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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Judge Dvrman yesterday dismissed the writ OF
habeas corpus obtained by j. j. OLearE' VI
york in favor Of Harry Weeks. an inmate OF the
Westchester Temporary Home Tor lnuseh' '"''-
dren. situated In Nor;h-st., White Plains who' ne
alleged was unlawfuly detained III the "'s"''''o'
LAWYER Emmett. OF New Rochelle, who represented
the institution presented the laWlui conl'n''"o''
naner to the Court and the legality OF the paper
ras not denied by F. b. Van Keeck. who repre-
scented the petitioner the Court ordered the boy re-
ooro,,,,ted 70 The institution The question as 10
the bows treatment the home. the Judge sa'd h"u
no hearing in the case presented 70 the Court:
II there were crue,ties practised in the T,,
could he determined in another acuoh' pu' "o' ~
N1 T~JuGee i T. Mills OF Mount Vernon then arose
aud stafed that on behalf OF the BOARD OF MAI
ayers of the home ne would ask the Juuse ~ ~ s
Doint referee 10 investigate the lhsutu.'o 90 rra5
mana cement pursuant the powers conletite1d
,ipon Justices Of the Supreme Court by Snaptea ''
~ the Laws OF 1855. The counsellor salu tHd. a,
,naetinr Of the Board OF Managers held on fTl1aH
ha was directed to make this appncatlon jus.
Dvkman replied that he would appoint co"'i'''"'
e;ideon " Dayenport OF NewRochelle. who rep
resents that town in the Board OF SUPERVISORS ~
Minated to the Court that n committee run ~ IA
BOARD of Supervisors and one from the Sia.c
81 cssarities were about unite in making an IN
vestigation the lines suggested by t'v roaSin,
ment and II would be useless eNpelS Ssr =" Nar,
sbau ~ White Plains seconded Mr.. DavenpoTts
suggestions but the Court replied that eacn couiu
make investigations independent OF the o,ne' Young
After the disposition Of The case in couit !oI us
Weeks's father Was informed that ne was al ND
erty to take the boy with him to ms nome III C tbo
necticut. such curse being recommends" "S '"'
Boar1 OF Managers OF the home ., ,h
Among those present in court representing 're
BOARD Of Managers were Mr.. and Mrs. mares r.
the venerable Charles Butler. OF Scar''''c' anu
David Cromwell of White rams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
STATEV ISLAND HAPPENINCS

The old Excise Board last evening abandoned the
fight for the retention OF the offices. The
bers opened the safe and turned the books
and documents to the Board. and shook hands
iii around.
Mrs. Cannon. the wife OF Policeman Michael Can
non. OF Cliff-st.. Clifton awakened Friday
night by a man searching the place. When he
heard her move he threw blanket her head
and grasped her arms. She tainted. and the
ran of with her pocketbook. containing 81.
A fire broke out in the house OF Carl Won Bergen
who lives in OF the Stokes cottages in New
Brighton. yesterday afternoon. 1t originated in
the library. The wrecked; loss. about
$500
The Port Richmond public school trustees have
rescinded their resolutions dsmissng the prime. pal.
o. ii. Hoag, and eleyating Mrs. E.dridge to MS
position. IL was alleged by the majority that he
had been lax IN his discipline OF the school Public
Indignation aroused at the dismissal OF the
principal, and, combined with the d.sapproval
pressed by School Commissioner John Kent West,
Is supposed 10 have caused the change IN the
boards action.
Thomas Brsnf the secretary OF the Republican
County Committee and OF the most popular
OF the young Republicans OF the island. has been
appointed secretary 10 the Senate General Com
uiftee.
The Castleton Town Board approved the bond Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
NNFNDED TO T1MSEN.
From The Louisville Evening Post.


one Of the neatest inventions that have been made
recently Is the AIMED by +. '. Slmms, the
druggist, at no $40 Preston-st. Mr. Slmms was
greatly Interested In the Jail delivery. and imme-
d.a;ey after the prisoners escaped he set 10 work
to devise plan to prevent any similar occurrence
Mr. Smms proposes to surround each cell by an air
tgh' compartment. This Will be filled with car
bondiox de under pressure much higher than that
Of air In each compartment there Will be u small
retort containing Jumps OF marble. covered by d.
the gas. In another part Of the compartment
small rubber balloon. partly filled with air or
other gas. IL held In place by wire frame. Fas,
plate connected TO electric wire. Directly over
the plate is the point Of screw. to which the other
wire is fastened This screw is turned until 1t al,
most touches the plate. and tho wires are connected
with bell and battery.
OF his cell. the carbondioxlde nlls the room. and
being reduced In the compartment. the ba .Son will
expand and the plate will come In contact with
the screw When the circuit Is closed, the bell will
ring and arouse the turkeys. Mr.. Slmms did not
explain about ventilation and this seems to be the
chief drawback to the plan. 1t would be simple
matter for the prisoner to open his windows and
allow the gas to escape. This might be prevented
however, by connecting two acts OF wires with the
plate ana screw. and the second current will caus.
an outside shutter to fall and cover the window.
This would hardly be necessary. as the sound OF the
bell would be sufficient to prevent prisoners
escape The wires to the bell inside OF the
walls so that they cannot be cut by a deceitful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
MOT\T VERNON.

rp. Bronx River Sewer Commission had a hear
Enc in the Council Chamber on FridGy evening. ana
there was large attendance of taxpayers OF Mount
Vernon. East Chester. Tuckahoe. Bronxviile ana
Greenburg. There were remarks by the Rev Dr.
w S Corey and others
The Friday Night Ladies' Literary Club had as
fts guests on Friday evening the Annex Literary
I-,rcla and sumner was served by Miss Eloise Trott
amonr The many present wer" Eli Trott the Kev'
and Mrs Granger. NJ and Ms charles II; S,ecHH-
or Mrs stiles Professor and Mrs jacques NJ feu-
vsy Mrs. Sllas TIott. Mrs. Joseph 5 WOOD AIa,t-
man and Mrs u ". Wnitmyre Mrs VILLAIN VI
Dsnman the Misses Alice. Esther ana Jane An
drews. Mrs Henry t. Rnoadcs. Mr. and MIS-. l. .
Fearn and Sdrry Wood.
The annual meeting Of the congregational ChurcH
80 held on Thursday evening, and the reports
showed a favorable growth Of he church in finances
and membership. The following were elected OH
GERS: Deacon {. Edwin Hewitt; trustees VI. n
Clement and f. F. Fu Ter; financial secretary! er "
r. ". Acarn; Sunday school superintendent Eu-
zane r fullrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
UEETTNG AZ HEBREW INSTITUTE.

An audience Of 800 men and women attended inc
mass-ncciing held IN Hebrew Institute last n.ghc
under the auspices ~ the NTH With and XIIth
Assembly District ORGANIZATIONS OF the city vigil
lance Ieagae Abraham l. Woibarst presided. and
introduced Alfred Il. Conkli-s who argued that the
primary elections were the source OF power. Alex
andc- : prcschcr followed. and spoke OF the neces-
sity - rev public markets and clean streets \.
" Abbot, told OF the atm OF the city Nigilanc"
League Dr. .AIolph Radin. rabbi OF the Gate OF
Hope Synagogue. testified to the good work accom-
pllsheI 10y the reform movement
II. next speaker was the Rev. Or. Charles H.
Plrkhursi who Wa greeted with great applause.
Ia ;hc cou-s, OF ais remarks he said that In the
foI- years be- had been engaged IN his present
work be had come 10 know that II YOU get near 20
a man he "a A good deal ~ man, wherever he
was born. whatever his religion, and whatever
Language he speaks.
Il have - sympathy with those who say, Close
the doors % the Immigrant Any man who comes
10 America. no matter whore H. comes from. II MS
lIca ls 20 BE- "A true. straightforward American We
want him. This city does not belong TO the
Americans alone nor to tho Irish. nor to ;he Ger
mans nor to tho Russians. but IT belongs to us IN
our Joint capacity The C!ty Vigilance League
recognize distinction IN race or religion poll
tics or purse The streets down here now are
JUS, clean Ffih-tve.' Dr. farkhurSt
euloglzcd Colonel Waring and others He con,
iiuu-I. Three years ago | not considered
as gui,e respectable and / had quite "A number OF
Hebrews come up 10 my house AMI tel me no"
things were going in this par o! town want 10
malicious and aamEahl" work OF depressing the
poor IN this section y. the city. ! then obtained
Every time yOu cast ballot cast clean ballot ana
stand on the side tina; is right ana !aw-aDiulnt.
as Americans: be loyal the city In which We live.
and stand BY that which IS faithful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
4 DITISION or THE HOEf ESTATE.

Charles Stewart Dawson. chairman Of the credit
ors Of the estate John locy has sent out letters
saying that meeting Of the creditors Will be held
at the Astor House at O'Clock in the afternoon Of
January TO- at which IA distribution of the lands be-
longing TO the estate will bc made Creditors Will
be entitled. by process of bidding premiums to
select special plots for their claims II they 80 de-
; re Al the end OF the selection OF lots by pre-
MUM lots Will be assigned In numerical order 10
creditors. taken alphabetically as each claim Is
found bc equal to larger than the minimum
price on each lot The remainder OF the lands VIII
be sold rapidly possible. and the proceeds Ill
v.Gcd among those holding unsatsncd balances
Mr. Dawson says that balances OF claims are not
unlikely to be ultimately paid in full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
ORDEAL or LALOR'S MOTHER.

TO BE ARRAIGNED TO-DAY on SUSPICION OF
KILLING HER son.
Mrs. Minnie Lalor. mother OF the man found muir
dered at No 400 Jackson-ave, Long Island city
Thursday morning. imprisoned yesterday on
suspicion OF having killed her son She IS now locked
up in the Queens County Jail with Anthony Fos-
well. her son-in-law; Annie Donovan. or Mrs Lalor.
the wife Of the murdered man. and John Fleshowef.
friend of the dead man They all Will he ar
raigned in court this morning at o'clock.
The police give a motive for the mother COM
hitting the robbery. that she wanted TO collect tnc
$50 insurance on his Ire. lhey say uld' 81
insured the life of her after the death 81 her
husband on November 10 II Is alleged tnat Mrs
Ialor told neighDors that. as her son was scKly
and unable to work. IT would be better Tor MN II
he pnrc NeaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
fONK ERS.

There was a Joint installation in ODD Fellows
Hall on Friday night OF the officers OF hltchihg
Post No co. G. \. r., and John C. Shots ana
George t. Mcclellan camps, Sons OF veterans
The installing officers were Past Department Com
mander John c. Shots for the Post; Lieutenant
George L. johnson. OF Tarrytown member OF the
Division Commanders staff for Shots camp anu
Sergeant William Walsh. of Mount Vernon, for
Mcclellan Camp Among the guests were Com
rades Nicholas Bahcock, lie Grand MckeoWch
Alexander stewart. James NJ Smith EdwarT rae az
Ryder. G. II. siephens Eli Valentine 3 j. chan chan
town. Nordquist camp Of Mount Vernon was rep
resented BY Arthur Iowensiein, William I-owen;
stein. Edward Simmonds and Edward Wells and
=. c. Van Wyck Camp. of Sing Sing, by Charles
Rice. William L. HUI and George Worden Ai1er
the ceremonies an elaborate spread was served by
William II. .Justus. local m9nager for for the West
JAG Hawthorne-ave. yesterday lie was born IN
this city on May lG ls6 When boy he entered tered
the employ OF the Western Union IeiegIaph com
pany as a messenger. but when telephones were
them. studied their mechanism, ana soon obtained
employment with the telephone company lie be
rapidly promoted till ne was made local manager
several years ago. In 1876 he married Miss George
'G Miss rza6eth Bowers OF no 4S waVerIy-s
gave children's party yesterday afternoon for her
Bayard ii. Tyler has on exhibition at the gallery
OF W Palmer East in Warl1rtor,ave.. painting
OF Mrs Edward T. ShOnnaid. mother Of Frederick
Shonnard. and sister of the late Governor Horatio
the %H Of the Of tar Park
Hill Reformed Church this afternoon. the subject.
''What Shall We DO with the Tramp" will be dis
cussed.
Thomas c. Brdsan. past ommander OF John c.
Fremont Post. No. so. Of this city. has been APP
pointed to the staff Of the Communicating Chief Of
The Grand Army.
Thieves entered the residences OF Dr. William l..
Horne, hacterioogist for the Board Of Health az
No. S26 RiVcrdae-aVe, and Mr.. German. at No.
1H Buena Nista-ave.. early yesterday morning,
and stole overcoats valued at 800 Thieves also
stole $50 worth Of tools from the public school
in course OF construction In Kimball-ave.
The churches OF the city have decided not to hold
union meetings during the week of PRAYER begin
ming to-day. Special services will be held in each
church.
The congregation Of the First Reformed Church
Will for the last time to-day for in the
eunday-school room. The structure will be
used for public worship for the first time next Sun
day.
Ex-senator T. p. Treano.. who was painfully
burned Friday night at the fire in his house Is
Improving IN 81. Joseph's Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
HOWE Y EWS.
NEW YORK CITY.


nress and tho ,,o,,csl ,,o,oss'o, q ,r,,,,. xh,hI-
To-, Of bynno,isrn a, the rr,,eri,. y,,., u,r mt
afternoon
Vassar students Ala Society wiI have = meeting
m the house OF Mrs. J. J Henna. No Yves,
Fortieth-si on mex, s,,urdav a,,ernoo, and u-u
civ. 4 haree, co,o.r. and subs.-,..io- ,,,.o o.,
,h uous,a tro,,so ~, -. .,.o,., - ,,.,.t...
r,nu.rv 90
ton in this civ VIII he ON nex, WnIresiav A. d.
D. m IN the hall IN Graud-s,
'h' honTH Of Managers oi inc American h.ble
'o''F' n To" H.''''"s j" VI" BID" HONS" on
nortors 70 the value q, oboy, 8 u. r.f.,,,, con,
,lanmcn,s 70 tho soc.e,,.s pr,zu ard cu., ay.n-
clos Funds we're also granted Cor f,n,io uo~t O.,
south Africa ami IN 'eyon 10 the amount Of
~ 81 Inc issues from me b'D'" House IN De-
c"in"er were I"'"" Noiuihes' issues since Nlr J.
1870 '-'''" '''''"'S
Rishon Potter e. rre,ar,ng a, .dtr.sr ~, 9TH.
pbuosonhv ~ Nis.sons" ,cb.cb a.. v,u loltvor Il,
tho church ~ the uolv Communion sy,b.av.
and Tyeotieth-st on the evening OF sunday Ian
Hary H.
A mission TO non-cafhol,cs in which IN. ser.
,,ce- viu ho ,.ilg,ous h,, ,,,, .o,,,,,.,-,ol oii
begin AT the paiillst Church Coluuhus-ave and
tYrtv-nlntb-si this evening a, o.clort
Inc "rS' appearance o' 'ecl barnard the London
So''e's enter d'H'r' III ms country VIII ne al the
In Chickering Hall on the evening OF January
y '""'so ~ """''S"P "a me f""'r d" NcHs
'o'nPa'iS' "'' I"'"o'oH'S'' ana puD"S"''s' CON
"' - Wv ''"''' 'n'"''' 'O' '.~S ''"'9 mas
y''' "' W ' ',s 81" ms
"''' p'' ""''.' py NV '''''"' ~ Inc i"'c"o
Nathan Ward FitzC;erald late Of Veg, Wright,
Inc Ne"-iork 'Ity hrahch or tho Commercial
Ira''HeIS nome .fss"''auoh 81 America VIII nave
us annual meeting anu S'n"Ncr NJ inc 'oc"il
i'"uSe' h'"""""S All" "c''S SeFe"'"-s''' ." iuoS
u"F evening "'N'
The Rev Or Charles H. Eaton Will speak in tho
Church OF the Divine Paternity this evening on
Numerous con,n,atnts have heen received hv IN.
Commissioner y, pnhrc Works ohou, tho d,scol-
ored co,di,ior ~ IN. croton ,Ys,er III. Commits
sioror has re,liod Tint tho ,ro,tIe "a dro -
freshct IN the 'roton RIVER. FOR the hrst time IN
ten months the water - running over the dam
inc comm ssloher sa!d y'steruhy 'ha' inc water
"ou!d be as GEAR as ever IN n Gay or TWO.
Nevor strone was q, work IN his oelco IN IN.
Crv Hail unfit late last evcnlng on his animal
message IN the Roard of Aldermen Secretary Ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
SHIPPING NfWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- SATURDAY. JAN. T. 1896.


PORT OF NEW-YORk- SATI RDAh, JAN. - lo'o
ARRIVED
Steamer Grecian d3r Moore. London December 10 and
Portland Ne January l. with mdse u sandeison 4 Son
81 amer sc, ,G'r, Reute Hambu December 10
Hmm ~ A Tl@ m'' i Arycd at he Bar a, 80
steamer MENDOZA dD. Dickens Rotterdam December IS
mdse simpson. spence Il Young Arrived al the
81 Steamer ITALIA DO wards Genoa Noyember "a, Leshorn
80 Naples December D. vaenca 10 AMI Gibraltar ~ win
Tise ana 40 s st. t.
N Steamer "i'ta d Mes.na Gtap ouero ca,anIa De-
senger IIlrIs Teltmann 60 Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Saginaw Johnson Aqua December 20 San
Domingo q. Mncors "a. sanGhez - SANTANA ~ Porto
10 passenger to William clyde q CO. Arrived a,
steamer " Brunne Lewis. Baltimore. with mdse to
steamer Pawnec. ingram. Philadelphia. with mdse to
sanix Hook Jan 0:3o p m Wind northwest: strong
CLEARED.
S!e,msr cy Of W' Mp hurley Havana and Mex
steamer Anerley ,'r, sherburne. Philadelphia II
Resulus G!uss,. Livingston Kingston. Belize
etc nowrins 4 Archibald ~, ,...o. ,..,.,...
pahla John John G seasSr. '''''
steamer j. F DimGck coleman. Boston-,Ii r D,mock
steamer Wakeded Hu. Vale. Trieste and Venice. Via
Steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
s,eamsT carssss woS@rsk La Gaayra. Porto caOeo
Steamer Manhattan, Bragg Portland; Me-Horato Hall
Steamer Potomac ,Br). Ieitch. London--G Gust Heye.
Steamer Aman Ger. Jergenson, Hamburg, Via New
port News and Norfolk -Funch. Edge a CO.
Steamer Braemer CBD. Porter. Disqualification
Bros.
Steamer Alsenborn Charles Baltimore-H G Foster.
Steamer ManItou OBJ. James. Bristol England-James
Arkell a
steamer concho Risk. Key West and Galveston--c II
Mallory & Co
steamer Calico Ur) Ankes,er Hull-Sanderson & Son
Steamer pawnee. Robinson. Phiiadeiphia-w Clyde a
Steamer Old Dominion. ateman Newport News
Rlchmond-Oid Dominion IS Co.
steamer Annandae dir). Milne. shanshai-Bowrng and
Archibald
George W clyde. Chichester. Wilmington and
Georgetown--W L clyde n Co.
Steamer III Sud- Higgins. New-Orleans-J Van Sickle.
SAILED
Steamers Normandic Err. for Havre: LMcanla d3r.
Liverpool OLDHAM Duch Rotterdam: Inchbarra lf}r,
Cape Town East London Port Elizabeth. &c: IL II
Meier Ger Bremen ,}r) London Fulda Ger
Port I.mon Caracas I.iguayra. Porto Cabello and
Curacao city Of Washngton Havana &c; Old Dominica.
Concho. Key West and Galveston; Brooklyn city d'r,
Bristol. ii Sud. New-Oreans: Thingyala DAM Stetn.
Copenhagen. Sc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Paris. Watkins. for New-York sailed from
Southampton January. I.
Steamers Bolivia tIIr). Baxter. from York. Pom
,r) Stirrat. from New-York. arrived at Glas
Kow January L. Fort william C}D. for New York. sailed
from Glasgow January I.
Merida uIr) TOmpsitt sailed from Monteyideo
for New-York December 10.
Steamer Island dam, Thomson sailed from Settin for
December 81.
Pawnee Obj. Aikenhead sailed from Palermo
for New-York January !.
Steamer Charlos Dutch), Peters sailed from Antwerp
for New York January Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
4 WARRANT Not 4 LAUNDRY TICKET.

Justice Ingram. in the Long Island cry Fohce
Court Yesterday fined Sing Lee. a Chinese laun-
dryman $40 on the charge OF assauting Constable
Conrad Diestal who tired to serve "A dispossess
warrant on the Chinaman. The Monaghan could
not read English AMI thought the warrant was
ticke, for laundry He protested that he did not
give the ticket to the constable and. picking up u
rolling pin. struck the officer the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
4 TRICK DRIVERS FATiL FAIL.

Peter Hansen. forty-nvc years old. OF No. 3s5
Grand-st. Jersey city driving a heavy truck
Yesterday across the bridge the canal at Hen
dcrson-st when he jostled from his seat and
fell under the truck. The head OF the unfortunate
man was crushed to n pulp under OF the wheels.
The body was oved TO the morgur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05

John l.. Dobson, the new Supervisor. and elected
him chairman Of the Board on Friday night.
The Cas,leton Republican Town committee has
elected the follow ng officers: Chairman, Peter
Dimler: vice-chairnan. George l.. \ichOl: score
tary Thomas A. Braniff treasurer Leverett stone;
sergeant-at-arms. William Heath.
its fourteenth anniversary on Thursday mex, at
o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05

Steamer La Flandre Dutch, Leenaer sailed from An"
werp for New-lofk January g. ,..,
steamer Georgc U3O. Thompson sailed from Lverpo~
New York January T. ,,...A..
Steamer Virginia (l}r) Rees from New YORK pecenho"
10 via Copenhagen arrived at Stettin December 81
steamer Humher OBJ. Howey from New otk Deoemi'
Der o. Via Kingroad Gloucester. Eng Ja""-
airy |. ~, o.,.,..
steamer Carlton OBJ Adams. from Newfork octooe'
l. via Cape Town, etc arrived Calcutta January . -
Steamer Otrano OBJ. Huby. from New WORK pecemos'
II, arrived at Newcastle Eng. January 2 -, q.
steamer Bowie ur) Jones. from New-fork peeemo'' ~
arrived Liverpool January L. ~.
Steame, Manitoba (,r) Grifnths from New-York Dc
cembsr II. arrived at London January L. v.s
Steamer Mannheim Ger, Ocklemann. from Ne"-i"
December II, arrived Bremen January T. -
Steamer Dresden GER Kuhemann. from New-iorN NJ
steamer La Iiretagne tFr Rupe for NewYork. sailed
from Havre January I. -. x.v
Steamer Veendam Dutch. Van der Zee. from Ne"'
York. arrived Rotterdam January l. l.. No.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II tGer) Stormer TOT Ne"-
York. sailed from Genoa January 4. -
Steamer Afdandearg (Br). Kiney, from New'4osR ~
rived at Yokohama January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
AND YET THEY DO 1T.

From The Los Angeles Express
II Is impudence In young man who never owned
n foot Of real estate to ask n young girl to share
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
Court CALENDAR FOR MONDAY.

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city Court-Trtal Term-Par HI-Before Fitzsirnons j.
Nos G23 GA 10 Geo inclusive 63Ot.. 6G0i1
city Court-1riAl Term-par IV-Refore Mccarthy. j
Nos BIS 820l 347. 3249 3l7. 2s72
s2sl 1900 1928 1855 $780, 3l61 3iOO 3i5l 1895 2sG5
3243 3sI 1913 1915 1917 1878. 1879 28t3 1853 2434
2745 1921 1895. 1888 1897. l0s. 1915 2s55. Equity
cases: Nos 1914. 1919. 200 POP. 1874. 10 203. 20i
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Beekman, j.
New-York Savings Bank VI. Kelly-David g. Ogden
Matter ~ Keese-JOhn Larkin.
Bowery Savings Bank Niebuhr-Edward T.. Patter-
son.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beach. J.
Michael Eagan Stephen McFarland-James F. Conat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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