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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
NOMINATED FOR JUSTICES.
BUFFALO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION NAMES
KENEFIcK. WHITE AND HOOKER.

Buffalo. oct ? CspeclaD.-Justices Daniel J.
Keneack Truman g White and Warren y. Hooker
received the Republican nominations FOR Justices
Of tho Supreme Court In the Judicial Convention
held AT Republican headquarters In Ellicott Square,
to-day Justice Hooker got even more votes than
had been counted upon by the organization. and
Justice Kenefck led Justice White by FIVE votes,
and came within two OF capturing every vote IN
the convention on the first ballot
The nominating speeches were. as rule. BRIEF
but enthusiast and on the motion 10 make the
selection Of the three Judges unanimous there was
no dissenting voice. Senator Mcmillan. whose part
In the contest has been played almost silently re-
ceyed only TWO votes I'm the convention.
Judge Davy ~ Cattaraugus briefly placed IN
nomination the Hon Frederick W. Kruz. Of Catta-
roug,ls Jerome T. Fisher. OF jamestown.
nominated Warren B. Hooker laying stress
on his Congressional record. District Attorney
Frederick : Randall Of Genesee. In humorous
speech moved the nomination OF Stafford +. North.
Judge George 4 Lewis. OF Erie. placed in nomns-
lion Justice Truman g. White Adelbert Moot. OF
Erie ia moving the nomination Of Justice Daniel
] Kenenck laid stress on the Importance or an
able courageous and independent Judiciary ana the
pas, record Of MI Kenehck j. A. Merritt OF
Niagara presented the name OF county Judge
Charles Hickey OF Lockport
George W Boisford, OF Wyoming. moved the
domination OF Samuel Johnson. OF Warsaw Mr.
nixon moved that the roll OF delegates be called
and each delegate rise ana name three or MS
choice Mr. Merritt called Tor the ayes ana noe
louinx. tattsraugus I, Erie. - Genessee. >. Mag
ara 4. Wyomiug. . and Orleans 2 The mgiloh
was carried by q vote OF :" 10 ~. larA - I'M
norman OF Eric and John II. leggett. OF Niagara
rails were appointed teltr@ Inc nrst paiot re-
enlted AS follows. krnenck "a Hooker. = Nmte
~ kruz ;. North q Hickey I, Johnson - nun
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
pprvrRs WANT BEER TAX REDUCED.

chicago. oct The Record SAYS that NIL
,aukeo brewers have started an agitation for a
reduc,ion OF the internal tax on beer II j. now y
. barrel and the brewers want the TAX reduced 10
., with this object n view. the brewers are SOUND
ing Democratic politicians As L" 'ne 'i'"i''s y.
ms - ro,,ocrotic National Convention adopt
80 demanding a reduction In the beer tax
-rha home * entertained that the Democratic plat
- aters Cor the purpose Of enlisting the
,,oue,fu influence OF the brewing Interests OF 'he
United States on the side OF their parry Will ~
what the brewers want
=. t,cornorate i'm their National platform a
Sd!rotion demanding a constitutional amenHihent
reC.d III srahe Congress enact an income TAX
,h1ch will STA nd thu test OF the n'ed STATES
Srnrenne Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
EDTCATTOV SCHEDULES Up.
FINALLY APPROVED BY THE CENTRAL
BOARD AFTER MUCH DISCUSSION
ATTACK OK TIE CENTRAL BODY.

ATTACK on THE CENTRAL BDbi-
The adjourned meeting Of the Board or Education
from last Wednesday in order TO investigate iur-
thor tho various schedules OF the budget FOR 1917
was held Yesterday afternoon The subject OF the
budget was the only matter taken up ana discus
slons on various parts lasted until Well INTO the
evening
The first schedule was that Of supplies which
asked for $1,000. Commissioner Moriarty' chair
man OF the Committee on Supplies IN MS report
asked that a surplus Of $4,000 be expended IN
gott,ne large stocks Of supplies hand. This re-
quest caused A general discussion. and Commis-
sioners Maxwell and Davis were strongly opposed
20 IL.
Commissioner Maxwell accused Commissioner
Noriarty OF throwing bouquets at himself Ivy
mentioning the surplus. and the remark was
strongly resented by Mr. Morlarty. il was finally
,,o,,ed ny Commissioner Maxwell that the part
about the expenditure OF the surplus be stricken
ont and that the report OF he Supplies committee
no sent back 10 the Finance Committee TO be re-
stated The motion was carried The schedules
az read and approved were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

The annual meeting ~ the Alumni Association
~ Columbia College was held last evening at
Sherry's. Fifth-ave. and Fcrty-fourth-st There
were present abou, two hundred and nifty mem
hers President Nicholas Fish occupied the chair
and the following officers were elected for the
year: President Edward Mitchell. of 81; Vice
president. julien T Davies 60 treasurer. Theodore
r. Iozer 10. secretary, William T. Lawson. 81
Members Of Standing Committee. H. Mapes
s.. r l.. Chrystie '92 r. H. Sayre 81 and +. =.
Keppel % f. ; Bangs. Is. read the report OF the
Standing Committee. reviewing the work OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

A SURPLUS OF REVENUE AND \ DECREASE
IN Pl-BIIC DEBT IL SEPTEMBER.


Washington. oct THE comparative staten Cd.
OF the receipts and expenditures OF the United
States I'm The month OF September shows That the
total receipts were s45 324.lA and the expenditures
$S7579372 which leaves surplus FOR the mont"
OF tS754 ~ The receipts from customs were az
100 So against SIC 1894 for September l'''' u"
ernal revenue s2A3Gi5ei against S2 552sS for sep
ternber lsqS. miscellaneous 81 $40 1874 against 81
4s9 2o7 for september 1895 For me last three
months the receipts 25.lol.NS6. against SSf-
as ia Tor the same period I'm 1885 The expenditures
charged against the War Department IN September
were N054l5l5. az compared with S24'a'5f io' sep
temher last wear Against the Navy Department.
s757sis against g. 2sl2l9 for September last year.
The monthly statement OF the public debt SHOWS
that AZ the close OF business on September 80 the
debt less cash i'm the Treasury. amounted 10 g.
1896 $50 decrease for The month OF %''o'.'''.
This decrease IS accounted for 10y a correspondents
increas, in the cash on nand The debt Is re-
captuated as follows.
Interest bearing debt 81 o46 04s $50
Dct. on which in,eres, ceased since ma ,o,. o,o
Deb hearing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &s95a'h2
Total ................ 81 43o COZ .3e2
This amount however does not include s6i7 500 800
in Treasury notes outstanding. which are offset by
equal amount Of cash on hand. The cash IN me
Treasury is classified as follows
God 500 ,'s 80 80
Bosd. deposits in Naonsi bank deposI- ....o',.,
tories disbursng officers balance efc..- S}s32 III
Total .......... .sIoi5 al osG
Agaiust this there demand liabilities outstand-
ing amounting TO s727 54j 473. which leaves a net
cash balance ON hand OF S2S7. 81 o.
The monthly statement OF the Controller OF the
Currency shows that the total circulation OF Nation
al bank September 30 was t2i3 ." -. AN IN
crease for the wear 81 s. 9}57S. and Tor the month
OF s. 2lS33b The circulation based on United states
bonds sM7 3l417S. increase for the year or
s. 25S 10 and for the month Of $l.lDSA The cir
cuation secured by lawful money amounted %
go $50 increase for the year OF *7tl3'bS ana
for the month Of S77.5l2 The amount Of United
States registered bonds on deposit To- secure en-
cuating notes was S23l 55.5l0 and t0 secure pubic
deposits so .apL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
LEmELLERS. SrRLKE REGLNS TO-DAY.

The members Of the Jewellers Protective Union,
AT a meeting held in the Teutonia Assembly Rooms
Third-ave. near Sixteenth-st. last night unani-
mouslv decided 10 20 on strike to-day The action
was taken as result Of the refusal OF the bosses
TO accede TO the demands OF the union 10 the
hours Of work each day and the increase OF wages
for overtime The meeting was stormy one and
more than 60 members OF the union present
About Of the men in the trade Will be called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
L0rp cREEK.N JOr OIER WOE LNcREASE

Charleston W Va, oct Special. -loup Creek
This morning saw celebration that rvalled
Dcwcy's reception In NeWYork in point OF enthu-
sasm and general rejoicing, II not in display and
the number of spectators and participants. Every
mine ON the Creek started up at the hNe-cent az,
vance and every whistle bell and every oth"f CiI
thing on the Creek that would make a noise peaIeu
forth the glad tldings. until operators ana miners
alike fslt so good they hardly knew where they
were at' u was the biggest day L"up creek mas
known q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
rRONr AND SNOW " CONNECTICLT.

Derby Cam. oct ,SpeciaD There was a frost
throughout the Housatonic Naley l"s' nk"' ana
,nls ,norninp severe enough 10 accomplish great
l,r,ap. to All standing crops Garden truck and all
tender vegetation were killed. and hundreds OF
acres OF corn fodder were so badly mppcd AS to
render the leaves Of little use. In exposed places
cranes we're ruined but where they were pro-
tectcd boy foliage the effects OF me iro-t ~" ny
va aa,a,e as was supposed The mercury fell
eight degree. below the freezing point. Ice FORM
ing IN many places There was hurry 81 snow al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
"THE SINGING GIRL" N MONTREAL

Montreal oct. (SpecaD.-Frank J. Perley pre-
sented The Singing Girl" AT Her Majestys Thea
here tonight. sung by the Alice Nielsen Opera
Company The opera is the work OF Victor Her
bert Harry Smith and Stanislaus STANCE Miss
Nielsen appears first the singing girl. and later
AS A peasant boy Eugene COwles. Richie Long
and Lucille Saunders have with Miss Nielsen the
burden Of the solo work. and with the exception
Of Mrs Long who was suffering from cold sang
well The music quite up to Victor Herberts
standard Numerous encOres proclaimed a success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
WHITE cLOUD SIM; SErEN HEN LoNr

Victoria. b G.. oct The steamer Olympia
hrnes news Of the loss Of the steamer White cloud
3 paddle wheel steamer which was proceeding from
Hong Kong to Manila under an American charter
The vessel foundered when about ninety miles rom
Hong Kong and seven men were drowned Inc
orso had tust time enough 10 get away from the
steaner when she foundered The mate boa
containing six besides himself was driven mo ihe
vortex with her The captains boat, containing
six persons was picked up by Chinese JUNK ana
taken to Shanghai. The disaster - sald 10 nay
been due TO me iavaees Of The white rat Inc
vessels seams opened Out. and she simply col
jspsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
LIGHT HARNESS RACING.

THE BIG KENTUCKY MEET BEGINS TO-DAY-THE
STARTERS AND BETTING
Lexington Ky. oct (SpeciaD.-Scott Newman.
~ Louisville has sold 10 Thomas W Lawson. OF
Boston the yoarng fun brother to the race horse
Boralma. The youngster IS handsome, and prom
ises TO be trotter. He IS by Boreal gI5s0 dam
Earama. The price 500.
Following are the starters for tomorrow: The
Futurity $1,000 for three-year-old trotters- Betty
Hamlin The Bondsman. Boralma EXstasy, y. j.
s Brother. The Merchant, Idolita Risky, Oracle
onward and King Nasco
bert t20sip The Maid Gossip Darrell 2Wl4), Little
Thorn Eyelet 2O7), Sally Toller Go54O. Bell Boy
and Halb C2Oii2l.
Pursr PIT class trottng rmprovidence. Edna
Cook Carrie X. Shields Lucille. Iris O. and Prince
Of India - 49,.
Borama brought 500 IN the pools and ldolita $780,
Eyelet was faNorte In the Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
L p,yNKjTT cHOSrV NACBEu.

At meeting OF the Tammany Society. held a.
TammAny Hal last night. Senator George ".
Pn.nkiti was chosen 10 take the place OF the late
John Kelly in the Council OF Sachems. Nj. PUN
kit has long been identified with Tammany Han.
lie is the Tammany leader in the NNth Assembly
District and u We known in local politics. The
meeting was well attended. Grand Sachem Thomas
l. Feltner presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
cgADWiCK DAY ~ WEST VIRGINIA.

Richmond oct 2.-Arrangements lot 0h"o-
Id Dav in Morgantown. W Va. oc'ooei l0. ""eh
IVES. Virginia will present s"ord Y" "p'"I"
r,a,cn = Chadwick OF the flagship New YORK,
800 been completed. President McklnIel mas
uri,ten that ne cannot be present. Dul Adihi!"l
Samnson and stan Will be there 'foNeInoi Al
Sins6n will maxi the presentation speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

The question OF raising salaries Of several clerks
caused general discussion. The discussion was
cerfred about some stenographers OF the Board
/, dqe Van Hoesen opposed the raising Of salaries
while Commissioners Maxwell. O'Brien and Mort
artv favored H. u was finally decided 20 raise the
salaries making an advance OF $3.50 In the discus
sion Commissioner Robertson. president OF the
Rroolyn Borough School Board. took occasion 10
.,.ck tho Central Board lie said the Central
Board was mere fgurchead IL was not neces-
sarv. and the school boards did all the work that
was required He opposed the asking for money
Tor any clerks for the Central Board. ana sdlQ
rh,f II was all unnecessary. Mr.. Robertson asked
thgt "A plan be formulated tina. would bee sent TO
,I.c no.i LEGISLATURE 10 do away with most OF IN"
v,,rL ~ tho Central Board and leave il As a mere
advisory BODY The motion was not carried Inc
st,rroyal OF schedules then went on as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
NAVAL STORES.
STOCK ON HAND.

4 steady feeling apparent Boo naval si.i's -,. al
,,iI.ufns quite favorable alNccS from OUTSIDE -,
s.lr demand locally. Spirits closed quiet on ',sf.
- 52i,c for regulars. R'sn AMI TAR shower ~
amount ~ steadness. but no quotahe chanA'
lions foll s..-.xt 20
nostY common g. good strained 81 2sasl = Il ~
81 81 r. 81 ~. q. 81 81 H. - -
~ sn,,5 y s. 30 s. g. - 20. " ", - ,' ,,.. arn.
charleston. oct 2.-rurpenlne ntm az -
wilmington oct rurTenune nrn ',.ar.,'is ~
c.lpfs 81 casks Rusn firm. un-nanh'l. '..nt.
bhls Crude tur'"nfine hfn. - lu,f- ~
Nils Tar nrm 81 30. receipts. 22l pm. 49, ID ~
London oct :. -'alcutta lnsefl
seed Oil 22s Turpenuno- spirits. o's o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

Washington oct THE following Army ana
Nav, orders have been issued
ARMN


AKMN
Acting Assistant surgeon AuaEAY D. HIGGINS is >.
Heved from Font Hamilton ana |i. n 49,, snrgs',
AI-GI-ST VON eTOSSMAN. who viii proceed - -.
Louis attending surgeon and examine, 81 D,,t.>
IN hat ~, 10 relieve captain WILLIAM O. OWhN.
assistant surgeon viii coed 90 San fiah''s''
for duty sanitary inspector.
Colonel CHARLES T.. GREENLEAF assistant ~ &c N
general will proceed from san Francisco 10 MAMMA
as chief sanitary inspector of the Eighth crops
Frs, Lieutenant HUGH Ia = ApPLEWHlIE is as
signed 70 the ~ Artillery and viii join his battery.
Csp,sin JOHN II RAKBR 10th Infantry. Will report 81
Milwaukee recruit for mis- regiment
Csrtsn THOMAS LEONARD. 44th Infantry. viii report
a. s. Paul TO recruit FOR his regiment
rirs Lieutenant THOMAS W WINSTON ls' Artillery
viii proceed Fort San Jacnto FOR DUTY
Acting Assistant Surgeon . WEBB CURTIS VII proceed
10 For Thomas accompany ne ISM infantry 10
fhe Philippine lslands
Acting Assis,eut Surgeon JOHN LEWIS vi. pIoeeea
80 tsmp Meade 10 accompany the 4lst Infantry 10
Philippine Islands
CANAAN FREDERICK r BRUMM 44'h Infantry Will
proceed 10 Fort LeaVenworih foi duty
c,,r,a, ISAAC WARE assistant surgeon having hren
800 h, An ARMY Retiring Board inca1aciiated fol
active service account - disathly Which - i'
The result any incident - service has been "hol>
retired
usior SIMON p KRAMER surgeon. VII proceed from
sw YorF City 10 Washington ana report 20 the
surgeon General for duty
NAVY.
.,.,s.sr, Surgeon r : BLAKEMAN is promoted 70
nsssed assistant surgeon naval Hospital Newport
c,p,ain n c. TAYLOR = detached from he Indiana
October without waiting for relief he WIZ 'Nih
r5,utenan, Commander II. NJ HUGHES 5 ordered 10
Navy Yard Bosfon. in equipment department
Lieutenant 4 G WINTERHALTER order ~. - DE-
acbing him from Island Navy Yard and order
- rim 10 The Monongaheia october . is revoked
,,,,s,a,. G.. - BRITAIN detached from the
' Tancsster and ordered home 10 await orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
WRECK or 4 BRI1TSH STEAMER.

- john. y + OF THE British steamer pro-
dano captain Scrogse. twelve days from Baltimore
for Ieith. with general cargo. went ashore last
night At Peters River ST. Mary Bay. 90 dense
fOg and j. Il total WRECK The ship struck n in-
let called Wild cove. striking the rocks bow on
Eight men were injured. one seaman having his
lex broken and two others being seriously hurt.
The fore part of the ships bottom Wa torn out by
the rocks but the cargo on her upper decks. which
IL above water Will probably be saved
The crew. after TWO boats had been smashed la
endeayor 70 launch them. stuck by the wreck
untll daylight. when they were taken on bv fisher
mon. The injured men were hOsitcd up over the
ciiffs in 4 hammock All escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

worn YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
KY West Fs. oct Twenty four new cases
VI yellow fever and one death have been reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
80 MILLION NEW 7ELEPHO TOOK.
American Company Muitiplies Its Capital
by Three.

American Company Multiplies Its Capital
by Three.
The American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany Of this city. which operates the lonR-dis-
tanc e branch Of the Bell Telephone business.
filed with the Secretary OF State at Albany yes
terday a certificate showing an increase OF it's
capital from . 5.OoO.OOO to 75.OOO.OOO. The
shares OF the company nave a rar value Of 500
each. The amount OF the company's ca pital
actually paid In is $23.5OO.O 900 and its debts and
liabilities amount to $500, 736. The certificate
bore the. ntmes OF John Z. Hudson. c. W;
Amorv. Henry s. Howe. Melville ERleston and
Edward J; Hall. directors of the company.
IT has been several times rumoreG that the
American Telephone and Telepraph Company
was to b" utilized by the Bell telephone inter
ests to effect Il consolidation OF the various
Bell companies. and Wall street was inclined
To the view yeste rdav that the Increase OF capital
had something to do with this scheme. IL has
also been reported tn the Bell Telephone Com
pany interests considered the Massachusetts
corporation laws too stringen. aud proposed
by utilizing the American Company to reor-
Eanize under the laws Of this State and that
the telephone headquarters would be removed
to this "itv from Boston.
No confirmation OF these REPORTS was TO DO
obtained at the office OF the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph G rmpany, II Dey street.
where it was said that the "a pital had been In
creased because the company's business was
increasing and warranted more capital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
TOCKHOLDERS
Brooklyn Union Elevated R. R. Co.

New York. March 27th. 1892.
ZONE months ago a contract was entered into he.
Seen' he holders of a majority of tho stock tboth
ne'tFFta and Common, of the newly organized
oooA!yn Union Elevated r. r. Co. for the sale Of a
.YHuo.nn' interest in said stock. for cash, to asyndi.
.Ne' Inc majority holders selling said stock re.
'''e't tie privilege that all holders Of both classes
"''''A should have the opportunity for a limited
'we OF dispos.ng Of their holdings 10 the same
''aa'ca'e al the same prices at which the majority
We are therefore. authorized BY Mr.. VIM.
-a"s''r' reTFestnting the majority Stockholders
uIDnA'' 'd'to oncrthe minority stockholders tho
r.,'.S'e '.'.'! O'clock P. VI. April 81. ls9S, to de
u" 'ne'r SOCK to lis, and receive payment therefor
- '1'h, upon delivery OF certificates properly
nthsd and with proper revenue stamps AfhIed,
Nthont commission.
"vur'y holders arc reminded that the Central
ro-ss,'' a. me depository Of the old securities is
prepared to deliverthe new securities. both stock
= oonds' upon presentation OF the certificates.
- II. b. HOLLISS g. co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
SURE THING BROKER ARRESTED
For Sending Out Circulars Guaranteeing
1000 Per Cent. Profit to Customers. N

For Sending Out Circulars Guaranteeing
1.OOO Per Cent. Profit to Customers. az
Ellsworth Kaufman was arraigned before
United States COMMISSIONS Shields. In the
Federal Building. yesterday. charged with
using the mails for a fraudulent purpose. He
was arrested hy Post Office Inspectors O'Brieu
and Leland at the office Of Sloan. Blair. King
& Co. at - Broadway. The complaint al
leees that the firm is false and fictitious"
Kaufman is accused OF sending a circular
through the mails under the name OF Sloan.
Blair. King & Co. inviting investment in a GER
tain stock that a clique OF Wall street men
were going to raise in price from $40 TO $50
or $40 a share. He is also accused Of receive
ing "A letter addressed TO the firm containing
So. A copy OF the circular attached TO the
complaint reads as follows:
We not only guarantee you against loss.
points.Ior In other words. 900 per cent. on the
amount invested 10y you: thus, on an invests
ment Of 800 we guarantee you AT least 81 LOCO
profit a greater or less amount in the same
Proportion g
W. II. Blair. John II. King and ID. L.. Mills. Jr-
special" compose the firm. When 1nsnectot
O'Brien called at the Office yesterday Kauf-
man, according to the Inspector. introduced
himself az Mr.. King" saying that the other
partners were out. The prisoner was held In
81 800 bail,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate pivislon-S Supreme Court. Recess.
supreme CnuTt-ApPeliate Tern.--Nos ~. ~. As.
~. i. ~. special Tern, Part I-Mot"n
raIar AR called AZ 1910 4 NJ Part II, -EN.lafr
matters. Part ll.-C'sr unfinished. Motions. De.
nurrerE- Nos. AL. H|!. Preferred cau~,s-Sns -.
2S3T. 2S3l Part N.-Caec unfn, shed. Law and
fa't-N"s. 241l, 2l2i, l4'2, -. luH7 22u", 2247.
MAJ, 2pjn, 2rSu, -1iSH, 2'I", 'ibl2, 3p2l Part v
Adjourned for the term. Par: VI -Clear, Cases
from Part ". Part NIl.-Cas" unfn she'd.
Elevated railr, al cases Trial Term 49, Part II. Char.
Preferred uUsos Nos. s,,7a, N7Hp. $40, ~72-. s-lu.
5000. sYriS. HS2E, Su"7, ~Iar. -7N,i, $500, G2GI,
72s". T2-I. zoos, "n-I, H24s. Part II. Case unfu.
ished. NpE. 34un, 2674. 26SO, 4O.u, 4IO2, 4uOS.
2ITH. 3521, 2dt4 4aio' 4aii, 4al, 42:a'
Y. and VI. Adjourned for the term.
Part NII-Cl'sr Nos. @oI7, l246, I247. lis. 8rnI,
2TlO 4uIt, IpTn, lt6!, lO+ ., 3iO2, 39pl, 4l2".
24ps, ASIA, 42o7, 42u-. 4274. 424o. 42al. AZ 4,
42r", 4915. 2-Sa, 25as. $50, "5aT. 4tr4. l5aa.
IulUrEt-No. 4lH5. Part N~IIi.-Casr urnEish.G.
Cases from PAT VII Part IN.-Cl"ir. Cases from,
Part VII. Part Y. Case unfinished. cases from
Part VII. Parts VI. and NII,-AdiAurn"d for the
term
Snrrogatr's Court ChambrrS.- Not on calendar
called At 10 81 4. NJ, For prnbate-wlll lis of MirAAel
W. BRADLEY, A. 10 4. VI, Catherine K"ucuy. FIied.
rickr EIler Hiram A. Covell, Charles 4. Ganlnl,
At 1850 A. " .Rah.' GntrnI.eumrr. Mary KoiHpf,
at 2P. NJ TRIAL nm da" calendar
City Court Special Trrm.-COnrt open at 10 A.
NJ. Motions General Term Ad IpurneG sine die.
Trial Term Part III. Clear. Nos. 2H42, 2323. 1901.
awe. Parts L. H., and IY.-Adjourned for the term.