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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-05-31
[ NoMMIsS:oNEE's NOTICE

~ MAJ 81, 1895.
lM. f.. Crockett, who sues for herself. at;
we'll us for all other creditors of the
West Graham i}and e Improvement Co,
Complainant,
/ Versus In Chancery.
1.-THE West Graham Land 6 Improvement
Eompany, Alex. StClair. }. b. Greeyer,
}]ames II. jordan, j. l.. Buchanan, y. s.
3tligg:nbothani, Admir- of J, b. Higgin-
35otl,am, deed. G.. w. Greever, G. w.
SDotk, r. j.. Gillespie, J.F. Dudley, j.
jsiilton Thompson, w. A. Thompson. G.
~. Meek, W. NJ. Spracher, T.. l.. Sprach-
Ter, j. III. Crockett. w. T., Bane, Charles
(Shafer. y. Il. Luck, William Palmer, D.
". Huffard, G. T. Hhffard, William CO.
10y, H.sE. Bliloy. w. f. Bailey, Virgin
in Real Estate company, Il corporation
organised and doing business under the
laws of Virginia, G. w. Keister, l. 4.
Mann, j. r. Parker, w. A. Lee and j. l..
Ice, Defendants.
And
j. +. Dudlty and Evalina Dudley, his
wife, Defendants in Gross Bill filed in
said suits by c. w. Keister.
The parties to the above named suit
arc hereby notified that have fixed on
the goth day Of June, 1895, as tho time,
and my office at Tazewell, Va, as the
place, to execute the decree pronounced
therein by the Circuit Court of Taze-
well County on the 1lth day of April,
1875, directing me to ascertain and re-
port to the Court
First, Whether the rents and profits
Of the lands in the proceedings
mentioned, belonging to the
west Graham Land & Improve
ment Company, will pay the
debts OF said company in five
years;
Second, What payments have been
made upon the debts reported,
and in his report show the clear
balances of each and all the
creditors when debts are report
ed; Z
|Imrd, Whether or not James +. Dud-
ley purchased any lands of the
West Graham land & Improve
ment Company; if SO, to de-
scribe it and the price paid for
- and whether OF not tho sum
he paid is to be credited on his
debt;
Fourth, Report any other facts peril
nent to this issue which may be
= required by any party hereto,
uponsuch party presenting to
the Commissioner succinct
statement in writing of what
is desired to be reported, signed
by the party or his attorney.
The parties interested are required to
represent at the time and place above
mentioned.
I. E. CHAPMAN,
I Commissioner in Chancery.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Plaintiffs ii, nefendantss,@
Abe Bloch & Co. VS.. Bane & Moses
Green, Joyce & Co." Same
Roanoke Notion
Company s" Same
Guggenheimer
d. Company Same
Hurst. Purpell,
q Company H. j. Moses &C. Co.
Roanoke Notion
Company Fl. j. Moses
Abe Bloch & Co. y Same,
The parties to these suits will take notice
that l have fixed on the 9th day of Nav.
1895, at my law office ut TazeweIl. Va.
to take the additional account herein ordar
ed by the Circuit Court of Tazewell Conns
tty on the 9th day of April, 1895, at which
time and place they are required 10 be
present.
The decree recommits the former report
In these cases aud requires me to ascertain
and report '1s, ~
1st,-Any other real estate owned by w.
Il. Bane and H, j. Moses. individually
and as partners.
.2d.-Any other liens and incumbrances
thereon in their order of priority, and the
braced in former report.
.3d.-Any other matters deemed peril
nont by the COMMISSIONER, or reaired by
the patics to these suits.
V. L. SEXTON, n,.
april soth, 1896 - Sps''ai Commissioner
=.
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"Ca.toria IS the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hopo the day Is not
far distant whom mothers willconsi,ler the real
interest OF thvir children, 1nd use Cnstorin in
stead of tho varions quack notisuus which are
destroying thoir loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down thcif thronts, thoreby sending
them to premature graves"
Dir. J. +. KISoHELog,
Conway, Ark.
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Against
The parties to this suit, and all the
CREDITORS OF l.. r. Dopp. DEc,p..

CREDIroEs OF l.. II. DoDD, DECD,
are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 18th day of june 1895, ma the
time; and my office ut Iazewoll, Va, rs
tn" place to take the account in said suit
ordered by the Circuit Court of. Tazewell
County, in vacation, OH tho 9th day of
May, 1895, to nscertiin and aeport:
LIST: What property, both real and person.
al, was owned dy L.. Il. Dodd at the
time of his death;
I'd: All debts due from the estate Of L. r..
Dodd, decd, and their charaoter-to-
tsether with statements of which waive
the benefit of the homestead exemp-
ton and which do not
3D.: What property is owned by the defend
ant, Mrs. Maggie B. Dodd, which was
acquired from l.. Il Dodd or his cs-
tate;
4th: Any other matters deemed pert uont
by the Commissioners or required by
Any of the parties.
AT which time and place
parties interested are required to be pros
ent. Alt PERSONS having claims against
the estate of L. Il. Dodd. decd, will pre-
sent them properly verified, Mt the snnie
me and place that they mny be taken in
to account.
lie. CHAPMAN. :.
Com'r in Ch'y.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALyE..

THE BKsr SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rtsnm, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Haada, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Ereptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sac b. A. T. Har
grove
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CLlNcn VALLEY News 81 per yr.
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Company Murray Street, Now York City.
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: Castoria.,

"Cnstorla Is so we'll adapted TO children that
recommend IL rs superior any prescription
known TO me-"
II. a. AncuEn, II. d.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"out physicians IN tho chIldroa's depart
ment havo spoken highly OF thoif expert.
cnce in thair outside practice with Castoria,
and although. we only have among our
medical supplies what Is known Us regular
products, yet we orc free TO confess that Tho
merits of Castoria has won as to look with
favor upon It,"
Usirsp HosrIrAL AND DisrBssAhr. 4,
,.. Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. sarH, fr....
urray Street, Now York City.
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{ oMM1ssIoNER's NOTICE
v Tnzcwell. Va, My 18th. 1895
In Circuit Court of Tazcwel County
In ChincerY.


Greeyer Bros. & Moss. ). SlTas, b. w,
Stras, a. G. SPOTS, j. II. Grecvcr. j. A.
Groevcr. j; S. Mess, lnte MI rchantr and
partners i'll trade under She firm name AID
style of Tazewrll Furniture Co., Geo. W,
Yost and II. G. Chapman, who sne for
themselves and for NIL other creditors of
l.. II. D"dd. decd, who may come n and
pny tlicir part of the>cosis Of this SUIT.
Cemplainants
Against
Jumes Ed. Pcery. Administrator with
the will annexed of Il. RDodd, decd,
Maggie B. Dodd, I. c. Ro5l, N"nt Dodd,
Ora =. Mccormick, Ida NJ. Lynch, Edward
Y. Dodd, Geo w. Doid. Herbert R.Dodd
d W. Lynch tru.te", John w. Crockett.
L. A. Ll nch. II. ID. ltuffMd. G.. w. Doak,
j. S. Gil cspie, w. O. Whitman, Bank of
Clinch Valley, H. G. Anderson, Commits
Cioncr in Chancery Of the Circuit County
sn the Chancery Cause Of l.. II. Dodd VS..
II. G.. Dodd and others, Halle Shirey and
Gordon Hall Ghe last two of whom are
infanD,- Defendants.
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MAGISTRATES.


Paery, II. c., Cos; Luue, 53s; GilIenpic,
500: Iiarman, s3s; Riley, 1856; Campbell,
30l.
CONSTABLE.
Payne, p. IL, 1927.
oyERsEER OF POOR.
Williams, 1857; Carbaugh, 8oe; Vance,
no.
Clear Fork District.
SUPERVISOR.
j. II. Greevcr, 1876.
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
Snapp, 30i; .Sink, GGl; Bane, 250; Ham
brick, 4o1; SIuss, 2s5; Stevens, sos;
Steele, ESQ; Wallace. 1893
MAGISTRATE.
Helms, 3l5; Wallace, 5c6, Havens,
54s; Gillespie. $50; Nese, $50; Thompson,
1873; Frazier, $50; Shell 262.
CONSTABLE
Hartman. 1871: Maxey, 1876; Comlcy
l52; Crockett, G28.
ovERsEER or POOR.
Stevenson, 447; Whit, 1886; McClana.
han, 1871; Jones, 32i
maiden Spring District.
SUPERVISORS.
Burke, 3oe; Ratclif, $40; Wipgo, 2G7.
COMMISSIONER or REVENUE.
Pecry, 752, Smith, SOC; Sparks, 235;
Laird, 1908.
MAGISTRATES.
Dull, 323; Liirord, 22S; White, $50;
Patton, 3Sl, Nipper. 230; Moore, 5e3;
Cecil, 226; Hunt, 337; Yost 1919; Higgin-
botham, al; Christian, 326.
CONSTABLE
Altizcr. 513, HARRISON, 500; McGloth
lin, 270; Steele, C2T.
OVERSEER OF POOR.
Hclton, so: Earles, 1879; White, Ale;
Kcon, col; Phillips, 100.
AS there were about eighty names
on the ticket, aud twenty-five pro.
cincts in the county, IL fuller list
cannot he given. We have in this
Office tabulated statement OF the
voie cast At each precinct, for each
candidate, and will chcorfuily fur.
nish any information desired as to
tho number of votes Cast.
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Castoria,

"castoria is al excellent medicine for chill
6rcn. Mothers havo repeatedly told mo of It's
good effect upon their children"
Oh. q. @. osoooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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Crockett, 40
Treasurer, Litz, AZ
Gillespie. 81
FALLS MILLS.
Com this Atty, Hicks. III
Barns, 22
Workman, 10
Sheriff, Wingo, So
Crockett, 16
Treasurer, Litz, 81
Gillespie, 6S
GRAFTON.
Com tbs Atty Hicks, 81
Barns, 10
Workman, -. /
Sheriff, Wingo. ~
Crockett, pa
Treasurer. Iitz. 2I
Gillespie, sol
TIP Tor.
Com tbs Atty, Hicks, all
Barns. I'D
Workman, d
Sheriff, Wingo, I'D
Crockett, GE
Treasurer, I.itz, 81
Gillespie, sd
COVE CREEK.
Com tbs Atty, Hicks al
Barns, Is!
Workman, ii
Sheriff, Wingo, isl
Crockett, a.
Treasurer, Litz, e8
Gillespie, Bs
BuRK S GARDEN,
Com tbs Att ty, Hicks, 81
Barns, 1877
Workman, .
Sheriff, Wingo, 79
Crockett, 80
Treasurer, Litz, Gs
GILLESPIE, rs
GRAHAM.
Com tins ATT 'ty, Hicks, 1855
Barus, 30
Workman, o
Sheriff, WinGo, iG
Crockett, IFS
Treasurer, Litz, los
Gillespie, 1l9
HICKS Total vote. 13tr
Barns Total vote 1872
Workman g Total vote. 275
"lhSo Total vote. 1912
Crockett 3 Total vote. 22l9
Litz'8 Total vote. 1910
Gillespio's Total vote PIGS
Barns majority. .90G
Crockett's Majority. ...9 O7
Giilespie's majority. $50
These figures show conclusiyelv
that with the Democratic support TO
which he was zseutitled. aIr. Hicks
could have been elected by u com
Portable majority.
In Bnrk's Garden he seems to /
have been traded off by Snaps
friends; Mt BIoore's School House.
Alr BarnS' relations carried the day +
Ior him, and at Tazewell, Mr.. Hicss <
lad no one at work for him, while
he friends of Barns, Crockett audE
Gillespie thronged The streets from s
Early ciorn till dewy eve.
The Democrats of Tazewell are +
90 apathetic Judging from the /
ast ten years we could not carry
he county oven if we were Eve hun
iredsotes 81 H.. HE Tepub
,icanS.
We have IA few energetic workers;
who are the life and soul of the par
" i'll the county. and the rank and
file are too Indifferent even to vote.
Who does nothing deserves nothing,
and he who believes not in his
strength, is already defeated. For
shame, Tazewell Democrats, throw
your off sloth, and in the future EN-
eavor to show yourselves worthy do.
scendants Of tho noble ancestors,
who made the old Commonwealth Ii
famous.
The remainder of the vote is as
follows:
JeffersonyMe District.
SUPERVISORS.
Peery, j. Ed, 500, GRAPHICAL, sOt;
Greear;22O.
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
BTLLIARD-ROOM EEEPERS VICTORfOTS.
JUSTICE INGRAHAM DISCHARGES ONE or THE
PRoPRlEToRs WHO WAS ARRESTED FOR
KEEPING OPEN o. SUNDAY.

Justice Insraham. tin court O, oyer AMI
Tcrminer. yesterday morning discharged from GUS
tody Robert Kcnncy, the proprietor Of a poo. and
billiard room at 40. % Mott-s; who was arrested
sunday last a charge 81 violating the sunday
law In keeping HIS place OF business opon. Although
abundlntiy abe the defendant declined 10 give bail.
the pool and billiard room propretofs wanting %
make a test ease of it, \ writ OF habcas corpus
was sworn Monday and the arguments were
adjourned 10y Justice Ingraham until yesterday. At
torncys Wahe and Storm coniendcl that the section
OF he Pena. Code under which KcLncy arrested.
No 265. against public playing. shooting. hunt
ing and other sports but said nothing about pool
playing. but the complaint di not say that the
defendant was conducting an open poo.ro1n. but
thai four were In there paying pool. and flr
the complaint concerned, the Court could
only recognize The charge II they were playing
in Kenney's home. There no charge that tho
pool played for stakes. and unless there were
such the code dl not recognize the playing
gaming.
Justice Inerahain said he could not hold the de-
fendant under tn, complaint AS drawn. Assistant
D!strici-Attorncy liennessey said they would bring
the matter before the Grand Jury to-day The Jus
tice informed them. however, that unicss they had
evidence that the pace was open for The public
no Indictment could be found.
Of billiard and pool room proprictors were
present, among them Messrs. Maurice Daly and
George f. Slosson. and they regard the discharge
OF Kenney as a victory. ana will in the future keep
open Sunday unless the Grand Jury ndicts
kenncy.
The cases Of Sosson and Charles Hammachcr.
manager for Maurice DAILY. who ere arrested ia
their billiard par!Ors in Broadway Sunday. Feb
ruary ;. were brought np FOR trial before Justices
Hogan. Meade and Ryan, IN tho Court Of Special
Sessions yesterday. Peter Hendricks appeared for
the defendants He argued that there ale
cation that there was disturbance OF the peace
by the people who were playing billiards on the
day Of the arrest in Slosson's Days billiard
parlOrs. He said further that Judge lngraham had
an hour before disposed OF a similar case by dis
missing IT. He then asked for an immediate dis
missal Of tho case, but Presiding Justice Hogan
decided 10 adjourn IT until to-day the Justices
could famarze themselves with the ruling OF the
higher
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
COLONEL UARING At WORK AGAIN.
NOT DISTURBED BY ALLEGED THREATS OF La
BoR ORGANIZATION oNs-APPOINTMENTs
IN THE DEPARTMENT.

Colonel Waring. the Commissioner of street
Ceanng was able to go to his Office in the Criminal
Courts Building yesterday. although he was SUI
ferng from a cold and he remained at his
desk from early in the morning until after noon
He heard that one Of the labor organizations was
making ready to attack him on account Of the
stand which he had taken against giving increased
pay TO the drivers and hostlers in the department.
but he received official communication on the
subject 1t was known iha, the Amercus Labor
Club. Local Assembly 223t. Knights OF Labor. had
appointed a committee 70 get up set OF resoiu-
tions calling upon the Mayor 10 remove Colonel
Waring the alleged ground that he Is cNiiaVa-
CANT and is trying TO degrade labor. Other labor
organizations to be asked to unite IN the APP
peal for the removal OF Colonel Waring. and they
may ask Colonel Waring TO resign in order 10 save
the Mayor the trouble Of removing him from Office
Colonel Warng did not appear 20 be disturbed by
the expected attack yesterday.
The work of removing the snow from a few OF
the principal streets was continued during the day.
and orders were given TO have 1909 men and l.VC
carts employed at the work last night. Inc mon
of the reserve force who worked in the removal
OF snow from the streets last month were at length
able 10 get their pay yesterday. They were paid
at the stables where they had been registered
Fourteen Of the Barney dumping scows were in
YESTERDAY. and the department was Try trying , 10
dumped in streets near the rivers during ihe zee
blockade MOOT e T1 He'd np
loaded with refuse. but they would be unoaded as
soon as they could be got through the ice some
Of them may be taken to Rker's Island and un-
loaded there.
Major II. c. Gushing. late of New port, yesterday
began his duties Superintendent of Stables in the
Street Cleaning Department by appointment OF
Colonel Warng The salary Of Major Gushing VIII
be 81 OOo q year. David Donohue who formerly was
superintendent Of stables, was appointed Yesterday
sun-rintendent OF Stable -, in East One hundred
and-slxteenth-st a salary Of $500 year. Colo
mel Waring yesterday appointed Elk section foremen
Of Forecaster Dunn, of the Weather Bureau, and
another was Frederick Schneider the chairman OF
a 'Renubican club In the Thirty-first Election Dis
trict OF the Xith Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.


There were no offerings OF real estate III '"e
ou,, on-rooms Yesterday. The rooms. however WI"
well Ael with spectators and operators y rui"o,
u.as circulated that a building in Nassau-s'' ia"
been sold bu. the reputei broker said that the news
was a little premature. .
Nos l3 and 10 West Twenty y-eiShtn-s;. TWO 'o.'-
story buildings on plot 50X9S.9. have been sod oy
rohn Baker for about slS0.COO
Vinans a. May report that tney HaVe soiu ~
.n,honv f. Froescher the tNeniy-two-ioot u"ei""S'
No q East Sixty-seyen,h-st., and Tor joan ilsinb
sion the ad Joining residence. No 20 East oN'S
seventh-st at the southwest corner or Mauiso"-
ave The purchaser IS a we-known New oTNe''
who has purchased the two houses hteIId"o ~
make them into one fine mansion 4ixivo. ne , ror
ner bouse was purchased by MI LVhss,So,no 80, osa d' m
,be estate of Mrs. Oliver AtteToury a' so'''" al
exchange about two weeks ago -, ,..u,,,, =,
Edward hudson has fled plans for the puiies "a
nine-storv brick warehouse at NO LaiiFe'''
iohn Von Dolsen has fled plans Tor Two NV
cory and basement brick 1afhouses, on tne "oi , ~
,iI' oS One-bundred and twefth-st, I'D feet east
OF Fifth-ave.. to cost $llw). A.. h,,,1ir, of a
fiye-story and basement brick , TaInouSe d.n "' w.
West FOrtv-ninth-st., to cost SzoWo -.. A.,
Notthew Kervan has sold his three nVe-stoIf hht
houses each 27x99xloO feet. on the north si1e W
One-hun dred- and thrtythird-st. 2Oo feet west VI
The estate Of Anthony McReynolds has soid lour our
lots In -hund red and seNehty 1--WE
feet west Of LenoX-ave
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
EX-SENATOR CULLEN DECLARED INSANE.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court. yesterday
afternoon granted a commitment for the incarcera-
tion in the Bloomingdae Insane Asylum, of ex-Scn-
ator John j. Cullen, the politician. who lives az No.
PIG East Thirty -ninth-st. The order Of commitment
was granted the application of the wife Of ex-
Senator Cullen, based on the certificates OF Or.
Abbott Hodgeman the family physician. and Dr.
Auen Fitch the expert in insanity Ex-senator
Cullen for several years has been engaged as an
appraiser connected with the Surrogates Court.
He is ffty-one years of age. and first
showed signs Of mental trouble about ten weeks
ago The physicians say that he is In poor bodily
condition. and is violent dangerous. destructive and
excited at times. Both physicians declare that the
ex x-Senator is incoherent. and irrational He cries
at times without apparent reason. and his general
appearance Is dull and stupid.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
rHEr WAyr TWO CITY NARsAkAS RENovED.

The Distric,-At,orney's force and the Judges o'
the Court OF Common Pleas were Yesterday u!i'4
20 decide the proper method Of procedure iof 'ne
removal Of City Marshal John O'Brien. or the sec
onG Dis.ric, Cigil Court Colonel FELLOWS sent a
letter to chief Clerk Alfred Wasstan. of the court
OF Common Pleas. asking him to call the attehuoh
OF the court TIE proposed application on tAe par
Of the Distrct-Aitorneys Office for the removal OF
q O'Brien. and 10 advise him as 10 the proper s'eps
TO be taken. Clerk Wagstan laid the matter oelore
chief Judge Day. who H. looking up the law In tne
case. Several days ago Colonel Fellows instructed
Assistant Henry 9. Allen 10 move before the C0ur
of Common Pleas for the removal OF q Srier. ms
step was taken upon the af!idavlts OF George Cal
laghcr and his wife. VINO charged that OBrIen
wrongfuy cvic;e1 them from their home. NO y
city Hall Place. ,
\ olig Cohen. through his attorney. Alexander
Lehman asked Judge Pryor. in the Common Pleas
Court yesterday. for an order directing Morris W;
Cohen % SHOW Why he should not be removed
from his Office for corrupt and unlawful practices
The latter Cohen Is city marshal attached to the
Tenth District Court In Harlem. Judge Pryor adj
journcd the hearing the motion until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

denounced unworthy of public confidence
In the far West great sheds have been built to
protect the roadbeds but in the temperate
regions. where snow blockade Is not annual
nuisance. the companies have depended on the
snowpough and the primitive shovel and storms
such as the one which recently swept the country
and which still crippes railroad travel have sorey
tried the managers of those great trunk roads. the
iron OF which runs through the snowbelt
The rotary snowplough is the latest machine 10 he
used 10 clean the snow from railroad tracks. and.
according to reports received by General Superin-
terdent Edgar Van Etten. OF the New-York Central
and Hudson River Railroad, 1t did good work on
the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad
las. week. The cuts made from photographs sent
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
FIVE DOGS ON BOARD TIE CEvIc.

On board of the White Star steamer Cevic' which
arrived here Tuesday night, Is a. C. Bradpury'
proprietor Of the Maybrook Kennels. OF Englewood.
He brings with him four greyhounds. two rough
coated coes. and two old English bob-taed sheep
dog puppies One Of the greyhounds is Butter
Print. by Herschel. dam Greenfy. by Greenlick
She is entered to run October next for the
first American Waterloo Cup, al Huron. :. ID:
The others are White-Faced Jim. Sweep and
Ben Nevis. all sired by Page Boy. out of dam Tiny
and Seton Ashleaf. sired by Seton Hero. owned
by j., Picrpont Morgan.
There Is also on board the famous Hounsdale's
Phenomenon. six years old. chestnut hackney STALL
ion. hackney stud book No. 3.0l7
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
CHANGES " CATHOLTC PlRIsHEs

DR.. John +. Woods. the successor to the Rev
NJ. A. Nolan. at Annunciation Church, West one
thirty irst-st.. Will take possession OF
the parish Sunday He has been assistant at
various churches in the city since his ordination
nearly twenty years ago. and is a graduate OF the
Propaganda st. Mlchaers Church. at Tarrytown.
will receive its new pastor the same day.
the Rev Eugene McKenna. transferred from IL
ster County In succession to the late Rev William
Farrell. The Rev. DR.. Montgomery IN transferred
from Sullivan County to West Hurley. Dr. Burt
sell, OF Rondout, will receive a new assistant next
week In place OF Father Coffey, who died rather
suddenly a few days ago. The Rev. John Carr OF
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
REAL ESTATE MEN TITIED.

Much satisfaction was expressed In real estate
circles yesterday over the favorable vote IN the As
semby on the Pavey bill. This is the bill which
was introduced 10 restore the legal sales OF real
estate to the Real Estate Exchange I'm l.iberty-st.
At present they held under court orders at the
Croker salcsroom. at No. III Broadway The
Croker Institution will make "A hard fight to
defeat the measure In the Senate, and IL will crn-
ploy every means at It's command TO have the b.ll
killed 1t Is not believed, however. that the oppo-
ncnts OF the bill will be successful and the repre-
sentative real estate OF this city expect that
the Senate will take the same acton on II as the
Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
PARTNERS wHO cAyyOr IGREE.

Judge Freedman. Of the Superior Court. yester-
day granted motion for the appointment of re-
ceivcr for the firm OF Scott. Harvey q CO.. pub
fishers Of "The House Furnishing Review" at No
2G' Broadway, In IA suit brought by Isbon h. Scott
against his partner Charles j. Harvey for "A disso-
luton OF the firm on account Of disagreement be-
tween them. and the Judge decided that Mr. Uar-
vey may be appointed receiver If he VIII furnish "A
bond OF 5000 "
The firm was formed on July 20 lss3 Mr. Harvey
putting In 5000 cash and Mr.. Scott the trade Jour
na winch had previously been published in Phlla-
delphia Mr.. Harvey said that the firm is PERFECTLY
solvent and has assets worth least 5000