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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-28

SCRANToN HOUSE, near D., l. s. W. pas.
- senger depot. Conducted on the European
nlan, VICTOR KOCH Proprietor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
RINALDO'S WILL VALID.

Justice Lawrence. of the Supreme Court yes'er-
day afternoon gave a decision declaring Wand the
will of Marks Rinaldo. the provisions OF whch
were attacked by some OF his children ilhauo
died on November &C. 1892. leaving fortune esti-
mated TO be worth $4,000 lie had been married
twice and was the father of nine children. TWO or
his sons had married against his wish, ana ne re"
duced their inheritance accordingly. HIS seconn
wife. Minnie Rinado, survived him; lie maze an
ante-nuptal contract with her and ny ms VIII ~
had otherwise provided for her.
Mr.. Rnaldos will was contested ABOUT a year yen,
ago upon the ground OF his mental incapacity.
but the contest was Withdrawn. the statement be-
inc made a. the time that "A compromise had been
agreed on and that the two sons had received a
larger portion Of their fathers estate than ne pro
yIded for them In his will In the present suit II
was claimed that certain clauses of the Will ana
also several of the trusts were invalid put Judge
lawrence sustains their validity and upholds the
will There are mortgages on the property or the
estate 10 the amount of S257,OD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10

were Michigan So Ohio 81. indiana W. , rio news
.,sso,r, 81 Kansas 70 and California lW foleI6, ~
was OF ouet markets. and foreign houss, The yisi-
very few either SIDE OF e ,n onticinat .d
~, hr,Ight in little buying. The crfnain hSr,os,
Gsd and prices reacted sc to So ltO" - Sa, n-t
leaving or gain from me cur. s,a,n was very
loss from the official OF saturday, Assn s' pno-,et
III ga, SINNERS being entirely out oi IN" IaIhe,,
one load Of No Chicago spring sod on ,,, IN store
for export: No red quoted at &c unlr a,o1 a.
over Nav asked in elevator May Vlr-'' ~ W.
tORN-Th.re fairly active mail, II, :" seI on
Al the opening there niue "sPDs''i1 c,,ne in
H. ,rsatness in wheat good buying o'h'r@ s.,
80, Ter tho opcnng advancing prices HulF S'ltP
Na, risng 10 SIC N"wYork The lart' Tho
IN. visul" c42 bush. helped IN r auNh' ,.ard
~ oqe nrices ase,, on finally closing al auout VIZ
rral official o Saturday Tut at siiH' r1n,d for
a.. o'cIock curb cash was IN ACTIVE ,,I ~
axno-t sinners buving 3l2Vo bush sales lhclnl'.
rsred ar 44.a4lf.c for " 600 bush; 'sc over i%s;
~ III 0,isc q b nioat spot and special tor ZoO""
bush: car STEAMER sold at 45t?c - .lrsa'mi o. con
ungraded at Jo ifzc "a ,ntev with an
sLIer,he more interest exhibited In oats tpihF
49, -. VEST although there was not graz
Soi ~, interes. seen The opening Was hrrn ana pr.
ad,anced during morning on thr WI ha r.
IN. u cold weather pf Aihrcn' m
thange in the visible little Disappointing a. ,h
,. uo1 hush decrease and prices reacted sone"na' W
o,,ornoon hut closcd firm AT %hHsc net hl'Hi'' S'HI
, r ronger and higher: sales. 4tUr bush cash ~
follows No mixed 10000 bush, 3'i"' e ~ -, " .
a.n Iolivered. 30 white 10000 bush. 4lqiltc' udo;
a. AZ. a3oc MALT Market firm: unSradei "es,sn
5Is,r" '.,nadian oON95c. six rowed. Ssc n
LFY~Markct steady and higher on small "rIirgs ,o
the West 40 Milwaukee. 6ino,'2c. uneraur' 49, a."
cnac-c SEEDS erseed- Market hrm ana more ao
, a. s. 5OGs 10 - per 100 n In store; sales =" paps
Timothy market firm AMI nrnIy hcu'e' H"'"i'' '''
81 GDTsj In store sales. 20 bags
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
fo- he corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
nr,1rp MARriErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo April b last y T., hI .a. Sss
head total g? wee thus fT tSroaR 6 head
H yorl 80 head on sale 900 head: market opene.
sany a ag good butchers closed steady with al soe
best steers - jdsi 30. good heavy >. essi
sh@Ts 81 Sass ;0 TAT sass 20 mixed COWS s an,
hetcrs sass 3D. Old TO fair cows S5eS yes IN r5c
demand s. ogs3 3d. ssy nnsy Rds s~s S s z
s. ogsa 80 nraa 'I ,"a fr week thus far q head
FOR same time week. % 80 head; con5igni IN S
mark' ys ono,ed eariy at s. 25s5 30 later at $ -
pigs 81 IS s. roushs s. 25gs' rs Sheep and lAS sS.
far 2> 100 head time last Week -" TO- w..
Consigned through lsOo head. TO New YORK. ~ hs
srades others loc TO zoe lover closed barely ' ss
Tor good grades and fully ?'c TO 80 lo"s 3s5 5 gsc
s. 1895 TO- light fair. 81 5si 30; wool sh,eR - a.;
asa so do sheep. 81 13HS5 90. ..,
Union Stock Yards Chicago. April e-catsmhessss,s
head 'r S s r% g g 81 cows and
81 joas3 10. calves. 81 25uso H9Fs-ReceipS nj, .
s Sso& m mSeS s. s'tsS %s, o
light 81 95Qs5 70: pigs - 73ef$3 TO- "a ics
& ss9So s SHSa :! ai soSss ; Is "''
East Liberty April ocatleReceips light d, 5er sSi
good mar.s' lSS % 2 SSr hS 3s s5@s ga Tag
and hfters g Soes 2s bulls q S9a sss & sis
fa market aCys and stronger f2p all ss g sas o.
hi 5r s. SSsa 30 Is, % good
Sass go stays and rough 50 25nSt shcepLsupY1
fair demand good: market acvs ana 1o' n as, 90:
fair 81 OaS3 70: 81 25as 50 ~ yeari1s ss,y
81 Io l,mbs 10NS5 80: vcal calves - hSi %
and thin calves 81 25dS3 clipped sheep 81 ioGSf % s
clipped lambs So sOGSi 80 ..
St Louis April 9.--Catile-R@cepis 1lO, hea a., ne
marke, strong. though not quoiably highe aai
limited offerings socn absorbed; Texans @ ,ygH
strong steers 81 l2is0S3 ~ and heifeTs =
IIogS-Recaipts 3gT head. An active market PEA
for the carloads sale the majority gong 20
shlppers as there was but few hand suitable lo'
ers or butchers prices ranged 5dOc higher bes' Itch,
ers 81 00ds5 TO- good mixed. 81 6Oas9; g oo va
3. sOdS5 o5 Sheep-Receipts ss3 head The natn. an
again and strong with prices lOloc hls n.,ys
10 Good native mixed sold 81 5GS5 dD clipped ,sas
81 H. and fed Texans at 81 75 small spr,ng lambs e'o''
So -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
THE STiTE or TRIBE.

Baltimore April 9-Flour quiet: western super. - r
do extra s. ljqs2 so family y iVnS5 VIM W.,
patent So 25Qx3 spring do. 50 ,slds' W. S"Iss I
nS3 90. sales ~ Wheat stral\ -
srot sd6}izc April G3i. GG9c. May ~ shDtS
as. dG6; steamer No red GpaGpi.c; mining Mne% ~
sample GOag3 gc stock 9ii057 bush: sher IT," nnSn
Corn hrmer; mixed spot and Aprn 43zc bid May -
corn sample SIC. grade. iIs.c stock "o, vow n
sales - bush dun. No - h'Hd''' -
hush Iiay quiet good 90 choice tm"thN ~ '""Ti
Grain feiEhts steady; Liverpool per huSh - W.
rk for Or1ers per quarter - 3dn2s 3D. cotton per W.
10 Sc: -four Zoe. Cotton quiet, middlings' ric ITO
visions firm pork. si3 -: short rlb slns 80
shoulders. SIC hams. l".Hl'sca lrn r.
fancy lGG17c: rolls fine. la Ice Eggs firm o'snl Nc
Conce nr1n :. 17Ssai7i,c Sugar quiet; granuiaied
81 33
Boston. April a.-F1our dull. but firm Corn firm end
higher. Oats quiet but hrmer. Shorts lower 20 snip
Provisions Butter quiet. firm for choice 'he"4e
quiet but firm. Eggs quiet but steacN
Buffalo April 9-Sprng wheat lower AT opening sales
Il OO bush No hard 12c closing 12igc bid i3c asked
No Northern dull. tic asked; No Northern chicago:
CSC: i dun: No hard closed 6S'sc. No |
Northern csc. Winter dull ana weak. sales
car NJ > red. 62i2c Nc white. G2l2c, ON Track
active hut lower; closing inside prices od
sales. No yellow. i2ien43c. cars No yellow"
A., G42lc. cars NJ > corn. t2H42i4c cars 10
yellow 4li.c; No corn 41a.c; No 4ii.c. Oas
opened weak closed a. outside prices; sales
cars no white 37aG37s. a3Sc cars No white $40
37c: cars No mixed 35isc. TRACK. BAILEY firm I'M
changed Rye Gull. No . 5jc asked. Flour quiet IN
changed Millfeel weak. unchanged.
Chicago April 9.-Thc leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NsN " X.
co1.rov The rnarke, closed 3 to points lover for ne
DAY The first sales made 81 an m,'an'@ :" ,, ~
points MAY selling a. the cal AT Hn 49, me f,rr on
aielv thereafter 30. working on durins W. w., -
to 7GG. ra,ing to 7GN hi m ",,I ,, .a,c. r Inc
fairly STEADY closing - -; Tor %", WIN n and ose.,
: g. Liverpool 10 points t'iier nn II '' ~ sn
kct be boarish but thor" ;. IN T.ur' al hrc,s
Most ~ the trading was local VIZ ,hr v,,a some
uanpmation. but the DAY ADVANCED ,"',, va" va, -.
presrur" to s'il A. me ,e marrow and IN
quite mp expectation ~" mhth't -i tsr'sIfl,n
fact rather hesatin;. as th"" Is t' , ~ rr
,,i th. mai action on III. Hatch h The biils 'tN"
courage from consideration NJ the fat thAt 'n Hr
lean spinnsls are si-"hS "a ..bl.i from
markets The Board 90 Trad" returns. - ~ -
mae a ycr, good showing of the exports 90. COZ t
for the month u March and from IA" LIT ~ JAnn'i
rrnr.. f,rrunrlv as - Manchester market ll"
show exports 81 yarns ''r M'h 81 a, -, so,
3lG 800 H. against nG","p IN lstl ,| az, -,
yards during February and J'';'""' ~" s,. ..-.
Maroh OF year. n" "NI"ft. t"i ne -, -
This large Increase the exports 10 ak'n az m
lion amount u business ~ ,.nS,-" . ' i',.
tLrongholt tn. Continent c,muarrd with 10" r"nr
p.llod last The receipts "' me l" ,., 90,
quite considerable. 81 pr"@hp "'o 80 ~ q ee! i,.t
F ,rs 49, a. lsiny about $50 bales without TAX
, g., H. ,b,,ren. frnm Houston Augusta OF st Louis
celuSs a, 81 i1ns 81 ~ iaes nsains, p" las year
wmnbIs ,3 Iaiss eeain-, 81 wee. and 81 Last
800 Houston hs2 bale against sG9 last week ana ~
last year Receipts NcW Orleans tomorrow csimIt'i
a, 80 10 bales against 3 49, last week ana '- ss,
year Estimated receipts A. ports t"r me =. ,-s i,'
wear ESTIMATED 10 come In sight this ~'ck about oFo
bale- Interior receipts for w""s e''ma,"h ~ -, .'
opening. and clos" to-day. ana '"ThT h''' '"'
,Ittf- n III -
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Ps gSs5 q e. g. ySn g. rq3 F. j.
supreme court-chamoers-BetSIe Re. Peach Court
supreme cOuspeca Term,Part BetS5e i PseTi?n
g.; $50 "Ss fas 800 500 g s s a ' 2 So
'V supreme couri-specia TermPart n-I'efore Barrett
J.Eevated Railroad cases Gea5 ,,,ee,ore Slower
J.-causes be sent from Part for trial. Case un
Circuit cOurt-Part IAd!ourned untI Monday April TO-
Circuit CourtIRaft nhef9rs ea Tr"aS " DC
'S Circuit BefSTs n ,a g ! ,,s ~
iss i1s 1861 i;SS lsss 1898 Case Ynirisnsa
Circuit en tr SDST Part iii for trial. Case Unfinished
Superior courtspeSIa s ger@BefS se Gderseeve' j.
Superior Court-General Term-Adjourned until Monday
Tsrm Tea To- , Be- Dqsro j.
Superior cour-Trial TermParts II and lII-Adjourned
s s assd S Charles zn David Le%syn John Wolfe
SUSAN j. Dannsl Bernhard zesis Frank ID. Became. at
iv sSrrogaies courT5al Termhsfore Fsgs5ad $
Common Pleas-speciai Term-Before Booksaver. j.
100 Common on Peas-Equ,ty Term-Before Daily. G. j..
Case on. No. 49, Williams vs.. Dunscomb. No day CAL
Common Peas-TrIsl Term-Part I.Before Pryor. =
No. 1850 lsS! 1852 1873 1S l7SS i5 a,s ii ss rs rs,
a;ss. Isl is.a iis6. 1905 2ssi 1907 Oh 1887. ia7o
Common Pieas-Trial Serm-Part H-Adjourned until
A common eas~Tral Termpart I-Before oeserich
J.-csuses to tie rent from Part for trial Case un-
finished .,.,
CITY Court-Specal Term-Before Mccarthy. J.-Motlons.
civ Couft-Iria Term-Part I-Before Newbureer j.
Nos I444 I4i3 1917 is3 1919 1888 300. 1925. $40.
$50 ST. l24s 2O24 1875 1898 1872. 49, 1859. 1910.
1903. 1860 1901. 50. ISL. sos. Clear ~
city tourt-1riaI Term-iart li-Before Van Wyck. j.
Nos 40s 2s7 I228 l0i7 ITO I'LL. ii72 1873 1896
1851. 277. 25T9 1921 II4s 1855. ISL 1873 2,la 1857
1874 $685. 3V~ 1868. 1895 1881. 800. 6lf. 1858. 1903
Clear -
city Court-Tria Term-Part 1Il-Before Enrich c. j..
Nos Ii24 4O3 1896 1lC2 1885, 14oG 1896 751. 1865.
ss s s Eos s sls s siss s si @ I s ss slG
2lts. Clear
City Court-Tria Term-Part IV-Before Fit,snons. j..
Short causes: Nos 3199 1851 1895 343f 1907 1850.
S2si 1882 3l2s 37is $685. 327 3j6s 1884, 3272 Equity
case. No. $780, Clear.
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IN ARREST IN THE SUSIE MIHIIN CAHE'
TESTIMONY OF THE MURDERED GIRLS LII
BROTHER-TuE MAN DISCHARGED ON LACK
EVIDENCE.

4 new episode in the mystery surrounding the
murder Of little Susie Martin. a part Of whose mu-
tiliated body found in the coal cellar OF 10 al
West Thirty -nnth-st. March $. came TO hsht III
the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday NJ
though the movements Of the detectives employed
on the case have quiet lately, II Is evident mat
the Central Office has not given up all hopes OF
solving the mystery, and at least three men are
still working on IT, On'Monday a second arrest was
made The prisoner John Serraddi, stonemason
NV trade fortv-fve years old, and living with ms
wife AT No. 544 West Sxty-irst-st.. was arragned
in the jefferson Market Court yesterday morning
Serradd was arrested by Detecve-Sergeant Crow
lev of the Central Office. assisted by Detectives
Quinn and Deerng. of the West Thirty-seVenth-sr
station who are detailed on the case by inspector
McAvoy.
The evidence upon which Serradd was taken INTO
custody was furnished by little tommy, Mdrtin, a
brother of the murdered girl. He saws that ne ana
his sister frequently visited Serraddi at ms notle
and that the stonemasOn often gave ms s S
money He told her If she would call on hlIn atone
uncle. of his In West Thrty-ninth-st Whtre size
could gets lots Of money and have good uhe
After Serraddi was arrested he was taken peivic
Superintendent Byrnes and Inspector MciLiuS''; IN
I.ombardy, and speaks Italian and niue Ehblsn'
told a straightforward story While me Supe'in-
tendent and Inspector questioning him the ue-
tectives made thorough investigation oil M ma
acter and searched his house. Nothing was iouhu
in the house and his reputation was excellent. g.
After a careful consideration of the facls tle 1u
pcrintendent and Inspector came TO me cohciuSlol
that Serraddi had nothing TO 90 WIN 'ne "o w.,
raiSned before Justice McAlahCn yesterday morning
he discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Arnold has appointed Samuel A. B.atcn-
ford administrator of the estate of Richard NJ
Blatchford who died in 1919, leaving large fortune
The administrator has given bond for SlNV"
by the American Surety Company.
By the will of Mr.. Blatchford he left trust fund
OF 500 900 to his wife, Katherine H. Batchford, ana
of the residue he one-third TO his son. Samuel
Blatchford United States Supreme Court Judge, ana
one-third EACH in trust. for his daughters Julia NJ
Potter and Sophia Ethelinda Blatchford. The
original executors dead and all the legacies 10
individuals under the will have been paid the
trust estates still exist and will now be administered
by Samuel A. Blatchford. the grandson who IL a
son of the late Judge Blatchford. of the United
States Supreme Court. The value of the property
which will come into the hands of the administrator
will amount TO about 81 ,0750O.
Judge Beach has granted a temporary injunction
at the instance OF the National Wallpaper Com
pany restraining Charles A. Gerlach and MS VIE.
Nettie e. Gerlach, from dsposng Of or in any way
interfering with the property No. 90 west twenty
seventh-st, the Cierlach apartment house
Assistant Distrct-AttOrney John d. LINDSAY VINO
has been sick for a week at his home, NO ~ west
Ninety with the grip and nervous pros
tration. due overwOrk. received indefinite leave
of absence yesterday. By advice of DR.. Hamilton
Mr. Lindsay starts to-day for Old Point Comfort.
Va He has prepared most Of the important cases
that have been before the Grand Jury in recent
years In his absence his duties Will be performed
by Assistant District-Attorneys Battle and Me-
Manus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10

Msrt., closed hardly steady. Transferable notice Apr
Il, Total sale. Il hal.s Sow loik spot sales 20"
dny and last night. Consumption. - bale" c"iNi'' NJ
bales total bales. rIut marhet dpi. niI4lHs "p-
i.nde "a mldlinr Gull So which r. uuchan."i. com
tar.l $rw YORK net r'T"'ptr -"
iales gr.ss 10 bales. exports. Continent. - lh"s
Great britain. 15l bales. Franc" Hsb ial"s forward"
les. ~ bales. slnn"fs ~ hai"- r''h'
2Is G7I bales Total port receipts to-day ""'' l@'s
thus FAR w-ek. 90 bales Exports today ',irHt
Ilfitalu Frunce. $40 bales. Continent l->1
bale. Consolidated net port receipts - Tar TINS w.
O2G bales Exports. britain ~ I"i bales. ffan'"
bales. continent G2S1 bales. total i2lA inl's -'
~ bales Liverpool eailcS spot cotton fi"i''
Snles lutrO bales. speculation ana export. -" ball
American 300 bales. receipts lOpto American b''E
ouotaons. Middllng 3-iGl. against li-lE last year
Futures opened quiet sellers al lGid aGyHn' closed quiet
and -il 10 2Gti net n'isanc" AUr p~s Alrl
MAY iuss May June iOSb Junc'nly. i'D :" VI" JiiF
Ills August September. us. Sep"nh"r' zoe
ABB. october em"r. Alb o. ~. N"v"m"r -"
cemier "a 10 fiJ December Janiafy 'l'-'l" hiheh'-
ter cloths quiet and steady. yarns quiet AMI st"rly
COFFEE nimporinnt changes wef" recorded Ia M"
local Busn~-a AL tho morning was on 4
decreased scale. The strength NJ Httrr caused SOM"
surprise. although fai 80 respond TIL" suppsit "a
The afternoon trading unusuaily light nd
confined 70 less than dozen lots. with
slight advance. Havre ao'"ncrl =.
franc. Ayrl 1903 - francs. MAJ. O2 - france luH".
lOl 80 francs. July lUi2 - francs sales 1868 bag.
Hamburg quiet Ap - - pigs MAY. ~ :; pigs. June.
~ quoted 700 refs exchange. 'is receipts. 500
bags. stock $4,000 bags. Santos quiet. prices nominal,
rec.ip;s. 1000 stock. 5s.sD bags The bark white
Wing cleared for New -York with 5000 bags Lon
ceclnei 81 Tor April Nav ana June" April quoted at
June. 7Gs 81. C1rafances Of Irazlian
coffee from England for the United Stnes. i.3t3 bags
Contracts closed quiet at points advance. Sales were
3 100 bugs. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April .. ~ p. m.-eef in poor demand; ex-
India steady sis prime dull at 5ss ID
Pork IN poor demand; prime moss. Western fine steady
GIs ~. do medium 51s 81. Hams In fair de-
nanl short cut about ~ 10 No. firm AT AS Bacon IN
mplerate demand Cumberland cut. about - 20 80 II.
3is Gl. short rib. about - No. steady at 3is;
long clear mt des about - NJ steady 3s Cd long and
mddlc- about - 10 steady 32s. shoulders
ah % steady SIS Vi. Cheese In moderate
demand American white color-d. at
I'D. Talow poor demand prime city duh rs OIL
Spirits 81 turp"ntine In moderate demand: steady at
Cotous"ed oil Liverpool refined. dull COS Co.
Tosin poor demand. stead, Is 9d Lard.
spot poor demand. futures In demand prime West
en- rpol. 3Ny Wheat IN poor demand: No > rel
winter lnn at - lOi Flour In poor demand. 81. Louis
fancy winter steady Us ID. Corn spot
demand: mixed Western. IS lad:
April dull 3s IOd May dull Is ss.d. June duh at
b nd London Pacific Coast moderate de-
mani. duh az iat5 Receipts Of wheat for the last
week Atlantic ports. 300 quarters: Pacific
from other
Receipts American the last week l3 quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT

BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT
Washington. April 9-In the United States SUI
preme Court to-day the following business
transacted:
No 29l-Wiam g. Boyle ct al. plaintiff In error.
aet Daniel Magone, collector. etc. Judgment re-
yersed with costs and cause remanded with drec
trial. - ,,.,.
No. 3l2-Charles c. Worthngton. ct al. plaintiffs
IN error agt the city of Boston. Judgment reversed
with costs and cause remanded with directions TO
enter Judgment favor of the plaintiffs for the sum
of SS5 900 with interest from April 10. 1883
No. Sis-The United states. appellant agi, u
people of the State of Illinois ct al. ON motion OF
Mr. Solicitor-General Maxwell, II appearing to the
Court that the United States were not parties To
the suit in the Circuit Court II is ordered that TINS
appeal be. and the same Is hereby stricken from
the docket.
No. 7yS-Anthony F. Seeberger. collector. etc.
plaintiff in error agt. Frank l.. Davis. Mandate
granted motion OF Sollcitor-GeneraI MaXWel lot
the plaintiff in error. . ,..
, No 4 original-The United States. complainant.
Nagt the State OF Massachusetts, Leave granted TO
file stipulation in regard to certain documentary
No Iiis-The United States ex rel the State of
South Carolina plaintiff in error. agt. John = Sey-
mour Commissioner of Patents. Motion TO dismiss
No 2So-The Pennsylvania Railroad Company ct
AL plaintiffs in error. agt Thomas w. Jones
No 26l-The Pennsylvania Railroad Company et
al plaintiff in error. agt. Charles 7. Stewart Sub
No Y-James NJ. Constable ct al. appellants: agt.
the National Steamship Company Uimited). Arsu-
The day call for Tuesday. April 10, will be as
follows: Nos 223 (and 400 6l2 31, 1915. llO2. 1884,
$50. ll29, 922 (and s2) and IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
THE COURTS.

LITTLE LEFT OF THE BIG TERRY ESTATE
The will Of Mrs. Kate Terry, the widow Of Juan
Pedro Terry. which was executed on April H. 1871
was fled for probate yesterday in the once oil 'he
Surrogate At the time of her death. on March
n last Mrs Terry lived with her children at NO
Io2 West Seventyfourth-st. By the provisions OF het
will she gives TO her daughters Lucy Adeune ana
Kate Louise Terry all her real and personal es-
tate absolutely, share and share alike Ihe , rea,
son why / do not leave anything to nv beloved
daughter. Juannette Terresette. is that she IS al
ready well provided for She appoints jacob
Fromme executor and guardian OF ner daughters
Lucy Adeline Kate Louise and Juannette Ierres-
settle Terry The petition for the probate OF we
will sets forth that there is real estate ana the
personal properly does not exceed &CO ,
Mrs. Terry's youngest daughter. Juanneite IL helr
to Sj.OOOOGO
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a,nosed 10 take any considerable lines OF raw t ms
market IS presenting hrmer front than J. na a,stors
,in MAST This is owing the disposition Oh 40 he
70 p,v sira, az prices. which tney ses Tor
IT, arc low enough warrant them IN ouyie -,
,ronahe nrn \ few small lots OF susar o
are offered In distant posu.' Iivsrnool il
the level Of prices mere L"r.p,o' 70
holnIng up very and In fact advancing d nst tmt
,a S,osons The London cable reports cane lutt pt
i,boit change with Java quoted at los 20 anu ,,hsr
nning lbs which prices are unchanged ou. ia but
1870 "A mil Quoted at Cd advance or I'2u W
Nav unchanged l2s Cd our market cdssS ~ test,
rcos ca; centrifugal quoted NJ 21sc; Musco auos o.
ic. n,oIassss sugar test. DO There IL
damanJ for refined with prices uhch s ~.
tataI nunted al ilGmli,c. but most soit sra.s u.'
about three days behind In the hing OF ordeis ~ ~
49, hrokers look for o demand for sugar owing
~ Tho denietion OF the stocks held by grocers'