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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

Tire following has been sent out by william H.
Tolman. general AGENT a. tie NeW-Nork Association!
for Improving me Condition OF ;he Poor, 30. los
East Twenty-se c0nd-st.:
The Association for Improving the Condition Of
the Poor is now face 20 face with the winters DIS
trcss OF the very poor many Of whom. through no
fault Of their own suffer for want OF food ard
clothing Our visitors sympathetic and expert
cncci and their purpose is not simply 70 relieve I'M
mediate want, but also 70 Instruct in the simple
principles OF domestic economy and hygiene, and
Ultimately restore the applicants to self-independ
encc To further this latter end. have added to
our already extensive and varied work Labor Bu-
reau 10 secure situations for the worthy unem-
plOyed. Whether business l. good or bad the asso-
cation always bears heavy burden. a. :, not only
acts as amoner for individuals and churches. bu;
also for many kindred societies chief among whom
is the Charity Organization Society. whose needy
applicants referred to is in great numbers for
re.ie, Il is the purpose II the association that
worthy applicant shall be- refused assistance. but
the burden Of the hard times through which W.
have passed has strained our resources. and al
though returning prosperity has great y "ssened the
demand for AID. there VIII always be found IN this
great city a larg number whom Illness and mis-
fortune bring 20 our door II you will permit 20
.ct Is your almoncr. viii send YOU package
- reference cards 70 be given to applicants for
s.s;ance and you can feel assured no one whom you
may refer - Us Will fail o. mer.ted aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
STRANDED STEAMERS SAVED.

THE IRRAWADDY AND THE MANITOBA DRAGGED
FROM JERSEYS SANDS AND TOWED TO PORT
The stranded steamer IrrawadGy. which went
shore at Asbury Park on November 9. during
dense fog. while the voyage from Trinidad 10
this port, was hauled Off the beach q 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning by the Merritt Wrecking Com
pany's powerful tug J. y. Jones. which took her in
Tow and brought her to port, Win the assistance
of the tugs Charles i. Raymond ana ld.ewild. \
portion of the steamer cargo was discharged into
lighters and brought to this city. The amount ot
damage to the steamer csruot be estimated az
present The Irrawad5v is anchored Off the Mer-
ri;t Wrecking Conpany's wharf 81 Staplcton
The Norton Line steamer Manitoba. from South
American ports which went ashore at Beach Haven,
south Of Baynegat. Monday morning last, az
rived safely in port yesterday afternoon in tow Of
the Merritt wreckng steamer / J. Merritt. which
succeeded IN hauling her of tle beach at 13l O'Clock
Yesterday morning. Captain Milington while not
caring to any statement to the cause OF the
vessel stranding. stated that thick fog hung over
the Jersey shore the steamer was proceeding on
he, course. Overhead the stars We're shining
brightly but dense fog hung low on the water $
surface. and the land was not discernibe unit! thf
vessel grounded. The vessel being light, she took
the ground easily
She was hauled off without much difficulty at high
water by the !. J. Merritt, which towed her 10 this
city
The Manitoba is not leaking. and suffered APP
parent damage She is anchored of Stapleton,
Staten Island.
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SILK PRICES TO ADVANCE.
ACTION AT \ MEETING or MANUFACI-
i-RERS YESTERDAY.
INCREASING POPULARITY OF SILK Goops-A De

INCREASING POPULARITY OF SILK GooDs-A De
CREASE IN THE SUPPLY OF RAW MATERIAL
With the beginning sf December admirers OF
fine things in the way Of silks may look ioF an
advance in the price to meet the action taken yes
terday afternoon by the SILK Association OF Amer
lea The organization. which comprises the lead-
Ing twist and sewing silk manufacturers Oh the
country. held meeting IN the Office OF the asso
ciation at No. 20 Grand-st. This meeting was lo'
the Announced purpose Of considering an au'f"''
IN the prices OF manufactured Skis. ana aoou'
twenty firms from this city. Connecticut, fh"''
phia and Baltimore were represented There were
the Nonotuck six Company. Be.dng Brothers
Hrlirerl Armstrong & CO.. the Aetna Com9aNy'
John H. Cutter & Co. w. r. Hackenburg OF FHi-
adeph.a; I. Il. Brown & Co. Of Conpect.cat ana
other concerns equally important as vel as some
Of lesser note
Briefly. according 70 the s.atemen. Of the secre-
tary. Brltop Richardson the meeting after full
discussion Of the issue in hand AMI the considefa
ton Cf cables as late az Novembe: IS from Japan
aeieed upon an advance Of per cent on all pounu
good al 2oo-yard goods and on sewing silks
and twist. This advance is to take effect on De
cemOer The rise has been expected for some
time. and for a double reason. Il is very largely
due to an increased demand. FOR silks are becoming
popular every day. and also to the addI-
tioHal cost OF the raw material. which has been
somewhat reduced in quantity from the crop OF
previous years 4 tabulated statement o. the out
put from France. Italy Spain. Austria, Greece,
the Caucasus. Levant CHM. Canton Japan ard
BENGAL for the last three years was presented. and
showed that for 1884 the output vas &sl3cp
pounds: for 1ss9i q was 81 ooc pounds ami fcr
tho year now ending &, has fallen OF 20 all'l'tD
pounds. a decrease Of more than 10000 pounds.
person no, familiar with the silk trade would
never realize what huctuatng quantity six
Is til coming face to face with the statis,c'. Dur
ft.fr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
SUING FOR SILVER WORTH $4,000


Ms Lille J. Earle the wife OF General Earle. had
sslt on trial in the Special Term of the Supreme
Court yesterday before Judge Patterson, against
~ Gorham Manufacturing Company. for damages
sustained by her for the wrongful seizure Of silver
var In the Hote, Netherland when the General
.ri MS wife the lessees OF the hote.
II appears that Earle bought 5000 worth OF silver
ware rom the Gorham Company giving notes FOR
ue amount, secured by chatte. mortgage on the
srye- The first note fell due or April 1894. but
he General, thinking that he had thirty days
s-sce under another agreement did not pay on
the. He found out mis- mistake, however, and on
Avrl g paid the note In the mean time. however
t.e G1rham people had taken possession Of the
srerware e'acing a man in the hotel TO watch H.
-h-y accepted payment OF the note. which was 10y
rla on April .. and also accepted another note
q. May 5. They then advertised the sale OF the
svsrware under foreclosure. claiming that as tAe
ars, .1te not paid on the date OF maturity Inc
cs-.ra . off.
r. however. claimed for Earle that the accept
srce - the money on THIS note ana the later one
a. waiver hv the Gorham Company of their
tights 10 fOTecose when the first note was hot
pad time
A. all events Judge Dittenhoefer got an injunc-
,,r rom Justice Patterson TO restrain the sale
which The General Term afteiward affirmed Now
comes TIE trial Of the injunction suit. Mrs Earle
who has since bought her husbands interests sues
70 recover the possession OF the siVerware ad aSo
DAMAGES IN the shape or interest on NHs So"V'o '-O-
An~'. lN4t
NJ Earle in the mean time has paid all the notes
70 me Corham Company as they fe.l due, a.thoush
shs has not had possession of the siiverware
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TO START FOR ALBANIA TODAY
BUSINESS MEN GOING TO THE MANHATTAN DAY
CELEBRATION.

BUSINESS MEN GOING TO THE MANHATTAN DAY
CELEBRATION.
Mayor Strong Yesterday received the following
letter from Governor Morton in reply to the Mayors
invitation asking the Governor 90 TO the Atlanta
Exposition and take part in the Manhattan Day
celebration:
am in receipt OF your note of the 18th, in which
as the guest OF the city of New york. on the occa
sion Of the celebration OF Manhattan Day at the
Atlanta Exposition the 18th inst.
The chief honors OF the occasion will belong 10 the
Mayor and citizens Of New-York. and II would give
me pleasure If ! could accept the profered courtesy
and join in celebrating Evacuation Day on so inter
estng occasion. and amid such attractions a.
surround this Erano OF that ind nvse
unable to again visit the Exposition. but shall
claim for the Empire STATE OF ne North is, snare IL
sentatves Of the cities OF New-York ana Brookiyn
will be greeted by the Governor ana citizens o. the
Empire State of the South.
At2 D. m to-day the merchants and businessmen
Of this city will begin their advance upon the TX
position All the details preparatory TO the start
have been arranged, and the three special trains
will pull out Of the Pennsylvania Depot, IN Jersey
CITY at ten-minute intervals after the starting
bour. . o'clock Abou: four hundred business men
ali the larger drygoods and mercantile, Hol.ts
Tare and Miss Page. General f. A McAlpin, George
r Armstrong and VI fe, John c; Eam5s ana StcwaTi
" Larry Winters And W GfaTl ssd WFd Hn
drew swanson. W. J. Britton, Co;onel w II. Burr
and joan Irwin Of DunRSm b Hcxce and "a Is
f. page, o, Tefft Weller & Co; samuel q BreII
wife and daughter W. o. N stb ~ brent "0Oa .
IL rb Wavor viii not start until Tomorrow. when he
viii leave here the i3O CLOCK train IN the alter
hI gHIe marty will have Squadron as an escort
THE travellers will arrive in Atlanta tomorrow al
TTbe Mayor will stop at the Hotel Aragon md on
Monday will be escorted by 'qu~"'O vi y ~ 1 NC"
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corIr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

stnr4fae Court-Ccneral Term-k Recess.
Supreme Court aubtrs-Before Lawrence J-Co1rt
g. ,t IA. 30 A m-Motioa calendar called at II a. m
ssr.nae C-urt-Specal Term-part l-beiOre Paterson
fact Nos 22li unfinished
Sroreuie Court-Special Teru-Part u-Befcre Barrett
-4'sse On. " - Remsen - Manhattan hdI."ay ~
N Day calendar. -, 49,.
s-rreue Court-Specal Term-Part Ill-before - J.
% Ut opens at 1880 a. n. , $780,. .. =.
from Part III for trial case uIhhlsIleo . .
Circuit Court-Part II-Before Beekman } causes 10 DC
sen srorn Part III trial Case unfinished ego
"i.'-lf Colrt-Ia~t IiI-Before Beach. Nos. oSa-
~. 400 sga2 s-i5 g:7o 3555 C33s 3s3 1874 1896.
1872 eo33 sCo 1890 1745 Case unfinished -
circuit Court-Iart IN-AcJourned until Monday NJ
wrter -. ,.. ,..sa.u Noe
Su,..~lor C1urt-Specia Term-Before McAdam J-Nos
Srre-5or Cour1Equity Term-Adjourned until Monday.
svr.-ior Court-Trial Term-psrt l-Isefore sedswick
Nos 1927. $40. 49, 1926 100 Gear
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PASSENGERS Oy TIE SARATOGA.

The Ward Line steamship Saratoga. which ar
rived here on Tuesday night from Havana. had
among her passengers i. l. Oliver, United States
Consul at Progreso. and Lieutenant 4. Won Tied
man, Of the Germany Army. who has been an
extended tour OF Mexico. The Lieutenant accom-
panied Or. Peters. the celebrated German explorer
on his trip in search Of Emin Pdcha Two insurg-
ents who had been arrested and then Dardonei by
General Campos also the Saratoga III ,
We're RamirO MassOIa. twenty -nlne years old an
artist. and Amelio Herca. thirty years old. lawyer
Five passengers u the steamship were sent Hon-
man Island for observation.
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i.f.,,p WANTED.
S~NNNNNo~.v--e0-@~NNc
Male.

Male.
AGENTS iu canvass physicians niI dem
ils'a. ele'frical. big money for god men
Indispensable tn doctors. SMITH. Mon
Square. Room IA
ANY ONE competent In Arithmetic. with
few hours spare time weekly. al small
cost. or some kind II work .l % hlaEe.
Address cHI.SON. i5J Chrysi '-si.
STAMPER on sterling silver hollow war.
Ecod JOB fOr the right fnan Address
7. ". SMITH. Gardner Mass.
WANTED. & take chtr,- 0i department
IN Western State. am rEpeffenccd adj
veriisrg. Insurance or biographical solicit
tor and salesman. who ~ q thorough s-n-
tle-nan and capable OF traus1cilag tug,-
ncss with our highest cfass ~ business
men and Institutions. % such IL man q
place viii BE- given o. trust and proht.
10 the right man this IL the chance Il u
lifetime. Call on or address ADAMS x
CO.. n Dusne-s'. New-YcrG.
WANTED.-Dy a resp ns.nle house. Of
fee manager FOR Buffalo. y. y. salary.
81 80 year and comnilssiun 500 cash cap
ital and good references required CONNER
cial references furnished. Address O.
Safest. Room -. Albany. y. !.
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SHE WANTS MORE AIIMCTY

Mrs Agnes Maud T. Raudoune. Of No ~ FIFTH
ave. 10y her counse.. Evarts. Choate * Rearnan
made an application Yesterday to Judge McAdam in
the superior Court. for order directing her
divorced husband, Charles a. Bsudouine a we'll
known club man. 10 pay her increased alimony. on
December IA. 1874. when Mrs Baudoune obtained
divorce. S95 month alimony was awarded her.
Mrs Baudouine said that since she secured the
divorce her husbands father Charles A. BaudOu-
inc. had died and left him large estate. Counsel
for Mi. Baudoune admitted that he had inherited q
considerable estate. hut that he needs II all
support his present wife. on July Is. 1885, Baudou-
inc married Mrs Annie Ch.lds Whitney. the di-
yorced wife OF Casper Whitney. The defendant also
said that his former wife livnE with her
sencc. surrounded by every luxury" Decision was
rseerHed
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DRESSMAkING.

.r0(>~.,. Nr-~-~>NONN~.NO
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from g.. tailor
mace. also ball evening. reception. we'd
ding and theatrical dresses. Charming and
novel waists. al ;Ae latest IN LONDON ana
Pass styles H. AID work guaranteed. also
goa us r.s-.s see, ,n4.g rnDnts hy the lav.
cutting and Tasting. 81. patterns % meas
are. -. 20 West laih-st. near 5th-ave.
A.-A.-Ar,isiic ercssmaslns. imported
styles. orders finished Ia - hours. prices
reasonable Mrs MELROY. - Eas. lith-
S.. between Broadway ana University
Place
4 THOROrGHLY experienced dressmaker.
f~s.-ci-ss r.ter wishe4 more engage
mems in private families terms moderate
city or country. highest reference. D..
- sth-sve.
COtTURIERF FRANCHISE. - raacv
waists. street. dinner AMI tailor made
dresses: ladies' materials used short no.
;ice. moderate prices; elegant work. NINE.
ANDERSON 1874 West lSih-st.. formerly
with stern Bros.
rRrSsMAKER Competent dressnaker
takes work home. or tv day. Attest
skirts. waists. capes. also remode.ilng al-
tcrdti0rs. ch.laren's dresses. Address
M. HOOD. SO West lOist-sf.
DREssMAElNG. sal garments r-mod-
e.,el. repaired. -edyinC latest designs.
perfect httn g 1ome or DAY. highest ref
ef~nces. M GREYE. loi Wes, Go'h-s'.
DFrssMAKER md cloakmak.r wants
Work a. home oI Gay. SUPERIOR litter and
finest worker un seal garments sleeves en-
IarFe4. VII make over and .rrl0dei ana AZ
'eT iu latest sfflf. capas rsilare'fes and
E.cn packets. GHElG l3i Wes. o2l-s,.
EXPERIENCED young woman for dress
making good all around hand Join
son. Tribune Uptown office 1922 broad
Way.
TfrST-CIie9 French dress,aaker rhir0p-
o'isf. urn'curinc. sfrmrpcing wishes
q rev W.f- en2ag "mcnfs or a position ls
lafy's Waid. heq' references Address II
r.. PIX - Tribune Oaice.
SEAL GARMENTS redv~d o-d oi,C--E
into fa-hi0re BE cnpes nnG eton facke.s
Mrs. BARKER iig West 3Dth-s' near
Broadway late with Glnthcr's Sons. -th-
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TIE HOTEL vENDoME COMPANY WINS.

The application made by John II. Fife for con-
tnuancc Of the injunction he obtained last week
res.ga ming the Hotel Vendcme Company from IN
tarfering with his management Of the hotel was
denied by Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court
Yesterday Fife declared that he had an agreement
W.T. the defendant company 10y when ne was 70 act
s. manager for one year, but was electeu a It"
week. ago without cause. The company denied me
existence Of such an agreement or that fne was
ever appointed manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

\ SUIT AGAINST SENATOR EI.KINs

h. C. RENCHER WANTS AN AccoU NrING FOR ne.
TURNS FROM Nsw-NENICAN LANDS.
Yesterday afternoon the trial OF s.lt braues, h.
william {. Rencher against United States Senator
S,ephen Il. Elkns. CT West Virginia was be,,,n g.,
che supreme Court before Judge Patterson Eencher
sues TO recover an nteres; claimed by him in certain
lands in New-Mexico. and also for an accom-, tin,-
The plaintiff claims that in 1871 Senator El<ins pur-
chased some lands in New-Msxico In which n.
Dcncher was to have a third interest and that n
deed that efIec; was executed under which
Renchers interes; was 70 he held in trust by sena-
for Elkins. kenchCr alleges that Mr.. E,lltns has
sold portions OF this land and has never accounted
senator ElHins admits that he purchased the andg
and that on October L. ISL. he signed deed IN ic
which Rencher was to become entitled TO onc-thirl
OF the lands on paying him 81 - an acre sor the
land This. he saws was the only paper ne eyer
signed He SAYS that the plaintiff agreed to nav
this price for the land but failed DO so and sub
sequently relnquished his interest in the lands.
Senator Ekins says that he sold part Of the land
10 T. =. Catron on the same terms as ne fad made
with the plaintiff lie also saws that the plaintiffs
CHIN Is barred by thu statute o. Limitations
The was adjourned until to-day
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cur-pcu MEMBERS BY MANDAMus.

Marks Latinsky Of No. 172 Henry-st; Lazar Han
Ms 30 q Pitt-st.: Rubor Bradish, No. III Cherry
s. ana Theodore Brennan. Of No. II Clinton-st each
obtained writ OF mandamus yesterday from
Judge McAdam. in the Superior court orectihs the
CONGREGATION Achi Grodno to reinstate them IN
membership They say that on October o last tney
were notified by Robert Greenthal. counsel ior the
congregation. that they had Dceh eApeeu' Jul tia'
: nat q refused reasOns
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HORSES AND CARR. AGES.

VERY HANDSOME HIGH -ACI INE
COg BlNATION SADDLE AND HAR-
dr,ve- f.s-less of all objects. HAS ALI
lac SADDLE CATS. been used 10 RUN
AB0rT WAGON and UNDER ~.
Ais -.esant Broushdn NEARLY NkNJ
Rune bout Wagon. extension top ian4-!
pole and shafts. PORTLAND CUTTER
lsh, ana heavy doUb.c and single HAh-
MSS LADY's and GENTLE Mans RID
INC SADDLE and BHiDLt. flr ana coin
Roi~s blankets. Whips stable Utensils
e,e etc. 40 CASH OFFERS REF CsED.
Nus, he disposed Of Immediately. -,
OWSrft.S STABLE - EAST 3iST-sT..
between Madison and 9th ayes.
Pop eALE.-Des!rable. stylish horse. 20,
hands dark bay. fine action aad 'aii
p-ce reasonable. Private stable. J'9 SCUM
l.rilsnd-ave., BROOKLYN
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.,,,sr,rD ROOMS TO LET.

.Noo-e<.NNo-N~e-|
r-DoN-r a.cove rJom secon4 mo- 49,
,.,.-,irr wafer. private mouse
tx Wcsi 46.h-si. c-e "VN' 'Di"
rrracway ~ - -,
-,-;-ITT-EMAN can secure light pieash1''
,..,r,s for winter. private IAH'.- 'r,rSoD
-, tebie. = Der week; ici"i'ir 'N'-'i''
rs West 41a-s'.
.y,r sron. room heated. with bi'y-l'
~ III, gentlcman. al I.kh' - TO-
it-si
,,,,t,-.rr American family - iw) wouie
~ - ,ne ar Two gen,i men 'irs tA'.y
,...b,t .i,lfe. second noor, m"'f'i- 80
49,. faahi0aahif location r-.W.t ~ -, !,
80 son SIS West LN-LNriNH T. " -
~ Tribune oHice. ---
,91.T- 81 50 WEST Pleasant room
hsrn .syosure. running water. 60,
.,s,,e,. @tne- ro0ms house heeiea, csn'ia',
-, -. % EAST .-Attrnc'i,c rooms; en-
suite private bath. or separate
Location. references.
o,.rn.sr.. 1875 EAsT.-Furnished rooms Tor
gentlemen.
40 ,,t-e-- 43p-sT. Large Handsomely iHr-
-ptshcd second-story front room $50 h''
ION. bath reference. o"n.I- -
.,.,.,, CIR a. MEET Furnished bachelor
"oI ~ 80. n large. handsome room H'9o
a small ono. ----.--
~ WEST Sunny front room.
- y, sicovs bedroom. or sihs,T rum
WIN '',d c,l6 water; bath. SIAHI'N"'
~. 80, ara WEST. -Thiri-s;ory front
0ii r., .auftern exposure; suprl.u .s,.,r,
r''oin Rroadway. other rooms fei''-
snces.
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York ..afa Hu'd ur Wh-r, t-e ,xe-c,Ee- o.. u
tan iar VII o. o..1.i with prayer by t"es ii,
pr j. ~ Brown g.. 81 rnOmas's Churrh. o. ~.
c.ty. Seth l1w vii. deliver the GRAFTON. a. ~,
which the Mayor will hold reception and iat-.,
spect the fair grounds In the evening rectP'.pp.
will be rendered ~ the NewYork delegation 10 3 '
merchants OF Atlanta and their wives Al the ho''
I'M
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o.. N@s. 1910 ll75 49, 1889. f'2 case unfinished
Naprfsr C21 6e rern-lar ili-Betofe Daso
SGrroyaies Court-Chambers-B Before Arnold. $40
itaN eaissnas5 Mhls for probate: William W Fletcher
- H'aV RI To- 80 a. m: Walter @. Bennett owen Shcri-
AN. Harrison Mllard At ? p. m.
s"Froeaie Court-Tria Term-Before Tiizgcsaid. $
y los VIII ot BENJAMIN r. Constable. 1880
~ lt9i. vii Of Mary f. Baker. al 1880 N.
common r!eas-srecia! Term-Bcfore Bookstaver. j
Common Pleas-Gcncral Tcrrn-hdjourned for the term
Common PEGS Trial Term-Par BEFORE Gicgerch.
1905. S2i. 1910. 9f5 1889 3l9s clear.
1omaon Peas-Triai Tern-parts II and II1.-Ad-
city Conrt-specia Term-Dsco-e Fitzsimons Court
opens at 10 a m.-Motlors.
J-Xe. @aisl. e@s 5,$ I'll 81. leo 2sas 2sa~ 25s
80 20 rs AZ, ~. iei ?S.i. 2aaN 80 s.s 1919
city Cour-Tral Jerm-Pa 11-B>forc Conaa Nos.
2+5. $50 $50 BE ?07 24S. 2csS 5cs 570is. 800 49,
ds 5 &c e sS 80 coo Gs c2s Csc ca uada.SsG
CI'y C7-rt-rTial Tcrrn-lart iIl-Adiournod or the
CIV Court-Tr,a Tcrn-Part " Before Newburger. J.
Short causes: Nos .S6 .s7i. 1892 2331, 49,.
2i7G 1884, 1921. &22. -@i 27s7 2-s. 276G. 2S'5 235
.ilS. 2i-S. Gear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Lawrence. J.
Matter Of Bunn--Mdd.eton $. ru-rll.
People ETC " American stem Boiler Insurance Com
pany-Hami!ton odeii
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Lawrence J.
Michael Mayer Theresa Goodkind-John 5. jenkins.
Common Pleas
Ty Bookstayer. T.
Thomas D. Hurs; Trow's Printing ard Binding
Company-Lou!s Harnennan.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

.o,.,>n1..o> ,uo.on1.o.o.o-oNr-0C-o"'>N
REAI ESTETE wanted for nanufac'ur. ~
purposes The undersigned IL > 5t0x
marie; tor property appTox.i.i1n'as'F'g -.'ater
300 tee with r. i. facilities ~, 81, ar
front on East North or Har,n citv
y. y. Bar wit5in one hour - \, 4, 80
-'-'' "'''''i c'HARLEs II. DANls,.
30 Cedar-sI.. =. i.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a RELIABLE ATTORNEY promptly at
tends o. ali legal business all courts
conveyancing contracts. csfa.ea, genera
practice. consultation free. West l4;h-
St Room -
A MAN OWNING LARGE FARM on
Long Island wants good man With in"
means 70 Join him In poultry business.
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CARLETON. 20 Broadway.
a PARTNER WANTED, some capital.
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