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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
SEA REACH ROAD LITIGATION.


A FIGHT pErwEEy THE JUDGMENT CREDITORS
AND THE DoNDHoLDERs.
Albany. June The third case on the Court o'
Appeals calendar to-day was an appeal OF jung
mont creditors OF the Sea Beach Railroad from INC
order of Judge Gaynor appointing as receiver VI
the road James 7. Nelson. treasurer OF the COM
many The order for receiver was mace III 'ne
suit of William O. Plat and William Man. rus
tees OF bondholders who are foreclosing mor's"s"
on the property amounting to over SpOVO'
The procee ling shows pretty contest oetwee"
Judgment creditors and the mortgage hoioe''
Thirty-two suits for sums aggregatihs heaiiS
81. 10000 are pending against the company, growing
out Of the accident on Labor Day. 1885, al "ooo
lawn I'm which two persons were killed and many
injured The representative Of one OF these per-
SONS an infant survivor. named MeidlenSer, Sc
mean time anticipating the loss OF the entire noan
II the other suits should be decided IN the pHiiIo
way the mortgage holders asked Tor !eceN,,i !,
which was granted on the ground that SAFE unuci
foreclosure I'm this action OF the morgageu proper
" would not realize sufficient net proceeds 10 pay
the plaintiffs claims. and that the railway compa.
ny has not assets of any kind with whch 10 pay
any deficiency Judgment 80 o.. ,. o
The company according to It's last report. has a
surplus of only 1900 1t has capital stock OF NJ
0oC The cost of the road which Is only SIX mn
long, with It's equipments, was $3.50 NIB Ihere , are
only fory-one passenger cars and SIX iocomotiVes'
The earnings as a rule are about Sso,OJV year,
with fixed charges Of about S1,to ord'haiHy
there is a surplus of about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
MAY INVESTIGATE GLEASONS CASh.

The June term Of the Queens County Court was
opened in Long Island City yesterday WA'h Justice
William J. Gaynor on the bench. The Justice
charged the Grand Jury but did not have anything
out OF the ordinary to say. The Court referred 10
the fatal accident at Valley stream III wI,.h i've
.ooo,o ,yere killed and stated that IL might have
something to say about the accident later. There
are 275 cases the calendar
i, is said tina, the present Grand Jury VIII nves-
,eate the alleged illegal reorganization OF the Fire
Departmen, OF Long Island City by Mayor r. j.
Gleason Several political opponents have peen
nOaraeS as O committee TO go before the Grand Jury
in the hope Of having the Mayor ndicted The tn,
nns nm before this body This grew out OF pub
he meeting in the City Hall over bills which ended
in a row. Madden alleges that the mayor hicAeu
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ASSISTANCE FOR THE STRIKERS.

MANY OF THEM OFT OF FUNDs-JACOB H.
sCHIFF's REPORTED PLAN OF SETTLEMENT.
The strike CT the tailors has now lasted three
weeks and the majority of them out of money.
There was no morey in the treasury of the Brother
hood OF Tailors when the strike started and con
scuucntly the organization has been unable TO as
sisi it's needy members. movement was started
yesterday, however TO raise a relief fund In
speaking about this matter Meyer Schoenfed. the
leader Of the strikers. said that many charitable
people, including business men. and even some OF
the ciotAing manufacturers themselves. had signi-
fled their willingness and desire to subscribe TO the
fund. In fact Of them did yesterday. lie
Moses Levy. Of Nos. 1922 Walker-st. who
sont check for 800 TO the custodians OF the fund
In talking Of the strike Mr. Levy declared that
the talIors were a much abused class of the COM
mun.iy. "Taey not only abused by the con-
tractors" he continued. but subjected to con-
siderable abuse by the manufacturers. who desire
to squeeze thcm TO the utmos, point They should
TO, be subjected TO the horrible treatment which
they receive and Of which they justly complain"
Mr. Levy employs thirty contractors who in
turn employ 800 tailors. and he has instructed his
contractors to treat their hands humanely.
Jacob II. Schin, the banker, VINO has interested
himself IN the settlement of the strike, has plan
II was said yesterday. whereby a compromise could
be effected between the strikers and the con-
tractors The latter insist that the strikers shall
return work under the piece or task system,
while the strikers want a regular weekly wage.
Mr. Schfi proposes that the piece-work system
be retained for the less efficient tailors and the
weekly wage system be adopted for the more
active members OF the trade
It reported at the headquarters of the Strik-
ers' Settlement Committee yesterday that 800 con-
tractors had signed the new agreement and that
the hands employed in their shops had returned to
work. There are still about B,0o taors on strike.
however. and they are becoming desperate As
the busy season approaches the manufacturers are
also becoming anxious that the striker should be
settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
A CHURCH SUES FOR a LEGACY.

The Congregational Unitarian Church OF Bernafds-
ton Mass, has brought suit in the supreme
Court In this city to compel the executors OF inc
estate OF Joseph +. Hale to pay TO the church d
legacy OF $4,000 which Mr.. Hale bequeahed 10 'he
church upon his. death In 1883 The interest anu
PRINCIPAL now amount to $4,000. The executors
nioad tia, tho stotuie Of limta;io absolyes them
from the payment OF the legacy. Frank IT, WHO,
counse! for the church. yesterday asked Justlce
Rcckman 10 order Mrs Lucy Ann Hale. the widow
of the testator, and George T. Deoovise. who are
amended answer they have led to the complaint.
and to file bond which would render them re- e.
sponsble for the legacy In case the Court ordered
that ii should be paid. The reason why proceed,
ings recover the legacy had not been nstiiu.sa
had from time TO time made oral promises OF pay
mcut Justice Ecckman reserved decision.
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"a .cnosrxn runuuyAe; "a
fatThS1cn.n Sta ~
KINDLY CRITICS

A good friend asks us seriously
whether it is wise for us to adver-
tise so frequently that we have
goods for sale at half prices. Many
Others ask that question. Some
doubt the truth of the statements
because similar things are so often
asserted falsely.
The reply to it all is that 1t IS
right, if true; wrong, if untrue.
Exactness of statement. is de-
manded of our notwithstanding
fail to be exact at their peril.
If we buy Women's Gloves that
sell regularly for 81, at forty-tWo
per cent. off wholesale prices, and
choose to put them on sale at soc,
shouldn't We tell of it? Would 1t
be just to your interest or our en-
terpriSe to omit the telling?
Would we be fair to ourselves
or to the thousands of good women
who try to purchase prudently did
we skip the story Of
OXFORD TIES AT $1.25?
HIGH CUT SHOES AT SLIGO?
BICYCLE BOOTS AT 1926?
Should the fact that many deal
ers demand one-half more or
double for equal goods compel us
to silence:
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.,
Broadway. 4th ave, 9th and 10th SIS.
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A CHURCH FOR THE REV. MR.. WIDDEUER

Asbury Park, June 7 CSpeciaD.-The Council Of
Installation Of the Congregational Churches viii
meet here tomorrow afternoon to arrange for the
installation Of the Rev Howard r. Widdemer as
pastor of the First Congregational Church OF this
place. Delegates will be present from Bound Brook
Cedar Grove, Chatham. East Orange Elizabeth
Jersey City. Montclair. Newark. Orange. Passaic.
Upper Montclair. Westheld and Woodbridge n j.:
Bushwick Avenue Lewis Avenue and Tompkns
Avenue churches, Brooklyn; Pilgrim, New York
City, and Central Philadelphia.
Mr.. Widdemer. whose formal recognition pastor
OF the new church will be celebrated is the preacher
whose fight with the Presbytery Of Monmouth. when
nc was Presbyterian minister. so stirred the re-
ligious people Of Asbury Park and caused a dissen-
tion In the congregation Of the First Presbyterian
Church. which finally resulted In the formation Of
a new CONGREGATIONAL church here, and the retire
ment Of wr: Widdemer from Presbyterianism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
BUILDING Hans FILED.

a, the Department Of Buildings as follows;
9th ave no 1Si FOR aye-s,ory brick fat. With
store 25ssS g. o SnaPe' e o df Sn .s Nest 18th
2s,h $, and Eas, River Tor story steel and
iron morgue aTxln5: also for a two-etofy stee!
and iron shed and Offices, 54x427.6. city,
owaer wIhers Dickson. Of Bible House 80 M
architects Ai''~
sls,-st No 2os East, to a ,w3-sso1y S.'ek and nd
rroadst. owner; r A Rookie. Of No 24' West ,ao
s,h-Sve. No ara. to four-story brick and frame
dwelling with store; John ii Cordes; OF no 40
sth-ave owner; John A Kmbe, Of No S"s 9th mn
Msnsa,,sn-.t e corner i2th-ave, to a three
story brick DWELLING: with store; George Esrs;
New buildings. branch Ota ,cSs;.,.
story ana attic frame carriage house. G6xS2
yaAsr E q So s g E 1900
ssss Fsss ocs saa rs frame
biit-aye owner G pcker-on' Of Sd-ave a.ao
An three story frame n dxslns s2Sssi F.
Wbse er Of PoSsSxeepsie architects. 1900
oxford and iorins Places University Heights; for
ecsd or 9Tins S%e' Sas W
shall Of No s74 Broadway architect :c,; S'o'
isS STIcs fsctory loosxis5 I'd nund ullman: q
80 East ead-st. owner c,tyerdon q Pu'seL Ann
OF No Al Union Square. arc"''eo's' ''''''''''' WV
Alterations. branch Office n, - .. EMO ,r,o
l44th-st. $50 q W Of "a ave 20 two r"
BRYANT Of Ne 500 Easi i2dst owners; Albert 1000
pa piscn OF NO . c2Sss Caa1 Place TO three
story frame dwelling. with store; Patrick Ken
nedy. OF promises owner; Georse bnd'ohs' no
co Of No Place we''e 9se It Of i7o,h
frame dwelling Christian hsn. Ss seTsT OF
1I3 East I6thst. architect ~
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THREE MEN ROBBED IN SiL"o"'

Charles A. Crawford barkeeper at the senate
poines law hotel at Coney Island. was arrested
,bere Yesterday. charged with having robbed Az"
gust Ohanberg. Swede OF 81 fauI' Mill ~, -
80 1T r,o,ine noker at the hotel Henry Dinck
- Cleveland Ohio also charged Crawford with
having robbed him of si7s at the MOTEL. William j.
wilson. Of this city. and r. Todd, Of chicago
ware arrested on complaint Of Il. E. Bryant. OF
M NJ Conn who charged them with having
its nc nockets Of $50 and gold watch and chein
at the same place Fred Mans ppc;'y IN the
alleged robberies. All OF the prisoners were he'u
for examination.
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A HUNT FOR Il WILD GIRL.
HER ALLEGED FOsTER-M MOTHER FOUND HER IN
A NEWARK MUSEUM.

Mrs Laura Baldwin Of Baltimore. arrived IN
Newark last night and invoked the aid OF the
police in trying 10 capture the wild girl OF fuca-
tan" who for several years has been exhibited
IN museums throughout the country she says
she is the foster-mother of the GIRL who she de-
cIoros was stolen from her in Raleigh. y. c..
eighteen months ago by Harry Lindsey, allas
Doc" an old Snowman. Mrs. Baldwin who with
Doc had been exhibiting the girl. was taken
sick and Doc prescribed for her She says ne
filed her with morphine, and then went ava!
with the girl. She had been trying toSrace them
ever since Yesterday she received a letter from
Arthur V. Lafayette. another Snowman, INFORM
ing her that Baldwin and the girl were In New
ark She FASTENED there at once. and with Two
detectives went 10 a museum at No. 12o Market
ST.. where the girl was on exhibition. stormy
scene followed Mrs. Baldwin trying TO do Linds-
lev bodily harm. In the confusion while the DE,
tectives were dispensing the crowd Lindsey slipped
AWAY The girl recognized Mrs. Baldwin. ana
seemed greatly pleased. She took charge OF her.
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A JAIL BREAKER CAPTURED.

George Murphy OF No. 3e2 1enth-ave.. and
Thomas Crawford Of Harlem. were arrested at
Coney Island last evening for intoxication, and
locked I'D I'm one Of the new cells Of the station
with six other prisoners. While the doorman had
gone around into the basement TO get some water
for Murphy the prisoneu forced the bars and wire
netting OF their cell window. Murphy escaped.
but Crawford got stuck In the window and was
there captured Murphy was arrested soon after,
ward as he was about TO board a trolley bound
for BROOKLYN George Crook. an FISHERMAN. was
arrested for bayipG aided " the escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
REAL ESTATE.
AMsTERDAM-AvE BLOCKS sOLD-bUSi'
NESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Charles Griff,th Moses has sold Nos. ana
c.orpo,,a-s, and Nos 1852 and 1874 West Fourth-st
nve-story stores and Hathouses. iox76x Irregular
for the ONeiil estate to an investor for sol6o
james A. Garland has sold through John ~ ooo-
ing to Or. Bisscl the formers country seat AZ
EIberon. n j.. facing LEO feet In Ocean-ave., on
private terms.
Terence Farieys Sons have sold No. $40 West
Thirty -nInth-st fourstory high-stoop sto e ana
brick dweins to I MIs win the udinss Depart
meat for the erection of new dwelling ior MISS -
Isen Gould on University nsgh nres al h,ab to be
built Of brick with marble trimmings ana VIII o.
cupy plot GINA feet IN the centre o, tne , Tocn
bounded by oxford ana Lor'he places """ '"'''
the estate OF David Dudley Field has sold two
elghty-e.gh th-st TO the Washington Hei1nts synI
Gale which includes NJ. l.. and L. Ernst Max w. -
and Marcus Nathan. The price reported is sHo'"o
Daniel Stewart was the broker. ,,r. ,,,r, Porter
No 27S West Eighty-fourth-st' a three-s'ory o'''N
dwelling, l6xj0xS2.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result OF the sales at
auction yesterday at No. III Broadway:
BY william NJ. Ryan, No; 5lS West tie o, s,x
1905: amount due 81, 0s5: foreclosure sale MIRA a.
Bowie agt. Henry Junge ct al Referee, rnom ma
BY William Kennedy vyscave, east side rs ;, f Lee
foreclosure sale. katherine linck agt Mary M MS
Ayoy al Referee George r. ia tr i'd attorney
BY Bryan L. Kennedy, Twentythird and T%enty-
fourth wards seventy lots situated on
Southern Boulevard. Boston Prospect Union MOT
RS and kyer ayes Mnford piaGe one. nun
drcd and -hfty first Onehundred- and hfty-second
onehund ed and "a IN
separate parcels at from $3.50 to 1870 each.
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Franklin Society Home building and Savings ag
Baird-John II. judge.
Matter II Townsend-John T.. Ward.
Matter OF PeJohn f. Ward.
Matter Coster-John f. Ward.
by Beeiman. J.
TIoyt act. Baker 1.-TWO casesI--John Delahunty.
Matter Of Weisl-Arhur Berry.
by Beach. J.
Rosenberg agt. C1ark-Siiney J. Cowaa.
by Smyth. J.
Matter Of Bshop--Thomas c. Ennever.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

AGSsT ! !sn M and wife Easa.a
Allison Charlotte D. to Alice Law. lot a. map '"""
Allison, Ehse charlotte F B. to same lots
Bdr5 i s ard a s,s to mar" %aaa K.ush 1900
Bremen st cas.rne NJ a. to ,h soSey Savings '
Ba nTns Jacob III j. to jeanette a h ~"
lis It Of convent ave year.........,...... 10000
lane and No ii Flstcher.st y-ars.......... 5000
Bonsky Resale and Louis 70 Nissara FIRE IN
Of West End-ave. years ......:......:;.:. 1900
Same to oath st, IS It OF West End :, ooo
caS iena and wife i i, l,e s i. Pe2 %ss srsa
eriy in Monterey years ;,::::,.::.:.y::.:i. 1000
eniSa 80 EI"':'S Or f M?1 ] 600
c1 sasFsa %"'' fad. AsS' Bill ''' Of
cGs';sis : p .ss AND Tf rs;T n:n1 $4,000
Same TO same SIS s"'h-st 1t" IT OF loth-ave aooo
cas Mary the GsImsn. LIE s.s Ip:TSnse
and 5 adjoining lots yeaT, 8 mcrtsasss 10000
c0 ssa STs a. 1pa y' = ss' lew Nos '
c9 sSsn sdsr '%S o ana ",f f a
same Ens'S 10 the 8owcry savings Bank n 75,h-s
las .o Of l rSsk we TO !amr "a ave sos 1000
Same to iSus fosnsT, 2d-ave. sos IT OF oo
caponisrl rasSaa. and wife to the city TRUST
Ssfs s0i ist fHs st. @oS Of s-Sse secures
Prospect Terrace % IT n Of 18th st. and sd-
joining property. demand ........:...:...... 24i9
NG ciasscn ave Is TN Of Mansion st. yssr.. 1900
Donohue Mary J. and Thomas J. To the New
York Mutual Saving. and Loan Association.
lots ll9 and 100, book &, amended map Hud-
ron y Rose Mapes estate instamsnts. ....... 1900
Doo.y. John. and wife to Ephraim Levy. ot
3O4 map Van Nest Park years.............. 400
Dunbar. Josephine X, TO Andrew Johnston.
lS4th-st 800 II ~ Amsterdam ave, years. 800
40 w.s-st years 1000
Evans Andrew ii q. 10 Fannie Wood. lots 81
and IS map Of iAcon,a PARK years. ......... 200
% a
Fawcett, label. 10 Michael Devlin propoeed
ave- years $500
Getty Hugh, and wife to Irving savings Institu-
SITS year 10000
Gee, William. 10 Malnda q Mace, lot 40 map
OF Iacona Park oath Ward. years.......... 40
Graham Amelia NJ. 10 es'Wagner, lots 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
SUNDAY CYCLING DENOUNCED.
CAMDEN MINISTER'S PASS RESOLUTIONS ADVISING
THEIR CONGREGATIONS NOT TO RIDE THEIR
WHEELS ON THE LORDS DAY.

WHEELS ON THE LORDS DAY.
Camden, June Z (SpeciaD.-At the weekly meeting
Of the Methodist Preachers Association THIS morn
ing committee, headed by the Rev Dr. 'ohh
Handley pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, presented the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
whereas There seems 10 be growing tendency
on the part Of wheclmen's clubs and groups OF
whtemen and wheewomen TO turn the Lords Day.
the Holy Sabbath into day Of pleasure and recrea
tion: and
Whereas. This tendency Is inmical 10 the SANE
titv of the Sabbath and detrimental 10 the morals
Of the community. and IL direct violation Oh thc
Fourth Comma ndment; , a.. ,,h
''Resolved That advise our members 10 VIII
draw from such clubs and groups as VIII not re.
member the Sabbath Day 10 keep II holy. ana thaI
we condemn all such runs as not IN eoOu taSte anu
exceedingly pernicious in their effects
DR. Uandley is a wheelnan himself, and can OFTEN
be seen spinning over the streets OF the CITY
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:, ana o. u.p Of w,,,en por. Morris and Eas.

e and o. map Of wilton, Pors Morris ana Eass !.
Jackson . Sarah L % tn. Nsw:York saving. Bank:
sth-ave. it3 and 90 II Of iihh-st. 8 -
H Sss; n0 nipSonse. and Ascr; w:s.au and
wv'; e the E%srsn InsD;trIs Savings 81 s.ns
;sislns properly: y..r %os,sas.:. 49,. Vs.
Hsn'ss 4"ns 2 se; dsa. Es;n Webster
HeS, Jacob g samus, / . ISasr.r. So. vsr o
Hst.s.r 'f Ha9y sSh
ae mao ' Sieps %s 's' H .nS f Yor.,.r e.
Jones. Water 9. s % ilfe is' ill.n,h. sih
J.:,.i Saa u. 4 is n smith y'1y
'es see5in. % sdss = '1 Of WssicSs:ssr
KSsn. Edmund aas vie e Ii;is ou.,ap,.. .ai
NI IS i West sASS y ea' ou""so"" 10
Lou,rel, Eugene A, and another 70 Ti,le Quar-
Mount Elizabeth. 70 Benjamin Mord.tail' $. 4"
Ms tti,e Ellen ' b. to Newman Madison,
h;hi nseS.s a of william H. 10 Jane.
Gulick. Franklin-sve. E corner jefferson
Mason Henrietta V. e Anthony " Miller. n,
, Sth-s, 70 # Of s'h,avs; w.;s s:
Bark W. Pyne-.t. rs It Of Bayard-" i
Murray. John 10 John jons; ana another
trustees Of David Jones, deceased. 5 " corner ~.
msh. AND snS A AND gsm.: a".on and wife 10 VIM
lam 7 Hockey, i5l.i-:t iot 2ea. map par, ,
Of fisss e des Ss'qs' ps ss" Hs
grant Industrial SAVING Bank Madison
Mitchell IL Ann. and az james Hanson and VII. to
William A Martin. part Of lot 26s. map village
o.Neiii ' John J. to Frederick W pitcher cor
nsr 2O6th-s, and Perry ave: also. " corner
Payne Edward and we 70 the u cssns s iS
n sy.,,s Bank 3 9f H rsnie line y soh
extended west. year ........:.;;.,.;...;e. lc
IS 5sth-st 40 IT of 2i-ave, secures indebted
Ri nsTs cnaiie: L. t; Margaret 81 slsvin,
Same 70 same n $ is;h-s, 800 It W Of 7th-sve'
riley ye' Or Reilly. Patrick and VIE g syssn
Duryea. n coiumbus-ave, 80 (, OF Garheia'
Rsang sfar Emanuel. and vie 70 Eliza Maai
gar. e.ecutrix OF Michael Madisan. Nos sii :.
and 3l3 Bieecker-st. years u
same a to Conrad stein Nos All and 3ia Barrow :,
Schiller + leonard, to the Me,r:pcii.an Improve
meit Company corner West End-ave an' n
sS Ss''i Henry aT'"a j. to Davis hali q Ss
10 Of OAK g. Tee pl1 viz 2sh to Ti enry en Nc
'' cracScn, part q . aId also T.. a. map Of
Tniyer: lIssh,s No % i,,,,. s@nia... =, al
cssdu,or. &C. Of Alexander schlusse Nos go :,
c fna 1t 1 1ohn ' and wife to Fredec ND
dIsbrook = e cor conyen,-ave and l5oth - and 4,
Same to Paul Hoffman, 3 cor i@th-si ana
The .nra Real f Eae Association to the Bank
Tor savings New-York 4th-ave. cor l'th- On,
St , wears -
yanderminaen Emile x. to Mary OBren
Madison-ave. now Ba,heate-a'e. I6l u"
ynip, Georgs and wife to Hudson Rose lots
sI2 and 873. Block X. map Huf'oa F"fe-
Mapes estate, years.
smith Peee G. and wife to Alfred Onenoerg ,
Arnoid-ave. 225 # Of Ilbby.'t y ,,in
Same 70 same. Arnold lave 100 II OF A'ce- .
w al y Se"sM ori and wfe to Elizabeth Barker
Williams M h'ff Hannah B. y' to Melvin, Icnne,
ntrr etc " cor 9Gth-st and West Enf-ave' =.
Williams Hannah b. 70 Andrew scheIins'
same property, ] year .......,..'..''''' '''''''
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COJJRT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga. y. Y, June THE Court of Appeals CAL
endar for Tuesday is Nos l0l. II. l.. Is, 10, lOl liz
nj
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Suburban Real 0:stair.

GENCY.-Montcisr real estate all kinds sale and rent
"A CLARENCE r.. TupBS. Beekman st., New-York
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Appellate DivisSnmsuprcTe cout-BefoT p rs''eIson.
Court opens at p M Nos. l. = D. - o. H. H. IT, '''
supreme Court-specal Term-Par, before Beck
man Moth cais 6sr 'alsd at io eforc An
SS : J. R 90 RE
muriers Sos ia 80 ireisrTcd causes; Nos 4ao
@ and fG fnc NSs H' 4s2 5es os $50
J-causcs to be sent frcm Part ~ for trial Case un
finished. ~. p.., t---pe,ors rr,ax.
Co S st s T faF TeS: %
supreme Court.Specia. Term--Part 1h-be'''s law
''9SS n;ynfa Fro~f % !s
o$ 20 sIs $ IS is i ls5 rs Il s Z.
ss:1' c, 5S 81 ?2 AK? s t s @ @ ss III
co sa c, , COZ 4,a S 4. &1 % T Ssi
5cqs &. .9, l,n sa If for s saw
sysr &SaTs. To- BE ssa' from III for
Is. @ g ss vsa 10 SER SIS
e GSs 6,a4 S5Ss Giis Gis cas- GAS. $40 c'"6 c'''
'a sgppime Gour,-Triai vIIef9T,e puso
Jauss to be sent Ts sIoT nf' PAR, * before Bscho
r j-c'auses to be sen: from Part vi 'or tria, &
sgP5s%s % to t sgn rom Part Iii r
supreme Court Trial Term-Part Ni-Adjourned uh''
Msnaa lsmc S"s Tr Term-Par, XI-Adjournei for
surrogs,es ur-Chanbegs FiizseTaid:
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Kob uabe,h 4 lie William s sloan , az io%
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HAYWARD, Theresa NJ Carroll William a. Mars' a'
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court,
Herman T. Livingston ast. Annie C. Haeser-John H.
Rogan. 49,
Amsro.. Ely .s, h zs as's W
Simon Cohen as' is IS'dS s.t GossnJDav'd Lees
Elliot, Zborouski agt. Thomas Henry French-Andrew
4. Mccormick.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Matter Of House-George NJ Van Hoesen.
Home Bank agt. J. d. Brewster e. co.-Wheer Nc
Fifth National Bank ast. J. b. Brewster co-wibe
National Broadway Bank ag' j. B. Brewster & Co
FGsaSn s as' Central Safe Deposit ompanyDanIel
i"s''"'" BY Andrews. j.