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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-06

of the lungs. after all
else had failed, and /
have found it sufficient
for almost every all
ment. II people only
fully real 'zed the great
value of Pe-ru-na, both
in curing and prevent
ing disease,there would
be little need of STIR ng
drugs ard large doc
tors bills l took III
bottles of Pe-ru-na in
connection with Man
a-lin and gained nearly
twenty pounds
j. w. REYNOLDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
So Absolutely Pure
Made from pure grape cream Of tartar

mer National Bank. Palmer. Mass; Lattimer
e. Winton, bankers, Addison. n. Y; the Peo.
pies National Bank. Salem. \. Y; the FIRST
National Bank. Indiana. Penn; Cyrus Alien
banker New-York the Newport Nauonai Bank
Newport KY and the Rock Spring Nationai,
Bank. Rock Spring. Wyo.. would De paio
through the Hanover National Bank.
J. p Faure the ex-Commissoner OF Char-
ties. who is also secretary of the Wool Club is
DESTROYS on behalf Of that organization OF cor
rectins an impression which. ne said hau toi I'
abroad to the effect that the Wool club was IN
anv way connected with the Tradesmens Ma,
tional Bank lately closed. THE Wool Gun.
says Mr. Faure. lis an independent inc3 W,poI
rated body 1t is only tenant OF the Wooi
Exchange Building 1t is in prosperous cohdl-
ton" -, 49,.
Mr. MacNaughton's structures upon the course
of the Clearing House Committee are not sreatly
disturbing its members. They simply ala 'ne,r
duty they say. without fear or favor IL was
an unpleasant duty. hut nevertheless heces
sarv one and the examination was cohou'.so
with conscientious care and thoroughness. MI
Nillions,s reporting the condition of the
Tradesmen's Bank is strongly Defended ny MS
associates of the Clearing House committee
who point out that for him to have Wlthheld the
Information would have been doing an injustice
to his fellow bers in the Clearing House
WASHINGTON, Oct BIN regard TO the suspen-
sion Of the Tradesmen's National Bank. OF New
York CITY Acting Controller Murray mace the
following statement to-day:
"The suspension OF the bank was primarily
due 10 the action Of the Clearing House Com
mttee which, after an examination INTO the
affairs Of the bank notified it that clearings Tor
Yesterday would be refused
owing 10 the multiplicity of details requiring
immediate attention National Bank Examiner
Kimball in charge has been able to make pul
little progress In examination. The emDarrass
ment of the bank seems TO ARISE rom rom, ~ "a
investment of some 100000 in stock or ana
loans TO the Wool Exchange and the New ork
Wool Warehouse Company, the former or whlch
has lately suspended operations.
"A Setailed report is expected from the Ex-
aroiner at the earliest possible moment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
CONDUIT MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
WALL STREET THINKS 1T RELATES ~
THE NEW ELECTRIC COMPANY CHAR
TERED RECENTLY AT ALBANY.

great 9ea2 az p0O>>o oO1>osAS NnS SssM AsNNSeN
g., - o,,rsA Of the last few months regarding the
,,,,,s,e vse 10 Which ,he Metropolitan Street Rail
wav Company designed to put the conduNs "hich
# has been laying beside its tracks uptown III
Rroadwav and other thoroughfares, II having often
been declared that electric light wires would De Iad
,n ,ber and the assertion having been as often
aeniea NV the Metropolitan company, which mas IN
sisted that the conduts were solely an esseh'ai
NOR, NJ its UNDERGROUND trolley system. A day or
two ago another strange thing appeared Wheh seN
eral Young lawyers none OF them well Known se
6nanciers or capitalists incorporated at Albany the
New-york Gas and Electric Light. Heat and power
Cor,nanv with the great capital Of S2Sop"" "aii
Street could not at first understand the why anu
wherefore OF the new corporation but by yes'erdd!
II had generally reached the conclusion 'ha' '"e
connanvs promoters were ex-governor ri"''''
Anthony ~ Brady and their associates anu
had come 10 the further conclusion that there was
an Intimate relation between the Meuopo"'a'
conduit mystery and the mystery OF the new CON-
NAVY 4 few DAYS ago the Kings County Electro
Light and Power Company, represeF'eSS =" Edieon
Eientr,c Illuminating Company. by the purchase 3i
IFS stock and thus secured for itself pracucdSS ~
The electric lighting business OF the oofousn VI
prooklvn The same interests. as Is wei KNOW H.
control most Of the trolley lines IN b,o9hn ~,
ssrs slower and Brady and their friends are
planning extend their cohroi oa ;,h az bat end in
LEW and perhaps also later the consondauon OF
he gas companies of the two horouehS iah l 80
cured the incorporation Of the new sS'OyVVb 30 no
er, That corpora ton IT is ponted out mas r, ~
PaaHycn,se ard has made application for none Bu d
The Metropolitan's franchise is broao one ,stee
~. trancbise II Is declared, so far as II reIatss
N ta1 e,erfric lighting heating and power can ne
transferred 10 the new corporation toge'ne re- in
w. ea Of the new cOnduts. or as much spa III ~
ne use u NAV be required for the wires necessary
mem as , ,%y Of power for those purposes
TO. ny rnmor current Yesterday was thaI ths
new company is being backed by N GsoTge
ana ro,ida tbe electrical equipment for the Man,
ana Ra'lwav when that corporation decides 10
change it's motive power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
NEW YORK CITY.

The Schoonasters' Association VIII meet on
Saturday at l0,Sn a. m, at No II west forty-
fourth-st President William McAndrew VIII de-
liver his inaugural address.
The Hudson River steamer Mary Powell VIII
make her last trip for the season tomorrow one
leaves Desbrosses-st. North River. daily at Y:lo
o M and West Twenty-second-st., at $3.50 p m, for
Cranstons Cornwall Newburg New-Hampurg'
Milton Poughkeepsie Rondout and Kingston
THE New-York Observer out to-day. devotes
six pages 10 the funeral Of the Rev Dr. John
Hall containing authorized reports Of the adj
dresses fine portrait of DR.. Hall, an excellent
cut OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churcn ana
a carefully prepared list OF more than two nun
dred prominent people at the service.
The success attending the National exhibition OF
amateur and professional photographs at the Ma
tional Academy Of Design has encouraged the
managers Of the American Institute Fair. OF whlch
the exhibition is novel and leading feature. 10
add music 10 the other attractions. This Is the
last week Of the show. and there VIII be music
every afternoon and evening by Bent Brothers
Concert Orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting of the Railroad Commission. Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel. 10 a. m
Republican Westchester County Convention
White Plains. noon.
Ist Congress District Republican Convention. OF
ca,De,zs ('o,,,,,, N1pSSbe9S- Noo0-
Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce. l25o D. ~
HrpDbncan STATE EDITORIAL Association, meeting
at Fifth A venue Hoie also reception 10 the edt1ots
AZ the Republican club. No 40 Fnth-aVe, al J
D. m.
Presentation commemorative OF municipal con-
solidation OF a gold medal 10 Andrew n. Green
City Hall. noon
New-York Produce Exchange Committee 10 de-
part for the omaha Exposition on the Erie RAN
road p m.
Morris Park races. p. m.
Ratification meeting Of the West Side Republican
Club No ~ Boulevard, p m.
Nassau County Democratic Convention. Allen
Hail MineOla.
Republican New-York County Convention to nom
mate three Justices of the supreme Court ana one
Judge of the City Court
Business meeting of the New-York Credit Men s
Association. No. 200 West Broadway. 49, p III
Democratic Congress conventions p. m.
Union League Club smoker in honor OF the ke
publican editors Of the State, Colonel Roosevelt
and the other candidates on the Republican state
ticket 10 be present. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
WORKERS.

IN the Assembly Way Of the hollywood Inn Club,
in South Broadway this evening, Albert Lockwood
will give a piano recital in aid of the Yonkers AUX
fIiarv 10 the Red Cross He will have the assist
ance Of Mrs Henry S. Ives. soprano. There has
been a large advance sale OF tickets. and the aux
iary hopes to net a neat sum for its work.
The Choral Society met for the first rehearsal OF
the season in the hall of the Womans Institute
on Tuesday evening The study Of Arthur Foote's
Skeleton in Armor" begun. Mr.. burton the
conductor announced that there were rev vacan
cies in the bass and tenor sections and men with
good voices will be welcome. .
There will be special meeting OF the Members
General Committee OF the Hollywood Inn CUP ms
evening for the purpose Of preparing a iichet 20
be voted for al the annual election on Octoper ~
The members of the inn are taking grattyng IN
terest in its work and bringing In new names
each day. . ~ ooo,,,or
The Democrats will hold Congress convention
in Strives Hal this city. to-day. 1870.
The lth Separate Company Is getting us pas sri
bali team In shape for the winters WORN IN ne
team will include James Madden. ChaIles w ~
Jams Edward King. John Ryer' Joseph ,5rosslndI
NJ s Frazier and Bert Thompson. Practice games
are already being held III, ,, cha
The Hollywood Inn football team VIII pay une
frat game OF the season at the athletic held DUN
woodie, on Saturday. The team inciudes man nam
well known local players and Is under the indndse
ment Of George W. Gotham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
CFW.IFPSCY NEWS ~ BRIEF

lanes x Brown. alias Preston VINO SHOT ana
killed Policeman Gebhardt In Hoboken on July 20
was found guilty Of murder in the hrst degree III
Jersey City yesterday
The Republican State campaign VIII De opeheu
next week when Foster VI VOORHEES, after re-
e,gninr as Senator and Acting Governor. will take
the stump.
The % Regiment New-Jersey Volunteers. re-
turned TO Sea sirt yesterday TO turn over the
ordnance stores and on Saturday will return home
for thirty-day furlough previous to being mus
tered out.
The Battalion Of the East. New-Jersey Naval Re-
serves is 10 be mustered ont today and Is 10 re-
turn TO Hoboken this afternoon.
The Rev Robert NJ Oxford. of Passaic. formerly
managing Editor % THE New-York Observer, "
has nurchased 1.-THE Evangelist" and will become
editor
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-wEDNESDAY' OCT D. i'''
ARRIVED

pop1, OF Ew-YORK-wEDNEsDAY' OCT o. ie''
ARRIVED
Steamer Majestic r smith. Liverpool sept al s,eeT
Queenstown 20 NV WIN Wre ' Star Lane the
Bar at Dos arbarossa GER Richter Bremen sepem6sr
"a and southampton 25 Win mdse Srryed at the Bar
s Vera & S7 s'G 1 The Bar
' H9:i IL Set s HB0f s'?s nay!
ana Kingston IS. with mdse 10 PIN r0'"''
Arrived at h s, Bar a orchard Pneys Island
Sepiemoer es.e 10 Bowring Archibald Arrived at the
Bar at leon No Lmp St AIMS Bay sSD.s@0s s9
Fruit companHy Av[G Galveston T September %
steamer s IVES, October . with mdse and passengers 20
SINE. Ms0r e Mar Grant New-oreans September %
Win mdse to J T Van Sickle ., ~, Nor,o,x with
r5se and passengers to Old Dominion S. Co . and
steamer Princess Anne H upneas, ,c Ola dominion
Norfolk. with mdss and passengers !" O' N''''''''
IS steamer eo God.boro Townsend rhadeph'" with md'e
to s,Dsr f HSSs y J.. OFT, $50 p m-wnd south
west. light breeze; partly cloudy
steamers Bramble r Tor Trieste Britannia SBI'' Lv
erpool CGdsn B Ruens"entura Norfolk Hespea
T WI Genoa Marselles etc chrisana Gen bost9n
pIms s. Cushbert B Antwerp Heyelgs Beg Per
nambuce Bahia etc Guyandooe baiesto q' and jack
Ncryille Gan Marcos Galveston, Pretoria @ s, Thomas
and 81 Kits. Naccochee Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London Oct s-Arr,ved. steamer Manitou Obj. Far
''H liverpool oct ARRIVED. steamer Teutonc cB0'
os , Sss ,a5 s; Y"Ts rF'v' eo
Lizard Oct Passed. steamer Rotterdam Dutch
vqsss S''s5dsR 70, Steamer p
rs. New-York.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEoha' :.

ras, Buffalo Oct 6--CattleThere were no NJ market
sale ana verv light inquiry which sans lair dslns1s
onIc, tone calves in moderate supply 20 esV
and steady at the quoted nEures Choice 20 elamesTa.
81 2S good choice S6gs6 30 sheep Ton grade lsno:s
"ere IN Comparatively leht supply so good to sx!s
stronger. Sheep were STEADY Ls', =, choice s5gs Z,
common to fair sigsi IS sheep,Me,,nos,n,x Extra.
sstTs n0G % m far ssss so car,da' AZ
stronger Hogs--rhe market Was 10 ",,,sl 81 ~ Hs4
on sale The opening prices were - on on nIss rcusns
heavy So e0gs+ Workers 50 ootsS ga isS 90 NJ
he srs, few orders were nllsd the ma h above ~
and irregular. Workers net us', n. 3 ~ as I"
outside basis III ,owsr S3TS3 - ,Isymm
strong 20 Oast IS Sheep strong *-S''"
nrmer, So f5gN 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

At the meeting Of the Common Council on Tues
day evening action on the trolley FRANCHISE was
again postponed. A resolution to grant the fran
chise the Union Huckleberry Electric Conn
pany offered by Alderman Dallerd Out an
amendment was made and carried referring the
matter back to the Railroad Committee. letter
was read from ". n. Boand. president OF the
New-York Westminster and Connecticut Traction
Company in which he stated that his company
would give per cent of the gross receipts 10 the
city If the franchise was granted to that company.
At its meeting on Monday evening the Board OF
Education transacted much important business.
Among other things IL decided to make ar
rangements for public inspection and dedication
Of the new high school and school building NO ..
A motion was also made 10 procure plans lot a
new building to be erected in the Second W ard the
money for which appropriated at the last cleo
ton. e. -,
The Republican Assembly Convention for the
Ist Westchester District TO nominate an Assembly
man in the place OF Jared Z. SANFORD mas Deeh
called for Saturday. October ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
NEED OF MISSION WORK IN SPAIN.
SITUATION IN THAT COUNTRY SET FORTH BD-
FORE THE AMERICAN BOARD.

Grand Rapids. Mich oct. 5.-To-days session OF
the American Board Of Foreign Missions opened
with devotional exercises led by the Rev Clarence
Swift OF Lansing. Mich. President Lamson ap-
polnted committees TO report on home department
and surveys Of the missions. The Rev DR.. James
l. Barton finished reading the surveys Of missions
begun yesterday by Secretary Judson Smith Mrs
William H. Gulick. Of San Sebastian. Spain. gave
an account Of the mission there. and It's removal
10 Barritz France. which was occasioned by the
war When the treaty Of peace is signed. the mis-
sion will be transferred to Madrid
The Rev Dr. James l.. Barton, secretary of the
foreign department. read a review OF the missions
I'm his department In part 1t was as follows:
To the best element In our country the war with
spain has been a war for humanity, and not one or
rrevenee or conquest While rcgTettng that there
should ever be war we cannot but be grateful mat
by II millions have been freed from tyranny ana
oppression. and will now enjoy the privileges Of
general education and religious liberty. Whlle
cuba. Porto Rico and possibly, the philippines. are
thus rejoicing In a newborn freedom What o Ot
Spain and her seventeen and one-half millions OK
souls, priesi-rldden like Manila. m!sgoverned IKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
GEO. CLINT Co.
IS. IS Axo At WEST 23eS1.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: ts4 ANo is6 WEST i9"srReer

Barry. Oct 5-sailed, steamer camoay 'br' Hess'
York x..u,,,, c,tv (2n
Watkins New-York for Bristol . Antrim
Sharpness Oct Arrived. steamer county A
p I,,, n 0ct Arrived steamer Mokta 'Br Gov
dew New-York for Copenhagen. .....- pstsr
Stettn. Oct ARRIVED. steamer Burseffhe's0'' 49,
sen Ger Ketterer. New-iork 49,. z,,asr,ei
Bremen Oct 5.Arrryed steamer a'ss,1 nsiss'
Hamburg oct 5-Arriyed. steamer AsHaSna"
p1 psoir oc, ARRIVED steamers ocean tDgen.
Carson New-York: Maasdam Dutch. Potter Tn,acsl
Amsterdam oct Arrived, steamer char'ois "
Peters. New-York ,,,..,, ,r2r, f2r,ageS
Gibyaltar OCT 5-Passed steamer victoria 'D'''
Genoa etc. for New-fork =. .. ~, Chris
AIgiers sept 2s-saed. steamer Fortuna tNof'' III"
tophersen from Yokohama. etc for Ne" = Ok ,Bn
Naples Oct Arrived. steamer Trojan f''' Wv
Eagleton NeW-lork. ,,,--... M, Harm
Trieste, oct t-Ssiled. steamer to"'a'h" ann
santos oct S-saIed steamer Roman Prince ODD 'O'
It's New-York. $1,000. ,.a,,bus tBn
Montevideo Oct 3--Arrived. steamer Aeah'hus ''"
Worrell New-York for Buenos Ayfes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Mrs. Roy stone. OF Washlls' V','
ASTOR-Assistant Paymaster c. w. Penrose. L.
s n BUCKINGHAM-Ex-C Congressman Ben H.
Fairchild OF Pelham y. Y. FIFTH ANbNCt-
Ex-Judge Stevenson Burke. OF cleveland ohio.
State Senator Edgar Bracket OF saratoga
State Railroad Commissioner @ W. Dunn. or Blng-
hamton and ex-Congressman George west OF
p:allston GRAND-Colonels d. d. Wheeler ana D.
S Campbell L. A OFFMAN-bH-o0f s. e S2
man lanes MuIiken of Pennsylvania HOLLAND
Daniel II Mcmillan. of Buffalo. lMPEhiAL|
Lieutenant A. Bosworth Smith, X. n, OF England
NATURALIZATION 5. Maxim OF Lohuo','
NETHERIAND-E. II. Butler Of Buffalo PLAZA
The Rev j P Dore, Of Chicago. STuRIENANl
Colonel G. b Davis. L. S A WALDORF-Juies
fInthridge. OF Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
TARR YTOWN.

Paul Christian. a waiter employed in the family
OF Mrs Jane Phelps. had serious bicycle accident
yesterday Christian riding down Mckeel-ave.
hin when he lost control OF his wheel and dashed
into tree. He picked up unconscious and
removed to the Tarrytown Hospital. where IL was
found that his skull was fractured and he In
ternally injured
The funeral OF Mrs John f Schall sr.. was held
In Christ Episcopal Church Tuesday. Burial
was I'm Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Miss Julia Helen Ferguson and Walter Low Clark
were quietly married Tuesday by the Rev. J.
II Phillips pastor Of the Ardsey Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
RELIEF TO CONE AT NOON TO-DAY.
THE WEATHER BUREAU PROMISES FAIR AND
COOLER WEATHER.

The Weather Bureau promises some relief to-day
from the oppressive weather Of the last few days.
Showers and rather high temperature for this time
of the year will prevail during the early morning
hours but relief from this condition will come be
fore noon. According to the indications late last
night the rain will disappear before the hour for
luncheon. fair weather will prevail FOR the
remainder OF the day. and. what is equally well
come the thermometer will register number OF
degrees lower temperature.
This forecast VIII not only be welcome 10 the
average person. but will laso be boon to the
shippine men whose vessels have been delayed by
the fog which has hung the Lower Bay and
around Sandy Hook ever since Sunday last. With
n lower temperature and fair weather the fog will
disappear. and allow vessels TO enter the haroor
side Of the Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
SCARSDALE.

The ceremonies attending the unwilling OF a
bronze tablet erected by the Westchester County
Historical Society to mark the birthplace OF Daniel
D. Tompkns former Governor OF NewYork State
and Vice President Of the United States. will he
held on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Addresses
will he made by Hugh Hastings the State His
toran. Of Albany and Justice ]. .. Dykman OF
White Plains. The Historical Society has erected
huge granite monument near the entrance 70 Fox
Meadow, the country seat Of Miss Emily n. Butler
In the New-York Post Road. In the monument IL
set a bronze tablet. which is appropriate ly IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
ELMSFORD.

John McGovern. farmer Of this place. who was
struck by eastbound trolley-car on the larry
town, White Plains and Mamaroneck Railway on
Thursday night and fatally injured. died yester-
day McGovern walking along the Tarrytown
Road when he struck by the trolley-car and
run over. Both OF his legs were cut of, and he
lay on the tracks for twenty minutes, when he
was discovered by William LorenZ just In time 10
prevent a Westbound car from passing over him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
NEW-ROCHEILE.

The Village Assessors are bard AZ work complet-
Ing the assessment roll The indications are that
the total valuation will he less than last year as
the assessors have discovered many discrepancies
In the old roll In cases they have found
double assessments and in others property unjust
~ valued and out OF proportion. Some personal
assessments the last roll will not appear on the
new one The Board is composed OF Charles n.
Striker Peter Brady and C. VI. Soaring
Mrs. Anna VI. Ely Secor. the wife OF James F.
Secor died at her home in Pelham Manor yester
day Mrs Secor eighty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
ct LOFTS MARKETS.

st, Louis, Oct 6S9 mi Sd tssS,s s. OSsss -
c,Sar SO 759ss WheaSpot lower: No re-, re-. .rab.r.
elevator $50 bid track sc:e o So hard cash e
rSno dull nominal. No 2 cash Pc ooiIooaoise ID
2oHc; december 2ssa2sAe bid Nay h,d Tt1acs cst.
SsMc. becember 22Sc bid. May 2ie BID ~. $50
2SGo5i,c Bran steady 10 nrm' sacked ess, Ssiyy ~
loS butter unchanged. creamery. l>gZ2e' ''
l7i-c Eggs higher. l3c
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coUpy cALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

,.uata D,v,son-supreme CourtBefoTe van bT III
P j. Barrett Rumsey pa 70 S ST. a. co. g. 81 So
g. o. So 81 ~ 81 Special Term-Par Before smy'h
calendar called At 1879 "a nj npetore Freed
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ls ls Ss , S 1872 100 Case gnanishe before Cohen
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finished. s...,o, 7,s-,r--p,,t vI-Before Bischon
Moons to be from Special Term raG' PRYOR
supreme en- 6 2s rsz aq' railway com
pay NO d@y Term-Part IBefore Truax L.
pIeferTed causes 572o 1855 52 sS Gs a9 2Sa .
02n TG:g g ss:o sa, F:aFs e sso' ss
o2o 2159 2I o. Trial rerm~Part Iv-Before BOOK
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Supreme court--lrlai l'IiI at -
'h spTene c.ourt-Tria Tern-Part X1-Before McAdam
JECauses 10 sent from preferred calendar Tor uiA
ssrroeates Court Chambers Before Arnold S-CouIt
opens at i030 a. wills for probate: Arthur X TagG
at 10 m: Frank yates "i Van. N9 T.b "' al
10 30 a. M Honora Green. at u a M Meta schwartz
At slrPoga;es Cour-Trsl Term-refore Fitzgerald s
10 1870 viii Of James o'Hars. a, 1890 a. m ,.o,,,
opens 10 Motions at A.. 1910 a m opvyer j.
NO. 1917 45e5 1890 S. Si53z. sos $3.50; i5i2: s2sS
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Nos 1905 lsa i2so 1879 l2sa i2s5 l2,s 10 lsi 2
245i3 1858 1883 1880 1919. 1926 1880 ll9l. i2i iSs9
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ISaS 1901 1902 1903. lt5 iio-. $50. CD. lu5' ~.
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CITY Cour-Trial Tem-rart Iv.Before conlsn. =,
short causes Nos 1921 $3.50 i753. 1882 545. 5ol 4142
b57i 5Gle s>.3. 5425. Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth. J.
Matter Of wiIson-John Deiahun;y.
Matter az Giles-Bartow ;. Weeks
% N0reWood-Richard NJ Henry.
Matter Of 3uhern-Adhm Wiener.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth, J.
Hyman Frieilender agt. Samuel Flouman-Eis1nund
Eonig.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
ALBANY oct 5-Court of Appeals calendar for
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