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New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
p,..Ivr,s ~ TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

saratoga. Y. y, June 16.-ln the First DIVISION "
the court Of Appeals ,oday the following app'A''
from orders Were argued
70. a-i--Icnry IIarbeck, respondent ast Sa'ah n
rAEta Go. ss-The tIy of Roehe'tcr r-Ponde,n, as
John II. Campbell and cth'" eNe' "r'> F1vv,rd
40. -g-- In the matter Of the estate VI h'"''"
'aN the matter Of the application Of James
W. Lamb t. cancel taNt>. &C ,....t., -, roh,
No. 0I4-Iu the matter Of the appA.auon Ua .'Is -
Mccall and Others. respondents, agt the \luASe u
saratoga spnng'. appellant. ,,,,,,o., 40, Emily
~. g3O-Jo j. Qulnlan. respondent "N' '"'''''
n TLon,as +. Na-on as rcor.. respondent
Xoc oiG and 9l7-In r. viii of Francis W lasan;
deceased: Margaret :. Ives. Cordelh 'ha"'eU anu
= T"' a53 N.htSn Is. Talbot, respondent asf the
Doran Wright Company, appellant ouhh'.,'i '.Tiiv,,
80; The popl@ cx rel 1 rnnp p,,crs ~ cnmm!
.i,trcrs respondents. submitted.
10. G2l-Juia Fitzpatrick. appellant ast. Bryan
L. IS HeNlsiy lS6 In ' ~ St. Nndrcw Church vacatc etc
50. $50 stevens v'.in appellant ag, she 'o''
40. Amelia +. Clement, rcsp9ndcnt asi'
Nathaniel v. Burtl, and Edward J. oFlynn' appel
70 o25%rhe Corn rxcharsc rarE respondent AT.
Following IS the motion calendar for tomorrow ;
Nos G2i 032. 937. 9J1, go. 200, %. -rl. gl1'
&c. 9 221 d1 sa' o36 e. and @ 5, e '' '' $780, ''
In the second Division the following motions were
heard:
80. als-charcs 4. zocbusch appellant, agt Eliza
beth J. Won MlId"n ana aIpihcr, rSppNucni~. MohoH
BY respondents for rcarnmcnt. submitted
No. s52-LcWi- j.. Crane. respondent. aet. George
Grlcnwald, appellant. Motion by appellant for re
So 57e-Jacob .. raIman appellant aet.. John
II. Murphy, r.-pondcnt. Motion by appellant for r.
argument. submitted.
No. Gl9- Charles g. Dahlgrcn, appellant agt
jeremiah Dcvlln respondent Motion FOR revival In
Of representative Of deceased plaintiff appellant
submitted. (GrntcdJ
40. 1Oi7-Adolphus y. Strauss and Others, rc
spOndcnts agt. Tho Tradcsncn's National Is nix np-
pllant Motion by appellant to reserve until
October session. Granted, non-appclrnncc Of re
spondcnts.
Nos. 90 and o2t-Anguetus Frank and another act.
the Erie and Gcncscc Valley Railroad Company and
others. Motion by plaintiffs that the Second Divls
request the Court Of Appeals TO recall action for argu-
mcnt before II.
The following cascs argued
No 1oi3-Thc Phoenix Mills appellant, agt. James
a. Miller respondent.
So o3o, David II. Flack and others. appellants,
agt. the village Of Green Island respondent.
80 9s1-Wilam Emmcuth. respondent. agt the
Home Benefit Association, appellant.
80 0i5 Ebert = Jemison and Others, appellants,
agt the Citizens savings Bank Of Jefferson, Tex.
respondent.
following is the Second Division calendar for to-
morrow Nos: o9l, 1,0l6. 10l7, LOIS. 1920,
I, ,OOe ,0O6 and 902.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

and referred to the Law Committee, asKihe 'ian ~,
sapetTe factory of Knowles Brothers, IN van
ST.. which was burned last week. De ho' ''ou,a, 1i
that the storage Of fertilizers by "cofse a. 1h
roster in Fourth Place between Court ana Smi'n
sts, be abolished and that the fae -siIols - ",lr
rags in the Italian quarter, bonnde" hV f.".>
and Roebllng and North second ara NOrtn fhth s's'
be removed.
Absolute divorce was granted in the City Court yes
tcrday TO Mrs Mary Clifford from Frederick "i"oiu
and 10 William Lee from Mrs. Annie Lee.
Postmaster Hendrix was reported 10 DC s'c""' '''
proved in health yesterday ,
The Railroad Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
will give u hearing on Friday night TO ,he
tives Of the strcetrailrOad compame' NioH "'. lit,
inc To secure the right electricity Tor piopci"s
,.,-
The funeral of the Rev. Henry b. lilbDcn o'lhP,l" m
Of the Navy. took place Yesterday afternoon a.
press and Atlantic avcs. The serVlccs "ere tn pcv
Donald McI.arcn Many officers Of the Navy "cre
present. The burial was In Greenwood -.. =
Mrs Magdalen Muller pleaded guilty OF nsnmt s.trs ~
Tho Court ~ sessions Yesterday She left her husband
because OF his cruelty 10 her' anu w "'0
married ,..
The vii, Of Ferdinand Munich, the wellknown brew
er was admitted TO probate YESTERDAY Inc eS."'. H -
left to the widow and upon her death Is 10 GOO
children. Tho property Is estimated NJ aoon' F'",
Tho m.robers of The Brooklyn Bicycle Club ana ue
Enclcwood whcelmen will Join In moohlsh' '''' -
ROslyn on June 2s ,o, W.
Company d. Fifteenth Ward Abraham Lincoln Net
er,n Association OF Kings County, VIII hoiu i0""''
on June o5 al No. 43s North Second-st'
The contest Of the will Of William NJ lho'nas ,'S
former vice president Of the Brooklyn Cry halroao
Company before Surrogate Aobou ycSe'us w., ,o1
e contested by nephew OF the same name as inc ueau
man who is attempting to prove that Mr' lholas Was
not .f sound mind good deal of testimony was
heard and the case adjourned until ,o-mlrro"
Mr Thomas a bachelor ana MS heeIC~s on 600
u.are nenhews His estate is valued at S30oooo NJ
the time Of his death he seventy-nlne years Old
Encampmcnt No. TO- Of the Union veteran AeeiTn s,n
held its second meeting last night in the wilson nl,u
Ing No 153 Perrep3nt'st Abont 1or'S i''"'''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
A CHINESE SrNDAY. SCHOOL Picnic.

The eighth annual excursion Of the Chinese sunday.
schools oi the West side Of New York and Of Jersey
city took place yesterday. About 1000 people. rep
rcScnting over thirty schools OF all denominations
went the iron steamboat Taurus to Oscawana Island.
The excursion is the outcome Of a pathetic gratitude
tho part OF the scholars toward their instructors
subscriptions are taken from the Chinese In each OF
the schools. committee Of arrangements is formed.
and when everything is in readiness tickets Of invi
taton issued to all the teachers who thus. for
day in the year. become the guests Of their
pupils. on arrival at Oscawana yesterday the teach
invited TO partakc Of luncheon, set ont on a
number Of tables each table representing particular
school Addresses were then delivered. after which
the company proceeded 20 amuSc, Itself In the Gus
tOmary way.
Among those who accompanied the excursion yes
tcriay the Rev. Or. Burgln the Rev. Dr. Avery
the Rev. Dr. Bell. the Rev, pr. and Mrs Morse;
Mrs. Macarthur, tho Rev. Jacob FlciSChmann. Mr. and
Mrs. william Young, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Love, the
Rev. John Love and Mr. and Mrs George Love.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
A BUILDrNG FILLED WITH STEAM

Some excitement was caused yesterday morning
bv the bursting Of the New York steam Heating Com
uany's main pipe in the subcelar Of the Knox Build
ing at broadway and Fulton st. The accident o.
CURED about a. H.. and almost immediately the
Kitchens Of the Live and Let Live restaurant. which
ism the basement Of the building were filed with
n dense volume Of steam, causing an unbcanble
heat There general stampede from the
restaurant into Fulton-st. and Broadway. but IN a
moment the inmates had all recovered their self
posse,son and went back again. The steam aScendei
the elevator shaft In the OF KnOXs ha factory
and saturated everything within range. considerable
damage was caused tO knOX's unfinished stock and
10 the tools Of the workmcn. The steam company :
men were almost Immediately hand and repaired
the break. Members Of the company say that the
accident was due to incipcnt crack In the pipe,
the steam pressure being eighty pounds 10 the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
CHARGES AGAINST JAMES {. khED'
THE SHIPPING COMMISSIONER DENIES THAT HE
Has FAVORED ANY ONE EXCEPT THE
AMERICAN SAILOR

cborros against James C. Reed. the United sta'es
shining Commissioner for this port. have been pun
1ished 10 The effect that he has unnecessarily anu -
dply DELAYED the payment Of seamons wages '"e'e'
c,rsnr them great harships and playing mo "a"
hand, Of the keepers Of sailors boarding hoH'e Ia"
charge, run from three years back, ana were e'o'1
i, a nctitlon signed by many Of tho most repHt'ole
shining merchants Of the port, addressed 10 'e''',
rva,+s. and requesting Commissioner Reeds removal
from, Office The Commissioner who was formerly eA
President Arthurs private secretary was appohop Va
rcbruarv c6. l-53, and held over during President
t1cveland'S term, owing 1t Is alleged 10 p'V"s0
GIVEN TO the Commissioner by Mr oleveiahu 'I"' Nv
,bonld not be removed. From that date uH''' nov
tho commissioner has held Office, his predecessor beng
Captain c. C. Duncan. ,.
commissioner Reed was looked upon a. rctoFmer
%, IN, tu,c he took his appointment, and he CONTENDS
that he still occupies that position, performing h1s
dut,e, in such manner TO protect the sG.or 1'u
,hcreby often antdeonizne captains and thef ui"e'
officers He reluctant At hr>t 10 uls'u's '''
charges but finally consented Ia say that ne h"u P
cd 70 the secretary Of the Treasury for permission
70 make public his defence TO each ana al "I ''0
charges as made at the time they were hrst sent "
ro Trsosury Departmcnt. some Of them, he says
,tented three years back and were dismissed uhoer
PRESIDENT CIevcands administration, aS well a ny
secretary Window. Mr. Reed ADMITS that inc P'"
tion sent 10 senator Evarts requesting MS ohi"
from orice was signed by many OF the best Shppins
merchants in the city. but he added that ne hao re-
ceve,i no complaints from them at any tme' anu ne
believes, tha, their unfavorble impressions rcsaIns
his administration were due to stories orVush !" '"'
e ncSnow lodged that his administration 0i nus once ,
was dTercn from that Of other commissioners IN 0',sr
,ficS md said thatthe did not expect 70 sam ,he
M the captains or vessel owners because
he ni"sts Of the sailors were often opposed 20 thers
IL I.nicd that any seaman had ever been Obliged 10
s Ion ger than the statutory period for hs pay, whcn
" Tvn DAYS unless he was drunk. And IN PROOF ot
~ stotemcnt he instanced the case OF the bark Carrie
Weckcl OF New-lork in which his delay IN paving ths
nan was made the basis of one Of the charges against
liz, he said that on May = 1889, which was Friday,
,bere was no money TO the ships credit and II Wa
NOT placed in his hands till saturday, May B. no
Sser1ed that il was impossible to pay them on that
Jov and that they were promptly paid on the follow,
lng Monday The charge that ms action nad ~ , sDy
bou,e keepers he regarded as too contemplate to no
t!ce and said that not sclnillla OF proof eoun l"
saduced TO warrant such an insinuation.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
TO TEST TIE NEW AQCEDUCT.

The upper part Of the new Aqueduct Will be nnsheH
to-day with five six feet Of water Abont eish'eei,
inches Of water have been heretofore at umes ous
the present object Is cleansing the conduit anu s'o
To test it, part of the overflow Of the cro'oh pe,,
will be used. The regular supply for Tie Guy ",n
not be affected The water will be ran only 10 'ho
cat, house at south Yonkers distance OF twenty-on
and three quarter miles, and Will not come 10 ,'~
city at all At this gatc-house there pow on "a "a
which the water will be let into Tibbts brVa ,sds
Van Courtlandt Lake through which II VIII feasn %
water. The experiment is of interest mainly 70 u9 bse
peers and is one Of series Of tests necessary ,.Sss
Increase nor lessen the quantity Of C,oton ~ pf0''
allowed to the city.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
ADAY OF FINE SPORT EXPECTED.
ENTREES FOR THE REGATTA OF THE ATLANTIC
YACHT CLUB.
YACHT CLUB

Tho regatta Of tho Atlantic Yacht Club today VIII
cc some nnc racing u the wind and weather VII
only be sun' and nt'in.' Unfortunately for lovers
o. Yacht racing. MIR. Fish has decided not 10 race MS
schooner Craving 50 The schooner classes fan nat
only the Tidal Wave and the Cavalier being entered
md these Loats arc in different classes Inc DIX slo"p
cIass has in II the Fanny shamrock and Katrina and
~ VII be interesting 70 soc how tho old type, the
Fanny holds her own with the modern deeper boats
She Is vessel u great speed once victor wherever
shc eprcai her white wings, but Katrina and sllmrock
arc q, the newer school Of american yacht archi
lecture which WAS horn when the Scotch cutter MadGc
achieved her victories nine years ngo, and which
arrived at the ace NJ discretion when Burgess built
the Puritan Of the forty foot class which IS now
o fnyor,tc among yachtsmen II Is only necessary 10
say that Lirs Minerva, Mariquta and Chspa are
entered Conli any one imagine more brilliant
collection of forty ,ootcrs II the weather is favorable
10 DAY n the winds blow and the ors keep away, the
Lr, MAY prove that N young Nr Gardner the country
has a naval architect who Is ahead Of even BOSTON,
bo,sied nnrccSs The complete list of entries IS a.
follows: schooners-Class J.. Tidal Wave Glass H..
Cavalier Sloops- Clnss H.. Katrina, shamrock and
Fanny Glass ". Anaconda. Clara Class ANA
rauth Rover. Nrpcuthe stella Class VI. Llris.
Mufrya. Marlquta, ChOctaw. Chispl. Rival; Clas,
VII. furybIa Polly; Hypata; Noinia, Aga,t'
swallow rhona Glass VIII. Kathleen Ara5, Marjorie.
bolts-tlass XI.. Bjon. Marjorie, sircuc.
n the weather Is clear those who want To sec the
and financially de AIRED from chafterius tug
or DO not get up carly enough 10 70 on an excursion
boat can good view of the start and finish from
the green heights Of Fort Wadsworth The start will
be from oil OWLS lieHd al IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
1yBEHALF or MISSION UORK.
,xrrprsrryG EXERCISES or THE 1STERNA-
TIoSAL MISSIONARY UNION.

c,,,,on Springs. y. V, June 16 specaD. Children
s ad,,s both greatly enjoyed the polylngual sing
inc with which the sunday afternoon addresses OF the
international Missionary Union Speahcis "c'c ln''-
snerscd The union has captured Clifton Springs
occrpving all the available churches ana replacing
,ho ordinary Sanltarium services. Many people are
attending from the surrounding towns, not"hsthnlhg
,cn and heat DR.. Phillips has awakened lhlehSc IN
,crest in medical missions by graphic personal mar
ratiyes and the Rev. Wellington White did the same
Cor the itinerary work in China. Professor "NcNon'
~ Rutrers College gave this morning an elaborate
occopnt N edncation In Japan. from an Imperial
t-nvcrstv in the seventh century 10 the modern sys-
,or, lac, vcor there were l42 missionary schools
,,,tb II oOo pupils. This rapid growth oi educa-
or in Japan Is unavoidaby accompanied with lo"s OF
n.rcntaI influence and with disorder ana Professor
wvckon urged both there and here the maenifylng of
moral and Christian teaching as the remedy IN al
schools Resolutions against opium in emma arc
,,dor consideration. The union adopted heartlN
resolution in view OF widely circulated ortc'mS III
Euronc and America. Inviting the most screening III
voetir,tion bv all competent persons mo the whoie
orostior ~ expenditure Of missionary funds
Tho evening session in the great tent was crowded
with evmpatletlc audience 70 sec and hear more tha'
twenty II the missionaries namely those VINO are are
no,rr!irr to their fields this year IcarS ana S'i'ss
cbo.cd ono another many faces as me r9ii oi
mis sonary lands was calied ana ,or'in,tion. I'D
tbev knew no higher Joy than 70 be hl>uh'ics pr, pr
uns,d ~ return to the dark lands %hcrr lh'E M @
cl1 tho Gospel to pcrishlnG soulS Inc hcN ru',ilo %
!, rupl,n Of siam, PRESBYTERIAN. pf-She'l. anu ny
,.,,nr'iIe Dapfi-t william Dean. dlsHhssed t:r uc
Nm, tnissiduorrs with an ancctiOnaic hcndcton'
rbn nnlon Will continue It's sessions until "cone9ua''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN OFF FOR BOSTON.

A few minutes before O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the Brooklyn Volunteer Firemen's Association with
nearly 200 members In the ranks, left the City Hal
10 20 to Boston and take part in the celepraon Oh he
one hundred and fifteenth anniversary Of the battle
of Bunker HILL In their blue coats helmets and red
Shirts led by brass band and drawing Their oil"
hand engine, they made brave display. The rome
followed was in Fulton and Washington sts across the
Bridge in front Of the New-YOrk City Hall ana ID
Murray-st. TO the steamer Providence, OF the 'Iu
Colony Line. President John Courtney was Id CUM
mand. some members did not march with the a'So-
ciaton but took night train for Boston
The Brooklyn men will be the guests OF the vet
eran Volunteer Firemen, Of Charlestown, who VIII
meet them upon their arrival at a: IN. t0-daN aha
escort them TO the parade ground After the paraue
and dinner they will take part in tournament. lhey
will stay at the Quincy House. and on Wenhe,u,tS
nrbs and Will be present the dinner IN Faneu Hall
at which the Mayor will preside The return WI, VIII
from Fall River.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
MR.. WHITE wITIIDRAws HIS RESIGNATION.

Mayor Chaplin has made no sign IN regard to MS
appointments Of members Of the Board OF Eduoato'i
for the three years from July J. He is going ont Oh
town for a week and will not &c likely 10 make
the appointments before the end Of the month owing
to the difficulty In securing proper man TO represent
the colored schools in the Board. the Mayor has
induced Philip A. White. who was first appointed by
Mayor Low. to withdraw his resignation and enain
In the Board Resides expressing the wish Tor this
at personal interview the Mayor wrote TO Mr. White
that II would be unfortunate for the general school
interests to lose him from the Bo0d and promised
him if he remained the earnest and frlenoIy CO.
operation Of the other members. .
Mr.. White is a Republican. and resident OF the
Twentieth Ward He is druggist. at No. 1o2 Gold ST
Eew-York He has a year more to serve in the Board
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
LIQUOR DEALERS MAKE A fho1H"i
,o,,pr,x IG1N:T THE WHISKY TRUST
AND THREATEN TO START A BIG
nISTIILERY.

rh, recent announcement made by the Dis'lliers
o,a cattle Feeders Company, otherwise Known d. ''
Vbskey Trust, has created consldcT'oie cA'''
In the trade The trust advanced me p'loc Vi M"
wines on May 81 cents gallon ana acco'Pd"o"
Emo oavance with a regulation which the dealers re-
card as paHicularly grievoua and burdensome .hucr
49, NOW r,,le rebate Of cents gallon Is 10 pc
uowed n wholesale dealers and joDbers payaoIc
monthly after the first half year on all spirits pun
chased bur only to such houses as buy all 'her sp'
and compounds Of spirits from the trust Inc pio
rulcation of this rule resulted IN largely a''e"u'
meeting Of wholesale liquor dealers held ye'tc'u'l
onornoon at the rooms Of the Wholesale Liquor
noo,ers, Association in the Kemblc Binding James
roucbem one OF the trustees OF the asSocia'ion
nrcsldod Remarks were made by many speakers tf'
drift Of the chcs being to the effect tha' Ic "'
had come when 1t was necessary to take uncd a'uol
against the arbitrary measures Of the trust
There was no guarantee IT was said that whch
the time came for the payment OF the repa" 10 ~
dealers the trust would not again advance 'he Pn'V
and Thus in the end practically pay the repa'e WIN
bo d.aIcrs, money Moreover. the rule requiring IN"
dealer to buy exclusively of the trust IN oNeF 10 t'
the questionable benefit OF a rebate Woun result '
making the trade the servants Of an absolute monopoly
Vayous schemes suggested for meeting 'h' u''
culty and a strong feeling developed In faVor "'
,he orection and operaon of or more cooperative
disteres. steps to this end have already peeh 'aAc
hv the Philadelphia dealers association. There was
some opposition 10 the building OF trade dls'I'ciE
on the ground that II would take 600 long 10 put 'c
nan into opcration and that would be useless TO Try
TO compete with trust that now controls eiShy
seven distilleries.
conference with the Distillcrs and CatIe Feeders
Company was also suggested. The result OF yeS'er
days meeting the appointment OF comh'''
OF ten consider the whole subject Of remedial acuo
to confer with the trust. to get information regarding
the cost of distcry, and to report at another meet
ing OF the association to be held on MoEdey next
II wns said that between S35 900 600 and go Og)Voo
of capital was Represented at Yesterdays meeting
Mr. LoucheIm the chairman Of the meeting by ana
with the advice Of the Board Of Trustees, appontn
the following committee: Peter McQuddc Maruh u.
Cook Edward H. Ashley, John KcrcSey. william y.
TYLER Robert a. Greaccn, Angelo MYERS. OF fhliad"l
phia: Max d. stern. Charles II. Mayer ana LouIs
seinhardt. Peter McQuade was elected chairman ana
j. r. Smith secretary. The committee VIII mcct 10
morrow al D. IT at the Office Of the Wholesale Liquor
DeIers' Association which IS 10 be the hehquaitcrS
nf the committee
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR CHAPIN'S LONG-RANGE EYES.
HE IS LOOKING FAR AHEAD AND IS GETTING

he IS LOOKING FAR AHEAD AND IS GEI44N'
THE FOCUS OF HIS POLITICAL GLASSES
The Board Of Estimate is conducting It's business
upon novel plan this year. According 10 law u'o
Board which consists wholly OF Democratic oihcai>'
including Mayor Chaplin Controller Jackson, Clty
Auditor Rutan supervisor at-Largc Kretzschliar ana
County Treasurer Adams, met last month ana ior-
mally organized and asked the heads Of departments
to send in their requisons for the sums needed 10
carry on the work OF the city and county for lool.
Heretofore IL has been the custom TO hOld many
meetings 10 revise and consider the provisional est
mates and adopt the budget. which must be trans
mitted TO the Board of Aldermen at the first meet
ing OF the Board in July. Thus far no meetings Oh
the Board Of Estimate have been held since the hrs1
one and Mayor Chapin is going ont OF town. IL
is not likely that any will be held until next week,
when the budget will be adopted The parlng ana
pruning are being done in private by the Mayor VINO
hopes to astonish the public by an exceptionally low
tax rate for which he Will take all the credit ana
which he hopes will further his political a0Dluons
An iukling OF what he is dong is SHOWN IN the
reduced amount asked for by the CITY WoyKs DO
partment this year despite the growth OF the city
The Mayor urged upon Supervisor-a -atLarge kretzsch
mar and County Treasurer Adams Yesterday the
lowest limit compatible with efficiency In county
Affairs II is fair to assume that he has done the
same with the htSds OF the other departments Then
nv swelling the assessed valuations sk1ully, the
tax rate will appear TO be reduced and the Mayor
will reap the credit with the unthinkins.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

SUPREME supreme Tc%ciGs eo9snqcd
supreme Cour-spec al Icrnn-Pau I-Bcfore Paterson.
IYoe ae 1 o. 5sl 1908 1899. o7d, go. c96. m iOli
sqpIege s g 9 al rcr%rart nEofOre oBren
sSSfcS6 S5o 2SG sg sS Inoo Barrett j.
80 80 &5ss 6 7@l $5f5 s5sl ,2 2222 26oS. 9S a 97l
supreme Court lrcuil-fat ll-Boforc Andrews j.
nos; S1l,, l4d7 1903 lSsQl 56?, i49s 1903. l3l0i2
suPre%s CONT Circuit H Pert Irgfots Lswrenee =
supreme Court-Clrcuit Fart IVAdJournrd Tor term
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md Georqc j. iIochhacr, 10 40 a m IT, maria S''''"n
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Cas- on. Ncl lluro " 60 dcno' gh
yo suG' iGe ff Is56 4S Is 5,i nusro J.
superior Court-lrial leHn-Part' IL and II-Ad.
Common Pleas-Gcncn Icm-Adouned until June 90
Common pieas-SpccIa Term-before Bookstlver. j
Motions.
Common Pess-Equlty Tcun-Adlournod until June "a
Common rleas-Iria Tenn Part l-Bc'cre Larrcnorc
G. JmNes 3l5 2J1d. 2a17. l7s2 20ss. 33i 1925. 1881
common Plea, Trial Term--Part II-ncfore Allen. J.
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tour Of General sessons-Part T-Bcforc MARITIME. j..
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Court General scssons-Part IT-Before Fi,zgerad.
Court OF General Sesslons-Part III-Becrc Cowing J
and assistant DistrctAttorney Gor-Nos. to o. in.