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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
TO HELP rOrNG ATHLETES.

An entertainment; for the benefit Of the Law
.cnce Athletic Club. an organization of boys from
thirteen 10 eighteen years Old. under the direction
@. the Church Of the Holy Communion, will be
given on Saturday evening at the Berkeley Lyceum,
10. - West Forty -fourth-sf. Two plays WIN be
given. ".The Oxen. Gate by &. HaddOn Chambers
ANA lin Hcnvr Bound" by Sidney Grandy Those
wno w.ll take part IN them are Mss Lancaster
Miss burroughs. Arthur Duncan Moir ana Lucas
L. Sage Evert j. Wendell and others Will give I'D
di;iCnai entertainment The music will be furnished
bv landers Orchestra. Among the patrOnesscs are
Mrs :. Picrpon; Morgan Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
Mrs J. Hooker iIamerslcy. Mrs 5. v. L.. Cruger.
Mrs Charles Gould. Mrs. William Is"lin. Mrs
bran *. Stevens and Mrs. Arthur .JuEcon NOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS MAY HOLD REAL Es-
TATE IN THIS CITY-ANoTIiER IN
PORTANT RULING.


TATE IN THIS CITY-ANoTiiER IN
PORTANT RULING.
Albany Jan. 1G-rhc decision of the Court or
Appeals to-day in the case Of Frederick }. Ian
caster appellant. agt. the Amsterdam Improvement
Company Is an important one. 1t bears upon the
right of corpora incorporated in other STATES
10 hold real estate in New-fork state. The Am
etorlam Improvement Company was incorporated
under the laws of the State OF Ncw-Jersey to deal
in real estate. 1t obtained property IN NeW,i oris
City Upon the question of tho right to ho!d II the
lower courts decided against the company BAT inc
them good title 10 their posacsGions IN this S'ale;
vicinity. -, - -, :, =, r,,,.,,ud
onOellant agt Superintendent OF the banking De-
i.arircnt Preston the effect of the decision OF tr
Cour; Of Appeals which was rendered today VIII
lie TO remit to the Special Term the realtors APP
pcaii5n and the decision Of the courts be,
low The rclator appealed to the Court OF Aprea is
from the decision Of the General Term. "nicn
refused 10 file q certificate of Incorporation OF me
Peter Cooper Savings and Loan Association OF
New-York City because in It's articles OF associlcc
ton there was n provision authorizing thc sSue ol
prepaid or stock; The case J. or Spcc'al m
terest for the reason tina. the court niakes u.-
csion or a question which has never before Dscii
decided Ii Is that savings building ana .oaH as
socatons may issue prepaid or income stoch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
TTRDTNIND p. EARLE'S CREDI7ORS
THEY HAVE FURTHER SECURITY IN CllATTE
MORTGAGE on THE HOTEL. NORM ANDES
FIXIPFc


A chattel mortgage for $4,000 on the fixtures
Of the Hotel Normandie fled yesterday morn
ing In the Office Of the County Clerk. The mortgage
YVES given by Ferdinand p Earle as fur'her
security for money due the firms of VI. * D. S'oah"'
the Phoenix Furniture COMPANY OF Grand EaPids.
Mich and the Gorham Manufacturing company Vi
this city goods furnished for tEe hitting mp OF t
New Netherland Hotel An injunction was op'''''"
by these firms from Judge Barrett on MohuhY r.
straining Mr. Earle from disrosing OF or l.; any
way cncumbering the lease u inc LOCI c .,Ii,
,nandic Within three hours after thc ihjuhct'"I''
WINS granted Itr mortgage Wa issued 'nd
iugs :ic2ins: sir. Earle were Hiscohtli'a'i I'm 10
lintics are $9l.5)S -. ., - -,
1hc chAtic! MORTGAGE shows That Mr earle oW' i
.Corharn Manufacturing C"grauy $If ~. j. NJ. * >.
sloane Sp3 IA c. and The mo niN Furniture 'o:npty
si7 G3i rs This mortgage serves ~ stay o. lnrn'
,Iroree-i!.;cs in tre action in which IL" lnihcu ~
was issued. George NJ. Pinney. jT;, VIZ" re- cs,S
tho firms mentioned. yesterday admitted the hlHS
II m" InoTicare. Wi he said was further Al
di,ion to other securities already given by ar
Earle The minor creators Of the NcT Nr,neIi 1A'
he said could be easily SATISFIED ani lror ,,9nH5i
mia In fl,l without trouble. Mr. Pianey H"H,'
,hat thcrc was 10 disposition on ine par, 81 ~.
tnr1p la-.c creditors to push MI. J. rl'. lat ih4i
10, ai.rul- wanted further security IT NOR
none in vlcw Of the present siowness OF the
Ia ol trYCi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

The orator before the Senate callcn
this an "age of progress" He was
wrong. progress" does not half ex-
press it; it is an age OF revolution.
Revolutions carried ON, not by armies
but by discoveries, inventors ami
brain-wOrkerS. 1t is Il marvellous age,
an age when the ordinary will not be
accepted, when the best is demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
KINDLY YEuorIEs or ". L. HANrRSLEY.

Tho death on Monday from pneumonia of William
Livingston famorf,ey caused rood deal ~ inter-
cstng comment among the business men. racing
men and Others With whom ~ had o~rn NOR" or
less associated. Every one has kindly w1fl -
say OF him and many Wer" The p.'affh; N'.' tories
which thr mention Of hi name recalled - already
announced the funeral VIII kr pace ms morning
ut 10 O'Clock at 81 NRres's Roman catholic 'nurrn.
Forty thir,-s, and Thiri-av". tmong tno,r mo
are expected to be present are Edmund Nelly. the
Ecy = Brockhols, Morgan ana ~" ltcr. DT J'-
seph II Rglance. J. may b. mentioned thgi Mr;
William Livingston. the last ROYAL Governor AMI
frs, Continental Gov rn1f Oi N'W-Jtrs'N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE PRlrrR EOOE c0NrTyATicy BEOKEN

Shortly after the Episcopal General Convention
held ut Baltimore in 1872. u Book of Common Pray
'r revised by tn" convention WIS pm. on the
;l,ihc, n - cents. Tn" trade receiving discount
II - per coat from that price. The largest four
dealers in prayer books had agreed that . cents
s,oTd b. the price whether one book or 100 be
cold cxceoi In thc case % dealers. This p.,cc TO-
ml.pol uuhrolSca ur,il this week. when n book,
printed FROM the same plates but ON inferior
paper Wa placed the market AZ j. cents. ard
with ns advent ~" praycr-hcok oombina u IN went
r. pieces all concerns making haste To redccr
tho price Of their books to meet the cut rate james
I1tt Of Jane. Pott & co. No. - Fitth-ave.. said
'NVr have reduced the price Of our hook!, tlouEh
thor. dls exist al agreement between this house.
'rhomas Wilson u Sons. r.. q j u. lounr ana
Thomas Whitaker. to keep the rrayer-booN price
AT =, cents have nothing TO say against th,
new book. and If the reduction IN the price . WIZ
e,ryc 10 circulate the Book of Common PRAYER
,,r. widely, If 1t will tho means Of bringing
The book t. the notice OF people who otherw,Se
would not enjoy its Dement'S. am pT''cuS S'"S-
p.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
J. G.. AUSTIN WAS DROWNED.
SO THE JURY IN THE SUPREME COURT
Decided.
A vEnn,e~r AGAINST THE INSURANCE COMPANY
WEIGH REFUSED TO PAY TIE
Policies OK HIS LIFE.

WEIGH REFUSED TO PAY TIE
Policies OK HIS LIFE.
TIL. plaintiff In the suit for $1,000. the Insurance
IN the life OF John c. Austin. against the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association won an easy VIC
cory yesterday. The Jury was out only twenty
three minutes and then brought In verdict Tor
the amount claimed. with interest total or
s16752 90 Austin drowned. according TO the
n,aintiH on July T. 1884, at Manhattan Beach. The
insurance company refused TO pay :he two policies,
which were for s5Oo and $1,000. the ground that
.nstln was still alive. J. f. Austin. brother OF
John c. Austin and executor Of his viii. accord
inely brought suit In the Supreme Court. Colonel
+ C. lanes for the defendant. sought to prove
that Austin was not drowned. bu: had been taken
away in A sailboat. 4 number of Adirondack
guides declared that they saw Austin IN the WOODS
and at various hotels in August ana September:
1884, and several servants said that on Juiy o..
Shrewsbury River owned by his friends the La
Marches. ....o.,.,.
The fe,c witnesses who were examined Yesterday
gave 70 important testimony. Colonel James mace
detail the many facts cOrroboratye OF his theory
that Austin had not been drowned, but Was III
conspiracy TO defraud the Insurance companies. "A
few DAYS Def July 4. 1891. he bad taken an &C.
cident policy his life for $1,000 al'nougin, nLs
finances were in such shape to make IL unlikely
that he would under ordinary circumstances, nave
spent any money for insurance -.
w c. Trill made the closing address 10 llie JuIE
for the palatiff. He called attention 70 'he r.
markabc character OF the testimony given by NE
Adirondack guides and the former servants OF tnc
In Marches. Judge Patterson's charge to the jury
lasted over an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

hcmspheres to be the only discovery
for the great modern evil now known
to the world. Like all great discov-
cries, it has had its enemies and met
with opposition, but its marvellous
popularity with the public has been
phenomenal, and its complete acknowl-
edgment by scientists and the profess
sions has been deserved. 1t stands, as
it deserves to stand, upon a plane o.
its own, pre-cminent among all prom
inent discoveries for the relief OF hui
mainly and the promotion of happ'-
mesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
1NNIDEPSiRY or TIE CHTHCH CUE
TO BE CELEBRATED WITH A DINNER THIS EVEN
lNG-TIIE PURPOSES OF THE oRGANlzA-
TION AND ITS GOOD WORK.

TO BT. CELEBR ATED WITH A DINNER THIS EVEN
ING-TIIE PURPOSES OF THE ORGANIZA-
TIoN AND IT'S GOOD WORK.
The incarceration Of the Church Club OF New
York was recorded In January. 1888. and this even
first year OF its legal existence One of the guests
of honor ut the dinner be given at Shcrrys IL 10
be Bishop Potter. whose return last week from his
journey through Turkey and Greece has given the
club the desired opportunity 10 welcome him IN this
entertainments Among others invited is Seth Low.
who is expected TO make an address.
The club has a membership OF iis. the names OF
Richard T. Auchmuty. Charles T. De Forest ana
Andrew J. Todd having been Withdrawn from the
list Of the living in the course OF the year rms
club exists 10 promote the study Oh me nis'c ~,
and doctrines Of the Church. ana TO stimulate .nc
efforts OF cnnrchmtn ior tnr Welfare ana mo ior we
maintenance OF the latin me motto r 80,
Sancta Cathoiica ct Apostoica Ecclesia, Is Dor;le
on it's seal. It's mcmbcrsh!p IS limited TO iaynGn
baptized in the Pr)tcstan; Episcopal Cnurch' OF ~
any Church in communion herewith me ahnual
,iucs are paid II. Andrews Day. inc Glup-
rooms in Fifih-ave.. near Tweniicth-S;, are pedS
nrtly arranged and one of the features Is library
selected with reference the special objects of the
club members in their literary studies
The organization has been active also in me m
vcsticati6n Of social questions It's force is fclt
rather in suggestion than in execution. An inquiry
into Inc work OF the Church and other beneficial
agencies below Fourtcenth-st.. with report Oh
the subject. united. with review OF socs con
school report is yet more distinctive in its char
acter Of tnoroughness in inquiry. and decision IN
providing courses of Lenten lectures. The series
FOR this year will not begin until April l. ana Is 10
he devoted to the general question OF 'Kigh's anu
Pretensions Of the Roman See. &C.,. y.
The present officers OF the club are George q
Wrigh, and Richard ii. Derby: vice;presidents. and
John II. Cole secretary. II has three classes oi
trustees and several com M S
in degree the different parts OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

{, ard around the loop at Ann-st and will be run
at no greater speed than five miles an hour ne
laying of the regular double cable which VII De
run al about six miles hour going north from
Ann-st, the power house Is al that remains 70
be done All arrangements have been made. the
able has been received. and there Is no doubt mat
superintendent Robertson will have II stretched ny
"Wednesday next From the power-house al Bayard-
St to the northern terminus the cars Will run AT
the rate OF nine miles an hoAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
DIR. NJ. BEYER, OF WUEzBURG,
GERMANY.
81 hare used and shall continue to
recommend Warmers SAFE Cmt tn all
circles Of my aeqnaintanfeS.
DIR. .X BEYER."

presence far too often is not realized
until their treacherous fangs have been
fixed upon the vital portion of life.
Nothing can bo more deceptive, for
their symptoms are varied in nearly
every instance. Thousands OF persons
have been their victims without real.
ling or knowing what it was that
afflicted them. Thousands are suffer-
ing TO-DAY who do not know the cause.
The discovery above mentioned has
been acknowledged throughout both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
% RrcouuryD rnr GREATER xrwroR1 Fill

TA. C3Am '.onors IN Municipal Consolidation
Including TIE president. Andrew H. Green. the
.c -pr' '.d NJ. !. :. T Strinahan; Commissioner
Edward =. i.ntel. and the secretary. Albert l..
l'~' .chr. VII ~ 10 Albany today - appear be-
fasr tlr Joint Committee on cities from the Sen
.f' and Assembly. IN reference To m" Greater New
Nor. bll now icnd nE. This hearing ~ the Com
misslolsrs was arranged Tor ~ Senator Cantor
aGd Assembly man !. u. Bur;s. The Commission
e~s expect faNCrlh." report III" measure
though aiier It has PISSED The committee stage II
may meet som" opposition from Brooklyn mem
htri. VINO would prefer that the Greater New
York should be- composed OF Ncw-York and Brook
fru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

About thirty persons sat down last evening to
dinner in the Hotel Grcnoblc. and enjoyed them
selves with songs speeches and rccitatlons. after
carefully selected bill OF fare mad been disposed
Of The guest OF the evening S Il. Honheimcr.
manager OF Iagenbcck's trained animal exhibition
and the dinner given by Louis Hauchhaus
president Of the company which owns the show, as
sort Of parting salute TO Mr. Honhemer. who
sails for Europe to-day the Teutonc. IL Is the
nte 0! the management to increase still further
tn number OF attractions and the variety OF anil
mas which may he any day AT Tattersalls
and M loffheimer has been selected as the agent
- accomplish this purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
, mo METEOR SEEN At SCI

Captain Mckee OF the Clyde Line steamer Yofaas-
see from Jacksonville and Charleston tells OF a
marvellous sight he and the members OF his crew
witnessed December -. when the steamer was
fifteen miles south Of Charleston Bar A giant
meteor 'Qs big az six fun moons" WIS s4en ron
that day; al co O'Clock. az The sun roseT sbsve
the horizon. tho meteor flashed into view in the
east and passed across the sky 10 In" south. The
shp's log gays: An immense meteor fen. bear
ing about east. leaving a wonderfully bright streak
90 degrees long. and lasting ten minutes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE TINE To BUY CARPETS

John and James Dobson. he carpet manufac-
turers. of No. East Fourtcenth-st. say that what
they are hoping for nowadays IL to be able TO keep
their thousands OF employees at work during the de-
pressed times. They find that 10 do this they must
cut down prices OF their productions relentessiy
but they are determined to do It, In fact they have
done 1t already. for since taking the January In
marked down, in many instances to figures actually
an especially good time, remarked above. to
buy carpets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
4 giG REAL ESTArE TRANSFER.

Frank l.. Fisher has sod f)r Robert Wallace the
cir., four story br'wus;onc dwellings. with three
story bathroom cstcnslorr cahlnot-trlmmci. on tho
-,str sde ~ West f'ighiieth-st. Tho sizrs
Two i7cN5yl1-2 >. two iSN5S1l22 and four 2)X5fNloc2
rh Mo- ip - ~ y ari f,r S-s).g0 - the Column
has Impr'vcment COMPANY Nr. Wallace takes az
part payV "lt ny" lots oil The n1rthctsi corner Of
Ev.f..e Drive .nI Ninotf -fouTth-s:. three in the
Drive. ami $50 In tie stre'.. FOR TIE consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
soyy or yr7ralvS KLrcr orSrcrRs

~ 'hc election of Officers Of Lafayette Camp. No
49, Sons ~ veterans. he'd recently the following
ve.r elected. captain John V. h. clarkson first
' nte1lrt Raphael Tobias: second lieutenant. F.
Enrcnc I'fr"i,. camp council. Charles T.. Sprague
J. - Mgfp1y ard ". Traver Glib. delegates 70
CD" National Conv' ntlon. T. Tecumseh sherman
an ~. THy'r Gi5b. aitcrna,e. By the courtesy
- lafayette Post -. \. H.. the installation of
To. officers MI take place at the headquarters
OF the post ~ Masonic Temple. on Friday even
lnr. \ sociii reunion VII; d. he'd after the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE WHOLE rnIRDArE CABLE NEARLY READY.

Unless something unlocked for happens. the driv-
ms Of horses will soon he lost art ON the Third
ave- railroad. The work on the cable Is rapidly
nearing completion. and Superintendent j. H. Rob-
ertson hopes to have the last cable laid Wednes-
day next The system is in perfect operation now
between Sixth and Onehundre ed "A nd thirteth SITS.
and the gas-lightcd. roomy cable will be run
TO the southern terminus before the first Of next
month In order TO guard against accident from
rapid running at the Anr-st. loop through the
crowded section near II. a slow auxiliary cable
put down on Tuesday night. This cable extends
hon the power-house at Bayard-st and the Bowery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
NEW STEAMERS FOR THE CrNiRD LINE

Line yesterday received word that two srcat
frcight-carrying steamers, for between this
PORT ana Liverpool, are 10 be built by the Cora
pany This * a new departure for the Cularl Line
The boats will lie ready BY the spring Of year.
Special accommods tons Will be made for the cat
fle-carrying trade and this Is doubt INTENDED
offset the similar preparations 10 build tina.
being made b. .he White Star Line. t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
HOFFMAN HOUSE FORECLOSURE SUIT;

1ud.., Iacoube in the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday renande1 20 the supreme Court
the suit OF the Farmers Loan ard Trust CQjnpaHy
for the foreclosure o. the mortgage on me H9 MN
House H.. held that there WAS no point OF C'N1-
froversv when TIE transfer was mace So
Judge Cow.nc. In General Sessions VIII on LOU
day hear the reargunicnt the demurrer 10 NJ
Indictment found against ". =. -. stokes ana w
r. Martin for lbeliinS Il. >. stokes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
BIZ KFRy RACE WITH 4 FAILING B2Tck.

BIZ nj IN MT 2 " III i FILTFNT DaIT n :.
men yesterday afternoon. just minute after they
had left the stock Exchange. Building on the New
st. side The confusion caused by the fall or
a brick from the Manhattan Life Company y new
building. Fortunately, saw the brick
falling through the air and gave the alarm 50 mat
every one got out OF the way. Tho brick struck 4
door Of the Stock Exchange and from there bounced
into the window Of w. H. Granberys office, smash
ing the glass and also a news ticker inside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
WILLIAM EDWARD robson, NJ. Ii
C. 8. l.. l.. x. q. G. l.,
Late OF the Royal Navy OF England.

81 rmphanea|Iy state that /haTF bee"
abI, to giqr more rrlirf aad r6rct more
cuyrs 6r the Mt Of Warmers SAFE Gre
than By all tic medicines " the BRITISH
Ph0yWac0p0fia.
U,.N. EDWARD ROBESON."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
sIyCLTlNrCUS CHESS PLAY BY STEINiTZ.

chess players. to the number Of 10. witnessed
an exhibition O. simultaneous chess pay given
by W Sieinitz the champion Of the world against
TWENTY-FIVE members of the Newark Chess Club. on
Monday evening. The champion was IN splendid
form and won twenty games. lost one and drew
Cur Games which were let unfinished but add
indicated as drawn.
..,ondod mr.. tho rctois NJ MAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
AM.L-rriTED TIL RrLrC1rD.

Islac McCav the ton Inspector 81 H." Arpra'f-r's
stores. has w.hn IL" lart three months r'j ''t"!
.. COZ psckages containing ll5oc0 pounds Of Ping
Sucy Tea, un3er the tea act q; l'N} r"i citing
adultcrated tcs. The BAN" r the importation ot
ndulteratel trt l'.s Oh ihe e 'n'9e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

IN. a,v r,ss $40 It was pa!d for a piece thus
der r bed m the catalogue: "Flawoss Lang II 40
b., -sorm vase: c:c-m crGctle IN necE ana OF,
b. I, surface OF the vase Is Iaot;lcd In peach ana
So ie-boeuf Iielght. Il inches. vanish cru
IL 90 Teakwool stand" The sale WI De m,
iss 4 th. Afternoon at 80 o'clock when there VIII
b. offered a lot OF ola Thebetan, MoAso.an ana
{ ,eae idols and s.a,pettes blue and waite spesi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
LOVE FOR HUMANITY.
A Strong Desire for the Highest Good and Best
Welfare of the World.
THE GREAT WORDS OF GREAT MEN,
Most Remarkable Array Of Outspoken Statements
from Men of Mark in Both Continents.
INTERESTING FACTS AND FACES.

preserve the health and lcngthen life
than any of the discoveries of the great
men above mentioned. 1t is known in
Europe, in America, and thrOughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

81 prescribe and nse Warmers saH
Cuyr in 10th acute aid chronic BTghfs
disease, and am ariAing 10 acknowledge
and commend it NEST tjankT.
K. n. GUM. " D."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
JIITNtt'I ~ IT. q " TT
Amended are the Getci.s OF play:


Ste!n'tz Won tw1liy, drew flnr and Iost 0A".
Emanuel lascr viii give exhibition Of 81
mu.tane5us pay ut the Brooklyn CHEFS cub on
Ssturday nest 49,
Emmanuel Ilser received a letter from w. Stcin'z
yesterday In which the champion said: with
great reluctance agree to the reduction Of stakes
from 5000 500"
In the same letter Stenitz make number Of
propositions. to which laskcr, however, cDIld not
make al !mMeiate reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
CoI-ET OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany Jan 1.-THE Court % Appeals day cal
endar fer tomorrow is Nos Ill o. az 3D. i-l iV'
III, l73.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

III I found mysty the Titfim @S
sfyions hdncy nonbh, / ShonM at once "ss
Warmers Safe Cmr. do LEWIS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-13
RoyaIton.

Prot; Wheeler from Burlington visited
at ID. I. Denison's last week.
Miss Beatrice Kendall, who has spent
the summer'lat beaches near Boston and
day.
in Burlington.
Miss Estabrook returned to her home
IN Portland, Friday, going via Boston.
large invoice OF ladies' and gents,
boots and shoes just received by Geo. A.
Laird.
Herbert Gallaudet from Washington, ID.
y, is spending few weeks with his aunt,
Miss Alice Denison.
Several from this place attended the
State fair last week
Geo. A. Laird is selling good winter
wheat Hour, Gilt Edge brand, for $3.50
per barrel, or three barrels for $40.
MIR. Ira p. Adams has been much worse
during the last week.
Among those who We're in West RAN
dolph last week are Mrs. G. A. Laird and
Miss Lucy Denison.
Il. A. Thacher from West Randolph is
painting the buildings on the Wild farm.
George A. Lard has just received car
load OF feed, which will be sold at prices
as low as anywhere.
Miss Annie Morse came home from
Burlington last week, having spent a
week in Waterbury on the way.
VIM. Skinner has been confined to the
house for few days.
Miss Hartig willsbegin her work with
this church Friday evening.
Buy ten dollars worth Of goods Of Geo.
A. Laird and get handsome erayon por-
trait.
Isaac skinner from Brockton, Mass,
visited bis aunt, Miss Lucy skinner, last
week.
II. Goodwin was recently home from
Springfield for a few days.