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New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
TRANPS SNATCH 4 WOWANS ~ RSE.

A DARING ROBBERY At CONVENT srATIoN NEAR
MADISON.
Madison. Nov 10 (SpecaD.-Mrs James II ',a'la-
CHER OF No. q West One-hundred- twefth-s''
Ncw-York WAS the victim of a bold highway ROD
berry here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Gallagher came to Madison Tor the purpose
Of visiting her two children. who are pupils at 81
EliZabcth's Academy. on arriving ~ IN" conN"n'
she took h"r children out for walk. Nhen IN
'front.' o. Councilman Enos Wildcrs house h'r H''"
boy asked her TO put some Of his chang" IN h'r
pocketbook as he feared that hc might lose II.
Two sccdy looking individuals wcr" approaching,
and as Mrs. Gallagher took her purs" from h"r
uockct they her quick aS a Ui~h. one oi
Them snafched u from her hand. i"ior" IN" re-
gained her composurc both OF them had disapi"ar"d
down Convent Lane. The pufs" contained "po"'
Slno and = mileage ticket .
Mrs callarhrr Immediately went TO Morristown
and Informed the police Of her loss she gave
mragrc description OF the robbers VINO "'r. "N-
IDENTIFY iramps. In the afternoon thi'i oi f"h'"
IIallowav arrested TWO suspicious looking trainis.
They were searched. but nothing was FOUND on
the m 10 connect them with the crime.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

Which never fails to give strength
and vigOr to those who are weak or run
down. Nothing so quickly overcomes
exhaustion and debility. Nothing
compares with it for stirring up the
sluggish blood and building up the
health. For curing or preventing
coughs, colds, the grip and pneumonia
it is absolutely unequaled.
All groccrs and druggists keep 1t.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
UiPPTED ~ THE COtNH Jam.

AFTER THE CEREMONY THE WIFE STAhlS W ~
GET 4 RoNDsMAN FOR HER NEW III ShAN''
Nargarette Doretha Wagener. pretty ''''""''
woman twenty-three years old. living AT NO ''
Third-st Hoboken. yesterday requested J"S''e
William r. Rusch 20 accompany her TO the ou"s
Jail for the purpose OF marrying her 10 Hoo'''
Wiegald who was incarcerated there' premiums ''
on a charge of assault and battery on Robert "ag-
ner a saloonkeeper in the basement OF the mousse
where both the contracting parties live
The young woman said tha; she received. TWO days
ago notice Of her divorce from her husband III
Bremen. Germany. She professed aHecHo" 'o'
Wegald and said that she was anxious 10 become
his wife. -. H.. ,.u
The Justice and the woman arrived al me Jal.
about noon and explained their mission. Wlegaid
was taken 10 the matron's rooms. wher" the cere-
mony was performed on leaving the jail Mrs VIE,
gald Immediately began the task or tr!lhb 10 III"
a bondsman for her new husband.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
An INTERESTING SERIES or ADVENTURES
THE WIFE OF SAN FRANCISCO BANKER
FIGURES IN POLICE COURT.

THE WIFE OF SAN FRANC1SCO BANKER
FIGURES IN 4 POLICE COURT.
Justice Tighe OF the Butler Street Court had before
him yesterday interesting prisoner. who told a
most peculiar story about series of experiences
In New York and Brooklyn. The prisoner was
Annie Murdoch who said she the wife Of a
San Francisco banker Mrs Murdoch said that
yesterday morning she had arrived at the Grand
Central Station. in New-York. from California.
She went into a restaurant for dinner and ordered
bottle Of Bass's ale. and another before she
had finished her meal After dinner she boarded
a streetcar. but could remember nothing that hap
pened sfterwarc.
Detective O'Rourkc. Of the Eighteenth Precinct.
furnished the next chapter in the story of the
woman's adventures. He said that yesterday af-
ternoon Mrs. Murdoch arrested in a hotel at
Third-ave. and Fifty-eighth-st. Brooklyn. She had
started for Fort Hamilton in search Of n soldier
there by the name OF Harry Woodward. who had
recently been transferred from San Francisco 10
Fort Hamilton. She met Woodward. he said. had
a quarrel with him and then decided that sh"
tieth-st. she engaged John Burke. a cab driver 10
take her to the ST. Cuold Hotel. In NewYork
When she reached the hotel the porter refused 20
admit her to the establishment. and told Burke
TO take her back to Brooklyn. She taken hack
TO Brooklyn and arrested in the hotel Third
and Fifty -eighth-st
When In the police court yesterday morning she
complained of III health but was revived by medi-
cine administered by the clerk. She arraigncd
on the charge OF intoxication, but Justice Tighe
dressed and attracted considerable attention in the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
REFEREES APPOINTED.
EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL OFFICERS.

AT the annual election OF officers for the Manhattan
Eve and Ear Hospital the following were chosen:
John Sinclair president: George f. Stcrry. II. B.
Barnes Andrew II. Smith. ce-presidents: A. G.
Agnew secretary: Charles Lanier. treasurer: Execu-
tive Committee George +. Crane John Stewart.
T. H. Emerson. o. B. Douglas. n. l.. Spraguc. James
Brand W A. Patton. J. H. Nichols. David Webster:
the president vicc-prcsidents secretary and
urer ex-ofiicio. Finance tonmlttee-Chnrles Ianicr
Auguste Richard, Richard n. Ewart
The number OF new patients treated at the hos
pltal was ~ S,3 and the number Of visits made by
patients was 93o6l. while sil indoor patients were
tr,a led
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
A MUCH-NIYED LEASE.
THE DOG SHOW. BROOKLYN CYCLE CLUB MR.
sCIIwALBACH AND THE BOARD OF AL
DERMFN IN A TANGLF

The managers Of the Dog Show. which Is soon
10 be opened In the old 18th Regiment armory are
having some difficulty in securing lease OF the
building from the proper persons. The Board OF
Aldermen have control of the building and last
July they leased II to Charles Schwabach n bi-
cycle teacher. the lease TO expire October n
on the expiration of the lease the Brooklyn Cycle
Club was to have the OF the armory but the
Aldermen did not give their consent TO this ar
rangement. II now appears that Schwalbach sub
let the armory to the cycle club which sub-let II
to the managers Of the Dog Show. These compli-
cations have puzzled the Dog Show managers and
yesterday they talked with members Of the Board
Of Aldermen and attempted to straighten out the
tangle. The Aldermen said that on Monday th.
Board would beyond doubt, issue permit grant
Ing the use Of the building for the dog show This
action by the Aldermen will help the manager, of
the show. but will not settle number of disputes
which are likely 70 arise between Mr.. SchwalDach
the cycle club and the Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
SHORTAGE IN 4 POSTOFFICE.
FINANCIAL STRINGENCY IN PORr oHAM
CAUSES A DEFICIT IN THE AccOu Nlo
oE THE POSTMASTER.

Dover Nov 10 (SpeciaD.-Postofnce Inspector
Charles F. Lewis OF Jersey city. this morning eH
amined the books OF Postmaster John Dowhihs' o.
Port Oram and found a shortage In MS caSh W
s5l, i5 Mr. Downing's sureties. John 'ohihs, Vi
Port Dram. and Charles Pfeiner OF h'oo''".,'
wore q, once summoned and on canvassine 'ne
s,,uo,o, turned the office over to Robert +. Oram
ir Mr. DownnC's successor In once m -,
Mr. Downing. who was appointed 10 .i' o', ,nr ~
President Cleveland, carried on a general stoi" ~
Port Dram and his financial trouble Is sain 10
have been caused by the shutting ., noM,' 40 "a nnt
mines and mills Mr. Dow nings sureties are not
secured his goods and chattcls being covered py "a
chatt.l mortgage held by n business man Vi
bn~er Who II IS said helped him when he be
came financially involved on a former OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Ihr,urh ,ra,ns ;eave NewYoTk. foot OF Chamber ISL
q, follows and nve minutes earlier f1om West go 81;
HnX A. M.-VestiDuled kxpress Daily for "averly
C.UU Mnghamton Elrlii. Punalo. Bradford. .ames-
town Meadv!lle and the West Arrive Buffalo
800 p NJ ParlOr 10 Buffalo
O.nn a. M-Vestitulod Limited fast mall DAILY soild
Z:UU tran Chicago Via Chau'adf:da Lake arrives
Cleyeland : 40 A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ Sleeper =
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dinins
>.0O =. M.-Ruralo and Ci.v.ard v.''itnled pIs Es-
sord 7,s N jamestown s:s5 A. NJ. Cleve-
land is p. n. slc.pers to nurao and ciev.-
land. making direct connections 'or De'ro't
chicago and the West
$40 h;s sod f"%%'S rain 70 chieass Bai
fao Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car .
v,fCKFTc I.O~AT TIME rAR0S ANN ~ ' WV
sccorrmoiaiion. at III. o61. toi and n5I Broadway
i27 t~,very 18TH At and 81 Vest t2th- st,
char'ber, and wss, ~, q, ferries NewoY'rh aas s.d
iYobot.n rity station Westcott Express calls
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
eeetination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after Nov. II. 1876.


-Four tracks Automatic Rock Signals
and after Nov -. 1896
Trains leave station foot u Liberty St
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C.
43O. 1l5. 3:io 1i:iJ 10 Eastcn 4. NJ. 1910. 1870 4u
$50 to Eas,on' 5:t5 q 20 Allentown F. NJ suntaW
430 q u % Ias,on) A. NJ. 100 $50 p. ".
For WlkeslarTe Pttston. and Scranton. $40 A. n,
10. 20 t:ij +. NJ. Sundays. +:3o \. "
For Reading N 30 SEQ olO. 1000 II 30 A. NJ. i:ia
i3o -:Co t:?o 500 ~. 600 p. NJ. 1915 night, Sun.
DAYS 40 A. ". %. 200 800, go p ". 1913 night
For Harrisburg At $50 500 s:io 30 A. NJ i:0
! 30. f30 500 5'tj =. ". l2:i5 night. Sundays 40
\. NJ, LOO. $50 p. 81. 1915 night:
For Slinbury l.ewsburg. and Williamsport a, 80
500 $40 4. NJ. 40 l;3o 900 r. N sundays l&
ALL RAU. ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRiN,U OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. A~bury Park. Ocean
Grove. and points south Point Pleasant. 43o $40
1896 A. NJ. 100 i:i, T}io TO Rel Rank). 4:is 40
33S. 6lj p. " Sundays. fstops at rnteraken for A.
bury Pax and Ocean Grov",. 900 \. NJ. 400 p "
For LAKEWOOD.
$50 io;i5 A. NJ. i:43 % 40 5:3s Saturdays onb
y ~
For Toms River Rarneea; Park. and Barnssa,. 80
lO:4a 4. NJ: i:4j. 40
ro. Atlantic city vlneiand and Bridse'on 40 A. Y.
For Monmouth rsoch. se1brieh'. sni Highlands Of
Navesink. 70 SO '0:i, 4 ". 40, if5. .:i5 80
r. " sun laws a.Co \. ". 100 = "
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. t9d s. siaiIon. n T.. as follow" -
n m earlier from foot Franklin St
S,:iW A. ~ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo s p,.n.r
On5 Daily Tor & AIahy ,t nsa c,syyisna chicago
II .:i5 A. H. Daiiy except Sunday. TO Caskli Mo9s
80, str New -Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewasss
Albany Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George ra'''
tsTs 10 Saratoga and New Paltz. ...
,sM p naily Albany. Montreal, Utica Syracusr
Rochex,rr. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Des'o"
fisveHnd Chicago and 81. Louis.
1.an p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Utica. syrseu'"
Rochester and Buffalo u..,..,s,
s,rK p Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse RocnesCss Css
Runao Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Ceveiahu' W.
caeo and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and onices -.
- G. t. LAMBERT General Passenger Agens,s
Vards New rorW
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
Do You Realize ?

That clothing insures your comfort
by affording protection from the heat
or cold?
That books and newspapers insure
you against ignorance?
That Il pure malt stimulant, taken
regularly, will insure your health, and
keep You toned up?
That to insure getting the purest
and best Of all malt preparations, you
ShOuld obtain
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS

London Nov 10. p m --Consos 40 3 lGc for money
and ITO 5d for the account; Canadian Pacific 5as Erie
IL; Erie first preferred 3sl. Illinois Central 0s Mex
can ordinary 2lA. 81 Paul common. 79,s, New-york
Ssntrn ssa per cent bonds So% Louisville and Nashville
per ~ 80
4;o p. m.-The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank
OF England on balance to-day Is II 600 Paris advces
checks ~ - - -
Paris Nov. ie-Ths weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows increase OO francs In gold and an
increase Of 2.72t000 francs In slysr.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
Railroads.
"AMgRioA's oRGATGoT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
xne eaun 6naaH 6nllnR llue
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

rnoM GRAND cESTRAL o s;5. s21
III III. sss III. ss :: %.s i;
oao 'ia'l"E MD,iy Sip' fs., Mall for peushkeeO.s A.
ssny s, Utica syra'u'' Rochester buna'0 niagara
uGssy s,. n1;n;, D1y Express For all i'm
100 f:' p M-Daily. Southwestern Limited For co.m-
% sp' uca sns
lana Mnsy To%n :u Gh ago Stop. at
Albany. schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
s.aop, M~Escep, Sunday. Yves, Point. POushk'''''''
$40 MDs North sor. Lm',ssa s,d,, p%e s Isany nssS,
s;,, s;o n r. ss, Cns,s0 $50 :" m' stops ''
GOO Mpay Aosry Troy ,,,c: AdsH"ssrs Sossrs
Fa ''fns csvesnd %''Ta Toedc nSro Chicago cinc'n
s.25 p MGpaiIy For Albany. Troy Burlington Platte
7ao sss M3"iFs'' s"s
M P%"shssep:is SiSaSy ana fssca -, ,,...ns.r.
'' only Tor points on Fail Brook Railway via Lyons
"'" ora-n.os na'S Buao S.Snrs rss To
lsdo chicago except Saturday for Cape Vincent ana
Chicago n,Ss, cc1 Dr,ns,.ot. .sc.rt
g ganssy n,st sunday nights. Chicago 'lseper' leave
"' "" az s, = ...s .ns tn. r.
'''': All i Ti9 H'': ET.ss R xoSKrsss ,oo,. IN
4. *; Tss4:,S Nv A' only line running "
palss. cars I'm = 81 %.,trS through !Ssh trains
:%ys,:a WIN c:?,r; ss sssMss
m s snm. sc ts T"dTa Ci w.. f::' and
ton New York: 3as 7?s Fuons' and oc broadway
Raseare from hotel residence by the "e''
JOG General rnr Manar,r nenerai Passenger As'n.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

I.,aNc Kew ! lOrk loot Ot I1IDeIty 81. daIy
CHICAGO ? l.. NJ. and II ID night.
pirrsB, nc $50 ex. sun. sun. IL Is night
a.iScIENATi ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. .. m. -
WiSuINGTCN BALTIMORE 500 10 dining sn.,: car:
., 90 r fpinng carr 2 $50 ,Dlnng Carr (DintIS
II W III 10 IL night SUNDAY. 10 dining Carr. II ~
CarJ, oHp,ine carr dining Carr. dining Carr 1913
night -. ..r,
NEW EANS. Through sleeper 3"o D. m oaW
SUNDAY 200 p. M, ,.. p,.,..s y,.s.
Al ua",a,9 ,7o o6i AS i+O Bway. 81 f. f&th st..
90, Y 37o 3ta Fulton ST. Brooklyn: Statos
~ ~" ,t.r,v 81 G r. Of y. J. Baggage checkee
100. LOO. ~ hot.i or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions, TOT s.S nroed.
"a une received ut their Uptown ONCE NO I'ssS ~.
versements received the following pransn ~ ~
regular office rates until O'Clock M: W. SacTA
9Th ave and i%th-st: il2 ColumbuseMxe ~ s nSet
a., lo0 West t211ts psH eth-6Yki y ~ Asas
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

against 45i cars last week and oG ears last year
Tier. a big ort. out nspec n 264eD bushels. Just
close New York the claim that the French
Yield 2I.pp0tD bushels IN Of the
ag. fpr The freight wheat from
chicago to Liverpool day III g. a hushe drop
from last week ~ almost Sc bushe. The figures partly
explain tho Liverpool break
corn cent day. May selling from 27ssc 10 26ssc
and closing 2jfsd26*c The weakness came from the
the decline In days Of g. Receipts were +s3
3!U estimated Tor Friday. Cables lower
seaboad cearances we're 26in" bushels Charters were
$1,000 bushels The shipping demand was poor. New No
day sold at oc unier the May. fact which had
M do with the break
lost isc and closed without appreciabe rally
selling between 22is and 2ii,c and closed 2liaT
2ISc Samples steady The oats decline largely
sympathy with the other grains There however,
not shipping demand The Inspection $50
235 estimated for Friday. There lot of
important selling OF futures. paien and Updke selling
about 10000 bushels Of each.
II II bear day In provisions. as II has been each
day Pork lost iOc l5c; lard 2isc Dc;
ribs 1isc Provisions affected by the sharp
cline In The wheat freak has Its effect also The
market felt the heavy selling by commission houses
Wednesday No one seemed disposed 10 give prices
support. The packing West Tor the week 425.On)
against 4soo last year Hog receipts were not large.
on.y 1900 In the West against bO'D last year.
the curb puts December wheat closed 7saT
15Ac. calls 7st.c Puts May corn closed al,
2Gi.c, calls oB4c
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


500 = Es; H.ysRSia a. bs., 5sss s,s.,.. c
gS$S1 fnassS :; s$@;ss
ssSss smcHna sDa
,lPn cars Arrives Chicago A.. NJ. Cleveland 40 4
k?sSisyilIs 1910 NJ Louis sss p ~ and Tosd: I
aSS sis.5i.s F II .ns scEIcAoo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
ss.'Sss VII g n w - % ' D D',. *
f?$ ass. ess.,'s
"'n1f' ndsnaDss a1a 81 o; S'' M ''S'' ST. Ls Cum
r1Ss sssscs s .ss sr;sS:
S:"s S. TIE II sG'EH Il.
%ss ss So p"as IL $40 sa r. NJ @ @iss
R%s 5as !R?ns sf:' sso Dining c''' 81
prnss ,2i' night daily sieepers Birmingham snS
jsck;onys Aasasn. S For. Tampa s and MsseS Msss s
Rswsr and EIDf:..
F od c%n Ssns and an% p""s So" cara "a Cap. c.
RGs'e; A. weekdays. and. with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic city. 100 P. NJ weekdays Through Buffet
For Cape Nav. 100 p. NJ week-day.
FG5 aS aT'h c Abu1 n pas o'san or9S' aSS n9s p
ysek days: SUNDAY. stop at inerlaEen A.iu,
N'' ron niaM .DELPHuA.
GO 80. $50 go 40 Penn'a Idmitei). 10 10 ,a
Ing ing csro % ia NJ; =. 70 :. 40 = 90 dining
carr 800 Dinirg Tar) Dining Carr 80. g. p N,
l2la night. SUNDAYS. GLE. $50 Q. $50 40 LdmieN
10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr. T.. 40 Dining car1 SM
Dining Carp. Dining Carr. 745. s. p ", 1915
night. '
Tskst ,onces; Nos 49, es4 ,Ioo. 1923. H. and n,
Rroadway Astor House. and foot of Desbrosses ani
cortlandt Str'-'s 4 Court Street 500 Fulton Street -
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot of ru,os
Street. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey CITY. The New YSS
Transfer Company Will ca.i FOR and check luggage fro
hotels and residences through To destination.
s. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. wOop
General Manager General Passr Aeert
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
For PHI -de,pha. Weel davs. 40. SEQ 900 i0fA
II 20 GDinirg i'ar. A. NJ. i.3o 20o 3 20 400 (Buvst
Psror Carr 40. 500 Dining carr. 500 30 sW
T. ". i2.lJ night. SUNDAYS 40. 900 1000 II 20
DINING Car. a NJ. 90 800 500 Dining Carl. p. ~
1915 night.
1000 II 20 Dining car). 4. 200. 800 500 ,D.nng
carr coo r. NJ. l. - night Sundays. 20. 10 m l.0
Dining can. A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Car. p u
II ~ night.
Liberty Si ii3 10 oGl. as ol4 lao 1922 Broadway
RI 9th Az. 81 Fast li'h 81. I53 Fast 25th St, ~
IVES, ic5,h St, 2jl Columbus Az New York. cour
81, SEQ Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. os Broadway. Williams
burg Tho York Transfer comnary will call for as1
heck baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov i8-cotion quiet: mdding 5 Ice;
low middling, ii6c: good ordinary II l6c: and
receipts 1924 bales: Britain t97
bales coastwise 762 bales sa:es 4G2 bales spnnes
~ bales. stock, l6jS6 bales
Norfolk Nov. i9-Coon steady mhidling, 3 -l6c: low
mding ~ i6c; good ordinary. 6Sc net and gross re
ceipts Ill bales; coaswise 4S46 bales: sales
il1o bales; stock. 1854 bales.
New Orleans Nov. 10-totton easy; good mildng TIC:
mddng 7.c low midd.ing. Lice good ordinary
is Ice net receipts 1887 bales. gross i7ii7 bales
Great Britain II 2tO bales To
bales. sales. 2. '5O bales: stock. 344 5Oi ba.es.
Savannah. Nov. le-fOtton quiet: miidling Is iGc:
low mddlng Ice net and receipts 9l77 bales
exports to Great Brain 10 900 bales TO the Continent
900 bales ccastwise 1875 ba.es: ies 47c bales stock
iO9, 800 bales - ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
c0rRr c4LrNDARs FOR TODiy.

Arpep. Division cias' n,for" R'rr",' ,
'len. a. p n Mo'.-n' 9,i,t, So" H. 81 81 49,
- ase- So .,ed 81 Tenn ~. '' rsi, sl n.,re sm,,h.
Mo'sa ,,, var r.'lri +, re,m r.r II Rotor. Law
rem cr, oF,n, at 20 ,, 30 r. y P's 40 nsr.. .
MAN sD''i'M Mo'i'n. s. q = :. ,. Preferred cau-~'
- ss'7 'ase unnnlrnSi r..., Pa. ~ uo,or. p.,co
sqg.s Y. and tst, ga & Isl t' as aaoi aa aa
Sas... 70 hs sent from Par, ~ tor 'ri.l G.ar ..
Ian csnsc, be from Part " for r"' Case.
fsp,em. cour, Special Term var, VII BEFORE An
drew Elevated rsilr.rd o"'ss Vii .s,n,n.t r.
!. IT. ESQ p'' spa II ,I @ diS nl:''.a @
e7,s 81 ecol eiai "2sa eioi. "'sS 'i7o "'i N'''
55s, 5 s aa "a lIi, II si'' siss ras n@s' s,
as7, ,t?s ,are unfinished a. -. ,,, .,
suprern- court Trial Term Part " Adjourned f'T
'hs suprrm. ,rr cour, Term Part p.to;. BOOK
s,a,sr J-cau''s to te sent from f'f' III '0' "'''
snt,.r,. court Trial Termrart VI Adjourned for
the term, conr, Trial Term VII Befor- Ge
ss,roh is. @ N ssas s7.a i:s5 sS7 -, s,ci
,;3 ,";3 i'ss or '.'2 Inquest. 80 $40 ''s-
ero cour, Trial Term Far, VIII Adjourned for
su"r'me cour, Trai Term Par, ~ nefore McAda
r,nse- l~ sent from Part VII Tor ''"'' as" u"
nelsnra ssceD. cour, Trial Term Far, nefore Daly j
s,,r, snnr.m. court Trial Tcrmrar' Nj Adjourned for
me ,,fn court Chamher- before FitTg'rald
Mo,ion calenisr called -" 1913" a m wills I.r prGn,i,'
,',,horlno \ Gihney. Michael Ferry Thomas our"
v,rnaeI ! murphy Thrresa Hahn. Henry k"i"lias at
!" -, cour, Trial T.rm-Rcfore Arnold. s
~ iis7 VIII u Isne Isly' =, p ryc,-,ry 3, cour,
Clty ,"nr' ,n w Motions AZ 10 20
T,s 5 ag. G.r ,s '5! ,7 Xxx. Iti%'i & PM Sa ,,
All i;,t liis i,i9 $50 1871. li22 2"'"i i'" h"'
C,,y Court, Trial Term Part u rcforc yan W.. 90,
u ,,n7 io7G iosd I222. l:2t ls2h l5l" pd' ! oi't
os @ ~ ir,, iasi u a3s. i&as >i. aM' '1"ar
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Ily Srnvth. j.
We'll sg, Cans NJ G Minor -
s,,ie Tru,, company Mining md Dredging Power
Company Isaac - Brennan
Ry Lawrence. J.
Fisher AIT, Iennett Ernest Hal
iarhman ag, Hryclein Franklin Bier.
Ry Bcefman. J.
Dana agt Butler Frederick s Duncan.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
IIy Lawrence. J.
j. Warren IAwton agt waldesrave Horock Elliot
williams.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
nE, vACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. X
S,"tion. in Ncw-NOrk. foot OF barclay and
"'"' Christopher streets.
vcSr,uvIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PI\TSCH LIGHT.

,,,-.., ,ou,. 10 NEWARK. BiOOMFlEI.D. MONTCLAlR
A' r,IL. ORANGES. Summit. Bsrnardsylle. Bask,n6
i3idse Madison. Morristown. Passaic. Paterson
boxer. Stanhope NEWTON. BUppS LAKE.
XIX IIOPATtONG. Hackettstown. S,TiOOLEYj
uoi,STAIN Washington. PfII.l.lpSBURG EAsTON
WW,Tf,R GAP STROu DSBv RG Pocono Mounta nA
cn,TrON PITTSTON. WIIKESBARRE NANTE
CoKE DANvlLLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
n non JRI JRIN,;WAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water.
lii, Utica. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland
ssYYiR'Act's 'sE OswEGO ITHACA OWEG0 ELMIRA,
CoWNIN,i BATH nANSNILi.E. BrFFAIO and all
oo,,,s " Est NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
N os oWW'cCafe Carl BUFFALO. SCRANTON BING.
io" u vToN UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRIA.
nr,Sr and OSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor
co.. Connecting at Buffalo with trains Tor Chicago
an pW"o'afe Carl. SCRANTON WILKEsBARRB
INV EI.MIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars
"uW' SCRANTON WILkESBARRE and PLYx.
S'W 81 TIL EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
IN d n ,Daiiy)-Bunaio vesthued Limited Expres
80" ,nr ScRANTON. BIN,;iAMTON. ELMIRA Brr.
EAIO Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car Connecting u
pmyaio with trains for Chicago and points west .
n ~ ~ ,I,aIl,)-Bt FFAlO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
'''' T,oS ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSwE90
ExpRfSS Pullman BUFFET Sleepers.
Tux rTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze SONS. Limited ii3 Broadway. ~ PsIk
Pace 400 Broadway Ticket. a; ferry satiSns "a
%, Co,nmbus ave NewYork 33S and 72s Futonst and
oe proadway Rrockiyn. Timetables giving full infor
nation a. all stations .o>,,.xv ., .v a.. "a
80 hayraee from residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
Relisious Notirro
MOODY AND SANKEY
~ COOPER UNION.

To-day at IN a. m. and . ~ y. Overflow IN seventh
street NJ r.. Church Thirdavc. At y. IN.
Mission East i2i -. Friday evening free supper and
lsp special meeting Saturday night Miss Wray
singing evangelist rof Brown soost col Hadey leads