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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
SHOT DEAD IN A FROLIC
ONE SERVANT GIRL INSTANTLY KILLED
BY ANOTHER.
A THIRD WOMAN SLIGHTLY wouNDED-REcK-

THIRD WOMAN SLIGHTLY wOuNDED-RECK-
LESS HANDLING or REVOLVER
tragic accident caused by the reckless handling
~ a pistol. occurred yesterday morning In the
boa riding house No. 271 West Foreieth-st The house
il kept by Mrs Catherine Kelly, who was not at
home at the time. The accident resulted In the In
slant death by shooting of a young woman board
or in the house. Bridget Gregg. twenty-four years
old single and Maggie O'Beirne both dodgers In
the house but servant girls by occupation, were
..skylarking' in the Kitchen ard while they
locked in each others arms Martha Reilly. the
cook entered the kitchen on table left there
by the Gregg girl few moments before,
44-calibre revolver The Reilly woman. meaning
to Jest, picked up the weapon. and accord
ing TO the story told by Policeman Gbney
said: Watch out. I'm going 10 shoot both Of you"
The revolver a se.f-acting one, with light
trigger and it instantly exploded. The bullet struck
the O'Beirne woman on the forefnger OF her LEFT
hand and gancng buried itself in the Gregg
girls breast. Without speaking word the latter
fell to the floor dead. The other woman screamed
wildly for help. and passers-by on the sidewalk
rushed in. They found the Gregg woman lying dead
In pool OF blood the kitchen floor. and the other
women so excited that they could give 10 inteli!-
gible account OF the affair. messenger was dis
patched TO the West Thirty-seventh-st. police
station and Policeman Gibney went to the house.
whore he arrested the Reilly woman. and also the
O l5eirne woman.
There seems TO be no doubt that the shooting
was purely the result Of carelessness oil three
women are said TO have been on very friendly
terms The revolver was owned by the dead
woman. Where and for what purpose shc Oh
tanned such weapon has not yet been ascertained.
The Reilly woman taken TO the Jefferson
Market Police Court and then 10 the Coroncr5
Office Coroner Fitzpatrick released her on her own
recognizance until the inquest, which will be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
THIS JURY KNEW HUiI IL "IN| mr.
ALDEN : SWAN OF BROOKLYN. WINS HIS SUIT
AGAINST An isIIp STEAMER CAPTAIN AND
THE WHISTLE or THE ECLIPSE Will.
RE SILENT IN THE MORNING.

WHISTLE or THE ~ i''E'- "'''''
RE SILENT IN THE MORNING.
Justice Gri;fl,hs courtroom in lslip was crowd
cd with noliticians on Wednesday night when the
casa of Alton : Swan Of Brooklyn. who was tax
collector under Mayors Whitney. chaplin ana
r,oly araius, william Jcirries came up for IRA"
Captain ieffries Is the owner Of the steamer
rclips. witch t. tied M over night al p1Nses
pi.r I'm orowoc Creek near NJ. Swan's summer
home CAPTAIN Icfrries was accused Of disturbing
the peace by blowing the steam whistle Oh the
Eclipse to wake UP his men who lived In the VII
lagc a mile away. The trial lasted two hours an
,hc Jury returned the following verdict.
I'VE first find that We want d cents said the
foreman
This announcement was greeted with 'arShirr
no yon don't get any % cents SAID Justice
Griffith.
we understood II was customary, said the fore
man. Then we find the prisoner guilty. and rec
ommcnd him 10 the mercy Of The Court Justice
Griffith rcprmandcd the defendant. ana allowed
him 10 home.
Mayor Scheren Of Brooklyn: Mr.. cable. tho wire
manufacturer OF CnioH-avc.. iliam lp.cE, ~
Dick & Meyer. the sugar rcfncrs. OF hcnt-'vc.
and William y. Van Arden, testified for ne pros
ecuiion.
At tho first trial. week ago. the jury stood
FIVE for conviction and one for acquttal The oh
stinate juryn,an a clanl-1iggor. who tod the
Court that every sensible ought t. bc out OF
bed at o'clock and tnat he would never agree
to find a verde; for the paintin Mr.. Jeffros says
he will buy alarm clocks for all his men. ana
Will allow the whistle 10 be blown in the fut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

Az ADVANCE oF TEN TO THIRTEEN POINTS
OVER WEDNEsDAT's CLOSE CROP
REPoRTs rNFAvoRABLE.


The cotton markets on both Sides Of tho ocean
scored additional sharp advances yesterday t''
let on tho New York cotton Exchsng" closing hrn
srd II 10 10 points higher than the nnal ngures oi
Wednesday, October opened points up at 80 ana
closed At zoe There Mas more activity IN deahns
thar has been seen FOR long tine E2'" oaleS D.
Ing sod. Everything In the shape "t news was
bul.sh There vas continuation Of me active
spot demand spnncTs taking ~ bales. 81, bales
heinz sold FOR shipmon, and 1850 delivered on con
,rac, spots vcre marked up i-l5 cent m.ddhng
selling a. -. cents against 81 last year. cotton
was rot easily bought. Wall street ard New
Orleans ~eri In mary buying orders. private as
matches reported norr1s IN sSssppi. said that
d-ou.h IN Tevas doing harm 20 the crop ana
there were numerous complaints Of shedding The
SLOW movement o. he rev crop - market seemed
20 confirm he fears O., a short yield Less than n
dozen na..a %, nov cotton have been marketed yet,
nra.rs' feyc-al hundred bales 40 this Time last
year Tho Arkansas River Vas sad 10 be- near
the danger Ire ard rising \ 6ood nndertone az
Manchester vas reported. and s7nn"rs again
bought iof'o bales IN Liverpool Futures IN that
market closed 70 i',il h.sher TO- the Day
The follow ~ private crcp advccs reached the
f.0r ~ fre Cotton tNO m. g"
Hewell'on. Mss, Ans Worms have APPEARED
"a %. weeds nov H7so rad dr} weather for last
'N@ s', ,gsan M, ,nr Re houston po, Of to-
day .s,s crop IN Tc'ss =. scncrally ssracs rooted
ana mat 40 weeks o. Hr> ",athrI - tn.N as IN
furious rs hsc weeks under ordinary r'Imttanccs
Tho Posi-" also -a'~ i'tt bat little viii hs mar
kc'-i before carry september ana most counties
say not before september ~ 20 October /
l."ie Rock Ara, Aug Heavy rains here yes
iei1ny
has been somewhat che <"d MUrh j. ANAL. and
impo.' be 20 make weed ana fruit "a time 20 ma
turc much of a crop This shows the cncc, OF de
creased fertilizers ~" detailed Georgia state re-
port saws Cotton 10 NDfth Georgia suffering turn
Ink yeow ami shedding Northeas, Georgia. cot
ton 'man and shedding fruit. caves turning vel.
IA ~ of r.fa eel "a
shedding fruli Ccntgpi Georgia. Cotton willing
and shedding badly. ERrt"rn section Cotton not
CROWNS and throw ug OF much fru.i. Southwest
Georgia. cotton small turning yellow and shed
dlfs. south Georgia. polrg we'll though not fruit
!ns properly. Southeasi Georgia. Cotton not doing
we'll fr falling ~. resu.''rf IN blight ana black
rot oN..s 10 reduced Use % fertilizers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
4 SURGEON CHARGED UITH CRUELTY
Mr. JAPiiA SAYS Ills TREATMENT or \ MAN WHO
HAD BROKEN LEG WAS Brutal

Mr.. JAPiiA SAYS his TREATMENT or MAN WHO
HAD a BROKEN LEG WAS brutal.
There s serious charge Of cruelty made against
Or. Fore. a young surgeon attached to the New
York Hospital. by Solomon Jarha. who is ticket
agent for the Department Of Charities ana Cor
rec,ion. at the East Twcnty-sXih-si. pier. The
complain, is made in rcpor, submitted by Japaa
yesterday TO President Porter. He assof's tina, Dr
Fore brought 10 the pier in an ambulance ycs;er-
DAY patient named either Leith OF Martin WHO
had broken leg Instead Of waiting for s'retc5cr
for the sufferer Japha says tho surgeon lifted him
in his arms and laid him tho deck 81 the boa
which was TO transfer him TO the island.
According TO Japha. the injured man suffered
greatly as result Of the ambulance surgeons
treatment The captain and mate a. the boat 70
monstrdted with the doctor, as I'D MI jap "a. hi,
the doctor merely remarked that he guessed ne dld
not hurt the man any When JaIna WAS seen
about the case he said he did no; cesire TO make
any trouble. bu. that he considered The ambulance
surgeons conduct brutal and felt called upon -
report H. copy OF his report was sent TO the
officials Of the New-lork Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
SIIE or EPTOUN RFiI ESTATE


4 TRANSFER or EIGHT CITY LOTS ~ SEVENTH
AVE
4 uiace % real estate r ia, upper part OF me
cl,v which has been nc source Of considerable IN
tcres, - rropcriy-owners there for several years
has Just been sold a. very satisfactory hgufe'
The plot OF ground is situated on IN" east side ~
s.vsn,h-.-. hefwnen or hunIre La seven
tcenihsi and One-hunlre la nd-e .ghi~enth-s' The
frontage on Seyenth-ave Ia 20 feet and the d'pih
on the street sides is IN feet In other words there
are embraced IN the entire plat eight ful city lots
The late Leonard scott. who was for many years
president Of the scott Publishing Company was ior
a long period the owner of this property. tn" sale
was made by hr executors. VIM" the pre-" 'h-
fa,n.I i consderri satisfactory, the exact ngur's
,,. ,.l,hhcld from publication FOR the prise II
can h.. sail however. that good deal over 5lnVn
was realized foi the property. While the name ~
IN, purchaser Is also Withheld Tor personnel reason"
II H. though. thai II If Ms Intention 10 Improve he
'.fI AZ al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON.
RAGS SOAKED WITH ETHER AND BESZiNE FOUND
N HER ROOMS AFTER A FIRE.

RAGS SOAKED WITH ETHER AND BENZiNE FOUND
N HER ROOMS AFTER A FIRE.
Mrs Eva Gotthaif thirty-hve years old. the wife
OF Wolf Cotthalf. a Hebrew peder. OF No. 2'i East
Eighty sccond-s, was committed by Magistrate
Simms. In Yorkvlle Court yesterday afternoon, In
5000 bail for examination tomorrow on a charge
Of arson.
The premises occupied py the Gotthafs. at No.
~ East Eightieth-st., were Quilted by IRE on the
morning Of July a. There was an insurance OF
q, 900 on the furniture. estimated TO be worth 1900
The FIRE occurred at 1920 a. m After the hremen
had extingushed the flames examina ten showed that
IN explosion had taken place. The apartments con-
hlsted OF fve rooms the second floor OF Ave
story brick teaement-house. Scattered through the
rooms were rags and waste. saturated with ether,
benxine and coal oil. bed tick. bedding and
feathers had been strewn all the bedroom.
Among the feathers found rubber quart
bottle. which had burst. tina. smelled strongly OF
benxine.
Fire Marshal HOLSTER yesterday caused the arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
IRREST or THREE TCKPOcKETs.

De,ective-sergean, Madden. OF the Contra! ONCE.
took three pickpockets before Magistrate deuel. In
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday ana had them
remanded until this morning The detective refused
20 Give any n,rtculars about the arrests would
n. foil who the prisoners were The men gave their
names as James Hayden. No. 10 West Houston
st.; Edward Pratt. No 2:l East one -hnn1redand-
twenty-n and John Rodgers. OF One-hun1red-
and eighteenth-st. and Eghth-ave.
Hayden was recognized In court as the well-known
plckpocke, Funeral Wells" Pratt Is said 10 be an
expert pickpocket, whose picture IL In the Rogues'
Gallery. and Rodgers rs known as "Han.ey an
,bcr rtck ckef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
VIEW NUMBERS on SoUSA'S PBoGRA MME.

Hartmann's new march "Adephi" will be pSayed
for the first time by sousa's Band at Manhattan
Beach at this afternoons concert, and the "Cy'
clist's Polka" by Kuper. VIII BE- given this even.
ing special compliment 10 the throngs OF
wheeln,en that visit Manhattan Beach. August
Haase. OF Mr.. sousas corps OF artists will make his
first appearance solo!st to-day. playing ps
own composition for the euphonum. which he mas
named "Sancihto" Tho grand fanas.e from Ia
Goconda" scenes from "l.Africaine' and the bip'-
cal scene The Love Feast OF the Apostles S Ss
Wagner will furnish the heavy numbers on ..o
nrogrcmme while airs from '..e Black Hussat
Snppe's overture. "Man"cAaft am i3ord ana M, 80.
fantasia from Carmen" will supply the ns"'e'
music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
MANY liant 10 EE POLICEMEN

CROWD or APPLICANTS AT headquarters
YESTERDAY.
The announcement made on Wednesday by COM
missioner Parker that able-bolicl AMI intelligent
men had a favorable opportunity now to he ap-
pointed policemen. owing to IN" many 'acancies
in the force caused a crowd ~ applicants 10 lo'k
- Police lea IquaIters yeficrlly for Application
papers to sign. There were ai least hundred can
tir,t,.. IN m. hui'i 10 before II O'Clock Snce ne
new Police Cltl service Roari began WORK wv
appllcai Ions hnl been received ny TO N"1h-siiy
nigh,. \ large rash of appdcants il eAPet'c' 'o'
The rest of he week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
UIBERNIAN ORDERS NAY RETNTTE

The National officers and directors OF the Ancient
Order OF IIibernians OF America. he'd their ih5i
session az the Continental Hote yesterday after
noon Much time was devoted 20 considering II
letter from President Hagerty. OF the Ancient order
OF Hibernans Board OF Erin. in reply 10 a com
municaton sent him the subject OF reunion Il
decided TO confer to-day with committee
from the order which President Hagcrty repre-
sents. with view 0! seeing II the two orders cen
be united The meeting adjourned untll to-day
at IL a. m. after passing resolutions In favor Of
vigorous efforts for Irish National independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
THE COURTS.
WHISKEY TRUST IN NETWORK COURTS.
A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED. PREVENT
ING THE REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
FROM ACQUIRING THE PROPERTY

ING THE REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
FROM ACQUIRING THE PROPERTY
MORE CORRESPONDENCE.
The litigation over the reorganization OF the
Distil.ing and Cattle Feeding Company. which Is
more Familiarity known the wh.skey Trust. has
been transferred from the courts OF Chicago TO the
Supreme Court OF this city, and the first step In the
litigation here taken yesterday in the Supreme
Court before Judge Morgan j. O'Brien. VINO, upon
the application OF Messrs Guggenheimer. Inter
myer and Marshall. granted temporary nJuhc-
ton against the Reorganization Committee OF the
Dstil.ing ard Cattle Feeding Company, and also
against the Manhattan Trust Company The order
OF Judge OBr'er prevents the committee or any
member OF It. personally or through agents OF at
torneys. from bidding upon or acquiring the prop
critics OF the Trust. under the reorganization agree
ment or from taking any action whatsoever by
reason Of the alleged ownership o. any s'och VI
money deposited With the Manhattan Trust COM
many The Injunction. restreins the Manhattan
T-,st Company from paying out or disposing OF any
OF the moneys securities when are Oh uepo'''
with It, Accompanying the Injunction Is an oiue'
recurring the Reorganization committee ~ SUI"
cause on Wednesday next, why the inJ"'.'
should not be continued pending the trial o' tue
sc,ion IN nrovent the scheme Of rcorgar cation
The suit Il brought in the name OF Frederic W.
Anness and George NJ. Pynchcn. VINO o"n' 1t -
said about fifteen thousand shares OF the seooA y,
the company The action IL Drought "sd",' =,
h. JIarishorne John l. Waterbury, fteuer'" va
Lockwood Jules s Bache. william f. Hutton anu
,h Manhattan Trus, Company. II 1t Is deeheu
,csessarv the return day OF he order TO sho" cuSe
may be changed 20 suit the convenience u '"'
counsel for the Reorganization committee
,r,. manor, were served upon Nathan "n"'' NV
co,nqe for the Reorganization Committee y's'er-
d,y afternoon samuel Untermyer. the counse. lot
Anness and pynchon the pain'ims IN the a'"o"'
when seen yesterday afternoon ]" 'e'p - ,no
ne
noon. ord raye as his that he was Anxious
~" h,s nr ,c~rding should not be made Inc i eH
'n't 'nH ,obb,ns enterprise. Mr. Blur also d'-
=" H. "a y, isc,.ss Inc merits OF the acton ,. 80
'', t ,h ,.niv cent by Mir tniermycr scsicI"a! ~
vr nimr as counre FOR the Reorg1n'1ar .r |, vs
Mt >, ,he letter sent by The after sevefb ',s
, IN resnect 10 the matters conc'rnE n r
hh" tton schemc n" says: we are Dol., a =,
organization IT, ,o the courts 10 put an end 10
,s csnt,c stock gambling concern wn''n con- on
u.,s hscn condemned to judicial dedtn h,ng at
enG rscV aganst state and Is r now S p nrs Of
90 no galvanized Into ne tor we old
teIp'u w. The same sort Of business a, ,ne OF ~
S,sra we are not only protecting s"1 much needed
our clients. put ai''
ruhc duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
GENERAL MCOOK ~ ACTfVE CHARGE
HE RELIEVES Mr. o'DoNOHrE AS CITY CHAMBER
LAIN AND REAPPoINTS Mr.. CAMPBELL
DEPUTY.

General Arson G. McCook. the new City Chamber
lain took charge OF the office at noon yesterday
The retiring Chamberlain. Joseph j. O Donohue, in
troducei his successor to his deputy and clerks
General McCook signed a receipt for all the moneys
IN the Chamberlain's He said that he wished
the fact made public that Mr.. O'Donohue had re-
tired voluntarily. Mr. O'Donohue said that this was
the case and that ne could now be Chamberlain
had ne desired.
Chamberlain McCook reappointed John II. Camp
bell Deputy Chamberlain and continued the clerical
force in the Office. Mr.. Campbelrs appointment
was thought to be provisional and that ne would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
SENTENCED FOR BRTTAI dSSiTJT

Bernard Pagan. the E.m-s.. awning maker who
assaulted Frederick Gibson. n reporter. and several
companions in the saloon 40. 80 East iIoGsion-si
last Saturday night. and who indicted for as
saul, in the second degree. allowed 10 p,eai
guilty Of assault In the third degree yc'crGay be-
fore Recorder Golf. In Part J. General Sessions
lie was sentenced TO four months In the Penitcn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
SHE DID NOT RECOGNIZE TIE CIVIC CEREMONl

The romance OF Miss Agnes Estelle Mullen. who
came all the way from Fon du Lac. VIE. TO meet
and be welded 10 her lover. young John Xuccaro
has been published in The Tribune. Well. they
changed their minds about going before Acting
Mayor Jeroloman. The young lady. being d devout
Catholic could not bring herself to see the validity
of civil marriage. So they were married on
Wednesday In St. Thomass Church. West Farms,
by Father Maloney. The young people will go to
Huston live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
HOrPI BELLAFy TO HOLD 4 Tc'ir

The Hotel Belmens Beneficial Association VIA
give rs first annual picnic and shmmernish' ies
rival AT Suffers Harlem River PARK az one ,s-,
dred and twenty-sxth-st ana Secohc-ae'' o -.
A., a,.ar,r, sen,ember 6 This association was or
ror,-ed IN Decerber las, by the bellmen OF thirty
seven New-york hotels The members OF the COM
mittee OF Arrangements Are F. II. Richardson N
chairman; Berry l.. Hicks secretary cna'sI 80
Thomas. Charles Majete, Lawson Jonns snS John
Morton. Frederick Stewart Eaiah Mics "
= Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
THE rAyERvEATHER WILL 'oS r'i'

Tho adjourned motion made before sutro .s,rs
,,, - adjourn the proceedings on the third
'.,na ., the executors II David b. Fayer-
uoo,her ur;il the General Term OF the supreme
Court has passed upon the appeal ito" ,ne Sooa
20, -, ,,e q 10000 by the executors was re-
,'od yesterday before Surrogate Arnold.
rohn r Parsons opposed the motion 10 ADJOURN
~. ,nnroval Of the accounting. Surrogate Arno'a
,n,imatod tina, he agreed with VT PARSONS; an nn
ia ,haf no would decide the motion witnIn ".
~ nj would allow counsel opposing tne dp
u ,S,aI twenty DAYS in which TO nle objections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
coons MIST BE DELIVERED MORE PROMPTLY

For some time importers have eompia'he' 10 .us
custom House about the slow delivery o' 'n mr.
aooas from the piers to the appraisers stores ne
Sonnl,ints were made against SIMON iieSS. WV
holds the contract for cart'ns an soo''
c,oss Yesterday Deputy collector conch gave nv
~ . At ue.s that unless he delivered goods
,ror. rrouotjv his contract would be revoked inns
will be welcome news to the merchants VINO nave
long been endcavor!ng 10 have the car'ns " , ec
appraisers stores goods thrown ope" " P"'">
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
CHIEF .yUDGB EHRLYCH'S ESTATE.

Letters of administration upon the estate Of Simon
NJ Enrich Chief Judge OF the City Court have
granted to his widow. Augusta Enrich. by Sur
rogate Arnold. Judge Enrich died on july 10 at his
home at Throggs Neck His widow says that he eft
real property. and that the value OF his personal
property Is &c., 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

Herman A. Knoll took charge yesterday morning
of the Hudson Street Hospital superintendent In
the place OF Amaz Lake. who wished to retire. Mr..
Knoll. before his appointment TO his present place.
nrst assistant instructor Of the Reformatory
School on RsAdal's Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
co,,r CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Beer: ,.ol Br'0 oa.i s' Il
80 e Waiter 30 : L'p Edition ~ h' co No :
Bl.roN f9 KIM. y, g. people etc Porter No I
5 WEs v. FH g stem. .qgsos,, Scan 10 a.
l V w'a''"1 T wern n" '. Aasoy 10 r. Hughes
W sm,icis. 80 - Hatch vs. zeller. no a. reoPs
."T pr.1,,n g. ia cSowei vs. Rondcbu.h
S. y c';g . s 59 X 80 10 4 VS.. palmer No
., L5see S. Peterson. " II Matter Of Ninth Avenue
s. pre- c,ur, Gencral Term Bees .. :, -, MA,
c'rsa., cour-Pari. II. III and rvAdourned for the
sap.-or court Special Tern Before G0dersl'eve. j
superb, court ,iercrni Term Adjourned for the term
sr.ror ,9a E3" Lrn ,.'ne 'o AMI }' ni"Ha
ssrrcsa,cs cour, chambers netore Arnold s-Nc
Holder nnfnnisi. 1880 IN, estate - Arthur NJ
r. ., a" i r N Er,ei.rAs :sucicr i.asc ssrsil
DAVID frank. 10 81 Elizabeth Heler, FREDERICK
s,5 *. N. tern
Cmm'n Il'as-Csncral Term-AdIournsl until Thursiiy,
commoa Pleas Equity Term >aoorr-i 70, The ,,Tr1
Common rsa. Trial Te'm-raF'S l. II and H'-Aa'
NV c.ar' ,'.a-rnl Term Adjourned sine die. ,.n-,
'' ci'S d" Court Trial Tcrm-parrs II. III and v-Ad.
,otrucd Cor the term
RFFrRErs APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
~ 'Dren j.
Estate COMPANY Hess James J. N'lli"
R,rrlc- Daniel DAILY
Matter ~ Si~guiy"f- pclanp g tn''!n
Clark - Weed tfVp cascs-jpln ". 'lpp.
Pleas
by Bookstaver. j.
Kscry ~ Lockwood Louis zimmerman.
Matter 81 '1anin John Yard
Iossier iossler-ih-c +. HaScail
Campbell Glare John l.. y, Hunt.
Superior Court
~ ~ Adam J.
H,n.uf u.s. R.nouf- H. Gcrson Oppenhelm
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
ly Brien =.
Stanley " Dexter Sarah r.. kap.an Jacob kaiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

~ Mrs Gotthaf TIE woman made many protes,a-
lions OF Innocence and said that her loss was ihuE
q op The Insurance carried was in the Royal COM
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

Tho no,sv trading around the ring the floor OF
,he Cotton Exchange suddenly interrupted yes
terdav at 10 o'clock and great commotion caused
by the fnning Of James Moses. member OF the
exchange who was seized with indigestion and
feI bv the ringslde physician was summoned
and MIR Moses recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

pany's personal representative ] had sold our
Arm 81 80 worth Of goods and they wanted $50
am sure / never would have been arrested. but In
Georgia the laws. you See are very peculiar