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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27

THE Sulphur Valley News has issued daily edition. It IS daisy and is bound to cut wide swath in Cochise county in behalf of the republican candidates whose cause it espouses. Editor Pugh is at the wheel ald will make things hum in the right direction. He is anti ring and stal vast friend of the people. He is to be compllmented ou the appearance of his paper. Long may she live and prosper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27

THE attacks now being made by members of the present territorial admi- nistration OF Hon. N. O. Murphy are, we confidently believe no part of the handiwork of Governor Hughes. On the contrary he has had nothing to do with it, ahd further, be does not propose to mix in that kind of business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
Precinct No. l.

w. H. CULVER. w. F. SCOTT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
The Grip

ROBERT FRAZER. IGNACIO CALVILLO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
w E n,

Tax Collector Pima County. TUCSON Sept, 13 d&w If
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27

fully and truly appreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
4 GIEL BIDLY TREATED.
ANNIE KiRnY'S TALE or HOW SHE WAS ROBBED
nY GREEK PEDLERS.

ANNIE KiRHY'S TALE OF HOW SHE WAS Robi'tp
nY GREEK PEDlERS
# Annie Kirby. ared twenty-five. mulatto girl
~ 4, 22o West Torty-seVenth-si. Is truthful. she
underwent "A horrible experience on saturday nisht
.. the hands II I'VE Crock peilers At @:l' o clo X
Yesterday morning Policeman I."termahn' oi 'he
l,s, Fiftv-0rst-st station. found Annie in front
OF no. 1896 East Forty eighth-st terribly eX'ited an"
calling for the police the top Of her voice
H.. asked her what the matter was, ana She
said she was passing that number hair an honr
before when Nicholas Masoky aged Twenty-Five.
who lives there. called to her and SAID d" "ahteh
to see her and asked her 10 step inside the door
After some hesitation she assen'cd ana stopper mo
the hallway. asking Masoky what he "an'e'.
He took her up a night % stairs to IN" frs'
floor whore four fellowr-Peter Saltwater. twenty
lanes Cranoyiich eighteen Relos Parpolis. thirty
four and an unknown mau-sprang ont OF IN"
room and dragged hor in She was thrown down
one tied her feet. another held her hands. mira
sat upon her chest. while IN" others thrust a
knottcd towel into her mouth and gagged nor.
Then tho man whose name is unknown tore on
her clothing until he found 81. an The money she
had
Then she declares one n the men drew razor
and told ger that II shc made any ouicry he "ouli
XIII her. II" then drew IN" hiad" hsn,S "',p,
her face. cutting through the rkln 'ni r'a ~,
blood. saying rs h. liI SO. You'll get ihi' IN inc
Tho mon lsf, her Tor minute 70 count me money.
she managed to release her feet. ana giving a ter
rife yel she jumped up AMI escaped rom the room
Sh~ was not followed
Policeman lelermann went upstairs. AZ Il" on
tered tho room Indicated BY th" gin some one
slipped out of the window.
There were two beds u an inner room IN ''' II
az which were two men Thre" were dressed anu
,i trntendeI ~ he sleeping Annie Identified them
a. nor assailauf- i.rlsrWann summoned ana ana
nrr..feI them The razor was f'uni on IN" moor.
Ar,.e,s money was not found. the man WAo 60
rtrel probably taking 10 .,
IN. non pleaded nnocc"ce o"iof" Jlsii'" - g.,
Al. tl
r1furni,,ed fOr examination Tn" police VII look
fnr me man who escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

r,r ,.rpy orsTKt.rt.RoIs AND pEsTRr "TiNE
CONDUCT or \ TAEHEIi- lNT'NI'NIt'
The proyerhal "bull In CHINA shop "Ar OK
or,-uo,d i'm the conduct Of Alexander Farrell ~
Va llio First-ayc on Saturday night Fhri"'
drank himself into a condition OF bowling IN
ebr!cty and entered the crockcry store o. H. d..
Phillips at so 1870 S"cond-avc
without any preliminary he SEIZED heavy SUI"
and swept the contents o. long t'D'" 'an'" Wv"
fancy china and bric-A-brac upon IN" Moor. ne
,h., ,,or..d ot 10 smash everything within r"a'
Finally he sriz.I heavy cat in"n N'h~'' anu
h,ri.i q with an his strength through the plate
lass 'front.' OF the store. thereby causing h"m"@"
Of $'op . ,.L lea .,,r,..
py ible tim. John Pncus Tho CLERK ~ mn q.
~ mo store HAD recovered from his aHiohiri h'h
sufi,iontly 10 demonstrate with Fhirrli fHti."
r...ui.d This Interference. ana Ifo'"''i'" I" l"'
,,eI piuruq VINO shouted Justify for hell , ,
policeman responded. and Farrell Was I,' h'l
M Justice McMahOn. iu ID" l"ikfll' t"H.'
Cnuri held him in $.ip bail to answer on 'ha' ~"
az malicious mischief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

tactics and taught to realize his duty to his couh-
fr. and TO honor its preservers -
THE order is inexpensive educational and patr-
otto. il is beneficial TO the members to the Union
soldiers and to the Nation. citizens duty 10
his country is not satisfied ended by any par
ticular service or sacrifice however great; Ike
his duty to his God. it is never fully performed
until death releases him from all earthly oDisa-
lions We ask you to have the boys enlist for
their sake. for your sake, and FOR the Nail0h
good Build up a fraternity Of young men thal
vii perpetuatc the true history OF the war ior
The Union. and that believes. with the frahI
Amy that one flag Is enough for tho free air o.
his county and that neither the RED flag nor the
stiietto has any place in Uncle sam dominion 49,,
vell-appointed quarters. Seventy-h'nth-St' ana
Third ave last Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
HELD FOR FURTHER EXdAINdIION'
). w. PAGE AND HIS WIFE DENY THAI "r
GAVE MORPHINE To WILLIAMS

q w PAGE ASD HIS WIFE DENY maj III
GAVE MORPHINE To WILLIAMS.
George w. Page. who charged by his "Ie
Margaret with administering two morphine pms
Harry Williams on october p, which cause" uc''
twenty minutes later. was taken before just
Burke. in the Harlem Police Court yesterday "o'i'
inc fo- further examination. and his case was again
aLi,urrad until Tuesday. officer Connolly. OF the
Eas, Eightv-eghth-st. station, stated TO the Juus
that ne had visited the Coroners Office ana iou"u
the death certificate Of Williams. when S''u ''''
he had died from heart disease the certiicae oc'o
hased upon the evidence Of Page at the time VI
Wilms's death 80.
xyiIlian,s.s body was buried Flatbush. ana OUT
side NJ the jurisdiction Of the Coroners OF TINS cry
.,,.o oa,cor Connolly was directed TO the DIS
riot, Attorncv's Office where he was to.d that Il
Mrs Page would not make out a compaih' "sA'"''
hor husband the officer should do 50 on the III oli"
ton and belief that crime had peeh c'''i'''
This was done in court yesterday morning rIS' "1
ing held and his wife sent 10 the HOUSE u O''-"
ton as a witness -, -, mas In tho
habit of using morphine. ami when brought UP S,.
teriay ne was In nervous r2nu'''o" =" ~
Of being deprived OF tsat stnulant; ,., ,ho,
Mrs Page was sworn ana denied hdNlnE s"n s Lire
she say her husband Gye Mse eath sad she
II WAS angry with my husband and salh 10 nm ,n'
h must have given Harry sWra anrt 81 mnendcne
PAGE said in his bcnalf that Williams on the LAY
stated was suferns from Sr'1, PM, ryen Wniians
two phenacetlne tablets. not miS, ' n 'H h siG
wsre r of SaH .%G E I" hurt ga1 chd '
The pages have been married only Two weeks
ana live 50 s2 Easi h, ro[ bsaS yam an
inmate Of the House OF the Coca Shepner1 ana nr'
riage She visited her Old haunts ana eVh coHPa"-
The pistrrt-Auorneys oice wil prosecute TIE
case when il comes up again III inc 9"'"e 'o'''
on Tues lay morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
THE DEMAND FOR CHEAPEH FhLAD'

WHAT THE MEMBERS or THE WHOLESALE
BAKERS ASSOCIATION SAY.
~ ali tho laws OF trade which govern the sale
~ exchange Of any article common az bread
and as easily manufactured, the big bakers VINO
compose the Wholesale bakers Association VIII
be compelled to give their customers more lot
their money than they are doing now. and that IN
a very short time or, II they don't their business
will suffer even a greater loss than 1t has done
,hroueh the hard times. This. at least. is the
opinion OF a majority OF "A large number OF people
connected with the trade seen by reporter lot
The Tribune.
The main argument advanced 10y the wholesale
bakers against a reduction in the price OF the
bread is that although -four is so loW-lower than
ever before in the history OF the country-they are
not making much money as when 1t cost doupe
as much In fact, they all say they wish IL "ould
20 up to s. or s. barrel. they declare 'hat al
though -four is the main ingredient Of bread. II
does not by any means represent practcally the
entire expenditure in their business as the pubhc
seem to think. After the bread is made. the cost
OF placing it upon the market is large Each
bakers business is not confined to one particular
section of the city-generally that surrounding MS
factory-as 1t was in former years but extends TO
every part Of ii. This apparent advantage has not
however brought 80 much increased business az
IL would appear The baker has not held all MS
business in his own locality. lie has lost much OF
his local business by the inroads made into u by
rival manufacturers. and he has In self-deience
been competed 10 eH'c'" MS oPo'"'''''' "'' -
into his rivals neighborhoods to sell his goods
So II is that although his wagons visit every part
of the city and he great many more OF
them than In former years. which. OF course
place him under more expense he says he is doing
= -. ,,,z,,oas
no 'ho'c ""7'"'7' - - ,,.. ,o,
Formerly grocer kept only one pdh'r o''au'
He could tell about what he could sell day by day.
49,, -o.,,an,,,, H.. orde,ad accordingly and had
few ,oaves left over get stale and be returned 10
Tho h.Ler Pm, now the grocer keeps the bread of
"'e " Ivy ~ - ,,. ,,,. 10 -.
maybe nall dozen Dig pdntrs, a,no"s s IL. ma
sell no more than wheh ne KIP. mn ~ ".N ~,
p'td' ~ - hrna1 o. A., ,b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
"cALCIUM CLUB" PEOPLE ~ ooURr

The jefferson Market Court looked II 1t
attended by a delegation from colored con-
venton yesterday. when the members OF the Ca
cium Club. No. 1l3 West Thirty-second-st.. which
was raded by the police of the West Thrtieth-st
station on Saturday night. We're brought out to
plead to charges Of keeping a gambling house and
gambling and violating the Excise law.
George Mathews. of No 1l2 West Thirty first
ST.. held In 800 bail for violating the Excise
law. William Hickman, of No. ll3 West
Thirty-second-st. Clifton T. Dillon, who was run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY .
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November IL. 1894.
CoTToN-A lower Liverpool market had much To- do
here showing a decline II about = points and shorty
after the opening there further declln" 81 or
sharp break M" announcement ~ the Government -"
port the Yield II lint prr acr" would b"
i'T against i'ss la, year me NAL lr,cc- shovel "
Total sales the day o.i'o bales. The Govern
Tor the entire belt by states follows: Ncrth
Carolina. 2lO bales South Carolina. ltN bales Georgia.
Missssippl 100 bales: Louisiana 20 bales Texas 2.j
bales. Arkanaas 2'3 bales Tennessee lJ1 bales. and
other States and Territories 2Oo bales There free
offerings ~ spot cotton ~ hr SCUM ~ CONCESSIONS oi
%a4c from quotations The movement at the ports for
the week according 70 New Orleans estimates
Will be about 3IO0O hnes against 'b 80 last week ana
2D 22S last year The receipts nj NcwoHeans Monday
are estimated 269rl 10 5000 bales. against 27.5a2
Houston i3l5 bales against oS22 bales last week
oi3 bales last year aud Memphis 5so bale against
i.@1 bales last week Nos bales las Receipts
ia" to-day In the neghhorhod ~ GOWo bales.
~ i0i bales last week and - 800 bales last year.
The Financial Chronicle reports the temperature
has been lower in the cotton belt The last week In about
all districts. with killing trusts number ~ points.
quite general but. ~ a iGle the precipa-
iion light Picking and marketing continue to
make good progress. and districts ihc gathering
OF the crop approaching completion The total visible
supply is 5S 90 bales against 2 ti3 ol bales
In 1898 3"l '2s bales IN 1892 and 365S.2sl bales
against 3ooo'~l bales IN 1893 The total visible supply
shows Increase Il i.j l2j bales compared with 1893
II decrease of ~ iOe bales fom 1876, ami decrease Of
the week 5ip7si bales. .DS for he
responding week in 1898 and the increase In
total receipts from the plantations since September /
were 2ewls bales against LIB l3 bales in 1879 and
plantations week was 442oGl bales AGAINST 3IT
7' bnles last and 27o6o3 bales in ls2 The
bales corresponding week 1888. the season To
date the aggregate overland shows Increase as
Opening range and close today and closing bids the
previous might and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov loCotton easy. middlns i-lG', ,o
midlllng. i-l6c. good ordinary Ilfc net in' - "a
receipts ii475 bales. exports 10 Greai Britain -
bales: the Continent. 599 bales. coast wise" 30 -,
sales t3lG bales. spinnerg. - hai"s stock. l>t 10
Norfolk Nov. iQ-Cotton easy mildling. 1',c i'" ns
ding i6c: good ordinary. So; AMI gross "a
3 ~ bales. exports coastwse. ISIS bales, sai'' W.
bales; stock. 81. 36> bales -
savannah Nov io-Coton steady: midlling. 'sc, "a "a
nidiling. +Sc: good ordinary J-i6o net AMI Sf'e'
ccipts. 9073 bales. exports coastw.se 2"l6 bales ~
l. 415 bales. stock 15a 62s bales. 90.
New Orieans Nov. location easy. good mhlhinS t,.c
middling Sc: low middllnr. 4a,c good ORDINARY ~ +,
receipts. 3DS bales gross. 20 l6> bales ~. -.
Britain. 1870 bales: To- France H. y ,,s IL
coastwse 2Il0 bales sales, d $50 bales. stocN "--''
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

Liverpool. Nov 40 p. m-B'et Extra lni" psr.
dull as 81. prime dun jjs III Pork !,
mess Western fine dull at ~. Il, medium dgD !. AZ
SITS "a HamsShort cut about II t. l6 H. nfn 40 eS s,..
Bacon Cumberland cut about = 10 30 10. hfm ~.ss
short rib about - N. firm BIS 81 long clear n9Ist
about ~ No. nrm 33s. lrrg and short cl"ai maas ~
about ~ H. 3ts 81. Shoulders About T. % - -
firm 2Ts ~. ,hsese-Auericar finest whit an9 ,.
ored steady SOS 81 for September make. Tan :.
city nominal. cottonseed OIL Liverpool refined easy ~
ios. Spirits 4 turpentne-Stcady AT 9s ~. k'sn al
firm b lid. Iard-lrme Western spot MY a
3js 9d Wheat-No = red winter firm n T. ~, No DO
spring firm 10 I'D Flour-St. Louis fancy winter ~
~ ia. cOrn-Mixei Western spot duh ~ - II gu
Ncmber firm at los iad December hrm AZ - "sl ~ a,
y lhsNIfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

ming a crap game when the place was raided, Vas vas
held in $500 for violating the gambling Ia" mn
Char.es Davis. who the place. was nero oi'
three counts. OF violating the Excise la", an
other Of keeping a disorderly house. ana tmfu Oh
violating the gambling Law His ball on the lnree
Mott Daniel Culvert. Isaac Adams, ana "eorSs
Washington. who were playing craps, were ei'"
fined SO All the others were dschaIg.'.
The calcium Light cub cut something o,
vemher it jolncd the Pcquo1 Club in It's parade.
and made a big showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

Trenton. y. J.. Nov 1.-The MERCER '"'F
,h,.iro., attended church this morning In a body.
r,he r,do ia church on their wheels to hear ser
mon by the Rev Maurice Penneld Fixes. 81 IN"
First Baptist Church. The preachers subject vas.
Ethics Of cycling Nonc Of the m'nIp'i5 WI
,Latr uniforms ON arriving at the tNurch ne
wheels were taken into the SUNDAY -school room
where they were stored. From ~" cel.inS 81 IN"
r,,rch ,bcre was "A bicycle suspended ana on"
stonJ on either side Of the minister. Mr. flkes ~
an enthusiastic Wneelmau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12


ahoug n important uansactions were made puD, lni
shr rho non,In Price for Rio 80 spo, s lj.al5isc
tha transactions aye way u small lots The market
FLOUR AND MEAIThc naur market today was firm
H. tone but the yolnn" ~ ut,e was nuI I,n ~, If
trades partially contaminated Yesterday. The demand for
S G l1fr d S~e IN The Wheat ar~
patents 50 eoa@2o 100 tbs straIshis ':s9gs2 10 2"
bhis extra t. g 90 10 bsls extra 2' s. 30 ana 10
ccarr 3 co. 'Br'cl Wiui:HT Fiot'R~MarSet quiet
i lS 22 'sa at n sasi & 3 oas? Ft
Ma, quiet, scs loo hbs a2ea i,ran y VI, So o.
yellow. 81 la ~ slg,asi 10 FEED M%r
773p7,iar l0ob s3q"or rye feed N5c; sharPs 9o@
OIL 81 wsqI q 2gf s 224; city fssd so, . ~,
h~ omi,t"n NJ whoa, horb %TS ard on yn
Of 10 2, compaei WIN The final q last night and
active trade ali the morning and toward noon iittie
saaer tone prevailed prices ralyns sc the lowest,
tett"r leelins prevailed May selling NJ Sc &c
plrcuiarly tho English market si by Liverpool There
vas h;tIe buying for English account although 1t by
account. The II the Continental markets vas
sored In Sow York by Hague mlier sls - per
agalnst Sltms@ tn" price for Wea'crn This va. no.
English markets The cash demand - at stanlstil and
terms for ~ > rod 'Rr,astrcets Exports we're dis-
% a against .aa.s ' 5 Of Sa s %e sna en for
bush lat year Tho 'xpors since J9y ! haye been %
terror movement shown 500 600 bush
r. ling IN compared win Last week but the decline was
A. cary IN IN w" 'ng partly dn" to the 99iiay
bush 20 l.5oooOo bush huiish pon, the
wheat IN. 2a,ooo les. iGsa last y.a'. The
~ Waa St'"i "'S i1~ 70 gry w~i''-. at r IN.
rncs, market. soay ware 5ss oaa b.h Gncadns 5 RS
s S 'in no@ ~ 81 Tn against ~ Snh
s~apari resep'. - sS7 ta bus o as,gs i..G2; eu:s
bush. aga'ns, "G" bush cash wheat was inact.ys
|n@ is e"a "a red .od f' y cxPo', VI, On ooI g
ar .a7,c under December in store. uco'ineer closed
n s> prns p "[.T ,c.ns2 e; r@ and Nd
81 Z2fth'fn. So over Deeember delivered
"",a"r az h" start. prices -,mpa,hizinr with the sharp
,.hr bur IT, or,,,ings seemed To- be vii aben AMI
prlc~s arer declining 'h~ opening rallied later. l-a'
urb the mark~i Va, Easy Ma, selling at 5s7,, clos
gsr,ns "Np ony a1 ss i BUSH %sF ssss
ltGOo bush 90" previous week and 900 bush las,
lew ~ tie Government report 10 he DAY. which Nas
expected g'e the Weld "r ar" According % the p"-
c u i.o oo., bash ir ,h e''p The IN
a.rt nsuros are me i.we~i. lie outside those
~ 4 ii Tnoman ~ i.'e;~""" bush cash corn was
."s ,ni i"m~i .too nusn ~ "li At 5oa5ic -
'.' 's' d, ~ ~"'s'gr g" ' G,s ~ 4, '>c s'r
for oats Nts quiet arl u.ue lower during the eat.y
morning IA >ympnh, ni,h il~ baan'" u ne list Ones-
W.. quito ,lu'iou> feeling Later. WIKI the rally IN
Ma .o' ,.'" n "ai pr or ,h@ earb ,r"is
was fcatnr-,es~ cash gets W." que and about s""if
sales wei goo, lnsh ~ Whit 3ost wi'h "aa ~, , 6d
M, ~ a., eiasss fIr 81 Miwaakee ana GDaGic
graded Wcslern MALT Mark quiz. ~o-rowsH H,s'-
Mlrk~t qno. ,o,crs,c! quoted AZ s. 5as" % hnnk
WHEAT MarAo dull at 'cpo"' ''r f''yer ami c2"o'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

"sd SIS bs ss
schsoner 800 tons capacity coal Phadephs +, terms.
sgegps 90 Spanish ssls schooner g. tons lumber
Jacksonville Philadelphia 81 25 coal zoe and dr.
charged schooner 5i3 tons coal Philadelphia Charles.
schooner 1888 tons coal Ph;adep hia to RockIsnd x:
British steamer 1884 tons cotton Galveston to Liver.
sbip 5000 bis crude petroleum New-york to Mars...a
Is Nd; American bark. LBS tons general cargo. New
tons general cargo, Network BRISBANE oo A w.
ran bark $50 tons on genera 20 case %
i4s on@. general cargo Frane sso
Market FIRM 'aes, $50 bbls Mess quoted at sis6 90
o. SisEs ssasd ds sntrt ta% nl
and at Chicago SIC 30. DRESSED IioGs-Markst
s.sss % q2tta Ct ss ana SlSs 1%s
closing at GsaIc for 10 to u iD rSkled shoulder
Ms,s s casy3 cGs s a eo Sss
closing at 4'Ic. .srEARINE-Market firm for lard
NJ Me. city -c refined 1850 for Continent ard sl;s
South America; compound '.nogc' options closed
745c nominal for November and at '41c nominal tor
RIcE-rhere has been a slight improvement in the d.
mand for all kinds Of desirable rice and The marie, is
holding STEADY. though prices are without material
change We quote Carolina and lsu.i ~, common
ordinary, t."4&c; b~ fair to far 4,4gise; good 10
prime 49,. choice TO fancy - o. eA,,a head 50
bond. 3f(3izc: Rangoon 3su5sc; do in bond Na24c
SUGARs-The recent heavy sales movement IN raw
tina, has foreign TO thu trade TO- some time pas,
Reiners show disposition 70 take about e7ey thing d.
continue The range of salues sun Bee ir ~ en-
rrugas: &c for - muscoyado. ana Gc o, ~ moasses
sugar There is a very good inquiry for refined sugas
though prices unchanged on the basis u 4f.c FOR
sranaed f., All 0af fr s s en6s meany S g Zee
powdered Diamond and Nos To are s',yt Two weeks
week 10 ten days behind. and other grades from three to
i've days behind The London maIket IS duI for cane
maintained November quoted at ?s December al IS VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
cnrRr cILENDARS FOR TO.DAr

supreme Cour-Gcncrai Term before Van h,an'', y, ~
II Ia Ts a. ,;'' 81. ~ 100 81. ~. io' o5.
supreme 81, 10 sar n M"on calendar c@G &,
prms CSq Sp.cql 81, r' i,.b " ISL 'r Xxx. So Sss
S i9a 1 &c., $50 30 30 81 ~ l.s' s'
s l,e 's%' 49, i' I Ial '%i n i%s' An
dre%s u Elevated Railroad cases. Clear -.
cont G ,m car rar IT. for ,r,a ' cic a'''
Sc Gs9 fs"@s"r1 Ps '@ I'' es
2iot 40 -. ~ , q,,s S' I'D, ,,. III -
rc c% 3" % r, sr' III f a tcaf '''"''' "
Superior &C. 70 s g ~ si "a, FTsSmS 49,
iS7 49, 5S5. IL i2a 500. -. 30 clear
,a S%l~r IT,, e'1 @a.e sinanishe ,i
SgprI N%r ss ia2 500 ST. 2a rdG "s" lo is2
Superior court Trial II-neforc Gders-ev-.
j. So day calendar
Superior co~ rra TrTmPST S 10. p"se M
Surrogate court, chamber. rcfor" Fitzgerald. S
WINS proa,c samuel lsscs Jsmcs cha ,% a
mann Theresa &. Hcrm Louis stnecheu"r. at 1870
a. M Iorenz, sauter. Louisa White Mary Gu,brod'.
M sarfosa Hei' court crmnclo arnold s,wm
sn A. DAY" a o. " a. g. 49, win OF Anne ~
Common ON ricas Special Term Before Boohs,avcr j.
common Pleas General Term nctore BAY. CO g. J.
50. so. 81. 81. "3. q. o. y. g. GN ,., ,.,....o
,ase On. 80 ilo 'oidfarb second Avenue Railroad
common pleas Trial TERM Parts II and III-Adjonrnel
cy touri-s Special Term Before Ehrlieh. c. court
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1896 1911 1919 1852. 1873. 1881. 1893. 1889 1862 100
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REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
TTuax !.
Dowdney VS.. Dowdney- wilbur Larremof~.
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company Barker
daniel q. Rollins.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Truas. J.
Matter 81 william IAnahan- Nathaniel Levy.
Common Pleas
BY rookstaver J.
Mater Of David Jones Company-Jnmes A. Blanchard.