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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-24
The Brown Leghorn.

ands of admirers is without doubt |
the most popular by far of all the |
Mediterranean breeds. There are no
more popular fowls of amy kind
than the Brown Leghorns, not even |
the barred Plymouth Rocks, nor the |
Brahma and these are our favorite |
birds.
The Brown Leghorn, is strictly |
speaking, an American production.
Originating on the shores of the |
Mediterranean sea the modern Leg
horn so little resembles those birds |
first imported that we may almost |
call the breed American. The first |
birds came to America in 1853 and |
were bred in New England. Those
who remember those birds recall |
that they were very small in size and /
that they lacked that distinctly !
Mediterranean Characteristic, that is,
as we now breed them, of white ear
lobes. The birds of those days had
red lobes.
Mr.. Fetch in his book on poultry
claims that the modern Brown Leg
horn, with his longer legs, better
size and color and white lobes, is the
result of crossing the original birds
ON the game and other breeds. Be
this as it may, we can thank the pro-
gressive American breeders for Civ
ing us what is today one of the most
valuable breeds.
AS we know the Brown Leghorns
they are the hardest birds we ever
had. From the minute almost that
they were matched, the little downy
beauties, In color almost counter
part of the young quail, were
scratching and hustling for living.
In a few days they had begun to
feather and in a few weeks were al
most as snugly dressed as their par
ents.
Very seldom were they troubled
with disease and it lis safe to say no
other breed Of fowls will grow so
quickly and surely. In very few
weeks time the young cockerels be-
gin to crow and to cluck and often
at the age of three months the pull
let's begin to lay. And when a
healthy, vigorous Leghorn begins to
lay, one might as we'll try to stop a
political land slide as to stop her.
In size and shape the Brown Leg
horn lis the counterpart of the White
Leghorn. True, some strains of the
browns have been bred to feather,
inbred we should say, for so long
that in size and stamina they are
not equal to the Whites. But we
have seen and handled Brown Leg
horns, weighing six pounds and over
and there are breeders in America
today who breed and show birds
that reach high scores and which
are as good in color as the smaller
birds, but worth ten to one what the
smaller birds are because of their su-
perior size. Size does lot detrdct iii
any way from the beauty of the
breed and the larger Leghorns can
not be beaten for broilers for the
early market.
Leghorn eggs hatch better than
eggs from any other breed save per-
hans the MinorcaS and if we add
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-02-24
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

Address all communica tons to Poultry De-
partment, Box 200, DeLand Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
NETWORK CITY.

TIN. Pole. Board yesterday adopted a S'Il.' ~
questions which candidates for promotion VIII nav
20 answer in order - test their htnr-H' INC ~"
.wers 10 these aucrlcr VIII constitute oothP'''
story Of candidates record. given IL MS ." "
words TN. answers from candidates VINO took the
inspcctorship and capiaincN "N'mih"''"" VI"
dav must hc in by october j.
REGULAR meeting of the Merchants and MANI
f,ctur.r. Board 81 Trade w!l Doc he'd az i's mead
ouar,e,.. - 81 Tifth-ayc. this evening -
o'clock
Tn. progr.mise has been issued fo~ tao four
tc.nth annual meeting Of The Newly FORK STATE M""-
,, ,..o.t,,lou which VIII boz held or Tuesday.
v.l,..d,,. and Thursday OF ueNf week az mo N"''
u.noria, HAL 80 - Madson-aV'. Sessions VIII
n hold morning afternoon and evening ami me
o,.r,,,r,. viii include forty three p1p'rs ana dis
cussious.
I'm. Rev. pr Eecrtou Young who was for many
y.,r- , missionary among ~" Indian. ~ the hon-
Axe region viii lecture TN 10" Memorial Baptist
church Washington Square South. this evening ~
: o'clock Interesting st"r"oVil'"n pictures u ''
In that region viii b" shown
I'll. Ii,dcrkranz Society elected the following
named officers on Tuesday evening: President
p,,, ,:ooc.l. frs, yce-prcsid~nt Dr ". +. Mitt"n-
,,. sc,ond vico-prcsidcut. H. Scharinann'
coo,r.snond,nr secretary. Henry Galopl"u. record
Ing secretary l. Leonard Brett "i'~'i U''S'l'' -
,.,,lscu. trustees. Richard II. Adams. hun'r' IL
IT, Tuliue Hoffman ana g lhilN~ Ii"'N''t '''
hus, ~ tho late william Siolnway. made 10y Mott
cite was accepted
Y senAs 81 TO The Tribune for Eugene kra"S;-
,., - No -, East Thirty-nfth-st.. who was found
starving I'm Broadway f"w nights ago
I'll. managers 81 ~" National Temperate" So
t,.,. .,1 puhcaiion House mo ~ 40. - Rcad"-
=, on Tuesday and pa~'l resolutions o' regret ~
tho death Of ,;.ucral N"al Dow"
Judgment for $3.50 was "nt"'cd yesterday III III"
,.t,. Court against Charles Wann"machcr 10y MIS-.
: ul,o Habbitt Hyde the former vif" OF the late -
e R,blitf the soap man. In IN" complaint drh"'
hv Edward +. Gihhon. manager Or IN" ha'"t'
co,n V.o,ks the latter declares that Wannfmarh'i
while in tho employ OF the soap company collected
and aupropriatcd l.s Own IL" So" OF IN" con-
earns money which hc has repeatedly promised TO
,or,v but failed TO do 30.
Mrs Fannie. Bclkcz"r. who posed A. the "l"ow
~ colo,.l william l.. Blanchard. and who tried To
90. his estate Of s2r.~" by swearing that she was
lie I,vf,l wife was yesterday convicted OF per
,,r, SIN. had been on trial three days botor" H"-
co,l.r GoT M Part III Of General Sessions. she
wu ho sentenced Friday. The maximum pen
altv 8 ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
nnRT CuESTER AND RYE.

The Woman's Missionary society Of christ
Church held the fail meeting of its twenY-H1'n
year on Tuesday. The members were adnreSSeu
by Archdeacon Klrkby ana entertained In the par
ish hall The gifts for the quarter were Sl2 o.
divided as follows: B.snop Rove. of Alaska ~ -,
school in Wachang. China, SO and for general
The women Of the Hospital Association IN Port
Chester are arranging for their annual don sAe
held Yesterday al the home Of Mrs. Thomas J.
Blain wife of the Editor of The Port 'hcs'tf I'D
ternrise . and large plumber OF well-knovn WON
en- were In attendance. =, 1T
John f.. Marshall. eighty-three years o!i. we'll
IN Willett-avc. on Tuesday. The funeral will he
held To-day Mr. Marshall engaged IN the
real estate business for many years and AT the
time Of his death was second vics-presidcnt OF ne
port Chester Savings Bank and notary Tor the
First National Bank. lie leaves three children
Herman l.. Marshall. cashier of the Port chester
savings Bank: Mrs Wilfred = Purdy. ana Mrs.
Joseph H. Marshall. His wife died five years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
NEW-ROCuELLE.

The stated fall meeting Of the Wes;chester
Presbytery closed here yesterday. The Presby-
terry includes forty-four churches in Westchester
County and Connecticut. and is composed ~ sixty
six ministers The Rev. Francis T.. Smith. Of the
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church of this village. was
moderator and in addition 10 the routine business
and the examination OF candidates Tor the MN
istry there were addresses by the Rev. George H.
Knox of Rye. tho retiring moderator. ana ny tne
Rev George J.. PcniecOst. of lOnkcTs. on 'SyS-
tematic Giving" \ home mission meeting on
TUESDAY night was conducted by ;he Rev. Charles
s. Lane of Mount Vernon: the Rev. Wilson Phra
ner. of Orange " j.. and the Rev. F. T. HoskinS'
q returned missionary from syria -,
The first of the cross country runs Of the West
chester Hunt Club given on TUESDAY. The
start was from the Paine Monument, over tIal!
through the farms oil Adrian lselin and j: Borden
Hartman, in Scarsdale The hunts VIII ~ gwen
twice week until October 10. starting rOm Ma
maroneck Rye and Port Chester About 'hriy
members followed The pack on Tuesday. and Will
lam F. IseIin the enthusiastic NJ f.. H.. who has
been injured accomuan.d tho party IN dag
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw YORK. WEDNESDAY. OCT. d. 1897.
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. OCT d. 1897.
ARRIVED.
steamer Teuonc ,1u. cameron. Liverpool September
tte,1ase passengers to II Maitland Kersey. Arrived at
s; ,I l',s%r an AZ. and Southampton"
S s,rgmcr AmsIcrdsm Cpucn nakkcr Amsterdam sep
,sme - wn II "'H H1 a. a. fg ,r =" m
steamer As,uro ,;cu Kuhn. hamburg septembcr p
with to lIlnburs American Lane Arrived Al the
te az Pisa Gen Fcrl, Hamburg September 81 with
,rls. and STORAGE passengers 10 Funch. EtNe n CO.
siamer H.cnn rr I,orsen Santo. septcmber :. Rio
I,ncr, - and Inca -. with mise TO 'usk Jeyons
A n.m AZ IIoo,i" ,Sn Pnal Para September q, with
mdsc ana / passenger To Booth a 60 Arrived at the
Steiner vurs Io wsncrcI Ta%pco SGn,o%'TT ,, &
llama II and lT va M NH Arrived It the
- Aux caves II and Santa Marta 90 Win fruit to
iIo,dI"v & 60. vessel 10 Pim forwood & Kcoch Ar
r,se a, ire Lewis Savannah
sicamer Toan'Ec, uler. hirhmond and Newport News
win %Ssc a@S TounenG PSadcp With md.e
=" s M% Hook j. oct 6 calm; cloudy
and hay m shore
CLEARED.
steamer TJomo ,Non. Rionness. Georgetown pem-L
sfS,mer Nntilia ,,p. Mortcl Nassau + T Montel &
steamer I.nsseu upo. Trenaman. Manchester Busk &
steamer Stuttgart ,Ger' Kohenbeck. Bremen-oerichs
steamer vIsIancia. Mcintosh. Havana and rampco-
] Ward & 80. -, I'll.
& ,,,... ,I...
Steamer California Ger, iauenfels, hamhnts nam
'i stcam@r Augn-a Victoria oier Kaenpn llamh1rs
"a, Plymouth ana ,'herhourg Hamburg American Line"
steamer Tl,ania dh) Lesley. Cape Town. Last Lon
don ct Norton g.. =, n.
steamer Chester (putcm, Boysen. Rouet"a"-' IL "'"-
bedrock
steamer Alamo uN. Galveston II Mal1ry 4 n 10:
steamer General whitney baker Boston III llmock
steamer Richmond. Glover. Newport News ana iticH-
mond-Oll Dominion s. Co. , -. 80.
steamer thatiahoochec Lewis savannah ''caa - %
steamer nlucnelds Charles baltimore { Foster
steamer tu,andottc Davis. Norfolk and Newport News
old Dominion 50 G., ,,.,,,, n
steamer Vcspcr. Watson. Philadelphia William
CLYDE 4 60. , 80 -.
steamer chalmet,e. Blasland New orleans-I ! Van
Sickle. - =,
I.,e ru'or".
snip Deccan tBr). Barrett. shanghai-Bowrns
Archibald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
LEGIL INTELLIGEN'E.
-i5r J1XGgRRIDGE ROAD FRANCHISE.

THE KINGSBRIDGE ROAD FRANCHISE
Tho n,otiou 81, behalf of Leopold Gusthal TAX
,aver far the continuance OF "A temporary hlJu"0-
i'm restraining ;hc Board Of Aldermen. coecuNei!
and Individuality from granting TO the Fo'ty-Se'o"u
street. Manhatianve and 81. NicAoias |AN'""o
Railroad a franchise enabling the company 10 eN-
.ord its road along the KmgsbriGge Road was ar
euod before Justice Smyth. in the Supreme 'ou' "
,.oc,o,dav and decision was reserved The FRANCHISE
WAS granted two years ago TO the ih''" |N."
comrau- on payment OF $4,000 IN cash ana an
oarecncnt TO pay tho city 3 per cent o; iis gross
rocein,s IN addition 20 the regular percentage OF "
nov ,cn. FOR the first three years after the co"-
nlc;inn Of he lin" and PEI cont amman!
arcr: but this franchise was subsequently A'" "p
hv the ronr; Of Appeals on ;he ground nat TWO ~
tensions had been sold at the same 'in'' anu IL CIV
n. Efforts 10 secure a franchise were mao ?
,r1 ronld have been successful but Tor Gust"1 :
Injunction. ,
The case was to have been argued week ago oui
,,,rnora,io, Counsel Scott declined 20 oppose me
motion on behalf o. the Board Of Aldermen ana an
adjournment was granted. The Forty-sccond S';e''
Railway Company then secured an order rom Jus
tice Russell permitting il 10 intervene on 'h' "'''
jns Of the motion. Corporation CouhseI scout at" =
Assistant CORPORA; ION Counsel Connoly were N a.
tendance Yesterday. James w. Gerard ana John VI
Powers OF Bowers & Plat appeared '"r the pam
lift Edward Iauirrbacl ana Iienfy w. ~ '''
Of uoadlv Iauterbach 4 Johnson. represented the
r,r,v-s.cond stree, COMPANY. The question before
the Court was whether IN" Board 81 ACCT :
mon which would cease to exist nCXt January J. nad
the power in face Of This provision =" grant per
petua franchise to the Foily-sccond-s' r9iI or any
o,her corporation. Mr. Gerard again lIeu 10 -
Justice SMITH to rue thai the idHt"tu Nui'i',!
snould not be heard inclVcnitnt, nut was uII-
successful Mr. Iautcrhach, Tor tne rallroau con-.
pany. cortended that The franchise S'o'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
81 SMITH. !


TO-: SECOND HUNT OF TIT SEASON ENJOYED
YESTERDAY ATTERNooN.
Tao Meadow Brook Hunt Club held IT'S socond
cross-couniry run of the season yesterday after
mann and ono OF the finest siooplechases with the
ho rds that has been seen Long Island for some
Tine WIS enjoyed ~ a large number Of enthusiast
tie huuismen The hunt eight miles long and
was over what is known the "fiat course"
More than fifty fences We're taken In tho run. and
not a serious accidon' took place. Although DR..
Harry 5 Field was thrown three times ne es-
capped with only few slight bruises.
The meet took place AT the Hampstead farms at
4 o'clock Upon being put on the scent the pack
gave tongue and led the hunt party rattling
gait across country. The run led in a southerly
direction for three mics afte- leaving the farms,
when the trail turned toward the east 10 Plain
Edge Then the pack toward the north for
two miles TO the Plain Edge Church. where the
kill took place and the hunt ended
The last mile OF the run was Interesting. all tho
members Of the hunt party being together. and all
riding hard endeavoring to be first in at the finish
The last two jumps OF the run were double oncs
and stiff The first TO finish wera Mrs James
l. Kernochan. Ralph ~ Ellis. ". L. Herbert
Maxwell Stevenson. Harry Page and G. A. Stevens,
and the two whips, Joseph Murphy and William
Dav!
The remainder q those In The saddle finished a
short distance behind the leaders. They were
Mrs t. * STOW. Samuel Wilctts. Mr.. Brisbane.
Sidney Dillon Ripley. H. Van Rensselaer, Ken
ncdy and Harry X. Ningut. Among those who in
aud Mrs Valentine Mott. Mrs kinsloy Magoun.
Mis-, 81; clair okie, william G. hay yes, Mrs j. T.
Mrs lanes S Allen. Miss May l.. Herri * Mrs.
r. r. Gushing and Mrs A. Roby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

London Oct s-Arrived. steamer Idaho ,Bp Harrison
New York; sailed. steamer Mississippi tBr,, ,snnohs'
York. ,,.., -, c..,,
New-Nurk. -. .,-.,,
Pohe from Bremen. New-Nork - nj.
southampton. oct d. I'D y m--ArrNeu STEAMER ram"
Watkins New York. ,>, NJ,
s.ar,ir Oct 6"saiIei steamer Orwell dr, Glib. New
scli,y oct s-Passed steamer Dora Forster OBJ. Wool
lev New York for Hare. - nj, ,-..
I,1ari Oct D. $3.50 a infused. steamer Paris VAT
kIns New York for Southampton M,
punkirk 6-Arrived steamer strathairiy 'b''
s,e,tn Oct Arrived steamer. Stella Ger. Kuhe-
""penhagen oct 6Arr,ed steamer Thins,ala ,pa''
via ,'hristiansand. for Stettin
,.,c,,an, Oc, = y m-Arrived. steamer
,,nrth S,enger New-York. via Bouogne. Ssilen, w"
-, s,eamer OLDHAM Dutch. DE Vries New ORR,
tntwcrp oct 6-Sailei. steamer 81 cutibert 'So' nv"
gerald ewyofk. - -, ,..,... marry (kusu
ucncch New York for Naples. etc: Peconc ,e'' ~
Genoa for New York. .. .,.,r,.e and Re-
Msrsellles. Oct q Arrived s'es"'e' '""
unlon Hr Roy. New no,k ,.. ur..rsr tBr Porter
Port Said. 5-Sailed steamer p'ae""' VIZ
from Yokohama. etc,, New i"rk. p.aura (BIh
Montcv.deo, Oct ARRIVED stea"e' "'
Fraser. Ncw-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
| THE REPt BLlCAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

THE TICKET WHICH IS LIKELY To BE NAMED At
LYRIC HALL TONIGHT.
The Republican County Convention VIII NEE IN
Ivr,c Han Tonight and will be called TO order by
CONGRESSMAN Quigg. chairman of the 'onHiy
Committee at o'clock. TIL" caucus members or
the Republican County Committee Will meet nj
County headquarters n: y. m. 10 settl" hnnlly
upon the candidates 10 he put on the ticket. Mr..
Ouigg said yesterday that he thought that the
ticket would BE- mainly found 10 agree with the
names published yesterday. .
II cannot say this positively. however. u"
added "as much depends upon tn" action of III"
Ta,n,nany Hall County Convention. which meets
AZ . D. m When the Tammany nominations ar"
complete we shall know how TO MI the places for
County Clerk and Register"
The slate stood las, night about 90 follows:
District Attornev-W ". *. OIrOTT
sheriff l.. HAMILTON.
County Clerk General JAMES r. o'BEIRNE. Of JOHN
y WINDOIIII
Repsier-Cencrnl GEORGE NoN SHACK.
SUPREME CONT Judge. ~. VAN BRtNr and
THOMAS ALLISON.
CT, court Judses-H. g. BoTTY ard T.. X CAMP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

While the twclvc architects who ar" engaged IN
,.t, mans I'm competition for the Newly ork
p,hlic library have agreed upon three other arrh-
tors TO All the committee Of trustees In deciding
rho connect. Ion. the plans are no; ) b" submitted
.or examination until November l. and II Is not cN-
,a.,.I ,baf here Will 4 decision by ~" commit
a ,,,tfl near the close of IN" year Later IN" 5oad
OF Trustees viii dsrld" who IL {" be- the architcct 81
,ho building Tie work OF removing tn" old r"ser-
voir ~ Fith-ave. ana Forty ,roud-si. "h'r" the
np, h,iiiiup IL 10 he erected T. expected - tax"
n,n,n thar \ wear and thcr" Is SAID 10 -" no doun
,"., ,be Mans vii. b. ready long before IN" WORK
on The foundations OF the building can u. p'Ru'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
pEFkSI[ILI..

About two hundred and fifty PeokskH people
went 70 PouEhleepsir yesterday ard witnessed the
rarade and tournament Of the Poughkoepsc FIRE
Department. Last evening. on the sol tram SOUTH
the Peekskill company Washington Engine Com
many No > which took part in the parade as the
guest Of Davy Crockett HOOK and Ladder COM
pany-returned home. and was mot at the station
by the entire Pcckskn Fre Department The
company was escorted 10 its Quarters after pa
rade about tho village. -. 40
The case of the people Of fcckskill ior the $500
forfeit of the Peoksk state camp and LAX NO
hegan Railroad Company has been won 10y The
town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

John Sells Commissioner CT Jurors. VIII draw an
extra panel Of 80 petit jurors on Saturday. TO serve
at the present term of the Supreme Court This
has been mad necessary account Of tn" several
murder trials that viii come before the court in
the latter part Of the month. 1900
The Finance committee of tho Board o. village
Trustees will meet tomorrow evening 10 tax over
the budget for 1S9S -, -,
ward r. Sheehan and Cornelius Daily. delegates 10
inc Democratic County Convention from sing sing
were riding took fright at hand organ. between
Tarrytown and White Plains. yesterday morning
Both the occupants of the wagon were thrown out
and injured seriously. ,....
The Grand Jury yesterday found an indIctin,ht
for arson in the second degre" against Michael NC
Gowan. the life prisoner I'm the Sing sing frlson:
who set fire to the Clothing Industry BuidinS. NJ
that institution last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
"THE LIiPS' PECETvED WITH FAVOR.

London oct 6-Charcs Wyndham produced
1.-THE Liars" new four-act comedy by Henry
Arthur Jones the Criterion Theatre this evening.
The play was received Nth every mark Of favor.
ard promises bc q great success. Mr.. Wynd-
ham IN the role OF Colonel Sir christopher Deer
ing whose time Is devoted To arranging other peo-
pies difficulties. has part that suits him eX-
actly Miss Mary Moore as Lady Jcssica Nepean.
acquitted herself admirably. But OF the five wo-
men In the Miss Irene Nanbrugh. newcomer
at the Criterion, made the most paIpable hit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT Ttf w. '''"''

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE Nv '-'''
rRrvooRr- Ex-Attornoy-General Jonn !. s'o'>
h"'- ~. I.rsev quincy a.
l"'' ~ nS.,o- r.IE-TU AVFNI'E-EX Mayor
,,h ,r,os Of Syracusr. Bishop Whppie OF H',i,
,oso,a. sonafor ". y Roach OF Norm D"hp'
It,ut.nort-Goyc,ro. W NJ. Crane "l 49," ', '''
so,,s Mr. Amelia t. Barr and sat" katoau U.,,
~ tr = " Dunn Of Ri,GhamtoH. nor
WAXcharies Nelson Of Maryland eXSs'onI ~,
sIs,ant postmaster-CieneraL HolLANp ,,r,a'
samuel T. colt Of Rhod" Island. ara ~ ,,',I
- p,tehure MANHATTAN-Dr. f.. y o.ou,'Hi' ' -
y, po.tos,o~ PLAZA Joseph BaniIan. OF frorl-
Jcn'c T. / WALDORF Sir Gorr"i ana , ,,u,
Rarnrs OF London WINDSOR Louis r az H. :,
New-York State commissioner ot l"su' ''''' -
" Diane Of ChiraG0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
cot-Rr cALENpARs FOR TO-DAY.

Anp.lla,e piyison-supremc Couti-HeioEs va Brin''
T. j. Rumsey. Williams snG Pst,'Ts9' ''i "a
T Is &c. 'F 1 rs a. Il. p -, n" 81 " = - " -, m
H &oon calendar gcaiIei At jo4 r.,. Trina,
supreme Cont; Sra Isfmi' n,rie -ns,,o-
J sSIte 'Pcr at SEQ" "o = S''S Beach
u M Is %i c;.@ : 80 . s sS d'@, , cesf
sasssq sr srd ,icr Vo, @ ., ~, a ai
5o45 5oa4. ;o7a. 1913 c!eal ,.... :, p...-. Law.
e5 5Ss. caus"r to be Fs'' ~ Tor ia case
Sup's coa.-sr";a .. 1s-r"'i . y for a.
sgpene c.,speeial refm.9l, y!I-l'rf'Fe rryor
supreme CouJt-Trial Tcrni-Part II Re- 60 Freedman
@ ,s T is, i2;; go i3'i i ESQ Ss ls s5
3.2. i2se; l:%i7. 1926 1872 1873 ',sc nnani,hsi
800 3Ii s;li -. a 20, i lgG s s3e
GioI s> ~. 1894. o'io. ose 49,. e:ei. &C. Case
S su..4 to 5 sen from ra,' 'ra case m
>uprere cour'-Tna Term-,rsri Whore paiy. J.
supreme Conr-Tria T'n,- ,r,r y,nrto,e n@-
e 5,@ar[ causes 10 be ''"' ''0'" '"'' ~ "'
5o'o% &, va 49, J:: "a .is. s
c5> 4Ge leG" l2'' al'o ~ 1,' os isi" * &
~ auscs to from rar VII FOR Trial case IN
supreme Tsga ro, :, p, , n e..r
I-t.aiisa. t. he sent from Part vi for trial clear
Supi-in. ,'lur,-Trial Tcrm-Farf Nl-Bef.r" Mac
Loan b. sen; from preferred calendar r
Trial unfinished.
suprer1s co,ri-Trial Term-par MI before Par.er.
J~tauscs b. from preferred calendar for trial
Case unfinished
court open d. 1920 A. 10 day cal"nda- wis Tor
probate: william \ Dihhl~. ogden G0el"i. Joseph ".
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UtPINE INTELLIGENCE.

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RRcyy UEUOCRiTS NiNE HAFFEN.

Word was sent down TO the Democratic Alliance
.ast night tina; The convention of The aifs OF the
Alliance IN the Borough OF the Bronx, which was
held In Washington Hail. In One-hundred- and
eixty.sixth-st had nominated Louis +. Hafen. the
present Commissioner OF Public improvements
Borough, and that he had accepted the nomna-