New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
NETWORK CITY.

The su,, brought by Mrs Heloise Frethey Rose
against her brother W. W. Durant. to recover
one-third interest in the estate o. their rather ~
| Thomas Durant which is valued by her at sio"o"'
was to have been BEGIN before Justice beacn Il,
| the Supreme Court, yesterday, Dut was "NJ'"'''
| by consent until to-day.
| rudqa Newburger in Part I Of the Court Of Gen
| eral Sessions yesterday discharged the bondsmen
| Of Edward NJ Field. son Of the late cyrus w
| Field who has been under ak indictments since
1899 for grand larceny. The hall mas peeh cow
| Tho sl,reties were Cyrus Field Judson Henry VI
| Field John Flanagan and Jonn CockToft
Raw Frank Beaudry. who fed to oklahoma after
stealing e l57 from the Long Island Railroad COM
many and who was brought back on reauisition' on
tuesday pleaded guilty TO the charge "heh al
ra,gned before Judge Newburger. In Part OF zen
eral Sessions. yesterday He VIII De se"'e"'''
tomorrow
Collector Treat has received notice from Commits
s,oner Scott that existing regulations have oeeh
amended so as 10 require that upon every adhesive
documentary or proprietary stamp used or aniAeo
after January there must he the DATE. III auuiuo'
to the initials OF the person using IL
Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court yester-
day handed down a decision denying mouon Oh
behalf Of Mrs. Maria Hotchkiss to compel frankni
R,en to discontinue action against her MT
p,o, uoe counsel for the New-York and West
chester Water Company in q suit brought against
Mrs Hotchkiss and the Central Trust company 10
entoin her from disposng of several million dollars
worth Of stock in the company
John Van Setback jr. will deliver the fonrth
,,,,,r. =, hts course on "Old Dutch New-Amster-
dam" on Wednesday next at p m. In the parish
bouse of the Church Of the Divine Paternity, Sew
entv-s,xth-st and Central Park West HIS subject
viii be "Stuyvesant and Roosevelt, Two Dutch
Military Magistrates Of old New-York.
Mas Anrie NJ Benson Of Dorchester. Mass. Is at
the Grand Union Hotel searching for her brother'
Arthur F. Benson sixteen years old. who lei' MS
homo ten DAYS ago He sought TO obtain work here
,.,,b theatrical company but failed and his
roone, became exhausted The Charity Organiza-
ton Society has helped him but his sister has been
unable TO md him She wants 10 take him nome
as his employer has agreed TO take him back
The sword voted TO Admiral Dewey by Congress
was placed on exhibition Tirauy's YESTERDAY and
u ul he shown there to-day and tomorrow. II was
designed by Padding Farnham. of TIFFANY x Co
Tho Iudges OF the Court Of General Sessions have
,ec,aed that no Deputy assistant District
news shall appear IN court and try cases The de-
c,e,on was arrived al as, Saturday. and was
nounced IN court yesterday.
The installation Of the Rev. Or. s Schulman as
associate minister Of the Temple BETHEL Will take
place tomorrow NJ p m.
Tho Railroad Branch OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association No 36l Madison-ave. Will cele-
hrate its twenty-third anniversary Tuesday
evening January 10 Addresses will he made by
Chauncey NJ Depew and Joseph Ramsey, tr. vice
president and general manager OF the Wabash
Railroad Company. OF ST Louis II will he great
night for the railroad men and their families. who
are expected to turn out IN large numbers in honor
of the celebration.
The anniversary meeting Of the POSTGRADUATE
Uosptal will be held AT the hospital this afternoon
AZ O'Clock Addresses Will be delivered by the
Rev Dr. r. s Macarthur. Professor A. NJ Phelps
and DR. George n Miller the acting secretary.