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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

First M. E. Church. Morning sub.
ject: Refuge and Security of Stead.
fast Mind" Evening: "a Dramatic
History in Five Acts" Strangers and
friends alike welcome
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Our all wool S5 suits can't be matched
in town for 81 more. Rauch's 1877 Front
street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13
Night School.

Everything at reduced prices, Rauch's'
1877 Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Cheapest underwear in the eItv.
Rauch's, l37 Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Unitarian Church. Morning subject:
"Ingratitude". Evening: "What Uni
tarianism Expects of its Adherents'
Young peoples meeting at six o'clock.
Subject: THE Beatitudes".
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Black Melton all wool oyercosts s5
l37 Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Just try 10 cent box of Cascarets
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Some doctors
. are like owls.
! They look
wise and talk
, wise but they
don't think.
In diagnosing
disease they
don't go back
to the starting
point. When
a man gets
8 ic k, n lin c
times out of
ten his evil
> dent sickness
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Topics and Texts at the Various Churches
for Tomorrow.

This column is a permanent feature of the
Leader and cordial invitation is extended TO
the pastor of each church in the city to report
to us on Friday OF each week the subject of
the following sabbath discourse, togestnier i
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

German St Luke's Church.
ing services in German. Theme: ITO
day if We will hear his voice, harder
not your hearts" Services in the eve
ming in English. Subject: "Davit
Anointed".
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-13

Presbyterian Church. pastor
will preach in the morning. Subject:
"Whither?" The union services which
have been held during the past week
in the Baptist Church, will be continued
this coming week in the Presby terian
church, beginning with the Sunday
evening service. Everyone is welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
PROCEEDINGS IN LOCAL COURTS.


Louise Bruce obtained from Justice Beekman In
the Supreme Court yesterday a writ Of habeas
corpus, directing Martin Hayden to produce Fred
Freddie" and she alleges that Hayden, who says
he Is the husband Of the girl is restraining her OF
her liberty at No. 2l0 West Twenty-ffth-st.
Another suit brought by Elsa Foster against the
estate Of the late banker Salvatore Cantoni. was
yesterday. Mrs. Foster made application to con-
tinue suit brought by her against Louis Bomeis-
Ter executor OF the estate for 100000 for services.
Justice Russell denied Mrs. Fosters motion con-
tinue the suit against the executor. stating that
such an action would be against public policy. H.
legal and void.
Justice Andrews In the Supreme Court yesterday
authorized Francis Higgins, receiver Of the North
River Bank. to declare and pay to the depositors
and certain creditors a dividend Of 3 per cent on
February To- 1t will require So. Isl So to pay the
dividend and the receiver is authorized to with
draw 800 from the Union Trust Company. which.
with money on hand. Will make enough to pay the
amount.
A suit brought by Nellie Tuweson. a young Swed-
ish woman against Filander Johnson. a carpenter
TO recover $4,000 for breach Of promise OF marriage
was tried before Justice Gegerich and Jury in
the supreme Court yesterday. The plaintifY al
lesed that she and the defendant played together
county three years ago ne called her. took her
10 places or amusement and promised to make
her MS Wife She saw him frequently in his room
ana he promised to marry her whenever she made
a. demand on him TO do So Sac had a child by
miih ana ne then refused to keep his promise
ne DEFENDANT. when he took the stand denied
IN or improper conduct with other men admit
.ins however, that he never any such i'm
the plaintiff sa pS for uE 1s returned verdct
hied motion for new trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
TROUBLE OVER A SEIZURE.
THE FLOUR WAS REMOVED. HOWEVER, IN
SPITE OF EFFORTS TO PREVENT

THE FLOUR WAS REMOVED. HOWEVER. IN
SPITE OF EFFORTS TO PREVENT.
Prince-st.. Newark the east side Of that city. is
inhabited by Russian and Polish Jews. Samuel
Leboff conducts grocery and provision store at No.
10S. Wilkinson. Gaddes e. Co., wholesalers. in
Broad-st.. Newark. sold sixty-three barrels OF flour
to Leboff credit last summer and ten days ago
the firm got Judgment for the amount and sale
advertised. The fact then learned that
Pnkus Lebof. a brother Of Leboff. had chattel
mortgage on the stock which executed last May.
The flour bought in July. and Wilkinson. Cad
DIES & Co. alleged a fraudulent purchase and got a
verdict Yesterday eight men with large
trucks stopped in front Of Lebos place to cart off
the flour. The door Of the basement In which the
flour was stored was padocked and Special Officer
Binder stood guard He braced himself to defend
the door, saying You can't enter here there's
mortgage on this stock" To which the reply was
made, There's nothing about flour in that mort
gage" The eight men formed flying wedge and
made rush. Special Officer Binder was taken off
his feet and swept to the bottom Of the basement
stairs and then back again to the rear. Then the
door was forced. Binder seized the rear man. who
did not object, and marched him to the Fourth Pre-
Cinct Police Station.
Meanwhile Prince-st:. In sympathy with its grocer
rallied to the Morris Hamel struck truck
man. who was rolling out barrel. and seized
by policeman Pinkus Leboff. who made loud
threats. saw big policeman start for him. and fed
but cowardy. and Binder who returned from the
police station. where his complaint had not been
taken made the welkin ring with his warnings of
the legal consequences. The sixty-three barrels Of
-four were loaded into the wagons. and the truck
men leaped upon the wagons and drove off, amid
excavations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
THE BROADWAY G4RDEN NuIsAYCE,

There was examination yesterday at the
Jefferson Market Court In the case OF Samuel
Irving. the "bouncer' OF the Broadway Garden
who was accused OF assaulting Henry Stewart
and Mrs. Stewart. 1t said that Mrs. Stewart
was too weak to come TO court Irving is under
H.0o bail. The Broadway Garden Is notorious as
one or the most conspicuous nusances in Broad
way. II is frequented by dsorderly and depraved
men and women II Is disgrace to the chief
thoroughfare Of NewYork. Police Captain Chap
man. while admitting that many complaints have
been rade says that he does not close It up because
he has been unable to get warrants. Yet he in
vaded Sherry's without warrant. and no doubt
y felt that II he chose to make use Of his power
tho Broadway Garden would soon cease to offend
respectable people Il is certain that he can get
warrants II he docs his very best to got them. His
failure to close the place Il extremely suapcioux
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
IN A FLOURISHTyG CONDITION.

The iourishing condition OF the German-Amer!
can Insurance Company OF New-York is shown by
its twenty fifth annual statement Just published
With a cash capital OF 100000 the company has
assets amounting to S7.07o.423 4a. and a surplus OF
s3Oo7 OSs 2. Its assets consist Of bonds and stocks
OF the highest grade The high credit which the
company enjoys is proof Of good manag cement Its
officers are Emil Oelbermann. president; Ernest l..
Allen. vice-presdent: William y. Kremer. secre-
tary: Robert L. Klum assistant secretary: Edwin
NJ. cragin assistant secretary. The directors are
G. A, Ackermann; F. J; Allen. Ernest L. Allen. Aus
Tmerish: Gustav Il GSs,ler., C. +, A; Hinrchs.
coin. Charles Mall. Emil Oelbermann. Charles
Rnzsr. Louis Schreibsr Charles Smith: George
Wesendonck, Alfred r. Whitney, Louis Windmill
Ter and William Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
C. p. BUCHANAN'S CHILDREN.
A CONTEST AS TO WHICH OF THEIR
GRANDFATHERs SHALL BE THEIR


As result OF the controversy over the guardian
ship OF the three children Of Charles p Buchan-
an. efforts are being made to have the Grand Jury
ndict William l.. Taylor. a retired banker, OF this
city. who Is grandfather Of the children Charles
p. Buchanan Is being aided in the controversy
by his father. William Buchanan. the wealthy to-
bacco manufacturer. Mr.. Taylor and the elder
Buchanan both claim tho guardianship OF the chill
dren. and Mr.. Taylor is accused Of having spirited
the children away to Canada. In defiance OF a
court decree
disagreement between members OF the two
families dates from the time of the marriage OK
Charles p. Buchanan to Mr.: Taylor's daughter
donps ved at s so aso Of os
years When the couple decided to live together
again. they occupied the house No llS East rlt,
ty-seventh-st., but about a year ago MIS- Buchanan
obtained divorce from her husband To her Was
T s Sns %des s Fss and n q
mony she obtained the sum Of $4,000. with the
thas to nfo nf
the children. She went to live In her father $
home. at No. 40 West Fifty-seventh-st She died
Since her death, Charles p, Buchanan has maj a.
custody Of his children, under section of the
Code Of Civil Procedure which provides that. upon
Of children has been the %
becomes the guardian OF the children NJ Iayiorf
ers will he made the guardian Nf the re sn nr
w
rogate Arnold for letters NJ guardianship, he was
confronted by the assertion that he was an unht
person, account OF habits Of intoxcation to
have custody OF the children, and he then caused
his father to be appointed guardian.
Since receiving the letters of guardianship from
the Surrogate. William Buchanan has been unable
to obtain the custody of his sons children. and
at a hearing before the Surrogate on Friday Il
asserted that Mr. Taylor has caused them to
be removed from the Jurisdiction of the court
pending proceedings. They are said to have been
taken to Canada. and later TO Florida. where they
In charge Of French nurse and Miss Fannie
Taylor. Mr.. Taylor commended that the last wishes
OF his daughter should be respected. and he de-
clined TO state where her children were. After
listening to testimony. the Surrogate reserved MS
decision.
On Monday the Buchanans were at the Criminal
Court Building with their counsel and II was I'M
derstood that they had presented their side Of the
controversy to the Grand Jury They were at the
Dlstrict-Attorney's office again yesterday when
it was said that Mr. Taylor would have an OPP
sistant Disrict-Attorney Battle who had charge
of the case. the Grand Jury did not hear Nj
Taylor. When Mr.. Taylor and his counsel left
the District-Attorney's office yesterday, it was said
that he probably would have hearing before the
Grand Jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS

Albany, Jan. 1s.-The Court Of Appeals TODAY
handed down the following decisions:
George Mark against the Village Of West Troy.
appellant; Daniel Daley against tho Union DIV
DOCK Company. appellant; Fannie p Cottie and
otheIs. appellants against w. c. Mulligan Judg-
Weht airmed, with costs
James X OBerne against Allegany and Kings
ION hairoad Company appellant. Order affirmed
costs. " ''''' Win
New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Company
against against. metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph
company. appellant; Peter Fattisko against New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Orders affirmed. with costs.
jacob kimmer against John Weber and others
appeiants Judgment reversed, new trial granted,
People against Charles Young. Charles Beiger
and others. appellants Appeal dismissed, with
costs.
Cooper; James Spears against Ellen Willis, appel
ant; Peter j. Lay. appellant. against James A.
t:ff against Ellen II. Deforest appellant and Anna
H. Deforest. respondent: In re judicial accounting.
Richard Weber. appellant John Kerr against At
lantic Avenue Railroad. appellant: l.. NJ. Allen
asans. suma sna hh
against Long Island Bank James Donihee. appel
AGAINST Robert e. smh peop x PEEL
Elihu Lovett. against W. A. Randall, appellant;
Frederick s. Harlow. appellant. against Hiram La
Brum; Edward +. Brine against Syracuse, appel
lant L. f. w. Arend against Christopher Smith,
appellant. Judgments affirmed. with costs.
Charles Dister. appellant. against Long Island
Railroad Isaac Berman and others. appellants.
against City Mills Company: Daniel l.. G. Frobisher
against Fifth Avenue Transportation Company.
Limited. appellant. Judgments reversed. new trial
granted. costs to abide event.
Trustees Of the Freeholders and Commonalty Of
authorities Of town OF Easthampton. appellants
against J. H. Vail and others; Frank Fandreau
against Philip Ellsworth. appellant; Mary f.
Knope against Joseph Nun. appellant. Judgments
and orders affirmed, with costs.
John G.; Kinkele and others against Emma Giles.
appellant Judgment OF General Term reversed and
Judgment entered report OF referee affirmed,
with costs. wit, $500,
Oebert Spencer against Chauncey kilmer. appel
liant Judgment reversed new trial granted. costs to
abide event unless plaintiff shall within twenty days
from service of order stipulate to strike out from
Judgment the sum OF 5000 and interest thereon
from the date OF entry. - w.,
People against Henry Wilson. appellant Judg-
ment affirmed. t.. 4. .
The Court OF Appeals day calendar FOR tomorrow
&c Nos & 6sS AS 534 627. IA. 65S and 6o4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
NO CLEW TO THE MURDERER.
THE KILLING OF MRS HOFFMAN IN WEST HOBO.
KEN PUZZLES THE POLICE

KEN PUZZLES THE POLICE.
The West Hoboken police have been unable so
far to fathom the mysterious killing Of Mrs. Made
line Hoffman. who was found dead in bed at her
home. at Central-ave. and Spring-st.. on Monday
morning.
Richard Hoffman. the woman's son. and John
Engelbrecht. the boarder, who were arrested i'm
mediatey after the discovery. were taken from the
West Hoboken station-house to the County Jail
yesterday. Both men insist that they are innocent
OF harming Mrs Hoffman. and stick the first
stories they told of their movements on Sunday
night and Monday morning. The police have dis
covered no clew which would seem to indicate
that either of the young men implicated In
any way in the murder They insist that the case
Is OF murder. az they say that the woman
could not have inflicted the wounds herself and
then covered herself up.
Coroner Greenleaf and the police are at logger.
heads the The latter's assistant took
possession OF the dead womans effects and body
before County Physician Converse had a chance
to view the body as 1t was found lying on the bed
and by so doing. according to Mayor Chandless Of
West Hoboken, may have interfered with proper
investigation Of the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
MAY BE A FRUIT TRUST.

COMPANY FORMED IN JERSEY CITY TO DIS
TRIBUTE FRUIT AND PRODUCE AMONG
ITS INCORPORATORs.
What is believed to be fruit and produce trust.
from the fact that all the incorporators are en-
gagged In that business came to light In the Hudson
County Clerks office In Jersey City yesterday Ar
tices Of incorporation of the New-York and New
Jersey Produce Company H.imited) were fled The
capital stock Is 10000 According to the articles
the principal business Of the company Is TO dis
tribute produce among the incorporators The prin-
cipal depots Will be at the Erie yards. In Twenty
third-st.. and the Central Railroad of New-Jersey
yards n oi NewYork City and the
The incorporators are James F. Colgrove of Ark
Point. ~ Y; John Fox, OF Jersey City; James Nc
Kenna and James Kelleher Of New-Yo David
Kenyon. OF Monticello, n Y; James Scott Co.
:; II. Mehl. Robert Miller and Charles A. Jewett OF
Hoboken; Charles b. Clifton. Of Plainhed John
Fleming and Philip Peters. OF New-York; Henry II
Schultz and Charles II. Bahrenburg of Jersey civ
and Juliatta A. Fowler, OF Passafc. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Appellate Divsion-suprere Court-Before Van Brun
F. j. Barrett Rumsey. O'I3rien and lngrahsm il
Court opens at p. m. Nos. DO ~. o. 80 o. o. o'
supreme Court-Spaclal Term-Part Before Andrews
J.-Moton calendar called at 1870 a. m
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part If-Before Beck
man. Court opens at 1890 a. m Ex parte matters
J"pvorccs Nos 4i51. 4i52 i44, 4l4o 1850, a?o7
1901 4i47 4ib5 1894 Ass 1913 1902 222s BAL 4l58
4i4s lOi7 3937 $3.50 40O9. Clear
Supreme Court-Speciai Term-Part lv-Before Law
renee. LAW and fact: Nos 1910. 4Osl. 1904. AT
AIS 4is6 4iso 3o4o 40+0 1883 4064 4O6i 400 4ll6
4i23 4i29 4lsi. 4l9i 2765. 2795. Case unfinished
J-causes be from Part ~ for trial. Case I'M
finished.
supreme Court-specia Term-Part vI-Before Nc
iaughlin causes 10 be sent from Part ~ for trial
Clear.
supreme Court-specisl Term-Part vII-Before Beach,
J-Eleyated railroad cases Case unfinished.
supreme Court-Speeia Term-Paft Vlll-AdJourned
for the term.
supreme court-rriai rermmPart II-Bsfore Freedman
J-Preferred Nos. 10000 1905 1906 iOg90 1927
$3.50 922 9248 037i. 1885 i0370 l04is lO425. lO465
l,S its5 iJ0 iVoSj ico72 iOo's 1904 loose. 1851.
1896 Clear.
Supreme ,'ourt-Triai Term-Part III-Before Glider
sleeve Mos 1900 45S9 800 69s. 60i3 6077. 0s57
6s77 6s.3 59e6 3lys 46i5 $751; 6I5S 8I82 6246 do37
gsii 44sa 5063 4s78 GOA. 6O7i. Glib 6l02 6i0a In
quests: Nos 6444. 1892. Case unfinished.
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Part IV-Before Sedg-
wick. JCauss to be sent from Part Ill for trial Gear
Supreme court-Tral Term-Part y-Before DAILY, J..
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Part VI-Before book
:.yer. JIcausss to be sent from Part III for trial
sunrsms court-Tria rsrm--Part vu-Bsfors oisss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
COURT OF INQUIRY IN SESSION.
NEARLY ALL TESTIMONY IN IN THE INvESTIGA.
TON INTO THE ACCIDENT TO THE
MONTGOMERY

The court Of inquiry which began investigating
the circumstances surrounding the accident to the
cruiser Montgomery. when she struck obstruction
near Castle William while outward bound
Ing last week. began Its second day Of actual work
yesterday. The greater part Of the evidence is said
TO be in and the inquiry will probably be finished
by tomorrow afternoon. The Montgomery
taken out of drydock yesterday morning and moored
at the ordnance dock, at the extreme end Of the
yard, and double guard has been stationed around
her to keep reporters and other inquistve persons
at proper distance The report Of the investigation
will be sent direct to Admiral Bunce.
The monitor Terror went into the drydock ye1ter-
undergo repairs to her engines. well az a cleaning
and painting. Her hydraulic apparatus for working
the turrets big guns ard steering gear. In
nrst.ciass condition
.vi leave for Hampton Roads early next week. Her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
ENTRIES FOR THE PATTEN cUp sgoor

Long Branch. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Twenty-nye en-.
tries have been received by Phil DAILY IT, for the
Patten Cup shoot. which will be held on Thurs.
day at the new Elkwood Park Gun Club grounds
the shooters to be used for those taking part in the
cup match. The shoot Is at Is birds; &26 entrance
ana VIII De worth 200 and q cup TO the winnsy
TWO other matches, one at ten birds and another
at nftesn birds. viii also take place -N'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
TRYING TO FLOAT THE BADsw0Ryg

Tuckerton. JAM lS-Tugs and lighters are M
work relieving the steamer Badsworth, which
went ashore yesterday OIL Long Beach. Of her
cargo. She will probably be hauled of tomorrnu,
morning: unless storm should prevent the contin.
uance OF the work OF the wreckers The sfeamer
grounding. 'N Wy "ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

DEATH Of NOTED STALLION.
Lexington KY, Jan. IS tSpeciaD.-Major 3. G.
Thomas has lost by death from old age the noted
thoroughbred stallion Fellowcraft sire Of NV Fell
low and Sun Rock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

crew yesterday busy taking on coal ana storing
ammunition . ..,. 81.
The Marblehead will leave to-morrow to join the
North Atlantic Squadron at Hampton Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington Jan. BIN the Supreme Court or
tho United States Tomorrow the call will be Nos.
70 SEA 500 SIS 400 land 1885, 53 1S3 1914 40 and Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Court
BY Beekmsn. !.
Matter OF Hggins--Donad Mclean.
Carr AIT. Smlth-Abert Stickney.
Goetting aSt. Sohn-Darel +. rohalar.
Glover Condensed Mix Company agt Cushman Brothers
t.ompany-James II. Ludlow.
1ruax. ].
Matter of C;oodman-John Hone. Jr
Wetmore agt. Crossman-Wiiliam $. Andrews.
State Trust Company agt. Mining Dredging Power Com
pany-Isaac II. Brennan.
By J..
Matter OF Peoples Fire Insurance Company-wlliam H.
Gibson.
Irauns agt. Roe-John T.. Ward.
Anderson AIT y. y. Anderson Pressed Brick Company
J. Van Vechten Olcott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

rich 1908 4eS o7as $50 1910, 30 ssos 1000
6a0 3Ois 1884 63i4 66s2 67s2. 2l91. Inquess: Nos.
66I6 Case unfinished
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part VII1-Before Dugro.
J-,'auses b from Part VII for trial Clear. .
Supreme Cossyt-Triai Term-Part IX-Befcre Bischon.
r. Causes TO be from Part VII for trial Case
supreme Court-Triai Term-Part X-Before McAdam.
J-Causee 70 be from Part VII for trial. Clear.
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Part XI-Before Mac
Lean 10 be sent from preferred calendar for
Supreme court~Trial rerm-Part XII-Before Barnard.
Causes be sent from preferred calendar FOR uai'
unfinished. 49,, .,, q ~
dav calendar wills for probate John Stafford Maria G
bennett Cornea g. Aspinwall. Henry Benhne al 1880
a M; Robert stafford Catharine f. A. Boak. at r. m.
Surrogatc's Court-Trial TermBefore Fitzgerald. S.
No i2.i will of William Campbell. NJ 1890 a. M
city Court-Special Term-Before Fiizsmons' J-Court
opens at 10 a m. Motions at 1920 a. IN. - .
CITY Court-Trial Ternl-Part I-Before Van WICK G. j.
Nos loss 1883 1905 1880 $40 40 1444: lDs lt43,
1900 2523 las 1874 1877 4iO7 45 2ss3 1859 1911 1872
J53 144s 49, 1888. 1885 4291. 27i5 1920 Case
city c'ourt-rria. Term-Psrt IBerore Mccarthy J..
022 29s 500 1870 aos SOL $50 sgs $40 s54 1871 a'
Nos s,s sol 1oOi 6s5 800 ISL 1eo 0s1. 954 l5s ll9.
ir5s ies lies 1862 49, 1922 755. H. 1914 6S7 974 76
civ Court-Trial Term-Part Iv-Before O DIVER j.
short causes Nos ABB 4isi. 427 4i93. f24+ 4O54 1920
Equity causes Nos. 24 cl6. 3S2iia 2S9 93 24o Case
unfinished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

MI. 49, Rue Blanche near CD Opera, Pension 1st eass
FdrS Elect baths, sunny rooms, excl cook Moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

Near Crystal Palace. London Heathiest situation IN
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from $2oo per
day Special trains for large parties Convenient train
aerv