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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Philadelphia, Nov. ! CSpeciaD.-Cp to the close
Of the business to-day the holders of 81 10000 gen
cr1, mortgage bonds had assontcd TO the new plan
for o." reorganization OF the Reading Railroad
Company. OF this. $4,000 represents the amount
deposited today, Sl,o3,00 having been deposited
yesterday. s"vcra! stockholders and preference
income honlho'd"rs ray" also assented 10 tho
has no: been .G:Ou:.cc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GENTLEMAN viii sell lis saddle and
driving cob f0r Sl3l. "A treasure. high
actor and rapid gper. also handsome nun
about wagon. Monogram. harness. dash
clock. all for Sip wagon alone cost SD
NEW STREET. Tribune ONlce.
a TEAM Il ladies driving AM saddle
ccts. perfect h.au'ies. sound. very s;yl-
ish closely mated. price, $2Sj. property q
a private family. HIGH ACTORS. Tribanc
Office.
BREWSTER & co TOP BUGGY. ais
handsome oNtension-top FAMILY SUR
REN. ard LADY'S TOP DRIVING PHAE-
TON. handsome PORTLAND SLEIGH &.
also FAMILY SLEIGH. seats four. SIN
GLE and DOUBLE HARNESS. no offers
refused. - WEST ioTH-ST.. BETWEEN
9TH AND 9Th AYES.
HORSES BOARDED At the VIII ~ Glen
Farm. Address Or. O. G. JACKSON. J..
q Box 1911. Jamaica. L. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
ST. BARTHOLONEU"S JEWELLED cross.
\ BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL TO WILL1AM EDWARD
VERMIIYE DEDICATED ~ TIE NEW
EAIrrI-TIv

In ST. Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal
Church. AT Madison-avc. and East Forty-fourih-st'
All Saints Day observed with services o.
commemorative character yesterday morning. IN"
service read from the baptstry or chapel
by the side OF the chance for the first time. ana
the Rev. Dr. David II. Greer. the rector accepted
FOR the church beautiful altar and richly lash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Fupre;lr Corr-Grneral Term-Rccess.
Supreme Chambers Before Barrett. J.-Court
opens 1890 m Motion calendar called II a. IN.
supreme Court-Sp"cal Tcrm-I'arts l. II and Hid
jolfuei for
circuit Co.rt-rarts I. II. III and Iv-Adjourncd fos
the
superior Court-Spccia Term Before GHieislecyc. j
No !lj- Fue nmayor Fuenmayor.
Superior Court Gene al Term Adjourned sine die.
superior Couri-EquiiY Term Adjourned frr "a"
superior Court Trial Term-Iasts l. II and Had
jouin"l
calendar called 1000 q. m. wills COR Irotc;": 'ic>-
ander Watts Joseph OIerEs Geprr" H. .rro.. II
Tusky. Maria =. lalv AT lp+t' a. pc. '.ir -.
cls George Noci. John IpurkaE. &. %.
surrogates Court Trial Telm-Dt.,rc fitzgerald. s.
No day calendar
Common FcAs-spccial Term Before Giegerch. j
Motions.
Common General Torm-A Adjourned sine die.
common Pleas Equity Term Adjourned term
Common P,oas-Trial Tcrm-parts l. II and IlI-Ad-
i0ururd {. the term.
CIV Court General Torn Adjourned sine die.
cts tuurt-Speclai Term -l'ef1i" N"vhuirer. JMo-
CIV Cour, Trial Tcfm-Pal,s I. II. III ana I'D
jouiucd for a., tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
DRIsSSM AkiSC-

ARTISTIC DHEsSMAK1NG. imported
fan fashions. hotel Dra"rs 80 short no
prlccs' Mr. M'EIEoY. ~ last i'm
r.aoe'
ARTISTIC drcssmaking. tailor made suits
coats lined with silL. So MIN. pN IN.
l17 West 22d-s'.
ARTISTIC dressrnakcr. nr~'-class que,
accustomed Co me trade. nor" 'agAs-
ments desired IN nrsi-class families. WI
remodel, personal reference. u. 81 Atn-
COMPETENT DRESSnAKE wants work
by lay. cuts by system. 81 per day VI.
STANDBY. 1876 West SD
COITTRIERE FRANCAISE.-- Mime. An
dersDr. lat" with Stern y: 3d.. !"'..es' own
material made up. evening. d'lne:, Tan
and street costumes T.'pDs'.lFd. "NciuslN"
siyirs .i.gant Work rn,d"r.'' I-iers- los
West I'm ST. Fut Tins "nt)
DKESSMhKER wants more engagements
by the day. chiidrrn's clothes "A specially.
Address A. care Miss Flvnn. 10 West
go 81.
pEEsSMAKING by the day: best Of city
references: terms 81 - dag. FLOR
ENCE HOME. lao East Iifh-st
DErsSMAKEK 20 years erpcricnce;
nor rraa.. SUITS So. perfect ~ At short
ct .nt;,e. als,. ic;nodr!ling. Mrs. SMNTli
Nip tE-1N"., rear -. 81,
DrESs'HAIf-R wants few more cue
TONERS ~ hn'lc. suits from 50 up. H.
FOX. 2i2 West SDth st.. near EN"rs'dc
Drive.
DI.IsSMAK I.R.-IGdirs' ana misses, hrst-
riasa references. a. ELSIE, 10 Wet
On =.
.iENgI%TTT MICHEL. i"7 5th-arr.-
i..5cf rnan'cux. wedding uDsa"@u.
,ag,r-iradc rowr~: especial attention 10
..unH lai.cs attending school
lADGre" AMI misses dressraiGng ia tho
,..Ds. styles. c1pcs ana rom"d' Hing WIN
@. re-. good - guaranteed. So fdf" D'".,
afar 1,,h-st
MII.L.NER ~ established reputation
ir,ics To- Increase the number ~ her
ci-torrfs. messenger will call for hats 10
l.. l"mo1cllod. II desired. Address Room
- !; VS., 2ith-st.
srAI. GARMENTS rcdyeI and altered
.I:J fashionable capes and Elton Jackets.
rirs. BARKER. llG Wcst 3jth-si.. near
Broadway. late with Gunihrr's sons. OH
a.c.
TAILOHESS. also reansiress. wishes 10
T." ont ~ IN" day. IN privat" families.
81 - per day. speaks som" English.
KArTl ELDT. .i21 "I-a'c.; Room =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOSth-s t.-Ar-
,istic substantial villa. iess than 800.
go; easy terms. send for circular ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT co. Is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
TIE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The day call in the United
states Supreme Court tomorrow will be follows:
Nos. - and 80 and ID. 80. 81. J5 st. G73 80 (and co.
Co. CT and G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
REAL ESTATE Fer SALE.
Country.

AGENCY for Montclair.-R Residences. all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBS & TAYLOR. Beekman- st. y.
FOR SALE -Cnly s75 for Q acre farm.
covered with wood. IN southern New
Jersey. close 20 a railroad. finest market
IN the world: especially adapted fur small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc. hish an-
cIy. healthy neighs,orhood. sold On install
u~n's = 81 down and 81 per week. ius
f.. lred rend fJr particulars.
i. l.. RiSIEY.
22l South iO'h-s'. Philadelphia. p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

4 HANDSOME. 4-s'ory hrownstone. high
stop house. in perfect order. Both e. n'-
tween 5'h and en- ayes Apply fD VII
NERDrNG & FIELD. co West 3Gfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
90 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

LOFT WANTED. About 3OXlr: immefi-
ate possession. strong north ARhf. essen
tai ffepropf building with power pre-
ferfot. diamond cutting and polishing
business. responsible tenants; pay LIBERAL
rent SCHEI Der. 30 HudsDn-s'.
STABLE TO LET. suitable for express.
carpet cleaning, contractor. etc. II"
Eas' 3Sfh-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Albany, Nov. 1.-The day calendar in the Court
Of Appeals for tomorrow is: Nos. so. 5a5 and 500
The Court will take recess tomorrow for three
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
FLATS TO LET-UufHrnish ed =.

TIE CLINTON. 253 West a21-st.. near
Broadway Beautiful. all iight apart
ren's. private halls. baths. steam heat;
Elevator al night. choice restaurant In
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
PROBABLE ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES

The Executive Committee of the Trunk Line As
ISOLATION and subcommittee from the Central
Traffic Association met yesterday in this city to
discuss the question OF rates. both passenger and
freight which Will be acted upon a. big meeting
TO he held to-day The Trunk Line Associat. on
the Cantral Traffic Ass0ciation and The New-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
ERIE RECEIVERS ORDERED To PAY
INTEREST

Judge I.acombe. in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday ordered the receivers Of the New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad. on petition
OF the Farmers Loan ana Trust Company. to pay
interest due tho collateral trust bonds and the
funded coupon bonds of 1Ssj OF the New York Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Company. the first
mortgage bonds OF the Chicago and Erie Railroad
Company. and the first mortgage bonds of the New
York. Lake Erie and Western Coal and Railroad
/ lOmnanN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEAT uOTSEKEEPERS are delighted
with tn Byron Roach Traps. warranted
& catch or money refunded. sent by mail.
~. BYRON. 800 :d-nye.
TO AIDES. An long hair switches 81 A.;
III niHds - human hair made {" "rlcr .
r.an,curing 2jc. i. iiYMAN. :9' Ped
ford ave-. 5ac Futnn-si.. 11S Gates ave.
brooklyn. IL; Newark ave. Jersey city.
hDNERTISgNEHTS AND ~raSCRfp.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIr-
tNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. LA" Broadway.
% floor north Of Thirty-nrst-st.: and AID
REFRESHMENTS Mt the foll-winC Branch
Oc.ces: "a Eighth-svA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

mans place. willing and oJliging MOI
crate WAGES. Address J. G.. 70 west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

COLOR MEIER. &c.-Bv a man q large
experience In the glazed paper business
n color mixer or coating machine run
n~-. Address y. g.. II B;oad-si.. spring
fed. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

CDMPOSITOH Wishes u steady position al
cas-. or 10 take charge ~ new >ndp'r. .
s'~ad- and reliable Address q. T.. printer.
- 9jh-st. third fiat Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

DRIVER. ~ strong man; ! years cA-
periour.. in a whol"stl" house. vel ac-
quairt.l both ci'ies. German "n! English.
GOrIS EISNER. l7i * llm1n-lN'.. Bro k
ft-r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
CNFCRNisuEp ROOMS TOILET.

ssD-sT. 81 wEsT.-.Iight cheerful.
MO furnished or unfurnished Apply
Sad ~. Clinton Apartment. 253 Wes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

CIi'ESE % l nrst-class apartment house
boz man ani wife. 10 children, or man -
ni,c.man ~ porter. reference. HERMAN
ANGENEFHG. - STi;h-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

COLOEED MAX - take care II furnace !.
best city references &. LEWIS, ia West
3ig'-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A-A- Handsome back parlor. o,"ganrr
furnished. private tttic. references eX-
changed. % Wcsf 5O'h-s'.
4 81 IT of elegant lare- rooms on parlor
Moor. - Irving Place. near Gramcrcy
lark. boar optional. private bath. hoTs"
surely hrsi-'lass.
4 PRIV ATt. FAMILY offer elegant suite.
sis,-s -. J.. Address CHANCE. l2i2
Broadway.
GENTLEMEN can have superior acconmo-
daiiOns. board optional. p1rlOr dining
room. references. Pa West iith-s'.
LARGE. handsomely furnished rooms
overlooking Washington square. excellent
table. references. i0i Waverley Place.
MADIsON-AVE.. 27a. between as'h and
iOih sis- Handsome rooms with board.
referoIc" exchanged.
MADISON-AVE.. 1921. opposite Park
G23ih-st.j. G-arg" room. second floor. Or
large ana small room. parlor floor. private
hoIsc: American family; no Children.
sTI'YVESANT SQUARE. NORTH 22l -
Private family; front. sunny rooms.
frst-class. superior board. central; very
convenient. references exchanged
WEST 74TH-s Select board. Southern
famiiy. references. CASHIER. Pos'oiiic-
B.N . lG5.
liTH-sT.. y EAST. near 5'h-ave.-Clenn.
qulst house. large -Iuar" room. good
winter home; excellent table
I7Tn-sT.. 80 WEsT-rarlor and bedroom
nn second floor. together or separately.
WIKI board, references
2lsT-sT.. rs EAST oirarncrcy paip.-
Pheasant rooms: large a"d eiaall: sub
s:antia sable. everything n's'-class. pa
vate park reasonable. rcier"nc-s.
2cTIi-sT. 30 WEST. Mnler's.-A family
hotel home. - present guests peen lo-"
"a eleven call send for CIR
cular with rates.
3sTII-sr. = WEST. one door from g.
Handsomely furnished suites %:
rooms private table.
"a WEST 5iST- sT.-Room. ha@Cgo:a~IY
furnished: private bath: large AMI mail
room for gentlemen; board. r"fer"rroc.
- WEST 4gTH-sT.- one large d ~,
small Handsomely furnished thisu:io,r
room. with board.
37TII-ST. 40 WEST.--Dcsirnbl~ well-fp--
ui,h.d square rooms 90 1T. with sIpo-
r;or board references required.
iIs~.sT.. 80 NEST.-H,nlsonie rooms
Nnh board: every comfort ~ home.
mail fami.y. highest references given cad |
required. .- -
7Isr-sT.. 81 wisT.-Rooms WIN hea-i
Tor ladies: reasonable terms, private fan
i;y: references.
-,,s9.-..r \ WEST Elegant s...i~ iso |
INN. and private tlih. T.'h iot-d. |
pglyatc. qulc. aae homcl'k'; 'on'FaI f-rk. |
brooklyn.
,.,-c,,,v.eT esG.-r.r.;-o board: |
'i,'',16.o,nely .uraiss-I rooms; private |
,a,,iir. walking distance 10 bridge and !
ferries.
ADVERTISEMENTS AN iyC, sIHsT CRIT, |
TioN' TPH II, rl'T n; ZEN EiVa3 3"H ar The The
III W, VIZ G;rt 70 No 2ic isroadwny.
J., TO-: a,T north II Tnir,y-nr,,-s,.: and hD.
NIHl iSa ~ 't-,,b,h-aye; 100 Third-ave
Oficcs' ~ ,y-sey"nth-st.: Is9 East Forty.
ss. ecTsr, Ta'rd iS:s rh ,sS N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CARPENTER -Pr1ct.cal md experienced .
r'eldy employment. either hotel real IS
tate 90 ~. rcar ile cs'no.l thmeni. un"NC,p-
fiorAh.~ reference. W ". Pos'c,iire Box
l.4 Rnsoha:k. :. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Df-TI.ER.-I'rnnch: first-class city refer
ences. Call L. Is. CiSsENAND. tGi "th-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

SEAMSTRGSS. &c.-k Young girl wishes
situation ~ scamsir-ss: would wait on
children or % light caamb -rworh. Apply
Mrs CARPENTER l5.5 .,d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Saprome Court.
L.. I.ua-r.-.,

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Sa9rome Court.
~ Barrett. J.
MCGOWAN vs.. Nan Ky Co.-Gllcfi " - r. r. &c -"
II. Tavlor AMI John Wood
Matter OF !. = Conoyer rwo cascs'-Fra.c's 6. Bar
low.
Wood rs. Hamilton Odcl
,ioffholf Al-i'- ii.ll
Trustees of tn Peabody Eiucation Fund W jenkins
George Bell
BY Russell j.
Walker IT,. Cram Edward J.. Patterson.
Common Pleas
- Oieg~Iich. T.
C1r'or Mann Thomas f. U,nu'l'v
Matter OF Kuuis \. e. And"rs
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
I,y Barrett. =.
a. J. Hclcrmc1 Hrurt Iiu~e y H.he-msn.
superior C.uf'.
I}v Gllrrssrt~. !.
David Berg Anna so0r Hannu-l Rauahcin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

EI'TLER.-Best Of recommendations anu
posted in all branches. address h''''-
N,pD TIATTERY 30 East J1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

WAITRESS. BY Welsh girl in private
family; best city reference. apply aD0
East 2Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

WAITRESS or CiIAMBERnAID.--in 4
small family: or "a waitress Only; city
references cali at 1877 Broadsay; ons
fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

SEAAlSTRESS. BY young girl. would
like 10 sew nj good dressmaNe-'s Ad.
dress ROSA HELLER, i.,J6 roreft-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

SEANSTRESS or DRltcsIAi[i.R. Ger
man girl; fine perfect will take engage
ments By month. week ~ for few days.
Rl 'RcHARDT 80, East 5fi,-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

WAITER. &c-By young calored man as
waiter IN private family. iuArling house
Or por "g usefu.-insn. d1orman. o- /. stO.e
SpsHNs German and English. gears RI
"r"r'r. Address 4. W. Box -. l. -.
Nr.tlwav.
WAITER Ply 4 YOUNG folprsd man. as
ifst-clt~s walter IN privaf" family. has
nist-'lass city reference. Address ). "
a.. 3o53 .d-aye.
WAITER Young German. II. - do
h'usevork or waitin- On table. can speak
English. GEORGE RING. u 2i-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

nr-Trrr competent EngliHhman
al, good habits: l. reliable and obllsing.
single and II middle age; prefers slngI'-
handed pl,ce: city and Brooklyn r"i =,
enc,s. Address by letter HENRY hAh-
RTSON. :,si East l9ih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
FOR SALE.

AT LITTLE'S TOOL STORE. b, Fulton.
ST.. New-York. workshop machinery roCi
power. List free, wOOd-carN.n% tOoIs scfoI
saws. designs ard fancy woods. incubdiors
aad breeders IN operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

MIDDLE-AGEp PERSON viii take charge
OF household and Children. or assist
! mother. best u reference wiki exchange
Il same. familiar with institution work.
! 80 Gth-ave.. care Of A. M"sly.
| NI'RsE.-As mothers help or attendant
| or houseAeeptr To an invalid; age y;
good ncedleNoman. has had charge u in
FAINT from birth; understands COOKING ana
! would he useful "a any way. wages go.
! ROWLINSON. 2l9 West lOO,h-s'., corner
! of Boulevard.
| NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By Prot
| estant: very neat. willing 20 assist cham
! IerHorii. twp years reference; mocera,e
wages: city 90 country. cOLLlERS. 100
wss, 2sd-s'.
! NI'RSE.-t,.rman woman. cordially rec
| commended bv last employer. desires ST
! uafi n ~ inyal.G's or childs nurse. very
! moderate wages. Address Mss STEW
| ART. 49, West 51th-si.
NG-RsT.-By "A respectable Young girl as
| children's rurse: personal reference no
cards. 32l West ii'h-st. -
NURSE. &r-CHAMBERNAID. &c.-By
| two American girls. one as compe'ent
! nurse and seaInstress. other chamDernltii,
willing e. learn waitinS. ~" ohe We "a,
| trial together or separately. reference SUI
! Grernwich-st.
| NI'PSE.-By a well-educatod North Ger
| man as nurse 20 childrcn: best REFER
! .rcrs: salary. $50; country preferred Nd
! dress f. D.. 40 Paik-ave brooklyn. r. ":
| NJ RISE. BY an experienced trustwortny:
c,n,il., ~ taking entire charge from blrth
| htsh,st p,r.onal reference: wages S25 Ai-
1 lbs NJ n care Mrs. SMITH lJI Fast
"-d-s'
| NURSE. Widow OF experience IN Sick
room desires care Of invalid LADY o. gem
fleman. Mrs IN LAM ~ blV"N'so-
| -. IN. -,1,.-., IN .,Iys
oHH 'Np't,'nu"u M',n i,nn.,t or an IN,
''lt I'm, ~ itnI arI ,a,,n~, care ana
,a,nh n,exrsn,',nahl, rrfsrence Ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Handsome back -parlor. "'"gan'ir
furnished. private fat,e. references Ok
changed - Ncsf IO-h-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
BEADING REOHGANIZATION

land roads vii, confer today and II "a exnoctc,
tA@. freight rates VIII be advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Andrew IT, Rome. wcll-known printer died on
Saturday At his home 40. - North Portland-ave
where funeral services were held last evening lie
was sxty-eieht years old. and left widow and
one son. Walt Whitman worked at the case with
him when resident Of brooklyn. and MIR. Rome
aided Whitman in printing and publishing the first
edition u Leaves Of Grass"
\ new bondsman has not yet been secured for
John J. Vail. the former cashier OF the dcf,>ict
Commercial Bank and ne IS still ~ TAIL. lie was
placed under $1,000 bonds when arrested upon the
Indictments found against him.
Judge Cullen granted yesterday the motion for II
further bill Of particulars in the third and nth
paragraphs Of the compliant in the suit Of Mrs
Marie Belle Langley for absolute divorce from
William H. Langley. The particulars in regard 10
the allegations in the fourth paragraph were pro-
nOunced sufficient.
Anton Frinkclevltz. a Iongshoreman OF 30. 81
Hcstcr-gt.. Ncw-York. WAS killed while at work AZ
Roberts'S Stores yesterday afternoon by the fan
Of bag of coffee from height Of four stories
upon him.
DR. Talnage renewed the statement yesterday
that he would preach his farewell sermon in the
Tabernacle between March and May /.
The Beckton Construction Company. which CON
trolls the Brooklyn and Metropolitan gas companies
Will secure control OF the Citizens Company this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
BIG CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.

There are many big claims against the city out
of which the promoters Of them hope to make
good thing" Two Of these for the unlawful
of appliances by the Fire Department. under
alleged patents. and in both suits have been
brought against the city for damages. which. with
interest aggregate $l35CO0O
one claim t. as old 1871. when W. \. Brickall
demanded remuneration from the city for its use
of his patent detachable water heater. The other
claim. which Is about as ancient IL for the use OF
the knbbs patent for a relief valve for fire engines
Christopher {. Campbell appears the paintin
Last December the Corporation Counsel substi-
tuicd John r. Bennett IN place OF Belts. After
bury. Hyde x Belts. as ne citys special counsel
I'm both cases Controller Fitch said yesterday that
he had instructed Mr. Bennett to furnish him with
a report OF the legal status OF the city In both
cases and that there was n possibility OF these
long standing cases being settled. either I'm out
OF court There rumOr yesterday to the
effect that offers Of settlement were probable from
the side of the plaintiffs. and that II the city
authorities could be induced TO entertain them
favoraby there would be some hing good In 1t
for somebody" While Belts. At,erbury, Hyde Il
Belts acted as special counsel they Insisted that
the city had a complete defence. and could not be-
defeated II the cases were tried The length OF
time which has passed since these claims first
saw the light would indicate that they rest Il
La
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VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.


Despite the fact that the mills OF >ohherS i'N.
resumed work. there still a large huf"pe' VI
people in Yonkers out of work ana uhape ~ 81
employment and the Relief Committee Is kcpt pusE
To- meet the demands made upon IL lor i"ou ".'
clothing The system Of relief Wnlcn i, H., III waY 50
tion in Yonk'rs Is almost perfect III us wa H.,
effective. IN fact. that 50 far as kloN" III ''"''
deserving poor have been neglected.
TN. Rev Or Thomas Armitage who lives IN
Yonkars has accepted call to fiji me uuIP,. y,
the First Baptist Church. Boston Tor me n.y. Ns
three months. For forty years pr ALmIIhbE'H NJ
n,sfor Of the Flfth Avenue Baptist hurch - w
York city When he resigned that charge. on a.,
count of his health. ne removed 10 hohkeiS' ""''7
he has since lived. n,
Yonker~ IS considerably exerSised over IN" DIi
introduced ~ Albany hy AssesnbNIIlah 49, ~
rrr-l the legislation under which TN" "N'rrstp" y,
W,rburion-aVr. TO Hastings was begun ms ~
made TIM. cost OF building the TWO brIIS's 81 'ro
road "A county charge but the l'"arI "l SUI,
visors has steadily refused 10 order the lS.ur =,
hon j. authorized for the work. ana now Sex ~
have the legislation aunuled. IN ,u,r..
National Guarlsmen hay" elected th'S' "iiI ~,
Captain r.. Alexander Houston, prrSdrn'' H',WV
tenant W l.. Thompson. Nce-Ires!ith'' 49,, W.
S',''',, sacretarv. Grorg, W Horton treasurer
IN. annual dinner Will b. held on February -
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PATERSON.

40 DANCING AFTER 1870 O'CLOCK.
The Catholic Young Mons Literary As'o'la'''" 81
Paterson is large and popular clnh Whl'h mum
bers many prominent and wealthy men. Inc ".''".
bers are now greatly worked up over IN" ii,t ".l'
,hov hav. had 10 give up their annual "ah''nS
c.ufiou which had been hN"I for frlaN H's"' ~
mis- week Tho indefinite po-tpon"ni'ht "l. ''
,flolr vas due 10 a reminder from thr pfii'S ~
81. Johns parish that ~" ruir- ol ',, fa,h"iic
aCrnirs after half-past 10 At night I'M" clup i'aS
r.iI thnsr receptions annually Tor som" UNI ~ ~
,r,nr fh. rules of the CoGncil were promulgated,
I'm, no one nicrf'rei l. + thought ma "I ,s.nts
,r,hl,. T.. tvean the Tov. Dr smith. OF - J'9'pn
,,rish and thr catholic club wnich aIo%', lI"!i
an alleged violation OF this rule. hit sGi"eIh'nP A.
H. vim its enforcement against tn" g. ! NJ - -,
m. members say that Nh" rule simply result -,
i,i.in,. Females 10 dances conducted TIL i"Ihlh
hnurs hv organizations outsih" ~" 'H"i0" ""''
'ii,r-tiuc money from catholic bodies.