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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
MOUNT VERNON.

u was feared there might be I" CLASH between
r,,ors ~ ST Pauls Lutheran church last
,,,cb, when I. was announced that the kew . l.
scmmers would officiate at the "a,ch 81, ",'.
,' c-r.u The Willard Hall faction nlleo
.na cnurch early. but Mr.. sommers's faction dd
Nv, arrive wnen the time for the opening OF en-, me
services .aar mounted the platform and an
Mr., nat the pastor Ill and could not he
preseil,. .trg had begun Mr.. Earnst was d"ked
INTENDED TO oaS.e no obe he
Inc qI ESQ said the Willard Hall faction hau
taken he church by riot nat the sSmreh hell
uon did 90 80 the trouble settled In court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
THE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.

PROFESSOR JAMESON OUTLINES THE WORK or
THE MANUSCRIPT COMMISSION.
,.,o American Historical Association resumed
Ito meeting Yesterday morning In Hamilton nan OF
columbia University In the absence OF the KEY
mr. S,orrs Professor Justin Winsor presided Inc
meeting opened with report by PROFESSOR D.
Franklin Jameson. OF Brown University. upon IN"
work OF the Historical Manuscript commission
In tho course Of his paper on this subject Professor
Jameson spoke of the attempt or the commission
90 s.curo the co-operation OF libraries and the own
ore Of historical documents and 10 collect inforfna-
ton regarding manuscript material for American
.is,ory and rs preservation. The Commission
consisted OF Professor Jameson. DR.. Douglas Brym-
mer Archivist of the Dominion OF Canada; Talcott
Williams of Philadelphia; Professor william T.
Trent Of the University Of the South and Profess
sor Frederick J. Turner. Of the University OF WIS
cousin. The replies to tho circulars sent out by
the Commission have been numerous and fuil. ana
the Commission has in It's possession n very
large body of informa lion the subject. Among
other interesting material which the Commission
intends 10 publish Is transcript from the PUBIC
Record Office In London Of the letters to the FOR
eign Office from Thomas Bend british oonsui a.
Philadelpha from IFS, To 1872. number or other
important documents will shortly be issued In a
series by the Commission. ,,..,.....,... -, ,,,s
Professor Turner OF tne on .rea Ws ., "A
Field FOR Historical Study" after which Or O.
LIBBY OF the hid v" ~ va,ys 'n in consrSss j.
tnllahan OF Johns Hopkins tniversity SPOKE upon
The Northern LAX" front rrohoer During 'n'
The nnal session OF the convention was held last
Haskell. o, Radcliffe College, upon "I.angdon Cheves
and HIS Administration OF the unitcd States
Rank" by Professor o. , Adams Of YALE upon
England's Government Of Her Colonies. by Il. G.
Burnett Of ro a1VsIsy upon ss sd GS amr9
lea and by Professor c. H. Haskins. OF the Uni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
MAR CENTURY or 4 PTBLISHING FIRU

Al the St Denis Hotel. the staff OF Charles
Scribners Sons publishers sat down 10 the NTH
animal Christmas dinner Wednesday night. and
also celebrated the hftieth anniversary Of the es-
Enlistment O. the house John H. Dingman VINO
eniovs the distinction Of having been longest with
the firm presided as POSTMASTER. and after an
elaborate menu had been disposed OF, called the
yuests to order Under the title. THE Scribner
JIais Century" he gave a brief history OF the
bonse forty-one years of which he had himself
witnessed.
Charles Scritner the senior member OF the firm
was next called upon. He spoke In happy vein
NJ the Measure 1t gave him be present and CON
graduated the members OF the STAFF on having es-
tablished the custom Of an annual Christmas am
ner lie assured the employees Of the firm that the
success OF the business really depended upon them.
and said that no who could observe the spirit
when characterized the present occasion would
hay. any fears for the future OF the house his
remarks were received with frequent applause
The toasts Of the evening We're then responded to
In tho following order. "A Merrie Ranlble Through
orr Catalogue" Rudolph { Stole, "Old English
Times" Henry L. Smith: What Book Can We
Publish in 1891 that VIII Sell 50cco Copies. r. w
Morse Charles Walton. Robert Bridges ana r. H.
Schaufe-; AT the End Of Fifty Years, Edward
n 6 Lord: by Subscription Only r. y. Double
aa,. New Ideas I'm Advertising, w. ID. Monat;
"our Future with Silver Lining, l.. w iiatch;
"ror the Fifteth Year Of the House OF Scribner.
Robert Gilbert Welsh -
The genuine surprise OF the evening was the pres
entation 10 each person present OF book entitled
"'rhe House Of the Brains which had ceen pre-,
pared expressly for the occasion IL was printed
IN tho characteristic style o. the kemscott press,
Zach COPY being numbered and presented In order.
according the years or service.
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p.ad oui OF bonds Elliott. D. fuif"rd D. "'ie''
IL. ,ru.l.
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF PROPOSED.

A meeting OF college men intereste1 !" .0
was held at tie University Athletic CIuo III "eS'
.ru..,tv.s,x,h.st AT noon yesterday. The Rev Roh-
ar,cL Terry acted az chairman, and Joseph H.
Choate ir as secretary The meeting was cafe"
70 decide whether 1t desirable to give AN inter
collegiate golf tournamen'. A rough draIt u d
constitution was drawn mp the adoption oi ""'.'
II WAS decided to recommend TO the COLLEGES, -
vas also recommended tina. an fXecutlNt Uilia',
ice he apponte ed arrange for an inter W i
tournament This will probably be played az 49,
low Casino The delegates present We're toueI 'h
Terry IT, and Amos Pinchot, OF ale ihom n,s'
Orbison and j. r. Winson. 1r.. or the In:Vt,sry ~
Pennsylyana L. p. Bayard and w ID AanceiPoo
Of Prince ton, Stuyvesent Morris ana NJ. j.. Law
son of Columbia and ". b. cutting, IT.. anu
Joseph II. Choate. IT., or Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
ELLIOTT CAPTURES THE PRIZE
HE DEFEATS FULFORD AT THE pENiHH
PARK TRAPS BY FOUR BIRDS


PARK TRAPS BY FOUR BIRDS.
rho. oxner, handlers ~ the breech- loading shot
gun. Mcssrs. Elliott and Fulford. have met once
more at the traps TO their skill ana oecI'e
who WIS entitled TO championship hohors. me
match took place al Dexter PARK i'ohs ''
yesterd, y afternoon and was witnessed oH Se'''"'
hundred people Elliott won by score OF "."
four out of krndred birds fu''oiu N''
ninety birds The match WIS hleh's i"
.eres,Inr on. because for one thing. 1t was
an homes, exhibition Of the shooters SKILL "',
the scores made were crediiabIe 10 DOM "''''
was shot under Associai., ~ rules oafh III" S'''
ing az thirty yards rise. with fify yards ooun''"
The match was for SEQ side ana me ' :,
CITY Star" cup. emb, mali, OF the 'h'h'p'o4'
America the loser 10 pay f." me ni"''
lanes 4 n Elliott comes from Kansas c"s' anu
las q spleutld record as trap shot III ma.
recently AT cincinnati. Elicit and 'al TAI" H'
,i.d for ars Mace each having killed Hhe'! -"'''
orr Of one hundred birds. f. II. Fn'ford h'eS a."
Utica and came into pr )mirenc' a. '"''
500 when lie yarGuished all corners.
,norc ,,,os. who wiinesscd yesterday : E'i''"
.a,e Noel Money. Captain II. L. "ran:nF' OF w.
fok DR. G. V Hudson. Louis i. pufy'"' -,
Keller ana Harvey McMurchy. OF o;r", ~ 49,.
A I,s 9skity iSe f"' mPsr4ineton Dr on g
GRIEF. r Van Ds"k. Aaron Woodruff an"
Cannon. 1890, t., aud the majority Of
,nen left the traps right tsnt drivers aud
there were also "r E, nu" appeared to havc the
W., NV "a three of his birds when iooh." Loo,
though they would be lost 10 him Srp'h rmlford
rrst n.reon Was "A right quartoIlhb lic u, W,ter
~. had no trouble in gra ssng It, lie met ms 'gh
100 T and an easy at that u,'T'a VI,
seventeenth bird was twstins inc9mt, 90, a, ont Of
though he Ia, il hard u JUST ma ~ e. ~ Eulford G
hnunds and was los This was the mrs. u' LIN SOY
,. - and he had "A repetition OF II Win S'
,,o, I'm nue form from the start. ana mao a..
s,,ai"r, kiiis mill his thirtieih hri which WI !
M r Ind 20. clean away. lie then resume
~ ~ ,",i", of grsssing everything In sgh NM,
his seventeen round after H.. J., na ao, a. Ali
o. au,. no declared fen dead out ot poh'"S
with The possible xception OF one.
Following are the scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
SING SING.

c,.o,., services will be held in 81. Augustine's
chnrcb to-day In the afternoon the pupils OF the
caoy school will receive their gifts and prizes.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court has
reversed the verdict found last February In the
Supreme Court before Justice keogh In the con'est
over the ownership Of portion OF rieasah.
- c,rg Sing between that village and Daniel
r Manram At that time the jury found verdict
- nc villa ee which IL now reversed upoI the
~, that the Judge charged the jury upon a
question Of fact which should have been pe et b bo
pecessarv which will be the fifth In this long ana
s,uhhornly contested case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
WHITE PLAINS.

County Treasurer John Hoag closed up inc ana'rs
w. nfsce Yesterday afternoon and this morning
Tranc,. NJ Carpenter. the newly elected lressurer'
takes possession. For tho mrs. 'n'e III ,s .s w.
svery county office In WESTMINSTER Is "''eu " :"
Republican. ,,, ,,as,.rdav granted letters Of
;raor Of the estate Of william r Joh h,s
son. OF ~, ~, 'adnin,strator becomes his heir ,
The subscription dance given b IN the heaa%
ia norg The Younger set OF the village societS.
a;mes,s were present from Port chester rye
,ora park and Katonah. and All ehJoSeu ue"e"'
III New Years Eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

,yr and Miss Frances Quar- Robinson 'h nayldge
also be i've young girl attend ans orI,hw Miller and
Ethel rIa rir The best man will be walter ne
Iancev Robinson. and the USE is,,,rles X clark
psginad bonner Theodor Greppo' DaVi' nay anu
George Woolsey. .s T. Rechtel daughter
nr Ty Rech,s Of stapleton ana Edwalr
Wa~ncr viii take place in the rirS I,niary II
M.,h 9, nlef on on Tuesday eVehlhs ''"' -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
HOME NEWS.
y ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HorELS'
AIRENARIE-Dr Lewis Morris. United Sta'es
Navy FIFTH ANENt'f,-Senator Arthur T. "of-
man of MARYLAND and Baron and baroness
Wardeucr IIOFFMAN-William +. Cody OF Ne
hr.sk. and Colonel Jonn r Gaynor. OF Fayette-
,uI. Y Y observation-disclosures Jaeger ana
Lieutenant Maurer. OF the German Navy "lND
SOR-John Hare. OF London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

versty of Wisconsin, upon Some Letters OF Me-
diaeval Students" ,o, - e.,
Officers Of the association were elected as 10
lows: President. James Schouer: hrst vice,presi-
dent the Rev DR. George +. Fisher; second vice.
mr.. sdent James Ford Rhodes: secretary tierD g
f. Adams and curator. A. Howard clark. ne
Roy Dr Richard s Storrs the retiring president,
was added TO the Executive Council In accordanGe
with the usual custom. and the KEY; Ut. II. ~
lion adjourned to meet in Cleveland. ONO, next De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

A FIFTH AVENUE FURNITURE DEALER FAILS
CREDITORS or SOLOMON sAyI.Es ANGRY
Obadiah L. syphe-. doing business Sypher
Co dealer IN antique furnitur" at Nos 2i6 and ~
Firh-ave filed a confession OF Jud sment yesterday
for $50 fo4 In favor OF Henry leslnsky for money
which the latte. had lent 10 him AT various times
In ths las: six years An execution was issued TO
tho Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney TOOK
charge OF BON stores The business founded
many v>a-s ago by ID. Morley. who gave II up IN
Is5 !, was once removed to Broadway anu later
va merged into a corp ,raticn. WITH capital
stock Of s}ODO0D In 1Ss; the corporation was aban-
do-e, and since 1891 Mr. Sypher has carried on the
h,,s,ocss alone lie generally claimed capital o.
S5o on but for several years he has had no capital
rating q, Brads;rcers. AMI only low credi' rating
lie inyentory Of May T. 1885, showed assets OF $751;
l,a and uabiii.,es OF $500. The total liabilities
,ow his LAWYERS think will reach nearly s2cp"o
No estimate car i've eiv"n as 20 ne value OF me
assets Mr.. Sypher said last night ,hat ha con on
iud~meni was not 20 be used unless othe' cred
itors Instituted proceedings
:, 10 ,robahle tina. the ASST garment to Charles A.
Haze which was made hy Solomon Sayles. the
y,bolesale butcher who recently failed. Will bc CON
,s,od hv Savlcs's creditors and an attempt will be
made 10 prove that Il was fraudulent. Mt Sayles's
renu,aiion was such that his verbal promise was
oon,.d ~ mar HIS failure fastened by the
of
WAC believed however. that the assets would
oroount 10 more then the liabilities. but or Tues
dav the assignee. Mr.. Hess. said that. while the
liabilities would amour: to $4,000. the assets were
nominallv 1858 10. and actually only S332i
committee of the creditors decided 10 allow set
Element on a basis OF 30 cents the dollar. allow
ing five years for liquidation OF the estate. nut
this proposition was rejected by both assignee ard
assignor. Now the angry creditors have employed
Iul,ns Iehinann To begin proceedings to set aside
clio ground
Deputy Sheriff Loub has received an attachment
against the White Locomotive Works. OF this "ity
and Buffalo y y for Ai37i. in favor Of John L..
White it's former treasurer and general manager.
for money advanced and salary In the last two
years The Sheriff placed keeper In the New
YORK Office az No 80 Wa-st. Mr.. White also oh
| tained an attachment Wednesday for sl5oo0D
against Henry Mckenzie. who president OF the
! company on a claim Of damages for false arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
uOpE LETTERS on THE SEN4TORSHIP

MORE LETTERS on THE SEN4TORSHIP.
Tho LEGISLATORS who write letters to Senator
p,oy IN answer to his appeal for Joseph H.
Cboate for United States Senator, and declare for
Mr. Plat In preference TO Mr.. Choate, seem TO
eock by sevens. Seven more letters from Assem-
blvmen belonging TO six interior counties were
made public at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last even
ING They were from Otto Kelsey. of Livingston
Comntv: IT. = Pratt. of Ulster County; Charles
Rrs,,n and Simon Seibert OF Erie County; Louis
r. +, Goodsell OF Orange County; d. II. Mackey. or
delaware County. and Merton +. Lewis. OF Mon
roe County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

+. J Phe'an & wife. Lynn.
Mass.
II. J. Anderson & wife.
Scranton.
II II. Benedict, IT., New
Haven.
q. f. Watson. New-York.
W. " Hamilton e. wife.
Boston.
y. McCool. 81. Louis.
MARLBOROUGH.
e. II. Banks. Savannah.
j. ID. Langdon. Augusta.
Ga.
r. NJ. Ions. Richmond.
T.. o.. Fisher. New-Orleans
J. II. King Il wife. Phila-
delph.a.
Miss NJ. Murray. Boston.
MSS Bloorberg. Richmond.
c. II. Vines. Roanoke. va.
NoRMANDIE.
]. p Bickerton. New York.
Mrs. g. W. Davies. New
Haven.
G. a. Drew e. wife. Boston.
Aiss u. Drew. Boston.
A. II. Rosenbaum. BOSTON.
r.. Hendricks. Boston.
+. &. i3ackus. Plttsneld.
:. A. Hopkins. Hamilton.
Mass.
Mis-. A.. Underwood. chi
cego.
Mrs. ID. Sherman. Chicago.
PARK AvENrE.
!. Stone & wife. New-Haver
r. l.. johnson. Nyack.
+. e.: Swan. Lakewood
y. J.
b. +. Wards. Troy.
r. +. Stsrks. Troy.
IL. \. S'arks Il wife. MID
dle'opn. Conn.
NENDOME.
J. q. Lewis a. wife. Troy.
81. stern. Boston.
II. A. Wheele- & VIE
Bridgeport.
&. !. Wells & wife. N"w
Haven.
WESTMINSTER.
DR. ,. ". O'Neill. Phila
delphia.
{. II. BAKER. Pitisburg
J. Rush & wife. ihilade.
phia.
J. J. O'Boyle. Scranton.
y. y. BOYLE. Scranton.
!. &. Kane. Scranton.
Mrs. v. H. Bradford
I.eno,. Mas
WINDSOR.
~. Halrey. New York.
T. ~. Clark a. wife. Bunn IN
X. y. Iiamlyn A. wife. Rock
ford. III.
Mas A. r. Ely. Phila1ei
phia.
Miss I. Halsey. Philadelphia
A. Baum. Frankfort.
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aI,NlEBARI.E.

ALMEBARLE.
-. A. Oxnard. Cyprem"n'
= " sec,ey & wife. New
York. ~
p. F. Miller. Albany.
&. ". sloan. Ne"'o" II
NJ II. r. Harris. Yoke
We IL y. Nswhall. Phila
delphia. u p,ua
Miss K. y. Newhan' fh'ia
1elphia. ch,,as.
H. Selfrldge. ,anoriose
9. + Plumer. jr., P';:shurg
PREvOORT.
I. s. Burde,t. New Ro
d. F. Cooney & wife New
YORK. 49,, vi.
A. Il. Murray. New of''
L. y. Rogers. Dela ware.
v u. Warned 4 wire
Colonel Mapleson. ENGLAND
BROADWAY cENThAL'
j =. Holman, Nromins,et.
& s. Woodbury. q WIFE
Boston.
" l. caldwell, Boston
z. II. Tuttle. Troy.
g. & Kendall. 1Ondon.
Captain Panton 4 "ife
Glasgow.
r.. Vsrisn. Chicago.
EVERETT.
q p HHsch. Newport
A. Hiley. Wyoming
y r sawyer. Columbus
Ohio.
n de Holch. Brussels.
Mn, r. Price. Fan Fran
cisco.
" Il. Sys. Boston.
Or. l.. Y. MiliAr x VIE
Toronto.
GII.SEY.
A. Is. Campbell & wife
Idaho.
Mr., T. Hix. West Chester
Mis-. IIix. West chester.
J n. WEIGH. Connecticut
T. f. Drew. Florida.
Mrs. II. L. Day. PhilShei
~ Ia France. Elmira.
! McNorrow. Newark.
GRAND.
J. A. HAYES & wife Povl
cence.
y. Z. Van Dyke. Arlington
y. Il. McKsnra |. :
Army.
y. J. Hughes Alabama.
$. Walker a. wife, new
YORK.
A. ". Cutler, BinghsmtOn.
". u. Gaylord. Binghafntor
w. ~. pinsmore. Trenton.
HOLLAND.
A. w. Moore. Boston.
I. d. orion. San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New Years Day celebrations
Pigeon and Poultry Show Madison Square Gar
den.
Dinner for homeless and frlendless women. Day
Star Home.
American Colonies reception. General r T.
Earlo's house, noon TO 10 =. m
Dr. NJ H. IIarris's lecture. Temple Israel. sp. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
ITS ANIMAL STATEMENT.

The annual statement Of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company whose main ONCE Is al No LAG Broad
way shows It's capital be s5 oo and It's surplus
ard profits for the closing yesterday 10 be HO52
as comparative statement for the last four years
shows The extent OF the business done by the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted Into these col.
umns nre recomme nded to the readers OF
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business can be done by mail with the ID.
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
REFEREES APPOINTED.

PENEHEES AFIOIlN Ed
Supreme Court
by Pryor, j.
plng4ld-In agt Hagan--Donad Mclean
.;ul.,f ari I'pdike- Eugene Durnln,
Wnthr,D ri i,ryant-Nillatn o. ph'ieS'
Mailer 81 Higgins Donald Mclean
i,,k.r az, Raker-John lpuer.
chiohrhn AT Nadermann' hauncey E. Trusx
ir.wsnan AIT Baker william H. Wits
LAWYERS Mortgage Investment Company ast' iHh'"a"i'
daniel Il. Ingrahanl
BY Truax. j.
Matter ~ Strlker-Thomas i. Wlckes
Garner AIT Martin--Frederick IL. kehogs
nussirg AIT, Raegener-rhomas T. pNnhrhF-
i.gou 40 .hster-t;eorge A. HalseN
Matter u Remington Investment company 'o"n fu"
ter. Jr. &c.. v Van uoe.en
Got, ae, Iohannesen--1. +. SooiIan
Ma,.e- a., Brandt, George A. fiasey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
Am cunt Of
mortgages

The company's officers Clarence II Kelsey pres
dent; Frank Bailey vice president; Louis V. Bright
secretary; Edward f. Sprague. solicitor; John W.
shepard assistant secretary: C. d. Burdick assistant
,ecrsiary and Stephen r. Nash. counse..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
cor.pT CALENDARS FOR SATURDAY.

c,nren. cour,-sp.cial TermPart ll-before rryo'' j.
49, on-ns II. fN pare m1t'rts-
cvr-or,,e's ,'ourt-Chaut ers-Before Arnold or''
sur M m No calendar. wills FOR PR
- Adolphus H. Mas. Catharine fitzgptO"s a. "'"o
a m. Term, ps,ora Fi,zrarall
No day calendar u.,.r. o.Dwvsr -Four,
,i.v cour: Special Term-Before p"!er' d '-'''
IAN. n, 10 A. m. Motions at lOoO H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 90 4.3 Moon rises eo' Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
=, Cd, Hook S:4o Gov Island Cos Hell Gate sol
y S,ndy Hook 6.l3 Gov Island 6.fl tteli Gate e5+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

1oscph H. Choate as counsel for Mrs Sahio'u
,,h,,a asked Justice Truax In the supreme Court
., 10 grant A permanent Injunction re-
,,oi,iry Henry 4 Wood. a wealthy builder. from
usine one foot and four inches OF her ground ~
M 10 Bleecker-st.. for a party wall. MT "oou
owns the property at Nos. 49, Ia and li6 blee'kef
:, and some time ago began the construction VI
two eight-story buildings on lis grouhu ne 81"
,red into A contract with Mrs. White by whic"
49,, acr.J that he should use part or her
eroWmd for a party wall Mrs White says nov Tow,
So ,bat there was express stipuiatlon th.,t
,r. ,u,aiis OF her building should be Kept In FAR
condition and the excavation la WOOD gto ilnu
ooo,,ssj them To bulge that they had 10 pc ,akeh
49, This Mr. choste argued. was VIOLATION
~ h contract be ween the parties. Justice Irusx
,.s.rv.d decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

Abraham Horowtz. after a stay IN the warn
Island Insane Asylum since August was as
charged Yesterday in consequence or naDeas corpus
proceedings brought In the Supreme Court fieu-
erick NJ Evarts. OF NO. ~ "ai-s''' iep
~. state explained that lIorowitz had SHOWN a
hnmiciisl tendency originally, but responded 70
he treatment at the asylum. Wheh az s'e,,i ,.t
mother patient and received black eye: re va
CO. VOTED over this affair that II was deemed DeS
30 roid MIN little longer Mr. Evarts expedited
~. trI',i Of the suit az much a. possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

colorado Rrunswlck Mallory 800 n
ri,v ~ plrmlnvhan Savannah. Saw. 500 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
Announcements.
+. & w.
Winamac.
A NEW COLLAR.
T.. & w.

urdercorns removes corns easily. Makes
voikirg a pleasure Is cts. AT druggists
Parker, Hair Basam ia lie TO the nalr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
,., For Line Malls close Vessel saila
..ssn,, Cane uaytt Atlas 1000 III l2:U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
LEGAL INTELLiGENCE.
PROCEEDINGS IN LOCAL COURTS

PROCEEDINGS IN LOCAL COURTS
The long litigation over the assets OF he Ni"'
raw uul Bank resulted yesterday In the Abandon
m,,,t OF the attempt to withhold them from Miles
NJ o'Hrlsn and Spencer Trask. tho receivers APP
uonted by the courts in this city justice lruaN
handed down decision several days ak" o'"e' ne
N.ssrs Hobbs and Ode the receiver APPOINTED
Nv Justice Dckey. In Brooklyn. to urn over the
nsnIs assets but they failed TO ohes me orus.
20 r. Iourt 4 motion to have been made
Isforo Justice 1ruax yesterday TO pnhlSh Atto
,..,.,.1 Hancock for contempt or coiir' III la-
, -" rnmniv with the decision. but the matter
was settled out OF court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
py TruaI J.
Mary Jaeger ag'. Abraham krone-Stephrh - n'asue'
BY Pryor. j.
Robert McGill ag' William Boggs-Rlchafn NJ Drums
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-11
The Most Costly Fruits.

Hothouse grapes are the costliest of
fruits. They are never less than rs
cents pound, and when they are most
costly, in February and March, they
sell for 80 pound, sometimes going as
high as SO pound. At prices ranging
up to 81 "a pound there is ready sale
for them. AT the higher prices they are
sold almost exclusively for the use of in.
valids. There is sale for all that are
produced, but the production is great,
and the vines may die from exhaustion
after single season Of forcing.
The next most costly fruit is the hot
house peach. Hothouse peaches sell in
February at So. 80 each. They are used
mainly by invalids, but such peaches
are also often sold for gifts. They are
presented as flowers or as bonbons would
be Three or four peaches are packed in
cotton and set of with few peach
leaves in a handsome box dollhouse
peaches run down TO about so cents each
III April and May, when we begin tc
get the first of the peaches from the
south. New York sun.