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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15
COATS COME SHORTER.

Coats to tailor-made gowns are made
shorter, only twenty-one inches to be
exact, with ripple in the skirt, and
they must be lined with silk and not
satin. Last month. last week. may
hap. satin was the swsgger thing for
lining. but to-day II isn't.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

LADIES MARIE ANToINETrE FrcHUs.
The picturesque neck draperies of
the Marie Antoinette period are found
among the dainty accessories to the
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

The late NJ. 6tambuloff was . COL
lector OF postage stamps. He had
shout 10000 o. them. some Of great
value.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

women to wear. The wings are often
used without the bandeau. In that
case they are generally fastened to a
long ha'rpin.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15
A New Factor in Civilization.

The motorcycle, as the horseless car
riage is to be named in future, has
come to stay. At Tunbridge Wells sn
exhibition of these vehicles has been
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15
NORFOLK BASQUE FOR GENERAL WEAR.

NORFOLK BASQUE FOR GENERAL WEAR.
Checked tweed in Scotch heather
mixture made the stylish basque pic
tured in the other two-column illus.
tration. This basque is popular mode
Tor shopping, walking, driving,
cycling or general wear. The adjust
ment is glove fitting to the waist line,
below which it falls with slight rip
pie to fashionable length over the hips,
the box plaits being graded and ap-
Piled from the shoulders and the centre
OF fronts and back to the lower edge
OF basque. A belt of the material is
worn around the waist. The closing
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15
J. J. AsroR,s OLD DWELLING.
The Fur-Trading Headquarters Of
the Original Astor.

To live in house that was once oc-
cupied by John Jacob Astor, founder
of the greatest fortune in the world, is
to have encouraging surroundings.
That is the situation of Mr.. E. II.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

White willow. the chosen wood for
the cricket bet, Il said to be disap.
pesrins from England.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

lady having 32.inch bust measure
is Al yards; for 36.inch size, Al
yards; for 40-ilch size, Al yards;
for 42.inch size, Al yards.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-01-15

held, and recently motorcycle race at
Chicago brought the new vehicle still
more prominently before the world.
The horse has survived steam will ~
be able to defy petroleum?
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Disbursements and tho motion granted With ei0. costs
P.J., dissentingl.
Jonas q. GQ,dsuith, appellant aat Holland Trust
C9nipany. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reversed ana new
ion by Patterson, ].
,CooPer Manufacturing Company, respondent, agt
Johh arncr ~ NJ. appellants Judgment and order
ieNerseu, ana new trial ordered with costs ~ appel.
Ihnts 10 abide evrut. opinion by Van Brunt, !. j.
simon kaplan, an infant. respondent, agt New YORK
Blacult company, teilant-Judgnic affirmed with
costs. opinion by Williams, !.
In me mater OF Abraham Post, deceased Order OF
Oct, !, lspo, reversed, and order OF July 10, 1879,
modlned by striking n crefron the allowance OF $50
made TO the spccin! guardian. opinion by Patterson, j..
In the matter OF r. ". Macy * Co.-WrIt diulssel
with costs, opinion by " Illams, j.
In the matter OF II. IT. Macy n Ord nn1rmed
with costs. opinion hy Williams, J.
John r Spaulding ct al, respondents ngt. American
Wood. BOARD Company, Rppellant-Otder affirmed
With. $40 costs and disbursements. opinion by the
court.
Augustus II. Colt, respondent, agt. Philip J. Good.
hart ~ AZ, appellants order reversed with $40 costs
and Endorsements and motion denied with $40 costa
opinion Ivy Ingraham, y.
Same Agt. same order reversed with $40 rosts and
disbursements, and motion denied with $40 costs.
opinion ~ OPricn. j.
New York Lumber and Wood Working. company.
respondent, agt the seventy. third Street building
Company. implicated, appellant Judgment modified
as directed In opinion and aftirmed as modified with.
out coats. opinion by Rumsey. j.
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ooLD MoRreAeE DEcIsIoS.
J.aEss Loot ~ = Local Legal Tsnasr Cas.
from Two Potnts OF view.

On June o, 1905, Frank X. sadlier. A. re-
ceiver OF the property OF Cassidy a Adler.
caused to be sold at public auction the house
and lot 1873 west 1881 street. The notice Of
sale said subject 10 . MORTGAGE OF $40. 900
70 be ut 8 per cent. for about three years.
Louis Blanck Of 40 West 1o5th street bought
the property for $4,000, and paid 10 per cent.
OF the purchase money and $50 auctioneers'
fee to Sphinx & Marten. tho auctioneers who
conducted tho sale.
When Blanck went TO close the sale on July
g. 1895, he refused to comply with the terms of
sale on the ground that the $4,000 mortgage
was a gold mortgage. lie declared that a gold
mortgage was unusual and that as gold has
been at a premium in the pact and may he at n
premium in the future his equity in the property
would be. affected. lie sued Sadl'er for the re.
turn OF the 10 per cent. on $40. 200 and for tho
e-ctioneers,. fee. The cnse was tried before
Justice Gildersleeve and a Jury, and the Jus.
tics directed a Judgment for the defendant.
sc Appellate Court yesterday. Justices In.
graham, Rumsey. and O'Brien affirming Jus:
Williams dissentlng. In the opinion unfolding
the Judgment the justices say
and silver dollars legal tender. Since the re.
States. in 1878. II has been declared to be the
equality all OF the various kinds Of money
made by the law legal tender for the payment
policy Of tho United states. a court can hardly
assume that the Government will reverse its
policy. and by n population Of obligations
justify and approve n reputation of contracts
entered into in pursuance of it's laws. relying
upon It's declared policy. Whether the mort
gage of $4,000 was specifically payable In
silver dollars of the United States or gold dol.
lars of the United States or legal tender notes
of the United States imposed no additional
burden. 40 long as each was maintained by the
Government at an equality. The relative
value Of the metal contained in such gold and
Tive dollars NAV aInnUR hnf tho yalnp Of the
dollar Is the same 90 long as the Government
keeps them at an equality"
In the dissenting opinion Justice Van Brunt
writes and Justice Williams concurs: II dis
sent. When l contract TO pay for property:
may pay in any legal tender. When l take
subject 10 an obligation. I may assume that l
can discharge 1t in any kind Of legal tender
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Live stock Market.

NEW York. Friday, May l. Receipts OF becvcs were
$50 head - cars direct TO slnughterers. and 10 cars
for the market: u cars on SAFE all told. Market &C
tive AT a general advance of lOtl5c. = 100 n. The
yards were cleared early. Poorest To hest native
steers sold at si@s4.65 = 100 n. good oxen NJ sl.lO:
butis AT S2.I2LYegs3 20: dry cows nj 81. 15GShIu
Dressed beef firm ut "a &c. . n. for fair 10 prime ma.
tive sides Gables from Grrat Britain quoted Aincri.
can steers at grglOc. = r., dressed weight: American
refrigerated beef at 1LgsAc.. y n; American sheep
at lOGllc. = n. dressed weight. No exports to day.
Tomorrow. 1886 beeves. 1889 sheep and 2, 7ls quar-.
tiers OF beef.
Receipts OF calves. including 80 direct to slaughter.
ers. were $50 head; 9l2 head on sale, all told. Market
opened quiet, closing weak and somewhat easier.
All OF the offerings were nnally disposed of. Poor to
prime vcalS sold at So BOG I.7 IS y 100 rs. Dressed
calves steady; city dressed reals, oYrsc. + n;
Receipts Of beef and lambs, including ~ cars to
be exported and n single car direct to "A slauEhterer.
we're I,5+s head lSLY cars on sale. Prices were steady
in all instances. but the general feeling was weak at
the finish. Nothing was carried over. Poor 10 prime
unshorn sheep sold Mt S36JIS4.b5 = 100 MS: prime
clipped do. al 81. 81: common TO prime unshurn
lambs at 4 .iOG5.7 70, inferior To choice clipped do. at
$I.H25p tSS.J5; Southern spring lambs At $3.50 each:
State do. at 81. Dressed mutton, 79spc. 3 n;
dressed lambs gElOc.
Receipts OF hogs were 3 80 head. including 50 head
on sale. Market lower, with Inferior to good State
hogs selling at S3. 900 81 80 u 100 rs
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NEW xonR cry coin RoNDs.

ppopos., lNE VI SGg PER GtShh poNns Ann
Stock or Tile CITY. OF NEW. YORK. ..ExfCu:
95GTEiFEn5A. IRN4 !EH3S9 ,FRSr !, SShSt 'SiE. All. Az
%i9ieEfsi three and ono hnlt ner, cent, Pc, Gnnam.
Comptrollcr Of the CITY Of Srw YORK. II MS once, No
iSe III aay ~ May. $50 at aSSciorcSR' !. ", WS mG" thSy
VIII be publicly Opened. Tor the whole or a mart % tho
s siiIsS $s,S s g y, SS; 5Si E-ifs sTs2i. S y A }%;ST e, j sFfsSSs s S.i y
sSsS,Ooo Son y Ted stSsF y S2s Wy ., lew
gaes,' for. sonstrnetiou of sstSnsioSS. TO
Mctropoitan Museum u Art. and for
way..thc principal payable November
qss 900 aC"nsoildatod stock o, the city o, New
York for purchase OF now stock or
Granting. and for CONJUNCTION OF River.
100000 con ,oiidatcd siG;;k Of the City ot New
cS nam of Grade Damage commi%ssion :
i7o,ooo %Gonsol!dntai stock. q 81 CITY Of New
stcck"-the principal payable November
100000 ;%!Ggn:orldatea s.oct, Of the city Of New
Water SGFS s EnS~% Of the .G Aa"' OF Nsw ' EfSfSAR
1000 o a atSn g5IITs,gsd1 P s,DsS St N 70" nIss !, iSS w
BOMBS, tho principal payable November
100000 Consolidate stock Of the City OF New
York, known az Dock Bonds OF the
S,ity, Of Sew Iork",the principal psys
10000 Consolidated Stock OF the City OF New
York known as Fire Hydrant Stock
the principal payable November 1,
1925.
SOC, 500. 81 consolidated stock OF the CITY Of New
York known rs School House Bonds"
tho principal payable November l..
1911.
Tho proposals should be enclosed in a sealed envel.
ope, endorsed Proposals for Bonds OF the Corporation
of the city of New York, and each proposal should
s &c c % apt.eiTa o Y i Git2 % sew Ssv"i YJri addressed to
For fun Information see City Record.
ASIIREI, p. FITCH, Comptroller.
City Of New York Finance Department., Comp
troiler's ONCE, April 81. 1876.
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nent skinner vas again AZ the helm. Then. too,
tnern wss genernl buying here. The spot markets
At the South in sorne cases, were higher and more &C;
tive, and the ehporsi rvm vi pVrts Were " " W
better.
10 points lower, with snles OF B,f5n bags. Hayre
was Mt ono time hlgheT. ~, Isactrl ami closed IN
American Warehouse deliveries yesterday d,1i5 bags-
American visible supply of Brazil 400. 900 baga,
Prices declined today. owing TO the absence Of any
speculative life, which dlsynurages holders In view OF
In America are supposed to be wen supplied with cot.
fec 10 meet their trnde requirements during tho sum.
mcr months Rio was nulet a. 100 reis advance, re
ceipis. 5000. stock, iP,OOO. Rio exchange. . pl6d.
stock, 100000. RIO on the spot was dull and steady
No 4, l3ttG Itc. Sales 2,U0O bags MarhCaibO. and
1000 bags central American on p. e The future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

se1or Arturo Baldasano y Topete, Spanish
Consul-General, has received advices from his
Government to the effect that Queen Regent
Maria Christina and the Spanish Cortes have
conferred upon him the decoration OF the Order
Of Isabella the Catholic. This order. of which
only four men in the United States have re-
ceived the decoration. was established by Ferdi-
nand VII. and il bestowed on Sehor Baldasano
in recognition of his thirty years diplomatic
service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

u Heavy Seller Bears HammerInG-
BETTER Weather In the Northwest Pre-
dieted 80 Cotton Advances The Large
Operator buying.
FRIDAY. May l.-COrToN-Closed steady, with the
near months 8 to O points higher ami the distant dc
liveTes unchanged TO 9 points up. The sales were
lil.i00 bales Liverpool was unchanged to | point
higher, closing steady; spot cotton there was steady,
with sales OF &, 900 bales New Orleans advanced Q 10
8 points In Manchester yarns were quiet. cloths
quiet but steady, The Liverpool stock is now Lac.
900 bales. OF which wa, 900 are American, against
l,i8i. 900 last week, including 093, 900 American and
1870, 900 last year. of which i,5B5. 900 were Amerl.
can. New Orleans expects to morrow |, 300 to 1900,
against 1904 last week, 9, 265 last year, and I.b04 In
1894. Houston expects 500, against 42S last year.
The port receipts were 5,G20 bales, against
1874 last week, including various" and
1890 last year total for the week 30.023.
against 52,62O last week ana 55,4 s3 last year,
The total interior receipts for the week were lGaTt,
against 2O,5o3 last week and i0,ls5 last year, ship
ments 35,9s2, against SO,+3a last week and 42,pi6
last year: stocks 2lg.Bl4, against e92, ip5 last week
and lbY,3iS last year, SPOT cotton he re advanced
delivered on contract. Miidltng uplandS : 3-lSc.
Norfolk, Augusta and 81. Louis advanced ll6c, New
Orleans sold 1850, Memphis 1000, uaiSeston 200, 50.
Louis 900, Charleston SNS, Augusta 2AN, ana Norfolk
lhu bales The exports from tho ports were li,li5
bales. The future trading WAS as follows;
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HI. wife Prevented HI. suicide.

ERIE. Pa. May 1.-Edward Heidler shot and
instantly killed his brother-in-law. Levy
Kreider. this morning at the latter's farm near
Fairview. this county. Heidler and Kreider
married sisters. and Kreider was the executor.
OF the estate OF the wivee' parents. Heidler
demanded Kreider's note in settlement, which
was refused. and the tragedy followed. Heidler
then attempted suicide, but was prevented by
his wife. The murderer fed to the woods, but
eas surrounded and arrested by neighbors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
M..hatta. Elevated Exte.s,o. Plans.

Lawson N. Fuller said yesterday that the
plans and maps Of the proposed improvements
and extension of the Manhattan Elevated Rail-
road would DO submitted to Mayor Strong to-
day. George J. Gould and Russell Sage will
probably be present and Explain them.
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Supreme c~ourt-special Term-Part II-Exparte
matters.
Surrogate Court. -Chnmbers-No day calendar. For
probate-WIlls OF EveliIe Chaplin. David Leahy,
Thomas Mcehan. Herbert +. Mascheck, at IL: 80 A. ii.
City Court Special Term Motions
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puh1ir 1ntirrs.


post OFFICE NOTICE
should be read DAILY by all Interested. as changes
pa..,nn nay occur g az any nyd ,imeh , um ,,o..
PROMPTLY II R 4! Sssfi2 s q: s %aifS s. follows,
I tEPAf ITAl.{ * HIATT 4 :, 2, @f3ksffG Gs3k STNG1ttkkEE9E:
FSSGHi an" Ra Rs1ra is, tSet Tor S os5e s' psTs: " E =
4ns @ n%6 hGa AZ (. II for s'.HTifttl rs direct,
B %g., ' tee airsdPfci Ha npSr Mia xis mT'seI a. ) a. " n. FOR
GEN 8. I per r %s,. +. al 10 E (. N 4ts or sc6 TIA b g. q:
r :. per Ss 5 s,ss%sR! PET st4 ks & ss glasgow DIETER"
sPRINTFD MATTER, kc.-Germsn steamers sailing
on, Tuesaays Thursdays and Saturday. Az
Addressed Address sf frinrs Cd matter ss.. 1SSt; osher psrt: y
E sscDfiv Whit Assre s,sF ''9 r4int:d on M Mssnc'q Ky, 'i fc:
Europe. Cunard steamers on Saturday take
s s5iHEss Ses ssI}sI A,S SfF .ss fi S9ia s;i't &s: s9a l IL. . 70
other parts of Europe,
AFTER ss S. 1Io. nam ot a.; aSo1s sP sSs'isnai sup T sisS. Aslsn
nail, are opened q on the plers OF the AZ. A% tsaSs,s
1 opsa''S Sn tIfH Sish an' Ten SsSt" Minutes s's:" Of he Ssf hour u
nAiiffs s'' FfoR so%%HHaS r fSPrtg III AMERICA
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SniI5As 80 Sn e & ~MA ~ dASFF4H RcT c iiffSPPsasip T Als2;!
CO, TXrAM s and S,Ssr S,fss II Pf a: :,s1S%s sn8 fS;
& Sns%P IN %qi H4 b 4 I c;SStXafAS SR"s and Su~G g3FU " & io pss
fst';" = Esns,%sls & Ss Ssss:,a trinidad 4 mi RSi' L I, END
m."i. sT8T NJ, for NORTn RRAziL, pei. steam.
shlp Paraense, via Para, ,MaEanhAm. and Cears
a!s.tTTP; . for 9sesT p sS 81 St = FrA X. m For ST. re- P PIEfSsss
M~tQuELoN, per steamer from Halifax.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and
sS"F ii, Mails for aiqusion. by rail to Hoston.
and thence nHy steamer, closn at mis- ONCE da,nnss
daity at ZOO A. NJ. for fmrwardinR by steamers
sailln{ tsN"nday; ana I4HrsdSysl Ir1m vI rSss
specially addressed for despatch by steamer close
,Resistered mali doses S At 7. N. previous day.
PACIFIC MAILS
Mail. for sChint and Japan per steAmshiP psTs
MMnnH2%% At 4. so = NJ Mails Tor China aud Japan
t~spnciAlly addressed only Trr steamship Empress
% Mas n ) at ,t Si3S r i? h. Mail, Tor S@' Gn lsa' ani japan,
per steamship Tacoma tfrnm Tacoma, ,closs
sM, sS. "S fds nPaRw, g. S pel !!iilam at "a %u.t r Is
from san Franri@ro close here daily W. TO
M ii,lla = .soa a, hoo %@ ro ? wl vi AuM,,4f5..''i.. t ~Gtoa A s,.
Ll5 Sgl SG p,, /. ,. Is,'U d 4 lT Gc1 s,r Gsrly ~ h to SaH
IPa at 80 4 Mia " aud 40 = " yor on
PTTr,,,y M a., I.T ~ l, q. , r' 1,r"Y Nsi,s t n%" Ha,rT mita
eNcrpt Wn,t Australia, Hawaii .sni tli Islands,
rr-t 1,h,E Warr''ng'l ~ ~ rAnHS sr ,%g q, I 20
" N,'sr,r = Spninty is.inis per ship Galt'
Ice n. m san f-am,, ic'l clos" hero daNy up TO
m,s."' = Y yAyda.@Sys d r?;..,.%sa''or,
NOTICE az A~~I"NnENT
mon ana h. WIZ .'u'.n Jura'emuu. Ia lortH'rs IN
irtle a. a. t"r,'emon \ l!"LhrF ct IN" c.y ~
mulr an a,ysnmour - l." Nu'Sr.trr 30 thciI c,'at',
for'h" rIn'lirn'ht II, th"ir rrrliiars enc t1Hi me
under oath ~ affirmation 1, tR" subscriber, al tho
ontr ~ AnIms. Van G,es9a. Hi,2'nsy &C. 'oS bro@a
D-s' A''' '''N '' job wtLEES
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TO INVESTORS:

We have personally examined the property owned
by the Petit Manan Land and Industrial Company at
Petit Manan. near BAR Harbor. Maine. and oner tho
secured stock OF that Company at par $40 per share).
We consider the security ample for tho redemption
of the stock issued under the deed of trust to the In.
ternational Trust Company OF Boston, and recon-.
mend these shares as a safe investment.
Full particulars as to location. deslrabIlity. and 50.
curtty can be had at our ONCE or on application BY
mail.
Dividends March. June. September, and December.
DANIEL O'DELL & co,
8 New Street,
New York City.
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sab follows;

Government bonds easier. The IA OF 1925
closed n y cent lower bid. Hallway bonds
Arm. The features were Chicago and North
Pacific lists, Il. H.; Galveston. Houston and
Henderson 5s, Hooking Valley IS, Northern Pa
cihc lists. X. Pittsburgh, :. and Lake Erie lists,
Reading I'd preference ncomcs, lists, l.. T.; St
Louis and San Francisco general IS. and 81.
Important net advances were in Chicago and
North Pacific lists, T. r. Y Y cent, TO AZ; Gal
weston, Houston ana Henderson IS, ~. 10 s2I,:
Hooking Valley 5s, Ia, To $50: Reading I'd
preference incomes. lists, !. T., l, TO 20: ST.
Louis and san Francisco general 6s, u. to lick.
and ~. Joseph and Grand Island lists, #. r., 1
q cent, to +4Le. The noteworthy declines were
In Northern Pacific lists, r., as y cent, To iii
and Pittsburgh, 5. and Lake Erie lists. y j
cent. 20 9Olp.
In bank stocks 40 shares of Chatham sold at
900.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York,
BSC. bar silver in London closed at al lid
Exports TO Europe tomorrow 34H, 900 ounces,
Money on call, IN z cent. Time money. q y
cent, for sixty days, 3lt y cent. for ninety DAYS
TO six months, and 3lSN4 z cent. for eight
months. Prime endorsed bills receivable are
nnces al 5dt5ls p cent, and choice single name
paper running four 10 six months at 5l4G8 h
cent.
The demand for sterling exchange was small
eT than expected, and under offerings ~ gold
bills an easier tone prevailed. Continental eX-
change wRs dull, Posted asking rates for steFi-
ing. SASSY for long bills and $500 for demand.
Actual rates are; Long bills, S4.ST4IdSISS:
sight drafts, 8 .SSA1S4,s9, and cable transfers
S4.B0h. Francs are quoted 6.l0lsa5 l0n Tor
Ions aud 6.lSGS.l4S for short; rslchsmsrka
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" 'f
Theresa Hlrsch as executor. Sc, respondent, ast.
the metropolitan + eyatci, Railway Company ct a.,
SaSSsDssI!ao';ssiI 900 and rental damages to si,s5So, anu a.
modified. affirmed without costs. No opinion.
pol!tan Elevated, Railway company ct al. appellants,
s Hf ! IN iSSH SSsIs: !" %plinla aSys'Aa.'- ,uu-"sn''
Elevated KaiiwaE, compinyi e Al, spPellants..judst
m %lli tnian Il. H Ti,s S ss ; fne Eip'p NGmI Sh sns court appel.
liant, ngt, Thomas Hume, respondcnt- Judgment AT.
,,GsrrIIc. Leland, 1esppoSdSnt sgt sys Printing and
WIN Sqinh', e"sTs, Win leave t. d"fendants to an wv IN
twenty days on payment u costsin this court and in
Samuel Mann. appellant agt Henry Doht, q, sher;
DISBURSEMENTS ami motion denied with $40 costs.
Opinion, 9y the court ,
al N" Hor 9%'f tG S" n,'Hia AMI n.rs BE- f.d eaaf rsg rsiRSnf fr.ii
ssI%SSS s"..l h ana p,.Eir STT%,i"n'sYN So opinlo %nfrmed with
Irene \. Fleet, re,porhrnt, agalnst aelen NJ. cronin,
costs SsS anu q. b mr.. nntTt,H''XN 10 n npn Sn''"ed VIII" s'o
Irene !; tires rs'rondCgpt; 9:nlHs, neieH N: Cronip,
$40 costs, but win leay" e. plaintlr To renew motion
A' Geo I,SHI +! !I k@%s,l " Il ui"' aP ri i T%us AIT. Edward NJ.
lambert, rrspondentEordrr affirmed With $40 costs
William Iisslsr, re,l2gtsHt az, "s!; III Hugh LH%6, ap,
inents and motion granted with slocosts, Opinion
r UTe e6I S" "x rel Frank j. rorst. appelIent. ACT. rbeo.
n r1So'Fts "c S ! ' IL A., SnGssstSsS TrdcSsdflns ."s a.
as N SSSGu' 10 !" &S' :,paatniaont 6r de-: s sSiTSe iiS %iiG
SSaenaritSs. els is Ca All, William nayGss"M lion denied.
Hannah lithesktud ast, Philip Bohret Motion
Thomas Z nSremGs ait, Francis ( Eames, as Presl
louisa \. Ricl arison AT. G!eorse.w Thedtord OF al.
Notion denied without COSTS
Lake Eric and Western E.!r6!d Company, appellant
Judgment ard order AFFIRMED with costa opinion
]isirSaTd i, goooclE agorII ia ,o. Ss' William ",
costs, and WIN Iray. To- painHn g. withdraw DE-
III" court below Opinion 10y lnErahaIu, J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
County Treasurer Taylor. Deputies.

County Treasurer Taylor Of Brooklyn has
appointed Joseph A. Taylor, his brother. first
deputy Treasurer. and Cashier John H. Bren-
nan second deputy Treasurer. Tho appoint
ments do not increase the force or expenses of
the Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

SECOND MORTGAGE A BONDS
MORTGAGE LAS Il BONDS.
INCONE NDS OF 1899.
To the Holders OF Union Trust Company
Certificates OF Deposit for the above.
named BOndst
The time for the payment OF the balance OF the cash
assessment on the above mentioned bonis-bcing two
per cent. on the par value thereof has been extended
to and including the 10Th day OF May. 1890.
Reorganization Certificates should be presented and
payment OF the balance of the assessment be made on
or before the 18th day OF MAY. 1899. in New
York at the ONCE OF tho Union Trust Company
of New York. so broadway; in London at the
ONCE Of Barring brothers 81 Co., Limited. and
in Amsterdam at the ofice OF Mcssra. Hope e Co.
The certificates for the preferred stock OF the new
Company are now ready for delivery.
Holders Of Reorganization Certificates who shall
fail TO pay such balance OF the assessment on or before
NAV IS. 1899, but who shall pay on or before juno
!, 1896, will be required to pay n penalty OF one
per cent. in cash on the par amount of the bonds
represented by their certificates, in addition to the
balance OF said assessment; and after June |. 1899,
payments. II received at all. will be subject to such ad,
ditional penalty as the Committee may prescribe.
NEW YORK, May l, 1898.
EDWARD KING. Chairman
X. son
II" hid ~. SibbS. Joint
GEORGE q. Executive
ADhIAS i@ELiN, 1h., ReorsaniEsr
4. SIiSO de OIfsoNiEh ton
ROBERT FLEMING. ~comm,ttss
JOHN LUDEN,
VICTOR MOR wETZ,
HERMAN KOBBE, Secretary.