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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
FINAL JUDGMENT PASSED ON TWO MEN ''
yICTED OF MURDER.

FINAL. JUDGMENT PASSED ON TWO MEN Gun
vICrED OF MURDER.
Albany Oct l3-Two judgments OF coh''c"o" -
murder in the frs; degree were affirmeo 'o'ay ~
the Court of Appeals. They were asais. 80
Hoch and Arthur Mayhem. Hoch was convic'eU ~.
the shooting Of Minnie Ingersoll with a "inche''o
rife on the evening Of July TO- 1895 IN Mar''sou's
Lewis County Mayhem. colored man, was ~
vioted of completely In the crime OF h'sh~as w.
berry In Hampstead Queens County on MAR" .
which resulted In the killing Of stephen ro"e'
Powell who had a large sum of money on MS pei
SON was killed while going from his store 10 MS
house at II O'Clock at night.
The Court of Appeals also handed down inc ioi'
lowing decisions to-day: , n,
Eliza W. White and another agt; Anna - Ser. Ben,
and appeal from the order dismissed. win cos's vi
each appeal . -. r.or v Myers
Clara H. Spencer appellant agt. Peter '. M 5SS
Judgment affirmed and judgment apson'e oioei'"
AGAINST the plaintiffs. with costs. ,,,u,,r, w
Robert O. Rabbit. appellant, agt. " mni,
Enxr,judgment reversed. new trial granted costs
to abide event ,,.. mr., ew;s
r. r Wilson md others. appellants aSl i@Wns WI,
ron Mil, Company; T. W. Stack. appellant ag!
NV Of DrookIyn: &c orgiana Biglow, appellant, aEt
William II Davol and others: Henry stanton. ap
pellant agt Joseph Hennessey ). nn.a, 'i piRTnr
Patlroad: Merchants National Bank OF bingham
ION appellant agt. Benjamin Tracy ana aho'"e'-
Judgment affirmed with costs l., >- con &c,
THE day calendar for tomorrow is NOS 'oo' "'i
Ssa $50 ESQ., 800 691 and 64
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Railroads.
Railroads.
.,..un.C-'s CNGATEsr RAILRoAL.
NEWYORK
(ENTR r! /!
n HUDSON RIVER 3. Il.

$50 A. MNExcep sunday Empire STATE snI ExpT pres
asss tram sna ho ,ns Due
Niagara Fails o.55 p. m. This train Is hm'e' ~
o.ao a. ' M6ay Fast Mail P9ushksep,is; Al
bsny. Utica Syracuse. Rochester Bunao' N'SS''-
1896 a. M@Excrrt Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
400 p M-Day Southwestern Limited For c0 s,an,
bus Cincinnati IrdanapPis and ST. ,@ul Rochester
and IuislS c,,,... sOeca, for Detroit. cley.-
l" and rocdo and Chi ago stops at Poughkeepsle
Albany schenectady. Utica. Syracuse, Rochester
$3.50 =. M~Except Sunday. West Point Poushkeep''e'
4,3O p M-Dsily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
500 a M. Chicago 4;5O y. M Stops at "''a"s'
Goo p MDa Albany Troy Utca Ad' Eiasars
Fails. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago. Cnc'h-
1880 Oi:s Mpay For Buffalo Niagara Falls s,6 Glsvs e;
Pcughkeepsle, Albany and rs ,,,o car Messengers
900 Iony on css a r Slss Rway VIA
ssss4s rss
iedo. Chcago except Saturday. for Cape Vincent s"o
12.lS Ni%TnThsare Chicago and principal .dpai
sunday night. sunday nights Chicago ss'per' leave
600 4. N. and RIB p M-Daily. except Sunday. to
p,'a;d Harlem D ~ P';.o.a and tn. B-rk
'AF: AL '.'' NI Ti1 E"T FRAiS S 10 yoxKEHs
he Esy.sa Rad, TI!s j. me only line running all
Wagner Palace cars o. all through trains.
css;. ,n% %ssns Win rsssH
~ Place 2s aIs i;,os@way 81 w E.:,
sn i5s% station TsW alndSy Sss and 's'
baggage checked from hotel or residence py TIE "eS'
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE R.K

Trains leave ". 42i 81. station. \. T., as '0"'""
IS m carrier from foot Franklin ST.:
3,:sO A. NJ. Daily Local to bumaio c.,,.. rcch~
ter: arno Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland ns:k Ss
80 New ps,tz Lakes Nohonk and MhseS psrN
Albany. Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake deo's'
t,,rs TO Saratoga and New Paltz .., evracpA
a. M - n Daily fo- Albany. Montreal Ufca, eyrstroI
Horbester buffalo. Niagara Falls TORONTO -"
t'eye.ard Chicago and ST. Louis ,,,,' svracvA
7.i5 f. NJ Daily except Sunday. for tue| '''
Rochester and Bufi.o. - .,s. RochsG@
S.iS p NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syraeus., Ck
Hmna,o Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. 'E'e'@
cago and 81. Louis. a.
Tim lab rs az principal hotels and Offices. I.,u.
C. f. LAMBERT, General Passenger sw voft
" j Vanderbilt ave, Ne" --S
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REAL ESTATE.
1IrSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Business was quiet yesterday at the auction
rooms as the only parcel offered was sold under
foreclosure proceedings at the Broadway Real
Estate Salesroom
ID Phoenix Ingrahan & CO. sold No. 63s East
One-hundred- hirty two-story frame
building lot 2Cx50 and right. title and Interest n
and 10 East One hundred nd thirty thrd-St south
side l04s feet west of Wis-ave.. lloxo, TO the
plaintiff, Ann Murtaugh. for $1,000 on one BID
James T., Leviness sold for the estate OF the late
Henry Morris to Edward c. Bohde No. 323 west
Fourth-st fve-stOry brick tenement lot Z'o~'o'
for 1880.
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

18th st. =. l55II It Of 5;h-ave. l7sylooii
Thomas F Donnely. referee. to Annele'ta 40 ~
,si,h-si n > $50 IT . Of wills ave. iooxioo
l5o,h-st. n $. 81 II OF linton or Wales ave.
6soo; Emil Bitter and wife to william :,
samue-.i s. 100 Il Of Jefferson a'xoo; O,
Ann. Keagon to Catherine + Cox. - ~
George u cole. ................;,:.; 1.35
G 3D. msp sSc9n c. v NDe ss'pe Sa "ara
a1s nS e. sSs Sn% .s's y Mon
Same "OH Dap @ssS'H Milton nontha to Anna
Nar rS5R'fa ~ ii %i Thomas Donnsy referee q.
to Morris berger. go. ...................::.... q,
i7th-st. Nos IL sni ia East Joseph + stier
slsi st. 100 II Of Park ave. @oxiaos; Jacob ~
= solomon referrc. to George Miller 1900
ls cam to Nary Morgan. pari ;,,,.I lao
9!s g. to a t RAP to Y E1u; Ss "fs Richard
Morris Place 50 II OF yandsrtiltaye. 1890 =,
Tinton ave. $ ~ (, OF. le',h-st isxs7; con
George e r ana G r.rss to Ess.4s and wiz 600
to Thomas + Roys ..........,,:.:..;.......
N?sR og Gs. r' ay3 3 to E Si ns
Jasks9neye leo # a, 81 ls' soh IT. i'Aloo: $50
Railroad ave- s. 20 IT n Of Bathgate Place, COX @ M.
90 Jasper I!aymGnd to Elisha ICl'in, 10 '2
sam rrop"fty naZf MENUS a. 100
: - It u lot ie map no l. onvile Levi II
Lei 40 msn Hiesk i Iads son, r,i Rose.
IIerlarn Iohmann and another .....,.......'.. "N'
Lot. 202 and 2GS Block same map same TO ,e,
Lot esi map nsro Iacona PARK 25xioo: Levi II Mace 90
ana wife 70 ANDREW Wasrrr :, ,,oct -, W.
also lots to IL and "a to a. block -. mp OF
Pelham Park; Erasmus u Beach and wife to
t is n ave- ''e' 200 r, OF atiing st. &ixioo;
seton Homestead Land Company to Henry ,n
Ed M~r'i ave. $ is It Of attlns st, 2ixioo;
sane to Henry Il Warren .'''''''''''''''''''' o.
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AN ELECTION INSPECTOR ACCUSED.

Captain Moynihan. of the East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fourth-st station made report 10 the Police Board
yesterday In relation TO the conduct OF Samuel {.
Bell an inspector Of election In the Thlrty-fourth
Election District Of the XXXIId Assembly District.
The captain said that registration day, October
10 Bell was drunk. and had TO be removed from the
polling place Before he removed he tore from
The lis, of voters registered seven pages of names
registered thereon The Commissioners ordered
Bell to appear before them at IL o'clock to-day. He
will probably bo removed from Office.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

leave New-York. foot q I1berty 81. daily
CHICAGO. . r. NJ. and ~ - night.
PITTSBJ' re- $40. sun. g sun. i2io night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 10 a. m, p m -
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. SIS. 10 DINING carr,
H. 40 a. m dining carr. 2. 3.D dining Can. 3 DINING
Carr D. M. II IL night Sunday. 10 ulinng Car ~
a. m Dining Carr, . Dining carr. dining Carr. p
m. i2.I5 night.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. p. m; daily
All trains illuminated with Pntsch Light. 49,
Offices: ii3 10 2Gi. AIS Ii+O Bway. 81 r. 14th ST..
1877 Bowery \. T.. 800 3H Fulton St.. Brooklyn; station
Zoo, OF Liberty St C. +. OF y. j. Baggage checked
from or residence destination.
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LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of COrtIaudt and Desbrosses -
6s4O A. VI. daily Sundays. 7;00 A. NJ for NAC3
CHUNK and intermediate satkns.
Ssf5 4. n: daily for ITHACA: GENEVA: ROOM
BRIDGE AMI the West and primo pal local points DIM
70 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Vesbue sletpa
IL 40 A. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for rAuu
CHUNK and Intermediate points. Connections for ReI
12,OO noon daily except Sunday
BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 p. ". Through to Rochester -
man Vestbuled Day Coaches and Paror-Car Dlin
Car Ser. ice Meals Ia Carte
1910 y. VI. daily. excep; sunday. for Eas,on and =
1 40 p. VI. daily. except Sunday for L. & B. Juss
stopping only principal intermediate stations Chs
Wilkasparre
3.iO =. VI. ,Sundays only). for Mauch Chunk ~
Hazlstol and all intermediate stations -"
4:1O y. VI. daily except Sunday. for L. 4 B jCS0
TON and PRINCIPAL intermediate stations: Pullman MSa
parlOr-car 10 Wlkesbarre: connecting for PottsvllG
5:IS r. VI. daily for Eason and intermediate stat.n
$40 p. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA YAIu
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper Vesbuled fni
n. Y 10 Chicago. Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto Co
nestlons for Reading and Harrisburg; -.
TER. BliFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all pirs
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. tnt
to Wkesbaue.
1850 =. VI. daily. except sunday. for EAsrox q
Intermediate points
Additional local trains daily excep, sunday fo- BoCn
BROOK and interim ate points leave az follows: ~
A. A.. 2:3) p NJ 4:2) p. N. and $3.50 p ".
Tickets and Pullman accommodating At 2'j. "a ~
end 323 Broadway ri Ess, nth ST.. i56 East Se g.
Io7 Bowery " ". $50 Fulton ST. Court ST. 94 Bred
Nev-York Transfer Company VIII call for and cha
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 desnaim
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rtIE sI-pRENE COURT CALENDAR.

wa.b,ngton Oct 1s-The day call In the United
states Supreme Court tomorrow will he as 1oI-
lows: Nos 10 (snd 49, IA land 49, H. 10, 20 H. z" 20
26 and co.
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oo1,Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

vii: Nc q IS P' g. Is s q Us
g. aSui &c. 0s g. . o. e. ,-ps,or. p.esm.n.
MsSn calendar called :. 4e1mfn Beto.
sS;a :s ssa scsd b:sss
sss ss; 5 Sissr as $751; 1881 '' $50
Ls sses and a, fHe' sG Sos s ss'' GEAR Sls1
supreme court-specal s AZ fcr ra case T.
Supreme Courtspeca TemPar, vInefors Pryor,
supreme Rsiroad UNFINISHED
Supreme Court-specia Term-Part Viil-Ad'o"rne'
Is7s cses M s Rs1y sass
;s 5:4s is ss s s;s ss' ss' '
Ss: scss s IA sss ss
supreme Cour~Triai TermPar IXIBefor,e BsS i"a
, to BE- sf"i from PART 3beore
J-Causes be sent from Part III for trial case u''-
Supreme Cour-Tral TermPart vI-Before Bo1 a
staver J-Causes to be sent from Part III ior o"''
ssys TsrFa!5 so x dl s7 o's9sa
swnreme Cour,-Trial Term-Part v1IIBefore Sedg-
wick J.~Causes to be sent from Part VII for trial.
sanr.m. cour,-Tria TermPar, IX-Before McAdam
y"causes from Par vi 70, Trial 1 Clean
J"rauses to be sent from Par, VII for trial Clear
supreme Court-Triai Term-Part Xl-Adjourned Tor
surrosates chambers.B Arnold SSo
Say sn'sed sske was csm fGa ap at Ss
Surrorste's Court-Tria Term--Isefore Fitzgerald s.
No i2li viii Of Jacob sandt. 1890 a. m; No III
will OF Margare, Reilly. at 1880 d M ,
city Court-Specia Terrn--Before fitzsirnons' J.
Court opens at 10 a. m Motions at 1o;Sn a. n m;
Nos 40 30 50 2os7' 800 1858 1884 to 1907 inclusive
"a T s5 cs Is. s 3 % ss ss 5 7
200 700 loco to ISL inclusive. Case unfinished
CITY Court-Tria TernPat lll-Beiore Schmc,nIa III
J-Nos sG3 1910 443. 800 rs5 GGi. GO! E'3 G'o 81 T.
is a. Sc 521 1888 ST. 1867 10" ioi 81 eS2 10" TO
city Court--TraI Term--Part Iy-Before 0Dwyer 500 D..
Shot causes: Nos 2372 1854. 3l03 3Oi 1910 liS .63
esSo 1927 2es3 299l. 1902. 3le1 41i BOB 2''" Ease
unfinished
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Beekman. j.
Ettincer agt Iavery-William J. Moran:
Matter OF Naegle-aye. lin re Runkl-fd"a'u . Maui
- - o
Banks. etc. agt sandford-Peter ,: Oney. ~
Health Department agt. Dasson-William c. Davies
AspinwaIl agt. Harrell-David II. Ogden
Matter OF Chsholm-Horace Secor
BY TrIax J.
McC,enahan axt Fann,ng-David Mitchell
West End Cooperative Building and Loan Association
art Horrum--Wiiam =. Andrews.
RAYMOND agt. Smith-David Mitchell.
BY Beach J.
SCUM agt Hart-Francis p Lowrey.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY MacIfan, J.
Theodore A. Havemeyer. IT.. ast George W. Tailman-
Anita H. Haggerty.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JBRSBI
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. tomato Block Signals.
anh ~ n lSli


Four tracks. A tomato Block Signals
On and AZ er oct l3. 1896
Trairs leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
For Eastern Bethlehem. Allentown. Msueh chunk y,
4:30. I:I5 $50 ui+a to Eastonp A. NJ. l;i0 - Ea
n;3o TO Eastonl $40 l7:3o to Allentown! p n sundsx
4:30 q rs to Easton) J. NJ. leo. $50 900 r 81
For wikesbarre. Pittsion. and scranton. p:io A. I.
1:IO. 80. +:i5 p. NJ sundays. 4:30 A. NJ
For Reading at 40 500. g:iO 1000. II 30 A. ~ IN
100 e:D, 500; SOD 5;.s 900 NJ. I2:l5 nigh. =
For Hsrr,.61rT et $40 SOP g, e:io ii:so 4 Mn
4. 81. i:oO 500 Goo r. NJ. I2:is might. az
For sunbury: LewIsburg; ard Wiamsport a. q
s !. st. 81; 900 P. NJ ''0 10" y" r )" SD"'' "
ALL Raj. ROUTE.
FOR L9MG sRANcH OCEAN Grove; Sc; ~.
Grove. and points south % Point Pleasant. 40 q
~ 80 4. NJ. 30 I:i5 as +:40. 5:2s. 6:i3 p "a
DAYS ,sfoo at Interiak"n for Ashury Park and Otec
Grove 900 \, NJ. 900 ?: ~
For LAKEWOOD.
i:3n. $40 i. NJ. Las. $40 +. NJ.
F0r Farmingd1ls. Toms River Barnegat Park q
Barnegat. 4;3i. $50 4. NJ. l;i5. +iO p. NJ. =.
For Atlantic city. vineland. and Bridgeton. 40
1:l5 r. NJ
FOR Monmouth Beach seabrIght. and Iiishland. !.
Navesink. A3o $40 1880 \. NJ. 80. t:ii 3t3 III
1 \ NJ NJ.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
- Il =

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days 1890. 500 s15 ~
1000. II 20 Dining csp \. ~. 100 200. 33l y
BUFFET Paror Can. 40 500 Uinng carr. so. "
900 u. NJ, 1915 night Sundays 4:30 900 1000. III
DINING Car, A. NJ. 300. 500. 500 Dining car) ~
r. NJ. IL Is nigh;.
FHr Baitmore and Washington week days. 40 a.
1000. II 20 dining ,ar NJ. 200. $3.50. 5gl DE-
Can. 600 r. NJ l2:iJ night. SUNDAYS. +:3o lD00. IL.
Dining c,r 4. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr. 600 p u
ls:l5 night. j
Liberty St. III. l72 eGl SO. ga. f1ao. 1873 Broadsr
~ Oh Az 81 East iiih s. ls3 East l2Sh 81 -, |.
ST. $40 rulton ST. brooklyn rs Broadway. VILLAS
burg TIL. New-YorS Transfer Company will call Tor y
check baggage from hotels residence desnasica
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ERIE RAILROAD

Throuvh rain. leave New-tork, foos o. ~, - -:
a fo,oSs and i've minutes earlier from, ~ WAvk
NY M,wvestipuied Express DAILY .. tos 49,
S:UU bnsham.oc E, ia i hs1 We.. xrSs go
! 80 p. N. Parlor car 70 s 81, ns:a pam q
ONN i. M.-.Vestibucd L'utss ,sSa lake. ssssS
c Cleveland !:sc A. NJ. Cnicsie .i y; Di
to Chicago. Cleveland ana ~'"s =
-.on 'M.-nun.,e and .o ss,;I,esc; r., vfS
ford lis 1. NJ. Jsme:town ff, iSS sna 80
land IFS p NJ Sleeper TO . nS ~ D.
isnd making direct connees'o"' -
Chicago and the w - s. and Niac1n -
8:45 ps. M- sod f" s.s e Ss!s:S% pss ss
,,,,cr t,raa GsAi TvME CARDS an orceeE
e.ssor%oas!sn: Ill; 81. 20: :sss 81 W. y
rs Fson.:. ica nrYsaysy;; ,d Ir''ywsy .sios x3
iloboken. end Jersey city ssss,ons s.sis ~ -
Destination. =, "a frsx3ysA
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. III
tutiOns in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay ~
Christopher streets.
VESTIUlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BCFsl
CARS pJNTSCH LIGHT

Direct route l. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLlYI
THE ORANGES. Sunni. Bnardsv lie Basxi
Ridgr. Madison. Morrist Fassaic. Pa,ei son ~
ton. Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. .BtpD's LAL1I
LAKE UOpATCONG Ta r'SeftsrOwn. SCHooLEII
MOUNTAIN. Washington Pi!Ii.LIPSBrl0i EAsIW
WATER Gan STROuDsByRG Pocono Mountla
SCRANTON. PTTTSTON. WIfkESRARRE. Nlsf
COKE. DANvILLE NORTH, MBERIkND. ~
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH wte
vie UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. corsS
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO ITHACA, OWEGO. ELNn
CORNING. BATH pANSNII.I.E. BUFFALO AM
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOtTHwET
500 A. M--EINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at p'incp
1906 A. M-,cafe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. HM
HAMTON. UTICA. RICHFIElD SPRINGS. Hm
CCSE and OSwEGo IMPRESS Pullman ~ ~
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for cho'
and points west. =. 40
100 p M-,Cafe Carr. SCRANTON. WII.KEsBARp
and EIMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Paror Cara -
400 p N--SCRANTON. WII.K ESBARRE and PIE
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parc: car
1880 p a. (Daily)-Buralo vestbu.ed Lin ted EygESS
for SCRANTON. BISGHAMTON ELMfRA %
FAIO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecu~'
buffalo with trains for Csicage ard points w0., ~
go p NJ 1)aiIy)-BUFFATO SCRANTON. BfNGnsaSS
TON ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE and Os"s~
EXPRESS. Pullman TuTAt Sie.pers. ..,oxs 4
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCOMM0DAIUss'
Henry Gaze 4 Sons. Limited. i3 Broadvn II
Park Place 40 broadway. Tickets al ferry staws
Broadway III +ih-ave., cor. i2th-s'; - Wfs iS -
2s6 columbus ave- NewYork: 33s and 40 Ful'on,s',
iOG Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving ri wv
WEsTco1.r EMPRESS COMPANY will call 20. fx
check baggage from hotel or residence to ssst'ha""
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES
p,,eocs Louisa T. TO Catharinc II Hamiin vs.
cr,sica-sye ioa IT Of property of rorth line ,o
9t hns Is1Esn '' W. to julia swords
st wsbsisr GS 1;sin' s:s,. 400"
''' It. .ns'a1'a1 aye years YVES, 20"
Hqlagn E!ser d to 9S@S i'%sSn 1900
co % 2I Egn,a'" Ivy iss s s:' .iS
c1I Tya @n ,,n. r. g lssps od@l' Iva $500
caSnHio ';uIdi'ia to Elmer . smith. e corner 7,s
,:,' All asi n a 9s % Iiosad er ."s
gcna' 70 q Ke,c, 5on1n s, CO. sam. 80"
SAM 10 p"s, s9d'"u ""N'' '.''' 500
i,,'S-r,' i;o It - q Morrsave. year 300
fsFse 5. core s ID, A9 "a map q waReni
~, y" .,s, 'ysrsar.;ha To- JACOB q; Fischer
iGS.h-st. i45 II Of Audubon ave ! year. '""
'- Tll.i c c' a. leo IVES; End ave- ooooo
rl.n yea: sarai and wci. TO jacob Mannheim. No 90,
2 M,i,o0 . I,,,m'n ma We to oter,
w:nihrop 4 al executors. etc Nos ~ anu 1900
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'I'S Y-G,d send FOR illustrated catalogue.
Col. LOUIS II. ORIEIhN. Frn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-06
BRADLEY AN a. p. A. MAN.
A Report That the Governor Joined
the order Last September.

Louisville, Ky, April 5.-The Courier
Journal to-day prints sensational story
that Gov. Bradley of Kentucky has Joined
the a. p. A.. and is the A. p. A. candidate
for President. The statement Is confirmed
by his presence at the sessions of the
Louisville A. p. A. councils.
The Courier Journal says Gov. Bradley
was received into the order on the after
noon Of Sept. S, 1895. az the Victoria ho-
ton granted by the state president, c. Z.
Sapp.
About the middle Of last September, the
A. =. A. Of this state determined TO indorse
some one of the tickets then in the field.
1t indorsed all of the republican ticket
with the exception OF Col Bradley. who
ticket. In regard to the candidate for gov
ernor there was some dissensiOn. Col.
Bradley was not indorsed because II was
said that some of his family were Catholics
and the A. p. AS turned toward Thomas
Petit, the populiSt candidate. 1t is said
that Mr.. Petit would have been indorsed
but for, the fact that Col. Bradley became
Several days ago the Courier-Journal
adds, Gov. Bradley received telegram
tAe snpTWSmsn the PSafe teegra SI tne
1t is said, told the governor to be of good
cheer and not withdraw from the presi-
dental race.
The further information was conveyed
that the A. p. A.. would have majority
in the republican national convention. that
they were for Bradley and would never
vote for Mckinley because II was said that
Gov. Mckinley had Joined the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians some time since. 1t is
said further that the telegram to Gov.
Bradley informed him that Linton, the A.
T. A. candidate was OF the track and that
both the republican and democratic wings
of that organization would rally to his
support.
London. April 5.-The Daily News will
tomorrow say that the appeal issued by
Cardinals Vaughan, Logue and Gibbons
in behalf of the establishment of a per-
manent tribunal of arbitration is most
desirable to winning the cause.
The Standard, in its issue tomorrow,
will describe the cardinals appeal as
curious document, saying that in the pres
ent state of public opinion in Europe and
the world generality the plan is Uto-
plan dream. Moreover, 1t is doubtful it
any such plan set afoot by the church
at Rome would have a chance of success
in Great Britain.