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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Al THE EXCHANGES.

The important sale advertised yesterday was at the
Trinity Sale room, by William Kennedy ami consisted
Of the OF the Hotel Hamilton One-hundred'
Twenty and Elghi-aNc. and OF the Hotel sn'
bourne Thrtyolfth-st and Thd-aye. The leases were
made by " ii,in Astor and George Il. Read The mort
gage held by NaleGune the brewer amounted - sei-oo
covering buh properties and Including te furniture ana
fixtures. one bio of slOO made by C.. j. White
head and AMOUNT the entire property was Aoeh.u
HI, tuIIu->t., IrcC stony hrcA d~cllni, oh ioI
.lxJl. IL sold for 5000 u GeOrle NJ kiDbcn.
r. Meyer Oncr1 undr foreclosure three-'t'rS
brick buiidns win Itoi, Oh tic "oitn siic oil Hoio So
ad onng 40. % tn l. lOONJU Irregular IL ulJuSn'
al, 100 e. \. LeD -.
Br,on h. kenn,lly offered under foreclosure the south
west corner KNcrlNe. amt last one .uiurci-anu-
SXty.r-t--t JUXlO0 with frame building. Inc property
was sold u Henry irunKc Tor ~ ,ocJ.
At the Lircry.st tNtlanle Il. Y. laineit on'teu
No. To- Rann.st. a thfre-story and basement dWe"h =
a 2ON6s.o The property wa, offered 10 clY d H
,,r1t o t,cnrge Ucfht rndnu c'ced-'a Inc W 'Nr'
ran from - up $500, at which rcc M auctio
withdrew the prOIrrtr D. s)t at pr.Nit' sa''
sae OK No lG1 East BroIGvai. the liDegt-,I. IN
change was sdlourncd until October 81
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4 SMALLPOX CLINIC To BE ofENED'

LECTURES TO BE GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS ON THE
n1,Gvos1s OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Tho t1ea,,b Commissioners desiring the aid OF the
physicians in reporting cases OF co'''dsiou1 -
in the CITY are about to establish chmc AT ue
pivere;da Hosnital on North Brother Island Ihere
medical students and physicians VIII be apie 10 see
cases under proper restrictions, and lectures WI" DC
given TO members OF the medical profession ie6a'u-
inc the diagnosis of all kinds of contagious diseases
Typhus fever smallpox. diphthera- scarlet ie'ei
and other contagious diseases have been spreao III
nlaces In the city on many occasions because the
phvsicians who were called to attend the paten's
were not able at first to recognize and report the
character Of the diseases The recent death Oh d
nhvsician from smallpox had something 10 90 WIFI
the establishment of clinic where proper iu'''
~ diagnosis can be taught The physician Dr.
Richards caught the smallpox at the Nandcroh'
Clinic. in West Fifty-ninth-st. where smallpox
natient was examined and thought TO be III win
chickenpox.
Al the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases are num-
Der Of inspectors who have become expert IN de-
tecting contagious diseases which nave escapeu
the recognition of physicians OF less experience anu
the insDectors will be at the clinic on the isidhu
TO describe their methods Of diagnosis Dehhite dc-
tion regarding the establishment OF the clhic may
be taken at the meeting of the hea'h hos'u w.
day.
Three persons who were Ill with smallpox were
sent 70 the hospital on North Brother Island yes
terday One Of them was James X Edhsu'h h'ie
teen years old who was a patient IN 'he many
Hospital on Blackwels Island. AS ne haa pe'"
in the hospital several weeks and as there hau peen
M case Of smallpox at the hospital for several
months tho manner in which he contracted the
disease was not known me otheT siiitilPua &c, "a
tents We're Norah sullivan unir'sE, aUe sDsrmodv
twenty years old. who lived az o. IS Maa i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
coLrMgIA STUDENTS ~ 4 CANE RUSH.

At the Columbia College Athletic Field Williams
bridge Yesterday afternoon the freshmen and
sophomores of the Arts Department met in fierce
cane-rush Half the college turned out to see the
fun Fifty-three freshmen. most of them stripped
10 the waist, formed In seni-crce. prepared TO
win the proud right Of carrying canes and wearing
high hats Eight OF their heaviest men were in
front Opposite them In similar line OF battle were
forty sophomores. determined to uphold the dig
nifty of their class. After repeated cheers the two
forces closed. and for ten minutes little was TO
be seen but a mass of arms and legs. When time
was called. the referee, Armitage "a. announced
the score-'96 10: 81. IL, and the sophomores went
nc
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Cutting DOWN THE ES7IMA TES.
COMMISSIONER ANDREWS COMPLAINS OF HIS
PREPAYMENT BY THE BOARD. AND SAYS

COMMISSIONER ANDREWS COMPLAINS of Ms
TREATMENT BY THE BOARD. AND SAYS
THAT he l. DISCOURAGED.
III. sacond davis attack Of the Board OF Esti-
mate on the provisional budget Of 1884 began on
the Fire Departments figures The Fire boa'u
WAS renrcsented by John J. Scannell. the presi-
den, who asked for so.77025s. The department Is
Worrying along this year s2.223l8 90 Nheh the
Navor. Controller and president OF the Tax Board
got through with Mr.. Scannell they nae reuucto
his total to s2255.cl7 an advance OF ac'ut '-V'
over what was allowed last year.
Commissioner W. s. Andrews. OF the Street-Ciean-
ing Department followed Mr. Scanneu' anu pre-
sented his demand for the enormous sum or S'l5s-
es1 almost 81 900 %, more than what is being spent
this wear concerted movement was made by inc
members of the Board of Estimate to scale DOWN
Mr. Andrews's list. The item for sweeping was
reduced from S2l1.csS to just N,1coO Inc
amount asked for carting came down from shShal
to $4,000; removal of snow and ice. from s''vo
70 $4,000; for final disposition Of street material
from sas7l5o to $4,000. and for new stock from
s443e,O to sl2677c The sums allowed for various
nurnoses footed I'D s. 36l 4l0-slGo0 more than ex-
Commissioner Brennan secured for 1875
The Board of Charities and Correction asked lor
s. $50 252 and got 22sS TO- against S34s1 obtained
for 1893 ,..,.. ,a..
talked bitterly about the bad treatment he slid
he received. Il utterly discouraged, ne sald
1T is an impossibility for me 10 clean the streets
Of this city without money sufficient for the pur-
/ can DO any better than Commissioner brennan
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Cour;-Gcncrai Icrm-Bcforc Van Brun, p j..
FCistg and Parker. JJ.-Nos. llC. -. 1OS G5 g. o.
lo. *. 60. 81, 81; So I06, 81. ~ 81. 20. 20.
calendar called at il O'clock.
supreme .ourt->pccial Term-Part I-Bcfore O'Bren.
supreme Ceuft-speeial Tern,-Part lI-Before Truax
J.-Nos 90 So SIS and Elevated cases
Circuit Court-Pau Ill-Beiore insraham. J.-Nos.
Circuit Coult-Par I-Beiore Barrett J.-Cascs from
Circuit Court-Part II-Before Beach, J-Cases from
Circuit Court-par, Iv-Before Lawrence. J.-Cascs
from Part III.
VIII Of Joseph ]. Johi. son. O.5o
Surroeate's COur'-C LamlersBefcre Ransom. S.-Will
Of Minna Meyer 10 80 Estates OF II 'nry iiinck
Margaret Chcscbrough aud John Sermon. 10 30 For
proJae Wills OF Gardner PIKE, Ramon T. y. Saazar
Esther Fran. Ella {. Murphy, Theodore Il. Bunce aud
Simon Auerbieh. 10 80
Common Pleas-Genersl Term-AdlOurned until october
Common Pleas-speeiai Term-Beiore Gieserieh. j.
Common Pleas-Equty Term-Bcfore Blschor. J.-Nos
81, 80. 43. 49, a.. 10. 1G. 49, 26 33. ~ 50. 80.
81, 100, 49, Il. 81. 32, 10. 80.
1888 $50 1896 !ss 1879 1888. s3f llO2. 1874 1900.
1850. 1852 1866. 1247 233 1850. 7Gs, 1l 1926 6s5.
Common Pess-Tria Term-Part I-Beforc Boohs.aver.
COMMON rIeasHrral Term-part III-netore Pryor,
J.-Cases from Part I.
Superior Couft-spcci1I rern-fso;arc dIdcrsreye. J.
Nos l6s 44c 4s7. 4g0. 4i4. go $40. 52l. 430.
superior Court-Equlty rerm-Beiofe Dugo. J-fle-
Superior couri,-Trai Term-Part I-Before scdgwick.
Superior Coor-Trlal Tcrm-Palt II-Before Freedman,
Js-NSs. l24A, 17l3. 1908. l2o8.
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THE COURTS.
JUDGE DUG2O IS INDIGNANT.
AROUSED BY THE FAILURE OF ELE'AlhD ""'N
ROAD LAWYERS TO HELP ExPEDllE

DAMAGE CASES.
The lawyers for the elevated raiiroao nave
<.a,.d the attempt which made TO ciear 'ie
r.,,v Term calendar Of the Superior court oi
aarase suts against the company. so that soine-
ching else could be taken up. About MY Vi Wv.
,.vv.rs interested in these suits held mee'ns
a. the Superior Court, on last SATURDAY a' .iio
supsestion of Judge Dugro. and formed piah ny
hitch nearly all of this litigation was 10 De sent
a., commissioners Six sets of commissioners were
70 be appointed for the different districts ol ,i'e
oi,v The question was to have been argueu iui uei
yesterday morning, but no representative Oh ,iie
Elevated railroad lawyers appeared Inc pan ue
vis.d by the lawyers had been submitted ~ '"e
railroad attorneys last Saturday ana 'hey
,ro,,,sed 10 give It their attention yesterday
Judge Dugro indignant when 10 one ap
n.orad on behalf of these lawyers to say whether
or not the proposition had been accep'eu' q So"',s
lowv.r REPRESENTING the railroad attorneys salo
Ms firm was willing to entertain any pIoPositio"
,ha. might be made. Judge Dugro rep"eu ."a'
,bAv were 10 have acted at that time' anu 'hei'
nr.v,o,s promises had not been carried out oy
mir conduct He would not be a party TO the
force any longer he said. lie was wiling 10 Try
OH ,ba cases and he would try to get rid OF fifteen
~ them this month. An estimate has been maze
that II will take ten years at least TO get rd OF all
,bese cases Judge Dugro said the railroad law
-. were evidently not willing 10 assist the pup
Re IN clearing the courts Of this litigation.
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PITTsFIEHD. LEMON; XoRT,I ApAWs An
HARLEM DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

IN y c. 8 II. r. r. r. CO, LESSEEJ
ExCuRsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
also ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 1JTH. $500.
Tssirs lesve West 424;.t station. e.aS,,.,ss ~
lows and IL miputss elrner from foot .,c.n.
3,3O A. N-Dsiy local suspension Bridge sAcePs
Ssndaya ives. o, Coeyusns Junction -,
1.3n 4. N.NDaiy local 70 Albany and saratoga Faf'
Tor car 10 Albany Sundays only. .. ,.,.
1O.iO A. M.-Daiiy Albany. Cucs SyIacuss, sson:
ester. Buffalo, Niagara ais. De.fois' S":a''' s~'eSs
11.:sS 4 MNDaiy. except Sunday. TO Cs,skill Mcrs-
tains New.ls Il. Likes Mohonk ana M,hheemasss.
xIIsnv sar5tosa Caldwell, Lake george. fsfior cars
400 T. M.--Dsiiy. except Sunday. for Ca'sAii MouA'
sis r. NJ -IaIy for Albany. Montreal uues sySsasS.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Dssr''s'
6Ssl - M"Daly Except Sunday, fer Newburs. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor ear 10 kineston 49,.
SIJ r. N-Day Albany. Utica, SYRACUSE kochs 1es'
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit CLEVELAND an"
Chicago. -oo - on. "a, -.Is m m
Nepburg Locals rs. 10 10 m, 'l;lo, 80 oIo'
yS .oli mel 40 p ep a cara for Albany uaa Syracuse
Bualo Falls, Toronto, Detro Sie's
land and Chicago oil through ira ans , 49,. ....,.
For tcxets time tables paror ana Az
wshnstco.s 10 Fuon Annex Sace foo. t prss9
WAY, WAY i4s Ro~ery 81 East iiS IS Me-; s''h''s.
ana Nv s~S General Passenger Agent
Vanderbitaye. New-fosk.
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Superior Court-Trial Term.Part II1oBefore McAdAm.
Mos. 1885 1913 lOGS. 1l1j. l0ll. 90: =,
City Court-Specisl Iem-Before Van "ycK- mo
lions ,-,,.,
Nos 81 1920 - 49, ca ga g. so2 so sc COL 500 90 SO
CITY Couit|Triai Te,m-fart II-Befcre Newburger, 4
Nos 55l $40, al3 +oj, 81, 476. 1876 40 49, 49,
CITY Tergapa, IiaBeiE S f ,s S6c D.
CIV So1rtYTr;al Tern-i'art IN-Beforc Mu.own, -
Short causes: Nos. 1864. isl 1871 iS9.' i-'
~ General S-ssion--Part l-5fOr, Mar, IL" .
and Assistant Dstrlct-Auorney Bradey-Nos 70 :
Cnnrt ~ General ons-Part lI.B'io,e fltz4"ra,d
T. and Assistant District Attorney Oiare-Nos' 10 L.
inclusive. c-.,.os r,o,, Re,oro Owing J
and Assistant DatrietAttoihoy Ms''o"'-'' "
inclusive.
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KILLED By FALLING FROM A ROOF.

Five Italians called policeman into the alley
at No. 81 Mulberry-st. before IN. yesterday.
70 look at another Italian. who senseless and
diving there The man died before an ambulance
could be summoned. His body taken to the
police station in ElIzabeth-st. and when the police
noticed that a piece OF rope twisted tightly
about one OF tis ankles the Italians who had
called the attention Of the police TO the man were
arrested They all denied that they knew the
man or how he had been killed. The police could
ind no marks OF violence but 1t was supposed
that he had been killed by fall from the roof
OF the house. Later the body identified as
that OF Leonardo Da Ente. q barber, Of Paterson.
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L.EMGGH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trains leave foot


iOLLDNS.
200 4. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
S:I5 4. W. daily TOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
n 40 md the West. POITSV LILLE and princlpL
oca points; cha!r 10 Wilhesbarre Pullman to
500 4. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
,,.;,o A. N. daily ior GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
BI fTHIU, NlAGAkA tALLs and All point, West.
Huat sleeper 90 chicago Via Suspension Bridge; con.
no ,tiNts for Reading Harrisburg.
t...2O y. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR ETMIRA and
ali intern ,diae stations connections POttsNilir
No'c2 and principal !nterssdote stations chair car to
400 aud $3.50 r. "; Saily. except Sunday for
5Is r. ". daily eN s,I,,o SUNDAYS. for ,MAucp
900 +. VI. aa.!y III BGtFALo. NfAGA,A FALLS.
Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge Connections Tor Reed.
III" 500 r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
- ~ FALU, NIAGARA FALLS and all points
Wet; Pullman Eunct sleeper Chicago Via Suspen-ion
nr dso Pullman sleeper 10 Buffalo.
Additional snndsX train, 1890 A. a. for Maueh
Vile; 40 T. NJ Tor EAston and intermediate stations
General Eastern ONCE, 235 broadway. New.York City.
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and
ination.. >, =, MI, A. W. N0NNEMAChER,
GenI suD't. Eastern DIV.
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~ 10 had been under the influence OF liquor
T., T,,inrrt-sf nj a late hour on Monday night
Ills hat was found beside the open ssui ibe on the
b.ya f,ien into the alley. and the rope about
his ankle was found to be part OF ciotn nrso
Inc Which had been broken on the ROOT me
,nIce csme 10 the conclusion that the man had
gone on the roof Of the hou;e when nd ne was r2o
~ ~ ~" clothesline twisting II about MS
ankle nv accident and breaking the rope as he
tumbled into 'he alley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
DECISIONS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
SEVERAL HANDED DOwN-CASES ARGUED-THE
TO.nAX


Albany. Oct 1O-The following decisions were
handed down by the Court Of Appeals to-day:
ore.,s alrn,ed-Iancs w. Holloway, appellant. act.
Charles r. outhmayd and Others trustees etc. respond
sn,s same act Franklin II. Delano and others zane act
s.ua. I'm "a civ OF Buffalo. 10 acquire land; Northlof'
pos1 Ftate and Improvement Company. appellant aeI
J.,sriob IIcndrickson. respondent.
judgments rever.ed-Jullu> Robertson respondent ass
N,t,onsl steamship TO. QimIcd). appellant; Amam >
V,edlapder respondent ag Lewis Meyers. appellant;
l. johnson and Others appellants. az; Atlantic Avenue
Railroad Co.. respondent order Of General Term reversed
that Of Special Term affirmed
Arneal dsmissed-In application for peremporv man
s.nus art James u. Manning az Mayor
Nations denled--JacLson Montgomery aet Marcelus T.
oDel. motion denied with $40 costs; Phoebe j. Hogan
.,,s,,,t art David Kavanaugh. respondent
rhe following cases were argued:
lanes Neunnan respondent aet. AndrN T. DOVE
appellant .,,.,. 90, ,,o
The Mayor. etc. OF New-Yorx appellants sgI u'e
wYork and Harlem Railroad Company. responoen's
The Hyceia Water zee Company. appellant aeI III
Newyo,k Hvceia Ice Co.. respondent.
Charles Schendct ana Others respondents as, samue
Silver appellant % % AZ
rne oay calendar for tomorrow Is: Nos 49, 49, az
Sc IS So 60 ard c..
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streets.
In Effect september ;i.h 1898.
300 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EAPELos-puIlns" ; o;fep.
ao aaa V HTfSes cninIat. IS a. Ia indAnapOl'
3D. % p crssso u 'fi s45 and Chicago
100 NON rE%NsiLvAyIA LIMITEp7p ra9Ias
oo Po'iya's sr c1r' AsHs tscr HSD CHI
SAo ,S q sss@s 'Aa Dais car
natl 1880 a. st. Louis 80 D. M. Chicago ~
$50 ~ wEsrgnS Exr RI se2eaaa bs ssa
Car to CaSaad &rrye, CieyesnI ii 40 a. Chicago
'?s s sis.@3; Tfis
s e.; e g i Ts%; x E.r..
500 Vi Xxx to ShSas
Ss7y a NJ t'rcon mo- re- Tsio II 20 3 n; Column
sj ~ E G;.s@a V @lsIhhv ' S5a4F daily,
BaL LIT I,D, w ASH AND THE SOUTH.
1000 A. 81" Washington Limited" ~eeH'cay'' f"i'
n -q taor {. ssa Iar Limited daily pulu.n
raro. Car, ara Dinns arriving Washington $40
Aai 10 S g'.s. - 10 s aiss, Sunday. &c.
os" tSe; NIL, Lane J.EssSsss ,s;i dA a5d
PSaS sSi bsSP;s E isfss:.''aa daily
800 E 6'Iy , q S SFs.apGa axe. Ohio HA"N
"a I'd Ss0 lin II 4,S SaRs s Sssps.
70; Atlsn,ic city, 90 p m. woeh'day' with Through
e! s. A, o SBT F S;ssty csp Grow, and rs.
Pleasant. 9 10 a M 1910 4 20 SATURDAY, only
30 3.lO 1. 20 10. AID ~ rs p M week-cays
hurry Park an Oecar ;ro,' on Srnfavs)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
loon Penna Lml,.d,. u 20; 40; 8, =, 80 D.
g. 80, 7, 80. ., J. ~ ID night sunday. Ia
press q Is - = . 80 10 II noon Limit d..
r:.: on TO- 60; 80 4 's b. 5J 80 Hs ana es
Hrosdway A-tor Hone. l3i Ia'; l25;h st5oi 20
f5ift Str.st 81 columbus Avenue. 13I SlAth
Avenue AMI foot u Deh'o.-e. AID Co.tlsndt strtcts
Coi-. $50 Fulton street % Broadway AMI
RrooSiyn Nnr,x STAT. ~ f5o. OF Futon S-et Brook.
iyn 100 HUDSON HoboAep station. Jcrsey CITY;
Tho Nfr. Company VII. call for ana
check haqga hotels and residences through 10 d. ST.
nation. - rroon
s. NJ PROVOST, J. WOOD
i.n,e-,i Nnrarc- General Psss'r
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

scammel.s 5, ST. # Of Madison-St' 2'Ns'; =,
same S poppy y? w 2 Io %Ss
Montsomery-,t % II 81 ~ NIu w"In.Sy $1,000
sta laa. 10 s! 800 worsn6y and Me TO
shcri ips,' n W corner Rvington--t. e5SS;
Dober to Daniel Dobc- o,.,, q. ,.,,ax
o'h Msitns :, -s and i wife S' to p 1900
Lot -. map estate John f"'A' l''h warn
suGot Il leo II &C.,, o, I'l"H'''' 81 800
Lot :, map STATE John Flax 1T Ward II 100
Wavef!y PiH.r No 10; '"'" '"'' ~ 1000
1o.t.t 80 = Of Td.ayc, 'A ,nG ar@h,r 600
''i isJind K,t1 l' to Nary Kas' .,
1ol,t-st 100 ~ d" =, 81 va ;aese 500
1sSth. - 40 q II.- gi ~, Msyer 81 ooo
,co 12s9 H'I s. % or Of IsnoS'r 2oxooii;
IAN. ca'sg S 70 i II 9ha,r' I6yi6oi Mar
i,G ssict K,y % Ma,rl% Key o. xoili:
SANFORD n su'er TO joh9ana Litl,n, N, iIi..t.i.
1ol.t-,t 10 = Inc Of i Ii.ss 600
'ia,s so's. p I2l II 70 & W GS'h' pekrn
10 ist = lis It of 5!hq1ys 9'.liNiooi
li2t1, lie n o q s5na''' .' 1850
S%o anan, = E, wi cgG0l wi,e 10
Go,rc..st - no ,4'' N.N "'.'' "' $1,000
+ohs, = i2H nuod,l f1rr' and another 80 1900
9o =. - West 20" -. ~ .'.. 20 900
-e, bls@r 5. ~; +, Of wc.t radayc 2oNlsa
9, Wi'% e "A, 'Se9 w ina S Lew and
s,,t.s - % n IS - Amsie'iam-ayc 2GNlo2 .
Frederick g Potter ard wife 10 Jane - i m,"'.
co,i,-, T. = 80 n o. Of Wet Tnl w.. "'Nlo''
f. Tighthal and husband 70 N II u We" v =
6t,b.-f y ~ itn-aNe. 2oNl""'' = % ooo
o,, wi,'on 10 i q Il % ~ siayc. 27ayoos VIII
lam c stewart referee. 70 W snlih ~" ,o-o
o2l., - r o,,o o, 1is ,ys none 81 500
sod, III T. % ~" \ l"'Nl'5'-f
Johann rltsu End anoth 10 A,G ,no ~ lain
MCLAUGHLIN 10 y Muller and anothsr ;,ooo. .''o'
s-,r..f "a :. oCs.iO ~ ANe \, 9i.llNl'VS ~ an
w.uIam Darth and w. 70 u \ lrin 80, -""oo
''h-t 100 - %" - 3'I rbor,s n enoy VIZ go 900
G2i-t 80 20 last; Katharine ko'fwn 10 N''""
-l.t 80 $40 Tn': Pau-k Cunningham ana 20 ooo
wife 10 u II Haynan- ..-. - O., - =, ,,.,.,cr ''V
1',.. .,a,D =, to w,ri S' l la.n '''' 57'
,.h.,,,s 30 = n ~ l3i~t~t = l1N", rcd
orIek Bo.hr,r and VIII" to fl'h h''"P 'o- 80
and another. ......- , ,,,.,,,-,,
prgrs.,ve : 90 n - southern Pou..y.,,in ,oo
csNrfO Ina var Orien o. !. >Hit~ v li,,e Luz
A.; siam. ~ y :. loJ r. y OF h-~t, l1Ns+2;
Tur.n, = Poft 70 James ., IN y ft.,,
prn.ue,f-a,.. o 125 ~ : W onotH-taNN' '''''
u, ''...,r 20 u O. - southern Doufvari.
oJvloo. Lena Van ordcn 20 J"nni' VI "a' ,,Oo
or.i,tea,c 40 q o. e. od.-t 5oXlSi'; &,
MEAL J Co'alin % Annie N1s"r' ...-'-'''''
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SUIT AGAINST DIR. MACARTHUR DISMISSED.

The suit which the Rev George Tomkins
BAPTIST minister brought against the Rev DR.. Rob
ert s. Macarthur, of Calvary Baptist Church. for
s2oo0o was dismissed by Judge Giderslceve. in
the Superior Court. yesterday The plaintiff alleged
that DR. Macarthur had entered into a conspiracy TO
ruin his reputation and deprive him of his property
and child. \ demurrer was interposed to the com
plant and this demurrer sustained An
amended complaint then served and de-
murrer was also interposed TO that. When the case
came before Judge Gildersleeve yesterday he dis
missed the complaint on It's merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
AGAINST REvERDY J. TRAVERSE ESTATE.

A verdict for s3Ss and costs entered against
the estate of Reverdy j. Trdyers, before Judge
Ftzsimons, in the City Court. yesterday, in favor
of DR.. Augustus T. Dudley. The verdict was for
the fun amount claimed by the physician. He
alleged that the money was due for medical at
tendance Mrs "Dodo" Davis. II is alleged
that for some time before the death OF Mr. Travers
Mrs. Davis lived with him In his house in Seven
teth-st. Mrs. Davis is also dead now.
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