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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo o55 p N. Pullman vesbue Day
,.oachca and Paror Dinng-Car Service. Meals a
Ia carte Connects Buffalo with through seepers TO
Detroit anl Chicago. . - ,., -. ,,.,,c,,
CHUNK and intermediate points -.o..
stn,Sn MS T. NJ. sundays only. for EASTON.
MaI''fi CHUNK. and the coal branches
~ lao +. NJ. daily except Sunday. for WILKES
p,pi@ piTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
nnda stations Connects for all points in coal regions;
chair car for Wnkesbarre . ,, -. ,,,,,.r,
n i1,ng' piTTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
cda, stations Connects for all points IN coal regione.
ii,,irns, punet Parlor Car 10 Wilkesbarre
.a.,S S:I5 T. NJ daily for EAsTON and inter-
60. t;.tO r. NJ. daily. ~~c.?f Sunday. Express for
and principal intermediate stations. Connects
~ Wao,,ng and Harrisburg Chair car To Slatng'on.
'o .r.. 7,OO r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
,Tis' and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestihuls
rain X s. to Chicago. secpers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
~. S:,o daily except SUNDAY stCGpins only
MAt'"iI cirNK. !. T. JUNCTION sAYRE GEN
nan secro, T. buffalo None Sleeping passengers
.sia5 c:OO T. ". daily. for ITHACA: GENEVA;
roCiiE:TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and al!
njns Wosf Pullman se"pers To Wkesbarre and ithaca
a1ii,ion, local daily. except sunday. for BOUND
pJ'oOK and Intermediate points leave as follows; 5o
600 NJ .l.,j. 10 '35j. i:2p and '5;S $40 y. ".
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at I'D III. 10
Az ou and l32g broadway. 81 f. lth ST.. loo r. l2oth
81, loI Rov-ery. -. Y. SEQ Fulton 81. court ST. oS
Rr5adway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn;
v Transfer 90 VIII call for and 'hecH baggage from
hotel or resilenc" through 10 destination
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REEFS COMMITTED TILL SEPTEMBER 49,


JUDGE BARNARD WANTS THE STATE HOSPITAL
DOCTORS TO STUDY HIS CASE
Poughkeepsie " y. July 2o.-Howen c. Rees.
president of the Matteawan Gas Company, will
have 10 remain in the Hudson River State Hospital
until September IS in order that the physicians
there may determine his mental condition. This
decision was reached by Justice Barnard. Of the Su-
preme Court. this morning after hearing OF both
sides Of the case Rees is the young man who
was committed TO d.. Fergusons saniarium IN
Central Valley the petition OF his father last
Wednesday. and who. esca ping from the institution
on Saturday night made his way 10 the home OF
his lawyer. James c. Meyer in Matteawan. afte"-
ward placing himself under the protection of Judge
Barnard and going voluntarily TO the State Hos
Recs appeared rational and calm in court this
morning. His father and Or. Ferguson were there,
with Colonel Beecher. of BROOKLYN 10 oppose the
habcas corpus proceedings which the young man 8
lawyers mad Instituted. Judge Barnard himself Il
suggested the adjournment until September is IN
orIer to give the physicians at the state hospital
an opportunity observe the patient These doc. o.s
would not give an opinion as to the mans mental
sopait.on after observing him only two days Rees'
II desirs to say hat # psrlod .. rest i: be
70 90 to such place should select desire
70 MAKE objection to, p0stponement OF this case
unless some report OF my condition is made publ.
am still resting under the obioquy Of this terri
that the ehSrees made are properly fonndSd
,Jpdyo Barnard said that he did not suggest a
he pp5e Of h S M EScs ex SD as to his
Tv cnlta condition. A! this Herman Aarons Of New
iOrk. one OF Recess lawyers protested most vigor-
ously and in pointed language against an adjourn
hel ioT 50 long tine ana the count asked Sta Coo
at once ne Wng go 9n Tn me for l
S Barnard hsTegp0n made his Est i
pila until September is In the mean time his
,a Ngs :, nay have him before shers Jury 20
'ct-peidcd On that
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans leave Ncw-H9Tk foot OF than1eL 81.
ss follows and five earlier from West 23i-st
c.NO A. M-Vestihulel Express daily for Binghamton
Waverv Eimlra Bunalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
T. NJ Plrlor 10 Bunai0.
D,I5 A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily, except Sunday
tr pm I.yls Monticello, TackawaNen Iunesale. and
imporrnt local points to Corning Daily 10 Port Jervs
p,IIn,n Parlor Cars Monticello and Corning.
1.OO p M--VestibuIed Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train for Chicago via Chautauqun Lake arrives Ceve-
land 1;tO A. NJ. Chicago. : =. NJ Sleepcrs to Chicago
cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car. 80
1910 y. M-huhalo ana .ieysianI hs sd ~
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland. 1870 F. NJ sieepers
10 buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
Detroit Chicago and the West. Cafe Library Car.
san r. M.--Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara FAILS
Daily solid train to Chicago. seepers to Hornellsvie
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car ANN ,,,,,N,v
J. accommodatons at III. ll3 2ol. 4o and 9Sl Broad
way 1871 R,wery 1856 Fact l23thst and VI West 10Th
e., Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries. York 1913
and 20 Fuon-si 1906 Broadway. Brooklyn; 200 Hudson
St Hotoken. and Jersey city station, Wescott Eek
press calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
Jences destination.
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AGROUND IN BELLE ISLE STRAITS.

MlsHAP TO The FURNESS LINE STEAMER
BALTIMORE CITY.
,St. Johns F.. July 0-The steamer Baltimore
City. owned by Furness. Witty Co.. ran ashore
on Flat Island. Straits of Belle ISLE to-day. She
bound from Montreal for Europe. with gen.
eral cargo If weather is fine she will probably
get of tomorrow.
The ISLAND which she lies some distance
from the mainland. and the nearest telegraph sta
ton is 10 miles distant. There is every likelihood
Of saving the vessel and her cargo.
Montreal July PAT the Offices Of the Dominion
Line. the agents of the Furness Line, it is only
known that the Baltimore City is aground in the
Straits OF Belle Isle. The ship is commanded by
Captain Matthews. and has crew OF twenty-five
men and about a dozen cattlemen aboard.
The British steamer Baltimore City sailed from
Montreal on July u for Manchester She is a stee!
vessel. and built at Glasgow In ISIS. She is Of
1884 tons register. and is $50 feet long,: 81 feet
beam and p feet deep. She halls from West Har-
tlcpOOl
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave foot West +2i ST. follows 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
.,55 A. NJ for Montana Ofr's MILLS. Lakes Mohonk
ana Nnnevarka. Niddletown. EloomiAebrgh EHenVlle
Failsbur,h Hurleyyie Lake kamesha; Liberty. scIan-
on Nation Delhi sidney. Norwich Utica. Oneida. Full
ton Oswego ., -, 80 ,,,,,.. ,,---,.-
t,reh Wurtsboro EenvIle. Mountlndal-. tcntrevlle.
Fallsburgh Lake Kamesha. Uufleyylle Liberty Falls.
I.b.rtV. Lake.
i,15 r. VI. Saturday. only, for Middletown. Bloom
,,riu%gh yvurtrboro. Eilenvie Mountandale. Centre
";ije Pittsburgh Lake Kamcsha. Hurleyve Fefndaic.
Liberty. White Lake iarhs'e' Livingston "1hof' h''N
land. - - .-,-u ,,.u r.L.. ,t.h.oL an,
,,,,nevssko Nlddetown. Boomngnrgh. Nurtsboro, FL
ianViIe Monn,aindse Centrevile FashuTgh. Lake ka-
,n..hn Uur evyle Ferndsle Liberty White Lake. Parks
vile LIVINGSTON Manor, kocklnnd . =, ,r.,.> H..
oanrbel Hall MddeiOvn. Liberty Livingston Manor.
walton sidney. Norwich. Eandasyilie; Hamilton Oneida
rri,on (sycgo Niagara Falls. and points Vest Pullman
siaeping car Reclining Chair car seats free through to
fh,cogo without transfer: arrives Chiceco r'o + NJ
d,3G y ". ,r Montana. orr.s Mills Meadow B,oos.
Burnside Campbell Hnl f2ny Ford alysIa isin az
SIa,nwn Winteron DonWn ghgTgh Wurtshoro fllrnviIe
Ticket. All Pullman feais a. 81 Ilto1dwnv y =
y q ANDERSON q p. A.. &c Beaver St. ". 7,
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TO FOSTER TRADE FOR NEW-YORK.
WHAT THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION WAS
ORGANIZED FOR-INCREASE OF
MEMBERS

To head of possible criticism about the alleged
aggressive stand taken by the Merchants Associa-
ton of this city in asking for concessions from
traffic associations message was sent yesterday
TO Joseph Richardson. chairman OF the Southeast
ern Traffic Association at Ashevle, y. c.. asking
that stopover privileges at Baltimore and Philadel-
phia be considered The message which was sent
by the Merchants Association read: I'm consider
ing our application to-day for reduced rates TO
merchants In your territory who are members of
this association DESTROYS Of making fall purchases
in this city, please consider also stop-over privi-
leges at Philadelphia and Baltimore. granted by
the Trunk Line and Joint Traffic associations"
Managers of the Merchants Association say that
while they have the kindiest feelings toward the
merchants OF other cities. knowing that prosperity
for New-York means prosperity for sister cities.
the association organized to foster trade here
and protect the city against unjust determinations.
and the association will go right on letting the
public know that the merchants have combined 10
set the attractions OF New-York before the mer-
chants OF the whole country The association has
been chartered for that purpose. 1t wants the
merchants of the United States to come to this city
and buy goods and an out-of-town merchant. be-
fore he can enjoy the privileges OF reduced lares
pledged itself TO CounterSgn excursion tickets ana
see that they are used only 10y members :,
The mail yesterday brought many additional let
terS from out town merchants asking lot Hleii,
bership in the association f. e. Olcott; general
manager Of the Hudson kSeT Day "a the H linz in
''New-York has always lacked the cooperative en-
terprse which has characterized our sister clues OF
the West We can well emulate this spirit our
natural postion gives us a supremacy which none
Gan take from us but this advantage should rather
StImuate us to progress than incline us TO supine-
ness or Indifference More hang-together active
ness Is needed" ,,,..,
Among the resident members Of the Merchants.
Association VINO were added 10 the list yesterday
were J. Il c. Fischer piano manufacturers. No W
West Twenty-eighth-st.: the Strobel Wilken
COMPANY importing and commission NO o."
broadway: Kohn & Baer. furriers. No 5y broad
chinery ST Paul Building Seahury Johnson
physicans supplies No. 80 Maiden Lane; the Mer-
camille National Bank. the Theodore Rlckseckt.
COMPANY. perfumes No. So Maiden Lane: 5 f.
Towards Son & Co. staple notions No 81 iiGnc =,
ST Osborn & Wilson paper, NO. 81 frahkHnsS ,'
and Hartwig & Bennett. canned and dried FRUITS
No 100 Franklin-st
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mel. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN H. r.
stations in New-York. tcot OF barclay
vEsTIBILED TRAINS. rtLiMAN BUFFET

y,,r.o. ror,e 10 NEWARK. BILOOMflEI'll. MONINLAlt
TiiF ORANGES. summit, l'erntrdsy;,ls ba SIX;
RIDE Maaso. M9['%%ERw ro% Br i'f5S" hKh
ff ohi oHIIopATcONC. IIackettstown sCHOoIEY,s
It1i,TT AiS Washington. PHILLlPSRtRG EASTON,
W ,TrR GAP STROVDSBCRG, Pocono Mountains.
sCRANTON. PlrTSTON. Wills kS,ltAi'Kh NAHTi-
SoK ne 'DANvIIIE. NORTHv MBEKlAND. Mont
I'm + prNGH ANTON OXFORD. NORWICH Water
r'iIc UTICA RICHFIEl.D SPRINGS, Cortland.
CoPNING BATH. DANsNILIE. BCFFAIO and all
SCI,,'i WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
300 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
~ s'1'SMf ccafe Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING
'o'0Y nHHMToN, OWED ITHACA EIMIRA TT Ic6
EEXPREss pullman Parlor Cars Connecting at
DI.n with traine for Chicago and points west. Pulls
bu, pun "a rIor car New York to Richheld Springs
,oo nan 10 n SCRANTON WlLKESRARRE and EIMIRA
-" IXPRESS Pullman Buffet l'arlor cars. -
oo - SCRANTON WII.KE'BARRE and PLYM-
I'm y n iDaiy)-Chicago Nestlbued Limited Express
''' ,dr ScRA ANTON. BINGHAM1ON. EI,MIRA BUFF
FaIo pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. NewYork 10
ri,rogo Dining Car west 81 Buffalo
s.o p nj U)aIly- uffalo Express. Pullman Seepers for
o' sCnHNToN BINGrAMToN; EIMlRA; BATH, MT.
an p N IpaIyD-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM:
~ Ton OWEGO ITHACA. EIMlRA. SYRACUSE ana
oSWrSO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet seepers
Sieeners New-York 10 Rchheld Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze e sons. Limited. Il3 T .adway. "a Park
stations iii Iih-syc.. COZ. l2thst: 81 Wet i25ths
sSs Cnlumbus ave New-York 33s and 72G Fulton-st.
ana los broadway. brooklyn. Timetables giving full In
WEsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call Tor and
check hargage hotel residence 10 destination
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ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST BELLWOOD
THE DEALER IN ANTIQUES ALSO MAKES AN AS
SEGMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.

THE DEALER IN ANTIQUES ALSO MAKES AN AS
SEGMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
William A. Bellwood, of Philadelphia. who was
committed TO the Tombs on Monday In default OF
5000 bail to answer the charge Of stealing S26-o
worth Of jewelry from Marcus & Co. OF this city,
was taken from the Tombs 10 the Centre street
Police Court yesterday afternoon and arraigned on
another charge. made by Mr.. Marcus The second
complaint charges Bewood with obtaining on con-
signInent a diamond necklace valued at H.@oD from
Marcus & Co, and pawning IL at simpsons ioI
81 700 on June IL. Bewood pleaded not guilty. anu
was held by Magistrate Si.nms in 5000 additionai
ball for examination on Friday Mr.. Marcus SAID
yesterday that he had traced $4,000 worth oil MS
goods thus far
Philadelphia. July 20-Willlam a. Redwood. the
dealer In antiques who is under arrest IN New
York on the charge of swindling jewelers. maue
an assignment for the benefit Of creditors to,da!
10 William Shippen Rooney attorney -at-law MAUI
rice Jolly. Rellwoods partner. Joined with MN III
the deed
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TO TRY AN ELECTRIC MOTOR.

The Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company Is
going TO permi: another inventor to experiment
on one Of its lines with an electric motor. II the
new motor should satisfy the company there Is II
possibility that it will replace the locomotives now
I'm use on the companys lines. w. j. Fransoli.
general manager Of the company said yesterday
that tho company had made no terms with the
inventor for adopting his motor.
Russell Sage II is known, Is strongly opposed to
the thirdrail electric system 1t was tried on the
spur running from Third-ave.. in Thirty fourth st.
TO the Long Island ferry and It proved a failure
Mr. Sage declared that the system was not safe
and he was not in favor of adopting any system
where the motorman did not have full control OF
his motor under all circumstances.
The inventor OF the new motor Will give II triai
I'm a night or two on the Ninth-ave line.
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KENDALL SAYS HE HAS no HONEY

Charles s. Kendall a contractor and builder was
recently on the rack az a Judgment debtor IN sup
Elementary proceedings and his testimony was
filed yesterday In the City Court Kendall was
sued by Benjamin Arnold & Co. of Albany to re-
cover 1896 the value of promissory note with IN
terest which Kendall Endorsed and delivered 10
them. and on which they recovered judgment ON
February 10 last.
Kendall. In his examination. says that ne Is the
president of the C. s. Kendall Company. contrncL :
ors which has Il capital stock OF $lvVp. OF WhWh
he owns only Ave shares worth 500 cacA. lie
states that he has earned money within the last
month, and that his wife owns some reai estH e
and supports the households; that ne Keeps no bank
account in his own name and has no money nc
says he has an interest with Franklin Lee IN NM
teen city lots the south side OF one-nuhuIt', =
and-t hrty- ninth-st.. between Brook ana 81 Ann ,
aves.. subject to mortgage of S3,UD:
Justice FitZsmons appointed r.. X. Root receiver
for any property discovered.
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CONTRACTOR CAN'T GET HIS PAY

y A. Rennie who had the contract for building
vac temporary quarters for the Tombs building. Is
eu' ISIS because Of work done without having the
r'opr authority. Commissioner Wright ordered
'e'hle TO do the extra work. When the bill
Vached the Finance Department the Controller
"e" 1t up and asked the Corporation Counsel for
." opinion. A letter was received from the Corpo-
aauon Counsel yesterday in which the law is
aSSo'ed which says that no Commissioner or head
~ plans or specifications or order n contractor TO
~ extra work. without the consent and authority
NJ, me Board Of Estimate. So the bill cannot be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on the
american Line steamship NewYork for Southamp-
ION are G@orgo W. c. Drexel II. G. Du VAL Give
4. Du Val. Justice Charles III. Truax. DR. A. j.
'AcCosh' Isaac b. Potter J. f. Grote Higgins Ed
MMaio y Halsey The Rev G.. Merrill Mrs. +. Tilton
zines NJ Narnum. Mrs c. s. Whitney, Mrs {. J.
'eeIhes and Richard Kerens.
ne White Star Line steamship Adriatic, which
,s Today for Liverpool will carry W. n. Ben
Wv - Rristowo. the Rev. J. Clayton. Or
iIH2mss {. GAchrist. T. Bayard Iialste id. the Rct
.. u. MunrOe. + Cuyler smith and O. II. Kcyn0lds
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A RLACK EYE OVER SUGAR.

The Board of Directors of the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange yesterday suspended
+. A. Gearon for ninety days and w. J. Levy .or
thirty days for fighting on the floor OF the EN-
change The trouble arose about a transaction In
Sugar. Levy got black eye. Gearon mas been
member since December ii. 1871. ana Levy s'h'e
November 2. 1895.
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Railroads.
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF We" s4ss. Street AND
leaving time from b 6s s Sen below Tor
7Ss TAS5 %agsmsa F es9 p PsSr cs 10
s'sso fA sri; SS Ti';sss and
For Dining smGFns and cnesss s
as"i?'S eTiSHso s. sIS Sa j. LOUIS
o.55 =. ~ WESTERN EXPREss:-For Cleveland CHI
I aSsff sf:F cnen
7sS r H. R PaclFIc EXfaEss-rOr RsSurs and
chcaSo. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
z s,n ASD TIE r Z :, so % l1ss LBS
cS congressional iam al rafor and Dining c a p
&: sS, Dsa ssss SsF e. p S can ;s:s
snH L" ip,o al Pasi0r spa Dining Gro night,
sorThERS R%TIwA ai S Us i2io night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Expres.. o?' a. m and BOD
foF 6I h6SE t SSp a1s n
Atlantic nTa SS Tw.ny third stree, 10
m and Desbrosses and Cortland, Streets. i'' p M
GAZE stree, s; a1,sna II sa
Lqs %s sGH 4a.Sy 9s s;G
%,a.y' ?9y ' 2 Pr 2 from go Ss!Srd.;e. S and
carl caTnn MD s,ies, $50 20 g. a,o 100 2 .
r. m SUNDAYS si5 9 IS q. m. SIS p. m
es as 7ss F s s EH Is s;5 r.aaa %
dining Carr. 1913. lI5J m. i255 90 30 3D.,
80 Dining Can l55 Dining carr. 800 tDlnins
cap 40 5s5 SO m i? 10 night, sunaa ~ a o. i n
l65 Dining carr 355. AS Dining carr ADO 'D u, ~
Carr. Obs Dining Carr. T4o. i5o. 800 p m '-'i'
night. al. ~,
Ticket offices Nos isi Oit 1890 1923 III and N' nroan
! Astor Hose: West Twentythir Strest S,l',l
and stations foot n Desbrosses and Cortlan1t SUees
Court Street $50 Fulton Street. Ps E'oadWay anu
Brooklyn Annex Station. brooklyn station Jersey ivy
The New York Transfer Company VIII cal, Tor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10
destination
]. D. HUTCHINSON. u X "oo1
General Manager General Pass r Agent
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EXCLUSIONS FOR POOR CHILDREN.

Inc Hebrew Free School Association gives three
excursions TO the 1900 children under It's The
Aist OF them leaves Fifth-sr.. East River to-day
al a. m The second leaves Clinton-st., East
Nver on Monday. the 26th. at a. m The third
,,NWturslon, the expense Of which has been con-
S,'o9ted by Sgmund Neustadt will leave Clinton
81. East River on Thursday, the 2gth, at 0 a. m.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave NexYork. Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO. 30 p. m. and 1910 night
PITTsBuRG: 3:25. ex; sun; 80 sun i2:io night
WASHTNGTON BALTIMORE. 100 $50 Dining Carp.
II 20 a m Dining Carr. 80. 1928 Dining can t;55
dining Can 5:55 p m 1910 night. sunday 93 DIN
ing carr i;25 a. Dining Carr. l55 Dining Carp. 455
DINING Car. 5:55 y. m, u 10 night.
NORFOLK II :25 n. m daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 4:55 p. m. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty -. > minutes later
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Cnices I13 l72 26i 434 LAO Bway. 81 r. 14th St.
lZ7 Bowery. *. Y. 500. 34i Fulton ST. brooklyn; White
hail checked from hotel residence
10 destination.
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COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-Suprerne Court-Recess
our opens at m ~ i Mnd as R SSs
western Life Association: No Van Beuren agt Love
mouth Social Cub Of NdwYork 30 a Asn, Of p pe
Reqoa No g. YAH ag,. the United Veal ana Mutton Com
PAM No T. Kahn agt Lichtensten No. 8 People ex rel
Company @st Lyon 70. IL. Murphy as MURPHY; No Is
n e company' ~ BeGn at Haysmqys, 40
Avenue Railroad Company: No 10 Department Of Build
ines eg, Wahle No. 20. Van Diem Van Diem No q
agt. same No 90. Rapp AT Esgcrs: No. "a Dry Dock
Savings Instiution ACT Mclaughlin, No. % Aaron ag
agt Lyon No % Cork Pavement Company ast. Jonner
No % sonneberg aGt. Sonncberg No 2, Herzos as,
Emieran, Industrial Savings Bank; No. 80 Vogh ag the
United States Casualty Company. No. 80 Daniel agt
hgi s no a S k" a. Gs cSngq M ~ e DSaps
No. 81. Foo,e ag he Fountanc: No 3s People ETC. agt
Sullivan; No 3D. stTuck act Baar: ~; 40 Department
Henderson. No 81 Railroad Cooperative Building and
Loan Asfociaton act Hanger: No. 49, weingarten aet
Hughes. No 46. People. etc. agt Tos; No ~. Murray
ae,. Turner No. * People etc. Daera: No. -
Ieake as Metropolitan street RAILWAY Company: No 80
Morrison agt schlausky; No 81 Blank ag'. Goertz; No
81 Guiwnlig sg, r'rrereli Company: NJ 80 Iaux ait
No y, New-york Life Insurance Company aeL Herman
y 80 ie pie etc. @s' Flynn: Nc - People etc ast
agt Harre No 60 Burns agt DE Young: No. 81. Gray
agt United states Casually Company; No 81 matter Of
H9'a 'I matter ny Y ong m aG rs 81
Supreme Conr,-spccial Term--Part II--Before smyth
surroeatcs Court-Ch ambers- Before Arm Id S.-Cour
opens al 1890 A. m. No day calendar Wills for pro-
Mary a Gordon. John Hashnss Mar, Maria n Manning
o1 cY Tem-Iicfore oDwyer J-cou
opens 10 a. m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
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Railroads.
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

$3.50 - or DcSbrosses st.
Indicates time from West I'D St Other figures show
time from CortIandt or Desbrosses ST.
s6.IS G,dO A N daily Sunday 'G35. A. M for
MAI'C'H CHUNK and intermediate stations,
sc,sS SEX A NJ daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRAN-
TON 1weet days) ELMIRA week days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
ana tho Wes, and principal local points; dining and
chair car Buffalo.
s1O,25, 1880 \. NJ sundays only Tor Bound brooK
an" .1W,"S iO,5O A. ~ daily except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and Intermediate points.
sIt ~; !. 900 noon daily. except sunday
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHIN

TO PHILADELPHIA bA TGy l'ioNE' AND "N''''-''
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week days. - ., ,r.eurxcro>- ,r,r, vhuobau
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