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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
FOR AN EXHIBIT IN TIE BIG GARDEN.

1t is probable that there will be an indnNriai arr
exhibition at the Madison square Garden In oc'ob"ri
The proposed exhibition suggested 10y stanford
White the architect OF the Madison square Garden :
w. F. Wharton, the vice president and J"hn sloane
They have Incorporated under tho laws Of TINS state
us the Ncw-YOrk Industrial Art Exhibition company
with an authorized capital Of $4,000. The cor
porators were John Sloane, Edward A llolbrook
John J. Gibbons, A. Z. Conover and Obadiah sypncr
Mr. Sloane was made chairman OF the organization
Committee, which consists OF the corporatorS' ana
j. " Gotschalk, the business manager OF the Madison
Square Garden was chosen secretary The snbscrb"rs
up TO dato are John Sloane Of W. j. Shane E1ward
IIolbrook OF the Gorham Manufacturing Company ;
John J. Gibbons, OF Gilman Collamorc d CO.. y. f.
Conover OF J. S. ConOver Co.. j. FicIpont Morgan
j. Hood Wright Tiffany a. Co., william Eanmgarten
& Co., Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, A A.
yantine g. Co., W. H. Jackson q Co., and F. Beck ~
Co. The amount of subscriptions already received
is $4,000. stanford White is expected 10 return
from Europe about June 1, and then officers viii b.
elected and the organization completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
WILL THE PRESBYTERIANS DIVYne,
DR.. JOHN HALLS son SPEAKS FOR THE TT,

DR.. JOHN HALLS son SPEAKS FOR THE I'm.
ERAL--DR FIELD RETURNS FROM ABROAD
Dr. Henry VI. Field, the Editor OF " The EvanceuS,,
who has been abroad for several weeks arrived nm
the Majestic on Wednesday and resumed his editor.,
duties Yesterday. While absent he has written on.
tcrainIng letters for his paper concerning the pace
which he has visited. DR.. Field returns inst g.,
time 10 have a final word the questions which
have been before the Presbyterian Church for two 81,
three years and which may eliminate at the General
Assembly next week in Washington.
The Rev Thomas c. Hall, Of Chicago. the son n,
Dr. John Hail. Of this city. has significant article
I'm "The Evangelist" this week. entitled "Our Last
Appeal, which may fairly be- considered TO voice thu
sentiment Of the liberal wing OF the Church. Mr..
Hall i a commissioner 10 IN" Assembly, and will
doubtless speak and vote along the line Of his
"appcal, lie says: 1t is hard for those Of who
stay In the Presbyterian Church, conscieniiously
holding no theory Of an inerrant Bible 10 hear the
constant charge that had changed orr views, and
the implied charge that We unfalthfully remain for
the sake OF the advantages OF calling ourselves
Presbyterians- Mr. Hall refers TO his being licensed
In New-lOrk in 1882 and ordained In Omaha the
following year. though holding the theological views
Of which complaint is now made lie adds: 1t
would take much OF the bitterness OF controversy
away II suggestions not very carclessly
made of dishonest and inSncere acceptance Of stand.
ards by those who refuse 10 accept new doctrine,
whose very novelty has en'acd the coming OF a new
word I'm theological controversy"
The possibility Of division In the church. II DR..
Briggs IS condemned at Washington. is mentioned
Int no new Church is threatened. The writer says:
"Tbis separation will b" attended with difficulty
which + so great that surely We may ask the con.
scrvative wing TO consider most prayerfuly II they
c,nnot y, on with u.s. Some Of u will refuse utterly
o l.. PARTIES to the forming Of another Sect with al
th. dangers that would attend a denomination founded
on so small an Issue. The EpiscOplian and ih.
Conprcgoionnl churches would doubt shelter many.
sonn will even demit The ministry or turn 10 teach.
ing or other employ rather than 70 on work
Inc I'm Il divided. distracted ana embitter'd Church.,
Concerning the spirit Of both conservatives and
tnrne,, We are not attempting 10 dishonesty UNI
der mine the Word of God. We may b" utterly mis-
taken but believ" that our views VIII strengthen
and protect Gods VOID. II larg" majority believe
Otherwise and will not work with Us, then sadly We
will say g0Odby."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

Boston. May II >Pccah.-Mrs. Eunc" T. Cutter
died suddenly AT Warren, Mass. on Wednesday. SIZE
was born at Warren, on october IL. lolo. size was
educated at Monsoon, Wcsthrd and New Haven. after
ward being prcccptrsN al the old Qunboag Seminary,
vt Warren In 1913. she married DIR. ,ulvln Gutter.
and from Isis To Isl, she lccturs beiOr. the women
IN New In gland on the law, OF health. In l-J'
she removed 10 knn>as with her husband where they
both took an active part IN ih" anti slavery aSila
ton. They trusted friends ~ John Brown, ana
she made cartridges for the O>nwntonir night. Later
she brought the first Free soil messages through tn
Kansas lines 10 Chicago her hair turning gray durih
the week she was on her way from L"aVcnworth To
Chicago. After Ibis the Cutters returned 10 warren,
and in 1861 she went from town 10 town IN central
Massachusetts showing tie women how 10 prepare
sanitary supplies, which resulted In the cquipplng
OF the Walker expedition 10 Hilton she gave efficient
help 10 her husband In writing the work on school
phy siology and ANATOMY of which he T. the author.
In 1871 she took iu charg" OF the revision al tlc
work. ana since esO she has written the history al
Warren ana two histories oI Worcester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
STING FOR 500 900 DAMAGES.

New Haven. Conn., MAY lI.-An important '
for infringement and damages II is said 10 tl'
'of 300 900 has been brought against the VIM"
Avenue and West Haven Electric road OF WI, 49,,
and the Westinghouse parent corporation IN 49,,
and New York. The suit Is one To roSi''" -.
sincerns from using III" trolley. The pap''s -.
drawn ND by Bats Attrrhury, ll"de i'"'' y. -.
York. rs ATTORNEYS for the IhomSon-lio'S.'" III,
Company. AT whose instance 'he sun " ,,srshsI
,rh. unp,rs were served by United S'au's ~.
o,,ridce If This city. 4 prominent oihc"i Oh Wv
~,, ,,o>,o, concern man who Is well ro>ta, ~
cI.rtricnl patents issued during the las i" a nd
makes the statement that the tt,llrs nh,nc pa,n.
m.,r,v twrntv-iv. years ago In t.fs..,n,s I'm this
,n,inc railway trains and that the d'ier"""'' "
c,s, are PREPARED so To dcmOn>tal''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
NO NATIONAL CoRDAGE STATEMENT.

Tn, receivers OF the National Cordage Company
said Yesterday that they would not he alb" 10 com
plete the statement OF the financial affairs OF ihe
pany until tomorrow Monday. They have had
much greater diffcultes than they looked for when
they undertook the task Of clearing up The tangled
affairs OF this corporation. 1t IS expected that The
statement will not be pleasant reading for those who
are heavily interested In the National CoFdage com
many a. creditors 1t Is believed that there Is great
deal OF Cordage paper out. Tie Cordagc people are
said TO have tried TO drive the competing cOrdage
companies ont Of the market by forcing up the cost
Of fibre TO 6 IL cents pound. They were unable
TO maintain that price. and It dropped TO , cents
pound. causing q heavy loss. Under the agreement
with some OF the mills which We're Induced TO come
into the association the National Cordage company
promised 10 keep them running for term OF years
Nox tho receivers find that they must carry this
agreement which, under existing conditions Is rather
difficult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
DIR. ATUELL SENT TO SING SING.

He WILL NOT MARRY AGAIN FOR AT LEAST
TWO YEARS AND FIVE MONTHS.
Dr. David Il. !. Atwcll was unable successfully TO
work his pull" rs he evidently expected +" do y"s
tcr,iav, and lie was sentenced To imprisonment ~
sing Sing for two years and five months. I'll" maxi
mum sentence for his crime OF bicamy Is five years
and The minimum IS left to the Court ana may DE
one day or one minute. Although Atwell p'au'd
guilty. an exceptionally strong effort was maze I"
induce Justice Ingraham TO impose iight sentence
AftdayitS bv the dozen offered from liOb"K'll
politicians who sworc TO the excellent character oi
the prisoner, who Is himself nephew OF senator
CocCeshall senator Jacob A. Cantor Is also warm
friend Of the prisoner and he sat clos" TO MN anu
chccred him up during the court proceedings.
Til, fact that with all this influence he WAS ui-
able to get off with a light sentence was due L" 'he
forclllc way in which Assistant District Attorney
Townsend put evidence before Justice lngrahnn wh'ch
conntcractod all that was said in Atw'l'S favor ana
gave the Court opportunity Of in"llig'n'ly under
standing the cas-, and carrying ont the law.
Atwcl married Miss Belle Middleton. of loboRch'
on October -, 1857. and February l.. 1o"o he
married Mrs josephine Hamilton. In pleading ior
clcmcncy for his client yesterday William T. Howe
declared that Mrs. Hamilton knew before she was
married TO Atwell that he had wife living NJ inc
time and that the present complaint WIS mloe
against the prisoner because lie woud not pay 10 Ills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
SOME OF THE LEADERS OF THE COLONIAL DANES

The lately incorporated Society Of the Colonial
Danes OF the State OF NcwYork mas nominated Mrs.
Howard Townsend for PR sid,n She is a daughter
Of the lar PATRON, stephen Van Rensselaer, and
was born AT the Manor House al Albany where she
lived until recently.
For many years Mrs. Townsend has been regent
OF the Mount Vernon Association, which she dll
much TO build up. She is emInenily fitted TO rep
resent New York In the National confederation
Of the thirteen original States at the convention 10
be held In Washington IA 1884.
The vice presidents Mrs Robert T. Livingston,
OF Livingston Manor, and Mrs. Pierre Van COrandt.
now living the Van Cortlandt Manor House. N the
mouth OF the Croton River. There two Van
Cortlandt houses known as the upper and the lower
Van CGrtlands. The lover estate passed into the
possession OF the city, and Is now included IN the
parks. The upper Is the Manor House. having the
seniority, and Is one OF the few examples in this
country OF a time-honored ancestral home. rich IN
curtos and relics Of colonial days, still in possession
Of the family TO whom the lands were originally
granted.
The advisory board Of men number among others
Colonel Asa Bird Gardner. Colonel Edward Floyd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
FARNHAM POST IND THE PENSiON la" -
IT WILL RrFUsE TO RrsCIND ITS ErsoLrTIoNs
PASSED IL MARCH

TT Will. RT.FISE TO RTSCIND ITS EfSOir1ioNS
PASSED Is MARCH
Noah l. Tarnham Post. 80. AZ, which IN March
last p,.s,d rc.oluti. n, ciiuc,ing IN" pension Ia" 5
and deelaAns against "a" present system h'd
another exciting meeting on Wcdne'! lay night at Its
be:dauartcr,. al Broadway ana >cvenlI-av'' iInm'
dia,clv after Farlham Post took the acton referred
to department Commander Joseph T. 'i'"rN' o.
Rochester suspended il, powers aud functions, on t'
prouud that n sending out itS resolutions lld Iimi
nu,ov the post had violated III" Grand AfHy lcsu
Iatous passed in 1--4, which require that all
communication. shall be forwarded through d"pai 'h
h.,douor,or, 4 week after hi, the pot me and
offered an apology 10 the Department NODHAIidcf i"
,inlo,irc ,hn ruc. but refused TO alter is auituIc
an The pension question. In response 10 this action me
D.nortmeut Commander relieved Farnham POI Of S'S'
rns,nn for one day cnab" II 10 NEE" ana appoint
committee TO visit the depart Incn head quarter u"
Albany for the purpose Of purg1ng the post oil con
tempt.
Al the meeting Wednc day evening The Department
Counuudcr's communication was discussed. some
mcrnher, warmly opposed any pon-c 10 Inc hiSrs'
bccr of the order IN the state. bu letter cOihsee
prevailed and "a rcolItion was adopted to appoint Il
committee Of three TO call Oh Department 'Ohhahu'r
I1cary early dAJ ~,
The comrades selected were Commander JOlih -
Finn Past Commander Charles Mex Lco'"r and JUNIOR
Ven ,'' nmmoud"r John Castles. Tie committee was
Instructed however, TO inform Nomnnhdcf tIe"rN
that the post would REFUGE - resGnd The rc'o"oiIs
g., March last, which have created 20 much Co'""
versy in Grand Army circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
CHIEF RAMSAY DENIES 4 REPORT.

chicago NAV ll.-Grand chief Ramsay. on his "N
IN the Convention ~ the order of Railway lele--
rophers reached Chicago yesterday. Asked at""'
the rep rt.i trouble IN the order and re pnosh'd
story that h. had squanderrd 5000" OF the iuhos
NJ the order without proper accounting. h" rrpl''
There are not and have not been any differences "h''
members OF the order. our finances are In spirhuu
condition. NOTWITHSTANDING, the disastrous 'ohr''ls'
With the Rock Island ana Burlington 'riar h'P'
and Northern. and the litigation witt &" >ouih'i"
r,ass all taking place. last winter. The report dr.
culut,d that these troubles have wiped ont th' I'"'
,rnl and protective fund Of IN" order Is false III e'1
particular. a, l. also the statement that AN o''.E
my.,tgatci by the Executive Committee now ~
session AT Ninlon. Iowa. ~ a matter "i a.
nv. nnthing tp do with The funds. ] WI, "lal'A
Grand chief and exercise authority 10 oru'' so y
The Executive fommitic" i examining me p 10
SECRETARY and Treasurer = -. Fox W'Pr'."'.a "a
muking H. report hefor" te annual t"hN'""
lee held at Toronto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
4 B1NE PORTERS MOTITE FOR SUICIDE.
TIE SIZE OF HIS FAMILY DROVE HIM TO DEATH
HIS BODY FOUND IN \ CLOSET

TIE SIZE OF HIS FAMILY DROVE HIN TO Di'NlH
HIS BODY FOUND IN CLOSET.
william Baucr. the day porter In the 'h'oh
>GNare Bank committed ,ulCd" there Nr,l'ruAN
morning. lie was German, forty years Od' anu
had been a shoemaker before employment at the BANK
lat fall. He lived AT no. i3l East SlN'''h'" ~
with his wife and Nv" children. TIL" youngest emu
was born two month, ago, and lirLUer er"hp''
BECAUSE his family large lie comPa'"c'
that be had to work too hard 10 support 5" many
children. Mr.. Eraucr and the baby w"r" III H''b
and Their" large doctors bills 10 be- paul
Braucr Quarrll,d With his wife on wednesday sh'
because she Wa, not willing tha' on" OF the H'"'
girls should be sent ont 10 work. IL" was NuIH"
when he got up yesterday morning and he l'it HI
HON" without If, breakfast telling his vile 'hA'
she would never linn again. lie went s'r'l1"t
TO the bank. relieved The night Waterman ana i''h''
himself in the bank. Then hc entered - 'io''''
bolicd III" doors and shot himself III the h''"' i"'
bank clerk, had difficulty IN gaining an entrance U"
the place upon arriving there NJ a. M Nnrh VI.
door ol the closet biONcn open llau'i H'hi b"N
WI, found inside. Policemen wcr' called - remove
th, body and bn>nc,, ~ tn bank soon went o" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES N PITTSBUEG.

Irushurs. MAY 1l.-.At O'Clock this morning fire
started in the basement Of b. f. ,locchers SiX.story
stone building Sos. 1l29 and ll3l Pennsylvania
aye. In an incredibly short time the entire struc-
tar. Ha, in ham,> and the adjoining buldinG. Nos.
liz and LIE, belonging to Gloccklcr and occupied
los Abram Ainirld, clothing dealer. burning
n,rc.ly. Glocchl,r', stock OF hardware. valued AT
$4,000, is total loss. which there l. but $4,000
Insurance. Ills los ON Buildings IS $4,000, in
surancc go 600 Auicld's loss on stock is SO.
GOO. July insured. Tro tr,men were seriously hurt
by Ealing walls. The siN members OF Glocokier'S
family Frederic, Gr,yrr. Janitor Of The Iudine with
his NIi, and two oAldr,u. were all rescued by The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
AFFJDlVJTS ABOrT THE JTROR'S ILLNESS.

Assistant District Attorney James W. Osborne got
afYdavts yesterday from the court officers III Iart
III OF General Se Sions who went 10 the Astor House
with the Jurors In the case Of DR.. X. W. buchanan
on the evening when the verdict Of guilty was brought
H. Charles ". Brooke will try TO get new tral
for lis client on the ground that one Of the Jurors,
II. NJ Paradise was mentally incapable Of serving
at that time For while he hystcItcal, the
long strain having brought on nervous prOstration
The court officers say that The Juror was In full
possession Of his faculties except for few hours
They are Frank Ccnnan. John Clune, Charles
Wund, Henry Trott and Richard Cullen. Sentence
Is TO be passed on buchanan by Recorder Sinyth
Monday, unless there is pOstponement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
PRETTY DISPLAY ~ 4 SHOP WINDOW

a bit OF the Worlds Fair Is on exhibition IN the
corner window III Lord a. Taylor, al Broadway ard
Twenteth-st AT least it would have been part Of the
great Columbian Exposition had there been room for
Il in the Chcago show. As It Is. bWever, II Il safe
to say that NOR. people Will care admnn-y at II
In Lord TaylorS window than would have seen II At
the Worlds Fair. II Is N" exhibit If the Il. IT,
corset aud a striking picture the window makes with
more than score Of beautiful cors's OF different
color, embroidered with designs of flowers and pretty
figures and edged with the rar'st ~ lac's.
The window Is set or with immense clusters OF
artificial tulips and other flowers. and I'm tie centre
d. III" display two iie,if" and 'Nif"nfN NE.
like wax figures representing woman lacins one Il
the X. a q. cOrSoiS on another woman Ihr ol,ph,.
/, worthy r'prcse naton of on" Of m. w'nd'rs ~
modern manufacturers and tie Interest f"t IN u ~.
Ia. public made manifest ly the crowds OF
people who stopped 10 look at II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT

Old-fashioncd flowers (hardy per-
ennial plants) and all new improved
varieties and novelties.
Order at once. \ collection OF
twenty-five varieties, in clumps, for
S, or fifty varieties for $40. One
hundred varieties for $50. We can
make you the choicest selections
Pitcher & Manda,
United States Nurseries,
Short Hills, \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
A. SIMONSON,
OIL BROADWAY, BOTH AND 21ST SIS

A. Maros and Arthur Macarthur. Then came YORK
ronmandrry. Eminent sir Frederick Van court com
manding. With 10 men with YORK COHimhhucrS
there were In line, invited guests, knights OF b"'i-
chcm C0mmandcry Of Mount Vernon " T., FRANK
lin r Davis commander and Constantine Command
cry then followed Occur DE Lion tominhnd"rN, Eihi-
urnt Commander John ". sissOn ana - hhlSh'''
DE Witt Clinton commanded by Eminent Commander
r. C. Adams: Columbian COmmandcry, Eminent Nohi-
nandcr Robert F. Lyon and 80 knights, Mor'oh'
Eminent Commander John Little Co. fara'lh'' E'"'-
rent Commander George +. Ianrey 100. Delegates
v..r. also present from Brooklyn and NewJ"rs'y'
The 9Th Regiment pand was at the head Of the col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

second wife the amount Of money which She DC
mandcd. lie declared that tn" prisoner had never
lived with Mrs.. Hamilton, Int had lived WIN "''
first wife Since the indictment had been loihd
against Atwcll Mrs Hamilton had begun Nuit against
him 70 recover 10000 for the alleged wrong when
had been done 70 her. Mr. Howe characterized MFs'
Hamilton as she dcvii.7 and tried 70 lead u"
Court to believe that all Of the troubles Of III"
prisoner were, due L. her auG I" the i h.''c "hch
She exercised Atw II.
Mr.. Townsend presented afidavi's OF nnihI"r "i
persons declaring tia, Mrs. Hamilton WIS "o'""l
whose character lad never been assal"d one 'l
these was made 10y The Rev. George {. llongh'oh'
rector OF Trinity Church OF llobok"r. Mr li"uth'"'
mad kuowI Mrs Hamfton Wien ,.c attended sunday
school. h. christcnci her performed ne marina"
between her and her first husband. and conducted
,he funeral service, Of Mr. Hamilton and Mr. and Mr.
Iainilton's child. Other, made by Jonas Knapp
who +, ninety years old. ard hy Mr'. John = BOOK
stavcr who had been schoolgirl VILE Mrs i"Hu'""'
Mr., Hamilton made ai affidavit In which s."
denied that she had ever drmIli'd "hn-h MONEY
or that She knew that Atw,l he'd wife living when
she was married him. She INSERTED That h' Ia"
told her that his relations had been unpleasant ANA
that ne had subsequently produced pap'o NMi'h 10
said was decree OF divorce from lis hr-t VIC IL
bought Il ring for her At IiNanys. ana amer '"'N
were, married thcy took the name Of Jon's. N'"'l
had his name changed to Joncs 10y ORDER "l IN
Court. She declared Tia. they had lived together
pleasantly for some time in llobok'Ii, "h'fr h'r
oi,uuos.d husband was reading dounle He.
After all these afida>e h"d I",. r','u "a" ,n al
cumcni, had been made. Justice lnsrhliim s',u INA.
he would read all HE r3per, ana r'tg Ep a.
that hour Ju-iic" lnerhnh ,oin "'n t',,, - ,l ~
r con- III. told Aw,ll uat he was a ply ,cinn
and an Intelligent man. and should have hn""l
better than TO commit such \ crime rs ue on T"
Which Ic had PLEADED guilty. lie then sentenced
him 10 be conGncd in a state prison for two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
A TyPHUS PATIENT ENDS HIS LIFE.
NE OF THE SUSPECTS AT BELLEVUE nos
pITAI. I.MrS INTO TIE EAST RIVER.

ONE OF THE SUSPECTS AT BELTEVUE nos.
PTTAL JUMPS INTO TIE EAST RIVER.
one OF the men detained I'm tents The Belle
vGe Hospital ground rs typhus fever "Suspcct,'
committed suicide caN yesterday morning. lie
was James Sullivan. twcnty tire" Old. and had
been u porter living at No. ZIG GanScv0ori,t. On
April 8 he went 10 tie di,pclsary ~ bellevue Hos
Jltal for treatment aud he had some Of the symp
toms of typhus fever lac placed I'm a tent with
other Suspects on the grounds near the Eis,
River. Lately sullivan had been anxious 10 get
away from the tent, but an Inspector Of the Bureau
Of Conti gi0, Diseases said h. would have remain
several days longer. About II. III. yesterday sul
hvan asked Michael Fennel, the attendant. for drink
Of water and Fcnncl stepped outside OF tie tent 4,
get It. sullivan sprang ont OF hh 90, anG ran 10
ward the river as fast his weakened condition
would permit Icnnr pursued him AMI had nearly
caught him when sullivan reached the bulkheai aud
sprang overheard. Frnnrl shouted for help. but
sullivan drowned and his body WAS not recover d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
COrRT CALrNDAKS FOR TO-DAY.

sgm,, c Gov , r. en- e. Van n" +
slpr@e .Cqur Chamber, -ncforr Patterson J.-MotOn
s@5Is%s c; y%5 |ga c% ay., Before onricn
J%dd. '" .i2. Eos eo5 .isj i 1i' 49, w. s
2 ~ s ~ Ks 4.s5 25;o 80 80 ~ - -'''
irg! cont raT Iiiul,fo, uaN J-S ,. eag i,
W'2l c.@-. GOO DAY calendar No.. 80. 1900, To-,
G 4 ciS e. o.G. 4a 10y, s go . ' $50 100 3osl
Circuit Cont Pant II' for Ingiaham. J.-,a'c, from
circuit court-rsrt II-ncforc Andrews J.-Cascs from
Crra Coprt-rat " Before Lawrence, Gases from
Surrnearo'. Chambers BEFORE Fitzgerald s.
Motion c,cnl'r 10 80 a. ~ Estate q James IiorSani
H. Mstt'r-on, Emanuel Fender Leopold Lehman Ll.lnka
Esther Sohachtcr Henry Jens, William H. Crosby. 10 80
Common plcas-Gcncral Adjourned for the term
Common Pleas special T'rm-iefore DAILY. q. j.
40 amman peas-rral Term-pat I-Beforo Gicgcrlch.
D. on '.rlienhamer IS Home Beneat Society
'' s spr ,,; out-s,ia Term Before sedgsck C.J
No Superior cout-Eqully Term-Defore Freedman. j.
no; So laS o 's III a a. s sS 'S7 Older
.eryr' J-No.- ~ ~ , 1906 1894. 1894. $685.
spr r%I t 'o'i an icnFa Before McAdarn
ss on c StH ri p Term D T. Fart y Il IF e Susro
,iiiyy Gourt special Tcrm-Reforc Van WICK J-MO.
Co,rt-frrl Irtn-fnft I-H"fofc Fhrch, O. j
Nos S3,g Isei eDj 1907. 2tiG. 2s22 2I10 IO92 1865
Sd SO .esp 957H 2al7 .ls7 22ls io5 9227 22os
I',tV g urt-Ira. T. rin-Iart Ii-Byrore Mc,.own. J..
Nos. es22 $500 eio3 957i, POI ae5i. 2J7i. cO7G
:s3O 1914 "sj3 .sji 2Sjd 2G1i.
City tonft-Irlll icrn',i.nt ill-I,ctor' N.whurger
2)oo go, a7s0 2o3' :oi5, 2l0i. 1896. 10. :o+2
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