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New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
NEW.YORK CITY.

2 stiles Ely president OF the Wetmore Home
Acknowledges the receipt of 500 from r Tor
tho Home.
The Young Mems Bible Class Of the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist Church meets every Sunday morning
AZ sf5 o'clock Charles f. Hughes is the leader
The membership has grown to one hundred. Re
ceptions are held once month.
Tomorrow AZ p. m. in Cooper Union MelviI
Dewey secretary Of tho Board OF Regents OF the
University Of the State of New-York and State
librarian will deliver a lecture on "rhe Relation
Of the Library 10 the Public" This IS one Of tho
course on educational topics given under the su-
spices of the Board Of Education.
James Altman Will lecture on Some Socialist
Leaders" before the Mems Club Of the People 5
Home No as East Eleventh-st on Tuesday even
ing.
Demonstrations Of American corn as a focd
product are to be given at the Paris Exposition Of
1900 II e. proposed 10 establish corn Kitchen
AZ the Exposition. Practical tests Will he made
and the bread will he freely distributed. Corn
bread mixed bread and biscuits 'johnne cakes.
mush corn dodgers" and hominy will he made
in the kitchen. II is believed that through this
exhibit a foreign demand for American corn can
be created for all Of the surplus crop.
The Rev Dr. 3 H. Virgin. pastor Of Pilgrim
CONGREGATIONAL Church will address the mems
meeting at the Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. No West One-hundred-
and-twenty-ffth-st.. on Sunday afternoon At 40
o'clock His subject will be wedding"
Dr. A C. Coolidge. of Harvard University. will
lecture this evening and Monday evening AT
Cooper Union. on Russia in the Nineteenth Cen
fury" The lectures IN the Peoples Institute
course. and begin AZ o'clock
At the Manhattan Liberal Club, No. 20 East
FYfteenth-st. this evening Josiah e. Pumpely
Will speak on state Aid and Industrial Mis-
fortune"
The Grand Jury yesterday returned additional
indictments In the alleged conspiracy 10 muct
corporations in suits for damages. The indict-
rnents Yesterday were against Michael F. OCon-
nor a LAWYER: William Rapp and Jacob Bosshardt,
formerly saloonkeeper, Of No. All West Broad
way The latter has made confession. and was
an important witness against the other two men.
NJ c. Dunphy. superintendent Of the Infants
Hospital Randai's Island has written letter to
Nathan Straus IN which he says that the steriliz-
ing plant erected by Mr. Straus Is responsible IN
a large measure for the low death rate at the hos
pital In order to show a glance the good re-
suiting from the erection Of the plant, Mr.. Dunphy
compiled the following figures which he embodied
in the letter: Number OF babies treated last year
ct the hospital 12s4 in 1891 1l7e number Of deaths
last year. z55 in 1891 52i percentage Of deaths last
year, 49, s6; in 1891 i4H.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
NEW OLD DOMINION LINER LAUNCHED

A Old Dominion express steamship
launched yesterday at 12:45 p. at Chester Penn,
being named by Miss Jean de- Gau Livingston. OF
New-York the Hamilton.
She is sister ship OF the Princess Anne Of the
same line. and her counterpart in size and gen
eral appearance She IS 3l5 feet long, with a beam
OF q feet and depth OF q feet. and is fitted with
triple pansion engines with cylinders D. Az
73 inches IN diameter by 81 inches stroke. Her
four boilers u feet inches In diameter by u
feet inches long and give CRATE surface Of 300
square feet and heating surface OF 1000 square
feet She Will develop horsepower Of 100 and
speed Of seventeen knots
The Interior arrangements Of the Hamilton
convenient. and the furnishings handsome and
tasteful, the saloons being exceedingly attractive
and the staterooms large. The promenade deck is
wide and covered It's entire length with a wooden
awning. The Hamilton Will accommodate
foriably 10 1rst-cabn passengers and 81 in tho
steerage She will 20 into service between this
port and Norfolk touching at Old Point Comfort
The jefferson. another new steamer Of the line.
will be launched IN few weeks from the same
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27

twenty four hour train to Chicago. the manage
ment ~ the New-York Central has decided TO
make the leaving time from the Grand Central
Station thirty minutes later. which. 1t is expected
will be a great convenience TO business men and
others who desire 10 every available minute
IN the metropolis
Beginning on Sunday. the Lake Shore Limited
will leave the Grand Central Station at $50 p m.
and arrive in Chicago the next afternoon at 49
Tho Chicago Snecial after the same date. will
leave the Grand Central Station AZ l D. m. arrlN-
ing In Chicago the next afternoon al 5:oo. botn
trains arrive in Chicago In ample time FOR all
Western and Northwestern connections. There Is
no excess fare the Chicago Special.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
THE ICE COMBINATION.
MAGNITUDE OF THE ENTERFR1sE-sTAN OIL
MEN INTERESTED.

MAGNITUDE OF THE ENTERFR1sE-sTAN OIL
MEN INTERESTED
Gardiner Me-. Jan. 26-From facts in possession
Of the men engaged in the ice business the
Kennebec IT appears that the bill to incorporate
the American Ice Company. which Representative
Maney introduced I'm Augusta on Monday. is a
measure Of greater magnitude than has yet been
understood by outsiders 1t Is taken here 10 mean
not only union OF the Knickerbucker and Con-
sodated Ice companies. but also a consolidation OF
all tho companies Of any note in the country. The
Knickerbocker company. of Philadelphia the Con-
solidated company. Of NewYork; the Knicker-
booker company. OF Chicago; the Independent and
Great Falls companies. OF Washington; the Rich
mond company, Of Richmond. and subordinate
companies believed 70 be In the movement.
and while each will come into the combination
under its individual name. all Will be owned and
controlled by the American Ice Company.
feature OF the deal suggested here, and
one which is considered well substantiated by tho
magnitude Of the transaction which promises 70
develop a combination almost equal TO the great
Standard OF Company is that the latter is behind
the new ice company. II Is known that many
persons interested IN the Standard on Company
are large stockholders also in the ice companies Of
this section.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
INCORPORATED At ALBANY.

Albany Jan %.-The following stock companies
have hled certificates % Incorporation with tho
Secretary OF State.
K Exam & Co Of New-York City. TO manufacture
bas ginss capital. 10000 preetorsEMich@ei J
X Egan Mary a. Egan and r z Fiske. OF Brook
lyn.
Dealers Hygiene Ice company Of New-York cap
ital $4,000 DrectOrs-FTederick Carl, Charles NJ
Kellv John Hetzler Henry Weber. Augustus G
Hemp Henry +. Dreyer, Joseph Van Denderen
Peter Kelly and Henry Kurz
De Coursey Printing Company Of Buffalo. cap
ital S241 DirectOrs-FTank Eugene De 'oursNy,
Anna I. De COursey and Mary Z. Chase.
Bowe Granite Company. Of Albany; capital. 5000
Drectors-John L. Walker, IA Thacher' John
Bowe c. H. Sabn and j. H. Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
SING SING.

The first annual reception OF Van Wyck Camp.
Sons OF Veterans. on Wednesday evening. was
great success tho attendance being large that
the rooms in Grand Army Hall proved too small
70 accommodate the dancers, and Mechanics Hail.
in Central-ave. used instead for the occasion.
II s said that the question Of trolley line extern
sion Of which 80 much is going on in the southern
part OF this county has reached this village In
regard 10 the local trolley line which runs entirely
within the village. except one branch that extends
as far the camp-meeting grounds. distance OF
about one mile in the town Of Ossining. Al pres
ent the line is in the hands Of receiver John Y.
Cockcroft under whose management. II Is an.
nounced reorganization will be effected that Will
result in the extension Of the line 10 the village ~
Pleasantvie. the Harlem Railroad. seven miles
east OF this village This is connection that
contempla;ed when the road first started
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
SHIPPING NJ US.
PORT OF NEw- YORK THURSDAY. JAN. 2s 1870


PORT or NEw YoRK-THURsDAY. JAN. "a, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer frrathleven (Br. Noar Marseie, December
81 and Genoa January : with mfse 70 Barber & CO
Arrived at the Bar AZ 10 a n.
Steamer Ardanro-e 13ri, smith Montego Bay and St
AIMS Pay January H. Port Moran and Kingston - and
Port Maria 2u with mdse and cabin passengers the
TWeefie Trading CO. Arrived a the Rar al i2.i5
Stesme! Arkalla. Lloyd. Mayasuez January H. Ponce
10 ana san aan % with ndse and Is cabin passengers 70
NewYork sni Porto Rico Sc Co Arrived at the Bar at
30 n.
Steamer EVELYN, Hutchinson. Newport News with
Miller Bull q RnoNlfon
Steamer Old Dominion Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
News with mise and passengers 20 Old Dominion Ss Co
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith. Savannah %.
rndse and passengers Ocean Ss Co
Steamer Chafiahoochee L~ws Boston January 25 ~
Ocshn Sc 60 ls bound % Savannah
sandy Hook :. Jan ~ o 80 m-Vind southwest
strong breeze. clear
SAILED
Steamers Curc (3r,. Liverpool Princess Anne. Nor
folk anc Newport News George Heaton tBr Gloucester
Santiago s. Barnstable (lr Port Antonio Werkendam
&c Con crlsel croft lBr. Leiih &c Paranense (Br)
orleans Benefactor. Philad~pha Als-nt-n. Baltimore
Chatinhoochee savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
southa ampton Jan 26--Arrived, steamer 81 Louis
RInils Nev-York GM,sd Hurst Castle al $50 M.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ROBBED.
STOLEN GOODS roUND IN MOUNT VERNON AND !

STOLEN GOODS FOUND IN MOUNT VERNON AND
An EMPLOYE DISAPPEARS
For several months the New-York and Manhattan
Transportation Company. which a line OF
freight boats from Pier No 49, Manhattan. 10 the
public wharves I'm East Chester has been annoyed
by the wholesale loss OF goods consigned 10 mer
chants IN Mount Vernon New Rochelle and other
parts OF Westchester County. The robberies were
recently reported 10 the police. who investigated
them and informed the company that they had
suspicious OF Joseph T. Katon. employe OF the
company. Katon has since disappeared II has
been found that the goods remarked and
shipped 70 Mount Vernon by rail.
The police OF Mount Vernon yesterday discovered
much Of the missing merchandise hidden In barn
The NeW-YO and Harlem Railroad station in
that city. Among the articles were several barrels
Of whiskey. wines and tobacco The Transports ton
company estimates that Its losses Will aggregate
several thousands OF dollars.
KatOn Is about thirtY-hye years old. and has been
employ ed by the company ono year. Several years
ago he convicted in Mount Vernon Of running
a gamin e house. and sentenced to six months
Imprisonment in the Kings County Penentiary.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
MOUNT VERNON.

The members OF the First Congregational
Church on Wednesday decided extend call 10
the Rev. Owen r Loveioy, formerly OF st Johns :.
Mich. There was large attendance az the meet
ing and the call unanimous.
Joseph s. Wood Of the Board Of Trade and
leader OF the movement TO impeach Mayor Fiske
issued public statement yesterday in reply 10 the
charges made against him by John L Boland.
president Of the New-York, Nestchester and Con-
necticut Traction Company. Mr.. Mood SAYS that
he has never been retained by either the traction
or the Union Railroad company. that he has never
received q dollar any promise of pay from either
OF them or the promise of any remuneration what
ever. Mr.. Wood says his actions In the impeacn-
ment proceedings against Mayor Fiske have been
dictated absolutely for the public good. and when
those whom he is fighting cease to abuse and reNlie
him he will regard himself no longer Of use 10
he nflhlir
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
THE SLOANE CHTLDRFV

a report gained some currency yesterday that
counsel for Henry T. Sloane had applied to Justice
MacLean, Of the Supreme Court for writ Of
ha beas corpus for Mr. Sloane's two children who
are living with their mother. II was further re-
ported that Justice MacLean had issued the writ.
calling upon Mrs Sloane 10 produce the children
IN court. When seen about the report Justice
MacI4ean said he knew nothing whatever about the
matter. Both De Lancey NicOl and Augustus
@ Brown. the counsel for both sides were seen
yesterday and each steadfastly refused to say
word about the affairs OF his client. Mr. sloane.
when seen at the Buckingham. also declined TO
speak Of tho matter
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27

Queenstown. Jan 25-sailed steamer Majestic tBT..
Smith from Liverpool New-York; 25tn arrived Oh
steamer Cermanic (I}r McKiustry Nev-forS Tor Liver
pool tdd stop account Of stormy weatheEl, ID
Brow Head Jan 26-Passed steamer GelWahc 'D''
McKnstry. New-York for Liverpool - 49,,
Dunseness Jan 25-Passed, steamer stuttgart Vue11
from Bremen for New-York. - eu,
DIeppe Jan 26-Arrived. Mendoza (Br). shad-
wick Rotterdam for New-IOrk. - -,
stet,ln Jan 22-Ssiled. saenner Posrstlernen 'Lanl
Nielsen. New-York- ... ~,
shadwick New-York. 26th spaarndam Dutch. Ros
Bremen. Jan 26-Arr1ved Gera Ger. Msissel
New-York. ~s,. -,
Bourge Marsciles for Nev-IorS- -,
Algoa Bs, Jan 23-Arrived. steamers Caspian tBr),
Road Nev-York via s. Vincent G Y: date. Angola
1Brl Carithers. New-York via St Vincent, 6 ". -
River Plate Jan 24-Sailed. steamer Fl5Anan ODD.
Brown. New-York -, o,-,-.
Para Jan 2i-saled. steamer Poiyearp 'so. oiphant
New York
Nerisen from SantosD NewYo-k. Handel (Br. Penrice
from Rio Janero). New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners. p. m
s,xth-ovo extension hearing City Hall.
Sale Of Walter Richmond paintings. Cnickerns
Hall, SIS r.
Dartmouth College Association dinner. Deimoni-
cos. 80 y. m.
Mount Washington collegiate Association dinner.
Brcvoort House. p. m
Lecture by tho Rev. Dr.. w. s. Grove, Packard
School. II a. m.
Board or Governors Of Manhattan Club evening.
Annual dinner Of Group VIII, New-York STATE
Bankers Association. Hotel Manhattan. $50 p m
Society % Psychica Research. Columbia uhVer-
sy p. m.
Ladies' day at the strollers No, l424 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
A CARBON COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Elizabeth, Jan. Is (SpeciaD-The Eastern Carbon
Company filed articles OF Incorporation to-day with
the Clerk of Union County The company IS 10
have a capital of $1,000. and the plant will be at
Railway. y. J The company will absorb the
plant OF the New-York Carbon Works, in Meadow
ave and Albert-st. Railway. and viii greatly en-
large the capacity. The company will manufacture
and trade In cerbon and carbonized materials. and
electrical supplies and apparatus The incorpora-
tors are Edward a Day, OF Morristown: William
d Kellogg and William Mills. OF Elizabeth The
last named Will be superintendent OF the workA
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
HOTEL MEN LAUGH AT TIE PLAN

New-York hotel men much amused yester-
day when they heard from Cleveland OF n proposi-
ton there to form q gigantic hotel trust In the
country. 10 take IN all the hotels and then shut
up some and advance prices all along the line
Ihls Would be stupendous Undertaking in tho
nfst place, said a hotel proprietor, "and Ii would
hardy be possible 10 get any OF the big hotel men
OF the country 20 20 into the combination. Some
OF the smaller prOprletors and the owners OF old
and out-of-date houses might be glad 10 accede 10
such q proposition. but all Of the modern houses
are basking IN the present prosperity and doing
exceptionally we'll. and they would not listen to
plan"
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The vii, OF Mrs. Anna Mana Abendroth, OF Fort
Chester was proved yesterday In the Westchester
County Surrogate's Court The legatees are Mary
A. Hoyt Of Mount Vernon. p sister. $1,000; lmo-
gene E. Hoyt Of the same city. niece 5000
William j. Fraser. OF Port Chester. a brother.
81 900: Frederick Ponty same place. $3.50; Margaret
Ponty $3.50: Maria r. Mills. Margaret r Hoag-
land. John w, Frank A. and Bertha A. Abendroth
each 5000 personal property and $4,000 real estate
The last FIVE are sons and daughters Of the tes,
tstrix John F. Anills, Of Port Chester; and DAVID
@. Dow OF New-York. are appointed executors.
The will was dated November 10. 1898. .
Maria Wyatt, by her will fled yesterday left
$3.50 70 the Hebrew Shelterng Guardian Society OF
New.York and J. Finkelstone. sexton Of Mount
Nebo Cemetery Cypress Hills. receives $40 IN re-
membrance Of his kindness 10 her. The rest of her
small estate given TO friends, she having no
living relatives
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
PORT CHESTER.

Miss Hattie NJ Merritt. daughter of the late
Sylvester Merritt. and George i. MOger. jr.. we're
married last night at the nome Of the brides
mother. in Highland-st The Rev. W. T. Pray,
"a sfor OF Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church.
oficiated After the wedding there was recep-
ton 10 relatives and intimate friends.
The Woman's Loyal League. OF Rye. VIII hold ils
annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock in
its rooms in the Rye LYCeum. The meeting will
he addressed by Miss Jessie A. Ackerman. we'll
known organizer Of the Womans Christian Tenn
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mrs Rose Eccles wife Of Reuben Eccles. died
Yesterday at the home % her daughter Mrs.
Thomas Green No. III Franklin-ave. Mrs. Eccles
was sixty-two years old. and born in England.
The funeral will be conducted at the home this
evening by the Rev ". y. Waller. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church
The Robert Burns Club held is thirty-ninth an
rusl dinner on Wednesday night in Metropolitan
Hall The affair closed with Scotch dance in
native costumes, music for which was furnished by
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
PRODUCTION or PIG IRON LAST YEAR
AN INCREASE or MORE THAN TWO MILLION
TONS OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

An TNCREAsF or MORE THAN TWO MILLION
TONS OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 26-The bulletin Of the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Association says the total pro-
ducon OF pig iron in 1895 1l733 934 gross tons.
an increase OF 212l 254 over the production OF 1897.
The production in the second half OF the year ex-
ceeded that Of the first half by %52s tons.
The production Of Bessemer pig iron in 1893 was
7ss3s4 tons an increase 1897 Of 154 500 tons.
The production Of basic pig iron was 5,iA tons,
against J5s S9l IN 1897 The production of basic
pig iron in 1895 distributed as follows: Ale
ghany County. Penn. &s.l56 tons: other counties
IN Pennsylvania and ewJersey, 25 1872 tons; Mary
land and Virginia 5453 TONS: Alabama. 2s4 tons.
and Ohio Illinois. Wisconsin and Missouri. 7267
tons The production Of spegeleisen and ferro-
manganese was Z3 169 tons against 1855 tons in
1897 The production Of charcoal pig iron was 2s6
80 tons. against 30 III tons in 1881 The stock OF
Recember 81 29l 232 gross tons, against eoS4ss
fons similarly held on December 81. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
NONKERS

Hugh J. r.undrigan. ~ Woodawn and Miss Anna
C. Callahan Of this city. married Wednes
dsv evening at the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. in South Broadway. Miss May Callahan
OF Bloomfield s cousin OF the bride was the maid Of
honor. and ] Kennedy the best man. 4 recep-
ton followed the home Of the brides mother, NO
g. Jefferson-st
At the meeting Of the Police Commissioners on
Wednesday Secretary Jenkins submitted minute
on the death OF Police Sergeant Henry J. Quinn. II
adopted. and copy will be transmitted 10 the.
family.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
SUIT BRoUGHT AGAINST ASSESSORS.
Az APPRAISER WHO VALUED THE ROCKEFELLER
ysTATE IN NORTH TARRYTowN DE-
MANDs PAY FOR HIS SERVICES.

Another suit resulting from the well-known
Rockefeller tax assessment litigation has just been
begun against the Assessors OF Mount Pleasant
township in Wostchestcr County. This action is
brought by Samuel Emberson, the real estate
dealer against Michael J. Martin. OF North Tarry-
town. David Haght. Of Pleasantville. and J. Hat
field Newman of Unionve, individually. TO recover
$3.50 for services performed IN appraisng lockwood
Hall the estate OF William Rockefeller
The Assessors engaged Mr. Emerson in 1897 to
appraise the property for them. In order that they
could sustain their valua tions but the figures given
oy him were unsatisfactory 10 the Assessors he
ysuing the land much lower than II was assessed.
and they were not used IN their original form.
5Mr En- oerson then sent In bill for about A.3o
50 the town for his work The Town Board con-
sidersd his bill exorbitant. and sent him a draft
for $50 which was returned. Mr. Emberson asserts
that his bill Is based the legal rates fixed by the
~ev-York Real Estate Exchange, and intends 10
make things interesting for the Assessors.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
"auY THE MAKER
BUY OF THc V"*N%
GEO. CLINT 60.
4S4s A~p ~ WEST 2sssr.
NEAR eROAOwAn
rAcrurr: ,S@ ANo I56 WEST 10 SS"tn
HOME NEWS.

ppo>t1xrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EMPIRE-Joseph Sly. OF BunaIo. a,u o'ypS., ,So
r, pa1duin NJ philadelphia. HOFFMAN-Judge
II NJ Nevins OF BED Bank, n J. HOLIAND.
Congressman Charles A. Bolsee. of Maine. fAhN
AVENU E-Colone j. II. Powell. 1. = a +A,, nANCI
t-,n 1suer WALDORF-The Rev. William
Rollins Webb Of Baltimore WlNDSOR-bH- Lieu
tenant-Governor J. c. Underwood. Of Kentucky
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
TARRYTOWN.

X Hersche Purdy. who seriously III. has re-
covered sufficiently TO permit him to attend 70 the
duties Of town clerk Of Greenburg.
Professor Garrett ?. Servss. of Brooklyn. gave
the third lecture in the "Astronomy' course I'm the
washington Irving High School Building last even
ing.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-27
Court CALENDARs FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dyision-supremc court-Recess
Supreme Court-AppeIate Term-Afiourned FOR me
supreme Court-specal Term-Pa-, before Scott. J.
M9n hSIems fsd At SG m peso.
'tg Court opens az 1870 Nv ~ Ef part mater Ta:
J.@Motion. Demnrrers: Hos. eo2 so3 so4. Preferred
ILaW and fact Ses is4i 1864 1915. 1928 1900 1850,
$50 1900 is9i 1897 isss 1905 1920 1895 1919 1850
1874 1855 1850 1884 1919 1902 177s' 1907 1908 1897
supreme Coart-.specal Term-Par v-Adiourned until
supreme court-speoal Term-Part vI-Betore Glider
sesye no De sent oR Spea Ts aI
Case on No. 10i1 Donnely agt Manhattan Railway
supreme court~Triai Term-Part u-Betore McAdam,
5s ts5 7es Saut s 7S S st sS t2s S 3 s sss s s
1928 1896 6S92 5So+ sSo$ esS4 !.6S tG:8 4oSi 4sl2
ZIG 1908. so7 1921 1850 1890 637s 79i6. 1850. 567
supreme Court-Trial Terr-Par, Ir1-Betore Fi,s-
gerald. NO s7ss. Wheeler ast Mayor etc Case IN
supreme CoqTa & TsrPPaTt P, IT ~ IyrR.f'r. , .5 andrw
9ntae 70 og sen, To r15t pa ir and VAd
supreme court--Tral Term-Psrt vII-Betore Fur
S?l9 @ 1920 jig sS9 Ses 2!2 2esa 2sso 29 SSi2 1884
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part vIII-Before smyth.
J.Causes 70 be sent from Part VII for trial. Case un-
Suprem. court-Trial Trrm--Psrt Ix-B.tor. Law
c9sf 5i9sf Causes t" be sent '''" Part VII Tor trial
sssprerne court-Trial Terr1-part x-Before Dugro j.
Causes 70 he sent from Part VII FOR trial Judge 70
Supren. court-Tral Terrn-Part xI-Adiourned for
supreme court-Trial Terrn-Part xIT--petore eiese-
rich causes % be sent from preferred calendar for
Surrogates courj~chambers- Arnold s-Mo-
ton calendar called at 1890 Wills for probate:
Gustave !. wetzler. BENJAMIN D. March, jarvis sade
Anderson Gustave Hertsr McSaei Muishine. at 1870
a; m; John Brown AZ II . m; Martha E Swift. at
l2;3o a. m; BENJAMIN r. Bent Ann Do"ling. Victoria
- surrosstes iys c9arTral T.rmBe;ore Fitzgerald s.
Court opens A. 1890 a m. No day calendar.
opens a. 10 a m Motions AZ 1870 a m.
" sas s5s 4a a az e ass ss7s sss6
21sl 2fs4. 26s5 2aso 2e,S 26S9 26o 2d9l 2692 Clear
No 227s Handlbod4 ayr- Union Railway Company.
10 s eay courtria S4nl4 Term-Par rBstore conan j
No 2oe5 fennessy as Third Avenue Railroad Company.
Ciy Coart|TriaI Ternl-Part Iv-B.tore Mccarthy j.
short causes: Nos. 5S" 1855 fsis es25. esS3. 1852
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Scott J
Collins agt. Matthews-James " Ward
central Trust Company agt colorype connpany-wiil-
"a Mater ~ of fIers-rank D Arthur
EmlGant Industrial Savings Bank sst Hopper-Georss
Mater Of Lyman On Oriental cub>-Messrnor- Ken
dali
BY Book.sver. J
sloan. sst sorer,sn--st.phen X Heating
watson agt McIntwe-Meyer stein
Farmers Loan and Trust Company sgr Dsly-Ter-ence
Mater Of Rsab-Fredericis s Parker
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Scott J
Henry Berk sTt. Otto Hamre--roseph NJ schenck
BY Bookstaver. j.
BRADLEY & currler Co agt Margaret A Jenkins
wiliam A. Prentice ast John W. Haz-tt-wilian
Il. Ricketts,