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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
SLEEPER WRECKED AND BURNED.
PASSENGERS ESCAPE WITH SLIGHT INJURY-FIRb-
MN KILLED AND ENGINEER MUCH HURT

PASSENGERS ESCAPE WITH SLIGHT INJURf--f4iNN-
MAN KILLED AND ENGINEER MUCH HURT
Cumberland Nd Nov. B.-The second section OF
the Baltimore and Ohio passenger train NO >, west
bound known as the oyster train. crashed into the
first section IN South Cumberland about O'CLOCK
this morning and was badly wrecked Inc enel-
neer L r. Kindle. OF Baltimore. stuck 10 his post
on the second section checking its speed and pre-
venting the telescoping OF the passenger section
He was seriously injured, and may die. HIS nre-
man Lewis Massey. Of Baltimore was terribly
scalded and died In the hospital here. No one else
was dangerously hurt The rear sleeper Of the pas
seuger section wrecked and burned ~,
The accident IL IS thought was caused py tne
failure Of the hagman on the passenger section 70
20 far enough back when the train stopped az q
sUlfch The passengers in the Pullman car Rival.
which was on the rear end OF the train were oadly
shaken 10 and frightened Among them were John
Robinson. Of New-York; Mrs Z. ". Cphouse' OF
lockwood Penn. and the Rev. A. Hodgetts, OF
Grand Island. Neb all Of whom were slightly cut
by flying splinters and broken glass some OF mem
also lost their effects which could not be removed
from the burning sleeper. They were brought 10
this city and after receiving medical attention
were able 20 proceed on their journey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
COUNTRY PRopucE MARKETS.

New-York November %. 1893
,-.,-- Avn pFAs-Stocks continue Ngdt, demand
1910 and market al white beans: especially
.u ,arieties with the recent ADVANCES wen sustainr-
30 t,5rsv euist but held steady Other beans without
-sv ,ssfure peas steady We quote isrths tA
- SOS eholce per bush 81 % ls2 =. % lsao choice
50 lsas2 20 40 medium, cao'.e - e9aS- TO- 90 PsS
~ re4 kidney 1899 choice So 3s2 IS DO lse. ssose
a.. ,o,sS *. 40 white kidney 1880 choice q alNsz 90
- l- 10. ises choice a. 1882 20 DO black turtle.
- cbc,ce 50 TO- 40 lima California 81 $685. 80 green
peas 1859. bags. 81 Slq'l 90 90 scotch i'So '"s'
81 ~. 80 . ...,, h,g.s- under
-, izht c~erngr fancy June stock strong state dairy
enti-ev nominal Western imitation creamery tcArce ara
,,,es Factory firm fresh would sell very quick
iy Above quotations but We see none .nch as Iet We
eNt-aF, Per 70 &c 90
a,S,.. a. ,hris 10 seconds 23q24c DO state extras,
osi 27c 40 hrss 25d2ac DO thirds % seconds 23f2c
,e-v June &c DO frsts, 24n24ac; 10 hell
,tl-ss IA seconds 22G23c; S-ate dairy half nrkin
,ube fresh fancy DO hsts 232ic state dairy tubs
sec@te el6e2- a. thirds ls0iac do nrins finest. 2l1
%. 40 seconds nrsts. ier2nc Western imitation
creamery extras PC. DO hrsts 2o2c: DO seconds ~
10. Western factory June extras. lI7mlSc. DO held
lover grdes i6a17e DO fresh. best l6Hgle DO lower
grades 1874 aiGc -, -.
CIIEEsE-There little trading from local and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yo-k November .. 1899.
pr.FI-Ts-Reeeips 80 cars. or 800 hesd lhel.aII
g. ~ cars for sxport alive II for city aughtereTs ao
he market and there II cars o. sale eats
o. - varfs No trade worth noting. Frcins -
,ss a moderate trade IN dressed beef al Igsse
~ f,r native slc-s. Liverpool and Lpnl3n eAb'es
g-,5 ma-lcan cattle nrm refrigerator beef higher al
iOc - N No exports to-day Tornofrow the EuIopesh
vii axe out q London AS cattle Tor the '" w biauer
Company. Limited o. 49,. -, 90 .h. market
ard with the stale calves there were Sl head IN hs
n@na The demand fair az sieacy prices aia w
stock was all cleaned Ordinary % eaelee vsas $40
a. SCI 5O car OF southern calves al g 90 C a,essa
steady al sdi2c per ~ country dressed a. IHlVe
itle calves at sac dressed erasss ana 'ea caves
saies-J H Hume Bro; yeals IA 10 y, sVsras &c
IS a5 Der 100 n do 20 n AZ s. 80. DO 40 TO- az q
J. G. Curtis son veal lSi 10 a. s. 'o' do ~ TO-
q, IA 10 Bunalo 10 rs =. AZ s.. 40
30 IuSs y c. veals ii3 n 81 so: grasser go
" NJ Collins. so southern calves sls n a. 81 IS ysS,A
is5 n at IS 20 srassers. 2lI H. al T. 40 90 sV TO-
az 81 So 90 g. . .,so
SHEEP AND T.AMBS--Rec eipts wer. 20 cars, or -oe
hsaT Including cars for city slaugherers and 10 i
M roaret and counting the stale stock there were 70
crs On sale sheep sluggish az yesterdays prices
Isrrhs very du az decline ~ lO4lao. and care OF
$50 held over Common prime sheep solo al - oo9
a. rsr fOo 10 medium % choice lambs az ~ oOes l-fs
DECK Of extra prime Canadian lambs at - 30 dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
NEW STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany Nov 23-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
LAUDER Pfeifer Company OF New-York City TO
LAUDER. Katie LAUDER and Ernest Pfeifer, OF New
York City.
Frank Richards Laundry Supply Company, OF
New-York City; capital 500 coo Directors-Amedee
Castsing and Charles A. Harang. OF Manhattan
and Frank Richards. OF Brooklyn.
Star Manufacturing Company, OF Brooklyn, 70
manufacture lubricatng oils: capital. SO 0O0 Dr.
rectors-John L Mason, Of Brooklyn. and Morris
De Long and Joseph Buchanan. Of Manhattan.
Atlas Ball Company, OF Newly City 10 manu-
facture billiard and other kinds OF balls; capt
Ia, $1,000 Directors-Henry c. Johnson, N. c. Cal
Lanark Knitting Company Of New-York City;
capital. $3.50 Directors-A. p Wood. OF Hartford,
Conn; J. z Shaver and w. a Mclaughlin OF
Troy; J. B. Johnson. Of Elizabeth. y. J; William
Baird and p. F. Baird OF Frankfort. Penn. and
T y Pas! and F. G. Low, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
FIRE on THE HUDSON PUT OUT.

The FIRE in the cargo Of the Cromwell Line steam
ship Hudson which came into this port from New
Orleans Wednesday was put out early yes
terday morning. after the vessel had been towed
from her dock at Pier g North River. and beached
the Jersey flats. Mr.. Allen, manager Of the
Cromwell Steamship Line owner OF the vessel
said yesterday morning that the fire put out
in the night, and that the Hudson dscharg
ing her cargo from both the forward and after
compartments. He said the loss principally would
re in cotton and rice. He could not say what the
damage would be. as the cargo had not all been
discharged, and claims would have 70 be sent IN
before the damage could be estimated. He said
the vessel was not damaged.
II said at the office Of the Cromwell Line
last night that the Hudson would probably be
dragged off the fats the tide rose and
reach her pier some time in the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24

- utes fssf65c: No . red. 81 y qos1sc, No Sern,
32aG324c: No. yellow. $685. 30 90. 10
1e 55c. No barley 37d43c; No faxseed and y w;
81 "a urine timothy seed 81 05gs2 ZOE Clover
grade Il T5TsS mess pork. per bbls1 oo9sJ o.. ~
yy ssl,ed shoulders boNed 5SG 5l2c; short clsar
G5yedC IS 1885 20 whiskey dislers hnisned OK M,
ner gal 81 23ls cut LOAF unchanses' ,s an.
p-os9ce F,xchange to-day. the butter IrEeS was ~.
cresTeriss i5hG25Rc; da.ries i4g22c Cheese "eah'
Iii1Gl2ac Eggs easy. lI3sglsc. -
Cyncinnau Nov 23-F1our quiet Wheat Urn; 10
So-n dun. No mixed 32i.c. oats quiet; no
aeu - 95s d2ec Rye dull; No 2. 60c. Butter duis-
s,as- cssv Eggs firm lie. Cheese quiet
Nuiwapkee Nov 23-wheat nc lower No Noft Ssiln
s7isc. No Northern So GoSc rye que w - ~
Rsrlsv lower: No 2 44n45c: sample. SOC bic
Mnneauo,ls Nov 23-wheai u store NO Nos rl ~
Ncvsr1ber 81 hc December t-.no- &c. Mag, &C..
az =" ~ ,rack No hard C6ec. No Nortnei1' gt..'
o. . No.tbe~n 62Isc Flour quiet and unchanged b'A'
In bulk SligSll 90 a., .ua,. NJ.
~ = G7iI.c corn quiet. but steady NoNenu~,
set1soi oats hrm: No white clipped 81 800 800 20
t. a. 3I3l nc; No mixed do SOC betser I'm.
~ Western creamery. 26ap2Ic; DO prints
,,ssb nearby 24c DO Western. &c 90 S9utnwes1
nrth o5e a. sotbern 2Oc Cheese unchanged keceipts
g en- Si0 bbls and 1000 sacks wheat lV~S S Sh
r 100 90. oats 5000 Shipments-"hea, o"'' O"'
corn 5000. oats ll,voo' -. q -. cash
g louis Nov 23-coss: Wheat-No ren' sstsI
So. December G7+,c; Nay. re No ha H. siy
ssc corn-No cash 3Qsc Deeenosr, eie aise MAY
6fsi%c. Oats-No casn. sc Deee''
2sxc: No white. 26lzG21c. os,1..
7oledo Nov 23-wheat lower weak No essh y ne
r,ecember 69c: May T37~c corn dull. az Rvs
nxes 33c oats dull. steady; No mixed -. cash
nn-ns No cash 5Gc Coverseed active prime o~AH'
Old 81 C5; December 80 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
EEW-YoRK METHODISTS TO MEET.
AMONG THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED WILL BE THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY THANKorrER1NG.

AMONG THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED WILL BE THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY THANKoFTER1NG.
The New-York District Convention OF the Meth
oois' Episcopal Church. which was called by the
Kew G. W, Millard Presiding Elder, on November
To- VIII be held to-day at the ST James Methodist
Episcopal Church. Madison-ave. and One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures There Will be morning after
noon and evening sessions and many important sub
jects viii come up for consideration among which
is the Twentieth Century Thanko1erirg. This Of
tering is reserve fund to be contributed by all the
churches Of the denomination throughout the coun-
try. and it is hoped that several million dollars will
be raised 10 mark the beginning Of another century
in the work 90 the denomination The New-York
Manhattan west Of Third-ave. and extends north
from the Battery far Putnam County In
addition to the clergymen present. there will be one
layman from each church Of the district
At the morning session. which will be called at
$50 o'clock the Rev. DR. e. S. Triple will give the
address OF welcome Christian Education will
dent OF Wesleyan University; the Rev. Dr. J X
Day chancellor OF Syracuse University, ana the
Rev. d. II. Hamburger. president OF Drew semi
nary for Young Women. on the subject OF the en-
dowment fund for conference claimants. the Rev
DR. J. G. Oakley. the Rev. DR. J. Z. Pierce ana
the Rev J. w. A. Dodge will speak
The afternoon session will begin at 80 O'Clock.
will be an address by the Rev. DR.. Mills. CORE
spending secretary Of the Twentieth Century COM
mission The Rev. Dr. a. j. Palmer corresponding
DR. J. NJ King. cores spending secretary or me
Board OF Church Extension, will speak on "Church
Benevolence." Bishop = @ Andrews VIII presses
at the evening session which VIII be called at 18o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

,,-.., ~ % -f-losnc: Wheat--Spot eteaty; No
csf6rnis IS lsdees "a red Western v w,ntsr
5s al. No Northern spring IS II nd Cornspot
os Su, ~ rxeS new ami old IS Sad futures quiet
N5vember Is 5.d; December IS SSe; saII q:
% eS Peas-Canadian SIS 50. Beef easy extra m IN.
ala mess SIS Cd, prime mess sos. Sc ra~ &c,
70 is ~ firm at 4is ca Bscon-cumoerl,srd CUT
- a. ~ STEADY az short rib. Is 10 y 10 rn a.
sSs "A long clear mddes. light. 80 70 % 10 I'm a.
S2s 6d long midcles heavy 80 to 40 TO nfin Lear
90 sborr Clear backs IS n, firm a. BIS clsaF
bellies "a 10 is 10 dull at s2s 60
20 ~ Il N s,eadv al Bis Cd Lard Em; prime western IN
.-cas 2ss ca American refined in pals IS go batssr
Finest United States. 94s; good i5s cnesss $500
5ss Talow-Prime city steady at AS Aass,sahS IN IA
Sru a, 25s 81 Cott9nseed oil-Hull renneo NO
n-,i s-esdv AZ ss "a Turpeatine-sprits seAny
s as a. Rosin-Common firm at Is 3d. lAnseec Oh
c2s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
EXPORTS To-Day
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NOVenDtr Ista
COFT EEThs market for coffee futures made an indif-
tercnt start, but bull supremacy reasserted iise
and prices slowly climbed upward The bull faction now
failed follow up their aggressive tactics, which
proved successful during the asst few weeks But as
uneasy and fair sized buying orders
had appeared from Europe and the investment public
spirit part Of professional friends Of
the did have effect Il might otherwise have
had Officially the market opened steady. with March
points lower and other unchanged. Immediately
following the call the trading level points over last
nights c.ose with sentiment quite bulsh firm cables
European markets and satisfactory information from
Although Brazilian receipts were com
paratiyely light. and IN spite Of the fact that
usually small amount OF coffee is headed this nom
crop country ports local holders disposed regard
sharp decrease In the warehouse deliveries sgnh
feature The broke badly after midday
under a sudden furry Of realizing but later rallied
renewed covering and from late French cables The close
Arm with prices points lower Total sales
The coffee steady. with
a moderate business reported 6as Q6l.
Tor invoice lots and 7isG74c FOR Jobbing parcels Of No
Rio
wa follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24

mutton SLOW at 4a64c per 70: Dressed Ian1ps WI
5Gsc. - 49, ,. "a =, average
AZ IS 1914 per iss Pennsylvania do ~ 10 az -
PAS do II 10 az 81 70: 251 do. q n. at - -
sbe.n 40 n, a, IA 2J 80 Pennsylvania do, ly5 ~ ~
ss so e5 Do "a 10 AZ SO I25 "a do 81 n. at So co.
90 ~ 81 50. &c %, =, AZ. 2a7
Ohio lambs 20 ~ s.; 237 DO. u ~ at 90 ~ OUTLAW
Newton & Co: IT Ohio lambs. II n. at IS; iis OHIO
sheep 10 N. SO So "a - -. a. On. q,
Western 10 6 n AZ 81 60: Is Buffalo sheep ia 10 a.
8 Sanders I72 Pennsylvania lambs, CD ID al - 90 "
j II Hume & Bro: IS2 state lambs. e5 n, at -; %
State sheep ~ n. az 50 %. a. 81 a. ~
Fl II Hollis: 80 STATE lambs. 81 No. at 50; ~ 40 ="
n. at 81 IS. . CO. 49,. al for
slaughterers with the exception Of Is head ~
easier and fair 10 prime hogs were quo'eD NJ s'"'~
81 IS per 100 10 Country dressed steady . -. =,
saes-S Judd Co state hogs 10 10
IS per 100 n II do 40 ~ 81 40 Late yeseeiosS'
"a State hogs Isi 10 at 81 80. - 60. -. q,
J. II Hume Bro. late yesterday 80 s'a'e p'sA'
n. az 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 23cotton quiet and steady; mo 9lsa
pSoeints 10 81 bales exports 10 the Continent s'-o'
coastgise Pa; sales. 206 stock 24eysi ,s,, -,l,
low mddng 7c: good ordinary 5-loc Gross receip''
80 bales exports cOastwiss loo; STOCK l'o.- -
Savannah Nov 23-Coton quiet mo lscs.n,s
rnddng 9-i6c; good ordinary I1loo ool s,ocS
69 bales exports i9i3. sales, 10 s,ocA.
ISL. 533. 90 - a. --tfst,x a-isc,
low middlag l5-6c good ordinary, t-l9c hsSeHs..
1855 bales, exports 10 Great Britain 9oOo s~'es' '''
stock 1872 l59. ,s.,,,r re. Iow
Memphis Nov % Cotton steady rniddllns s:,pIs
,,iSsng i3lsc good ordinary 65-l6c Net reos3Rs -,
4e22 bales: gross 1882; shipments S'ss SAFES i''
louis Nov FACTION steady; mlddling. Tie; io-
rnddng Csc: good ordinary. Che Nei reosp.' .,oc
bales; gross 524o; shipments o'Sfo' SA's' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24

kio-conee market Arm No Rio. ss925; exchange,
l5l6d. receipts. 1900 bags cleared for the United
states 1900 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags
335. 900 bags.
y lin &C de- the fenz local eannto rihamth
COTTONThe feeling IN 10 cal circles to-day
decidedly more optimistic than In week more with
The opening steady. with prices UNCHANGED TO
points higher. After few moments hesitation the
ket developed pronounced strength firm cables from
Liverpool and Indications that receipts at all points
permanently failing on Buying was general Throughout;
the day but shorts easily the Leading purchasers
Wall street. the South and Liverpool attention al
entirely % securing the January. March and May
positions The derived considerable
the afternoon from the effect that exporters
and Americas Fpinners buying spot very
freely throughout the South Leading very firm
and higher asking Ofcial estimates for
rows receipts leading points made very poor
and the same day year ago. There let up In
the How % testimony concerning the shortness the
crop estimates were plentiful with the averag. point
Ing % yield OF 100000 70 10000 bales Privlte
cables stated that the feeling abroad only in specu
lative centres but In cotton circles well
taking bulsh turn the Official edvices seemed to bear
this IN every resnect The local market
finally very steady IN tone with prices 10 points
higher the active options The Cotton Exchange will
be Closed Saturday November Is honorng the memory
Of TIE late Vice-Presdent Hobart
The OF contract prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
CROKER SAYS SONS NOT FORCED OUT.

Both Richard Croker and his two sons, Frank H.
and Richard s. Croker. deny that the latter were
forced out OF the United Mining Company. in
which they said TO be large stockholders
TN the first place" said Richard Croker. there
was only one Of the boys in the company That
was Frank. When found out that the company
was likely at time other 10 become bid
der for business affecting the city. I advised him
to get out. and he did So He wasn't forced out
This company considering bidding for the
w. 1to,ro men echoed This staternsnt Tnev both
said they busy. and had their full time taken
up and they weren't Dothering with politics or any
companies that were likely to have dealings with
the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
Holiday

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot eooh
GOOD demand sales. y 90 bales speculauon an go
900 Arerir3n i OSO. receipts 10 900, American l-V,
rddinr upland 4Hd Futures opened steady pa ssr
-.tt st,srcs. closed steady 81 % points het hls
IolHt ~ I,,,s,y on. January February Al = teb-
ma arch 8Cab. March-Apr Sbznh' Ap , ,!,sa,'
80. rrre 6li.h. June-Igy, BOD. Juj -Alkt-at,
6ib Eurust-septemher 55s -, NevsuT - 80 si
se--~-t re1er,ber 4O9iah Manchester- aFnt q4tt
& clatbs-Mors inquiry. but any advance stops
business. - 49,. .o,o-.ed +, decline OF LGisd
. Iveoo while Paris reported an aivahes oi .,; 10
n me cable news a whole vas lsAppoI.l.ss,
ceiu.-- .rec,faffvs support 20 Offset pe-sinlstc
i-sf continent the wheat market nee opeh-l =. 49,
49, H. u-as hut little further -hange ana nIt te
49, -, s.yrb the market either one way or the otnti
49, ~ ~,-.ft Tric. currents" summary van as ~
49,. ss,rd vet weather continues favorable 70 ~
~ wheat and excepting abnormal injection OF NJ
o. tbe ONO Vaey region the nant y IN GOOD conatph
corn huskns and gathering Is fuTthsf ADVANCE" H'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
COURT ORDER SERVED on MR. C0LER
CONTROLLER MAY HAVE TO PAY AQUEDUCT
AWARD Or GO TO JAIL.

CONTROLLER MAY HAVE TO PAY AoCEDUCT
AWARD OR GO TO JAIL.
Controller Coler yesterday received service OF an
order 10 show cause why a peremptoTy writ Of
unandamus should not issue compelling him to pay
the claim OF O'Brien & Clark for 100000 for extra
work done on the aqueduct In the Supreme
Court on Wednesday Justice Bookstaver refused an
application for an injunction by a taxpayer re
strain!nc the Controller from paying the award
The claim which has been in litigation FOR years
was compromised by Corporation Counsel Scott In
1897 few days before Mr.. Scott retired from
Office.
Court OF Appeals decided that the Corporation
Counsel had the right 10 compromise It.
Mr.. Coer said yesterday: 1T looks as II we had
now reached the end OF our rope in this fight, and
that we may have TO pay 90 TO Jail. I have
fought this case 10 the end. because l did not
believe in the justice OF the claim or that the
manner in which i compromised the proper
one. shall appear in court in answer 10 the order,
and II the mandamus is issued. suppose 1t must be
OheVed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate and ssy Yen Bn
Court opens al p Motions: Orders Nos ?. II. %
45 90 81 as 49, 81. So 80. 81. So 81. IS. 80 60 81
su T court-specal Term-Par Before Truax. J.
s1Tee Coart@specal Term-Part I-Before Book
s'syer 1Sourt oees es ernpart IiI~Before Beach
J.--No day calendar. w.,
Law and fact Kos 3295 ssO4 3sss 1851 3s41, 1865
slee s737 23e6 345$ 2s17 S44o Case kan
causes be sent from Part " for trial Case IN
Supreme cour,-speciai TermPa; yBef0re Giessr
ch, causes 10 be sent from Part ~ ioT uai Uses
supreme court-specal Term-Part vr-Before Scott
supeme coartTrisi TerPart IBefore 1 McA ,d,7
oo,P Gss ssg't $500 N9s s 0' ca 100 '
c9GTi9 T 5ss 5Tss s5 5se Ss E'5 yes
s si G 1919 @sss $3.50 Ss cse 750 5i s7a5
Supreme 2.sVc oar3TTai Befors Andrews
supreme court-Trisl Term-Part V-Adionrned Tor
supreme court-Triai Term-Part vI-Adjourned for
ths 5Ttne cour-Tral Terrn-Par vI-Befors Bischon
@inouest: No COOS Day calendar: Nos. BOO ISIS
s93 SCe 90, go s3 2ofg sSSs 4627 52si 527l 5Oi3
1886 e4ii 1886 s95, 24s7 sil, 5ool 1919 eool oo''
Supreme court-Trial Term-Parts VII snd XI-Ad-
SUPREME cosrt@Trial Term-Par Ix-Betore Russell
causes be sent from Part VII Tor traL case IN
Supreme court-Tra TerrnPart XBefore Dugro j.
Os ser,e court-Tria Tern-Par XII-Beore Slower
J-causes sent from preferred calendar for riai
Clear.
ZION Calendar called 1880 a. Wills for probate:
ah,skaro Osterman. Ann Pearson. Herman Marcus fu-
dolrh Bergen Erfnghaw H. Nichols Bertha J. Matthew,
George II. Cor, az 1870 a. m.
Surrogafe's COurt-Trial Tern-Before fitzEerala s.
No day calendar. -.
o,ers a. 10 a M Motions 1870 a.
CIV Court--Trlal Term-Part Before HnscaN j.
Nos l343 il4 1853 1891 l46 $50 9s7 1874 $50 1883.
sG, unfinished.
'v 49, Court~rriaI Term-Part II-Before ODwyer j.
Nos ser 1902 e34 1900 1854, 1870, 1883, ls2g ls32
90 eS7 iea5iB 400 1883 70i 1900 isO 1922 1874
is37 is4s i474 1884 1905 1906 1907 1905 1909 1910
NJ. r-i...t-,.-.
r Nos i2e4 1853 1914 1887. 1861 1874 1898 1883
izoS l6a5 1851 i7O1. i706 IT'S. l7l6. 1920. Clear.
Ssty Court-Trial Term-psrt Iv-bcfofe Scnuchman'
ebort causes: Nos 1922. 1903. 1868 5S2S $3.50 1881
se00 1895 1851, a6le Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
DECISION IN FRANKLIN BANK CASE.

Certain stockholders Of the Franklin National
Bank recently applied for a preliminary injunction
against Charles F. James and others. officers and
directors Of the bank. stating that the Liquidating
committee had power 20 wind up the affairs OF
the bank. Judge Lacombe. in the United States
District Court yesterday handed down decision
N which he states
The directors were not removed from Office by
ne resolution 70 90 into liquidation. and the rs
snonsioility OF winding up the affairs Of the bank
sun rests with them The motion for a prelimi-
nary Injunction IL denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
THIRD AVENUE DELAY CONTINUES.

Passengers on the Third Avenue Railroad were
again subjected TO vexatous delays yesterday. The
construction gangs at work in Printing House
Square and the Postofice did get the loops
IN condition for traffic, and a result Of their
slowness the cars were compelled 70 stop at
Duane-st. and switch to the uptown track. The
foremen Of the laborers said last night that they
would get through before morning, and that cars
would be running around both loops before noon
to-day This is what has been promised for the
last three days, however and no one need be
prised II other delays keep the road handicapped
for day or two vet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
NAVAL STORES.

The entire market about steady on he basis Of
lately named values Demand fair in iobbing way
Quotations follow 800 49,
TAP-Regula-s 81 10: DO oil bbls 81 y.
SPIRITS TTRPENT1NF-5lm6 iiac
pOsf-orr1on 10 GOD strained 81 3oGs1 IS: 2 81 80;
= ~ IS @ 81 co n 81 g. 81 70 K. 81 so; NJ s. 80;
y s295: " G. So 80: W W 81
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpe ltine Sc 80
Charleston Nov 23--Tupentne frm at 47c Kos'n
firm ard unchanged -. .-it..
receipts O9s bbs: sales s94 exports $50 ssosln
and unchanged; receipts 1913 bols; sales -o'o eAp
wilmington Nov. 23-spirts turpentns slssayy -
AL, 9f7c. recepts 30 bbls Resin firm az 81
receipts 6s4 bbis Crude uTentine weaK az :. - o.
81 SO receipts 81 bbls. Tar firm at 81 80 tece'V III
bbls.