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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
NIOIr\T VERNON.

Professor John X. Rees. OF Coluinpia e'o,,,,
ga, a course OF lectures on Popular As'lo ''
before the University Exteniion centre u ,,,,,a
vernon On Tuesday night. Professor res nv.
, hts Ioc,ure with stereopticon views anu
duel, especIally upon the instruments OF a'uU'
o,nv before the use OF the telescope by "a"ieo.
nov, lecture will be or Tuesday. November - ar.
rho subject will be The Earth Eary lucas "
10 p clinton Hook and Ladder
rorrnanv one Of the strongest and most pop"ia'
organizations of the Volunteer Fire RuilSing
o.sd a fonr DAYS fair in tne St"pneilsoi, -, ns
OpeI'cu Mayor Brush officially presided u. .i
opening and made speech that anrle for the
20, and confidence felt by the peopIc .o' Inns
iHiia .o' % Ian,,iican Mayor. The company thus ~
bpates The close Of its thrty-eightn song
seihtt sorvica entertains its friends WIN sors,
camcdv etc furnishes a good suppsn, ~ dimes
Sa,S anneities and collects the nlckels 49,
delicattu app Coz re furnishing fund Everything
from penwiper to piano ana ,ha hest f l" Composers
-" most Of the articles being presents ~ '''
~ Oh eiSnds 81 the members OF the oryahz@''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
r. F. NATHAN SUSPENDS.
NYLOp RETURNS.

HE WAS AT ONE TIME PLuNGER IN SUGAR
OTHER BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
The suspension OF r. F. Nathan was announced
on the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon lie
has been q member of the Exchange since 1881. ana
was formerly "a member of the brokerage hrm or
Content & Nathan. The firm dissolved last
NAV and Mr. Nathan continued business for NM
self with an Office at No % Broadway tie was
at one time a heavy punger in sugar 1t Is SAID
that he has not dealt the Exchange since last
July. James Seligman. of J. & w. Selisman CO.,
is his father-in-law.
The schedules of James L. Jarvis & son. whole-
eale dealers in -four, No 81 West Twentieth-st
were filed yesterday. showing liabilities s06l, nom-
lnal assets S7S 1872, actual assets s2l,65 They MADE
an assignment on July u to Egbert b. Seaman
and have since made settlement with their CRED
ltors II is said. at IS cents on the dollar
Isaac Danenberg and James A. Blanchard, VINO
were appointed as receivers by different courts OF
the David Jones Company brewery. at Forty
fourth-st and First-ave.. qualified YESTERDAY Dy
filing bonds of $4,000 each furnished by the Law
yers' Surety Company The question is now VINO
has Jurisdiction. and the Sheriff still holds pos
session under several executions.
Transcript OF a judgment from Poughkeepsi,e
was filed here yesterday against the New. orr
and Long Island Railroad Company for siSisl, IN
favor of Oliver ". Barnes. which was obtaihed
in the Duchess County Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
AUCTION SALE or HORSES
ANIMALS BELONGING TO WILLIAM PIcKHApr.
AND NATHAN sTRAUs DISPOSED OF

ANIMALS BELONGING TO WILLIAM PIcKHARD,
AND NATHAN sTRAUs DISPOSED OF.
large number OF men interested In road,
and trotters present yesterday morning :,
William PickhardSs private stable. No. l24 "a.
Seventy -fth-st.. at the auction sale there OF hor
belonging to him and Nathan Straus. The An.
tioneer was Peter Kellogg and when he raped =.
order among the crowd who moved around the fan
covered ring we're David Bonner. Lawrence Kin
d. r. Harrington. j. Dahman, Frank Fox Captain
J. Dawson, Horace Theobad. Frederick X. G.rnn
Matthew Riley. William Fasig, Aaron Fowler En-
gene OSulllvan and many others
There were in all twenty head put I'd IA,
auction realizing the sum total OF $685. or q i,,.
over an average Of 1920.
Here are some OF the colts sold, and the prices:
ceoaa sr J e. 1891 by che'"ood-cleop'ra; Ed
p! %nrs fr''i is5 by Morgan q"
BsE eTa"i' Blk t. is, b; warren-Be'haae' Frank
Tra H"ae' en- g.. 1871 by Frank w
u SaV1sY m. NJ 1855 BY W.imar-N@; John !"
cS Sn,Hys b. c. isoi BY chei~ooi-ove Ed%ad ="
Olympia T. Hs,'' En- t. 1871 by Edward -
cha,erians b. f. 1897 by chet1ood-d,a Frank !"
cns' "" 81 & Iss4 BY chiches'er-vani'y Fair;
w fifnH 1'i rn c. l.as by chctwoodNey e. '
sappho bk M 1851 Oy "i'na' -O''op""a' Eu"a'a ~.
f.. Verify 40
Lawrence en- : 1870 By Haro'dson-Nelly " Tshl.
Edmund 'ir b.. s. isso by sprague susero-EmHa:
Frank Connolly %
Perathra. br M 1850 by sp.ague supeFb-Peiun.a;
Walton. b. g.. 1920 by s2rasue Superb-'onten,; 7.
II. Howard ~
Maud b- m 1889 by ~Wilmar Mo!.a, Frank Bo;es. is
BALDWIN br g. 49,? by Wilmar-Emma: Frank
Boyer -
Hellia Dr. g.. 1889. by Sp.ague Superb-Neliy; John
oI diam b. g.. 1870. BY iier5idson- " "
Griffin ~
Graham. b. x. 1881 by G-csb, Lizzie H. Dur
cosimo. b. e. 1872 by Piedmont -Odeite John Allen 20
THE PROPERTY OF NATHAN sTRAUs.
NY Darling br. f. 1890. by Mansiield-Ies!ie. ~
Baird 80. $50
! Radiance b. T. 1891. by Earl Baluc-Adee; Tim
Asntars br C.. 1897 b. Aicantasa-Satnet. NJ Nc
Donald ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
THE COURTS.

,,n pr ATT SIZED FOR \ LARGE S''i'
,,orsop and Roger w. Woodbury.
49, a,oI an amended complaint yesterday J."
,he rn,tea states Circuit Court in SUI.
ss,,ns Thomas G. Plat: president OF the .n,'r"
statcs Express Company for SloiS'l 3d. -,
,irrs aIlege that they had an option i'r w 49,
ram the owner Of 10000 shares OF Hl'' sooo coo
stock in December 49, TOT '"'V o,. u,h,
lucy '.o spoo oco leaving 10000 profit for them,
seves papers combining maps ana o5 from Den
describing the mining propsrt{ Anderson Grand
Hotel Ncw-York The PapeI' ", wef mi. city' ami
ieft at the Grand Union Hotei, III tbe negotia-
tons were never ompec The s% Rscn secured
are SVV,"" iIr to been delivered. together with
n na 500 y expenses IN getting new maps ho'e' eN
nrnscs salary OF Anderson. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
IFDFHER MUST ANSWER TOMORROW

George W Tederer must submit to an eNs''" %.
ton touching his ability TO pay JIas'"sn.
slg, which has been obtained against him py u'O,s
Patterson OF the firm Of Richardson a f'
mechanical plumbers
An order was issued on Monday. return'' ,.
terday in the city Court. by wnicn Le'','' .,,.
directed to show cause way he should MOI oe ~ .
ished for contempt 1t is alleged that l.ederef "s'
ordered 10 appear for examination on S'sre.
2 3. and .. and that on each occasion n ,rrneard
gsrded the order OF the court l.ederST - f,r.
Yesterday and. through MS counsel ASKER %, b.
Their time TO show cause way ne snI hsd Tine b,
prepare the case, and the same was aa'0''
until Friday a; 10 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-Wllam Barrett. Az.
years old, was convicted of mansaughter in n.
second degree before Judge Garretson in ~.
Queens County Court, Long Island City yes,erd,s
morning. Barrett kept a dairy in the Blissv,,.
part OF the city. number of urchins in tina,
neighborhood made practice Of annoying Barrs,.
by breaking down mis- fences and releasing r
cows from the pasture lots. On the evening ~
september 4, OF last year he went to the pas,rsss
lots armed with a doublc-barrelled shotgun IT,
said he found his fences down and that the bov.
threw stones at him. He retalated By firing poIn,,'
blank into the crowd, Instantly killing John E,cas
nine years DID, and badly wounding several othssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
PASSAIC.

Edward w Gardner. OF No. 81 Highest. Passac.
has sued his neghbor. John H. Boynton. Tor ~"
damages for the loss OF a fine Ne"touhuiahd uos'
Mr. Gardner accuses Mr.. Boyntoh Oh po'So"'hs '"s
animal with Paris green The dog was Intelligent
1885,, nos hold in great esteem in the aristocratic
,,ar,.r in which the Garlners live because while
,ho mon were I'm New-York during the day. he
us.d 70 chase all tramps and pedlcrs out OF the
neighborhood All the women ana ch,dren Ekes
h, and Mrs Gardner was so Frustrated with grief
when he died that she was Ill for two days, ana IA
~ be attended by doctor. The dog weighed 100
mounds was four feet high. and Wore a collar IN
srrihed II am MIR Gardners dog. Whose dog are
YOU live at Highest. corner CT the Boulevard.
possaic A. J Where do you reside My name IL
Roger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
ACCIDENT TO IA VISON DALZTEL.

Advices from London say that Dawson Dalziel.
the general manager of DalZel3 Gable News
Agency In London. met with a serious accident a
few days since. In descending the winding stone
stairs leading from his Office in the Strand he
missed his footing, and, falling heavily. broke his
leg at the knee. The break is most painful and
serious one. likely to lay him up for many weeks.
He Is now confined to his bed at his house, No. 26
Collingham Gardens, London, and is suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
TIE BURNHAM FARM INCENDIARY FOUND

Hudson. ~ Y. Nov. H-The recent fires at the
Burnham Industrial Farm. at Canaan in this
county, which have excited great fear among the
inmates have been investigated by Coroner Cochran
for several weeks. Yesterday his labors re-
warded by open confession. The incendary is
an inmate of the institution. boy In his fifteenth
year, Walter b. Francois. sentenced from Bingham
ton, " Y. charged with pulling fre-alarm boxes,
also with larceny In that city He pleaded guilty 10
burning a building at Binghamton and OF being the
instigator OF the fires at the Burnham Farm. which
occurred on October Il and Is. The confession was
not made until more than ninety witnesses were
sworn, and when the prisoner found himself trapped
by the Coroner and jury He assigns no reasons for
the attempts to hurn the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
NAAlARONECk.

proper,y-owners in Mamaroneck are srea'y en,
10Y oyor report. Just fled with the supreme
Court by ex-senator Charles p McC'e'lan'' aS
re,eree in the Hawey Clapp estate NATE
1890 o,dinr IL that property sold under a for pre-
reierce n,,s sale nfteen years ago vas no.
the mortgage property INTENDED for sa fy 1 SUPPOSED
proper,H o W, have no title All the improve
rents a re also forfeited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
FIRST EMPIRE ART OBJECTS AT Auction.


The Georges lie Metayer de Guy collection of
rare objects of the Napoleonic period and Of the
reigns of Louis XIV and XVI which has been on
exhibition for a week in the Fifth Avenue auction
rooms No. 23S Fifth-ave.. was placed on sale yes
terday afternoon. The room was well filled during
the afternoon with curiosity -seekers but although
many and beautiful specimens of First En-
pre art were offered, the bidding was only mode
rately brisk and the prices realized were compare
lively low In all about 10 articles were sold, the
sum realized being $,s5S 80
An Empire fruit service, composed OF thirty
pieces each piece containing handpainted land
scape was sold for $500, the highest price OF the
days sale. A large Sevres tureen and cover, with
portraits Of the Empress Josephine and Napoleon
painted by lie BEL brought sll7 so. A bronze bust
OF a court beauty knocked down for N05 and
two Empire mahogany armchsrs. with ormoiu
mounts and covered with satin and gilt marscaron
sold for s45 Other pieces which brought good
prices were Imperial crown in gilt bronze, N2o
a porcelain plaque after Niberts painting OF the
"Grasshopper and Ant $50; pair of Sevres vases
decorated with imperial monogram and crown, S2o;
Empire three-ght candelabra, 800: bronze group
The Kiss" by Houdon. $50; Louis XIV buhl jar
'd,njere 800; Empire console $f5 Empire mahog-
any round table $40; Empire mahogany secretary,
0X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
Jersey CITY

Jersey CIV has h,ed a claim OF ownership in the
County Court House Jail and other public buildings
under control OF the Freei odsrs The claims are
for water rents and assessments which have been
pcrmitted 10 accumulate until they aggregate. with
interest s53l2 a. These claims have been adjusted
and allowed by the Martin Act Commissioners and
are a lien the property which has been Included
in the list OF property advertised to be sod on jan
uary o. 1895. Mayor Wanser says that unless the
ella ms are paid the property Will be exposed for
s,e and II not sold will be taken possession Of at
the expiration OF six months as provided by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
TUE CASE OF MRS J. Il. wIDMAYER

4 motion 20 dismiss the proceedings III '"' use
~ Johanna Barbara NidmaN't' I" "''''' 80"
,,bosa sanity Judge TrIaN on November hppo'hl"'
.,..to, VAS heard before the same Judge
l., c,ur.n,. Court chambers. yesterday. IN" oi"''
FOR , commission MAS granted eX-parte
Mrs Widmayer IL cighiy-ihrre years od' anu 'N'S
a, Xo ls7 West SIXTY -nrst-st She has an income
tror, the estate 81 nor husband. Geors" W iu''ns
CO. Isr 10 the sons and the granddaughter Ju',i
Ilartt who applied Tor The commission an D"n ~
-, ,.,,lv , million dollars which. exclusive OF tn'
tncnma 10 the old lady. H. accumulatnS II Is Stl'
-. ,rc granddaughter that the OLD ladN i OF w
nsS,suI mini Nr Dyctt OF Townsend a pyett
pr@sentrd afndavits to show Mrs Nldmnyvi :
Monday 10 file additional afiiavts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
TEACHERS PROTEST AGAINST THE 'h''

There was a largely attended meeting OF 'ns -.
Assistant Teachers Association at the Guy ~, "a
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was ca .S, NJ.
take action upon the proposed change III Wv "a.
laws OF the Board OF Education. when pfo''' ,,,.,
the dismissal Of teacher from the se'''' .,,Iys
sor,v DAYS Of unexciised absence in two SUE s nry
vcars After a long discussion, In whicn ~, .n vas
posed changes denounced }nre ihe com
appointed and instructed 10 appea' " TInc,ton 10
,,,,i,,ne on Teachers at the Board OF i.du.'"
dav 70 protest against the proposed change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
, TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Thomas 4 Darragh. a son OF Robert L. D''
ragh the builder who died on June H. "n''e ~ -
ccedings were pending, instituted py No '''-'
hay. him declared insane. has brought SUIT III tue
,,r,n. Court and has obtained temporary IN
junction from Judge TruaX Of the supreme 'o'' .
restraining Frederick X. Usher from diSPoShs u
any of the assets or property OF the hrm OF Nooc'
/ parraph & co. Darragh was prominent
builder and left large estate. lie WAS "'No''''
erom his first wife Elizabeth. about eighteen Year.
''' 49, -, .,t, About A month before
~ dcah his children brought proceedings 10 ,i ~"
hin, declared insane. BY the terms o, ms M,a, ~, az
~ 80 oarb ~ his children 500. with the exception
~ ono 70 whom he gave several thousand uo'ais
and IN his first wife he also gave $v' AZ 'ie iu'
A parragh i contest over his VIII - now pc,,
To- In the Surrogates Court. brought III the ""'''
OF his children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
,,,s II = suRyOCK SUING FOR DIVORCE

,,dga Rookstaver In the Court or common
Pleas Yesterday tried the suit brought py MIS-
r;izabeth Shryock for absolute divorce rom net
husband. Harry G. Shryock. a man wei known
f., baltimore Mr Snryock is the son OF "illlath H.
shrvock the president OF the Thlrd Natio"i' DAMN
Of Baltimore ilis father IL mnhoh"I'.
-, un,.,cL was called In her own behalf and
,,..1 % her marriage. and that she LETT heI
husband on April last. a. soon a. she disoo''''u
his relations with other women. when asked as u
her husbands income she appeared TO De some
what uncertain a. to the exact amount a''"o"s"
she was aware that he had an interest J" ""''
'' go 80, >, him nv his g:lndfather the
La. ~ y Mich she could not tell George l nan
c"rk ,ostinod that he hal gone win ShIyo'h anu
",,ran IA A., house OF ducstona 81" character III
o., t,iT,.enfh-sf Shryock met the woman IN IN"
s,,..t II has been said that ShINock M. an IN
I'M. - nearly xDVr a year DECISION WIS 'e-
served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
GOOD CONDITION OF The THIRD-ATE. ROll

The Third Avenue Railroad Company he'd 10
annual meeting yesterday afternoon. The old Boar!
OF Directors. WIKI One exception were reelected n
follows Henry Hart, William Remsen, S..ysnus s
Rlker. Robert George Remsen. Robert ". Taisf
John f. Parsons Edward Lauierb2ch Simon v
Enrich Abraham Ayrss. William II Webb, Enaa.
uel Lehman and Albert J Elias Samuel Townssa
IL the new member. This il IN part statement q
the opera tons Of the company. -
Received from car passengers IN 1874. &lWiGS
in 1893 81 3d. incr,as Sc 1854 2j5 - Gross ncons
1884, 1864 az %: in 1895 S5!gl y iner-ase ~.
Increase 1926 s36 49, Surplus. $1,000 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
NE WILL GET MOST or THE cOMMi0''o'>

Tbore was brought to trial yesterday III "'' ~"
nrcme Court before Justice Barrett an" ''. 49,
.,i,, brought I'm the name of William D. A-ui''
-. ,ho cr.se,n and Clearfcd Coal ana COX"
,,,,ry - recover 81 o5i 10 alleged TO be que ~
COMMISSIONS arising out OF a large coal "'"S'''o''
Iohn F. Ingcrsoll June s. 1891 mace q .o','l ILL.,
with the coal and coke company u 20" 49,
TONS ~ coal 10 the New England railroad
s'' - ..nts a ION He sold 055lo tons. re S.s .
mar tho commissions which lie was Ell &c 05 IN
'a,bcr with other expenses amount'l - 1870 I,,,r
:, '.a oad sio NtD ne the company hut the pallnce
was refused lie assigned his claim i9r INA in
to Hurst. who brought suit upon ~ "
favor of Hurst was given for So-" -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15

gun and appropriating stamps and other c,ov.-
ment property Warren Point Is a little stafiors ~.
the Ere's Bergen County short cut across 81. q
Passaic River from Paterson and Muller lew as
country store in which was the Postofice Es ps ~
the place to Lane. and took in payment n.y.. a
which went to protest. When Muller tried IN rs ny.e
possession Lane refused to vacatc and the s ,
men had a scutfie for the mailbag. Muller fns,,oo
s Nd han Iisar;h,ted Lane sent b waen the
shotgun. and with it chased Muller out, threaten,.s
as alleged, to blow his head Off. "k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15

to Chicago via Lake Shore and Michigan southern
RAILWAY The New-York and Buffalo special cav
ing New-York at 1880 p m. Will have new e,u'P
ment OF Wagner boudoir cars between New OH
and buffalo and in addition sleepinS.car from
New-York to Niagara Falls via Bufalo me MAG
ara Falls car at present running on TINS Train Vii
Rochester and Lockport, will be Withdrawn There
will he a number of important changes III tle
time Of local trains for which timetables should
be consulted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15

Bargain prices on many fine
articles 81 Furniture that must
be closed nut 10 make room for
new samples. 1, will pay you to
look over ,heir stock. Is West
23d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15

furnish such further information OF 'ne
subject as he may deem desrapn carried mani
The motion of Mr.. Ciahih WAS '
mousy. 49,, .,,o,,ad thar the chief en-
commissioner Low then movrl VIA. s ~ ,he extern
Sion of the East Side route rms VIZ Ssn taken uni,
Tuesday next at O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
PATTERSON.

United States Commissioner Alfred A. Van IIo-
venburg Yesterday issued warrant on complaint
Of John G. Muller. Postmaster at Warren Point
Bergen County. for the arrest OF Rowland V. Lane
a clerk in his employ. on the charge OF forcibly
driving the Postmaster from his office with shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
ELIZABETH.

Matthew Breen forty-two years "ld' VINO o""e'
Granite works near Evergreen cemetery ON
side Elizabeth died suddenly yesterday rom hear'
disease MIR Brecn was member OF NE hrn, u,
uorahan A. Rreen. who own a large granite guar :
y, or,ncy Mass He leaves wife anu three chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
co,.,r CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

supreme % as Ct, VIZ y io7 3d. o
10 san fe court chambers Before TrnnS m
saprme Spell nm, e b. ' 49,; KS r5l
iht5' ~, ,Sos ,,IT e,2o 5i5 233: 1919 clear
suprr%r Gog@ 'fS aroad cnac. case unfinished
nnrem. court special Term Part iii-Ad'urnei Tor
the Cr ,gr cou-rar, Iueforc Barrett Causes to be
sen, 1r. l1S" a anr' Par, IL kdjournel term
rca ces,-r,! -Hscr" aa i"Ts s,s nd N <s
a,.S 32.o as3' 22sa 2olo SIG .ai. i%'2 40 SSH
i %rn as, .rP"T ivncfor Patterson causes to
rom Part III l?r 1aL - Ts@s Freedman
Nos sos $50 40 600 Go7, olo 'oa ISL, @'' clear.
superior Court Equity ai,ro,I as
cs'Ta Ter% M, ,7 l-c tsT sedsweN
superior coari Trial Termarar I-I'rtorc GdeIsl"ey.
sunr%,or Cour, Term-Part IIT-Befor- Dugro j
NS SP' sss sGS icG7 ,oi lieD Ills 1907 ll0s 1888
i.Di sIG Case unfinished.
ca.e NJ: No. o7G wiz Of nicholas srsr.t o5o
No ic. estate q Thcresa Links at io;o a. m WIZ
Rchermnnn. Margaret GaIiiven Mary 6; Jones John
TSpnsT at Tnsesa n rIer m' "a, p M MARY
Surrogate cour,.Trial TermnnSfore Arnold s-No
common Pleas Special Term-I'efore hooksaver. J.
common rlcas General TeTm-Isfosc J naly c. j.
nI'cnGn 'r % and I'd r r s,o 'N p q" 81 ' . y
common Peas-Trial Term Part Before Gegerich J.
Nor 1856 los .tO lis7 1894 l2o5. 1905. 221i :loi
W.. 1884 1872 l5s 1865. i2nd 500. i23l. 81 1880 ssi
IRA oy. asG lOi -. tas" unfinished.
common Pleas-Tria Term-Parts II and lli-Adjournec
for the term =,
City Court-Specai Term-Bcfore Enrich. C. J-Mo
tons
CITY Court-Tria Tcrm-Part I-I,eforc Conan, J-Nos
ila2 .l6i Sn6. SCI 60. Ga $50. 3D. JW. hS'
GIt &C. GG7 $50 go. GII 6s. Isl. so. Ss. s2 ~,
Clear.
,'ty Court-Tral Term-par II-Beforc Mccarthy. j..
Nos a,s go 1865 rs IN 70G s45 III 1t3. $50 -
2,D 2TT 995 5iG 5l7 SIS 1905? 9ii go ~, 1' Clear
civ cour-Trinl 1erm-i,art ii-i!edore Van NNS,
Nos 90 iOI1 oS2 10 ioJl. IL" III. 1925 loN
loss M SOP 270i 10 40 .82s i06 Ost 500. 1000
~ 5DS. 0o lss, $50 aj 966 M. 072 $50. clear.
civ Cour-Trii Term-Part IN-I'etore Newhurger j -
Short Nos .iO DISH. 2i2o 1900 cs3 .i55 2oi
275. 1904 .s2 2t:i .iio 25io, .5s6 2i0 1891 Equit
| No lJi. Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
CHANGES IN " r. CENTRAL TIMETAB LES.

new timetable will be put into effect on the
New-York Central regularly next sunday Ihe
principal changes In 1t will be as follows
The dav EXPRESS now leaving New-York at 1910 a.
m will thereafter leave at 1890 a. M. arriving at
Poughkeepsie 1928. Albany 2S, Ctca o5o. syria
cuse los Rochester 1913. Buffalo II 10 p. m. The
last Western express leaving New-York at p. m.
will have sleepng-cars from New-fork ana boston
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s,.pREMr COURT CALENDAR

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE DAY can o. ''r '"P' '"'
,.., -, the United states for Thursday. November
:. ain N. os follows: Nos 81. 6s7. 81. 81 s. ~ So
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STATE OFFICERS FILE THEIR APPEiL.

VI THE COURT OF APPEALS sUsTAINs THE
,ovrp Co1-nTs THEY WILL BE FINED FOR
CONTEMPT IN CANVASSlNG THE
MYI.OD RETURNS.
Albany Nov 1.-THE State officers who can
rasssd tho Nylod return from Duchess County. and
made Osborne instead of Dcane Senator from
the Duchess District in 1891. to-day filed with the
Court of Appeals their appeal papers in the con-
tempt case pending against them. The case VIII
probably be argued in the latter part of the month
and If the Court of Appeals sustains the judgments
of the lower courts the officers Will have TO pay pay
sse1 % The State officers who a party 10 the
action are Frank Rice, Edward Wemple Charles
F Tabor Elliot Danforth and John Bogart
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" AND " j. BRTDGE STOCK SOLD
Adrian H. Muller & Son. auctioneers, sold ycs
terday twenty-five shares of the NewYork and
New-Jersey Bridge Companys stock belonging to
an estate. at premium. The price could not be
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
By Truax. J.
Real Estate Trust 60. SwordsCharles 4. Jackson.
Bartlett ~. McCarthy-I.orpnzn Semplc.
Poste Bischon William NJ. Hoes.
Nv Barrett. 7.
Matter Of Hecker-John NJ Gitterman
Superior Court.
BY Freedman. J.
Jacobs vs.. Harder-Ernest Hall.