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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
rLLO MUST RETURN TIE MONEY.

THE REFEREE DECIDES IN FAVOR OF THE EAST
RIVER SILK COMPANY
Francis L. Dononue. as referee. Med his 7aport IN
tho supreme Court yesterday in the suit brought by
the receivers OF the East River SILK Company 10
compel one Lorenzo THO to return to them s''%''
Mr. Donohue, in his report. hnds that Cllo has no
claim on the money. and an order II the Court
will probably follow. directing him - return II to
the receivers.
The receivers OF the silk Company were appointed
on June 10 last on the application Of Robert w.
Inman It's president. who was lost from his yacht
in the Lower Bay last summer. ON the day OF tho
receivers appointment. Albert = Moore. treas
urer OF the company. absconded. but before do'ng
40 drew check for s. $50 and gave II TO THO. tell
ing him to pay the amount 10 r. Burnham Mchatt
The latter refused accept II on the ground that
Moore being an absconder. had no right TO .rsus
the check and THO thereupon deposited the check
10 his own account in the Western National Itank
ana collected the money When tho receivers made
a demand on Uno for the return Of the money he
refused to give II up and they thereupon began
suit for It's recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
COTTON RISES EASILY.
AN ADVANCE OF TEN POINTS ON THE LOCAL Ex.
CHARLOTTESVILLE PORT RECEIPTS.


The speculative cotton market. after opening two
points down yesterday on the New-York Cotton Ex-
change rallied 10 points and closed at net gain Of
8 to points for this crop deliveries. and l to
points for the next crop. August cotton. after SELL
ing at 49, sold up to 772 and closed at 1859 bid.
Several things contributed to the strength OF the
market. There was buying by strong houses In the
trade. The receipts at the ports only
5S64 bales. against 2O,66 last year for the corre-
spending date. Against port receipts so far this
week OF r. bales. the exports have been 1900
bales. Interior towns showed small receipts for the
day The stock at all the ports fell to 900 bales.
There were advices of severe storms In Texas. and
OF bad weather spread over the Far West
ern plains, which may descend to the cotton
bet. Shorts cover quickly nowadays also. So
1t surprising that prices advanced so easily.
The spot markets were fairly active. New-Or-
leans sold 23OO bales Memphis 1900 Mobile $780, sa-
vannah 706. st. Louis 631. and Augusta al. The
local market reported sales Of 1877 bales for direct
shipment and ia for consumers at home.
Augusta received yesterday 7S bales against 70
last year. Memphis 1868 against 7A st. Louis %
against ia. Cincinnati 26 against 1896 and Hous-
ton AIS against 2175.
Many believe the market will swing back and
forth at around present prices for awhile longer
waiting crop developments. Crop news from the
South received Yesterday included S the fo9wns
rent that more mules and susno have MS been sold
arations for planting point to the largest crop In tho
history Of cotton; but information leads US to
think that these big crop indications have been
acreage. as compared with 1894 and 1895. and owing
to the generally accepted neel IN low prices LOT
to increase their operations as has been claimed
increased very much-nothing nike we thought some
time ago: ..r. , ,o
ion" says Kinds and Rankin counties will plant as
much corn and food crops as last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
DAUGBTgRs or THE REVOLUTION MEET.

The Colonial Chapter OF the Daughters OF the Rev.
olutlon held It's regular monthly business meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. George r.
uanford No q East One -hundred-an twenty
elghth-st 1t was largely attended. over hfty mem
bers OF the chapter being present. After the dis
posal OF the business there was an entertainment.
the chief features OF which were recitations by Mrs
c. j. Bell and Mrs. Goodison Refreshments were
then served The officers OF the chapter are Mrs.
Abram Steers regent: Mrs. d. Voney Everett. Vice
regent: Mrs. r. r. Smith, recording secretary. and
Mrs. Thompson. corresponding secretary.
On Monday. April 20. the general society OF tho
Daughters Of the Revolution will give a reception
at Delmonico's for members OF all chapters II Is IN
tended to celebrate the anniversary OF the Baftle
OF Lexington. April 10, 1I75 but as the date falls
on Sunday this year the festivity VIII be one day
LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
AN OLD WOMAN RAN DOWN.

Policeman Sick OF the Macdougal-st. station. ar
raiened In Jefferson Market Court yesterday Emile
LEM fourteen years old. who said that he lived at
No s35 Fourth-ave.. on technical charge or as
sault preferred by Mrs. Maria Antona Pempone
seventy years old who said that she lived In Hous
ton-st near Thompson but could not remember
the number
Sick told Magistrate Wentworth that LEM was
riding on his bicycle ut Broadway and Springet
at o'clock yesterday morning. and that Mrs.
Pempone had gone in front OF the wheel. with tho
result that she knocked down and had her
nose badly bruised. He arrested l-enz
LEM said that he not TO blame for the acc-
dent as he was riding slowly. and the old woman
had not been able to get out OF his way account
Of the trucks In the street.
Magistrate Wentworth held him for further ex-
Animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Washington. April ls.-Supreme Court OF the
United States, Monday. April 49, 1896
No 6sl-John Stevenson agt the United states. IN
OF Texas. Judgment reversed and new trai orue'cu'
So' i5s2The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
agt Samuel Petersen In error 20 tne rousr ed ma
cause rema nded to the Circuit Court OF Minnesota.
with directions to grant new h isi Justice Fulle
Justice Field and Justice Harlan; ,..,.
No. 1s4-The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
the Court Of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Jndg,
reversed and s dqeson to grant
new trial Opinion by Justice Peckham DiSseh HE
Chief Justice Fuller. Justice Field and JUSTICE HAT
No lThe Northern Pacific Railway C., Company HeT,
81 ss' ADeeas for h the Ninth Circuit Judgment re-
yersed and cause remanded to the Circuit GJuT i0r
Montana, with directions to grant ne" 'riai' op'-
0s ?, snsff ss't . al u at sros MpEy
! Judgment afr@ed Opinion by Justice White
kelsey s a al as CSr J. c CT T,ss
Decree a, affirmed affirmed Opinion by Justice shras;,
Nos s @ TO- and F ssaSse AFT b n w K sa s
Appeals from the supreme Court q Arizona. De-
affirmed oIn0n by yu as the United States
In error to the Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
tr.ct of,Tennessee Judgment affirmed Opinion by
SslArhur andrews agt the United States ties
trict OF California Judgment affirmed Opinion by
'! 10. sssmRobert b. Dashleu ast James b: NJ
Grosvenor ct al on writ Of certiorari to the Court
OF Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Decree affirmed
oP So ya5"rSe United States agt Madison j. Julian
Appeal from the Court OF Claims. Judgment az
frrned. Opinion by Justice Brown:
No. 1o5-The Great Western Telegraph Company
az aF o aam JUDGMENT %d opno BY
No 15s.-The Great Western Telegraph Company
Court Of Milwaukee County. Wisconsin. Dismissed
for the want OF Jurisdiction Opinion by Justice
No no and 7ll-Chares Smith and John Gibson
aet the State Of Mississippi In error to the Su-
preme Court of that State. Judgment affirmed
Opinion by Justice Harlan. u. w.n,uor,h An.
afirmed Opinion by Justice Harlan;
No lSoLIhe Seneca Nation OF Indians agd; mar r,
New-York Dismissed for the want Of Jurisdiction.
Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller, =, =,
Gesser ct al In error to the Circuit Court for the
District OF Kansas Dismissed for the want OF
Jurisdiction. Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller
On a certificate from the Court OF Appeals for the
Seventh Circuit Certificate dismissed. Opinion by
Chief Justice Fuller:
at Francis v Raich, adininistrator In error to
the Supreme Judicial Court Of MASSACHUSETTS. a..
Superior Court of New-Haven County. Conn. and
No. 14-Wiam Gray Brooks administrator ct al
agt. Robert Goldman, administrator ct al In error
Judgments reversed and causes remanded Opinion
by Chief Justice Fuller.
No. l3-Amos Woodruff. trustee. ct al agt the
Of that State. Judgment reversed and re-
manded. Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller. Concur
nS OpnGRs by !ss na w sed Dissenting Justices
S ass fs t9F IS Ag5 s q s saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
MERCHANTS AND RAPID TRANSIT.

A delegation OF New-York merchants will go to
Albany to-day to urge before the Assembly
Cities Committee amendment to the Rapid
Transit bill They will ask that Broadway below
Fourteenth-st be exempted from an underground
railroad. The party will consist Of William f. King
OF Calhoun. Robbins & Co.; J. Howard Sweetser of
Sweetser. Pembroke & Co.; George C. Clarke. of
Tent. Weller & Co.; John Glib. Of Mills & Glib;
also members OF the following firms: Hills Bros,
Hartley & Graham. Herts Bros. Frederick Butter
field & Co, Arnold, Constable & Co. Lord Taylor.
Hodgman Rubber Company. Keep Manufacturing
Company. .Gorham Manufacturing Company. and
renresentatives OF the Manhattan Savings Institu-
ton Importers & Traders Bank, Ninth National
Bank and Chemical National Bank and many
others. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
SHE DENOUNCED TIE JUDGE.
VIOLENT OUTBREAK OF THE MOTHER OF A
SENTENCED PRISONER.

II.
Judge Mcmahon. In Part III. General Sessions
yesterday sentenced Thomas Preston. nineteen
years old. OF No. $50 West Fifty seventh-s to the
Elmira Reformatory. The mother and sister of the
prisoner. who were IN court became very much ex-
cited. The former sprang up and. waving her
arms, gave loud shrek. Then she exclaimed IN
loud voice: 'Ye have no mercy In ye ye stony
hearted prosecutor OF a Judge. May the widows
curse rest on yer head tina. ye may feel the
OF n heart robbed OF Its darling" She then made
a dash for tho bench. running behind the jury
She was half way there when Court Attendant
Charles II. Wheelock recovered from his astonlsh.
ment and sprang after her. He seized and tried
TO draw her back. Wheeock IL a muscular man.
but could not manage the woman 80 other attend
ants went his assistance. While the struggle
going on Prcstons sister also became excited
and standing up cried out TO the Judge you can
not send my brother TO the reformatory. for he
has been In prison before"
The women dragged TO the elevator and put
out OF the building. During the excitement Preston
showed emotion. His crime was that OF break
Ing into the saloon of Thomas Z. Concannon No. 400
West Seventy seventh St. on March q and stealing
cigars and Whiskey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
"PHILIP RHINELANDER" HELD.

The young man who calls himself Philip Rhine
lander. and who arraigned In Yorkville Court
Sunday charged with passing worthless check for
SOL at Tifrany's In payment for cats eye and
diamond pin. was rearralgned In Yorkvle Court
yesterday morning. Henry J. Stuart. of Smith.
Gray CO., ciothiers. Thrty-irst-st. and Broad
way. appeared In court. and said that April 2
the defendant had bought clothing from his Arm,
Bank. II was found to be worthless. lie then
said he was William Il. Hammond OF tho Waldorf
Mr.. Stuart's complaint was not taken. but he was
told to appear rs witness In the higher court.
On the original complaint Magistrate Brann COM
mitted the prisoner In 81 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
THE NEW MERCANTILE LAW.

Mrs. Edward Lauterbach called on President Will
son OF the Health Board yesterday and had q
long conversation with him about the provisions Of
and the enforcement OF the Mercantile law recently
passed by the Legislature Mrs. Lauterbach has
been a strong supporter OF the all along.
When the bill was pending at Albany she went
there In the interest OF It's passage The Health
Board is designated the one to enforce the law
and President Wilson assured Mrs. Lauterbach that
the Board would see that 1t was strictly carried
out
The law makes sixty hours weeks work In the
stores and contains many other provisions for the
benefit Of those employed there -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
DIR. OPDYKE HURT by A CABLE.CAR.

Dr. Opdyke. OF the Harlem Hospital. reported to
Sergeant Sullivan at the East One-hundred- and
twenty -sixth-st. police station yesterday morning
that while driving down Thrd-ave. at 1890 o'clock
cable-car No. 6. bound south. ran into the ambu-
lance at One hundred Dr. Opdyke
was thrown out and sprained his left arm. The
car the doctor says stopped only long enough after
the accident for the ambulance to get of the track
and then went on.
IL intend to inform the company DIR. Opdyke
said This is not the first time this has happened.
and In nearly every instance the cable men have
disregarded our right OF way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
"TBE CARBON KING" EXAMINED.

Simon Dessau. known as the carbon King" was
examined in supplementary proceedings by Julius
Lehman, OF No. 87 Broadway. yesterday, before
Justice Smyth. in Special Term Part H. OF the
Supreme Court.
Mr. Lehman appeared as counsel for Enrich Bros
who have a judgment against Dessau for $226 for
drygoods furnished his wife and family Dessau
failed on January 5. 1894. for 100000. He
testified yesterday that he lived at No. ia West
Forty -seventh-st., and was not engaged In any
business at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
PREVALENCE OF MEASLES.
MANY CASES REPORTED. BUT THE DEATH;RA
IS EXTREMELY LOW.

MANY CASES REPORTED. But THE DEATH RATE
IS EXTREMELY Low. 20
Sanitary officials say that the prevalence OF
measles has been almost phenomenal for rev
Ynonths not only In this city, but In other cities
throuafout the Eastern States. Reports Indicate
that many thousands of children are suffering with
the disease IN the cities every week. and the ract
that the disease appeared in the family OF the
Presidsnt Of the United States. In Washington has
served to call the attention OF the santarians to
the reports which show how widespread and general
the disease is-
city last month was greater than the number Of
cases OF all gious diseases reported In the city
IN March 1896 Physicians OF the Health Board
have not been willing to say that there Is an cpl
demic OF measles. because some people are ready
TO take alarm at the word but there were zl3 cases
Of measles reported in the city last month. ana
probably nearly many more which were not re-
ported Many pareHts'regard measles disease
which y not dangerous. and they do not send for
= physician when their children are attacked with
IT, Tho Health Board gets information of such
cases unless they reported by physicians. If
1lS3 cases OF smallpox were brought 10 the atten-
zion of tho sanitary Authorities in month. there
would be no doubt to the presence Of an cpl
demic In the city.
While the prevalence Of measles has been 30 no
served that the death rate has been extremely low
Although many mid OF measles may not be
reported, all the deaths from measles to
be reported. and the deaths from measles In this
city last month numbered only 1lS In fact, the
death rate Of measles 10 lower this year than usual
served by a comparison OF the reports OF contagious
diseases In the city for the month OF March in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
COURT Calendars FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divison-Supreme court-Befors Van Brunt.
p. j.. Williams. Patterson. o. Brien and Ingraham IL
Court I d. Nos So ~. "a. 100 1Ol IOS lO7
20 e. 6s 20 So H. So i09 G2 ss I0s " ~
Supreme Court-Specal Term-Part I-Befors Law
renee. J.-Motion calendar called ut II q m.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part N-Befors smyth.
J.-Court opens at 1890 a. Elk parte matters.
Supreme Court-spscai Term-part iII-Before An
drews J-Motions. Demurrer No. IFS Preferred
Nos. 2S06 2Ss4 Clear.
Supreme court-SpecIal Term-Part Iv-Before Beach, j.
Law Nos. 22O7. 2l3S. z13J 2s0 21si. 2fa2
$50 iSai, aisa $751; 1904 1915 is 1855 Case
ished.
supreme court-special Term-Psrt y-Bsfors Truax,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
MILLINERY

Think Of as nearly perfect assortment as can DC
made-bg, comprehensive full OF the PARIS spirit
Wonens Trimmed Hats, S. $3.50, sS sil, sH and
upward.
FLOWERS, TOO
Purple silk Poppes, in bunch, 81; satin violets:
doz in bunch, zSo; Daisies silk wire stems, Zoe;
silk Poppies, large, z4c; fine Bluets, 4Se; open
Rose Buds, 2 doz. in bunch, 4Sc.
GRASS LINEN-WHITE GOODS
Pure Irish Grass Linen, Csc yd. The silky. grena-
dine-ike Linen, Csc yd. And the richest that mas
ever been on our counters IS Soc yd.
St. Gall dotted Swiss, 30 in, l2c yd-eheaper than
the PLAIN Extra fine dotted Swiss, zSc yd; you
can't find it in other stores at Soc
CURTAINS, OF COURSE
But You'll not expect to get Brussels Point at half
Here they are, though, 40 pairs, good, strong,
rich effects, but just little of the white Regu-
lary S27 so and $50, these sH and SIS pair.
Fine new line OF Irish Point Lace Curtains, white or
ecru. s. pair.
Curtains at S..
An attractive line Of Nottingham Lace Curtains in
white. new effects in bold designs snowy for
hotel store or window curtains, Is, Is, We.
SI.25 and up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14

Some Of the physicians Of the Health Department
sneasles which have been reported for few months
have been cases of German measles, or Rotheln."
An extremely mild disease which rarely ever causes
death and from which children recover in three or
four days a. rule German measles frequently at
tack children who have only recently recovered from
the ordinary measles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
IT FLOATS
Tse Proctor a. GASsis Co.. C's'T'.

Causes 10 be sent from Part " for trial. case uh""
shed court-specal Term-part vIBefore stoyer.
causes TO be sent Part " for trial. case "''"
sSpreme courtspecal TermPart vIBefSre b EEK
man Case on: No 60. o sullivan an,s ys re"
supreme Court-speciai Term-Part Vlll-Ad'our"e'
70? SUPREME lST 1 courtTa TePs IA .ps aS Pay
Preferred causes: Nos Slsi n sOS; he'd ''
sc. $780, III 4ss sssS 's s
o1ss errsrt XB as rs Ssar
ouTrIS 1. Ts5s fpm Part iii for trial
Clear, court-rria Term-Part vI-Before Parker J.
,,ses 10 be sent from III for trial. case """"
c0q ssse ls T sss S.: s
Hcauses to from Part VII for trial
sag5s": TO +. .en Ts from Part Vii
Supreme TermPa i X b, 'o FT cs.
man J-Causes to be sent from Part VII 'o' "'' "'e
urnnshea: co,r,-rna Term--Part xI-Adoumed for
'n surrog,es Arnold sMo'on
calendar called at M. for % probate sirsed l.
BACH. Gouverneur w Morris Thomas 20 y "a Henry lpT
ing Yam wart William r. G. Melen John j. conroy' at
surrosa,es courTria Tsrm.Betere Fitzgerald s.
at 1919 r. No saS sSh"chman j.
s$s s s ss 's'''i ss';ss'
i.5S iiso ss7 asls 4oi4N lso 1922 1899 100 4e ess
o3 oao Al a. css7 300 1000 3+70i,. las. 1909. 5io
1856 lis7. I2i. Case unfinished . o.nvv.r
Gle. Court-Trai Term-Part II-Before ODwycr. =.
Nos IFS 1916 iii 1910 1892. 11z5 g. 100 ila3
i n iccs iiio liza 1855 Ic2e 1851 SOL go ,oss
City Term1Ps i-R ss. .s Van Cos wysk
zoo 76i 7G2 1898 1850. 1870 $50 763 IA $50. 10
10 1910 1911. 1884, 1892 1874. la'o 1885, 1877 lS'a
CITY Court-rrial Term-Part Iy.Before Conlan IL
short causes: Nos 4323 $3.50. 1899 4.to fs a,o ot
$50 a07s 407 4243 1914 $3.50 406. 4O45. 1918. 3l27
4osO Equity case: No 2ls. Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Lawrence. J.
Matter Of saloman-Joseph i. McDonough
Row.rv Savings Bank Shannon-Thomas Connolly
Metropolitan IAfs Insurance Company vs. Aeksf-hn-
ward Hasseit.
sinclare VS.. Reid. Edward Ackley.
BY Andrews. J.
BschoY VS. Engel-John II. Judge.
BY Reach. j.
McGil Holmes. Booth Hayden-Wiinam IT,
Cnoate.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Lawrence. J.
Charles j. Mcguire Fanny Hershhed-Leonsrd J.
Wyeth
BY Smyth J.
Fnr,co Trou VS. Gustav Newstad-Joserh r. We'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14

Hilton Hughes & Co. Soap, s1.S box; two days
only
Extra quality Broom, large, zoe.
Stove Brushes. l2c.
Whisk Brooms l0c.
Whisk Brooms for stair use, &c.
Tampico Scrub Brushes. &c.
Floor sweeping bristle Brooms. SIlS.
Bristle busting Brushes, nc
Chamois Skins, best, oil dressed ISc.
Step Ladders, 4 f.. 75c; IT,. Csc; IT,, sLS;
f., sl.3S; Sit, $780, .,,o
Willow Clothes Baskets. oval, 4Sc to SI.iV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
HOUSE-CLEANINC. TIME

z means Work and worry at the best But It's wonderI
hmm much boht wed inventors hau done to Tighten these budens
there's Kitchen help saving device for anywhere the ho
hot me ouo TO haze and you ought haue count ndnQ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14


CHILDREN'S DRESSES y
For little folks as well as big-and Just as mux
thought given TO the making and finishing of ~
pigmy garments as OF the Others
Dresses of pretty pink white and blue.,sA.
white hannelette. neatly made, 1, 2 and Z
years, Csc.
Bingham Dresses, pretty neat checks, 1, 2 snt (
years, 3oc.
Bingham Dresses, neat pink-and-whte and bk,a.
and-white stripes, trimmed at neck and sleeve.
with embroidery and feather beading. /, andS
years, Soc.
Bingham Dresses, neat checks, square yoke Of
rows neat Hamburg insertion between box pIest
l., and 3years, 75c.
Two STYLES bingham Dresses, check and stripes a.
style suitable for boy, trimmed with embroidery,
l., 2 and 8 years. sc.
Fine pink-and-bue chambray Dresses ptatsd
pointed yokes, trimmed with beautiful embroidery
2 and years, 81 and s..
Similar Dresses, very fine gingham checks al
st.pes, trimmed with beautiful embroidery. IA
3years, $3.50, $a.Ss, $3.50, and S. ~
IN THE SHOE STORE
Women's glazed kid Oxfords, cloth top. pasat
leather tips, pointed toe. medium heel, tlms
soIes. soft and stylish, SI.6S; same in COMM
sense style, Sl.eS
Tan kid Oxtords, cloth top, $I.6s.
Bicycle Leggings. 3Sc TO S. 4xl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
GRATEFUI-COMFORTING.
EPRS'S COCOA.

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