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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
CLAIMS FOR MILLIONS ~ DISPUTE.
AoUEDUcT CONTRACTORS SUITS AGAINST THE
CITY IN COURT AGAIN

An application made TO Justice Pryor. in the
Supreme Court. yesterday. 70 vacate judgments az
gregating 100000. obtained by consent OF the Cor
poration Counse,. by John O'Brien and Heman
Clarke and by Walson H. Brown, receiver OF
the firm OF Brown, Howard & Co.. in settlement
OF their claims against the city for work done IN
the construction Of the aqueduct
over 100000 was Involved in number Of suits
brought IN regard 10 the work done and the ma
teriais furnished in various sections OF the work
The first OF the suits tried before Justice
1ngraham, who decided that the contractors could
only recover about $1,000 Al appeal from this
decision was taken 70 The General Term Of the
Supreme Court but failed and the Court Of Appeals
affirmed The railing OF the General Term.
While Justice Francis VI. Scott the Corpora
fion Counsel negotiations for settlement OF the
claims were carried on, and in December. 1884,
judgment :Or $'00cr, without interest was entered
against the city. Assistant Corporation Counsel
BlanCy yesterday moved that this judgmen: be set
aside. on the ground that the city should not
promise such a case II having been held by the
Court OF Appeals that the city was not liable for
more than 5000 Justice Scott, however. in letter
addressed TO specia cOurse in the case. said tina;
81 doubtless realized that so large claim
that preferred by the contractors would never DO
allowed TO lapse. and that the decision in the
which had been tried. while affording ample pro-
lection 50 FAR as litigation concerned. offered
no assurance against legislative attacks
Justice Pryor reserved de isOn Oh the applica-
tioa and asked counsel TO submit briefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
ATTORNEY ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

James D. Hallen. an attorney. who formerly had
offices at No. 96 Broadway in this city. was ar
rested by Detective Sergeant Gun yesterday at
Addison y. Y. Il small place near Elmira, on a
bench warrant charging him with forgery. The
cornDlainant is a Mrs. ColwelI. According to Cap
tain McClusky OF the Detective Bureau Mrs. Col
well IN the fall Of 1896 ntrusted $4,000 to IIallen
IN invest IN bonds and mortgages. Hallen took the
,oonev md gave Mrs. COlwcll mortgage 10 which
The name Of man named Jones was forged. The
forgery was discovered by counsel for Jones when
he mortgage was placed record. Hallen had
disappeared then, and old not again reaPpear until
two weeks ago. when Captain MctYusky learned
that he was on MS brothers farm IN ADDISON
Iiallen had been IN Guatemala and then In Vera
Cruz Mexico. where he prOspered on a cofee
plantation The attempt 10 extradite him was
given I'D because Of the expense and trouble but
the man finally came THIS country. He will be
brought to this city for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THE COMMERCE INQUIRY.
TESTIMONY AS TO THE EFFECT OF THE FRO
POSED NORTH RIVER BRIDGE.


POSED NORTH RIVER BRIDGE.
The Commerce Commission OF the State Of New
York. appointed by Governor Black TO take tes-
timony regarding the alleged falling off Of trade
ard commerce at this port. and to formulate
remedy If necessary. met again yesterday in the
Governors Room in the City Hall. Ex-Mayor
Charles a. Schieren. Of Brooklyn. presided. and
the first witness called James S. GARRISON
president of the New York and New-Jersey Bridge
Company. Mr.. Clarkson introduced James Nc
NauGht counsel Of tho company who. he said, had
had twenty-five years experience in railroad mat
tiers
When questioned by Commissioner Shayne, M
Mcknight said that the privileges OF his company
for the construction OF "A railroad along the river
fronts were equal 10 those of the Manhattan Elc-
waited company. and that all the docks would be
reached by spurs which would greatly facilitate
shipping. The cost of the bridge and the tracks
and spurs he continued. was not to exceed 500
C0o,Oo IT would not exceed the expenditure Of
Glasgow 70 the improvement Of her facilities. and
pended
Mr.. Mcknight added that II the system pro-
posed by his company was carried through II
would permit the direct transshDment of goods
from TO ship or ship to car. and the cost OF
transshpmcut would be about one-fourth what Il
Is now under the present ferry system.
The second witness Alfred 7. White who
was Commissioner Of City Works IN BROOKLYN dur
ing Mayor Schierens administration. and the last
witness jeremiah Pangburn. jr, secretary Of
the Coal Trade Association.
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ALDERMEN THANK THE CONTROLLER.
MR. MINES SAYS HE IS THE FIRST OFFICIAL
OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT TO TREAT
THE BOARD WITH RESPECT.


A. ve.terdav's meeting OF the Board OF Alder
mon Alderman McInnes (Rep) offered resolution
calling for a vote OF thanks for Controller Coer.
who he said was the first OF the city govern
ment TO treat the Board with proper respect. The
resolution was adopted. Mr. Mcnness resolution was
occasoned by the receipt from the Controller OF the
list Of improvements In boroughs for which assess
rnents had been .evied and upon which no work
has been done The list was asked for last week,
and the promptness OF Mr. Colers reply, Mr.. Nc
Innes said surprised and delighted him Later In
the meeting after considerable routine business
had been conducted Mr.. McInnes offered the fol-
lowing
Resolved. That the Controller BE- and is hereby
directed 10 report at the meeting Of this Board
complete list OF empoyes IN the tInanee Depst.
they hold and the salary paid 10 each employe so
that we can vote nte.ligenty upon the budget that
will soon be submitted to this Board.
Alderman Mccall (Tam) moved to lay the
luton on the table. and this motion was carried
against some opposition
This resolution, offered by Alderman McInnes, was
adopted:
Whereas. Il appears that railroad companies In
and rendering thoroughfares a nuisance and incon-
venence the public at large; therefore he II
hereby Is directed investigate and report TO this
Board by what authority these railroad companies
are changing their motive power from horse to
"a HE and cable TO electricity. also FOR what pur-
nose electric wires are being laid underground.
After considerable debate the Aldermen adopted
an ordinance providing for the payment OF interest
on money pail In by property owners on assess
n1cnts for local improvements The ordnance was
offered by Alderman Mclnnes three weeks ago ana
was referred to the Law Committee. me commit
Tee reported favorably and the matter was made
the special order at yesterdays meeting
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AFFAIRS OF UNION PACIFIC.
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS sUBMIr THEIR AN

GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS SUBMIT Ihflh Az
Nr-AL REPORT TO SECRETARY BLISS
washington. Oct. 25-The Government directors
Of the Union Pacific Railway. in their annual re-
mort 10 Secretary Bliss. say that the entire Gov
eminent Indebtedness for subsidy bonds issued on
the line Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad. Including
interest TO April l. 1851. 1881 800; that after
deducting the $4,000 realized at the sale there
stir remains due 70 the United States S5sS@o
Proceedings have been instituted against the Union
Pacific by the Department OF Justice for allowing
TO the United States the sum Of e5sS9o together
with interest on the so sol 900 from April l. 1897. 70
February Is 1898 and also interest on S65$9o from
February rs 1905 The value of the assets IN tho
hands If the receivers Of the Union PACING Railway
I'm the SUR in which Oliver Ames and others are
complainants. which not covered by any specilc
lien or incumbrance and which are available for
the PAYMENT par, payment OF the general obi
cations Of the company which remain unsatlslieu
are formed such assets exceed 100000 In amount
The amount of the claims which have been pre-
sented and which claim right OF participation IN
the assets approximates 100000.
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TPADESNEN'S BANK AFFAIR.S.

Washington. oct. 25.-The committee OF the direc-
tors OF the Tradesmen's National Bank OF New
York City have reported 10 Controller Dawes thai:
they will be ready Wednesday of this week TO
make a showing OF the ability OF the bank 70
meet all SIS obligations demand. thus ustifying
the Controller In consenting to voluntary liquida-
r.on. Tho Controller has appointed two men who
with Bank Examiner kimball. will pass the suf-
3cicnCy Of the securities Of The bank in conncc-
tion With the committee Of the directors and ma Ike
81 recommendation 10 their srf'iciency. They
ere Edward T. Poor. president Of the National
Park Bank Of New York. anc Fletcher s. Hea III
OF Ohio. VINO foes from Washington as the Con-
troller's personal representative on the report O..
this committee the Controller will base lis de-
cls!On.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-rUDsDAY. OCT Is. 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK-TUESDAY. OCT. % 1895
ARRIVED.
British Trader @ <a2i L 81 f. G s ar
?R , Sn a729Fef Rae "a nson IN
stearler Energe Ger. Tholen Hamburg October TO- %
'si ,sa mse Hea ffSG & McKenze Paras g:
Picus september TheodoEos H. PatTas H. As'sT Ma,
:. with mdse to Barber & 60. Arrived at the bar al
c9Ssn +. Na %b %a.s sR % sR
ton Ef rren oo HrPIe a, the Bar a, 2i5 n
steamer Biela .Br AIen RIO Isneir2 of a6 &
steamer 5s ear Aanrs Nelson ,Br new 1879 ,on. H.nae
ballast ! Winchester & Co. Arrived at the Bar AZ
stSamer Yucatan. Robertson Cardenas october % an:
Z Ward & & Co. Arrived at the Bar m,
Steamer Kanawha Evans, Mobile October a. in ballast
Steamer Iroquos Kembe Jacksonville October % and
Charleston %. with mdse and passengers TO william
steamer RIO Grande Bars,ow 17inswick. Ga. October
steamer Croatan. Hale Georgetown october q and
Wilmington -. with mdse and passengers TO w Gyds
steamer jamestown Bosz Norfolk with mdse and pas
steamer city of Augusta. Dasgett. savannah october
% with m3 and to PS Gan with d,.
SANDY HOOK. J. oct 25. $50 m-wina southwest;
fresh. clear
Steamers Belsenand (BeIs for Southampton George r..
(i}rl, Liverpool SNmra tNprl Algoa Say, etc, 'leF
tNor) sanchez: I.aughton d}). Philadelphia; FL Paso.
sabine Pass New Orleans Tallahassee. savannah;
Seminole Charleston and jacksonville. Princess Anne
Norfolk and Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London oct o5-Arrived steamers Europe Br) Robinson
New York: Mesaba ,Brl. Iayland. New York. -,
SWANSEA Oct 25-Sailcd steamer Jersey city tBr
AvCmmouth oct 25-Auiyed steamer Delaware tBo
Lard oct Passed steamer Trave Ger. Thaen-
horst. New York for Bremen. ,,,,
Copenhagen Oct 2J-Arrived, steamer Delke NckherS
OGer Ruhle. New York f0r Stetin. -
Antwerp oct 23-S Sailed. steamer Nordhavet DAM. OIL
SEN. New York. ,,...A,
Bonjer. New York.
dersan. New York. ~,
Hamburg oct 23-Saled' steamer falaua Vper'' Mar
Iowa New York =,
gibraltar oct % Sailed steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL
0ierl IIogemann from Genoa and Naples New-fofk
Narcotics oct 25-Arryed steamer Hesperia 'brh
Coyerley. New York. 49,
oct 2l-ArrNed. steamer fulia VPet)s ff'e'-
mann. New orb
Ngiers oct 2O-ssiled steamer Betty CAusO. Rleecien
from Trieste. etcl. New York ~,
Ieghorn p Arrived. steamer Spartan Prince 'b''
- Vincent V. oct SAILED eteamers Susaue
harna tpr1 Hendry from New York;. Cape Town. eto,
9th Ratazra t3r. Milestone from Ne~-lork, AsCS
Rav; 18Th Amster (Iir. sturgeon from New-i""
Cape Town. etc. $3.50 ,p.,
Montrvtdep. 2i-Saiei. steamer verona tbr) NAV
son from Iquique etc). New York .-
sydney y W. 25-Arri"ed previously, t'eaine'
Fort salisbury Bp salmon. Ne~-York Via ADELAIDE etc
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estimated at $4,000. The building Is owned by J.
Boyce Smith who operates bedding factory there
He EMPLOYS thirty men and eleven women. Tho
men were at work in different parts OF the factory
and the women were picking hair for mattresses on
the fourth floor when the fire was discovered in
come mating near the front windows on the third
floor. All got out safely.
The fire spread rapidly and three alarms had 70
be sent in. The hremen attacked the building from
the roofs Of the neighboring tenement-houses, ard
within an hour Deputy Chief Gicque reported the
flames under control There was considerable ex-
element for a short time among the Chinese ara
whites living about the burning building. but Il
quieted down at tho arrival Of the police and hre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
NATIONAL BANK EY4NINA TONS.

THEY ARE TO BE MADE sEM1-ANNCALLY HERE
AFTER. WITHOUT EXCEPTION-ANOTHER
EXAMINER FOR THIS CITY.
Washington, Oct 25-Charles G. Dawes Control
Ter OF the Currency. has ordered that the system
Of semi-annual examinations of National banks II
effect in the country shall extend over all cities
without exception. heretofore. In the cities OF
New-York. Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore
only one examination by National bank examiners
has been made yearly, and the custom has grow;
up Of specia! examinations by the bank examiners
made for :hS benefit OF the bank. and not for the
Government. for which the examiners were COM
pcnsated by the banks. one of the first official
acts OF the Controller last january was 10
put a stop 20 this practice on the ground that
for an examiner to accept employment in the ex-
animation Of the same bank for both the Govern
ment end the bank had tendency 10 interfere
with the rigid impGrtiality which should charac-
teriZe his work a Government official
IN consequence Of this order providing for two
examinations the Controller has appointed Forrest
Raynor. noT private secretary of the Secretary
Of the Interior additional examiner for New
York City. Mr.. Raynor has had an extensive ex-
per!ence In banking and business. having been for
six years the credit man and collector OF the
Fourth National Bank OF New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
WHITE PLAINS.

Tie Jury IN the Of Michael Volosinsky against
Johan Jedcker. tried in the Supreme Court JUS
t!ce Maddox presiding. yesterday. failed to agree
The defendant is a priest in Yonkers. and was sued
by the plaintiff. a parshioner. for $500. 1t Is al
legged that the priest struck Volosinsky IN heated
discussion over parish affairs 80,
The premiums awarded AZ the recent county 1alT
poration rooms to-day.
fair will be held In the lecture-room OF me
Hartedale Methodist Episcopal Church this after
noon and evening.
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pLATr-GLASS INSURANCE RATES

There was conference OF plate-glass Insurance
representatives. yesterday nj tho Office OF the
Iloyd's Plate-Glass Insurance Company William
and Cedar SITS The object OF the meeting II was
declared. was pave the way for the adoption of
a stop rate and a maximum brokerage commission
Other matters OF mutual Interest discussed
as well. 40 decisive action taken the man
ayers agreeing 20 meet again next week when. n
nothing unforeseen happens amendments TO the
present rules Will be adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
PICKPOCKETS IN THIRTI-FOURTH-ST. CANS
DETECTIVES HAVE FIGHT WITH A GANG TO
ARREST ONE OF THEM

TV-TFCTTVES HAVE A FIGHT WITH \ VANV To
ARREST ONE OF THEM
Captain McCluskey OF the Detective Bureau mas
received many complaints recently from persons
who have been the victims OF pickpocKe's WINE
riding On the cars of the Thirtyfourth-st. cross
,o,rr line One man who complained picked out In
the Rogues Gallery photograph Of Michael j.
Hurley az that OF a man who had jostled him un-
necessarily In a ca, Detectives Brady ana Muir
phy saw Hurley just about midnight on Monday at
Thirty-third-st. and Second-ave. with hNe o'he'
men known TO the police as pickpockets. The de-
,ectlves arrested Hurley and the other men tried
to get him away from them. The attempt might
ha ve succeeded had not policeman gone 10 the de-
tectives' aid Hurley broke away but got only a
Few yards before being caught again. Inc oth1r
mon hurried away but Hurley fought hard. lie
Rad 70 be dubbed into submission. and when the
detectives and the policeman had subdued him he
had half dozen bad cuts on ms hta1' lie was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital. a prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Frank NJ Baker State Railroad Com
missioner of Owego. BUCKINGHAM-Captai A.
H. Lee r. A. of London. ENERETT-Captaln
Prowskowitz Of the Austrian Army. FIFTH Az r.
NUE-Ex-Judge Stevenson Burke. OF cleveland
Governor Elisha Dyer OF Rhode Island: q. w.
Dunn State Railroad Commissioner. of Bingham
ton, and Charles Andrews ex-Chief Judge or the
Court of Appeals HOFFMAN-Ex-M Mayor w. Is.
Kirk Of Syracuse; Brigader-General J. Stahl' L:
s A. (retired), and Judge Andrew Hamilton OF
Albany. HOLLAND-H. Nj. Whitney. OF BOSTON
PLAZA-The Countess Of oxford. ST. DENlS-Dr'
w H. Barton OF Morris Plains. WALDORF
Judge Lynde Harrison of New-Haven and Con-
gresham w T. Footc, jr.. Of Port Huron. y. y
WINDSOR. Newton Fiero. OF Albany. and h. W.
Winters. OF St. Paul.
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TO RESTRICT PULLMAN'S COMPANY.
SUIT TO DE TRIED IN REGARD TO EXCEEDING
CHARTER LIMITATIONS.

Chicago oct &-The Supreme Court Of Illinois
decided Yesterday that the action instituted BY
Attorney-Ci General Maurice T. Moloney I'm his term
OF office to compel Pullmans Palace Car Company
10 restrict its operations TO It's charter limitatons
should stand and rcmandcd the case to the Circuit
Cour, oc Cook County. where IT Will now be- tried
Ex-At,orney- General Mooney contended that the
Pullman Company incorporated simply for
the purpose OF making. selling. and leasing rail
rood and street cars Ills object compel
the company TO retire from the real estate. gas
water. heating brck-makng and other enter
prises conducted by II at The town OF Pullman ani
In Chicago The case fought by counsel for
the company. and was thrown out by the Circuit
Court Counsel for the State demurrcd. and an
appe Al was taken TO tho Supreme Court.
special dispatch from Chicago yesterday quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
MOUNT VERNON.

The marriage Of Miss Grace Beresford Burrowes'
daughter of Mrs Cieorgana V Burrowes, TO Henry
Carlos Fordham. Of the Rev. Charles W. Ford
ham. OF Bay Shore. Long Island. will be solem-
nized IN Trinity Episcopal Church at noon on No
vem6er the ReX 5; I GRAHAM Gfncahg, me Inc
the best man Richard Y. Burrowes, brother Of the
bride. Mr.. Fordham has selected his ushers
Frank f. Xavier. Of Yonkers Wallace Odell. Of
Tarrytown; John II. Bangs. Of NewRochelle. and
Harry G. BurroWes. Of Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
MINING PROPERTIES TO CHANGE hands

Denver, oct 3.-George Crawford has started
for New-York to conclude the sale Of 900 acres Of
mineral land South Mountain. Grand County.
TO an English syndicate for $4,000 This prop
erty includes mines summitvle, formerly owned
nv senator Bowen. which have produced over
Sc 900 90 in gold railroad is 10 be built to the
mines Mr. Crawford is also closing sale Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Morse Burtis. dealer IN iron pipe and fittings at
No "a John-st made an assignment yesterday to
John j. Spowers. without preference. Mr.. Burtis
was brought up In this line with his uncle. and
started OF lis own account in 1889 His trade was
chiefly with the Navy Department and the city OF
BROOKLYN He was rcputed 10 be worth $1UO 900.
principally in real estate In Buffalo, y. Y. and in
Now-.jcrsCy MI Burtis said that the assignment
was on account Of the war. but would give par
ticulars Of assets or liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
MAMARONECK.

Mrs. Nancy Nicks Boyd. wife OF William H.
Boyd. and mother of Postmaster Boyd died at her
home In this village on Sunday. The funeral will
be held In the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow at o'clock. the Rev. L. c. Hoag oficiat
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary several months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. Oct 25-The New-York Gas and Coke
Company was Incorporated with the Secretary Of
State to-day. with capital Of $4,000. The COM
pany's Offices will be IN New-YOrk City, and IT'S
directors are +. II. Chids J. A. Hawes and 7. f.
AfVgOtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
SING SING.

The annual inspection Of Morer Post No IA O.
A. R. took place Monday evening. The inspec-
ton was made by Assistant County Inspector
Roachey Of Abra,u Nosburg Post No. g. OF Peeks-
kill who was accompanied By n STAFF consisting
OF Past Commanders McCutcheon and Houston ana
Comrades Herschel and Calhoun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Fishman. Katz Kaufman. manufacturers of
furs at No. 191 Mercer-st have closed up and all
the stock II is said, has been removed from their
Mace OF business. Albert Herskovltz got an at
techmcnt against them yesterday for $500. They
had been In business about three years. Their
liabilities are currently reported TO be upward Of
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urrTING or NTCAR4GUAN CONGRESS-.

Managua. Nicaragua. via Galveston Tex oct
25-President Zeaya will convene the Nlcaraguan
Congress tomorrow. Preparations are being
reacc fully made 70 organize the United States or
Central America at Amapala on NoNemher next
by commissioners from Salvador. Honduras and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
FIRE-BPICK COuPiNIES TO COuBINE

Massion. Ohio. oct civilian q. Hpp. Of the
Maasillon Friedrich Company. has secured options
on the plants OF all the leading 1re-brick companies
OF this county and they Will be purchased and
operated 10y trust. II Is claimed that Eastern
capital amounting 10 sl200Oc0) Is behind the scheme
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KrRDs ATTACK A GERMAN SCIENTIST.
PROFESSOR BELoK. A wELL-KNowN ARcHFof~
octsT SHOT AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

Iondon oct 25-The Constantinople correspond
m, ~ .1-he Times SAYS that body OF kurds
have fired upon and seriously wounded the we'll
known German archrooGist Professor Belck.
while conducting his explorations In the Sipandach
ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

l'puty -SitIlH NidE"''' nus I'''IN'u IL VIII OF
rcplevin against Morris Mande dealer IN furniture
and carpets AT No - EsscX-st. from Myers. Gold
smith & BronneT. for 500 worth of goods sold 10
him by the II. T.. Clahn Company II was stated
that the store Is in charge Of city marshal. and
that Mr.. Mandel had given a bill Of sale 10
tioneer. lie Ind been In business seven years
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1924 Sunset o5 Moon "a Moons ass IL
HIGH WATER TODAY
AN-sandv Hook 4:47 Gov Island 5:oi He'll Gate 7lS
PM-Sandy Hook 5;i4 Gov. Island 54I He'll Gate 1:3a
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AnnouncenIeun

FADED hair RECEIVERS it's youthful color and
.of,ness by the use OF PARKERS HAIR BAlSAN.
HIEDERCORNS, the best for corns. Is eta
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81.

Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Hol-Amer.. 500 m 1000 m
Arkada Porto Rico y & Pto Rico 200 ? m S0p m
Santiago - & Cuba. l;O m IN
Koenign Luise Bremen G Lloyd. - 1870
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2s.
Alliance Colon Panama. 100 n 2Wp n
Rio Grande, Brunswick. Mallory. - Soep n
State OF Nebraska, Glasgow, Allan-State - 3pVp "A