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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
NEW BIDS FOR ASPHALT CONTRACTS

The SlcilIan Asphalt Company wants 'he oO ,rs
FOR supplying the asphalt for resurfacing tne "
IN Central Park and seems likely TO get H. a'"o'..
the company not the lowest bidder for l"s A
tera.. The lowest bidder was Henry c. horne., -. =
Rrookyn. who offered 10 furnish asphalt FOR "'
a ton. The Stefan Company's bid was No 90
that OF another competitor, T. Hugh BoorHa'' nv
sls75 The Park Departments experts, a'e u,ont
President Clausen. who knows some'n'hs =, AM
asphalt himself decided that Horners aspna" so,,A
no, come ND 10 the standard and therefore 800 "a
not be accepted. II the next lowest aspna ,h1
had been taken. Boorman would have supp"e'
asphalt. ..ra.y ~
The Park Board passed resolutions y ess read
jectlng all BIDS and ordered the eonu ,nIe Of his
vertsed Each bidder must send s, sap Yesterday
asphalt with his bid. 1t was SUSSEX - accepting ID
that the Scilian Company's chances u -
the lob next time were excellent. =, Estinnate for
II was agreed to ask the Board o, Of the Fifty.
$4,000 more for Cleaning out the The work 70 dAss
has cost the city $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
THE COURTS.

HE WANTS THE COMPANY PUNISHED
ONE STAGE OF THE LONG FIGHT BETWEEN TIE
TABERs AND THE MANHATTAN ELE'
WAITED ROAD
A motion was made before Judge Giidersiee'e' u
the Superior Court. yesterday. by John r. Parsons,
representlng the Messrs. Taber. OF Pearl ana w d"
SITS 70 punlsh the officials OF the Manhattan Eie-
waited Railroad Company for contempt OF court lor
what Mr. Parsons termed fragrant and deliberate
violation Of an Injunction order staying them from
operating their road until they had paio "o"e'
Judgment for SiJ 900 awarded the Tabers.
The Tabers have been thorn In the Side OF the
railroad company ever since the road was erected
in front OF their premises In 1878.
Since 1884 there have been suits and cross-suits'
nunctlons stays orders and stpulati tons enough to
cover the entire property. copy or the vouminou5
lga ton makes printed book OF over one Thousand
pages. ,, 49,.
Mr. Parsons closed his argument by asking the
Court to impose heavy fine upon inc comp Ta ~
He said that this Is the first attempt ever maze 10
punish the company for contempt or injunction
orders and asked the Court of what use were It's
injunciions II they were not obeyed
Responding for the Manhattan company, toione
f. C. James argued that In matters OF condemna-
ton proceedings the Supreme Court has absolute
and exclusive control and that that proceeding OF
Itself acted n stay on the Injunction order OF
Judge Freedman, and held that the ln)unGtioh was
abroga tod by the operation OF the law. and because
the easements had become the property OF the
company.
As second Issue Colonel James argued that
I'm go much as the proceedings had been settled by
the payment OF the money and title TO the properly
had been acquired. the contempt proceedings were
entirely out Of order Judge Gildersleeve reserved
his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
THO UOMEN UANT THE INSt HINCE.
EACH SAYS SHE is TIE WIFE OF \ PASSENGER
on THE TUG NICOI. WHO IS SUPPOSED
70 LII AI-E BEEN DROWNED.

EACH SAYS SHE Is TIE WIFE OF y fNSHfsNNi-A'
ON THE TUG NICOL WHO IS SUPPOSED
TO HAVE BEEN DROWNED.
An echo Of the disaster TO the tug Nico' OF me
Navesink Highlands a few weeks ago Is the claim
made by two women for $50 insurance money on
the lfe OF Fred. Boiling at the branch Office IN
Harlem of the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany Although Boel.ngs body has never been
found he is believed to have been one or the Ill
fated passengers, for he has not appeared at MS
home nor at hts place of business since the cis-
aster which occurred on June 81. few days a;''r
his death q woman called at the insurance olh'''
One-hunGred-au nd twenty nfth-st. ana Ihira-aFr;
gave her name as Helene Boeling. the dro"h.i
mans wife and claimed the money. she was tpIi
a bond OF Indemnity would be required before IN,
money could be paid over. as there was no .csh'
proof that the dead some days later ".l1
other woman. who gave the same name ana sAn
she lived at No - ;O5 Second-ayo. came alons' at-
companied by a little child. and made similar APP
pilca,ion This made the insurance people NOR
war; Roth these women waited for many days
al the morgue AZ Siapleton III hopes OF identity ihs
the body II il should be- found
Al THESIS place, In FOuriecn'h-st the reporter
was Informed that Boeiing was engaged thct' Il,
the time OF his death as head walter. he Was a
steady, Industrious man. said the CASHIER, anu
did his work we'll The woman win IN" 'hllu ~
his real wife but he wasn't living win hcF ne
maid her 81 a week. The child belonged 10 former
wife who Is dead. As 20 the other woman Goh
believe ne was married to her, though they H'ed
together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
,oc,1 nrsryrss COMPLICATIONS.

Hono,eon and David II. Valentine. composing the
firm OF - & D. II. Valentine fruit and produce
commission merchants at No. 10 Murray-st' mace
q, assignment Yesterday to John u. James Ma
poeon Valentine also confessed Judgments lot
,qt o 8, favor OF Harriet A. Valentine. on the notes
OF the Ihacher car and Construction company WHO"
he indorsed and OF which he was president Davih
Valentine also gave a Judgment yesterday TOT
& Isl TO Matilda g. Valentine Napoleon Valentine
has been I'm the produce trade for twenty-five years
About two years ago he became president OF tne
Thacher car and Construction Company "hch
WAS Incorporated under West Virginia laws with
a capi,ai stock Of 100000 TO push the Inventions
of William A. Thatcher. OF Deadwood. OAK. In
April last the company gave chatter mortgage
for $40 600 TO Harriet \. Valentine
rho schedules Of /. D. Alexander & Co. bankers
and brokers AT No. 80 Broadway, show liabilities
N67N7. nominal assets Sl4l.9'6 actual assets
NI4Gj4 The assets consist OF stocks ana oonds,
mart Of which Is pledged TO the Fourth NatIonai
Rank as collateral security for "A loan OF SSV"'
seat in the Stock Exchange $4,000. cash *loooo'
and the library of !. d. Alexander. valued AT
$500 The largest creditor Is ue estate Vi 'u'iius
Is Alexander. siOooso.
Judgment for S2.s97 was entered yesterday against
Thomas Henry French the theatrical manager. IN
favor Of Charles o. Bassett, tenor singer damages
'V " Ciapp & CO.. wholesale dealers in drygoods,
at No. az Broadway. failed 70 meet their com
promise notes which fell due yesterday. amount
ny 10 about $4,000 They obtained a compromise
from their creditors last March at 90 cents on me
dollar payable In two. three and four months OF
which they paid the first two instruments Dut were
unable 10 raise money TO meet the last payfn n
The firm Will 20 out OF business, and they nave
sold the stock OF merchandise It IS said for I'll
10 Wills & Staples, who will continue as )opoers
Of notions, hosiery and white goods The house
is one OF the Oldest IN the drygoods trade having
been established over Nifty years. Mr.. Clapp said
Yesterday that the firm had transferred the book
accounts to William VI. HAYNES Win ra um ,hi
Page 4 Co.. to lquldate affairs and pay OH IN.
creditors and that the firm would go Out Oh
hf,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
TO FIGHT TIE STATES CLhLu
c1Ty OFFICIALS OBJECT TO HELP PAIN"
FOR TIE CARE OF INSANE IN
OTHER COUNTIES.

rA or,, - noardamns which Attorney General
t,oroocl, procured from Judge MLyham Of Albany,
IN Tueslay TO compel this city 10 pay aHek'u
arrears of State taxes amounting with the interest,"
70 about $4,000 was served on Controller tnch
Yesterday The Controller said that sVS2'9o oil 'he
SIM, demanded was for the care or tn insane OF
SO -,..e az iorpc This was the first attempt maze
hy the STATE TO compel New-York. whose taXpayers
t3ke care OF their insane without asKhs w.
State IN expend a penny. TO pay abou; 90 per cent
If The cost of maintaining the pauper insane III
the other counties Of the state -, . -,
Wben tho case came before the Board OF Esti-
mate at the time of making up the yearly nuis ~.
Mayor C;i,roy took the ground that no moral OF
co,stitutionai right was vested in the Legislature
TO empower it to tax New-York CITY Tor inc cnrr
If the insane of other counties The controller
o,ohnSioj these views in a letter 10 State Controller
Roberts on June p and nfoTmsd nm na @i
~ 10 81 bv the courts. The remainder or the
claim for nteres, and arrears Of axes Tor pTev
to CORPORATION Counsel Clark. who VIII defend the
cit I'm the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
CARED NOTHING FOR THE INJUNCTION
MISS RUSSELL IS REPRESENTED IN COURT Is
HER ATTORNEYS HER MANAGERS AL
LEGE THAT SHE Is "PECUNIARILY q
IRREsPONsIBIy' TO AP
PEAR IN LONDON
PEAR IN LONDON.


Miss Lillian Russell, In sailing away yesterday.
showed her disregard Of mjunctions as well as con-
tracts. The order 20 show cause why the tempo
rary Injunction restraining Miss Russell from
singing under any other than her present mana
gers until June l. 1896 was returnnbe before Judge
bartlett, In the Supreme Court. In Brooklyn. yes
tcrday. The papers in the case were served upon
her on Tuesday by two chorus girls. Her counsel.
DIN, Reeves a. Montgomery, represented her In
court ana secured an adjournment almost before
The complaint IN the case sets forth that her
present managers contracted with Miss Russell to
play for them from November. 1898. to June ~,
1894 with the privilege OF renewal TO the end OF
the theatrical season In June. 1885. She had re
CO we'd H. per cent Of the gross receipts and X'eD
for twenty-sevcn weeks singing. II Is deposed
that In June Miss Russell told her managers that
she would longer sing for the firm aud asked
how much they would take to release her. She
had been told that 10000 would not compensate
them for the expenses OF the first season. The
plaintiffs assert that she IS In the habit Of break
ing contracts with managers Oh some shallow pre-
text
II was also alleged that Miss Russell IL pc
cunlarily irresponsible and unable 10 respond to
reason Of the threatened breach OF contract. An
affidavit Is given In the case declaring that on
July 10 Miss Russell nortgagcd her house for
Sc 800 in addition to previous mortgage for So 90
on It. OF which $4,000 remains unpaid
IL was said yesterday that Miss Russell would
viii make her first appearance In London at the
Lyceum on September In The Queen Of Brill
iants." under the management OF Abbey Schocnel
AZ Grau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
IDr. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.

Locke Mrs Lay. Morris IevInMs Ne. Miss I CHdr-
II. q. Marsh pr u. Hunter McApn. Mrs hop geI,'
Mccormick. Mrs Mccormisk H. T. Npson Nor T-
ris. DR. Charles Norris. Miss Dorothea e N9rr ,
Norton Perkins II W. Van d SnnSY Mrs '" nS
ouesne. Miss Du Quesne. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rh Rhine,
hard William X. Richardson a.. ,1 KUsenzwee
RahI II strauss oscar Schloss. the Rev. A. Stuck,
crt Frank r. strauss Bsnlamn StrrnSS "r h@red
Tohios Professor Alfred Welt. Mis- r. g. Nhite
Horace wyman Miss I0nl5e W., Wym 2nrn MISS H Wi
iams Mics Susan Whitmore Miss Mary Wlnctts,
IL H. Well Miss Eleanor r. Wright MISS JOSEPH sns
orvo WettsteIn Miss Sophie Wettstein. Byrant
Wcttstcn Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyman HISS Hulaa
Werner. John Yard. James D. Rogers ana III ~
TcckcndOrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
A LARGE LIST or THE COLUMBIA.

The Columbia, OF the Hamburg American Line.
which sails tomorrow for Southampton and Ham
burg will have among her passengers Philip d.
Armour. jacob Abraham. Max Alexander. Henry
]. Auer, c. z. Benedict. Miss Edith Van Buren,.
John Bettin. Joseph Y. B.aut Charles Blauth. Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Binder. J. Gordon Baldwin Sher-
man William Brown. Miss f. w. Chanler. Miss
Margare,h Chanlcr. Miss Aida Chaner. James 4.
Church, DR.. and Mrs. julius Cuimann. Luis de Car
denas DR.. Corts. Mr. and Mrs. George b. Churchill
c. c. Curtis Miss Florence Carpenter. r. J. Corts.
Nine de Cueiebroeck. Mr. and Mrs O. ii. Dean.
Mason Dean. Miss Alice Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Everett DR.. and Mrs J. W. Farlow a. $. Ham,
Mr. and Mrs q. W. Lyon. Mss Lyon. John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
DISAGREEMENT At THE CUSTOM HOUSE
MR. HAWTHORNE AND MR.. EcHARF At ODDS
OVER THE PATERs OF SOME CHINA
MEN-TlIE TROUBLE PATCHED Up.


OVER THE PArERs OF SOME CHINA
MEN-rlIE TROUBLE PATCHED Up.
There was hearing before Acting Collector
Couch al the Custom House yesterday over three
Cinnamon who came here on the steamer Orizlon
from cuba on Tuesday. They were detained ~ tho
request Of Chinese Inspector Scharf. Depuiy-Co.-
,ector Hawthorne had examined the Cinnamon. an!
he found no reason why they shou not be adj
nlttel as their papers appeared 70 be regular
There has been difference % opinion between NJ
Scharf and Mr.. Hawthorne on certain aniiFs con
neced with the Customs service. anl at the hearing
Yesterday M Hawthorne Was uphe.i 10y. -" act
Inc co .ector and the Cinnamon admitted
After the hearing Mr. Hawthorne TOOK the papers
In the case ana about 70 wax out "acn MI.
Scharf ca.,el him - halt Nj. sonar sara ="
wanted 10 copy the papers and d"manIep t'at Mr
Hawthorne give hem to hin. Mr.. Hawthorne pi'i
no attention % Nh Scharfs demand. but continued
cs,.ci upon Mr. Couch to settle the dispute Nj
Couch said nothing. and then Mr.. sonar dsfl
asked Mr. Hawthorne for the papers. aidlng INA
he I'D not see why there should be SO mhc1 Hdtu
feeling against him. -. ,. coh,r,
have the papers, on the condition that MI sonar
should give MIN certain papers ne had apout ''e
Cinnamon. II seems that the papers Nj Sch,TI nln
were In reference 10 the examination ne mao "n'.e
~ the Cinnamon. This examination according 10
having been made by Co.one Schari heiotc tns
Cinnamon had time 10 secure cOunse. Mr. ocnhI !
consented 10 this. and the lite dlSaBieenieHt Hdn
matched I'D There Ia good deal OF Ddd ie'ihS
House. and especially between him and Mr. ilnw-
thorne The other customs officers ana ,he itlei.Ss
way Mr. Hawthorne performs his duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
IRISH OF srEERAGE PASSENGERS.

YESTERDAYS STEAMERS FOR EUROPE nEs!EGEp
HY EnIGRANTs WHO WANTED 10 GO HOME
The extraordinarily low rates offered hy the war
ring steamship lines has caused an unusually large
emigration The scenes at the piers OF Two steam
ers Yesterday resemblcl the long past days OF
Castle Garden. Hundreds ana hundreds OF mon
AMI women piled into the White Star and American
line piers al expecting 10 60 10 Europe. but
many OF them me- bitter disappointment The
American Line siearer Paris, which sailed yester-
day for Southampton. has capacity Tor 20 "in'.
grants. but many more than that number clamore'i
FOR admission OF Aae gangpank OF the steamer.
The din while the 20 would-be stceragc passengers
struggled to pass the officials WAS fearful When
the Paris I'D sail she carried 30 persons In the
seerage. and 80 more received tickets FOR the Ham
burg-Amerlcan Liner Columbia, which sails to-day.
Al the White Star pier the same diinculty was
evident only In not so large degree. The steamer
Germanc has accommodations usually for GO steer
age passengers but 80 passengers were accomno-
dated yesterday As one young lrishman put II; II
was cheaper to sail than to stay on shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
DEATH or A NAVAL FIREMl ".

The old shpmates Of Patrick Mccain the first
class fireman of the Navy who was found dying In
a hallway near his home. spoke we'll OF him yester-
day at the Navy Yard His death had been re-
ported at the yard. and was In the logbook of the
receiving ship Vermont. to which he was attached.
IL is supposed thar he died from heart disease, from
which trouble he had for many years been SUI
ferer. lie was found In the hallway at No. 43s
432 on that street 1t was o'clock yesterday morn
ing when he was found, and few minutes later
he cJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
uoRE com TO 60 TO EUROPE.

There was 100000 gold withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury yesterday by IIeidclbach, Ickeheimer az
Co for shipment to Germany by the steamer Co
mmbia to-day. The shipment was n surprise 10
the street but was due 10 an advance Of a cent
tn the i'm the sterling exchange market Some
bankers think that the needs OF Austria for gold
10 complete the currency reforms OF that Empire
have not been fully satisfied. which accounts for
the drawing Of gold to Berlin. The banks which
arc deposiaries for exporting firms are carrying
Increased balances and II is possible that there Will
be considerable exports OF gold on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
THE AMiTErR PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Boston. July ls-At the second days session OF
the Amateur Press Association convention to-day
Charles r. Burger Of jersey city, was elected
president FOR the ensuing year.
w f. Menger. OF Chicago. was chosen Vice
president; 6 D. Dcy Of jacksonville. Fla. second
vice president: Miss Emma liauck OF White Plains,
~ T. recording secretary; H. \. Schonfed. OF
SEATTLE Wash corresponding secretary. and Tru-
man j. Spencer of New Britain. Conn. treasurer.
y C. johnson. OF Boonv.le y. Y. was chosen
ofIica! editor Of the association organ, THE Ma
tlonai Amateur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
SOUSt'S BiND AT MANHATTAN BEiCH

The programmes given by Sousas Band In the
music amphltheatre at Manhattan Beach are
highly popular with the visitors to this resort
They are arranged to give great pleasure to audi
ences Of varied tastes and the music. which is OF
and is PLAYED with spirit and brancy that APP
arnmme win contain popular songs by Jones and
Sloan. who won popularity in "lt92 and Miss
Nellie Zelma and Harry Forseman. The pro-
rrnmmes for the rema Under OF the week contain
many interesting and popular pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
ADDITIONS TO GEyBECK'S snow.
ne ABANDONED

New features are being constantly added 10 the
Hagenbeck trained animals az Manhattan Beach.
Among the consignment from Carl Hagenpeck
headquarters. which arrived on the steamer Mo-
rav!a on Monday. were nfty more rei-hussar mon
keys. which have been added 20 the monkey para,
disc There are special excursions from Long Island
towns 10 Hagenbecks daily this week ON tues
DAY nearly q thousand people from Mneoa; l.. l.
were present. white yesterday some l2w from
babylon l.. T. Witnessed the remarkable perform
auce given BY the Hagcnbeck animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
THE GLENN SUIT TO BE RETIRED.

Judge Lacombe OF the United States Circuit
Court. gave n decision yesterday directing a new
trial In the suit of John Glenn. as trustee against
John Roosevelt, He sets the verdict aside on the
ground that the evidence TO the genu'neness OF
the signature OF the late Amos Getting was In
sufficient The suit Is OF twenty three similar
suits growing OF the failure OF the ckholders
Of the defunct National Express Company, or
glnlzed after the war at St. Louis. Mo, with the
late General Joseph f.. Johnston as president. TO
make good their assessments The amount Involved
s. about Si2J 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
orr ron A SUMMER 0UTINu'

OFF FOR SUMMER '''
Hundreds Of tourists bound for Europe sd''eu
torlay on the American Line steamer 'H'' ., Ma
,,,.'.. c,,r s,oamer Gcrman.c. Chauncey NJ De-
,,. ,,hosa vacation has been severa' times ue-
iovod. sailed on the Paris for Southampton 20 ga
his secretary. Captain Horace c. Du VAL Ms "'s
and son. 1850, hor, 7
u- Deoew said: 81 am going to LONDON where
have grea. deal Of business 10 transact - "
connected with the Ncw-fork Cen'ra 'o''' '"' -
,,. ,.,-k 7 have no; been abe 20 get through
nar,rn ealing At London | shall see a.. the b'yS'
and think III run down and see YORK ) h7"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
TELEPHONE RATES
REDUCED

n .rrau uters-physIcians resdenccs prIVate tthues
A. 800 to $50 per according 10 use run ons-
distance equipment Send postal caro- o ea' 'e'ep0"e
oS1 Cortlandk ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

The White Star Line steamer Teutonic. which ar.
rived here yesterday had on board j j. Aston ana
Mrs Aston Miss Eusts. y. Fair and MISS F"ir'
CANAAN Gregory o. Girls void. Nisc0unt Fitzharris'
Tho Hon 4 C. Harris Center Hitchcock. Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs Adgia tier lse,m,
Oerichs tn Rev. A. Papageorgopuls Mrs ROD
crt Patterson and Misc Patterson Ciarks9n Potier'
Or Iuda Thoman. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter WEBB Mrs.
II r. wilson, Henry Souhgate and r. d. WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

"cnsh" Mrs W. Harman Brown MISS . Annn &
Rowland" Sc; Mrs J. r. NJ, s.. and "A. b. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Term-Rccess
COurC hamDerS-SefOre Stover. court opens
10 q, M Motions. Calendar called AT II m 'iass
1w0-Siayln Aetna Insurance Company. Class Four
Six-Fddy Va Wise Glass Seven-Wechors ~. Smith.
IIass W. Independent order sons Of benjamin Class
Fght-Phe,ps IS. Rosondorf. Gray vs. Third Avenue
Railroad Company. Mechanics and Traders Bank VS..
Mayor etc. HaRadosn Village 4 Edgewa'er. lie5er
Bpttling Company -. Cosmopolitan cub Davis vs..
Myers Bcals Barren. Dalrke IS. Diemon. Mahoney
Depp. Taicott Sieinhardt Gilhooley ~. Amer
lean surety COMPANY. Blunt Syracuse Brass Com
vany Jones Jones Humes vs. Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad Company Matter II Kitchen Company, Lemon
~. Lawrence. Nordue ". Smith
supreme Special Tcrm-Parts l. II and IIf-Ai-
journel for the term. -
Circuit, court-Pars |. II. III and Iv-Adjourred for
SUPERIOR Special Term Before Gilerslceve. j
Court opens A. - No 1902. Ames ". Ames. No.
superior Court-tienernl Term. Adjourned sine die
Superior Court-Equity Tern.-Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Trial Tern-Par;s /. ii and lIl-Ad-
j1ufnsd FOR tie term.
Surr0ea,o's Court -C1ambcrs-Beforc Fitzgerald. s.
=. i5~ estate ~ Abraham Beam. at 1890 N. wills
Dainty Ahner Bartlett. Matthias Schreiner. Paulna G.
.Tisch. Carl Gundlich. Alfred J. Mccullough Bertha
Fuchsila. Nl-hoiA- Waidhem. At 10 30 a. m :, , :,
s.rrosai"'s CoIrt-Trial TerH-Before Arnold S.-No
dav calendar. go
common Pleas Equity Term-Adjourned until Thurs
'ni,n'n Pleas Special Term-Before Bookstaver. j.
Court opens a. II ~ a m. Motions -,
Common Pleas General 1orn-Adjourn"d sine az
common Peas-Trin Term-Paris /. II and lII-Ad-
CIV cour,"ojcncrai Teru.-Adournel sine de
CIV C.urt-Spe-ia T'rm-Before Fitzsnions. court
XIV CON-, Trial Term-pars !. II. III and Iv.-Ad-
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
CROWDS START FOR EUROPE
ct1,11NCEY NJ DEPEw AND MISS LILLIAN
RUSSELL, SAIL ON THE PARIS.

p,rcp1vs TO 1ouRDEs on THE PARIS AMI
NooRpIANn- MANY wELI-KNowN PEOPLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
REFEREES APPOINTED.

HEFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ry Slower. !.
pie'erion - Smith John II. Judge - -
Washington Life Insurance CO. ~. kane-WlUlam II
Wits.
BY Andrews. !.
Tacher vs. Smonds Manufacturing Co-Samuel v
Speyer.
Superior Court.
By Gildersleeve J.
Excelsior Savings Bank w. Downey-Frank Schaeiner'
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
ny Slower. J.
James " Irwin vs.. George II. Ketchen-Henry A.
Bauer.
by Andrews. J.
lanes Flanagan VS. philip stein-James W. Brooks
Common Pleas.
Dy Bookstav-r. J.
Matter OF Corn hange Banking Co.-louis hahhe-