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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


Albany March 1e.-The Court OF Appeals to-day
reversed the Judgment OF the Appellate Division in
the OF the people appellants aSt. benjamin
Hawker. In this the Appellate Division. FIRST
Department. reversed judgment Of the Court OF
Special Sessions. which convicted Hawker and SEN
fenced him to pay fine Of $3.50 for practising medi-
cine after conviction OF felony. Prosecution wos
brought by the Medical Society Of New-York Coun-
~ The defendant contended that il was not the
intention Of the medical law 10 apply 10 persons Who
had been convicted Of felony before It's passage.
The Court OF Appeals reversed the order OF the
Appellate Division. First Department. and ordered
new trial in the case Of Lawrence T. Farley against
the city Of New-York. The lower courts had dis
missed the complaint. Plaintiff November q.
lss2 was the driver OF HOsecart no y ana was
thrown from his seat by the cart Striking an Oh
struction in BroOme-st. while going 10 a Hit. ne
obstruction was said TO be a truck which the CITY
should have removed from the street Plaintif sif-
tanned fracture Of the skull and other injuries an"
sued for $4,000.
The following decisions also were handed down;
Frederick GlOlin agt. Na;iOia. Steamship Company
G.mlted) appellant. Jonas :. Van DuZer and al,
other agt. Elmra Cortland and Northern Rai.Foai
COMPANY appellant; Bank o. Clarke County aG'.
Theodore Gilman and another, appel iants irving
Van We agt. Stephen 4. Emmons ana anOtner' ap-
Dellants Fifth National Bank Of Newly Ork city agt.
Central National Bank OF New OK Cty dppeI AM
John Mcnamara, appellant agt; Mayor, &c. OF
New York William II. Starback agt Housatorlc
IA COrnpanV apD6 liant. Earl q. WatrOGS aSt.
LYMAN Van Santvoord and another. receivers OF
Walter a Wood Moving and Reaping Machine
Company Observation-Disclosures affirmed WIN Costs
August Nitsch agt American Central lhSnr@nce
Company appellant-Judgment and order affirmed
with costs. .
The Court Of Appeals day calendar for tomorrow
is: Nos So -, 10, e3. So 81 534 and 81.
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showing him the ORIGINAL order and de,ivean co1 70
and leaving with him at the same uHe cypy
thereof indorsed az above provided ana ny pAynns
or sending 10 him the fee allowed ~ ,aw 20 VIII
nesses subpoenaed TO attend trials OF civil actions
In court OF record In this State -. l.. -,
Sec Z The testimony OF each witness mus, ne SUI
scrbed nv him and all testimony taken ~ snCn n
Justice or referee appointed must be certInsu anu
delivered to the Attorney General al me wi,nees
the examination The testimony given pY r,,
In a proceeding or examination under thls acL ss'i
not be given In evidence against him IN any 81 in.t
action or proceeding shall any crIiiilia on
or proceeding be brought against such "isn' r. Iii III
account Of the testimony given ny MIN .U ,,as
any person be excused from answering any ~, :,
lions that NAV be put 10 him on the erou, ~ ~.
may tend 10 convict him Of vio-auo" VI ''' P'
visions OF this act , ,rovidad in this
act possesses all the powers and y suylect -,
the dufies OF a referee appointed unosI g. ,s
LOIS Of the Code OF Civil Procedure :" 20.
Practicable and may punish for contempt " ,,nrd
dlv served as prescribed in this act lIr VI - nro
ance or refusal 10 he or to TESTIFY ~ ~ tho
duce books papers and documents aGSo ~ he same
direction Of the Endorsement aforesau III t an
manner and 10 the extent az t.,ra ~
pointed 10 hear. try ard determine d"
fact or law. - -. =. $50, and Chapter
Sec . Chapter 7ls OF the Laws OF 49, sa ahe
2s- of the Ia VS. OF 1871 HEREBY 1870 .alv
sec 10 This act shall take enect
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DP CLARK WRIGHT.

DR. clark Wright. who died yesterday AT MS
house. No 1853 West Eghty-hfth-st.. was the son Oh
a well-known New-York physician OF a quarter Of
a century ago Or. Clark Wright ST. was
homoeopath and lived In Fourteenth-st.' opposite
the old Beuren house His son was porn III
1870 and after graduating from Yale attended the
College OF PHYSICIANS and Surgeons or NeW-i ork
on obtaining his degree he went to Europe 10 per,
showed a predilectiOn He spent seVera! years ~
! London AMI German cities and returned 10 New
Vork eleven wears ago. He was soon successful IN
building up a large practice ana Was regdroeu a.
one OF the most promising young physicians III ne
city Ne was also connected with me out-patleI
de1artment OF Roosevelt Hospital where Dr. JACK
son and MS other felow-physicians Will kesny re-
t,ret him Or Clark Wright married ana caves
one child He had occupied the West Zig -il'h-
ST house six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
FOREST PRESERrE BILL AMENDED.

OWNERS OF LAND TO cut SPRUCE TIMBER IF
THEY WISH TO DO so.
Albany. March Is CSpecaD.-Governor BACK n'aue
some important changes to-day In Ms Dill ior the
ACQUISITION hv the State Of a large tract OF Aaron
dack forest lands The Senate Finance committee
was 10 have given a hearing on the Dill TO-DAY
hut the Governor sent bundle OF amendments 10
tho committee. which had been framed by Char.eS
= r,ncol, the Governors law adviser, and the
committee desiring TO look these over. the hearing
was postponed for a week.
Ono Of Governor Blacks amendments provinces
49, so ooo shall he appropriated out % the money
raised by the State tax rate this year 10 pay LOT
,o~est lands and the State shall be oonded 20 Lie
ar,o,ni OF $1,000 20 pay FOR the rest OF the 'auS
purchased - - ado,,ior of ar
o-nrndmen- providing that when The f oresr re,
go Hoard shall decide TO take lands ne ON.-t
sboi have tho option 81 cutting the spruce ''.l
80, Nv twelve wears but there shall pc oh.E oa'r
ct,tne n the spruce and the state Is nol 10 pa
fo- he land until tn" timber Is reilO. sroro Z,
~ ~. e,nerts that the State VIII save rom ~
70 Is an acre IN this way II me -, a ID
Re loft standing. the forests VIII pc ~ e7e' ' ~
,ba sources OF water supply proteC'e"'
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rop corrPyOR or RHODE ISLAND.
ELISHA DYER. or PROVIDENCE NOMINATED BY
TIE REPUB1dcANs

ELISHA DYER. or PRovIDENCE NOMINATED Di
TIE REPUBLICANS.
r-o.,soooe March Eth Republican state
Convention was a large body to-day VII" as III.
..aasod ,,,-,bo- ~ delegates. n was called 10
- he chairman Hunter g. White ID the Re
,,,hlican state central Committee. Joshua VII
bo,r M Bristol. was chairman. and Eugene r.
Werner. Of Coventry. secretary.
~, c,o,o ticket was nominated. without Oppo-
s,,.,r az follows. For Governor. Elisha Dyer OF
pc donce. for Lieutenant Governor, ATam ).
ca.,,er NJ N7onsocket: for Secretary OF state,
Cbo,1s. p Rennett Of Providence. for Attorney
C.o,crst willard 3 Tanner. 81 Pawtucket: for
General Treasurer Samuel Clark. Of Lincoln
,rhs rlatform adopted congratulates the country
on the election Of Republican President ana ION
oress piedees Z, the President loyalty and sup
mort look hopefully for tariff revision, express
es gratitude 10 those Democrats VINO Jolned the
penuhlicans in rhe Presidential contest. reafrms
the gold standard. expresses sympathy with CHba,
.,,.,rs nrotootion OF American citizens. commands
IN Stofs Republican Administration for its imam
cal wisdom and pledges support 10 me revision oi
the State Constitution. .--..
General Elisha Dyer the nominee tor 100 oi
is n son Of a former Governor OF me same ma M
Who uas the ninth Executive under me IOnsulu-
ton lie was horn in Providence November y
1893 and educated Al Brown lnVe.sity anu tne
Iriversitv OF Cielssen. Germany. General Dyer mas
had a long military career in this state, datng
back 1855 when ne Joined ne Isl ls, Pa,1e
~ pbode Island Volunteers In 1875 but was as
charged on surgeons cerufcate by reason OF n
STATE militia a few months later, and has ccntlh-
ned his service in various capacities nearly "Nrt
since From 1852 to 1895 he was Adjdtant, NeneraL
He has served In various capaoi lies III 'hc So
ard city governments General Dyer has thlee
sons-EJisha Dyer jr.. and George Rathbun Dyer OF
New-York and II. Anthony Dyer. an artist OF inns
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DIED.

Or ma MaT' ssss esso ssss
Funeral AZ ne Presbyterian HONE No % East 'ah"'
cUrTING-on Monday. March IS. schermerhorn. infant
son OF Robert Fulton Helen suydam Cutting aged
Funeral private.
il s : su6 osn 6 ss S'asay
i ark. on wedns.dsy' i7,h ins, a. o'clock
Memo o ssr's At 'sS n Y Y91nf N Msrch q.
GREENEBArM-on March IS. Ggssie daughtsr Of th'
late l. y. Walter and widow of Jscoo Dreenenarr; "a
San Francisco papers please copy
HULL-on sunday. iith instant, Helen Whi'son wife OF
]. G, Hun, q, in the so,h year q her age
dence wh;son.. 4 Y. at ii a.
JoNEsOn Monday. March Is. 1897 at The restere. Of
Marceiina Augusta Jones widow Of CHARLES c. Jones'
FSssral services ut Transhguration Chapel esh. near
boulevard on wednesdsy March Il. at 10 o'clock a m
California chicago and Boston papers please copy
LEACH-,At PARK Ridge. y J. on March i'' 1877 James
ssder leach aged 20 year, %2ni' Church O, Thur
Train 5l1 Ere srs. Depot i4o ?. m.
Eo9 Ta'isy \ Ns S.asa S gi'T Lee widow Of Dr.
Funeral services a. her late residence ~ Es
T Te.prca1y M IaTssd T. Il a. n" ' ANU '-
TowNLEY.on M io Mar rs - 1891 Jonas Wade
Fnsa services at his late residence s2s North Broad
ST. elizabeth. y J.. Wednesday March II, at 40
sqn4'y Mar M5sh ,.. At h he. s so JANE.
Westerye.t, the 25tb year - her age
Funeral from James, Church. Upper Mortcar, ~
10 o'clock Wednesday morning March IL
WIDpLETON-Cn Tuesday. March lG Wisonetia Cham
berlsin wife u William J. Middleton.
Funeral late residence. Is East 4Sc-et-
Thursday. 18th. 1890 a.
WRIGHT-On Tuesday. March TO- 1897. Clark Wright,
n D. only ION Of Harriet sherman and the late CLARK
Wright. NJ. j.. . - -. s-.. .,
Funeral from residence. No. lS5 West eoth-s<s
on Thursday. March j. AT ii a. m.
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Office. 30. 20 f. sd 81
Woodlawa station cath Ward Harlem Railroad
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4 roryG WOMAN CATCHES 4 BURGLAR.
FIGHTS WITH HIN ALI. TIE WAY DOWN STAIRS
AND HOLDS HIM TILL. POLICE
MAN ARRIVES

Mrs sadie Gribbin young bride. caught Durg-
Ia on Mor6av and after struggling Win MIN
49,, four flights OF stairs held him until police
man arrived Mrs Gribbin married 10 cable
a. rripu,an three weeks ago. and the couple SET
mn Manufacturing IN an apartment on the httn moor
~ M ss0 West Fifty-third-st. on Monday Mrs
crf.b, locked the doors of the front rooms OF her
.na-+rnent and went 10 the rear room 20 90 her
.,..l,l, washing Some time later. hearing NOISE
~ ne front room she went 10 investigate ana
tod ,oung man there. Seeing that the door
which was left locked. was open, she attempted 70
sh,i. Z, 20 make the man a prisoner. me man.
v,bo later said he was George II. Carroll twenty
,v,o Years old Of No POI East Seventy-third-s'
tried 70 get past Mrs Gribbn. but she turned soa-
derlv and caught him by the coat Carroii pulled
be- into me nall where he slipped out OF the coat
having n i'm her hands and started down the stars
Mrs G-.obin dropped The coat. and. springins a'er
Cs.~-u threw her arms around his neck. she neId
hin, 6, closely that he could not strike her VII"
r,,.h force Thcn began a fierce struggle down
M s-ai~s Carroll could not break MIS-. IIi1",l' :
hell on him bu,. being the stronger, P4leu ~ u
Ielr q mi clung % the burglar win ~ heT Hiis!'
Ssye-ai women neiChhors. frightened by the nos
snS -alls for helm ran into the street ana 90. -
sce,,a~ Mel suehlin Of the Wesf Forty -seNelt s.
s.at1~ m 20 beck 10 re house win the nl: AS ne
e-fered ne found Mrs. G-ibhr struggling win 80
roll 10 the hall near the fnpni door. re "'ieS'''
Wben arraigned IN Yorkv!ie Court yes;erday
morning Carroll pleaded not guilty, ana was hei"
In 8 90 bail for trial
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siorag "ey VIII practically give you all the free
comrsesss ~ heed. They are also much more ac-
tSan %nw In providing you with bills Of ladng
., r. E. Pfarrus. another grain exporter testified
ea, ' ne bought his grain wherever II was cheap
no soi ,1 'na, was III the Southern ports Il think
ue saiu. mat the corn shipmenfs hav been in
oress'ng Tor the last few years through Southern
W. mere was an Increase temporarily In New
.iork IN 1870. because the Exchange in isq5 hogan
~ as,uate the question of deepening the canals for
railroads Immediately lowered their rates and
!ne corn began 10 increase in shipments In 1896
tne railroads again increased their rates and the
dropped o o
The hearing will 20 on today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
yyashincton March The barometer has fallen n the
Nssselppi vsusy westward the Rocky Noun
r1ne il has the Atlantic Coast and On the North
nc coast An ~ high pressure the central
valley the lake region and the Atlantic Coast states tho
barometer being highest over the lower lake region and
s lowest north " Montana The temperature has riser
decidedly in the Mississippi Valley the upper lake region
and the Northwest and 70 Is slightly colder On the Atlantic
Coast Loca showers are reported from tho southern
states. Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with generally
cloudy Weather clear ght from Ne" England
ana the Middle Atlantic states westward q ne Cpper
Wes..eppi Valley. The nt cations are that threatening
r-a+ 80 nd showers VIII prevail the central Valleys
with slowly rising temperature The weather @
but with increasing coGdiaess ami rising tpr ituie
In ~eW England the Middle AtIlntc states anu the lower
lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
FILIBUSTERING DISCUSSED.
A PHASE OF THE CUBAN QUESTION con-
SIDERED BY THE CABINET
ATTORNEY GENERAL MKENNA WAITING FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION BEFORE HE
GIVES AN OPINION Of THE CASE

FURTHER INFORMATION BEFORE HE
GIVES AN OPINION on THE CASE
OF THE DAUNTLEss.
Washington, March 1G-The flbusterng
operations between this country and Cuba &C.
cupled the attention Of the Cabinet to-day. At
torney- General McKenna gave his views on the
subject Of permitting alleged flibusterng steam
ers to clear for Cuban ports with carsoes OF
arms and munitions OF war. general discus
sion followed his remarks The Attorney-Gen-
eral has decided no; to render en- opinion in the
case Of the steamer Dauntless until he can OBJ
tain additional facts relating to the application
OF her owners to clear from Jacksonville with
arms and ammunition.
Under ordinary commercial conditions the APP
plication would be granted without question
but the fact that the Dauntless or any other
vessel would be obliged to clear for some Cuban
port held by the Spanish puts new phase on
the matter. The cargo could not be landed
there and the vessel would be seized This
would make il necessary for a vessel TO attempt
TO lard the cargo some point along the coast
and in order TO deliver the arms and ammuni-
ton to the insurgents armed force would he
necessary. The knowledge Of this raises the
question whether the men necessary 10 carry
out the plans made for a fibusterins vessel
would not constitute armed expedition. a
clear violation Of law
The Attorney General will have 10 decide
whether the force likely TO be taken on the
Dauntless is an armed expedition within the
meaning Of the law
Permission was given for the steamer Com
modore to clear for Cuban port with arms and
munitions of war. but thu vessel was wrecked
before reaching the Cuban coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
ALEXANDER z. JORALEMON.

Alexander F. Joralemon. who died on sunday at
no l63 West Thirty-sixth-st. was an Old ana well
known resident Of New-York. where he had lived
g. o,,er thirty wears Ia that period ne had been
connected with the American Express COMPANY
which loses in him valued servant Mr Jorelii ION
~ Farragut Post. q. \. R. and also member OF
-, Ilrotecrion Lodge Newark Of Odd Fellows. he
80 "a widow and one son. The interment will
AZ nlace tomorrow in Evergreen Cemetery
hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

P j.. Rumeey Williams. Patterson y: ana Parker il
0Gs pr eg' co,l pspeeia T-rm-par; Before smyh
JMoOa calendar s. easd Fem e. $50 Befoe Beach
J.Court opens a, 1870 m EI,paFte mai, e5 pee.
mas J.-Diyorcss: Nos $50 424s 45CG - :;'3 ~,
1919 i4e2 1899 i5I5. 1854. 49, 1901 $40 4S44 400
supreme coa-ispecal Termrs y3Bs ,a3 an an
27l4 1859 i527 i274 $50 1897 4is7 4S-s 4oS'. 442i
supreme c5aTispeeal Termr-r' y-as'aFe Rus;s
s Te F,- e y1f'r s. ke' sb.
sapree cour,-srecal Ter-part vII-Before Law
renee J.--Elevated ralrl cases Clear -
su9rerra Court-Tai Terr,-Par Il Before Freedman
ioasa iil-< ll594 iol57 lI-G2 1879 Cear.
slteie } Nor eaS, 1914 on ie9e ~ 80 ~:
7 75S5 ss.. go isaG Goio 9a3 63i5
suprea,e court-Trai Terr-Part Iv-Before seiFwrs.
I-,'auses be from Part III FOR nia Case IN
snprtn,e c,ur,-Trla. Terni-Par v-Before DAILY j
Be sen from Part III for tal Case unfinished
s,s1er JCaufes 70 b. sent from Part III fo@ trio clear
s95[e5 53as vi 49, ~ geii ~ iiaa 2s
l'9. 5 5ss 3 2s ?slG ~ es 1sc Snaa.fcd
s,nre pr cSuf IRA: Terrn-Pa. vIBeforc Davy
SUPREME c5nr, -Trs, Term-Part IX-As-urHed for tie
Supreme cour,-Tr.al Term--rart \ Bef,re MeAdam.
auses be sen' rom rar NJ TO- ,ral Co.. Ca.
Jisases u seat rom preferred calendar FOR trial
Clear
auses 20 sem from lTeferret caienflr Tor trial
surrogaie's 'ou,t -Cnamhers-i,etore Arnold so
io0- win ~ John Friedrich m 1899 o. ~ lis ~ p'
80. caroline H. Crooke Marietta ". Howard An'or
Girandai Horace @locum. Raooa e.. Wen. Rraa-. MOI
Msresre, N Macdonald. Augustus v Cruiks I'm
ne irher al 1919 2. m. Eliza " 1!sh ~. nae. hiei
49,, rt.rry Williams Caroline X. Parker. IL D. ~
C.1u-r-Tral TNrTn-B Before Fitzgerald 8
n l2Gs vi N Maria 'hittick al lui" a. m estate y
Is~o = Talman al 1875 m estate Il Richard Ilghe
ri lc:i5 o.. n. 49,.
CIV c.,u--Sp~c.al Terrn-Defore Mccarthy J-tourt
onens a, In A. m Motions AZ 1920 a m
-,-.---r-ta I-fiafO"e Conan. J.
II, ,,e ,9-c ana 1893 1873 i[S5 1895 1924 1913
10 i55i 1915 1917 1915 1921. 1884" 1882 1898 100
ssSt 1872 ,3ts Case unfn shed.
INV court -'a 'afni l'art 'rc j liLS nons
1733 4740i.. 2Osl. ZIG. 3D. 1919 ll.i
q, OK. ot6o 21Gi 2is. 2iG3. 2iA 2lG5 2id6 2iG7
ia. 5jS, 5i7O 2i7l az. 2l7a. 2l74 2i75. clear.
rerni-la-f ffi-i5ef r~ Se-i n1laf
I12oio 1870 2o45 goo. 22l 2o5i ?io i9e 29 go
600 Isss 1887 l7i9 ZIG 2177 2l7s 2i7e ESQ 2lsl
$50 2o'g'a "'t = ge-r,-'ar. " Roro-c van wick
= sbor, causes: Nos io93 $3.50 49, 4i77 .6SI @3Ss
as is95 47sl. li5i 1853 40 '''' +''i' -S' 4'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
mILII4n Il. RrRKE IN DFFIcrLTIES

william H. Burke the Tammany politician. who Is
IN the coal business at No iN 10 40 East One-hun-
,ire i-and-sxth-st made an assignment yesterday 70
Francis McMullen. giving preferences TO Joseph p.
Falon for $500 and Florinda NJ Burke for $1,000 FOR
borrowed money .. ,, -
Joseph P Fall1n. NJ Burke: attornoy SAD yes e
,.r4sv that tho Liabilities from S23tOo 20 sZrU0,
- al assets OF about $1,000 IN horses.
ard cal in the ward. which Nigh, realize 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
IEcTJ-PES AT STATEN ISLAND ACADEMY

Another large audience greeted William Winter
Saturday evening last on the occasion Of his MUS
trated lecture on The Shakespeare Country II
was the arst OF Course b. The second lecture OF
60. ,.,u ba given This Wednesday evening BY
PRINCIPAL Darlington the subject being. FROM ,Ilp-
raltar 20 Vesuvius" and the same lecture Will Oe
ren. cd Saturday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New Ensand fair; slightly warmer nor'heriy
winds becoming variable.
For Eastern New York. Eastern pennsylvania Ne"
rorsv and Delaware fair followed by cloudy in evening
slightly warmer easterly winds
Fer Western Pennsylvania. fair. probably followed by
rain In the evening night: warmer southeasteriy
winds S.,- ,,-oa,a.d,,. -,i, h.,
-rr,rseav morning. warmer; southeasterly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
THE c0ryTr RFGrsTER'S TERN

Albany March 6.-Governor Black to-day ygnsd
Senator Grady's bill providing that the successor
TO the present Register OF New-lork County snail
be chose- al the Lection next fall 10 serve Tor 4
term OF foy years. The bill becomes Chapter ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
Mr.. HENRY WIrHDRlWS HIS COMPLAINT.

W D Henry the artist Of No East Fifteenth
81 -sho made complaint because Detective WAITER
OF Captaln Chapman's command, failed 10 arrest
a former friend Of the artists who stole some paint
,nrs from him has now Withdrawn his complaint.
THAT shows you how much Nj Henry wanted
10 have his friend arrested said captain Ohap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
MARRIED.

T4OMP SON-KIssAM-Tu TUESDAY. March "a. 1897. by n.
Rev VIM. Justin Harsha. Etha u. Kissan daughter 81
Ar. and Mr.. George F. Nissan. u New-fork. 70
Lewis A. Thompson. u Someryiae y. J.
EMANN-THLEFELD-On Tuesday. March ls 1921.
81. Peters Church. Elsie hle,ed 70 Henry r. Tede-
WYCKOFF-DAY-on March H. at Hartford Conn.. By
the Rev p. n. Day. the father ~ the bride Harriet
Burr Day 70 che Rev. Charles Sterling Vycsof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
TIPS IGyoBLE DEATH.
HAVING REFUSED POISON. HE WAS WORKED OFT
WITH BLOCK AND TACKLE.

Bridgeport. Conn. March is-Tip. the big ele-
plant at the Barnum & Bailey winter quarters 10
poison whom unsuccessful attempt was
made yesterday was executed in the elephants
barn this morning. He weighed $500 pounds. ana
stood 10 feet inches In height. He had been with
the circus since 1871 but had become ugly OF late.
and his keepers were afraid he would xii them.
Late yesterday afternoon block and falls were
fixed 70 the rafters Of the barn. and heavy rope
and sixty men did the rest. Tips neck was broken.
He was defiant TO the last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
..yEIL0U~ JOURNALS SHUT OFT.

Cambridge Mas March IL (S9eciaD.-The Lin
den club this evening voted 20 exclude The World
and THE Journal" from its reading-rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17

The paroxysms Of whoopng Cough are At once
relieved by Or ID. Jaynes Expectorant. and II this
medicine is continued. It almost Invariably effects
n -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
prrEnrEs ArroINrED.

REFENEEf AI'I''IN Id
supreme Court
rs Smvth j.
v,,,sr n Rogers Sherwood Printing C7.-Thomas
NJ Cr9~v AZ. McGr0ry-Howard j. Forker.
f-rv agt R1hn 1.-TWO cases. mn II. h"Fan.
49, Reach. J.
,,-,,-.o, act NcClntv- Edward 6. Whitaker.
49,, ACT Mnler-Aurls'us &. - WI.
Py Lawrence. J.
r,,o,, art New Y0rk Wesirnesicr Water co.s1l7ron
r. Higgins. ~, -r.,.-
Smith agt Fleischmsn-charies H. Knox
By P~elnan. J.
s,.ers AIT. Ryan--charles x. Beeknan
Isy Pryor. J
f-,w~u AIT uarsis-D0nald Mclean
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Slpic me Court.
By Beach. j.
r,r,ns L. Harding asi william T. snpson-Fr'nk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
OBITI AIRY.
JOHN z. SIMPSON.

John r. Simpson formerly Of the New-York Nof-
uuteer Fire Department. died from heart disease on
Monday at mis- home No. - West One undred-anu-
fventv-siyth-gt He was born here in lsli "a.
mineral viii be to-day at 73O p. m and the burial
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
Gureial Notices.

5ureial Notices.
"BeautffuI Products Of Eastern Looms"
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON gQ-ARE SOUTH. NETWORK.
public Sale Free from Limit,
Tomorrow Thursday and Friday AZ
ternoons, at 2:3O O'Clock.
First Quality
ORIENTAL RUGS
ORIENTAL CARPETS.
PROPERTY OF
e. b. DONCHIAN, Importer.
HARTFORD. Conn.
Exceotionally fine in design and oolos
schemes, perfect in texture, straight
clean and rnothproof.
Free View a. IN. 10 . p. IN.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AucTIoNEER'
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERa
6 East 23d st.. Madison Square South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17

Notices OF marriages ard deaths mus. be h.
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