mo'a" .,"ior ~ the order Of arrest Mr.. Bschon
Savs that he shall Reynolds and his WIFE Tor
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
MEETING or TIE HOTEL ASSOCIATION.
ELECTION OF oFFIcERS-RATEs NOT 10 DS
CHANGED If THE DEMOCRATIC coNNEH-
TION Is HELD HERE.


The annual meeting OF the Hote Association ot
New-York City was held the Hotel Waldorf yes
terday E. l.. Merrfeld presiding. Among those
present were the following members: J. H. Bresln.
Gilsey House: Gustav Baumann. Holland House,
WASHINGTON L. Jaques, Murray Hli George Bodt'
The Waldorf: Gardner Wetherbee. Windsor Hoe;
Elmer Darling. Fifth Avenue; H. H. Brock"ay'
Ashland House: A. L. Ashman. Sinclair House, l. d.
Crawford. Hotel Albert; c. +. WILDLY. Cosnopo;-
tan Hotel: simeon Ford. Grand Union Hotel; ; T.
Hasey. Hotel Devonsh!re: l.. L. Todd. Hotels Mar.
borough and Nendome: 4. Wehr.e. Hotel B..Veds,e'
" Johnson Quinn. Hotel Empire' + y sn,1as: ARna1sls:
y b. Barry St. Cloud Hote; j H. koigersr hot,t
ana ". 4. Rosekrans. president and secretary OF
the State Hotel Association wore also present
The following were elected officers o. the asso-
claton for the coming year: James H. Bresln,
president: II. II Brockway. vice-pres, lent ana
Simeon Ford. treasurer and secretary Inc IneVi ENsi-
utive Committee H. fo,.ows +. l.. Merrihei'
chairman ~ b. Barry. c. F. Widey T. y Anna
bic and Gustav Baumann- -.
The associati ton voted that the hote. men on 'ne
committee which s try TO have the Democri i,uc
National Convention he'd in New-iork should le-
clare that hotel rates would not be changed durns
the convention. At the close OF the meeting IT,
freshments were served.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
MArcIIns ARRANGED BY THE GIN CLUBS.

MATCHES ARRANGED BY THE Gun CLUBS
The trap-shoot.ng season has nov begun and
the crack rnarksmcn OF the various clubs VIII en-
10Y much sport during the next few weeks Inc
match for the amateur championship will begin
tomorrow on the grounds Of the Larchmont cub
al Iarchmont and will be concluded on Saturday
The match Is open to members of the Larchmon
Westminster Carteret. Tuxedo Westchester Phil
adelph.a. Rlverton and other clubs Each man
who enters VII shoot at lc) birds
The members o. the New-rtrecht Gun Clubs
team went to Rvorton. y. J.. yesterday. TO prac-
t,rc on the grounds OF the Riverton club for the
match between the Two clubs. which takes place
on Wednesday next. This match VIII be at live
b.fls.
on the following Saturday ore o. the greatest
matches at blue rocks ever contested IN the East
MI be shot on The grounds OF the Ne~-t trecht
Gun club. OF Brooklyn. The match VIII be ne,
tween The N.w.t'trech, club and the celebrated
Rolling spring club. Of New-Jersey. The cluns
niil enter teams ~ twenty-five men each ana each
ran Will shoot at twenty-five blue rocks from
known traps and angles. - ,,.
The recorl-breakng feat o, H. 1. Davenport, a
who killed foriy-seven out OF fifty pigeons on Tues
iay using but hand to his gun. was stll! the
topic of conversation among the crack wing shots
90 f.rF
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
slit AGAINST Z. S. JAFFRAY'S HEIRS.

A suit has been brought in the Supreme Court by
Augustus D. Juard and James @. Cannon, re-
cevers for Z. s. Jaffray & Co, against Howard 5
Jaffray. the executor of the estate, and several
others Of E. S. Jaffrays heirs. The suit grows out
of a conflict between the receivers and the heirs
over real estate at Broadway and Leonard-st Inc
receivers assert that the property belongs 10 the
firms assets. and this claim is disputed by the
heirs. The suit is TO compel the heirs 10 JON IN
conveyance of the property to the receivers me
receivers declare that +. 5. Janray in JHuary
1892 transferred all his interest in the real estate ~
question 10 ais firm, to become part OF !tS cap'ai
stock and assets, and received therefor S'2',Wo
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
Syctp TPySTS NvrlL MEETING.

RI. American Susar Refining Company. known
ns the Sugar Trust. he'd is annual meeting yeSter-
day in The Office Of It's Jersey city refinery IN"
company Is incorporated IN New-Jcrsey 'i inc
- 90 shares Of stock. i5l07 were represented IL
O. Haveincyer. who presided. made bri@i L'ipaai
,.nort I'm which he said that the company ma ptl
recently = dividend of per cent on lr"''tt' so
and ~ per cont ON common stock. y A"'s OF '"t'-
dDnce In ia" managers Wa pass'i J1ih F. 80 -
aid John J.. Parsons were reelected directors i"'
Il i.fIn nf tnr,c t.lI. cn-u
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
RAILROAD SUIT DISMISSED.

DECISION IN THE PRESCOTT AND ARIZONA
CENTRAL. CASE.
The motion to dismiss the suit of the Prescott
and Arizona Central Railroad Company against the
Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
and q large number of other defendants which was
argued before Judge Lacombe in the United States
Circuit Court on Tuesday. was granted by him yes
terday. The suit was for sS.25O,0p damages. the
niaintif alleging that the defendants had consplred
10 wreck it's road with the result that !! had been
forced suspend operations The decision nueS
have George j. Gould, Russell Sage. Thomas Barring
John G. McCook and other receiyeIs uGsees S
nrosecuted for conspiracy Judge Iacombe granted
q stay in the case, pending further proceedings IN
biobor
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE REAL ESTATE MEN CENSrRED.

Coroner's jury has decided that the death OF
Irving L.. Mead at the Ncw-York Hospital, January
2 was accidental. Mead lived In Mount Vernon
and had been employed by Duff Conger. real
estate agents at No. 4i2 Columbus-avc. The hrIn
required him to sprinkle phosphorus POISONING ~
The basements 0f the houses which they controlled
10 keep away rats and insects George Mead. the
father of the young man said mat ne ireauen'iy
conplained Of collie which he thought was due 10
inhaling the poisonous powders which he useG.
The autopsy showed that this was me cause OF
death The fury censured the real estate him Tor
requiring Mead TO handle poisonous powders In
such quantities.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
yUE cpuuINAL COrRT sQJAD.

Chief Comm announced yesterday afternoon that
he had ORGANIZED squad Of police 20 De ce.a!"i
TO duty in the new Criminal cour.s BGLG.ns The
force will be known the Criminal Court squad.
Sergeant Langan vii, be In command. with Rounds
men Campbell and Deevy as his assistants. Ihey
viii have thirty patro.men under than. wno VIII De
on duty in General Sessions. Special Sessions fr-i
Magistrates Court, 3t the Ccronsrs once. GIVE
Service Board and Excise Board
The new squad took char,e of the Criminal Courts
Building AT q. m. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
u-DGE VANN TAKES HIS SEAT.

Albany, Jan. Sin the Court OF Appeals to-day
Judge Irving G. Vann. of Syracuse. took his seat
having heen appojnted TO succeed Judge Rufus W.
Peckham Immediately after the adjournmeni o.
the court the Judges went 10 the Executive nam
Der and paid Their respects TO Governor MortoI
following out an annual custom. -
The calendar OF the court for to-morTo" is
Nos s,S S41 S52 $50, S5i, 35j SJ6 and 80.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
SAYS HER HTSBAND HiT HER.

Coroner Dobbs yesterday morning took The ante
mortem statement o. Nellie Mulhearn. Of 5lG West
Thirty-elghth-s;.. bellevue Hospital she says
that her husband struck her n ;hc face ari In tho
stomach with his nst on January g. She II IN
critical condition. Her husband was arrested
Muhearn was subsequently discharged I'm Jencr-
son Market Court.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
DETECTIVES GONE WEST.

Detective Sergeant Mcknight, Of the plsu'es
Attorneys office. started for Chicago yes'efoa'
hiring back Jacques Ochs. who is wanted mere ."
charge of swiudling by means OF organizing bogus
Masonic lodges Detective-Sergeant Gun, oil as ,ne
District Attorneys Office. aso started "sst ',yc,.
terday on some mysterious errani iOr the p''"
Attorney's office
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE sCHOOL CENSUS INCOMPLETE

A number of the school census books having been
found to contain inaccuracies by. the Board OF
Education, they were returned to the Police De-
partment and yesterday Chief Conln had them sent
back to the precincts for correction. Errors were
found in the books from 142 election districts IN"
census takers In these districts had failed 10 enum-
ouired Chief Conlin accordingly sent the books
back with instructions to the commanding officers
10 rave the census taken again In the Districts
complained of. The same officers who were de-
tailed TO the work before will do IL again.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
pension AGENTS SENTENCE SUSPENDED

The January term of the criminal branch OF the
United States Circuit Court opened yesterday in the
Federal Building Judge Benedic; presiding. Zach
arieh =. Smith. pension agent. living AT Eilza-
Vile near Hudson y. Y. pleaded guilty 20 an IN
df,tper, charging him with having frsudu.erty
oh,ai ned certain pension moneys which belonged to
Mira Eliza Myers, now dead. ana OF hav'ng ioften
pension Once Owing 10 his age. sevenfy-seveh
wears. and the fact Of MS having MADE RESTITUTION
and pleaded guilty. Smith was allowed 10 go uhder
on sps nsion of sentence.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
VESyfHTLED TRAINS TO MEYICO.

Two Raymond & WhItcomb excursion parties WI"
20 TO Mexico tails winter. the frs: one leaving New
York ON January a. These tours afford exceptional
advantages for Mexican travel. Special Pullman
vestibuled trains with dining cars are ssen i rO' ,Us
nortant points are visited. A 192page book. giving
particulars may be obtained free or Raymond .
Whitcomb No. 81 East Fourteenth-sL
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

The hearing upon an application to make peima-
nent a temporary Injunction obtained last Monday
rsstra,ning Maurice B. Curtis from appearing IN the
title part of the play Gentleman Joe: a; the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, was mad beiore Jn1gs gi. la
Judge LacomOe granted a Pos;ponement Of the hnal
hearing until Friday. and denied motion 10 Vaca'e
the Temporary Injunction Meantime.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
AUUTTfONS TO THE CENJRiI OFIIfE.

Ch,cf Comm yesterday Transferred the io"o"ihs
uatrolmen TO ,he Central Ofice and drtaicd them
to detective duty under Acting Captain Vbihh;
Bernard McConville Of Leonard-st.. Charles f. saw
age ond John Kel:y Of East Tweniy-se:on..s, 20 ~
J. Tiyrncy. o. Eldr.dge-st. George +. lIi'trn, -
W,.t Tliitieth-st. William A. wood. Of Mercer-si.
John T Koran. Of East One-hundrt dana twenty
sixfh-et and Daniel J. O'Conneil. OF T. EZaDrth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE HNiuN BROTHERS PROBiBLY SAFE.
THE WIFE or ONE REFUSES To Testify N a
CASE OF ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
AGAINST HER LIFE

Toronto Ont Jan. S-Poce Magistrate De".soa
this morning saw Mrs. Martha liyams. whom jhe
ilya,as brothers are charged with having conSp.r"d
10 murder. and who is an inmate Of DR.. Temples
private hospital. Mrs. Hyan,s who Is in 4 very
weak condition, on being tod ,hat charge cf
conspiracy 20 murder f. pending against her h:s-
band IN which she was comp tent. though no,
conuel.ing witness. sa!a decide y that she would
not testify. Tha prisoners remanied In TIE
Police Court unit. January II They werc not pres
cnt at the interview with Mrs Hyans.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

don't why you rcarrested this boy. DISCHARGED
him for lack Of evidence and you have brought
me no more"
but the Coroner wants the boy brought before
him." said the officer.
You can do what you mind to. The boy IN
discharged from the custody of this court" re.
sponded the Magistrate.
Scheung took the prisoner to the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
ptrLJST .FlTHrRS' PROTESY ArlILS.

Tho Excis. Board refused yesterday ~ grant Il
license 10 Jacob II. Ackerman for a saloon AZ No.
Hol.evard The Paulist Fathers. at lfty-ninth-st
ard Columbus ave, put In protest On the ground
iha, the number was too near their church.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
FIVE HORSES PEHISH BIZ FIRE.

Fire carly yesterday morning destroyed II knl.irg
wood manuiactory and stable. at Nos. 20 and 23l
Wes. Sixty. .fourth-s'.. owned By william Droudi.
burning five Of Droudts nine horses and doing. nlo
gether sone g. go damage. Droudt's house. which
adions the stable and workshop was so much IN
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

danger from the fire hat second alarm had to BE-
turned in for renforcements Of engines 10 prot.
IT, and Droudt's household goods were taken ou,
and stacked the sidewalk. The house was saVed
by hard work.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
COLUMBIA CREW IN TRAINING.

The Varsity and Freshman crews OF Columbia
are training now Several members OF last year 5
.vorsi,v cro, are irving for places again. among
them PerrcoOnt Prentice. Longacre and Press
prch The average weight Of the Varsity men Is
about l67 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington, Jan. s.--The day call in the United
States Supreme Court tomorrow will be follows:
Nos 5o9 (and Co., $50 $40 (and 500, 622 49, 'a '22
$50 land 5GW, 653 land co.,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

49, drUo Cravr1-snecai Tern-Part V-Before
TO be sent f0% rsT ~ fEf
Lean Gases 70 be sent from Part " for trial Clear
oIsWs s~prePe 9coSTt SSqI'usps',a OPENS at 1880
Supreme Court-Speciai Term-fart N'ii-De'oie
Supreme coarTra TermPartM M -Bst9re 9 .e EGeedHsa 1
ao6 Causes ss1 TSs $3.50 isii s e2 c sc aso
s.S5 s.Si stS4. tSei ssss' o4ss' 54sc. Ciesr.
Supreme r. i ISL ss s5 4s 5ds $40 M
J"Eauses 10 be from Part III for trial Case un-
supreme courTrsl TeTm.rat r, -, vrsI0re f MeAdam
supreme Court1Triai Term-Part vI-Bsfore DAILY. j.
cssss .S be csntnd :sn from h'rf l?F
sleeve. y:Nos loa7. i0!s 1919 1851 1911 1913 i2o'
A1S Svpreme Court.Trial Term-Part vII-Before Book
staver JCsses 70 be sent from Part VII for trial Case
Supreme Court-TriaI Term-part IX-Before Gegerich
to ds1Is be sent Gm rsTa VI fGF
g. J.-cases to be sent from Part VII for trial. Case
supreme Court-Tral Term-Part XIAdourned for the
surrosates Chambers Before Fitzgerald. s.
John Nicho.sn Regina bosot William H. Monanye
Hupss%,a T,bs% III Mason Meyer e, nc %
surrogate's Court Trial Term-Before Arnold s.-,%o'
Wi VIZ of Tp Patrick re 6, Da4s a; 1890 a ca..
City cOur-speeis Ierm-bnioase ,,ae schuchman 1-c'u''
sass al!S ls '.S is 2s3 ;5 :s; gs, 80 sss
% s;s s. ! 49, ssi IS ''' - as 90 '' ''
s 3 TssrT' .s m en- 1 so7 scs "sp s1 ssa
Ia s4s s4o H. 600 575 COS 5o@ 535 i24 i35. 1859
0s.i cy ~ court-Triai Tern-pa.t III
~ 72o -s '2e m 72 y. ~ M s iso "a a. rs i I io
CIV Court-Tria Term-Par, iv-Beiorc Mccarthy l.
Short sSs 1850 1913 1896 oJ ic2 & ss. ~ s
fo0 200. Clear.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
REFEREES APPOINTED.


Supreme Court.
BY Truax. j.
Hackett VS. Ryan-Joseph =. MoDonough
BY Pryor. J.
Matter Of Tyte-Nornan r. Ne!iss
bach vs. Baggott-Ports Y. Ransom
Columbia Bank VS. Schoenthal-Ssmson Iaohnnn
BY Beekman J.
FAY vs. Macne-Peer u. Olney.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
by Truax. J.
George Christie John @. Kahaly-stephen B iiraSue
Henry C.. zimmerman ~. Percy II. NcXahon- -Oto Hor-
WITT
By Pryor. J.
Bernard Cohen va. Fannie Robinson. ct ai-Andrew
Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE TRIAL OF L. II. CHAPMAN.

Washington. Jan. g. -Jsrc wilson counsel foi Il.
r. Chapman. indicted for refusing TO answer the
Senate Committees questions in the Sugar Trust
investigation, continued his argument to-day That
the prosecution must be compelled 10 prove w.lful-
ness
The Dstrct-Attorney declared that the principle
advanced by the defence the most dangerous
one ever presented In court Of justice and while
he was willing TO nee, the ISSUE 1t was not an
element in this c.se. All that the Government had
TO show was that the act had been committed
Ex-Judge Dttenhoefer For the defence. said that
me Government desired the court to abolish the
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
CorRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Annellata MISUNDERSTANDING Court-Before Van Brun,
p J.; Barrett Williams Patterson and O. Bren: Nos
al "a AZ 30 IT. 81 -, 81, o. "a, 3s, 81" lor l" loo
ito Ill. 1l2. 1i3. ,,<- ,...x
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part l-'efore lfuaS j.
Motion calendar called IL a.
SUPREME Court-specal Term-Part II-Before Pryor j.
-f,ourt opens at 10 80 a. NIX parie matters
Supreme Court-Specal Term-iert nlxBetoie Beck.
man J-Motion-IJodn DOdn. Preferred canses'
Nos 1919. 2i55 2I6a 2lG3. 2o4. 2l63 2lA l34i 22os
~ 1921. Clear.
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CastOria.

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