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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
THE SUFFERERS IN MICHIGAN

PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR APPEALING To
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES FOR AID
SUBSCRIPTIONS AT VARIOUS PLACES
DETROIT, Sept. 16.-GOvernor jerome has
Issued proclamation the people the United States
appealing for aid for the Michigan sufferers by forest
fires He says that the destruction of property will be
great in the four counties affected, in town
ships complete; and that 200 lives have been lost by
burning and sufOcaton while many have become help
less through injuries and exposure and are blind
The number of men, women and children left without
shelter Is estimated at 200 The benevOlence of ci
of the State has responded promptly TO the rst
necessities of these afflicted people, but ample time has
elapsed and sufficient details been to make il
evident that wider appeal is needed restitution
prevailing in the suffering counties Ia appalling Entire
neghborhoods involved in the calamity and
cannot help each other. The sufferers have no pro-
visions except such as brought from and
utensils cook with. The necessities of life both
large and small have been destroyed They need shelter
clothing, Shoes cook-stoves kitchen utensils beds and
bedding wagons, harness. plouRhs, hoes, tools OF all
kinds, seed for future crops and whatever helps make
men selfsupporting: Timely help will enable them to
go through the coming winter, and to become again an
independent community At present they pennless
needy sick and suffering Many of them are In debt
"Iappeal under circumstances like these to the poo
PIE OF other states and ask them to in their
abundance with the citizens Michigan relieving this
destituton Nothing will be wanted here duty to the
afflicted sufferers but the demands too great for the
people OF the State meet alone organization
the relief OF the sufferers by these fires Detroit
the commercial metropolis OF the state and systematic
having them In charge il composed of well known com
petent and responsible citizens Money and supplies
ssnt W w non; Mlllau u Thompson, Mayor
OF Detroit will be faithfully applied"
CHICAGO Sept. l6.-Seventeen banks in the city YES
terday authorized the Clearing House forward 81 700
IN aid OF the Michigan sufferers.
ALBAsr Sept. 16.-A public meeting is called by the
Board of Trade Of this city take measures for the re-
lief OF the sufferers by the fires in Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
ANOTHER RAILROAD IN KINGS COUNTY.
PLANS OF THE SOUTH FERRY AND SEASIDE DIRECT
TRANSIT COMPANY


TRANSIT COMPANY.
A new railroad scheme has Just been made
known in Brooklyn. map has been filed the Office
of the Register of Kings County. depicting the
the SOuth Ferry and Seaside Direct Transit COMPANY
1t embraces depressed road in Atanticave South
Ferry TO Fatbush-ave and thence through the blocks
between Third and Fourthaves to Bay Ridge and Fort
Hamilton and by way of Locust Grove to Twenty NINTH
ave. on Coney Island at the end OF the Con
course, where depot is proposed at the point where
the Aquarium stands. From the point where the
road reaches Twenty nnth-ave the line
is laid out in voorheesave north OF the Brighton
grounds to the Sheepshead Bay grounds
and thence across Jamaica Bay, by way of Plum and
Barren Islands, TO Rockaway Beach The practi-
cally skirts the beach of Kings County from
LemueI W. Brown, resdeut; W. b. SchermerhOrn
rotary, and c. A. Grymcs James B. Toler, william Red
moud, Oliver Fske, Philip Allen, II. j. Cullen, IT,. and
W. . Wood, directors.
This week notices have upon the property
owners concerned along Atantcave that their land ia
required Tor the railway IL Ia thought that the scheme
includes the OF the old tunnel under Atlantcave
tween Smithst and Hieks which has been abandoned
for twenty years and that the new company Is
lied the interest Of the Atautcaye Railroad
Company the Long Island Railroad Company and the
BROOKLYN ftatpush and Coney Isl nd Railroad Company,
all of which use parts of Atlanucayc. When steam
introduced in Atlantcaye used from South Ferry
to East Newly the above mentioned tunnel being
only part of the route the surface long op
position steam removed from about
twenty years Later the Long Island Railroad
running aims Flat bush and A;antic-aVes. Scy.
eral efforts have been made continue South
Ferry. The new scheme is believed to be in the same
direct connection with this city for Long Island the
Long Island Railroad and II the line is continued down
Atantic-aVe. to South Ferry, tunnel beneath East
River to the Battery is suggested.
Plans have been prepared for the Atlantic Avenue
Railroad Company, from which the Long Island Rail
ROAD company leases ltA tracks, Tor depressed road
from fIatOush-aye. to South Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
ALSO OPPOSED 10 MONOPOLIES

The General Committee Of the German
American Independent Citizens Association held n
meeting last night at No. 22O East Fftocntb.st
Revolutions of sympathy with Preaident Gar.
field and OF condemnation OF the shooting and The
motive which prompted IT, unanimously adoptcd
by rising vote. preamble and resolutions which
came from the Executive Committee and which pledged
The support or the Association 10 the National Anti Mo
nopoiy League at the next election :" pro.
Nadeh the latter VIII act In furtherauce
OF nS principles and noW ueclf
to be used merely the tool OF selfish and dena
politicians" were also adopted The quoted prov Isono
phrase called out discussion which lasted nearly two
hours number OF speakers coutcndng that it reelected
upon the Autobiography League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
CHURCH QUARRfL At SAN Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. lG.-For several years
past Mrssarah Cooper has been teaching the Bible cas
In Calvary Presbyterian Church. this city, which she
has built from half dozen TO between 300 and 400
members Recently Mr. James Roberts. superintendent
OF Calvary Sunday School, complained the session OF
the church that Mrs Coopers teachings were unsor,
Inc session dechnded Ia take any action practically
endorsing Mrs. Cooper. Mr. Robe rita sn6sennsntiiyy
brought the matter before the Presbytcry DIR UrmnS
h pastor or Calvary Church and number or elder.
ueiehded Mrs Coouer and the action the session In
uphodng her but the Preshytery in session last
hlsht ny majority vote sustained tho compliant Tbe
case has been OF lively nature deyelopng ,puch
OF vituperation and denuncatioa on both sides P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
DISCUSSING OBJECTIONABLE PHRASES

A regular meeting OF the Executive Council
OF the Irish National Land League held last evening
at Academy Hall in Third-avc Michael Bresu pre-
sided. After the transaction OF business ron
tine character the discussion OF what OF the mem
bers called tho blood and thunder resolutions which
were offered at he last meeting took place Az the
OF long argument the clause which urged the Irish
farmers to ret only at the point OF the bayonet
was stricken out The resolutions Mandatory the
work OF the Irish agitators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
MONEY RAISED IN NEWARK.

The money collected by the German pastors of
Newark for the relief of the sufferers in the burned
districts in Michigan amounts to 5000. The Land
League of Newark has sent $3.50 to the treasurer of
the Relief Committee. At religious meeting on
Thursday night, $40 was subscribed. number of
contributions have been sent to the Office of The
Daily advertiser. Next Thursday evening dramatic
entertainment will be given at Library Hall for the
benefit OF the sufferers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
Gitn propertp 90 Eel.

| A NOME Story Brick Houses Finished
IN the best manner with all conveniences. heautip,t
hVlne; rent, S650 henderson. place Hast sGtb ~
hD"Ah LfAfCkAFI, l,544 BroadwRC. ~ -
LEI for the winter or longer.-A fnlIv
lurnlshsu mousse at Audubon Park. l55tb
~ aorns OF lawn stable aud Croon water IN
I agVs Oh CITY ana country convenient 10 Ilav9ad
i ntMTN, rent low. Apply 10 GEoRGE ii. PItTlI iah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THIS CRY

William Dowd, treasurer of the Michigan Fire
Relief Association. received yesterday subscriptions
amounting to $5,017 so. This makes the total
amount received $37,s7 90. The largest subscrip-
lions received yesterday were the following:
Lord Taylor $3.50 90 NJ. b. q Son ...... $3.50 90
Tiffany 4 CO.: $50 90 Morrison Harrison
Deane d Chamber & Son and
IS. W." Owego, N. Y, sends So to THE tribune
for the Michigan sufferers; ID. S. and family" of
Canandalgua, send 20 j. J. T." SO; A Friend"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Thc following were
the official closing prioes OF mining stocks:
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT K. l., Sept. 15.-The Ocean
House closes Saturday.
f. L. winthrop, John N. A. Griswod, David King ir
and Pierre Lorllard of NewYork, gave entertainments
to-day.
Clarence King has been in town several davs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
ALLOWANCE TO RECEIVERS

atALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 16.--Justice Westbrook
has granted an order making allowance of So 800
each to John +. Dillon and A. L. Hopkins receivers OF
the Manhattan Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
Urntes ano TENDERS.

j. ;. CONOVER ~ CO., Designers and Mann
~ iacturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES ID ~ y 49, -
fii'Li . LaCES IN - ~, bronze, steel and Tile
Lstal assortment 90 new designs Decorated lilies for
heaIhs and tacnSs. Architeetf designs executed
SiuslNe designs furnished architecta ma
builders WarerO0ms No. 1858 Canal.st '' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17

Judicial District Court of the Territory to oust the
Canon del Aqua Company, strong Boston company,
from the grant which II now occupies forty miles from
here, the ground OF fraudulent survey The case
one OF great Importance involving valuable property
upon which the Canon del Aqua Company expended
nearly q million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
By Bernard Smyth.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raANsFE

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEaS
NETWORK
Norfolkst ws. ops n Of Houston-st. 25x100;
inert o - $500
go ferty and wife to A NJ Archbold ~ . 80. $4,000
Brews ..,'.:...'.'1e.., $4,000
-o l. Maschke to Schwarzlet ...................
iVn-st. 100 II of 2dave 25x102.2 asons
t"thst 10 II g Of 2dave, 30x76.7la L Maschke
to a SChwar2let
Marian.ave, ne cor Of John.st 0iri0o; ] Il Palmer
and vito 10 c Ra,ston ~ -' :. 800
same property Ralston to Nellie Palmer 600
143ds, =, 625 II of Boulevard, x39. llx25x
20, irregular; Moses ct ~ to G. SolOmons i
ozh,st = 40 e of 9Th ave; 2OxS7. Jl2x2O 5xS42
j r. bagcraft and wife TO II l. ..............
oful-st l76 ft g of 4th-ave, 17.6ySO5 Charles
O. iinds ey and wife to Valentine 49,. 49,, $4,000
,. to Ely 1000
l32dst n - 30 n W OF Madison ave- 2Ox99.Il
r, oconne and wife Beck ct ai....... 1000
GOA 0Neill ......-...o. 2o,5o0
and vile to J Dimond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
TRACKLAYING ADVANCING.

POINT PLEASANT, n. j., sept. 16.-The new
track of the Philadelphia and Long Branch Railroad
between Seaside Park and Point Pleasant IL being laid
as rapidly as possible II will be completed for inspec-
ton IN week or ten days The road will be oncrated
as one of the divisions of the Peunsy Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
Iltn Real Gsiasc for 5alc.

REEk ANST., near GOld.-Five-stOry sub
stantiL marble building for sale excellent
hCLAND ~ WHITING, l2l Nassau-st.
E'OR SALE.-The fOur-story stores Is Cliff
ana 24l Pcarlsts., between Fulton and John ss 2S by
i9o iee% Apply TO GEORGE @. SAMPSON 90 Pinest
/ OCAIlON UNSURPASSED The houses on
13dst are elegant cheap, and access
ot-ave. l. roah 72ds. station Experts said puf.
chaseIs Best they ever built 10 SELL"
almost sure 10 huy Inquire OF A. o. ROWE, Az W 73dst
OLlVER-ST. LOT for sale; price, SIS, 900.
~ rutland WHITING, 121 Nassau.st
& To nn0 TO $4,000 for houses near
w hO,OO'v Park and Elevated Roads, all improve
mens D. W. STEVENS, Broadway and 52dst 5l2 Finest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
IMPORTANT LAND GRANT SUIT.

DENVER, Col, Sept. IA Santa Fe dis
patch says:
by direction OF the United States Attorney Gcneral
and III pursuance of recommendation from COMMITS.
sioner Maeta rand suit filed to-day In the Ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
SNOW IN IOWA AND MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Dispatches received
ton, Iowa, and in the southern portions OF Minnesota
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Groo.sInn propertn for GaLe anN 90 Get
Buar0 nno Rooms.

East Side
At No. 90 Gramercy Park and sc Irving
"a acc-Gcntlcmens apartment honse anti and single
door pSyseaSs ood ana corner
FIEIT,HI,Ay.E;, "a and 743-,Dcsirable rooms,
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE and other de-
lOl East 23d-st w. iO@ Sn'
MADIS0N,;AVE;, 144.-Elegant floor with
rooms with board strictly hrstclass
pARTlES desiring tirst-cass rooms and board
STH-AvE., ABOVE 34TH-Sr.-A suite of
- to rent without board private table house
Il. IL, Tribune UP NEE i2SS Broadway N''Oi'''
7 GRAMERCY PARK.-Rooms, double and
single, with B'arrL
RI T.. H-ST.-Furnished Rooms, with or
ferrod "'""'"' P"'"0' pre-
AZ EAST 3oTH-Sr.,, Near Madison ave-
required n gwen rooms with
I34 EAST 4oTlI-SI., near Lexington-ave.
location good 10 '"iHli ''niy'
1SS MADISON-AVE.-A suite of rooms
1cO elegantly Furnished to lett with private table
OIL EAST 17TH-ST. (Stuyvesant pork1-
SH % Rs S@s for table OOa
West Side.
A LARGE comfortable room suitable for gen
q o sman with9% Gt board GGsb location family
A PRIVATE FAMILY will LET with hoard
1,A one or two large rooms third floor. No 20 West
A PRIVATE family will let without board
aS W 1s' s'qR8 s rooms
DEsIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS. excellent
No. @ tn% nsaf S 2r
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
let with board references required 22S W 52dst
MARIlN HOUSE, 1913 West l0th-st, corner
Olms 81
DOC. zoe ana 81 per day gentlemen only '
DARTlES suffering with mental or nervonC
diseases can nave proper attention required
Broadway 'P'o"H ouoo' 4'ZSo
PRIVATE FAMILY owning house. will rent
second floor, six furnished rooms en- suite hath &C.
WIN or without board unexcepuOnable references NO
- WEST 27.-Eegant parlors; good rooms
so ON each floor extra and appoinments NH MI
erh improvements cool rooms top floor summer prices
03D-SE, Al WEST.-Desirable well fur
ryen ana single rooms with board board
slS WEST 20TH-ST.-Room without board.
so suitable Tor one or two gentlemen. '
:.S0 WEST 2Gi III STA complete family
eI oes, Mlth we comforts of home table unoxcepton-
@~'p front room, southern exposure all couyenencesy
also large room on third and on fourth door, respoa
Die parties for the winter; references
Rib WEST BOTH ST.-Handsomely fur
800 - hsied laIsc anu sall rooms, suite sngy with
good board at moderate terms o'''"
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DIANIST desires comfortably furnished room
III eentesl German American family, cent rally io
e@ted mY S tsrms Address q. 40 Tribune Uptown OF
WANTED-By gentleman and wife-Boord in
strictly private family; location A2d 10 heb sts n,aa
son 10 othayes Address, with terms ~ l.. Tribune ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Sept 10. 1881.
The following sale was held at tie Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By Bernard SMITH.
3-story and part OF 2storv brick buildings with lot
NO 10 Wakerst s, Sl3.6 It Broadway, lot
Sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
Ciin l)ropertn iuan.cN.

NANTED.-On Parl-place Murray, War
rem or hamber sts 50xl00 feet for cash customer
RULAND " WHIT Nc, l2l NassaI-st
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Yn1rH 5 Pae1et Company Line for
XIA.........sept u MlELAND Sept. %
JlslA -. Sept % WESrPH Oct. g
Rates OF passage 10 Plymouth. London. CherbOurg Ham
burg and AL points south OF England First Cabin
SlO0 Second Cabin, $50 Storage $50
duced rates, Storage from Hamburg Havre south
kUNHARDT e. co, b. RICHARD & CO.
Generai Agents General Passenger Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-17
BMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
- sOUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
NECKAR.... Sat. Sept. II ODER /
NAM. sat. sept. % DONAU Oct s
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 81 L rIIAMP-
,tus,, -, TON, HAXRE or BREMEN -
FIRST CABIN .SlUiSECOND CABIN. $50
STEERAGE. $50.
Return tickets reduced Prepaid certid
Gates SIS steamers sail from Pier between Second and
Thirdsts. Hoboken, \. J,
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6elp manteo.
Musiral Instruments.

\ WONDERFUL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
The Organina play H.; call ana trv 81
plays AL kln1s of music call try It, - ~
VIM A. pom D q CO., 20 Union Square. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

great excitement among provision men here on
Change there was an undereurrent feeling that the AIS
patch was set-upJob" manipulated for tho oenent OF
the Chicago market Gazette reporter had enat WIN
". n. paSf. r.. the large pork packer. Mr.. Davis
.hou oh, the embargo would have only temporary ef-
feet on the market the increase in the domestic de
mand more than Offset any loss there might be IN the
French market On Monday Mr. Davis said, he received
more orders than he had on any day for year: Inc
French trade in American pork during the past year was
ae foilows Lard So 600 600 pounds bacon and hams,
SO 600 900 pounds: barrel pork, pounds Inc
meat wi TO 100000 hogs The French trade
IL NOT as large as the ngsh the German trade Mr.
Davis did hesitate TO say that great deal OF .ne
nork and MANS sent to France s Of inferior quality
nerenced men had gone into the trade, being In
duced do by the comparatively high prss o. t1e
cured and was sent over In the wrong season Last
winter was very unfavorabe for pork packing or nam
hut this winter the weather has been exception
ay favorable and Mr.. Davis thought the Freneh PEG
pie would very much pleased with this seasons PACK
Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
SUIT ABOUT MILL PROPERTY.

BosroN, Feb. 23.-In the United States Dis
tct Court this morning hearing began In the case Oh
Job T Wilson and J. c. Baisdel two OF the directors
and Of the bankrupt Sycamore Mills CORPORA
ton Of Fall River, who petition the Court to be rem
bursed for what they have been Obliged to pay The
creditors of corporation appropriated the a.ses by
orgauzng new corporation, called the SaSainOrc Mnu-
nfacturIng Company, aud purchased the properly Tor
the nominal sum Of S250,0O0 Tue present petit on Is
based on the claim that the property OF the mlb was
worth enough pay s debts besides what the lndt rers
have paid and that the sale was made In the Int rests
Of tine creditors alone and prejudice OF the ndors-
era The case involves the rights OF various investments
m other corporations IN Fall River the extent OF sew
era millions OF dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-FEB. %.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Donohue.-
I In ns %a' MsrnRcn aS with
% have tuRGs .s
twenty dsys 70 s sSeGrty er sS
schegeLMoton granted see memorandum Sea non nsi
tonMot denied see memorandum weidleck agt Weld
Tobias ANT @ Macgsy sT
denied clagp agL sche otlGn GRANTED rehGh an ss
eoISs ST s ss I' RhSa worm
g KngSR ag SHs9Sn S %sarer e Muller
agt weaver Atkinson ast Weaver, CoTwin agt. Weaver
sf sGp
Company &C campbsii sst Campbell Of saith;
so ss hay RSppe ss kSps
zI%6aasSn BsS Robin: act Farley Wheeler sst
oeet agt Farley the SewYok Life InsarsncS Company
COME SS Ss Es4s
B Bsyen ag BS3te 3uesa as walsh &d a
Sharpe sgt sooly; Douglass agt cushmah zumbs9sen
anenIsi National Bank ag Page Belmont aGt Farley
az TG & @Sss az g ne
continental national Bank agt Page Wegand agt TrePy
h hs ss the trust
as aS cSp Pe Bn I
SDS ng esr Re sS Se PAGE s M
Robins ag Farley spauldlng agt Page the continental
ss %ta adt Key AT Bsave HneersOn at Had
or ee Sgt Sexton In the matter Of IchteH5eTS stmsn
agt McCuIdy Townsend agt Farley same agt same Ilar
porwin aGt Farley Hoyt ae solomon bennett scott
agt Weaver Irving National Bank agt Corbettj Herring
et the Chicago Island Pacific Railroad Company
Tie Machine Company agt Stockwel the Continental
National Bank agt PaRe.-Granted.
BY Judge Van VOrsL-Fikins agt Mils-Motion denied
SpcefaL Tsrm-By Judge Van Vorst-Pltnt agt Plant
Judgment OF divorce Of plaintiff Kelly agt Kelly
ana another Morgan ag Clemens and
GnmwOOd agt WilsOn.-Granted.
Judge Moser agt the Mayor
eto-Case settled and ordered on 6le.
Oircu(t-Pan U-Bv Judge Van Vorst.-H0yt 81 al sgt
Jung,-Case and amendments settled. .,,
CiTcuft-Edrt LI-By Judge Beach-Tayor agI hlHley'-
Case settled.
SuperiOr Court--Special TeTm-By Judge Truax.-
Kem agt Ludewig MEMORANDUM 10 lhe matter OF Wy
poitCn OF Brennan that TIE prayer
ri Tho petitiOuer denied with $40 costs
Nv Cbief usce Sedgwtck agL Bacharaoh
aOrder granting motion and cause ordered on Gay cn
dsr February ga PERI sg Foett no doFdei o. es
2Odes OF dscOntlnuance John ACT Brooks OF a. order
signed Thomas Agt Bowe Pray aEt Pray tie bIooklyn
sugar Refining company agt Earle Williams sgI Pragpe
Csraber agt. Jacobs. ORDERS granted =, ,
Eommon PIeas-Speoial Term-Bv Judge Van Brrnt
.-Schwarz sgt CaTney.-Case settled Part Deylhne
and others ag Ranbard Referees report confirmed IN the
mater OF the accounting OF proper order re-
eltins and also showing all the 1usdlcona
up the present application In 10 accounting VI Se
-simstnres must be acknowledged .
Marine Court Chambers - Bv Judge McAdam.-
Richter ag Rinaldo Hase sgt. Reisner Carter sg NC
DUFF Campbell Patten smith aRt Dunster TWO NO
tiona burke agI Gutekunst agt R0ohaidti MAT
Win AIT etiFer Hoffman tueDecisons nlea fre1hd
asi Carrier oConnor Eagan-Complaints dismissed
Tlesser agt Zahn Weismann agt kerst Hencslen az
Faik wolf agt Herman McGlone aRL Green crane ag
granted. Cary ast Lynch Jones
AIT Callahan AckerLan aGt McGrimth OoeIoeIIer Ky nv
Quincy o. Cslagban sGt Thomas Same aEt T@U on
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surHnrs ! &c M eoi gs g.
& y. go i29 e. i$ go s is s ls s. lS aSs
oceZT6e SPECIAL Calendar cases will not
Oe Gs S.ea ~ TSsaN-Adjourned sine die.
SPECIAL TRaM-van Worst J.Court opens az 1880 = Gto
s s ga q s s s s & sss S S S w s
52 5Ze 725 9s s4d s6 6s 81 sl ss ss 51S
SIS $751; SSs S2s Sli' S42' 62d s72 sls ss7' s4s '00
'S GRc9Ir-PARr I-Potter JcOust e 1890 Tia
H ! y the sS Sen' o5 s5 Ss 1851 as7 @ 25s
1888 2s7s 1915 $780, 2ssl 1882 1888 2sS4 2ssS 1885,
PHar Ilarremore 1899 1919 S7G %g aSfs
1854 at7S 1897 2456 1884, 1920 1884, 1885, 1857 2l'-
PSRr 'ifaTPe5ce J-court opens 1890 mcase
on, No s6s.-white agt the Old Dominion steamship CON
Os sTfERfSH adjourned sine
c.TIs a. av S cSends opens
NG. 4 ss 1p 1e 50 a5 M
.$5 ISL Sss f. i5 49, s S. b. 55 S S
ss 9A ss as0 t S sOa as ST. S 24 III Os7 1iO'
CoanoS PLRAs-oRxERLL rRRM-AdOurned until the hrst
sSEcIAT iERS-vsn Brunt J.-COurt opens at IL a M
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s$S ss7 %73 a 57s 7O6 1863 $780, $685. ia
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l7O7 1874, 300 1924, 1853 54o9 9s53 sr51gls 236
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John Robinson robbery Daniel Hughes burglary Adoee
Iass forgery: HeTn Joseph Adler fase
ces Mary Hall petit larceny; Owen tlanean assault
battery John Duffy. Maurice Kelly Hay gr Ienrv
Welsh Frank Rummele. BObeTt Dunn. Henry SaD Wl
| laws. xr,,u.r, I,oiev
homicide. William Tuemy Arthur A. Hull feonions
and battery Henry Williams. burglary James NC Hi
J. J. McCabe teratng milk Fritz Jayan IhOnas DV9e'
William RYAN Charles Il. Miller, Excise laws