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New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
CJPRENIE COURT.

- In the matter OF the application Of the Board Of Esu
cation by the Counsel to thS @ by u The M Mayo
Aldermen and Commonalty OF the city 81 NsW i1k 70 70
certain lands On the norhery s'os pS o, and Third ave-
nues in the Twelfth Ward Of said city duy selected ana
approved by said B9sd Of s' he se prvons i Of chs s
OF the Laws Of 1855 amended by chapter % Of ns
Pursuant 70 the provisions chapter 1911 Of the Laws
OF 1855 as amended by chapter - OF the Laws OF is
notice is hereby given that an Ssw Yok T at Special
Term Of said Court to be held & a. o Ne YorS on s
s hs ,y S9gH Noyembe s5 at the opening Of
that day thereafter as counsel can " hsa,a
for the appointment Of Commissioners OF ESae
in the above-entitled matter. -, a..
The nature and extent OF the Improvement hereby In
tended is the acquisition Of title BY The Mayor Aldermen
lands and premises win tne ouiaings @ ,sri % Ts % ~
1ne Indred and Nnth street Second and Third
avenues IN the Twelfth Ward OF said ct! IN zee s'mps @
10 and for the purposes specified in said chapter lyl OF
the Laws 1855 amended by said chapter - o tns
approved BY the Board Of Education site for school
under and in pursuance Of the pGosoH' % 0f a @
ehapter 5 OF the Laws 1890 being the following de-
scribed lots. pieces parcels OF land. namely ,,.
vinr and being in the Twelfth wsrd OF o. New
York. which taken together are bounded ana descDeo a.
s. tS,.oxs Mundss ssnGasN ana Ninth street distant
nrhss from tn. tnrssction q ;hs noney INN ne 81 Tss
avenus; running thehce northerly and parallel with the
eas,sry line Of Third sveSSs % 'po sesn ess one Hum
dred and Ninth and One Hundred and Tentn
streets which point Is also IN s S ss thence sast
erIv along the centre line OF block and along the site
OF raprnar School No. rs. 80 fee, inches ynenee
To- ,st Il inches 10 the northery line OF One Hundred
ana Ninth street thence westerly along said norhery
line Of one Hundred and Ninth street % iee' ne"e' !"
the point place Of beginning ,
Dated New York, october i4th, 1895 ..,o, no /,
Tryon Row, New York city
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
In THE CYCLING WORLD.
POLICE INSPECTOR MURPHY. OF BROOKLYN.
GOOD ROAD nIDEE-NOTEs AND COM-


GOOD ROAD RIDER-NOTEs AND COM
MENTs FOR wHEELMEN.
Police Inspector Murphy of Brooklyn is an en-
thusiastic wheelman. and when on the road he
wears the regulation uniform of the South Brooklyn
Wheelmen He is a robust rider for man of his
years and century has no terrors for him. The
Inspector rode forty-six miles yesterday before
D. n and he said that he expected TO cover double
that distance before nightfah
Uptown wheelmen are interested in the opening
performance OF the Lotus Comedy Club. to be held
at the Central Opera House Music Hall on Saturday
night Many prominent riders will attend. Boxes
have been reserved for the following clubs: York.
vile Wheemcn, Gramercy Wheelmen. Greenwich
Wheelmen. Riverside Wheelnen. the Eighth Bat
TALON Cycle Corps Metropolis Wbeelmen and the
Central Wheelmen Of Brooklyn.
Isaac h. Potter. the chief consul of the New-York
State Division of the L. \. w. left on the midnight
train last night for Atlanta Ga TO attend the Good
Roads Convention. TO be he'd there In connection
with the Atlanta Exposition. Ii is expected that
his xis, w s, a9 much ecrutns Go work Is needed in
that part OF the country.
crusade may be started In Brooklyn soon re-
gardng the carrying of lamps or bicycles Some
riders carry their lamps on the iroht ioths & wite h
handle bars. With some high and some iow' poth
wheelmen and spectators become coniuseh
Elliot Mason. wei known in cycling matters & re-
turned from abroad yesterday on the steamship
Havel Mr.. Mason and his family have spent SOM
time travelling on the cher side. large parry
of friends met him the dock.
Oscar Hedsrom. the fast Class rider who Is sc ex
pected to do brilliant work on the track next
year. will probably join the Riverside Whee'men D.
Hedstrom rode under the coiors Of the Greenwicl
Wheemen the last
Cyclists desiring to Join the League of American
Wheemen may obtain full printed information ana
blanks by sending and address TO the Cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
CJ-pRENE COTRT

SCPREME COtRl
- In the matter of the application OF the Board ss O.
Education by the Counsel the Cooperation of ns SV
OF New York relative acquiring title by The mayor
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the city OF New YORK 70
between Avenues ard D. in the Eleventh ward OF faa
city, duly selected and approved oy said BOARD az s
for school purposes under and in ., ns
by chapter IS OF the Laws OF 1890. -
provisions Of chapter lsl OF the iArs
1883 amended by chapter 30 Of the ws o nsSs Ia
10 the supreme Court ot the State OF New YORK o. =
Special Term Of said Court TO be htd @ q ,y "a S"
York the 9th day OF November. leo at the openns
OF the that day or as soon thereafter as cou
sci be heard thereon ior me matte
The nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby IN
tended the acquisition OF title by The Mayor Moe
men Commonay OF the city OF New YORK TO ee'tAn
lands aad premises with the buildings thereon and th
thereto belonging the souheriy side
Tifth street between and ID. in the Eieyents
converted appropriated and used 20 and Tor tne
specified In said chapter l9l Of the Laws OF lsss
property having duly selected and approved by t
Board OF Education site for school purposes unde
and in pursuance Of the provisions OF said chapter s
the Laws Of amended by said chapter 80 OF 'n
Ali that certain LOT. piece parcel OF land, situate
New York. and bounded and described as follows bst t
ming point the southery side ot tlttn stree u i5
tersectSn southerly side OF Fifth street WIN ,hs
westerly side Of Avenue d: running thence sou,.ss.
and parallel with Avenue 98 feet inch thence wes ss
ery anl parallel with the said s9uthery sds s,i ~ ya No
street ~ feet the present site Of Grammar schoo ~
49, thence northerly and along said site %, - W nh
school No 10 and parallel with Avenue 80 zee, and ssi
along aDuhery side OF Fifth street. y fee 10 Wv
point or plsce Of beginning zoos
Dated New York. October ~ 1880 Ma
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT. Counsel to the Corporation ~"
Tryon Row. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
MIR. CHOATE RETAINED BY MRS. STANFORD

Washington. Oct. B.-Mrs. Leland Stanford. OF
California. IL hopeful that the suit against the late
Senator Stanfords estate. which will be appealed
TO the United States Supreme Court will be
gued and decision reached not later than next
June In her interview yesterday with Attorney
General Harmon Mrs Stanford was informed that
nothing could be done this point until the dec-
sion of the judges who rendered opinion in her
favor in California last week Is received at the
Department of Justice There Is manifest willing
10 expedite the case far possible not only
because of the vast interests involved but In view
of its Importance to the great educational work
a, Palo Alto which directly depends upon 1t. Mrs.
Stanford has retained Joseph H. choate. of New
York. represent her before the Supreme Court.
The had n consultation last night at the Airing
ton Hote'. Mr. Choate returned 10 New-York this
morning. and another consultation will be held
when Mrs Stanford reaches New York next week
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allan. William. to American co,oPerativ,s SAYINGS
Of Robbnsave nstaments ;. :, ,,:;.: 5000
Beals. John ID. and wife to Annie NJ Howard, az
guardian. W Anthony-sve 5sli II Of Berry ~
Bs.n@ o., 'fiai Daniei E; al to Richard sissman
gdS, 10 Il s e sp2s5s. oSs Ssa's Sss 1900
'2S" y Il 'y"t OF tolumsiasi. instamen,s $500
Bryant lanes 81, and wife vi Soo TO Charles g9fsr' 5000
csreH lanes and wife Title Guarantee and 49,,
FIscher seher Adam and wife to Phelan.
corner Coiumbus-sve and s5th-st, 10000
F@ann %'G9 20 ao %a %aSnss eo1
otRsr rasecs sd,aVe' a II Of 2Sih.st
Fitzsimmons. Nicholas to f Levy, lot 200 map
Van Gtlh Ne PARK s9a % i,r.. Z; f,ct 10 1s7
'; Is, Vest eSP ssh.s @ ,'s year - '"'' '"' ~ 1000
Carrie. Daniel r, to Thomas Lsnane. Green
os. %SH j ,s to j JAKE q MsPEs S ps S5S
Hupfel J Christian g. ami vie to Charles Bondy.
Ams'erdam-ave 74li # Of li9th-st years 5000
ian. n corner Anthony-ave and Berryst.
Hermann, Katie. to Peter Breen loth-st. lss ..
Same to same 5 isi-aVe "A n OF ioth-st
Hebron George to Thos S ormiston linton
ave. 1896 It of Honest. years. .........:. LOO
a%. s. e snd to Of fsn easy TsSn ys% Mott
Jaeeis. Charles. to Thomas ormiston. Forest
Ks%Dq.s Edward Es;ss%se rhieps. ,oo
Loughran. James G. and wife to Eliza Hershheld.
iiGth-st 10 n re e Of sd.aye % year 1000
st. 22sG II Of Boulevard ;;.:;...... 10000
Same 20 same. n $ l3sth-st. 20 II W or boulevard.
Lawrence Jane w. Louise II Guest. = Old
Macomb's Dam Road. 30 n OF T o Woolfs
farm, 3 years. oOO
McWalters. Mary to Dunleavy Il Higgins Nos AZ
and ~ West 9sthst. demand ................. 700
Marks. Joseph. and wife TO Laura a Deano.
Columbus-ave 25s II Of 9ith-st. years TO- 900
| McTeague, Charles W. and wife 10 Irving Saw
ngs Institution. n corner 3d-ave and 1llth-
Maazle,ta. John n and another, New-York ''''''
Building and Loan Banking Company
ll3th-si 3l6S II Of lst-ave. insalments.. 800
Meier Charles and wife To Maria Wood and
other. Nos % and % Mnetta-st. 1900
n W corner Madlson-ave and 55th-st. years 5000
| Same. Laura ID Mott. Madison
and 55h-s years .........:............ 10000
Palmer. Frederick A. and wife to Clara A Bow
Raftery. William. John l. Linchan n 5 Beth
$50 n OF 1rh-ave ysar............... 1900
| Russell. Annie B and another TO John Bussing
jr. W oth-ave. adjoining land Valentine. East
Smith. James W and another To Henry steers and
another. Housonst. $50 II of Goerckst.
and other property ..,:..... securities. Judgments
schnugg Francis J. to Louis p Mailer n
9gth-st. i75 q OF 5th-ave years.......... 1900
! Wallerstein. May and another George
4 witt et al trustees No 1i63 Lexngtonave.
years ...................e..'.... 6.oOo
Smith. william. and wife 70 ii Porter
3oh-s 30 Il of i0th-ave. l year. ......... 1000
/ Schneeweiss. John W, and wife Charles A
Low. trustee etc. 8 y 53d-s 225 II of
Gth-aVc. years $4,000
| Wallerstein, May and another George q De
witt ct al trustee. No ii63 Lexlngtonave.
watkins william w "a George p Hoe W ''o"o
Jumei Terrace. 1894 It Of I62d-st year $500
Younkheere Dsry. Morris & Berlepsch
Nathalie-avc. lots 80 and ST. map Anthony
estate Ye"ra fVo
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
GUPREME COURT.

= the matter Of the application Of the B9a'd s 2.
by The Counsel to hS s % The RI
Aldermen and Commonaliy Of the city 3i NeM Sr soN
ssG SARcK a"qs KING '"s and S0'e coSGREss STREETS
Eighth Ward Of said city. duly selected and sRps Ss IA
pursuance s Of ~ the Ie prevsons @ f chapter S
OF 1855 amended by chapter 3o Of the Laws OF
Of @ a. 10 smesaeS s Sy Chapter q the Laws
notice Ice Is hsrsSy ssn .s"i N hs an pIe o Nw Yo a.
Special Term OF said Court be hea at ChsnlSsrs
thereof. at the County Courthouse IN me 'S n.rIrg
M orT cr On m ne ~" a Gay s 0 on thereafter as counsel
thereon the appolntmen, o. commSs'''
The nature and extent the Improvement hereby "
tended acquisition OF title by The Maye' Acs csr.
tain lands and premises With the buildings thereon AZ
the appurtsnances thereto belonsny IN ,e oao'S s N
the Eighth Ward % said city IN fee smpe srss,d d tcr
same to be converted appreprsied ana Sssa ,hs laws
Of isss as amended BY said chapter 3S of the Laws ~
lsS" sHS 5oPsgy gs hSEp AZ dcoS Sssh su a site o
ppess under and in pursuancs the provisions Z
said chapter is Of S the TS az 1896 . sns As s@ osHs
scrihed lois pieces or parcels Of land. namely ...
Az ,nOse ssg esr,ar IN S,, s sSss wd of the City
Yo,k and which taken together are BOUNDED ana ,ss
;SSsa as fooTs % S hs4henS SIDE a. Of 's the present
Grammar school No and the westerly side cf - % 49,,
eas,ery from, the eastcy side u Varck street an, w.,
feel inches southoiY from the souiheriy side OF
Ms'9p Msh T,ris ss's Street IS feet to point ncss,
southery from the southerY side OF wes' ,i,h the
street thence sas Of wss Houston street
which is distant a. feet southery from ,hsSiy sn and
ss9, with the ceserly side Of varck stree, 80 ises "
The norihery side q the present s OF oorheS side
said Site of Grammar School No and nearly ,os fee.
with The southerly side q Wss, Houston street wv
10 pstsd sns w; New YORK October i,h, 1898 xo
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel to the Corporation "" :
N, Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were filed with the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings;
Dock-st, foot ~ Westchestei Creek. one-story
brick boiler house. by ! Howell. Of No II
West soth.st ........:;............:.. $500
Union-ave 3. i75 II n OF i5.d-st four-story
brick tenenents by James McGovern. of No 76T
Forest-a'e $4,000
Eage-ave, =. n II = NJ IGlstst. iive two-atory
frame dwellings. by James W Ogden. OF
cone, rrospect-ave snt iSoth-st 1900
story frame dwellings. by Harriet l. Lockwood
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. Oct l6.-The day call of the Su-
preme Court for Thursday, October II, will be as
follows: Nos. 40 A. Is (and 1867 53 st. co. e. g. s.
and &C.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

A ovERrlsEMENTs AND .,, sUpscw,rT'oTTSs w ~: M.
cr,vED Az THs UPTOWN OFFICE. No 1 s4s nwwR SJvrRs,
way "a door north Of Thirty -nrs,st and %r, nD' ~
xishth.sve, . . corner Twsnyrthird,st: 'o2 snse7A
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
Gotels.
B D G X I M G "a HAM H@ T Ell,

FIFTH AVENUE AND BOTH STREET. N Y.
the European rlan exclusively Located In the most
arstocratc and fashionable part OF the city convenient
TO the shopplng and amusement districts. All modern
improvements including sanitary plumbing and cleo
trc light. Arrangements FOR the for family
suites can now made at reasonable prces Cuisine
and restaurant service OF superior excellence.
CHARLES L. wETHERDEE. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

THE COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany Oct 1.-THE Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow is Nos 30 go 49, 299 COL SOi
3O5 and 301
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
DnbIie Notltcs
CUPREME COURT.

CUPREME COURT.
- In the matter Of the application Of the Board n Edu-
cation by the Counsel 10 the Corporation of the City q
New YORK relative TO acquiring title BY The Mayor Alder
men and Commonalty Of the City Of New York, 10 certain
between west Tenth and West Eleventh streets IN us
Ninth Ward Of said city. duly selected and approved By
sad Board as "a site Tor school puposts unde, M M and
OF 1888 amended by chapter IS u the Laws of 1880
Of 1855 amended by chapter IS of Laws OF 1890
notc s hereby given that application viii be made TO
Special Term VI said Court be held Chambers there
or at the County Court house In the CITY OF New York On
Court on that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can s
heard thereon for the appointment Of Commissioners Of
Estmfte In the above-entitled matter
The and extent OF the Improvement hereby IN
tended is the acquisition Of title by The Mayor Aldermen
lands and premises the buildings thereon and the
appurenances thereto beonsns on the easte5iy side Of
enth streets in the Ninth Ward Of said city. in fee sim
pie absolute the to be converted appropriated and
i9i OF the Laws Of 1883 amended by said chapter
Of 1880. said property having been duly se-
for purposes under and In pursuance q the pro-
visions Of said chapter lsl q the Ts % & % hss as
following described lot piece or parcel 9t land namely
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF and sSa yss
and bounded anG described az follows Beglhnhg a,
point in the eastery line Of Greenwch Avenu astan ~
feet 5 inches norhery from the intersection o the
norherIy line of West Tenth with the eaery line
Of Greenwich avenue which point IS also the ntesectoa
School No 4i with the easterly line ot Greenwich
running thence ess'ery ana sad az along % ,n
northerly linz Of present site Of Grammar school
fsS, 10 ne,s hspHs Ss f rom 5h
easerly line Greenwich avenue netsurep az sn. an
sls t,h ~ Ia easterly line Of Greenwich iOs
feet TO the eastey line OF Greenwich avenue thence south.
erly along easerly line Of Greenwich avenue - fe
to the point or place OF besnnlns
Dated New YORK., October "A 1893, ,,r-or.,o, n.
Row NeW York cry.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
Citn j1roperip Go Eet

a y e. oOo-ro rent handsome i-story ard basement
~ room decorated gas fixtures ana shanes nine
di.,e nosss ssion; house open 6 West vh-st' oe'""
Coumbus-ave. and PARK -------
70 vyrsT ooTIIST between Central Park west ano
.DS coinmIus-aye and basement pro"ns'one
rr,ya,e dwellng rent. 81 600 per annum Apply W L.
tIIPATRICK 30 West 61th-st
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
Go Get for Business purposes.

,owrp prNTs-BrILDrNGs STORES LOFTS
"A and Offices 10 c, Chambers Spruce Beeknasn' la
HS,,,on John Maiden lane Dey. barclay PARK p'a.e,
puI,o, , lou Nassau William Cold Cliff Pearl Water ana
rsrM mapv o,hcr streets rutland WHITING Beck
Ynan
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

THE RULE OF THE LAlTY.
The defeat OF this innovation is a good example
Of what has been frequently stated-that the Prot
estant Episcopal Church is ruled not by bishops
and other clergy. but by laymen The House of
Bishops is permitted by its masters
the laymen-to rame its presiding officer
Not only did the House OF Bishops ask tnat its
president might be called 'primate hut large
majority Of the clerical members of the House OF
Deputies Joined in that request But the lay men,
bers would not grant that request There were
two divisions taken with a clear majority In both
In favor OF the change. and most persons sup
posed that the matter had been settled But not
So for In due of time J. Pierpont Morgan
lay deputy from New York moved that the section
thus amended be taken up and voted upon by para
graphs This done. and the vote was taken
by dioceses and orders. and here is the result
Clerical deputies: Yeas. 81; nays. l6: divided. g.
Lay deputies: Yeas. ~: nays. 23; divided. B. Thus
majority Of lay votes defeated measure hav-
ing the approval Of the House OF Bishops and the
majority OF the clerca. members of the House OF
Deputies 1t is perhaps necessary TO state that
majority of both the clerical and lay orders is
required. that the House of Deputies may concur
with the House Of Bishops In any measure requir
ing joint action. Some OF the opinion that
this Virtually establishes a third house IN the Gen
eral Convention. which should be called the House
OF Lay Deputies. This is certainly true in effect,
whatever II be In name
The venera BILE and eloquent Bishop Coke presided
the other day when the met from IN Joint
Church OF Canada TO the Church In the United
States In introducing the commissioners Bishop
Church belonged the glory OF restoring to the laty
the rights they enjoyed IN the primitive Church
II considered one Of the finest discussions that has
taken place n the House of Deputies for many
per as well of the ability OF the present con
vention Not one bitter. irritating or uncharitabe
OF the debate. The importance OF a proper eccie-
ssstIcal nomenclature does not seem to be sub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-25

III would rather fall with Christ than
stand with the Emperor" said Luther.
Thomas Carlyle, "the sage Of Chelsea"
tells tho momentous and iar.rcaching
result OF Luthor's stand at Worms,
which will DO represented At the Grand
Opera House this aud tomorrow eve.
nings, in his own striking way. ~ fol.
lows: 1.-THE Dict OF Worms, Lu,her's
appearance there on April II, 1921. may
be considered Rs tho greatest scene in
modern European history; tho point,
indeed, from which tho whole subsc.
queut history OF civilization ,akes Its
rise James Anthony Fronde. the his.
toran. said, 'rhe appearance OF Luther
before tho Diet on this occasion IL ono
OF the finest, perhaps it 10 tho very
finest, scene in human history. Vol
might George Of Freundsburg sa! that
10 knight among them oil had ever faced
peril which could equal this. /" 9..
This memorable scsne promiscl to be
most ably rendered by prominent gon-
tlemon OF this city. The cast hat Al
ready boon printed in the ISrELLIaIS.
CIR. Tho incidental spectacular and
musical features will add much to tho
lecture and tho tableaur. Tho Brook.
Ign Citizen declares that zone learns
moro OF tho lie and times Of tho great
reiormer. whose Influence has been 90
great, in tho two hour, spent in Mrs,
Monroe'a presence than can bo impaired
otherwise ia months. II 10 OF interest
to grown persons, but very much moro
80 to tho student,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-25
THE Rich COAL FIELDS

Reached by tho uolla,rs. Zaas.villo y
Clnclnna,r. Extension.
The ORIGINAL plaus for tina exhaustion
t,,o pa,I.i,. y,,,.viI,. Z C,r,,,,.i
VI '"e D'A' 40. "''''"' =" o''.'"u"''
l'ne 10 the ONO firer' py way OF Cap
tina creek, says tho Railroad Gazette,
have been chany,I for tho pur,o,, Of
,a,ohi,, .i,h ,n,l al, ~ ;. ..,
'eae"'s ~" .o'' ti','' ~. " secure
direct coal line from the ONO river 10
the lakos by way OF the Columbus, San.
dusky & Hooking, which recently pur-
chased i. controlling interest in
the Bsllaire. Zanosvillo & Gin.
cinnati. Tho origiua. surveys called
for line from GAINESVILLE to
Senacaville, and thence along Cap.
tina creek to Alledonia and 10 the
Ohio river. About the time these plans
were formulated the people interested
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-25
Another Strike Ended.

The strike OF the employees at the tin
plate works a, Irondalc is practically
ended. The strike was inaugurated al.
most year ago. when the company 70.
fused to recognize tho AmaIgama,ed
For some timo tho strill.
ing workmen. with not n single descr.
ion from their ranks, have been com.
peilcd to stand by and SEQ their places
tlllcd day after day by strangers, until
.low tho mill ia said TO be running full
IN every department.
a small number OF the strikors have
asked tor and obtained work from their
former employers. aud many others
have secured employment elsewhere.
no strikers recently boycotted tho
Prcsby terrain church because ono OF the
rlders is n s,ockholder in the mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-25

In tho circuit court Saturday, before
Judge PAUL, in the case OF tho Frick &
Lindsay Company va. General Engineer
ing Company, the petition OF Crane &
Co. was filed.
Before Judge Campbell. In tho case Of
iIcnry L. Schroeder vs.. August Bolsch.
wing, there was decree Of sale. S. U.
IIoyce, special commissioner.
In tho case OF l.. Strauss & Co. VS..
John G. Kline, Of al., an ordor was on.
tered filing tho antwer Of Otto Frey,
and tho petition OF Schwartz, Mansbach
& Co.. to DO made parties plaintiff was
nlon fled.
In tho case OF Michael Winoabure's
administrator VS.. tho Wheeling Railway
Company. the motion for new trial
wa, overrulod md tho verdict for do.
fendant was onlorod up
In tho matter OF tho application for n
writ OF maudnmus in tho ca,u Of Ethel
King va. r. II. Gillospy, tho court treat.
cd tho application ny petition for an
appeal and granted it.