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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

ABOUT Two-THIRDs OF THE PART BETWEEN
SCHENECTADY AND COHoES FOUND
TO RE IMPROVED

Albany. April "A (SpecaD.-The members o. the
Canal Comm ss,on jourreyed TO Schenectady to-day
from Glens Falls. and then. taking carriages. in
spected the work of improving the Erie Canal under
.he 100000 appropriation from Schenectady 20
Cohoes.
The Erie Canal follows the Mohawk River north
ward from Schenectady FOR fonr or five miles. and
then bends eastward with il TO Cohocs. a distance
OF nineteen miles About :wo-thirds Of the Erie
Canal on this line has been improved and large
amount Of vertical and slope wall OF massive
stone construction has been built The canal passes
the Mohawk Rive: twice on large aqueiucts.
and q. Eexford Flats there are severa miles of rock
cutting.
Hundreds OF ,aborers discovered at work
upon the canal contracts Wherever the canal I'M
provement work mad been completed il apparently
had been done thoroughly. There was however A
big stretch OF the canal between Crescen; and Co
hoes which rad not been touched owing 10 lack
OF money. and thus the deepening and improvement
OF the canal further west was not as advantageous
as would otherwise have been the case, since the
enlarged type % cana)-boat desired cannot navigate
q shallow canal.
The Canal Commission will Journey 20 Buffalo
Tonight, and will examine the canal contract work
between Buffalo and lockport tomorrow
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Proposals.
OF THE INTERIOR, Wash.

ington. D. c.. April /. isos.-Sealed proposals On
dupllcate) will be received this Department until
O'Clock p m. Thursday May .. $685. and will be I'M
rediary opened thereafter In presence OF such bid
dcrs as attend for furnishing following classes OF
supplies etc. for the Department Of the Interior and inc
Cvil Comm sson during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1899 Wit ID fuel and ce CD for fui
ure photo graphic and other miscellaneous euppes @
FOR stationery At the and place proposals VIII
received for such groceries dry goods SHOES
drugs paints. hardware. fuel Ice lumber. chen'icas
laboratory apparatus engraving etc. may be required
by Hospital for the Insane the Geologic.
Survey and Howard Univ.reity respectively CURING
fiscal year Indicated Proposals will also De re-
ccived for the purchase during the same pe1od OF no
waste paper o! the Department OF the Interior blus
mus, made on Government blanks. Contracts eHcept
stationery. miscellaneous supplies ana puronsse
waste pape-) wi. awarded subject to an appropflaon
by Congress Forms Of proposals. etc. VIII be luih's's
on appcaton requests for blanks must designate ie
classes supplies upon which 1t Is proposed 70 oo a.
bidders are invited he present at the opening 'oN
NEI.II'S BLISS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
REAL ESTATE.
THE SORRENTO APARTMENT-HOUSE SAID
TO HAVE BEEN SOLD.

II was reported among real estate brokers yester-
day that the Sorrento apartment-house. at tho
northwest corner OF Thirty hrst-st. and Madison
ave- had been sold for about $3.50 o0O the trans
action being in part trade. The building Is
owned by the w J. Merritt Company. and at the
companys offices II denied that deal invov-
ing the Sorrento had beer fully closed. No
further statement the subject could be obtained
The Sorrento is handsome seven-story structure
97x95 and Is of comparatively recent construction
Pans were submitted to the Department OF Build
ings yesterday by Drummer Tryon FOR the con-
struction OF a nve-story brick and terra Gotta
building for the Clara de Hirsch Home for Working
Girls OF No q West Seventy fourth-st The
building Will be erected at an estimated c0st o!
100000 the north side of sixty third-st 70 ieet
east OF 'rhird-avc l25xso Mrs. Oscar s Straus Is
the president of the Home .
The Frank l.. Fisher Company sold for Y. F.
Pelletreau the southeast corner OF West Eno-nve
basement dwelling house. 1sx65. to a Mr. Carvaiho.
It was learned that the New-York Realty Com
pany Flake Downg) had traded the six:story
for other HOp PEI Sna but all n
regarding the deal was withheld by those con-
C. F. ". Johann:ng sold for Mrs. Fle,.chma ma, /
%sv T fGr sOG IS to have esOd
nvcstory nathouses on the north side OF onehun
56i S The seG properly g
chased by her at auction about two weeks ago
broadway
son 4 Pryor sold in foreclosure the three story
stonc-front dwcliing-house. 16.sxlM5. No 70" Eas.
Seventy -irst-st.. 10 the plaintiff for Nao", 'nc
four-siory brick dwelling house; lsxinn NO %. ~
West N!nety-sCvcnth-st.. TO william feao. u, io
sl7ON; the three-s,ory stone-front dwelling mouse
iG7xSS3. No. 1874 Lexngton-ave.. 10 AieNa nae,
Holland SlleDo ard the lot 2SxsSo 40. 90 EaS'
One-hundred- and-sxty-fi 10 sophie Marin
for S, rs. 49,, .,,.o
Peter + Meyer sold in foreclosure ne three
story stone. front dwelling. OxSo. No " Seconu.
ave- 70 the Plaintiff. for 5000 and he fonrsto s,
stone front dwelling house. ?5xESs. No so We s
Twenty III .rd-st.. to the planfit LOT S''"'' WV
and above mortsaCe. !ntcres; and costs. -.
L. j. phillips sold ny order OF trustees me p'o IT,
lcl qv66lx irregular with the Presbuf col'aEe ~.
Occan-avc.. runni = through Ia Second-saHe' Lo"s
Branch. " j.. to Mrs Logan ior S.S ~ st.. tho
William NJ Ryan Sold by order oil he'ts' ti,e
,hroe.storv Brick dwelling house with brick stable
95ylo0 No Al Capron-s.. 10 Lowenfe'd q Frasc''
for Sl5.l25 -, ooo,.o, tho
two-and story and basement brick HWe.,'aS
house 1880. No Of James TO A. nneS ,ol s,'s
Richard Y. llarnett sold. by ORDER OF eAecu ~,
thn fhreo-story frame and brick bnding iront'
with ihrees,ory brick building In rear 49, Cor
III West Nineteenth-st.. 10 Samuel GoIdsu'ke'' '''
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
BRIDGE CAR TOLLS DISCUSSED.
COMMISSIONER SHEA ASKS THE TROLLEY
COMPANIES FOR A COMPLETE DE
TAILED STATEMENT.

Representatives Of the trolley companies that run
cars over the Brooklyn Bridge had a conference
yesterday morning with John L. Shea the COM
missioner OF Bridges who wants 70 secure an
agreement for an increase OF car tolls on the
Bridge The representatives OF the companies ar
gued that while il true that the Bridge re-
ceipts were being reduced greatly by the contrac,
which the companies made with the former
trustees Of the Bridge about one hundred thousand
persons ride over the Bridge in the tro!lcy-cars
every day. and five cents each. because no
extra fare is charged for crossing the bridge IN
those cars and individual citizens therefore save
the amount OF the deficit IN the bridge receipts
They also declared that while the city received
fve cents car for round trip over The t5rldse
x cost tho companies % cents car each mp ana
IL would nc hardship TO Increase the to.i IN view
OF the great expense 10 the companies IN laying
the tracks on tho Bridge.
Commissioner Shea said the companies must take
into consideration the fact that the Bridge receipts
falling OFF a. the rate Of 10000 year on
account Of the travel on the trolley cars lie sara
he desired from the companies detailed statement
Of the of operating their cars on III" Bridge
and of the receipts and number OF passengers
carried. The representatives promised to prepare
these statements.
The elevated roads were not represented at the
conference. because they have not begun running
cars and q separate conference with them will be
held later. In their general statement the COM
panles say that they have aired more extra men
TO operate the Bridge than have been dis
missed by the Bridge Commissioner from me
Bridge service because OF the falling of in receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
MAYOR vETOEs GROUTS REPAIRING BILL

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday vetoed the bill which
President Grout of the Borough Of Brooklyn caused
ne introduced into the Legislature. providing for
q uniform system OF levyng assessments FOR re-
paving streets in the city.
Mr.. Grout made the declaration. when the Mayor
gave a hearing or the bill recently. that the
charter provided for the repaving OF streets in
Manhattan AT the expense o. the entire city while
in Brooklyn the property-owners had TO pay half
the cost Of repaving streets The Mayor wanted
TO know II the Board of Estimate empov cred
by the charter TO lay the of repaving streets
in any part OF the city upon the entire city. ana
when Mr.. Grout sai1 such was not the opinion OF
General Tracy and William {. De Witt. the Mayor
declared that he wanted horseback" opinions
ard intmated that lie did have much respect
for the opinions Of General Tracy and Mr.. De
Wit;.
II after consultation with the Corporation
Counsel that the Mayor decided yesterday that the
Board Of Estimate had full power under the char
ter TO equalize assessments for repavng. and.
therefore. he decided 70 veto the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

Transportaton-Depa OF the Interior. o nas
OF Indian Affairs Washington. d. c. March 49, Iooo;
sealed proposals viii be received BY me oomm n, u
o'clock p m Wednesday, April - lSos for iuInisn h
for beet nouf, bacon
articles OF agricultural implements
harness hardware. medical and otner supplies also o,is
Tor In. OF such OF the artces goods ana
supplies be contracted for TO be delverea a..
the agencies sealed proposals VIII also De rcceiveu a.
Nos 57-I3 street. New York City until J 9e!oeH
~ N n, 1uestay May H. 1898 FOR furnishing for tho
india, Snryre coffee sugar. rice. baking powder.
soap groceries blankets wooden and cotton goods clotn-
ana school books. Bids mus, be made or Government
Hsnks Schedules giving all necessary Information for
bdIsrs wi be furnished Application az the indian Of
zee Washington y. G.. Nos. 77-I9 Wooster street New
yo-k rI,y No 1902 Chicago H.: the Com
mssaries % subsistence L. ;. A. az cheyenne Leaven-
worm omaha St Louis -. Paul and san Francisco,
the pos,mascrs a, city. fankor Arkansas Ci,y
caldwell Topeka wichita. and Tucson BIOS WIZ De
onenet ie above stated. and BIDDERS
ere Invited 70 be present the opening ". A JONES
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s$1 W.: sS ~. ,so'h.
Mannhemer Isssc and Fanny. to Bernhard If,
esee%s G HH lssI ' TO- Xaohss Fucker
Bvrnride-aye cooa II OF i1sth-st aemana ~
hu,oy y. Wn':ow E % Hanna G'0o na.nsA l..
Golden. Marsars, F. to Ellen wilson. 5 :,
ds sn s M,+r Of 5 ssEa. 'Ss'' Good "
ridge. Indefinite lane leading from New-iork
and Albany Pos, Road to Riverdaie contains 81
Broi Phillp to simon E Bernhelmer and another.
r1vin. W Wlam j. :, sa'? Sanno i,eyns ct al sw
corner Topping st and i''th S. to Grsyus,.
Avenue A. " s. 500 IT and 1913 IT n OF s'n- ..
Levins. Sanno E, al to Gordon k Bel. same o.
Goldman, Joseph and Frank. to Lincoln G Me -,
C'ormack. No Sal Shave ,ear.............. lo'o
Hassey August G. to Emile Massey and an.
o,h'r executors. cic Amsterdam ave 30 &c
Garland chris,op6cT ~ to samuel Garland. No
- HoratIo- ST. demand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Bqrs Cherries to Lee wtsthem liner corner a.
Blank. Sophie Il. Rosa Blank. o'th-si. ." :,
Deiancy. Anaie ". to alc1inier wye and an.
other. trustees. etc. No liG East %'h-st. M
Same 10 Howard Wright, .ame property. SO
Ksh: Aon,e b to Edward ana Henry H aa 81,
MayssTs.r io S and % Ana" ' to Jacob KoeH
+sd-.,, 1884 Il OF ID ave. years.....;... 80
ioS r, q Amsterdam. ave. year, :....:....: so
wercrer. william, TO Mc'ropotan improvement
AiseiiinFsss BIZ. to wii'iam II Hal. No as 80
petr, AIDA H. 70 Tltlc Guarantee and Trust 40
Sanford. Charles II. 10 oiive pe b"iSedon. No -
n IVES, oSih ST. , years .....;......- 80
ICES ETC 81 90 Gth ave. : ycars"............. 10
Winter. Nannete and George II. 70 Emma l.
Hawkins. s.w Canal ST. "a ! q y from n : .
LORD rra9e: , ana CHARM =, o.. w",hr renc4
i5oth--, ard Walton ave present lines. . years" 50
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NEW RIILDINGc.

i7,h-st. No Is East. for 81 story hres ware,
b. S%ui: s w. ;sh os' ou- Sso'Fi ~v.Tdon P,H
Of No IL Union square architects. ......-;;. s'''
Nos 'o ?, S,ss SIX r isi S',
reinbc-s. owners. bernstein. Of No 10 20
raihouse WIKI stores. 4ox>o.o and SIS. Levy K
Goldsten. Of No 49, Eas' Eroai~aF. o"n"-s' >.
7th- -, 40 10 Eas' for SIX story brick IA
house. with stor"s 23NSo Fam, I'inkcisp'si -
M IN East Gd'h ~. own"'. Nriz"r R"'i .,
G3i s.. $ 90 It . o; b a,c. for a i've story
Working Glrls. II 40 p West 7'th-si. owne-;
Brinne. Tryon. OF 40 30 Union square. ARCH ,on
Isth-s'. : s. 3ci It e - hycnnc r. :,r one
story frame shop. 2oScs Mazean Owner and
M-c;raw ave. . - e W OF rhe-io, = Tor
tvo-s'ory md et,ic fame dwelling a'r7e ."N
$50 u : c Ross owners. charles Money.
sd-alc. W s. $50 :, 5 o, iG5.h s., fr ,vo nv,
Mo-y srick nat. l'sNS, AID nd = US: ~ aso
liih-st. 5 s. 25a f . q 81 ave for Two two
wory frame dwellings. :2N'5. Annie IN'rn'n.
on and Io'h-s'. owner: James Troman.
vanderbilt ave. :, 40 It n Of lesih -, ~
Moscr. No 1929 vanderbilt ave. owner
Miller. architect ........-..-. =
ALTERATIONS.
ID ave. :. from Goth to o7'h 81. q h1.c
story hrrk and .'on. carsAlle. 2oi.ll1N',
Port.f 20 "a Rroaiway arcfi:cc,. 1850
Pear ST. No 200. - fonr story lrick naren'ns'
and Offices. Emil Canaan. 80 West '''h - .
7oth-,,. No 9i5 East. n,e-'tory hrl,k ard
tenement. WIKI store. Joseph steiner. 10
as Ea., Goth q. owner Edward wrnz. arcA!-
w ,sS' g, 40. ess and go % an esn, story br-k
siorss ~, nous. .iniiu- Won owner Ircderct
Jacobsen. 40 / so Broadwa'. architect ....--- ="
ps and a on. hat .'ry frame dw.u,ar. SUI
Ivan. owner: Lawrence & Rngrose. architects 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
DISSATISFIED BARK TOWED INTO PORT.

San Francisco. April H-At ocloc!: Tuesday
night the steamer Arca'a. bound in from Coos Bay.
sighted the British bark Will Scott. under jury
rig. ten miles off Duxbury Reef. The tug Reliance
vas Immediately dispatched TO aid the vessel and
mas su ;Gcedea in towing her into port
Hiogo for Puget Sound, but she was unable TO
reach her destination. She is about as badly dam
aged as she could be without being total wreck
She was struck by hurricane February l3 and
cOmplete'y ds.nasted
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bel. Elizabeth 7 and George s. to the Geimania
Fire Insurance Company. . Jackson
2l10 1t from Intersection 1boston-ave and
JGckson-ave. also 81 II os l0Sth-st
Jack Ito n
from intersection OF Boston Jackson
also SIG n % iGsth- si. years.. 1000
SchGlze. Frederick G. TO Hudson Rose. lots 353
and 35A. block J. amended map Mapes estnte.
Fnlay. Alfred II. TO Hudson Rose. lots 400 and
40 block p amended map Mapes estate.
Wainwright. William Paul H.rzos vs.
tnon-aye. p Il o. proposed ia!s,-st or Beck
Harre.l. Ada l.. to Cansevoort Bank q Amster-
darp-aye. extends from Ham l45th f,
Fzlinger, August. to Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company lSth-si l42.G II " OF Avenue C.
Ecnbenz. Charles n to william q Weber No ~
% West llith Fl. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Ea!iltan. Thomas. 10 Thomas p Gaigan.
anthony ave. $50 n OF Burnside ave, yesr. I05I
collins. Frances and james, 20 John \ picker-
son 1t a.. trustees. etc. N0 o4G 18th ST.
Arnold. william TO Emily c 5roden 30 81 IVES; "'"'
49th-si years ............... ..... eooo
Berepsch. Morris C. 10 Mari Brun.r lo,s No: "'""
ID and 10. map IL. villa sites and so lots Of
portion 81 Anthony estate years............ mn
beedori Johanna, 20 Bernheimer 4 Schmid No
~ Hth-aye. demand ......................... <EOo
ra % Mar, !, 70 Eliza seselken 2is-s,. 80"
Metirath. Michael J. 70 Benjamin r BOVINE no '
Oh East l2sth-et. secures ...........'. 90
Kennedy, Carrie S. TO Edward and Henry Hlrsh
As ll*th-ft 800 = Of boulevard . MONTHS "a doo
berger william c. TO Mount 81 Vincent Co
operau"e building and Loan Associa don +,
Clinton -. 600 II OF Tremon;-ave install
Collins Francis ana Jam.s to Joseph or.,. 90"
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ELECTROCUTION ~ THE BAY STATE

Boston. April Ex-Governor Wolcott has signed
the bill providing for the electrocu,ion Of persons
condemned 20 dea III. in pace OF hanging all SEN
fences TO be carried out in the State Prison. The
new law VIII no; apply 10 those now under IN
oietment nor to any person who committed murder
prior TO the act going into effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
DROPOSALS For THE CONSTRUCTION

OF SEWERS OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
rms or TN, DISTRICT or COGJ'MBfA Washington
t. g.. April = S9S--SEALED PRoPOrAI : VIII be re-
c.iycd III this Office until IL O'Clock NJ April 49, 1898
Tor constructing sewers In the plstrc, o., Columbia
srecirc,ous and blank forms = proposals may be OBJ
,,,incd Al THIS Office. JOTfN " ROSS. JOHN b. WIGHT.
Ii.ACk lomnllss Oners. u. g.
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npoSals Will be received at

STATIONERY. Proposals Will be received at
= the Serre'ary's Ohre. Na,y Department. washing
ton T. g.. until O'Clock p. Thursday. May D. lS's.
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter for furnish
ing stationery ard miscellaneous supplies Tor the Navy
peparfeut n Washington during tie fiscal ending
Iu-e Blank forms - proposals giving the neccs-
.arv Inflammation , be- furnished application 10 tho
I,eparfrien, IoHS II. LpNG. Secretary. i-S-"s
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DROpOsA1.s FOR STATIONERY. Etc-Of-

- nca II the Pubic Printer Washington. D. g. April
9--Seaed proposals Will De eceY'd this office
,,n,l O'Clock =. m. MAY = 1895 Tor furnishing sta
ti0nery tao! cc hardware. plumbing and electric sup
plies lumber &C. COR The ufe Of tho Government Print
INC on . lrrg fscal year ending June 30 1899
The hight 10 rejcc and al BIDS and 10 waive defects
f. reserved Detailed schedules Z the stationery fuel.
leo e'c reqIirel. accompanied by blank proposals and
raguiti0ns with which bidders
NAV ho Obtained hy addressing this Once. r. ".
PALMER. Public Printer
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. Etc.-Otticc

Of the Public Printer. Washington. ID. C.. April
ieos sealed PROPOSALS VIII received AZ this once
until f. O'Clock a. m NAY 6. 1898. for furnishing
,n.fer,t Of the Government Printing
orc during tlc nsral year ending June 80 1899 the
rlco, 20 ,eiee, any and an bids and - waive defects is
rnsrrvea Detailed schedules ~ the material etc re-
anired accompanied by blank proposals. and giving the
r.g,to,i ms with Which bidders comply may b.
oht,incl adlressing this Office F. w. PALMER
Printer
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Of Supplies AID Accounts. Navy peparm'nt wash,
nr.0- u n'c0ck APRIL 10. 1898. ana
nthlliy oranea Immediately thereafter furnish he
Ncy, York Navy Yard quantity ~ wisp hroor' wooen
o,ee,. bone buttons rubber buttons combs salt
water soap candles ari coee. Blank posals will be
furnished upon Application 'o tho Navy Pay ONCE. New
YORK FpWIS STEWART. Paymaster General T. 8. "
4.gS
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celaneous Supplies War Department. Washington
u C. hprl l. 1895 Sealed proposals. In duplicate. Will
h. received her. un'u 0cl1,k p. m MAY . 1905 and
hon opened furnishing stationery and niscc laneous
Supplies t.rooms Brushes. scans Towels. etc. for War
D.nar,ne,, and ard OFFICES during fiscal
ending juno 80 1890 Information furnished on appcs
ton Proro~aa must be nciosed In sealed envelopes In
'T~,rosals ~ stationery. an! PRO
r,sal. f0r e supplies respectively. and ad
rhi~f = Su0nv Div.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

DlNSio1-Supreme COurt-BaS,re Br1ln.
j.; Pas,.:son Rren I1srsham and Mclaush!n il
'E;"i q p H x e. sFd :s 80 q, 81
supreme C"urtIspscal Term--Psrt before Bi.chon.
supreme coaTspsA @! Tsrm al ps'o B.,ore rr.ed
supreme T:3@P.., Pare %' smith
Na @ ' rnan nto9s
500 S:ss ana a, .'' oG %Ss sso soss
st.7 $50 esll ssl ssa2 Ell Co.'S s5cs tSS Ss5i
se $50 s 1 S SsS ss Sss &c., c a ss o. SO,
ses, COCO. 1913 cc's 500 o72i. oI2s s7as IN
n.hsS 10 be sent from Part " for trial Case IN
stprem. Court-sp.,isl T.rn,-Par v1-B.tor. s,over.
apes l 1 fsfi Scott
9o-ona, on No Se4 srffer ag Manhattan Railway
s::i..s s.s:. ,s; ,7ss
i: :ss Is5ss isss ls ~,
suPr.me caar'Ir.al gern-Par. iii Before Williams.
S s., ~ Ss. asss ' sso $50 'S case ' aS
to !. ..a' ,ls@ Fsr h IF for pS s
ssS.s' 70 3. :.' il, Trf If 70,
rs. supT.ns E..r,,T r. Ts I'm; TIbs:o.e css.
ssS5:%s si.;I.1 Ys.'its ss pfe s
s sSa sc7s 9s ss7d 1 ss7 sa;i .sT
Supreme Court-Trlal Term-par, vIII--I,efore Beck
mar Cause. to be from Par. vi FOR trial cear
Jocsusss to DO sen, from Part VII for trial Case
e Be- Vii f2r iris HesI>'"
J-causes to be sen, from Part VII rial Cas-. IN
Supreme court-rriaI rcrrn-Par, xII-Before Chester
causes 70 be sent from preferred calendar FOR trial
surrogate's Court-chanbers- Before Arnold. s-Mo-
ton calendar called at 1890 M wills Tor probate
heichier William Bel at 1880 a. m; Ruth f. WEEK
surr a. % VAT 4 sfnDey s nserad
Nc , ise eou m 8 SGsn ks ss' Court
'Dcn sy a SoI 10 m Motion; 1910 o
ass o. 2sis $751; 2 2ss7 4as S9
era 1,s l mn ,lS ls I'LL Ills s is' isi i'aa
cl,y ccuI: rsrm-rar n-Ad,ourn.a for tn.
Ss. ssco 1851 sTo ST II s;s S a "a,
81; lss sss' s''s So 'S VS. 1s e s. s 81
ssns;s; s.4 go:
81 a. "a 81 - - - sisf ~. IT, 81: o.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme cou-.
T. Bischon IT, J.
Matter Q: A:k.r - p Van osasbsek
Mater Mater o. Iorsrdo-w;,s,I Ls!remors
New-York Life Insurance Company Egg. ITamm.rsten--
BY Freedman J.
Wronkow aSt Aith9t two c.ses,.Adrt.n II. rarkn.
Hencken sst. LAmbrecht chree case.)--Augustus II.
vanderpoe.
Reed at. B.,tmann ohree case.-Ausi.tu. H. Wander
pool.
xipp ag Iaterman-s. L. H. Ward.
BY Smith, J.
Esse. Schaenei -four cascs)-Francis speir 1r
Kennedy agt Heesen,ann--Julius H. Mayer
BY Cohen j.
Kahn agt smith--Hsnry erase
BY Mclaughlin. j.
1yas sst won-Ausustus X Hand
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Citn ]Droprrlp O. CT.

Citn Property % Etl
ON WASIIINGTOH- ST House. with store near Gan
CIU sevoori Market. 81 900
BURNlIAM & VAN vIIET. 10 sth-
EFT houses reduced ront. Wcs' Side a
IL speciality STEVENS. H3i columbus.
uATH- ST. - IVES between 5h and 9Th aycs -fArgr
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