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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
THE COUEgTS
HIS MIND A BLANK ABOUT TUE NOiHo'

ror,ners.oueh Brothers the clothing menufact-
ura~s began suit in the City Court yesterday D.
fore Judge Conan, against Jacob Flnelite, 10 re-
cover s5s7 on n promssory note Endorsed by + me.
lite The suit as1 involves notes 10 the amount VI
sl2c eco indorsed by Finete. The action grows our
of the failure OF A. II. King d Co.. IN juno i''''
for whom Fineiite made the endorsements
r,reIite,s defence is that when he Endorsed the
,o,es in 1893 he was non compos mentis. on June
& Of that year he says. he was out driving IN cen
tral Park with strange man To whUi i,r iae ,,he
irving - sell the horses they were then oiiVihS ne
horses ran away. and Flnelite says ne was tnIoM .
10 the ground sustaining fractured sKu.i, - pddi
Of the skull driven into the BRAIN an! thc ,
PENDANT says he has no recollection ol tie '''''1
covered BY the notes. ,-,,- ..ono-.,
which he has lately conveyed to hrs i2ther-lh-ia"
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CRITICISED FROM THE BENCH
DIsTRlCT- ATTORNEY FELLOWS COMES IN
FOR A SCORING.
trDcr FITZGERALD DECLARED THAT THERE
WAS AN UNwARRANTABLE DELAf '' '
INIyG THE CASES or MEN ACCUSED

A
tvtyG THE CASES or MEN ACCUSED
OF ILLEGAL REGISTRATION.
1udye FITZGERALD in Part OF General Sessions
Yesterday. gave rebuke to the D's,i'c'-s
office for failure to act promptly Vi 'he '', ~ =,
ments brought for Illegal registration Ao""'
ocIock Part I was we'll filed with prisoners an"
their friends Judge Fitzgerald asked why 'ne
cases Of illegal registration we're not nrous"' ~
vord moro promptly. Assistant District-A''o'hes
O.Hare gave Instructions to hurry matters
,udg. FITZGERALD said: There has been plenty
~ time and vet the District Attorney o'i'oe s'
80 he noving no attention to these matters. Where
"a the District Attorney? | want him mere 10 NJ
tend 10 the public business. This rs niue Nho'' u
an OUTRAGE. The District-Attorney must attend 70
his duty" ,. -, 20
,lo.d sonc were remanded till the afternoon anu
some cases we're put over till next Tuesnay'
Assistant District Attorney Davis came n'' ''"'
and said that IN view Of tho fact that there were
,,,,, caaos On the calendar all for Illegal regis
ration assistants had bsen instructed % iooA
into MI the cases. that those VINO were '""o
cent might be released at once
Judge Fitzgerald said: In these cages u appear
n hc evident from the statements OF oihrerS ~
I'm, Dia,rict Attorney that there is some difference
ho,ween their testimony now and that given When
tho examination was first made that IN" ohcers
have received further Information showing 'na'
mistakes have been MADE. II rs an ou"aSe "
taao thcse pcrsons moment In prison f's''i-
day several cases appeared in court ana we're n'S'
missed upon the recommendation o. the D'st''o'-
,t,ornev After the adjournment OF court re-
NAMED I'm session for hours In order thdt JUSTICE
| might be- done.
This morning these cases come on the 'a'e''''
here. and there does not seem to have oeen any
examination into them Nobody seemed 10 be IN a
prsiton 10 give any Information 10 the court ~.
ful,, aware that MIR OHdre IL not resp0iisip'e iDi
thIs condition but somebody Is responsive lo' II,
! ! am very glad Mr.. Davis that you nave come me-
court ana that steps will be taken at once III the
, matter. =, o.. ,hts .our, il con-
cerned VIII keep IN scssion any length OF u'nr
I'm order 10 facilitate common justice wJui s'dtr.
! a., Mr. Davis. that from conversations win my
| associqi.s / am certain they VIII do the same
| thing" , -t.,-o-s u,ara
| discharged upon the recommendai9n OF the lls,
,rir,- Attorney: Michael Sneehan No . hdtha'r
/ SIiinrr. Michael Ftg..lo. No. i43 t,ark t,o -
| pIreilsou 40. Chatham Square; Nlcha"i flr,
! X ~ Bnwcry; Joseph l.csinsky No - Avenue -
/ t,rrv Macon No q Monroe-st. Nicahsek Joch
| N ts0 Eas, Eighty -fourth-st.; benjamin Sluirr
| 30 10 Bowery AMI Fred Cavana. No III linton
! r,ce Waller Lehman pleaded guilty TO hlegaHS
| rcgsterlng and was rcmanded for sentence.
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THE FRANCHISE ILLEGALLY GRANTED

Asbury Park ~ j.. Nov S-The Supreme court
to-day rendered a decision adverse to the A3Dury
park and Beimar Street Railway Company, when
runs its road through Asbury Park. ocean Grove
Bradley Beach and Neptune City, teFinin"uhs al
Pelnar A year ago the Common COuncn oil >tp-
tune City granted a franchise 10 the compa'y' i-'
varl Ratcheor of Philadelphia. who owns Si.vgWV
worth OF property in Neptune CITY was opi,osV" =,
the road He alleged that the iranSSn t narfV
ted legally .bAcause a majority OF the pIoPo'
ov.ners along the line had rot cohseiteu 70 ~ a
hmildng of the road Mr.. Batcheior ca'Tlcu TIC '"S-
to the supreme Court -, .o,.o,+ the COM
The qecisloA il is expected viii prevent ,mg cuI
pany from running It's cars Ine e e,d pAn2ea,.
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rprr cI.ssEs ~ PHOTOGRAPHY

To meet the demand Cor teachers OF '"e ~,
Pitman photography In the upper sr"'. ,.,sh,
public day schools. where shor'ha'" ~ - ony
free classes for the instruction OF te"V"' Zach
ars now hcins formed These viii be hela , ,s
saturday beginning on December /. at the .' 40
~ the civ OF New-Yori,. Twentythlrdsi' anu I,
,nr,on.aye.. at 2:so D. m. and conducted oy y, oi
Mason, principal OF the Metropolitan s'" ~ tho
shorthand No. ?5 Flfth-ave. reachess Of this
upper grades wishing to take aa valuable ar
should communicate Immediately psrsSSn nns No.
letter with Messrs Isaac Pitman " 'o
Union Square, New-lork CITY
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PRAISE FOR THE UNITED PRESS.
ITS woEK ON THE ELECTION RETURNS 'FRONT.'
AND COMPLETE.

omaha Sch. Nov s-"The Wori-iIcrald" prints
the following:
The World Horad' desires 70 compliment the
service 81 the United Press election nigAt Long
before midnight lts wires hal brought 10 this office
decisive state fOngr's -iunal. municipal
and legislative tickets from all over the country,
and the columns ~ The Worli-Ierslt" bear tcsti-
m1ny the Tact that IL j. supplied with t"''graphit
news b. Al association whose service IS prompt
and complete.
Colorado Springs. Col, Nov S-"Ths Glz tie
says this morning
We have reason to be proud of yesterdays Ca
zcttc." Those u readers who the Denver
paper yesterday hal fine illustration OF the differ
crce between editing with brains and editing wIth
n scoop shovel Thee papers were a mass of und-
gested and mostly lndges,b's figures. The Ga
zeite" presented the results clearly and grouped In
such 70 bring order out % the chaos 81
returns. For this. however W. cannot tlke Al the
credit. The United Press deserves it, full share
Its report that night tho most definite. well
dlgcstrd. clear and comprehensive report sent
from the East II Colorado on any e.cction night.
Washington. Nov s-'Thc Post says: "Th.
United Press covered Itself with glory IN It's master
" handling OF the election new9. II covered the
country AZ II was never covered before b. news
organization. and left nothing 10 be- desired. The
Post yesterday. aside from its special reports,
bore abundant testimony 10 the fine service OF the
United Press.
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cURySJNTHEMCMS ~ ALL C0L0RS
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OPENED At THE EDEN
MrisEE-FIOwERs WITH ALMOST IN
puoEnt rNt'E \IIE

.N>t.I, EXHIBITION OPENED At THE EDEN
Mr,sEE-rlowERs WITH ALMOST IN
pROSOUNCEAHLE NAMES.
,-.dor tho natrouage Of many wcll-known society
women in New-York the annual chrysantheinum
and aover show was opened yesterday AZ the Eden
Nusec and in spite OF the rain there was an al
tendance which bids well for the success OF the
exhibition. There 'ghty-onc rare ana costly
specimens OF the odoilcss but beautiful Hover on
exhibition. comprising he elite or the chrysah-
themum family Besides. there are rare palms ana
foliage plants So the MUSHROOM OF the Eden
Musee for the time heinz. has been transformed
into a floral bower. A STRING band plays ana the
naughty flowers lift their heads and accept the
alteration Of the chrysanthemun hends.
The chrysanthemum habit. once acquired. Is very
Difficult, to snake Many happy victims Of the habit
visited the Eden Muscc yesterday and rcVelicd In
the show. Chrysanthcmums are known by the
names Of their owners. BY some fanciful cogno-
men suggested by their appc arance. The star
pieces on exhibition are: THE Golden Wedding
The Mrs. A. ]. Drexel.' Tho Hicks Arnold"
1.-THE George W. Chiis." The Mrs. Archibald Rog-
ers." The Mrs. ". h. Vanderbilt" "The Mrs.
Frederick Goodridge" THE Mrs Alphcus Hardy,
The Miss Emily Ladenburg." THE Miss Minnie
Wanamaker." THE Mrs. Craig Lippencoti' and
"Thc Mrs. George Bullock" Among the less pre-
tentlous ones are THE Queen" MAUD Dean" tine
Ivory" THE Challenger" THE Beau Ideal
spelled Bean the proGramme-"The Marie
Louise 1.-The Puritan The eod Dorothy Taf0,f towST Go
Among the rare palms these are worthy of men
ton If only for their equally rare names: THE
Prltchardiensis." The Rayenala MadagascarIen-
Desert of Sahara. and when pierced with knife
yields pure and fresh %a,er o for the thIrSty Arab
Australian tree-fern;. the rare iish-taii' palm OF
caTy st Sol 5d tn as hS or rs'her IT.
orcAiQ Of the Tarcst type. aud beautiful In III
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A CONCERT BT MISS NINA KELLOGG

An agreeable concert was given on WEDNESDAY,
evening in the ballroom Of the Hotel Waldorf by
Miss Mnna Kellogg She had the assistance OF
Mrs Ieonora Won Stosch- Rowland, vio]inist NJ.
Mauguere tenor. and Emil Levy, pianist MISS
kellogg has a good coDtralto voice. WHICH was
heard to advantage In Masses "Chanson-ISohe-
mienne" selection from THE Queen OF Sneba,
bv Gounod and an aria from tine Prophet" Mrs.
Won Stosch- Rowland, who twas a favorite with the
audience played the andante from Mendelssohn. a
Chopin nocturne, Godards Canzonetta. | ana a
mazurka by Wieniawski NJ Mauguiere sang
Chaminade's 'LInconnue" The platform and the
room were handsomely decorated with plants and
vines Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William g. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Albert Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Francklyn Gilbert Franck-
1yn. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Mr. ana Mrs
A. D. Juard the Misses Miller, Mr. ana Mrs.
Maurice Macmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. w, w. lay lay. Nj
Wood, Mr. and Mrs; Clarence McKim' J. Dunbar
Wright Mr. and Miss Page, Ms. W. L. strong.
the Misses Strong Mr.. and Mrs. James Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. I1rrel. Murray Mitchell. Mr..
and Mrs Charles NJ. Raymond, Mrs. i. Morgan,
James struthers, G. s. Wallen. H. NJ. Ward Frank
Ward Roe Davis Clarence Nappock and M and
Mrs j. B. Newcomb
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pr,rpyyyG FROM EURoPEAy SHORES

Among the passengers who arrived mere 80,
dav on the North German Lloyd steamer na' TO-
from Bremen were Mr. and Mrs. T. ~ OsoS.ss
Mr. and Mrs Moylan Thomas, Mr.. aii Mrs u'''s'
w. Watjen jose Dolores Rodriguez. o. b. AN 90
Mr. and Mrs A. W Balch NJ. ard MIS- W.
Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. ). Baldwin. Davis Oe
Miss Amy W. cabot. Albert Drasdo. y phe. 49,.
j. Daniels MIR and Mrs. William Ebiins' :.
Essen Or. Jonas Ely. \. J. FRANKS Henry ~ go.
mann Friedrich w Frsrchs Mrs. Char''s
Simons. August Fauss Julius Godbers' r@, " .'.,.
mann Frederick J. Huntington. Mrs l.. s. lux ~
toa A. G. Iia,ford. r. \. halford. f. y hA u,.
Moses Uirschler Mrs. Morris Holman "a, az, loss
Der Aron Herzog. Philip Hoppe. Carr SuEE ,,asrer
NJ Knox captain kclly. Dr. Heinr!cn, = fomh
Charles L. kracke. William j. Temp Ss AZ iocke
j Iiebmann the Rev. Or. and MIS-. I'm Johannes
Albert LANCE Thcodor Leutheusst, .nhsn,r
Leupke simon I.ewali, Rudolph N,uy Robert
MIR and Mrs Edward Mitchell. H.. :, MAJ W,i,,sm
Never John Morton, Christian May WIZ"
War5or and the Rev. |. Mics. ,,~sra
The Red Star steamer Naesland from - rnsri IA
hromght a,nong her passengers jules de hs'ncn nr,n
Esucnnvn, Georges ie Nicolescer. r '' pau
lieutenant and Mrs. Il. q. HILL Mr.. ana ,x,ii,r, r
n Uuettner Miss Louise A. Hummer, Wennmnei 4
Leigh c. H. Torrison. Leon ' an LOO. Wr and
Wcnzeu the Rev and Mrs John W i.suI, $500, a. cas
Mrs William Bretnsr Miss Helene IESeerns.t
sar Colinet Maurice de PradeA MISS l. ,a",b Krs'
Alfred Erie Herman Ere. Peter Milan" os.,sn Ma
wItzky Nelson Merrill. Frederick {. fH, ,
Theodore f. Plguet ard Albert Roseh'"'S'
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TIE PHYNLdND MAKING A LONG VOYAGE

The Rcd Star steamship Rhynland. which sailed
from this port on October q. has yet arrived at
Antwerp, and her decay Is occlsoning some COM
ment The Rhyn.and usually takes about twelve
days from this port 10 Antwerp The officials Of the
Red Star Line are not alarmed about her and D.
leve that she VIII be reported to-day. She has no
doub, been delayed by the recent storms which have
swept over the North Atlantic and has been obliged
to lay to for some time. The Rhynland Is a stanch
steamer. and her captain Is able and experienced
commander. She has been long as seventeen
days In running from Ncw-Yori to Antwerp. On
that trip she was delayed by head winds and seas.
Tao Rhyn.and hao crsw of l6), and carries Is
cabin and ls5 stcerage passengers There IL "a yet
no reason for anxiety about her safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
DR. PARKHURSr SUFFERING FROM COLD

The Rev DR.. Charles ii. Parkhurst spent yester-
day ut his home In East Thirty hfth-st.. reading
letters and kilograms OF a congratulatory charac-
ter. He suffered somewhat from cold. and denied
himself to visitors for that reason, but there
was said to be nothing serious In his indisposltion
DR.. Parkhurst expects to spend two weeks In Lake.
With the Society for the Prevention OF Crime and
the CITY Vigilance League. He Is president Of each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

almost perfect sSy-hluc coorrg. The Jidsing o,
the plants will begin to-day. W. J. ste" arr Oh
Boston: William scott. of Buffalo. ana Professor
Samuel Ienshaw once Instructor OF botany ~, >
lumbia College Will be the judges. Prizes VIII oe
given TO the owners OF me winning plants.
Among those who visited the exhibition yeSt'T-
dnv were Ms Louis Fitzgcrall Mrs. r.. h. Terry
Mrs Jordan l. Mott Jr Mr.. T. r. l,gdew' c Mr,
Theodore A. Havemeyer Mrs fieIerlck, ICON
ridge Mrs J. J. McCOmb and Mrs. John H. ' m
derpool. a much better attendance Is looked ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
4 1lrs sEyrKXcR ZOE "nrLLv powERS

William j.. or Ball." Powers, who while crazed
with drink killed John Delmore in n barroom at
Seventy ninth-st and Avenue A last March. was
convicted of murder In the second degree yesterday
The trial was in oyer and Termlncr, and Assistant
rict-Attorney John F. Mcintyre conducted the
prosecutioh.' The testimony showed that there was
! no quarrel between the men. and Delmo-e shot
While 40 get out OF the liquor store. Powers
Ein be se4tepcsd TO imprisonment for ufe on Tues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY ADVISED
TO GIVE 1T.


COCKTAIL 4 "a rNrox rrAGrE." ANn TO
End WITH SOUR CRATES" STRONG
rrrus. ANp PARTY rnrXEs'-
"nrrynlIcAx crow AND
"IFNow srAREows"
o% THE BILL
Clnv VI. Greene sends the following 10 TIE Con
ISOLATION Editor New-York Tribune.
In v.cw OF the recent sweepng defeat ~ the Four
remind Won that many ~ its faithful mlnions Will
ere long md themselves without food or pallet
the end that thr y'ctors may not enter upon their
several allotted duties under The inpuiation o.
being In any way nimical toward the Vinqiisn'h
take the liberty o. suggesting That inc cohorts 81
the Lac Lamcnt'd be eNienisd publ banquet ,,
by the Committee ~ seventy, before entering upon
the Papicss period that began upon the wlnt,y s.K,h
carefully prepared. after duo confederation by the
chef OF the Go,l Gov rnmcnt club. AMI Is respect
fully submitted:
MaHs'I iu Gles c's'n .sas & 'Giaa ''@n'
This kini o., a,ss, MAJ an Levi r. Morton
peooa.ea cava. '' Tu4,3y sacaoya on Xxx ron.
And Cleveland orawnsa'A. Tor ned shifted The con"
ing soim"-A Mug"ump.
.m chogde "a Pas 4" "a Rg" ea 1 5,.T" =.
son ny +. n, @2 Sy'c r5 ' e,saa ' an ABOVE ="
Poisson
siz1led Fioanier spi, Mnek"tei al s'' 10
back Morris Teku.skt
rr'reme's
peyi.lci crab ia L~Asa Tamnaal'' "a; i Con
'~Thcss p-,g lcuf0rg hlf stun indeed Sn''hd''
Petlta NcrTss des cons dement's . .,
Champagne Extra Dry vintage 7o, N'Iy hhfI 'p p
~ ar}r 'han or soI, -. n1r's Mr, ci .
narhecued Tiger. c,chon "a straus
He WHO aenled ari ran away indeed possessed th'
larger head. The Quondrm Candidate.
...-,.. .,.,..h c,a sTa,gh .cr Frozen Marrowfas
came iersuua-i this wiuffy Ca. ana N'~r ep
very mafsow.''-1he Fatcd r.o~er.
r,o,lil.on crow. I~sow Spsrrovs Temmany Geese
Gone let hrn.ey cat our crow, Tor We were b'e-
indeed '-Es Mayor GhFoy 1e,cp.
Lettuce spray. Avec Lnne du B,n samaritan.
I'm cast soothing Oh upon the troubled waters
= ayor-cltct strong
"''' N Captured cake. swcets II 90 H.,
! ."Thes. our dessert: Wc. We dd meri, them -hus'
J. Gran. ,t
strong Inurs IaHy irnnes .,.,,.s
! And these the fruits Tammany. %: Thy msIonS"
80 ' " cafc Noir niab.e. ..
! ''Ie, the devil back. III get sui "' sh"''' -
r. &. Plait ,..,-.
NewIerscy Ample Jack c,nn S5s,n,e McKiniey
Appe'i..r (yntafe 90. .., =,
Eat drink and be merry. Ter teF-h'''er We "' !" ~
! Tim Campbell ,,., -, ,,.n
Music BY the Band-'I Know Bank Wheie 'he W"
| Thyme Blows
..1tou hadst ,ramp.ed the worn; II tuined an
s,ung thec.'-The Public Me.noite 10 1"mhlny i"u"'
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.r,,r,. SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

washington. Nov s-The day call in the , mica
states Supreme Court tomorrow WI y a.
Kos 81 &. 60 G.. g. 20. z. %. 20 ana o.
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co,.vr.cALBypARs FOR TO-DAY.

sspr,. @ ''s 90 S ss g. 1'9' * i.
Is suS2s. aSS., c Tpsf a, Ii
opens al l9SS a r n I'f tenn Reach
Law and a N 22S 70 2 ;s 2 ,isI i I4s, 49,
ia i7ss isc6 iso2 1903 1895. 1919 is2' 1854 case
srprsme Court Special Term-rar, lobefoIs An
drew Elevated RAILROAD cases Case uni,n,, until
M s19rSmeN SSSr,~f' r. la '''''' b.
sen. Gf om cf Part III 70! ii sloS uan;eed
Crea c9ur,rss id T.orr i &ure r ss' sho
cau'c s1 Nos s77e sos z- 49,; .5 ;Hs S KS
$40 slci 5te $50 silc 'S Day ,, , sslenss ,
Nos 24ol 2i7o 2is4 25lG 200 lds 1851 ~ i',D 80
circuit t'ourt-pan " Be;ore Patterson. cause" 10
be from Part III Tor trial Gear Freedman J.
N Sspes' ~ 10 So 49, $50 $50 go SOL
%" scr sTH ccuit Equity MeAdam J-Nos
' SUPERIOR 70 ar la Hi i I ss5sT1s1 ,
sao 10. Ts.m-r Pa ,, Itic III is
i l5 ii9S s' Isl H. ~ - i3 ~ jadse ~
Nos 1905 So 1867. liic 1905 ii92. 1888 SO '~'e
sFaiss & Isso wiz Fsss+ Sos
Php Iteaves. John Hertram. CoIn-us = ,,ser, Ih'"a,
l oi3S a. No. wn6em muller William 4 Hardt cyTu,
". Fed. it, Maria Meyor. Margarrtha krs'hen'ad al
strrorac's court-Trial Term BEFORE Arnold. s-No
9sl will Of John Diver. 1890 "A.
Common Pleas Special Term Before Bo'hsia'er' j
No. Is. Clear.
Common Pleas General Term-I:efore paiys, c. y
Elaehon ,r =, and Pryor j' s 10 20 q 80 80 o.
Common Peas-Trial Term-psr I-Rcforc Gicgerch ).
Nos 222s 2D7, 2lgG ITO. 12i5. 7G9 1888 l23s 300
lls7 1851 l2si ie9' 1906 i5os 2s'A 2ei 1854 1921
Common Pcas-Trial Term-Pars II ana III-AdJourned
for the term
city Couri-speciai Term-Before Ehfch. c. Mo
tOns
city Court-Trial Term-Par' before Conan, Nos
us 1914 795 4G3 49, eli. 80. t26. SOC Si6s Hpa
;a i5s 649 go, 653 Ca. Ga 60. $50, 651 Case un
finished.
City Court-Tra Term-Psrt II-I'efore Mc,arthy, J
Nos III. s3 J&. $40. So. $50 oJG lO'ji =.
1872 1926. ia 9os ~. 3Gi, 90 -. 1867 lo1s 12s.
zoe "a. 1871. Clear.
CITY. COurt-Tral Term--Part III Before Van Wyck.
mos 5s9 BOOB 56l. 500 81. 57i, 81. ' 30. 100
76l 7A, T73 9f3 Ji6. ga. 9l3 951 $50. 9O3 J6G 30
34s 600, "a. 80. 3o4, sos. M. a12. Clear.
Citv court-rrial Term-iari N-Before Newburger J..
Short Nos 497 1913 1850 2j;l. 25iG. 225 2o
&ss. 25l. 25i7. 25o2 2il7 100 lsiG 24S6 2l" 2i52
2ti 23o 2I,5 2iJ6 1865 2sj 2iOi. 2i, 2iD6. Equity
Nos 80. SO. ~ so 81. 90. -. I2 1870. 1i2 1876
14s .Jv. l6l, 1872 SO. l5 100. 1856. 49, 5s 100, 100
\ Clear.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
It

y REFEKEES AFPOINIEI
= Supreme Court
ny Truax. J.
Matter Of Mil.er-Sephen v Speyer.
Matter of Observation-Disclosures ". Morgan.
Lockwood vs. Holly-Warren W. Foster
Thomson Bailey--GeOrGe ii. Hart
Mackie Mackie-Danel l.. Ingraham.
BY Barrett, j.
Lubiin vs. Jacobson-Neson L. Cannon. jr.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Common Pleas.
BY Bschon. jr.. J.
Esther Friedman Isidor Elbe-Joseph +. Currcn.
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$. ,-.ita 4ud San F-sDcisc . arriving al
6GA a NJ. CONNECTS AT Sacramento 1T
1o25 A. n Fi.n the New Orleans
.~L'es> for Fresno, santa }..rbIra,
Angeles, san Diego ',.oa; $40 P.
y &c, Woodland Knights Lane ing
LAX r VI. Daily AIts,-- ir Express
100 train for wi y. pd-ca, Battle
ipurtain Pallsade, ,t.3en and
.asi. Carries local fir- sg~- passen
era and through secnr ''++e passan-
-rs
O.OS r. -Caily- at.Hc Express
OsSO train for Rosevi nm Sacra-
ueatO and Ss. Francis u Benicia
srriVing at s:4n A. M. c cts at Sac
amentO with train leaving at 1925 \. NJ,
" Stockton. i.ath op, san Jose
an Fra cis"n Fresno Los ngeles san
Nieg0; a L. /, via New orleans; at lo:
- \. N. for VII iaa,s. Willows and Rcd
ling; at 3 o. ~. foi Red Iiuf and at 10 80
? n. Ior 81 irysvilie, Chicc, &+iiing,
PDrt.isnG Puget Sound East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-01-03
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Shirts of the latest pattern 75c to $3.50 made to
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5 zI5A7
Floral Guide for 1873


Contains Q iored Plates of the Al
pine Astor. Begpnia, Dahiias Cans
mas, Clrm is, Durchmans loe,
Pansles, Corn ,nd Potatoes.
Descripti MS and prices of tl.~ ,ery
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Nnveltle4. Try Charmer Pea
and Golden Nugget Corn, they
pleased everybody last year. Hun :
dreds of beautiful aud appropriate
quotations FROM the best authors
makes it The Poets Number Every
lover of geod garden should send
10 cts. tGr Guide, which can be de-
ductoG from first order-costs no
hing. James Vick's Sons, Roch-
ter, N. 7. NIL