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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

FDHE ENTIRE STOCK of the large job
l. bling house of Joseph W. Blabon & Co. :
consisting of manufactured goods, mems fur
nishing goods, notions, hosiery, white goods
laces and embroideries, together with all fix
lures, unexpired lease of premises and good
Will of the business, is offered for SALE pre-
patory to retiring from business, owing to-
the ill-health of the active partner. This is
an admirable opportunity to succeed to an
established business for any one with re-
quisite capital DESTROYS of entering the job
blng business Stock the largest in the North
west and complete in every department.
Store building five stores and basement. 5Ox
100; steam heat and power. and every mod
EN- Improvements; desirably located in the
center of the jobbing district. For further
particulars apply to Joseph w. Blabon g. Co.,
222, 224 and 226 East Fourth ST., st. Paul.
MINI.
CTINSON'S BOULEVARD at present
- prices offers an excellent opportunity
for spectators. Fallihee & Snow, so East
Fourth ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DIANO-For sale. a fine upright piano.
L must be sold this week: cash or short
time. Call evenings until Thursday at 143
West Fourth st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

Mfh, are your rooms vacant? An ad in the
WHV GLoEE will rent them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

TRAPE VINES-For sale. 5000 good
VI grape vines, best kinds: low; plenty of
time to plant yet. A. W. Latham, Excelsior,
Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

CAFE-For sale, a fire and burglar proof
- Hall safe: steel lined with burglar box;
for jeweler or banker: price $500. Call on
P. F. Egan, jeweler, 80 Kent St, or Miles &
Hale, 500 jackson ST.. where it can be seen.
CAFE-For sale, small safe, combination
- lock; price, $25. j. F. Nagle & Co., 24O
Ennln 81 IL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
DYE WORKS.

WE DYE to live and live to dye at SOFA
w West Third st.; the only practical
feather dyer i'll the city; ladies say the work
is beautifully done; we dye glossy black OF
any color desired. Hayes.
+ ARGELIST of choice lots in Summit
IL Park Falihee & SnOw.30 East Fourth St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DOARD-Furnished rooms, single or en-
ID suite. with board; nice grounds; good
location: terms reasonable. SOB Jackson st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DiCYCLE-One 57-inch Columbia light
ID roadster, two-thirds nickel; used TIVE
months, good as new. Address W. ii. Budke,i
In Snpnr Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

EURNITURE-For sale, handsome black
l. walnut bedroom set toilet crockery, gas
oline stove, dining table and other articles,
good as new 642 ST. Peter st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DOARD-R pom and board at 279 West
d Seventh ST.; S4 per week; day board So
ner week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DIANO- Fine piano; standard make; in
L perfect order. So; S25 down. balance
time: call in evening only 2S6 West Third ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DOARD-Nicely furnished rooms, with
ID board; bath: table board for gentlemen
or gentleman and wife; moderate prices
POI Thirteenth ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
FOR SALE.

4 FOR CASH. or on easy payments at
N your own price, all or part of furniture
of three rooms for housekeeping, including
sewing machine. Inquire Room l, 81 East
Third for particulars. n
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LOST AND FOUND.

HORSE LOST-A roam horse five years
IL old strayed from Spring Park on May
Sth; liberal reward for his return, or inform
alton that will lead to his recovery. ". E.
Rogers Jr., South st. Paul.
D ING LOST-Heavy band gold ring, about
II April o. MARY from Ben" engraved
inside. Reward at 204 Pioneer Press Build
ing.
DOR MIDWAY PROPERTY see Falli-
Il hee 4 Snow 30 East Fourth st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

| EURNITURE-For sale, two antique oak
| L BEDS Monarch gasoline stove. one heater,
dining table, etc. $50 East Congress ST.,
| West ST Panl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
BOARD OFFERED.

DOARD-First-c table board for two or
- three gentlemen. So Hotel Barteau.
DOARD-Nicely furnished rooms with
ID board. $50 East Tenth st.
DOARD-tleasant furnished rooms and
ID hoard. 1872 East Tenth ST.
DOARD-For rent, pleasant room for two;
ID private family; board references. 325
Grnra near RroadWaY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

A GENTS -Wanled-Five agents can make
n good pay Call Monday morning at the
Star Gallery 81 East Seventh st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DRIVEK-Wanted,m man to drive and do
~ chores around house. Apply GIG Pho
neer Press Building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

~ cents per hour for good men: years
work. Apply Windsor hotel, st. Paul. Tues
day afternoon, or at Haglin IL Morse's office,
241 Second av south, Minneapolis Wednes-
day morning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DOARD-A nicely furnished trout alcove
ID room. bay window, with board, IN pri-
vate family; no other boarders. GAG Can
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

| CTOVES-Good gasoline stoves at 40 per
- cent off retail list shipped to any adj.
dress or city delivery. Pruden Stove Com.
pany 400 and All Sibley st.
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Females.

A LADY of all artistic turn of mind want
n ed Immediately for a position where
ability and industry are desirable; salary. Sl2
weekly; call Monday between 10 and IL,
Superintendents office. 272 East Seventh ST.,
Rooms and 2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

DOAKD-For rent, nicely furnished room
ID with board, also use of bath. 232 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
NOV pAKrlSiN TruPERANCE WOREERS.

The nr-t Nou. Partisan WomanS christian temper
ancc Union held meeting In ~" ladl", parl"r OF The
rr,1dway Tabernacle Yesterday morning. There W"'
I,r,, attendance II decided 10 send circular
letter % the pastors and trustees of all the cnhr in
mi, city and vicinity. asking whether frrmcnt'd wine
f. used in their chuIchc- for communion purposes and
requesting that they lend their aid 10 the movement
to bc started BY the association Ia favor oi the use oi
unfermcntcd wine for that purp &c. II was also de
cidcd 10 write letter 10 eighteen member, of the
House Of Representatives. TO ASK them To ne lhr IN
0uoucc In favor Of the appointment Of = commits, u
Of inquiry investigate the condition Of the liquor
traffic generally throughout tho country. Hereafter uc
male relatives and friend, Of member of IN" association
NAV become associate subscribing members by vayng
the regular du hoped by this means 10 increase
The strength Of the organization, and {, give II more Of
/ A social character.
The national convention VIII hold It's next annual
convention In this city IN November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
rOcK or THE BOIRD or ESTIMATE.

THE BLOCK INDEX MAPS, FOR REAL ESTATE
REGISTRATION. SOW READY FOR SALI~
COMMISSIONER oilroy submitted 10 the Board of Est
a Yesterday the plans and specifications Tor the he"
,,, court bo,.e NJ one hundred and twenty trst-Nt
, sylvan place They were referred I" department
,oinccr, delegation Of school teachers champ"h@d
-, Judge Fitzsimons asked that the Appropriation
eivcn the Bonrl of Education be increased :" a. 10
allow all female teachers who have served fourteen
o,r- or morn $3.50 ? year Alderman Walker also
unmarried This request The purchase OF the oiu
,r,rorv site I'm Fourtccnthst west ol SAtlaVc'' was
considered and the Board agreed to approve II II tle
armory Boar. decided in it, favor. M allowance o'
al, oa- w,s voted 10 County Clerk SrulS 1or extra
advertising required by the new Dai'ot law inc
Hoorb Will visit Blackwcr- Island tom"r'o" |" OBTAIN
facts relating 10 the allowance asked 10y 'h' depart
mont ~ Charlie, and Correction Inc hnaI budget
estimates for 1901 will be- taken mp TINS week
President Coleman. of the Tax Department. presented
r.soution regarding the completion oil the " uio'N
naox mans and directing the Controller - sell tlcin'
which WA, adopted. thousand copies nave been
nrcparcd and the price fixed by thc h"iiu WIS Tl'
coch The sale will completely IrlmDursc tle Guy, 10
c>ucctnl The maps Oh i1ily 'hIt Pas'', Wi
g. tuin INCHES by twenty SIX ln'hcs' WIN 'i'r auui
,nraI mage, OF index and represent tnc Nnor "cn
w., r,rrnorate limits of New orK 'ly dlNiucu il ,"
nir. srrtions and 3,i2o blocks, on scale oil "oV
incl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
,,vpERTINENCE IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
AZ ASTONISHING REPLY TO \ REQUEST fol'
RECORDS OF VETERANS OF THE WAR on


,sroyIsu1yG REPLY TO \ REQUEST FOR
rrrorDs OF VETERANS or THE WAR on
THE SURVEYORS STAFF.
.,.,,or Ivon recently requested the inspectors on
III. stall who had service in the cause OF the
", ~ furnish him with the records OF their
ico This wa, a step 10 protect veterans OF INC
.n,,d Army Of the Republic Under the receh
n,ocrotic Administration veteran after veteran "a'
I'D from, thc service and rule was adopted BY
cha civil Service Commission that those VINO WERE
noccd could not apply for reinstatement unless
they made application within year "l'ei uI''i''7,
vtn NJ, Naronc in the Collcctorship and Charles T.
,.,,t,,rd a. his right hand man, many veterans
, were fred because they were Republicans did
, ,nnIy for reinstatement within the time spccilca'
,ooou.. they knew that It was OF no Use 10 40 So
ru tc preservation of the records OF the old soldier
now in the service shows that surveyor Lyon VIII see
that Justice is done To thcih'
I, conuec lion with this affair curious episode mas
- .. ucht which recalls the way in which Con
,or,tc. have been favored in the service here. Inc
IA soldier, on the surveyor stan are indignant
over one letter which was hlcl IN the surveyor ;
.r,c,t i'm answer to his request for records
NJ LYON called FOR the records 81 the men on ms stat
v-ho served ia the Army or Navy during the war
r,s rcolr.t would to require no explanation ~
~ which army or navy intended. unless 1t had
h,o, made under the recent Democratic Admlni'tra
,iop when "A special explanation would have been
necessary Bu it that there j. one man on thc
Survcvor', stan who secs no difference between the
Federal and Rebel armies except I'm name Here Il
hs letter:
I'm reply - inquiry ~ 10 service in Army OF Navy
he, 10 state that served prYat" and sergeant III
tie ith virginia Heavy Artillery and 3ith Nir9in"
Infantry Confederate states Army. from June. l7"i'
H. April. l-Gj. Very respectfully,
ADDISON VI. DAVIES, Inspector of customs
Perhap, It ]. just O. Dnvc, 10 LAY that ne wa
nppointcd - the service only fcw DAYS ago. Eu'
with the distinguished example bcfor" him ot captain
William f. pclr,c. an cN 'nicd"rate. clerk IN inc
custom House aud the octopn- Of the Examining Boar"
of the Custom, service il j. not .'rugc. p"rldP-' t''
Mr. payic, ff encouraged Ia record his service III
o.. tho ARMY or Navy" IN" la-; C'uf'd"rJ" appoluhu
80, tl, ,uryc,or', force served Jubl EalS g stan,
and he VIA uo; wise. nr De- got go drunk on one q,
c:,~lpu that Do" wa suumdiy dtrii,~ci from Tue ST
vice re-, utly. n thc recent 'ouii"\'f7t Owe ''P'
pcirr Who b.. .'ll ~" 'hief d-iuitrr q" we Pc'' Oh
ilr Board. 10 was reported thai prominent HcNlVl
al the Board -d: What are these Grand MHN mn
growing aboutt DAnt uY get t"'' -" '''''"
lu De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

CASES ARGUED N TIE COURT OF N'PEAlS
Albany. Dec Sin the First Division Of The court
Of Appeals to-day the following cases were argued:
The Importers and Traders National lank OF New
York, respondent. AIT. Henry =. larger ct al, APP
pclants. -
John IuhrenS respondent act. tle Dry Dock, East
broadway and Battery Railroad Company appellant
submitted.
John Schenck, appellant, agt. Matthew Marx. re-
spOndcnt submitted.
William /. ConynPham and another, appellants
agt John Duffy respondent
Peter Miller and another respondents. hgt the New
York. Lackawauna and Western Railroad company
Harriet Fihcld respondent act. IN" same. appellant
Henry W. Gray, respondent. aet. george J. "Ie'N'
Henry G. Briggs. appellant. agt. the Wcdman Coop
crace Company respondent
In the second Division the following cases were
argued
Elizabeth 4. l.. Hyatt. respondent and appellant
agt Joshua h. ingalls, and another. appellants ana
respondents 1900,
Thomas II. Hodman. executor. etc. 81 al. rc~poni
cnts AIT the city of Buffalo. appellant submitted
John l.. epoford respondent agi David y E""-
man. appellant ,... ,....,- 80
spOudcnt.
The following are the Court of Appeals calendars Cor
TO morrow
First Dlv,on-Nos 40. 30, 533 so. so. ''-.
90 and 1Gl. $500. 49,. ,., 80,
1.13O, 1,13@, ll1' and l,lo@.
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-. ,rr,rrjc cLrB HOUSE FOR PRINCETON.

Princeton Y j.. Dec. lsIeolall-Ihe a'hie'.o VI
carnations u the college for some years nave io.'
-. ,cd tnr n clubhouse where trimming taoie cou'u
-. go, ,ha members Of the teams could DO 10
tho The manascments have also realized t'a' 'n'
,.. c,,, they have ben compelled 10 pay are Simply
waste ~ money. For instance the tF''"is O'Oi' ~,
~. t,,rau men this year cost the aSSoc"''oh o''4
-, ,,., ,,,ich L. greatly ont OF proportion 10 t'o
,,,, east Ntamcctlu, OF the managers OF the iooV
Ian baseball lacrosse and track athletic ahso''a''o,s
held to-day. the football 4s'ocia'lon o"e'o U -
-, ,hir Irplus tn, year for the building OF se"c
,r,n,ic clubhouse. The sum offered Will be oe'"ef"
si n,o and - 900. The building Will be aS near uc
,r,pr, II, possible in the street leading 70 ,e u.Ir
entity grounds, II viii have kitchen ana ul''"s
, ,,,,,., ,,,,,r aud Climb room on the ground foor'
rr, .o,ord story viii have sleeping rooms 'or ul'
,o,i who come here to coach the dlhcIen. ras 81,
tnll- ~ mi, Kind is going 10 save .r,'C uc' tta
money IL ides promoting the eocni TlloV yhrb
.u.lcr, VI tho different teams me WY - oac,soi
h. Lud,ur Will De- managed has not YET ncrl nitsi
mon Every effort will b. made 70 nav II al, s,ason
aid read, for use at the opening Vi ''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
THE COURTS.
SIZED BY HIS BROTHERlN-LAW.
Holm T. KIRBY, A BROKER AND ShNhN4"

Holm T. KIRBY, A BROKER AND 4 ShNhNi"
REGIMENT CORPORAL, ARRESTED AND
RELEASED on BAIL
Iorn r KIRBY a broker Of No. Is hcaVer-s' M..,
,,e, into custody by Deputy sheriff Daniel IT, ie'
r,erdav ON an order Of arrest issued by Jnoge VIZ
To-, por,,ett. OF the Supreme Court. The cohp'a''
~, i DIR Charles A. Olcott, the deiendahs VI @
ir.,ax who has been practising physician Vi w.
t,,shprc for several years and who Is son Vi ~
oicot. a well known physician. 'o'"e ~
olcoo in his complaint swears '"v
married Miss Frances Kirby, the uo
ants sister, in 1855, and that lie nNou -. ME
i,h her mill Iulv L. 1890. when the brother VI ''
mica and her mother Mrs Katharine NJ. hiro" SUI
coodoa in making trouble between them ana
theD He also accuses young kirby Oh
"a; enact in Paterson " J., where he was Temp
80, in octoher on q false charge OF Dea'i"s anu
m ~, his wife and with having reports oi u,''
sarous and atrocous charge puDHsHeo III vi"
newspapers. ,,.. ,.,frsca IA in
rhe Grand Jury of Passaic County lVi"So" " 49,,
Al, n o,coti hut for his arrest ana restraint "o
rnbItc,,y given the matter, the annoyance 'o"D'N
,., be has undergone and the INJURY 10 HIS p"'i
- h s,os his brother in law for SooOoo aaiaEe rs
doc bartlett placed the defendant DAN az od
,ybich he succeeded in ObtainlnE' aIu "S nd
iirhy is prominent in National CuarH SIr'i n,, a n
g. a member OF the 9TH Regiment III ~ Cdnnver;s
80 nf corporal in Captain Augustus W O' 4,. >,
P osV The defendant said ycsteNd! 'ias ~, io
,rouId he able TO prove the worthless IL n,"s
'ts,ors husband when the case was uPVu' iiO w.,
~ no Soid and for several mNlths hdu pcoii' sup
nortinc Mrs OlcOtt and her Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
,urty SESSION or ALDrRvEy EXPECTED.

The Aidcrmcu's Committee ON Bridge, ana runners
.,lvcI Yesterday 10 ak the Board TO discharge hoh
from further consideration of the East RIVER lulh'
scheme Of the Now YORK and Long Island h"'''o"'
Company. Alderman storm said that II lIl' was u""o
n, ,,ould Immediately move 20 pass Ue 1hii'hl''
rht g. t,. matter nm which Alderman Onkiey charged
in l,.t Tuesday, meeting that money was beng uaei
+, ,ct fine PERMISSION Of the Board. y lively session
~ tbe Aldermen to-day Is predicted
The Ndcrmcn's Railroad Committee, consisting OF
,,...,e Rluckhon chairman. Greory, Brown, NOoln
,, n,nkcl prepared report yesterday, to submit
e., tho BOARD 10 day adyi-ng the property oWhcIs III
70. Eighty fourth aud Eighty nth sts. who are Op
- tn having "A railroad in those streets that they
r,aI IN the Leg aturr for change OF route, 80 that
ba rnrs may be run through Eighty eiNtlst and the
central Park. The latter street. Ii Is chlhcd' T.
hr,,d,r and better adap;cd 10 a railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
mnrr nr TILE coLoenp oarn-N AWrN

Tine annual mcotIu- 81 ho board 4 Managers 81 the
coloi,d orphan Asylum wa held YESTERDAY Afternoon"
AZ the hou,c 81 the treasurer Mt = D. '''
g. ., ,,..t rIurt, sixth q. The suauon Of the
..r.t,r, Mr., William \. WhcclYrh. "A- accepted
add Mi. r. f. Wall Va- appointed n her place. NF,.
l,a. j. Wood M,, Anne Ferris. and Mr.. 'hifl'' H.
W,.-on retired from tie board OF maIHscr' Inc M'"'
~ Dr. Callcn wa. added To- ,hr iii OF coN'u'uns
uh,- lcan.. and Edward G. Pcrhi.N took the pace "'
J. Alfred Davenport as counsellor Inc "'"c' "'"''''
were reelected.
A., ,,r,.. ting report for the year was submitted by
,t. .uu.riuf.udrut of the asylum, VI. h. shcr" 'l'
ri,nty one children. IS bows aud 30 girls. nave Dee
received since December l, 1--o. and :" i'Iel-'''
leaving a total number Of 30 n'w IN ch1ft'' 81 Wh'n
,,., ,',uf, fnr the year has hc'l Tlol u. 49, ,
rho receipts for the year Wcrv So ~, lh' ~
,e,'irs -, ot- g. leaving balance Of fCl3 ~ III ms
h,ud, d. tho treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Chicago. Dee = CSpccah.-rho franc man w.,
u the Northwestern roads met Ter" 'o"'S' ~ -, y,
~ 18th. advance, iu rates ON lower classes OF
,,.,, ,.,,ve,., chicago and It Paul The hfh-clasS
rate viii be advanced from Is to 20 cents per loo
ronnds and ON the last three classes no PiuSo"'
rate, of 10 ~ nud - cents respectively van "
advanced To- H. II and - cents. IRIS c""p"'o'
the restoration Of Northwestern rates 10 tho oa'.' IA
effect last year \ committee was Appo'''eu "
confer with the Eastern roads lo'kin1 10 u 'o''po"
lr, advance t. aud from II. Paul. wa NacRh'" anu
,., .A,,r lin, II wa. also decided 10 advance the
,-,t, an Grain between II Paul and 81 L'nlS rum
i 10 l. cents per 100 IN order 10 secure hlshet
bn.i, i'm Iown \ conditional agreement was "" nc"
t advance the rate hour from - re enc, ~
- u cents per 100. from MuLcAp"hS 10 ,"uaeu,
a. ',,t,tin, iain, mat .ome arrangement be maze
~ insur, a maintenance u the rates. 10 tNs cu
, committee Was appointed TO report pm" "'
division OF traffic.
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corpr c,,rypAEs FOR TODAY.

supreme Court-General TerH.R,ccss eon,'I'o ,,o,t,
,aerdaf Nos 10 s.. called At II o'clock ,...,...
sgp!s%s III cSs !S re ic @ '@5't s
1863 le9s. i9io 100 81 a iGS' 49, ~ ~ 49,
1872. 1IoS5. iiS5I, i5o5. i5o3 i5c; l5o-. I5P sl.
iiS icc7. Is rs So. Goa css O85 I,i9 ,n,
gp' 35G 5Si i7G. FPS i25s j. 49, $50 &c.
49, "a ~ ~ iiH i T ,I iSS III !Oi '' HOO
supreme Conrt-Cir.uit- Fart i-Adloorned u',h De.
sgprcmc Court-Clrcuit-Part Il-Defore Lawrence T.
Case on. Lowell Manufacturing GO. - Simmons 10
sarme o,s srt III Id-relG s opl
A Ats5. zC atSe. 3iei 2oo 9dt4 2a; 35
suprere Co1iI-t IcG-fsit Before Patterson j.
cast sccoT vs.: cIisss 80 calen"r, ,,, .c.
10 80 For tIoo Mnl. " ,,c rSle1 i 'nfaaa
Jcs ininc Dlc Old, 10 =. Gou?coq3 JAM Va" I'm
rcn II. G. H.pp N. l.. Kr,scl, \. w; h,9nh, Ahn'
sUnarot CSGrtlicnera Term Bcoro scdsvc& C.
IRE, Gnan and Inpr.la1 ia! ufncd m,n January ..
suporor Court -slcca T,rm-Be'ne TrpaN. J.-No-.
su@orcI SoG VT Mccdv !e' 70 cscnda Duso j
superior Court-1iia Term-raft II-Adouincd ior thu
Superior oour,-Tral Termrar, III-neto,e oGorman.
Common Poss-Specal Ierm-BefOro Bsehor. J.
common rlce' Equity Tenn befor' DooE'c"cr. J.
NC Common mn S'' Ficasria TeruPat Infore Alien. j.
$50, o5ia, 527 25i. los. .. Ii. 3d. 50. -. IS
Nos AZ 4G1 500 27j lGi 1896 80 lfs 246 &C. 10,
DC go. 2i3. los. ~ 2ll % ~. ~. 40. al
Glty Cour-spccn Tern. Before ftlsimons. J.-Mo
Po: TeFT B., ~ HctSF' y l, Wa
! 1874 1856 1863 = 232j, IOs:
Citv Cuurt-1rla Tern-PsIt II Before Gicccrich =
No,. 1861 70 1852, 1874, 1898. 3.9, 1873 20 1915
City Court|Trial Term Part III-nfo,c McGown. J.
Nos. 1870 lGls 1914 lloS. 49, l52l, lAlG Z@3l 1861
| 1919. 1870. 1886 1887. 1740 l7i1. 1NlO. 1852.
City CouIt-Trisl Tera-Part lV-BciOre McAdam, C.
| Special calendar.
Court Of General Sessions-Part 1-Rofore MARITIME.
and Assistant Dstr!ct-AtoIuey Dayl>-N0s. 70 20. h
elusive.
and Assistant DstrictAuorney Defford-Nos. 10 +, IN
elusive.
ourt ~ General Sessions Part IGI-Bd0re COwing. !
| and assistant DstrictAttGrey JcTOne-NOs 20 >, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
RIG CLAIM AGAINST ]. J. oDONOHuE'
c,.,r pPorGIIT BY 4 NICARAGUAN TO Rt,oN IN
500 600 FROM HIN.

Silt BROUGHT BY \ NICARAGt AN 10 hE>0N IN
100000 FROM HIM
Nanuef Calderon, jr., OF ManaSua EepnDHc Vi No.
30 hos brourht suit in the tritcd states N"'""
rourt against Joseph j. ODonohue. the reureu nv
hant az tbIs city, for 100000 for damages aieeo"
40 haze bcen caused by Mr.. O'DonoEUe's failure 10 hP
, contract The complainant says that OH N'"i. -
$50 tbc NCara-lan Government granted MI N'"C
,be right 70 establish bank, the Bahco N'' o"''i
nicaragua with capital Of 2,0oO.OoO pcs IS vi
600 IA he divided into 200 shares. Inc D"'N wa
begiu business a. soon as oneQnartcr OF It's c"p''N'
mid IN. if was To be exempt from taXatioh nave nv
use If The Government telegraph and railway I'"''
nove the right to issue bills payable at Nsh'' VIM
should he received as cash at the government "''"
onice If the bank did not begin its operations o W
before March - 1880. It's concession sho"iu NC ''N
The complaint further alleges that on o''ooI'
$50 The plantG agreed To assign the banks charter
% Henry NcClo,ly, who should hold 1t III ""N' io'
the defendant and the defendant at the same un.'
crocd 10 subscribe to the full amount oi 'hc o''" >
o,i,.l and 10 furnish enough money - ut p",N ooo
~. concession wa assigned a agreed upo,' any,
dcTcndant accepted the assignment In, " 49, and
So,reyer II is charged. failed TO orSdhLc uv
~ cbarter was consequently fOrfctei ihc Pln'o
.EarofCre demands $500. 900. alleging thal nc ms I
thst sum the defendant having agreed 10 uci'Nt ~ fr
one fo,Irfh of the banks capital stock III cAN-""e' "
the charter.