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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
ayDREW G. CCRTIN'S FTNERiL.

LAST UoNORs TO THE DEAD WAR GOV Hi'N'"
PAID ry CITIZENS AID GRAND ARMY MEN
p.uefonte Penn. oct Notwithstanding the
-, ,.hi.h had fallen since early In the night, the
r,,yd which assembled here to-day to pay the i1St
,r,lut. of respect and honor to the memory OF eA
,,.orror Andrew g. curtin was numbered by
,h,s,rds Prominent men from all over the state
al claiming States were here among the NUMBER
h.iny Governor Pattison, General Johh H. h'ooN'
, II Mcclure colonel William t. Mann Judge
,.r,ty EtiIle Morton McMichael Judge Lands
Jerome u Niles and hundreds OF others. The hrSt
,,r, NJ tho neral services was a citizens meet
i, T., tho courthouse AT 10 o'clock. General Beaver
,1 tho memorial resolutions OF the Centre County
Dor ,ssori,tion which were adopted, and brlef tb-
MIS- were paid 10 the lie and memory OF the dead
r A. IN. clos. Of this meeting the body under the
.stort OF A guard If honor. was taken to the court
house where il lay in state until nearly c'''h
na NJ the pathetic incidents OF this hour was the
march OF 90 school children OF beh'oh'e p's' NV
,oHn \ few minutes before o'clock the oodS
was returned to the family residence In Highest
-, ratt,to,,e eervices were held. These were OF
- ,h. I.ll.f,nt. PRESBYTERIAN Cnurch. nal chaIs'
Il mo services and was assisted by the rev III
Dohinson Of the Western THEOLOGICAL seminary
Allegheny Ciiy who was " urI'n piH," yed 70
"a. I'niou Cemetery. where services were con
dtcted bv Gregg Post. No. %, q. A. X, OF WhNh
Governor curtin had been an honorary heHoe' eNe'
since its organization.
Uarrlsburx Penn. oct. lo-Seventeen guns were
fired At the State Arsenal at noon to-day as A
curtin Flags The public buildings were a' nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
THE GOCERNMENT CROP REPORT
THE CONDITION or CORN. WHEAT COTTON AM

THE CONDITION or CORN. WHEAT. COTTON AM
OTHER PRODUCTS oN OCTOBER l.
Washington oct 1o-The October returns to ire
statistcian of the Department OF Agriculture MAKE
the general condition Of corn as not materially
differing from that OF last month. II being g..
against 634 in September. a gain Of 5 Of one point
In most of the Southern states the condition Of corn
has fallen since the last report but In some OF tn,
Western States there have been sigh. gains IN
condition
The returns Of yield acre Of wheat indicate
a production OF about l3l bushes. being Is bushes
greater than last October's preliminary estimate
The indicated quality FOR the country : @@
The return Of yield Of oats acre. after con-
soliIation. indicate yield OF 245 bushels beng
one bushel more than the estimate for 1ast
October The average yield OF rye, lccoriins 70 ":
correspondents returns Of ye.d an acre, IS y
bushels against 1873 bushels in 1875 and i21 bush,
els I'm 1892 According - the returns the genera
average FOR barley l. 1873 bushels, against IL Dust.
els in 1898. and 237 bushels in 1872 The conli i.S
Of buckwheat as reported Is 12O, against V'- hs'
month. and 1875 october l. l& The ocioper con
dition OF potatoes is given a. 6i3. against - ss.
nnndition ~ tobacco as reported Is So. againg
745 last month. and al october J. 1888 The Gomez
ton Of rice reported on october l. IS s'N asaHS
The returns Tor October make cotton show q =.
cline Of 80 points from the SP'Tfm1eef, n, Son nlesss
month. The condition of cotton in June was VI
prospective Weld In the states Of North and Sous
Carolina il due in part tie storm which occurrs
in the latter part OF esp,emoe. For the NOS
the cotton belt is due 20 continued "ains that Deg'
about the middle OF August. and extended INTO sep
t-mber. There is much Of shedding rot and rust
ETC. reported as a consequence and in adlltlon ~
lit,le loss from insect ravases particularly by -.
boil worm Texas Is the only exception - As
general falling off in condition that STAT having
gained four points. notwtnstdndlhS excessive Tan
fail in some parts OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
,ot-pr c,r.FNDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-oeneaI Term BEFORE Van b;g,i' T. j.
supreme cjur,-Chambers-I'efor Lawrence Court
opens at 1890 a. n Mj2n gaena r, f3r@ ihsraham
J"iav, and fact Noa. 1921 1885 1883 .2 l233. 100
i it' 81 81 So s s s IS a. is: N. ~; L., :s
iN@ 1894 ISsj 1896 1871 ls9o l'y' 1900 1901 h'@
h .'rr %' I Special Tern-par rr-Bsfore Patterson
s q s i4 T f5o, f1F' r I cear russell
circuit cour-Tart I-Hrfore Barrett. J-causes to be
'' Gca coar-Par II Heforc Andrews. Causes to
c'oe ii Sloss . J-N $ss s:is
: :sa! -: r. ~ ' 5.S 9ia 3 Star ~" @ -
'' 5dprr" % Fa, % Tencfore Glderseve
Superior Gqur, Equity Tern s2se p"sro. J-Ele
sgp S%, ' 7S, So, So ST.; ST. ' -, ioa c4S Oar
S Ter los9 ~ 49, $50 So ol2 "a oil
IHoe i272 l2a9 i4i2 i.l5, ~. tl3 lsd. itl7
i's l9 1879 li LIZ iss 80 itt t Nrno G'1
d,y calenar WIS for probate: Leopold scheuef Freder
E%ertli John O. Peters Reyanna Kemp Lucle y Tau
SIX Ezabeth A. 0riswOld. at 1879 a. m corn@lia Hen
surroSa,@s cSar-Trsi He'orc Eilzsenla ,,,o
a m 10 go5 win Of Hannah SteinburF at 1870 a. m ;
~ 49, VII Of Thomas a EosGs sfs at c a. H.
Il y To- a. I:s ros g. } a s
los lV, ill., 81 il3 Clear.
xss o:S is ls ss 3 s liza Di!s s
s s F.: F.! : FL! 1s' i :: : F.: : sss i: i:! s!'
unfinished.
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Part II-flefore Bookstaver
J.--Causes to be sent from PART | To- trial. Gear.
Plcas-Trisl TERM Part flI-Adjourned Tor the
term
CIV Court Special Before Conan. J-Motions
CIV Couri-Tral Term-Part Before Mccarthy. j
Nos Gia as 43i, Isl 100 1872 1913 eoi. 40 40, d6e
'' S o StG SGf % p S0 HcfSc ra%ons J.
Nos GiN So 9l5. Inclusive. Case unfinished.
city Court-Tral Tcul-Part III-Before Enrich C. J..
Mo- 80 555 222o 1853 754. 1jj. 756 40 40 To- ~
inclusive Clear.
cry Court-Trai Tern-Part " Before Van WICK J.
short Nos ii3 262. 1909 ISIS 2f3 1865 lGit
1871 2Il2. 1872 2iO4 22s2 mo 2i07 2iOs 2l9j
1872 Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
CiLTPH AVID HIS r. MILT SAFELY HOTSE

The three hppopotami. Caph. Miss Murphy and
Fatima. members OF the Central Park menagerie,
were removed yesterday from their summer quar-
ters west Of the arsenal to their winter home In
the lions building A long runway of ropes and
planls leading from the tank TO the house was
erected and through this the family proceeded in
single nle Miss Murphy heading the procession.
Come on. Miss Murphy" said Assistant Supcrin-
tenlent Byrnes. In his most persuasive tones. and
Miss Murphy with ponderous sigh. accepted the
invitation, followed closely by her lord and master
Caliph Fatima. the glddy young infant who Is
four years old aand weighs 800 pounds was so
egger To get back to town that she twice
stubbed her tee and fell back into the tank The
guests were received with tumu,tuous OF
welcome from the occupants of the house. Four
all,gators were also removed from their pond in
door auarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
rrUpED From THE TEAM AVID FS'APED.

poughkeepsie. oct 10 GpeciaI).-Ohccr Charles
Case left this city this morning with TWO prisoners
CONSIGNED TO the Albany penitcntiary. one of the
prisoners WAS one Collins. alias G. II. cole of Dan
burv Conn Collins arrested for forging the
name Of James W Hinkey. and was on his way
to serve Il six months term of imprisonment
When the train left Coxsacic The officer followed
Collins 10 the end Of the that he might get a
glass of water. The prisoner ran out Of tine door
ana lcapcd from the platform while the train was
Going AZ the rate Of twenty miles an hour He
rolled over IN the ditch but made his escape into
IA Gods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
A PATRON or ASTRONOMr'
From The London Star.

FTUTI TIC "a
NJ. kaphae! Bscnousheim. who has onaSnstrse
advance trIic OF -,vt,Vp francs for the 80 pans
Ton OF "a gigantic telescope Tor The nens,
Exhibition, : Venerable Dutcanih 81, ,lua
ixed Francnman until nfteen years ago me a,.Iss
of "A wealthy banker. he began lie a. a. a. fathd
railway Inspector. but on the de.th o. 'honk
succeeded him In the management OF the nee tbs
BischofYsh eim seems TO live only 10 au,,Sole cos
cause OF astronomy He has borne the .Sn, 100 cN
of the Nice Observatory. when cost annaratD
and has made handsome contributors o, that e.
to the Observatory Of Paris. and aiso Midi lom
tabiished on the summit OF the Pic du ~, nh has %
feet up In the Pyrenees. The million hs rnber
several occasions sat In the French e"'
n Republican Deputy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
CHILDREN INVITED TO SEE THE AyIMALS

treat Is being prepared for the poor children o.
New-York Through the courtesy OF Manager HOE
heimer ~ the Hagenbeck trained animals al me
Madison square Garden an invitation has been ex
tended 10 the inmates OF several charitable instHf
tons in New-York. This afternoon 80 children o.
the East Side Mission. under the care OF MIS-
Forsythe viii witness the marvellous performines
while Archbishop Corrgan has accepted the lhNt.a
ton on behalf of 900 chi lren - the Catholic OrpnS-
Asylum This number viii pc augmented by us
addition OF 20 children from Randas Island tne %
yitaton having been accepted for them by n n
Porter president OF he Board or Chlri.leS a..
Correction \ special programme viii be- added :"
the ediiicaton OF the Hide ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
BIG ATTENDAN AT THF HAGERSTDWN FATR

Hagerstown Md. oct. 70 CSpeciab The bis agr-
cultural ana mechanical exhibition here this week
represents the products of southern Pennsylvania
Western Maryland ana West Virginia II Is one Of
the largest county fairs held in the United States
The attendance this season beats al records. All,
the departments We'll flied Additions have
been made 10 the buildings in which several classes
OF exhibits are housed. The marshals are: chief
}. Z. GeTbig. Franklin County Penn. aids j. VI
crawford, Franklin COUNTY. Penn. Captain James
li'.Sh. ADAMS County. Penn; TOWnrr hley. Jcfer-
s5n County. ". Va. j. W. DJdi. Berkeley County.
W Va, j.. ID. BROOKS, Carroll County. Nj Roy
O. DaOn. Y. l. keelN. IL ulGers.lNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11

Albany OCT; lO-The only new case arSued IN the
Court OF Appeals to-day was he appeal IN REGARD
10 the application Of the city OF Brooklyn 10 acquire
the pl,nt and franchise OF the Long Island water
Stppy Company. The arguments were not iih Is
and Will be continued tomorrow. InoHlds ". I'll
saU appeared az attorney for the water cofnpahy
and also submitted separate orie'. pre- va
the Mercantile Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
MOVING INTO VIEW QUARTERS

The well known publishing house OF Dodd. Mead
a Co Is about TO remove its headquarters from
no . East Ninetecnth-st to the northeast corner
OF Fith-ay". and Twenty -hrst-st. The new store
has just been finished. and is a handsome building.
1t adjons the house OF Charles Scr!bncr's sons.
and IS block below that % \ H. T. Randolph &
co. the house o. DodG. Mead Il Co was organized
IN 1870 and succeeded Moses n. Dodd who began
husucTs In 1859 In Park Row whore the ,... Br.ck
church stood. ava ctcrc stands The New
York Times" Funding. During the last few years
the firm hes published many books on American
history and contemporary literature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
rrncurvT on AN OLD WAR CLAIM.

Judge Iacoube yesterday ordered judgment en-
tered agains; the United states government VA an
old claim ..,.
Rafael Madroza Of Havana. CUBA wealthy
trader owned a bark. the Teresita' ana sent her 10
the United States for cotton
In lsG, the Teresta. while near the mouth OF 'he
Rio Grande River and laden with &~ bales OIL COT
ton was seized by the United states andnort,rSd
,rhs nronertv was sold a Cuban merchant, anu
the proceeds put In the First National bah IL" IL,
orleans The bank failed. Madroza began
.ui, ayainst the Government 1t has dragged on IN
,b" "o,irts and Judge Iacombe has finally gwen
Judgment in favor of the estate o. Madroza
charles Coudert Is counsel for the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
PREDICTION or con- SHIPMENTS PEEM4TrRE

There was talk IN Wall Street yesterday about
gold shipments but a representative OF a leading
foreign banking house said that the predictions
were premature. Current rates for sterling were
still far away from the shiIpns point and Eng
land did need this coun.ry's god. IL was NOR
than probable that wien the short interest IN n"
exchange market was eliminated by covering q
sharp decline In rates would result, al this con
dtion would be assisted by the cotton movement.
which would be In full swing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
JTDGE IND CONUINSIONER DISiGREED
ArHAM ROSE tai HAVING TROUBLE OVER HIS
NArIT ALIZATION PAPERS

NATUTNIIZATlON PAPERS
Judge Giegcrich. I'm tho Court of Common Pleas
yesterday ordered The removal OF Abram hos"h-
thai to the United States Court - have warrant
.l ONT ,,r rerilry In an attempt 10 got natural
ization papers by false testimony. United states
pistrict-Attorn~y Mott refused 30 entertain the
charge. and sont Koserthal. Assistant clerk ). H.
Ioos and a policeman. who accompanied RosehthaL'
back T., The court 81 Common Pleas.
KosenthaI had applied for uspers on Tuesday al
So. .ou,t and SAID n. was a cigarmaker living
at no iss Orcharl-st. Ros"nthafs application was
rejected and yesterday be appeared In Judge 'heg"r-
ichs court again for papers. and SAID he hEe'i AT
80 lsY MadisOn-st. ami was 4 tailor.
Mr. Mott saws Roscnthal violated no law, a. IL ~
not required in the United states law that A man
shall civ. his residence or occupation IN TAXING oui
papers II Is only necessary 10 show thit u" mas
been i've years in the United states ana one year
IN this state 49,, ,.,,
This Is the first arrest for perjury Sn'' th' Ilsh
for naturalization papers h"San JUICE 49, u
has refused a number OF applicants. and has been
thorough in his examination OF them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
u J. WCOMB CHARGED WITH ASA mr.

Daniel J. McComb Was arrested yesterday on a
bench warrant charging him win assault upon
Moses r. Grove The trouble is alleged to have oc-
CURED in front of the Navarro Flats about week
ago Mr.. McCon5 IS president Of the Guarante-
TIE Insurance ami Trust Company Mr.. Grove
lives at 80 81 West Eighty-nnths,.. and is largely
interested in water-works and electric light plants
The trouble arose over difficulties relating t. con-
tracts.
Bali was fixed at $500 !. Jennings McCOnb.
who signed the bond, lives IN Dobbs Ferry. He
gave ~ security Navarro Flats at 80. 10 West
tlf;N-eight hist. valued az AGW,VNp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
rorn.or r1crRsloy 10 SMoHoLA cLEy.

The Erie Railroad will run it's last Shohoa ex-
curson next sunday. At the rate of 81 for tie round
trip The display Of brilliant foliage along the
eastern division Of the Erie IL now at It's best ana
lovers 90 autumn scenery should not miss the OPP
portunity offered by this last cheap excursion or
the season The first express train leaves nam
b,rs-st. at q. m. the second 1T $50 Il; m, nv"
minutes earlier from West Tventy-third-st.' h'e
hours AT the Glen, home by $50 y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
yrDcE BENEDICT RUSHED WITH BUSINESS.

There were thirty prisoners before Judge Benedict
Yesterday In the United States Circuit Court. Grim
inal branch. United states Marshal McCarty said
that this unprecedently large number.
Eleven prisoners charged with counterfeting
and six for mailing indecent pictures.
Martin kel.v. alias Lonely Matt" pleaded guilty
TO counterfel,ing silver dollars. He remanded
for sentence. The remainder OF the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
c0LrvEI,A mar DOLxAKS FOR SAFE

The Sub Treasury has received from Washington
n limited number Of Columbian haIf-do.lars. 10 b"
sold - tho banks az par for gold. Severa! banks
took "a number Of the pieces Yesterday. with the
idea of selling them to their customers a souvenirs
Il lf ls found That people want them more vii! b.
ordered from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
REFEREES APPOINTED.

by Lawrence. j.
Man Saw Inst VS. Greedy Charles w. Dayton.
Nesbii campbell-John F. Ward.
Byrue y Byrne-Frederick j. Dieter.
Matter of Cadweave. TN re- Horton) Emanuel Blu
mouscl
Whresidc Noyac Cottage Company -John T.. Ward.
BY Russell. J.
H. H. Clanln & Co. vs.. Norris Block clifford ". Hart
ridge
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Lawrence. 4
Errtna T.. Hazard Hazard. Hazard a Co.-FranNn
I;ea.
By Russell. J.
H. H. Clanin & Co. Morris Block Sol Levi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
THE COURTS.
LARKrN RECEIVES 10000.
A slit AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND ROAD "i'o"
ING OFT OF THE BERLIN DISASTER

A slit AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND ROAD GROW
ING OFT or THE BERLIN DISASTER
SETTLED DY COUNSEL
The trial OF the suit OF Frank J. larkin against
rbe Long island Railroad Company TO recover
so 900 damages for injuries sustained In the ferh
collision. was resumed yesterday with 'he P"'"
tiff In the witness chair. ,,
Larkn who was accompanied by his phS ''''a''
Or Charles Phelps came into court supPoi ecu "
,vo canes almost dragging his feet along the moor
lie testified to the injuries he received III inc
collision and said that he had not been aDie 10
work since he was injured. although he adh'.''.u'
on clos. examination. that he mad been o'' u -"
house several times and had ridden on the street
cars more than once 90,
Resore the collision Larkin said he Weigheu iof
mounds. his present weight. he testiled' ~ lob
pounds. ,, .o,, on
After Iarkin had testified DR.. Phelps look OH
,,o e,r,tght Jacket which Larkin has been us''s
ard exposed his back 10 the vie" o. 'he jus
After this a taken. ana WINE l'a' N,''
r.aa waiting for court 10 reopen anu III .ile al
sence OF his physician he became UNCONSCIOUS anu
a doctor was sent tor; ,,,o,,, an ntIlov.s nd
banLe,s that had been secured, ana was UelHS az.
uf,,i,ered to by Or Phelps his lawyer. o. Wasnourh
e,tb and he counsel OF the railroad heln Il con-
nomnceI that they had come 20 an agreement am
~, Tho case could be settled. Judge SehgWlch
ttaI . "bor, conference with the lawyers, ana theh
,wrnInp 10 the Jury he said "'ien,iemen IN co i
s,a co in compensation for his injuries anu an
ggiii,l,nal 81 Oo for interest. costs ana INSURE
49,, 49,, rie llrv were directed to return a YER
dict in accord with the agreement Ih's was uo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
HORyER. BOND DEALER, AGiN ARRESTED


Edward IT, Horner. who Is dealer In foreign
hands In Exchange Place was arrested en- Tuesday
overiro by Deputy Sheriff Watering on an order
sicned bv Justice CONAN Of the city Court
Uorner f.. charged 10y George GosaS. of Lincoln,
- with having wrongfully converted foreign
hands belonging to him of the value of 5000. Cos
ling SAYS that in June. 1891. oscar Becker. repre-
entinr himself an agent OF T.. II. Hornrr &
go sold 10 him foreign bonds valued at $Dpi. They
vyer. 10 be paid fo~ la ins,almentS. Ia February
last, ,;os,ing says. he had paid al the money due
except $3.50 when hc called upon Horner Co.
and offered the $3.50 due ard demanded IN
hnnds t;osllng SAYS he told by Horner
that he would send him the bonds when he had
the account made out.
Costing SAYS he had been unable to get the bonds.
This il not the first time Horner has been arrested
on the same transaction. Cosng assigned the
claim to = G.. Patterson time ago. and he
caused fiorncrs arrest. Now Patterson has re-
assigned 1t to Gosllng. The bonds In question
are Imperial Ottoman Premium. F-"--a White
Cross and Italian Red Cross bond'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
TO sERvr Ar goLIyAL SAEARY

The Board of Directors Of the CONS stock Tunnel
Company yesterday elected Theodore Suro prcsl-
dent and Maurice l.. Nuhlrman secretary and
treasurer Mr.. Sutro. as president, has heretofore
received salary OF $500 a year. but he viii this
year serve AT a nominal salary, until the business
Of the company improves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
A SUIT AGAINST PHYSICIANS pIoMiH'rO'


suit was begun yesterday morning III ''c
court ~ Common Pleas against Doctors George "
Rachel Macmillan Romm and George W. ""oe'
by Wahe & stone. representing Co''' -
Va lD East Nineteenth-st. administrator o. sne
as,ate Of Jacob Klein who. it is claimed met ms
death through the carelessness Of the det"hoar's.
In Iune. 1872 the defendants started 10 perform,
an operation on Jacob Klein a chld Oh 'wo am
onc-half wears for empyaemia. They apfh'nis
,rd cbIoroform to the baby and it died whi-e
:, yas under the anaesthetic and before the opera
ton was begun. ,
Tho plaintiff also alleged that "hen ne uscoN
tho child was dead. Or Weber said We h'dre
, rist,ke in not at least sticking knife into the
nov before we stopped. We cou1 thrh NJ r.
c,,i,no1 that he died under the operation me
dnsendanfs made a general denial OF inc S.'iS
and both sides had summoned lot OF Ml''ie1 ,foJ
fn give EXPERT testimony. Damages were HSAe"
for to the extent OF %1Vt " III hoo, e,h-
vyhen All The. plaintiffs evidence had DeSn SUI SUP,
,,tt,ed counsc for the defendants noNed that .i,
case be dismissed the ground that no sS ~
ma heen shown Judge BookstaNer sustaiieu 'io
motion and dismissed the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
COr,PT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. oct. l0.-The Court OF Appeals ca.eh'ar
for tomorrow is: Nos ass 49, s8 1913. isi, 49, iSs
and Jl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
Az Old NEV-YORK LANDMARK
THE BULLS HEAD TAVERN IN THIRD
AVE
history or TIE r>Mors iHN-A DEFECT II

HISTORY or THE FAMors INA DETECT ~
TIE TITLE or THE SITE or THE OLD
DETER COOPER MANSION.
The announcement was made in june last mat
vaccinations were in progress for lease OF what
is known as the Peter Cooper property. in Fourth
ovo hotyeen Twontv-sevcnth and Twcnty-e chth
SIS in favor o. the American lithogra9hic COM
pau. for "A term of twcnty-on" years. with TWO
renewals at $1,000 year, the property 10 be I'M
proved by the estate. The company had plans
preaared for an eisht-story hrcproof building 10
La ercc Tod a1 a cnst OF alhOmt sllOen0. The nrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11

f. c. Bohne. OF Louisville. Ky. made short ad-
dress on Ethics OF BANKING" The Varying state
Laws Governing Commercial Paper was ably han
died by Thomas y. Patton. OF New-York, editor OF
1.-THE Banking Law journal" He presented in Il
general way a few G. the pcculiarities ana con-
fiicts OF statute and decision which contribute to
make tho law OF commercial paper incongruous
and unsuited to the needs OF bankers and upon
this based plea for simplicity and uniformity In
the laws which govern tse subject He added:
Inc H~cttsit| or UNIFORMITY y more pressing IN
the OF commercial paper than In that OF any
other subject. As &: is now. the banker or bust
Who acquires commercial paper payable
in STATE other than his and Who contcm-
plates the difference Ia State statutes and the
variety OF judicial constructions respecting one
and the same instrufneL; must often become in
volved In a fever OF doubt exactly where he
stands IN the matter OF Its coecfibty Instead,
he ough; to be able 10 feel that the same rules OF
,no,s IN NswYo1k and that under the laws OF
the one State he Is required 10 take the same
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