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HVI'I ArliN WAntHd ~ ooiorcd boy %
travel with drummer to do gplterai
wprM AGaf0as }. II ~. 10. Q White
Oak street. Il
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NANTBu--SsituattGn by IN experienreeI
buokkceper who is i fluent German
aoholaD hut who Speaks very little Eng
llRh Address 1905 this office. n
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MMig 4. A. BEJAC, Pianist special ~.
tentlon 70 riaiments " music, Capilpi,
Hotel ~
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nicely located; special hargain " sold IN
next fifteen days, Address 20aH care
Post. 10
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SITUATION as Sagd foreman or ahlpptne
cleri{. or both, ten years. fRnefiehce.
Good references j. H., cars Post 10
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ron 80.

!
hVh $500.
/ AI{ll YOU Ia need 81 any furnlturc7 or 30
/ yot want vSur fnfnffure rcnAired on
| packed2 Call aud Hec MS. We gpnrNn-
/ 'eo ''''iAiaeu9h. N'Neho'fe e. wv Mei ~
/ .----.s .-----a-
W ,,.a.i,.,,i, Wy Infnit9ss ana 49pHS.
monthly payments, Cotnei Preston and
! Caroline HuclBon " Elciahcl la
| NOR EALIs-ryo huaiHCag iota 25Sia5
! feet, two hlooha Of market spuarc, Si2ge
! each r. r. GheW' ST., fflaof huuas
NIX. --.--.---.------.-.-'9
IN ~ ~ ~, - ~ ,s,Stt H, No.
fs,,N S,ntraf shcns A,i3gess iuis ltnus-
| ton post. IL
| " hnSkeri =. H. ration
Produce Communication Merchants.
/ SI1te agantt fo, III. pnia 81 Diamond
M ana e i{,tiSr ,1Iis arontE f1r Poor
man Milling CO. Anthopv Rlln oneen'
tice Milling co. MrPheta6n kan: FNouE
Graham, Mgai Bran, Chpr9, Scfnen.uEA
SaS al Ext k1a2 stros ltansion TrS Sb''''
4 iNDE SALE AT sacrifice parlor suite
walnut unho@tered ~ tapgatfE tnfte
mir cnrgiipal portierp doubic fringe. 40
i.aBranch street ~
----,,
6nnseI,nid rnoGl M rnnT r5nditior;
TERMS irRsouthlN, house t3n ug H.ll'ui
qtleeL 10
P0TNTi5II--I very fi1e bitch. three yeara
cd Thoroughly broken on all saue %
very handaumn anu ihtrNASeht lor soig
FOR SAt5E-Dr exehanEe for lnmber oHu
Htctm engine ~ running oflgr. liWgh
CNlndrri -&HhSh TtInNri pthu Wiirel -
inch, face 3 feet dlumeteE reason for
EelilhG too fnhll tol our requirement.
l'elli's ~ s., - 4lel,4sYli' H..
1 ONE PAIR extra hnc G-ypnroid mules,
one pair hnc. large, wtl-ualcheu MIS-
soitt lnarer ior sale eleHp Appy 10
llth lhuth,N1 'tlt i'"'f''"''r 'tag
ron SALE 4 sIeiGwGy plano Cauaf@
oailaE oi t,i c"s s},ce Ao'Fta' WIN o', stf
---.----.------
ron saba ipt " sceend hand rraTn
ply "a u. W. shaw, Up Grand avenue, XII
JEVSEy AND U0TSTWfN COWS.
DAIRY COWS ALWAYS ON HAND
ALL ANIMALS hccLlm At ED
II U, RICE
Poatorflee sob
ron SAFE Two chr loads OF yolmR and
gentle work and buggy hUraCg also
Hotnc good orls mules; hRVe some pna
matched tcHm7; all stock on ulal be-
Sen Jnslal9 ana S2.,'i''glsg w e1-s. ~
49, ------------- ,,',s. :;
--..---4..------.---..
A nfCp south room, tiu stairtI ia new
house. ana iarsr ap stalra room IN cor
Nor house. flt Irui with bonrl, as Main
Htrcet, corner l,usk 10
FOR RENT Now turniHliHd fnpnH, one
block from court h9uHe itfititAft8 tt-
gur'd. hppy ~ ala 1uultne -Uoet ~
ron RleS1, I,yolyo room huupo close h.
laiz Apam avenue a. j collins. lUHA
C1uEreHa avenue 10
- r,,---,, ne - TO --,-,,, IoIn
F''tt ti.9 t."li 't "i,i' f ~
1hntI's' "F'""'' ~ ~ ''Hi'''"
.2tl.---------.
FOR RENT THrce nicely tnrniehed rooms
Tor light housekeeping; eaecilfDt lpC1
uon bhih UrivilnBe aito one room fgr
,,,"m ~ o,,t WV
,e''' 's
FDK RENT Two uufurnlHhed rooms FOR
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20 cook or wash dlsiheai ID wiliaig to
work for amgtll waves, Address 1915,
utfe Post. IN
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pflOpn6si0NAt.

NJ ID COTTON q BRO, Fire lnanrance
Agents and Adjuatera, ~ Main sirsss
corner Franklin.
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LOGE AfDANlltts-
Lawyer, Rooms 10 ana ~ Perry book
Ennafnlta nYehne Hnmaton, Iexas.
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WANTED ~ nsltion as barber, can give
best ~ relerSnees. Address lock hos
3pI, Beaumont fexna 10
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IN WHARTON COUNTY,
have for sale cheap aeVcrRl rne travis
OF old cancy land, also SOME tine pruitle
land neur lQi Campo Louise and Wallis,
Address W. j, Groom, Wharton, Texas,
Ih
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Eide I'D rnOr0IlAi.s.

n0TIGm 10 CONTRACTORS Piena.
speciHtatlona ana bias VIII De receiver
81 the commissioners court ~ il4a4orfts
county al BfRaorla for the erAat0n q
"a court house FOR lsfn&prla county ua
z9fia, until 70 o'clock tn DaeenibnE ~
1873, Also Cor the erection ~ Jall Ia
The town 81 ifra1arlBj NJ tDtal cost fpr
10th court houae aud ieil OF not ever
$500 Contractors viii be required %
depnail IL certified check Tor va Wiln
the court as a guarantee TINT bond and
contract, such as required 10y the curt
VIII be- innd Cbnrf reFtryaa t3in fight
20 reject aay aud 40 bids Bond 10 pe
III donblc the amount OF bid, ~ at court
may direct w. s. l5itte, County Judge.
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POSITION by Al Hier with good fefafs
euce Address oall box y. prpnRe, fay,lt
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.stt4A31VN Wpnted by IN experienced
haeAkeeper. WHO Is fluent German
sehular but Who speaks yplF little EnRr
llsh. Addreag 2,oo. thia ptilee. Is
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BAYOU FRONT AND ntgEP WAITER
go acreA near Clinton, puttRhle for Wis
lnEe md factory ate. Fur epla by L
Whitty, surveyor Trust cdmp9uys euid-
ing, corner OF Main ana Franklin streets
NJ
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WANTED 10 scH furniture and house
furnishing goods on ehay weekly or
monthly payments, Corner Preston and
Caroline HuclRon " rlciahcl i-13
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For sAI4e,-From ono TO i've choice
lots IN HhnRer addition; cheap Tor next
thirty dayR Address 2dla, care Post. u
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AltE YOU IN need % any furnlturc7 or DO
you want your furniture repaired or
pAckcdS Can aud SEQ nR Ne guntNn.
IA
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50 PER month VIII bay one 81 those baau-
tiful large lots on graded street IA t'nk
Lawn l.. BRYAN a Go, 10
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FOR SALtt-rwo hugiHcas lots 2aal2a
feet, two blocks Of market square, SiaUn
each, II. +, Chew. Sir. Prince hulld.
luY rs
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RIcSIDIlNCE IA Fourth ward taortt1 fur
Faie cheap, two lots With nawcrH water
works and two bath rouu,s, Apply az
1901 state street ~
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FOR SALE Grocery store. small stoclt.
store TO reut good location. two hlaUka
from Central ahops, Address l2lS Hous-
ton Post. 10
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LOST nj Central depot q grip with br0Ha
clnmpa; INK biotch on one side; my name
on other SIDE. pnder please mail papers
10 me and leave GRIP with DEPOT muster
Nurtiu n
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ron sALE-
Near crosby, tracts OF $50, $50 100
and so ncre33 rich, black soil from
~ to 8 feet deep, this " 81 choice fruit
and farming country, healthy, good
wntor plenty OF timber and just the
spot Ia ncltic.
l2S acres 3H miles from county seaG
deep, black sol; VIII grew 40 buHhela
corn To- thn acre plenty or good. hard
wood limburj drainage, ~, ~ bar
Ehin.
go acroa near Houston. $500: sur.
rounding land selllnG u $40 Cali ana set
IartlcuiBrH. We have seNefil email
iraoin Glaze IN aigo fine bargains IN
residence property.
CASH & LucKEt,
Etf 3pHh Main street,
NOR aALG Gail aud examine nHt list
of hafralna I'm land 10 HRrTiH, Liberty
lBrAg0fia Fort iloud and uulvcston
C0uutiua, ia tracts rluRinE from "a ~
$1,000 apres, tai pticea ranging from
$3.50 uuwariH Including some of tho
beat bargains ever offered. We are euro
ia put you n farme BufdooH, raurhtn
and timber lands. We also have "a
number ~ choice lots and resldenera
OH easy payments. Cash s. buekoi XII
FOR SALE 1890 acres in 1--we OK cpun-
~, zen ncirH IN cultivation, dwellinB
huaineBs houFn AID tenant houBeH;
abundance of NRturi price. 3o.pQ per
acre For further Information, y y.
syUEgs Real Estate company. Heoyilla.
JeKRa 80
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ron milNt

a NICE south room up siairn IN new
house aud iarru an HtuirA room IN cor
nvf house. t1t rent with bonrl MS Main
street. corner ltuHG 10
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Losl3 i5ouND, sIIia iiaD Oh sl0lnS

LOST A gmnll rcd brown hOh-tniled doug.
tnayrrs IL name OF Nlciae, lost on Main
direct Return 10 llli chQrtrcs atreel
for TrNHffi ~
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s3dO Wild buy lot bixiq0 n oak Lawn,
H. Bryan a t'o, 10
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ron 6AllE-tWo0ld be cheap al $3.50 two
lots IN First ward; northeast c9rner.
Only thtva blocks from street ear lue,
ono block from electric lisht and water
plug. For sHao only S,i5o cash. Address
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SO CASH, q monthly, viii buy lot m
Oak Lawn. l.. Bryan n 60. 10
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EIlsCVRTcAL MACUlNERY AND
lSI.GtrNiCAL SUPPLIES.
l.. r. 'llgT, electrical engineer, dealer
IN electrical gIprlirs, repairs promptly
Attended tp 10 any part of tho Statei
CUmpiHlB plants O. speciality correspond
eucr solicited Ola Electric Light sta
ton Houston TrEus
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FOR RENT Now Furnished rpnina one
block from court houas References res
gur.d. Apply u' 3j1 Caroline street. 20
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WANTED Locomotive engineer FOR l9r-
EuE. Must be competent engineer md
experienced logger witu good reference.
The Aldridge Lumhur Co, Hpckpud.
TeEua lH
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FOR REST Twolyo room huupc close in,
lalI Mp>m avenue ~ j Cohlna. lulhG
G1uEreHa avenue. 10
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Exc ANGLIA iot III Oak Lawn for Il
buggy aud hnrnees. H. Bryan 4 CO, II
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A lot IN OAK LAM Ees :
nrHl-eihsB driving horse. or Tor y hufiiat
buggy and harness 4, llfgau 4 c9.
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i WANTED no nnNI'

WANTED $500 for one year, on HeellfIfg
worth double hddrae 4et2 care HcAt
20
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WANT no TIlADE--SeYeniee head 81
cattle for three or four good milk coWs
OF good breed. apply 20 W fllnuA.
superintendent HaXiand nfphans lteiHe,
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Main street Houston Texas.
J. BCuGuElM, tho Sunset Pharmacy, die.
pcusary Tor tho Southern Pacific railway
no. n COnYFrsa avenue
HOUSTON HTEAM DYE WORKS.
Ladies' and gents garments Of every
description cleaned. dyed aud repaired.
hia0 hatB cleaned. dyed and snapped
No. liA Travis street a. kirscbniok,
proprietor.
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rroduee comnlanIen Merehants.

J fucker, G. IL. Patton.
J, HuClSHR IS co..
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yAETET--IS JanuaFy l. nice pattaep AZ
ave Or alx rooms IN good neithboFhnod.
near car llne. VIII pay fent 81 auynne8
Addresn zeag. care post rs
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WANTED nmt-cllba chnmbcrmaidi
Bt the Grand Central hotel nt once y
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REWARD siS'-Logt black horse, brand.
ed XIII fcunneetcd) Gig, harness and
box Of carpenterH tools Return Fred
run, 30 Fannlu street 10
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CnrET CALENDARS ZOE TO-DAY.

Supreme General Tenn Recess continued
sui rrmr Cont hamber- Before Barrett. J.-Nt'!DI
calendar al,d AZ II O'clocS.
supreme Court-Spcc al Tcrm-PaIt l-AdOufn'd Tor the
term. - -, 3, ...-., ,
the term.
Circuit i-Bcforc Barrett. J.-No calendar
Circuit tOIt-Iart, IL. III aud ~ Adjourned fof TIN
II. Wc-cIn"ld aud c>tate II John Lhler. 10 80 a. ia
No probate calendar. -
Common P.eas-,icneral Tcrm-Adlourncd until Feb
Common rlca,-sp~cial Tcrm-Befofe paly. c. j
Common Pless-Trla Tcrm-paits /. II and llt-Ad
Ouruet Tor the t'rfn
superior Couit-Denera Tom adjourned for the trn
superior Couft->p"rIal Ifru- Before DutIo, j. No
6I3.
Suporfo- Court-Tqutv Trf1n--t doufnc1 flr Tho ~
superior Court Tral Te'm-rart, ], III and lll-Ad
oufnrd Tor the term.
CIV Court, >r,.c nj Term r''pr. NeCrt'hv. Motion.
civ Couf-rral Tcim-Part- |. II. Ill and lN-Ad
CONT Il General Sessions-Part 1-ue'or Smyfh. r..
and Assistant D!strrt-Attoney, Wc.lran aud o-boinr-
Nos. ! to Is. inclusive.
Court 81 'scn"ru sessions Part lTBefor" MARITIME. '
and Assistant Dstil,t-Atomcy M"dpna-No-. - 10
inclusive. 49, .,
our, - General >essons-part IIt-Bcfore fi'rerhi
J.. and Assistant Disuct.AttOrncy 4Oanscnd-No'. TO
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A WAREHOUSE DECISION SUSTAINED.

The Court of Appeals yesterday handed down q
decision affirming judgment on a point disputed by
warehousemcn Of this city. r. J. Dean q Co issued
two warehouse receipts calling for twenty barrels oil
California brandy. Through error 1t was said
I'm the receipt that the brandy was In free ware
house. while In fact the brandy was stored In n
Government bonded warehouse and subjected 10 the
wholesale grocers Of Chicago. IN some fashion pro
cured the receipts from Marschalls. speiinhn d
Co., to whom they Issued and deposited th'm
with the First National Bank OF Chicago as col
lateral security. In December Meade, Van Box
kelen d, co. failed owing the bank over Sl"'-
COO and the bank proceeded 10 realize on III" col
lateral. When the receipts were presented 10 H. D.
Dean & Co. the warehousemen refused TO deliver
the brandy unless the bank would pay the Govern
ment tax. The bank at once brought suit 70 re-
cover the value Of the brandy as free brandy
The suit was tried before Judge McAdam and jury
in the Superior Court and Judge McAdam gave
Judgment in favor OF tho bank. The warehousemeh
appealed and the Court Of Appeals upheld judge
McAdam IN all respects.
The decision IS Of interest to all holders OF ne
cotable Instruments and 1t involved the question as
to what IS a sufficient parting with value TO CON
stitnte one a purchaser In good faith In deciding
IN. case Judge McAdnm wrote careful opinion Whi'"
wos adoptcd by the General Term, and has now been
approved by the Court OF Appeals. A.,
Pcckbam a. Tyler and Mr.. Pratt represented 'he
bank. and Palmer, Boohby Warren the warehouse
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THO WILL SUCCEED BISHOP BROOKS'
NAMES OF PROMINENT CLERGYMEN MENTIONED
FOR THE PLACE.

NAMES OF PROMINENT CLERGYMEN MENTIONED
FOR THE PLACE.
Boston, Jan. 81 (Spccial).- The discussion as 10 a
successor 10 Bishop Phillips Brooks Will soon become
animated The Rev. DR.. Satterlee. OF New-iorK'
will II Is thought again be the candidate OF the iigh
Churchmen. Ills ability rs n church worker ana or
canizer will be urged In his favor while his moderate
views will commend him to many average church"e''
But the feeling evoked by the death OF Bishop Brooks
Is so profound that there Is little likelihood OF any
one being elected who Is not in active sympathy Win
BIZ, views and policy. The friends OF Bishop BROOKS
will certainly control the diocesan conNeh'ioh "hoH
IS to elect his successor May 3. IT, therefore they
can mite on q man, he will be elected The chances
are that they will do so. think that the Diocese
Of Massachusetts, contains plenty OF Episcopal TIMBER
from which TO choCse, and they believe that ONLY Mas
sachusets man understand the peculiar proDiehiS
,ho, confront the Church in the State. Among the
prominent clergymen who might be considered are
The Rev Dr. Edward Abbott, Of Cambridge IA
brother OF LYMAN Abbott; the Rev. Drs. j. ;.
Lindsay and Leighton Parks. of Boston; the Rev
DR. Chambre OF Lowell; the Rev. John Cotton
Brooks OF Springfield. a brother OF Bishop Philips
Brooks : the Rev. DR.. &. W. shinn OF newton 'ie
Rev percy : Grant CT Fall River. and the Rev.
Dr. Alexander II. Ninton, OF Worcester. Ihese are
all able men, but their reputation Is largely local.
and Il Is felt bv many that tie Bishop OF Mass'
chusetts should be man OF national iame' i"'S
condition is met by two Ncw-lOrk clercvmeh' "noSe
claims are now being quietly canvasSed lh"y are
the Rev. Dr. Huntingdon, of Grace church anu 'ie
Rev. Dr. Greer, OF ST. Barthoomews Oh"''n III
that CITY, Dr. Huntingdon is a Massachusetts man
80 o,d ,rod and before going TO New-York was.
for NOR than twenty years rector OF All enlh's
Church. Worcester. lie was a warm rieho VI
Bishop Brooks. having refused for that reason ~
become n candidate against him. lie Is moderate
Broad Churchman DIR. Greer was lor many lt"n
a call TO The recorship OF Trinity Church III .. .his
city 10 succeed DR.. Brooks. HIS eiolhence a., aS
preacher and his liberal views nave "ouo "'
great fayorite in this diocese.
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THE COURTS.
THEY WANT TIE REPORT CONFIRMED.

Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday heard argument on a
referee in the contest the will OF Mrs. Cecilia l..
Booth. Mrs. Booth the wife Of Joseph A. b OH,
who is the only surviving brother Of Edwin Roolh,
the actor. She died at Long Branch, ~ j. In looj.
Her will contained only few lines and was unsigned.
reading 81, Cecilia l.. Booth etc. She left nearly
all her property, valued $1,000, to her sister.
Geraldine Josephine Timoney The probate Of the
will was refused in New Jersey, but Mrs. TimoncN
succeeded in having II probated in New-Iorh. Joseph
A. Booth brought proceedings in the Supreme Court
TO have the probate Of the will set aside. The case
was decided against him, but the General Term set
aside the decision and sent the case back for trial.
Again the case WIS tried. decided against Mr. Booth.
and again the General Term 50; aside ia" d"cis on.
This done four times and on the fifth trial Mr..
Booth got the decision. Mrs. iimOncy appealed 10
the General Term, but the decision was sustained
The Court OF Appeals sustained this decision last June
Thereupon Joseph A. Booth was appointed auxiliary
administrators and Surrogate Ransom issued letters
testamentary to him. While the litigation was In
progress Mrs TimOney had possession OF the property
and had paid ont various sums for counsel fees etc
Mr. Booth brought suit against her for an accounting
and Mr.. S'iner WIS appointed referee. Mr.. Booth
objects TO several expenses allowed by the referee.
especially one OF $500 for counsel fees not yet
paid The sum OF 80 $50 30 has been spent III NE
litigation. The lawyers have uhnl FRIDAY To NE
thpir briefs.
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COTRT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany Jan. 3l.-Thc following decisions were
handed down in the Court Of Appeals to-day
Joseph william bradshaw ngt. AZ iculturil In
surancc COMPANY. OF Watcrtown. y: y. appellant
The Continental National Bank, Of Ncw-Iork. appel
liant, agt. Henry W. strauss imp. etc. 1.-TWO cases
Alexander McS0rev act. John e.. Prague. appellant
First National Rank. Of Chicago. agt. Robert l. Dean
appellant: james y. Platt. trustee. etc, respondent
agI. Andrew H. Micklc and another. respondents
and Lizzie Mchc. ind. etc, appellant; Richard
Mortimer sole survivor etc. ag. cwlork Elevated
Mary f. ComnOr admni>rariN. etc. appellant.
agt. the Mayor. etc. of New York. samuel /. Met.
ync r'f imp etc. " "R mGcen All %" viii Fl S
-. George +. Crombe ard another asi Gertrude y
Charles ;. Weston ari Mary II. Sloiiard ard
another. imp. crc.. appellants. Judgment and oder
People cx rel Eluallr Gaslight Company. Of New
York. appellant. ng Edward =. Barker AMI Others.
commissioners. etc. Order affirmed with costs.
ant' ne. Board Trustees llavclsiraw' OrdIr o,
of Trustee, Let aside with costs.
John FOShay aM another. re- pondent aGt Frederick
ard oiIcr.. rc,pondcni,. jidcmcnt affirmed Win
costs to respondent, Young and Trip .. as'ir''
william spcro. jr., appellant. act. the METROPOLITAN
Elevated Railway Company and another. order ..
report Of referee Affirmed with costs in both c1nrt>
Eliza ~ simmons, cNecutilN, etc, agt. Helena
with costs and five per cent damages on account OF
Daniel Engcl, administrator; etc., agt The Eureka
and Judgment Of non suit ordered with costs 10 de
Trustees Of the New York and Broollyn Bridge
order II General Drm modified by striking there
from the allowance 81 Interest and rs thus modified
TIN, day calendar for "wednesday /, NO-. 3I2
25G ~. 900 IL, 49,. 30. I'll.
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THE UoTCIIKIsS WILL AGAIN.

Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday heard argumen. on
melton n give 10 Silas WOdell, executor OF Maria
y uotchkiss, power to pay out ara receive MONEY
for necessary expenses and accounts N'n' Ivy
-, ,i, ., = many vcors with benjamin Il. IIoichkss,
a." n,o,,-hnown gun inventor Mr.. llolchkiss ded III
rnr,, in 1881, leaving estate valued at si2ooo'ooo.
Maria f. Ho,cbki>s received no share III 1t. Sne
d,ed in this city on January 20, 1897 leaving an
estate valued at about 100000 hcr WILL eAe'"''u
VI ,nn following beauests: $4,000 10 Mrs. caro-
line Mantle. her sister; 100000 to h"i"ci "oou'
urs Nantes son; 5000 for bed al hoo'''o'.
uosptaI: some lace to The Metropolitan Museum VI
Ar, and the residue 80 The Tribune Fresh AIT fu"''
Mrs Mantle contested the will on the eron"u VI "''
anc influence OH the part OF her son. but the VIII wa"
d,,,od 70 probate An appeal was taken WHICH
nets during its rndency revocation OF The ht.e,S
,os,an,ntary The Union Trust Company, nolwl.n,
standing turned over TO Mr. M9den no' ~. a,bo,r,ty
Ip securities and money. Mr.. Nouci ashs ioi ""'o''
In nav certain expenses