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The sun., 1900-12-23
TO RETIRE ". p. PREFERRED,
Arrangements Said to Tie Practically Com
pleted to Begin to Call II In.

The presence in this city OF James J. Hill.
President Of the Great Northern Railroad
and one OF the largest stockholders OF the
Northern Pacific. is regarded as indicative
OF important action of the directors of the
last-named road this week. Persons con-
nocted with the Northern Pacific manage
mont said yesterday that arrangements
had been practically completed for the re-
tiremcnt Of the 81. 900, 900 OF preferred stock
Of that company. The extraordinary activity
OF Northern Pacific shares in the New York
stock T. schang' the past few days has given
rise to the belief that something OF this kind
was to be done.
The pro visions OF the Northern Pacific
reorganization plan give the directors the
right to retire the preferred stock AZ par,
either wholly or in part, on call pIinr 10 Jan:
/. I1l7. These preferred shares ar" entitled
To- divide equally with the common stock
Il sur lls q rnings after the Co" mon took
gets per cent. year, and tie common stock
i now on that basis. In fact, IN" surplus
earnings of tins road for the lst fiscal year
are equivalent 10 sp"r cant. on tne out 'anding
common stock.
In the opinion Of some Of the most in
nurntlal directors tho retirement oi the pre-
tCr.ci sh res "a reg 'rced not only - adj
vs,it geous & ~" present time tn tho vel
( re of the property but = matter of Jus
ticc 20 the holders of the ComN.on stock
very lIrg. proportion OF the preferred
stock represents the conversion OF various
main line and branch line bonds Of the old
Northern Pacific Comp ny - well 1s IN"
adjustment of the dcfJultol Interest on these
issucs The recent advance In tho price
ui the common shares IL due to the "NpeCt"-
tnu th"t those sh rcS will here Tier get 4
larger proportion Of tn" surplus cIrrinrs
The Diet S of the plan 10y which III" rctlr",
mont of the preferred shores VIII u" cn''tcd
have not ~ yet been agreed upon, but -on"
definite announcement on this subject Is
expected within Il lew days
The sun., 1900-12-23
ELIZA aoLDMAN,S ANARCAY.
sAsS Tired Of OLD Forms and ohsS ootnS -
Teach New Once.

Emma Goldman. an avowed leader OF ths
autonomist group OF Anarchists. declared
yesterday that she has abandoned the Idea
Of the propaganda Of deed and 10 preparing
20 preach a new doctrine throughout the
country The propaganda OF deed means
the killing Of kings. emperors. capitalists
or other persons obnoxious 10 Anarchiso
and the members OF the autcnomist group
do their own killing as indlvidual' and
without being responsible 70 any one but
themselves. while the communist, on the
contrary, hold secret meetings and assign
persons to the work. ,..
Lmma says that while she Is an autonomist
abe differs from most OF the other reds az 70
what an anarchistiC state should be She
does not believe that the killing ot individuels
will hasten the advent Of anarchy, and she
thinks that most OF the annrchistic creeds
have not liberty enough In them. They al
savor OF authority. and she does not want
ANYTHING that even suggests the idea of
c;overument or authority of any Kind
"I propose to go all over the American
ointment to spread the propaganda. she said
1In the Free Society which and other. pro-
pose to establish every one Will be unUam-
inelled. unless he or. she should do anything
which would be an invasion OF tho rights ol
others Crime is a disease, and In this ! rec
Society criminals will DO treated as any other
patieuts would be The marriage tie VIII
not be recognized. but people can marry
or be reli igious II they want to"
The sun., 1900-12-23
FRANCHISE FIRST. OF COURSE.
Metropolitan Has No idea Of Jumping Over the
Law at Park Row and Broadway.

Tho announcement by President II. II.
Vreclnnd few weeks ago that the tracks OF
tho Third and Fourth avenue lines were to
bo connected at the Post ONCE with those Of
tho broadway road was taken by some per-
sons to mean that the work was 70 be done
Immediately Comptroller Coler has re-
marked in different quarters that as there
v'ns no existing franchise for such a oonneC-
tion IL would not be made unl",1 the CHARTER
wa, comUilci with and provision mad" Tor
c0rurorSatOn T. the city ns pIc-Crlbed in the
charter. President Nrec!and said yesterday
when his attention was called 10 tIe Conn
t-nllcr's uttcrauccs that lis aunounCemont
had merely been Of projected Improvement.
Immediate work ON which was not cort'm-
plateI. and that. therefore. no Application OF
i.v Mind had been mudc t. tho city Uuthugi-
tic. ns would naturally be dono when tn"
nu.pau" was ready 70 90 on with the WORK.
IN, would not be within tEc next few months.
h. aid
The sun., 1900-12-23
BANKERS' LIFE NOT TO PAY 100000
rownsisys Big Judgment Upsss hy ne ApDsl'
late Division.

The verdict Of $50 900 that Henry p. Towns-
Icy, former general manager Of agencies Of
the Bankers Life Insurance Company Of the
city Of New York. obtained against that com-
pany for breach OF a contract TO employ him
has been set aside by the Appellate Division
Of the Supreme Court which orders new
trial.
Townsey va. employed by. the defendant
on oct l. isoe for ten years under an arrange
ment BY which he was 70 obtain certain per
cents OF the business done. aud he was to
have full charge OF all agents. The man
ayers discharged him for cause on March 81.
1897 and the sue1clenoy OF that cause wac
the main point in the case.
Tho plaintiff had planned with Jonathan
Kelshaw, one OF the managers, TO secure
proxies and turn out the old management OF
the company II January. 1891. and issued q
circular FOR suoh proxies to the policyholderA
The Court says.
That the circular was calculated TO deceive
the pollCyholders and induce them by the
false inference that it was Issued with the
authority OF the officers OF the company
TO authorize the pla.uuN and his cocoon
spirator, Kelshav, 10 vote as their repre-
sentative Is clear when We consider its terms.-
And further: 1T is impossible 10 resist
the conclusion that the plaintiff and Kelshaw
Intended by deception 10 obtain proxies
from the pollcyholdcrs which would enable
them TO change the officers OF the company"
The Court says his deception was breach
OF duty on which his discharge was properly
made While new trial IL ordered. the de-
Cision is practically conclusive OF the case.
The sun., 1900-12-23
CONSTABLE LOSES A PRISONER.
Omcer Was Green. but Foley wasnt-Gavs
Him the Slip In West Street.


Conrad Kaufman. constable Of Charles-
town, Rockland county, y. Y. came TO town
Yesterday with two prisoners. One of them
Is row In tho Kings County Penitentary The
other Is at large Kaufman and the two
prisoners arrived at the Chambers street
ferry shortly before ~ o'clock. The prison.
ers we're handcufed together. One OF them
was James Foley. Both of them had been
sentenced in Charestown to short terms
In the penitentiary and Kaufman was tak-
ing them there. 1t was the constnble's first
visit TO the city and he. was dressed In his
best suit OF clothes. Hi boots reached TO
the knees and his corduroy uouserS were
stuck into them. He wore a blue. flannel
shirt and long black overcoat. , wide
h5i9mGa ,bs basd sS'' completed aat his Outfit Ills prs
oners were not particular about their
appearance. They wore the same clothes
''f Kaufmsnn iS n siruitcd about on the ferry
boat coming from s1i5ss Jersey CITY HIS KsT, ,Mo
mann didn't bother about them He was
too much taken up with the sights,
The boat landed on, this side OF the river
tested ,raffic in West street. He, never saw
so many wagons before in his life. he thought.
The newt question was hSw to get ane pTWsbS pWbo
Foley, worked his hand out q tho shscEle'
sHa saTs aSofFh aS II he I h4d lived in New fork oil his
life Kaufman made no attempt 10 follow
the oscapinc prisoner He saw II was useless.
SO he told the policeman stationed at the
Penthouse about it.
"Gwan," said the blueoont You're q
fine rub. What we're you ruhbering aboutr
G'wnn and tell the Sarge about IT." II was
ton minutes before the policeman succeeded
in convincing the constable that he would
have 10 report TO the station. Then he as
sisted hartmann with the prisoner who didn't
how TO find the Leonard street police station.
The nolice have sent out general alarm
for Foley,
The sun., 1900-12-23
MILLION SHARE SATURDAY.
VAN sTRrETy sHRisTMAS rye A
GRTtT mn ny.
sussr. Vrooki,n Rapid Transit and st. Pan,
lead on With Jump iirohsr' swsmped
with Orders NJ the Opening and Commits.
sions tiiiinu Their Pocket. Bear Covering

sions wing Their Pockets Bear Covering.
Moro than n million shares ~ sto"k wcro
.old on tho stock ENchpng" yesterday, tho
nrst time this has happen ~ u two-hour
business day. On tn" "y" ot christmas the
market closed IN greet bnlli.h Nhrl Tn"
rush 10 buy at the opening svamrcd th"
broker. and big Jumps were reg stored In tho
rriros of leading sharcs apparently In
some shares bears who had put ont short con-
tracts had practically no limits upon their
orders to buy The news. such ns II was.
was favorable Including higher Irccs In tho
London stock market, which ol'ns long be-
fore tho local market; excellent showinTs by
the weekly trade reviews. and much gossip
as to important pending railroad deals.
In the first hour the ticker reported sales OF
SOL 24o shares and for the two hours of business
the sales we're i.Ioi7oO shares. IA In every
great market, however, a great many trans
actions were missed by tho Exchange reporters
and the tickers did not print sales OF odd
lots. on Saturday. Nov, 10. OF this year.
after election, tho reported sales we're so? 900
shares. The next greatest saturdays bust
ness was May 10. is9J the day after the death
OF Roswell Z. Flower. when tho sales we're
747 ,344 shares
Three OF the strongest stocks were Amer-
can Sugar Refining. which on sales of l?o,5oo
shares advanced to l4i. closing at 100. a
net gain Of So. points compared with trlday
closing. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. which on
sales OF 8O.5O0 shares went IA high as "a. ana
closed at 49,. or 81, points net higher. ana
St Paul, which on sales of So 500 shares touched
1877 and closed at 1892. an advance OF 70,
The sensational Jump in sugar wa thought
bv MANI Wall street men 10 have heen en-,
glneered from Boston, and IL was reported
that Thomas W. Lawson OF that city was
at the head OF bull pool In the stock. from
Boston the statement was tclerraphed that
Messrs Haveme er and ArbuCkle had reached
an understanding for the CONDUCT OF the sugar
and coffee business OF the United states
which would involve no merger OF int"re.tS.
but would result In restoring the prices lor
both sugar and coffee to prohtable basis,
Local sugar trade authOritte-, however .ald
that they knew Of no change In the situation
Brooklyn Rapid Transits advance Vas
accompanied By reports OF important pendlng
changes in the Board OF Directots and re-.
vival of talk that the Mctropohtnn Sfreet
Railway interests are to control the prop
erty The advance in st Paul could reason
ably be ascribed to the acuGuirement OF an
interest in the company. by james Hill
II was stated authoritatively YESTERDAY re-
garding the North western railroad SITUATION
that while there will be no consolidation OF
roads and II IA absurd to talk OF the lorna.
tion Of transcontincntal line. because OF
recent and pending deals, close community
OF interests now exists among the North
Western railroads
The sun., 1900-12-23
Socialist Club at Columbia.

4 Socialist club has sprung into existence
At Columbia University under the name Of
tho students Social Progress Club The
avowcd object Of the new society is the study
Of social reforms from On informauonal
point a. view aud n1i WIN t'' primary "pl"St
iortlratly. and will consist alternately of
lrct.rc- md discussions m" charter OIL
Ic.r, are. President Armour caldwell
Srcrctary and Treasurer, Mis- 4 Is Colcr.
lcachcrs College, ENccutiN" Committee, "
" Ross. columbia and Miss {. West
lcl,ncr- Crllarr The Barnard college rep
r"-entative has not yet been chosen
The sun., 1900-12-23
Post Orlce Clerk samplin Arrested.

Joseph Samplin. who lives at 20 West iiith
street and has been employed as clerk In
the rcgI try division Of the General Post
Orlcc since 1907. was hold In $4,000 Tor the
Grand Jury by United states Commissioner
Shields Yesterday on a charge OF stealing
from the mails, Post ONCE Inspectors
Jacobs and James were known 10 Sampltn
mud Inspector Towlson Of Boston was sent
for and put 10 WORK at tho desk adl dining
Sauplin a an extra clerk. He snrs he
caught SaIrpin yesterday morning In the
net of opening a letter.
The sun., 1900-12-23
President Low on Colu mbis's Prospects

President Seth Low of Columbia University
in his snnu j Christians letters to the students.
while s;cIl;inG Of the financial condition Of
the university says: At no time since the
removal of thc university VS. d"icimin"d
as Il 4. to-dt" Ne sim noet the snppnTt
of the community 10 rry the "nlrtl ris"
"a colnIletC Success "a We have necd'd u IN
tho u 81. btt We d. not need hrl" upo1 %
sc4le 90 Gornid hc 1t to n kc Il uiNl"ult
20 oht in In tho ne Hnwhilc, our progress
tow1ri u complcte solution of our problem
he's been steady nd continuous, ana ih"r" Is
no rc son to doubt that 1t VIII continue 20
The sun., 1900-12-23
JNION'S TREASIEIh ACCUSED.
Painters and Decorators Charge Him with Wis
nppropriatiag Funds.

Charles J Dcn;inger of 24} Vanderwatcr
avenue. Long Island civ, was ar:licncd
hc'nrc Maci4trai" Hogan in lie lurEv'Ilo
police court Yesterday charged br John
Iamour oi 2Iul E.riih avenue. lrreI"nI
90. 49," tmul .am1f'l PWhtcl- and i"r'-
r.'Ur. N--o"Iailon Tor ta' ir~I -. months
U' ilI~ N".:, VITA 1pi'niiibIii' S..'"a ~ "i
the .--HcI atom 'uuur, n" hi- uru U~'~.
Hr.fi4Lrr Wa trrH-I r'r %. toe t-ru"t 'l'u,
lui Wa, removed ou i"p !. a" had 90
crl,.d s,glON ~ and 81 i-nur.od only Sls.u,i 80
nI~ defence Wa- that un had lost i.o uJI,ur"
-. the money lac Wl~ Lid Iu Slun D. al
!.r rAlmiuntlpn Dn "Wednesday h'tundrr
TAFT. pi 2u Agnth av"n1" h""Gw" hl- bonde-
The sun., 1900-12-23
The Rev. Dr. Merediths Big Flock.

The membership OF the Tomrkins Avenue
Congregational Church In Rrooklyn. of which
the REV Or r. T.. Meredith Is Iastor. has
now reached 2,?s5. IN increase % It.. during
the year The collections for hcnerolent
work durirp the wear amounted TO $4,000.
Mir Iaton polmer has resigned his place
as treasurer 81 the church after n service OF
tWenfN-nNe venrs.
The sun., 1900-12-23
SHE OWES FOR THEATRE TICKETS
And for Candy Mrs. Brovncll's Petition In
Bankruptcy.

Sarah s Browncll. residing at IS West
losd street. has filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities s5.s72 and no assets. Tho
debts were contracted from 1890 to 1898 and
are for wearing apparel, millinery. ieweTy
bric-h.brac and borrowed money. Sho also
owes $50 for confectionery, Sis for theatre
tickets and a sse5 hotel bill. She is bene-
ficiary under the trust fund from her father.
John W Lockwood, the income 81 which Is
81 200 a wear but she SAYS that ills wholly
IN .ufN cient for her personal wants.
The sun., 1900-12-23
The Poultry. Pigeon and ret stock SHOW.

n, ;vr,ua annual exhibition of tho Now
No'E r"'l Try, Pigeon uad Int stock A~'"ci1-
ton viii oIcu Ia Madi ,0n Square Garden
on Nedr, day. Jan. n. This time 10" rat
bits, cat. ard Gagged birds Will bc shown in
the COMFORT hall IN order 10 make the neccs-
sary room for the poultry on the main noor
of the amphtheat-c. Entries will be re-
ccved by ii. '. crawford. the secretary OF
the association. at Montclair n. j.. until
Jan. B.
The sun., 1900-12-23
.uoTHER AND sOS DIE OF HUNGER.
Pound starved to Death in a Hovei-1hres
Dogs Also Starving.

CHICAGO. Dec. :?-NIargaret Klein. 50
years old. and Charles Klein. 5j year. old.
mother and son. ver" found dead in their
little hovcl by the police last night When
the door was broken open lhe aged mother
was knocling at the side ol the bed, WIN ler
the hed eound- could he heard. and when a
candle was lighted the pole" discovered
three starving dog, the only companions Of
tho dead man ana >>.s mother. starvation
caused the death Of the pair
The sun., 1900-12-23
Found entity of Po'>oning ii'r Husband.

SlcorRNUY. Ia. Dc. - Tho jury In
the sarah Kuhn murder trial, which went
o,t at o'clock ,c.'"rGa afternoon after
three da,- of speeches b2 attr'ro.- -. re-
,truod , verdict t.i. morning of guilt, Of
murder in IA" I.r a d"g-"r. Mr. huha v1-
rhgr..d With .outng her ha h"'d I'Hl
Ia tod eleven dl.-.
The sun., 1900-12-23

NEW Ortr,Ns, La. Dec, ?2-Thc Dawes
Indian Commi, ION which hns been sittln.
nt Uat.ic4burg, Nj, for week, arrived
hero Tonight on its return to the Indian Ter
ritor' Tar's EiNb. of 81 PHul, ~" actlng
chairman, with six .'orptHrir- and -i"upg-
r,lhrr- coIuuo ed "a" oou.hiti"" that w"'t
N. To Hattie -bITr 10 hear the cases o. i,'
NJ mi ChuotpV indians and 90 d"t"--
miro Who wa "ntit."i t. shure in ~" lhdi3n
.I.rri'pr gllotweut- Iu". iprhi "a" NUM-
n,r ui ,hoctlwS much larger than tH"" were
tIturI.t 1 ID ~
The sun., 1900-12-23
A Trunk Line joint Agent.

Tho trlfIlc managers OF the trunk line rail-
ROADS have arranged to have a Joint agent
In Sow York to reg late import freight trallc,
ir order t. renoyc the cause Of the r"cent
dcmorllIat on Of rates Eating t. tnl- traflt.
\ meeting of all ia" lines interest al has b"cn
called for tho second week in \ uuary in
order t. iormulat' a dehnt' plan "l pro-
The sun., 1900-12-23
CercIe de IVarmonic Ball.

The Cerclc Frnncals de rHarmonic WIN
have its annual ball on Jan. In Madison
SQUARE Garden. Fanc!ul's sevortr-frst
Regiment band OF zoo pieces and Max Schwab's
o-,hsstra will Furnish ia" music. The intc-
rior of the Cialdon will hc. an elaborate repro
du, ton of the Champs EiYSCcS.
The sun., 1900-12-23
ni.hop Potter 20 Speak nt civic Federation
Iilu,r.

The civic FEDERATION. which is 70 give
twentieth cnutIry dinner ou De" - In Ar
Iust.. Hall, - ST. Marks plac', reported
Yesterday tuai PiShop Potter. WHO II was
thought a. gr~t could np' att md "a" dinner.
u.t u.'rr,i ~ br prc~ ut aud speak. lrn' Il
A. tTl-b- viii be- ltl-t'ulst"r ard among
The o,h,r -faiker~ "I'I r' r. Fulton tutt,ul
and pr e. Iicb,r Ncvtuu.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Another Ind .pcndcnt Goa, Road Abandoned.

The directors of the New York. Wyoming
and Western Railroad have voted to abandon
the project Of building an independent line
from IN. anthracite fields OF Penusy lvanii
tp tideWatcr About 900 tons oi steel rails
purchased by the company viii t." disposed
nf Ia some OF the large coal carving rail-
roads
The sun., 1900-12-23
Foupd Dead in I'll, once Chair.

George smith. 10 years old, OF 3Oa var'ck
street, Jcrscv City. owner or M" iron foundry
Mt NJ Second street was found dead in chair
ycsterdl" morning BY M c'urIp'"o who went
TO his oNlcn 10 got sOrIp Instructions. Dr.
O'Gormap said death Wa du" TO heart failure.
The sun., 1900-12-23
T.. ID. Armour Impro e..

CHICAGo. Dec. -. Philip y. Armour, who
mas been seriously III for som" time. was re-
ported to hp much improved to-day
Mr.. ATmolT's physicians gave ont a bulletin
at night that hH was In no immedi ate danger.
although the illness is regarded a. serious.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Scv Am,tcrda.n Casualty CornpaaN's stock
E,Lu,Linh.

ALBASY, y. &. Dee. >? -Ih" New AM
sterdam Casualt Iompan' 81 Ncw YORK
CITY to-da' fled with the Scor"tar' OF state
n certificate of reduction of II capital stock
from s35OOuO 70 s3l4,4oo the amount that
has been paid in. The certificate states
that the debts Of the corporation amount 10
S2O3,22
The sun., 1900-12-23
Mas.arhnsctts and kcar.aTge Sail

NOuFOLh, Va, Doc - Tn" ba'tlCshi' e
Massachusetts, and kegrsarco sailed th,,
mornin. and ra-,rd out care Henry Their
Jrs,iulti IN was stated by CAPT Folgcr to
hc Pensacola. whore %" North Atlantic SQUAD
,,p ~ axupet cd g. 1~-Ilutl'
The sun., 1900-12-23
ID. l.. 4 W. Brakcmcn Go to Air Brake school

sixteen brakemen in the employ OF the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road have gone to Chicago TO take months
instruction in large air brake plant. Each
man pays his own tuition fee but the railroad
company pays full wages TO these sixteen
men while they are absent from duty.
The sun., 1900-12-23
l,o..u ood Batons for Two Of Dcvcry's Men.

The o!cri irai force in the Clief's Office Mt
police Headquarters rrc-cnt"d lest"rd1
10 Srrrt John =. Flood and Frauci, Creamer
If t4,. chief t1N two dr"-, bat tpn- made Of
rnscvoud, with i.or. handle. on which were
carved tie mali Ipdl coat %! arms
The sun., 1900-12-23
''' '- '~'>I;'S ROOFs 5

Made absolutely water tight vita GALATIANS
ELASTIC PAINT OIL Six years IA use. More
durable than best lnsced. 43c. gal Frtc d,lINey.
nfst order, anywhere IN the L. s. any quantity No
petroleum used. Sec circular Gen Callahan Co.
Sptr8lte> In oils, .lh Front St. ". y.
Telephone 2s77 John
The sun., 1900-12-23


Ciss Rs'eIfs
M,r lns 90. ". Falconer leo llthauer
MfS tn E ssSp.on .fST,,S1 t. vftha Wsnannd
burke vs Btogan........ Juli''s II. Cohn
Mater Of Cruacr...... Millam B, lnu'ney
Mater OF ue.aury..........M ". Marley pia1ek
crane " Cranc..., Thomas Allison.
mick & Co 80. Arthur II Masten.
Mate, o. Ghsh', DLryce
Peck w. Br,oks...... .George u. Covngton.
Calltnn Ns alicr. Hy ". Iookstaver
Fraser vs. Kelly q cases... Sampson II W,inhander
isn9 iisIiGn, l' Sa; ia'a'' Bank ". james NJ ward
''ian-c i" cascsI,..'. Abraham Hershneld
Mater II i.,d.c,t...... benjamin T. Frincr.
dr,..r ". S'nc, ,hrlmct James y. StNlls.
Dol.aSe5 " lltrman.... Ia,le- u haley.
I,o,twlck vs. HiNoI.... ... Lo-cph l. Daly
Matter al liamliton...... Walter A!cCoy, Jf.
Te..arr ", Brll ...... Stanley II. ncvns
holm w. Mporc.... LdwLrd B. la Fera
Na1I han ". Loew....... Peter Is. '!ncy.
~ .lusuc~ blanchard.
Pines vs. G.llrlotc Arthur Hurst.
iirta,f yS Dausoa ... Rotet {. Morris.
Matter " arIrg,t y Z" Richard ". Henry.
vs' Macd maid 3 ces~s,N. \. Elsbers.
''i,s - ca,e.l....' -.""''N y. 4. Elsberg.
poan vs.. LCsl, ,........, Arthur ak.
X ,u'E ". SsiDmpn. Horace S"cIf, Jf
ana. 's "1sc,, .'. samuel $. Slater.
Ascnucr ys Holm ,...-.. Vincent Nictafy.
CfaV1rd ,s. Btt''l o.. Pratt A, Brown.
bohng vs. bopIas ...... James n. 1ui'le.
lad Maintca1nC" co Hamilton Odcl'
GRAY vs. addison. ,..... Samuel Cohn.
Harlem Sa,. iank vs.
VS. Entv stlo. ...... Martin l.. Iiollisier.
Nct Trust Go. -. Glenn, william h. Smith.
I. - l.f" lns. CO. vs..
Schm!gg ....... 100. Edward !. Kinney. Jr.
Nv Justice Lawrence.
Nearing rs H.ckers..... John II. Judge,
Hubcf vs. Str,!fcr .,.... Franklin Ben.
By Justice Fitzgerald.
Kunftnmann vs. kunien-
mann n....'.,.......,.. .Eleer, crsndan.
By Justice Dischon.
Peoples e. rel Potter va
The sun., 1900-12-23
The List Of Referees.


TIL. following IL list Of referees appointed In cases
In the supreme count last week:
Nv Justice Icyentritt
The sun., 1900-12-23

The ora,orio Society will sing The Messiah on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening at
Carnegie Hall. Lillian Blauvet Ms Morris Black.
Evan Williams and David Bisphem will be the sooiss-
The sun., 1900-12-23
Alice Boxall. the English hnrpist will give . harp
roncert at Mendelssohn Hall on Friday afternoon.

on Jan. the annual concert for the beneht OF the
workingmans School and District Nursing Depart
ment will take place In Carnegie Hall. under dircc.
lion Of Henry NolfSohn The sololsts viii incluoe
Mr.. and Mrs. George hensche Ernst Won Dohnanyi
and Fritz kre'sler.
The sun., 1900-12-23

Mr. and Mrs. George Henschel will he heard IN
recital at Mend.lssohn Hall on Jan. And 10. They
will bc heard In Brooklyn at Association Han on
Jan. In songs BY Mehue. Grciry, CadAfa. Dec.
Cocchl. Loeve weber. Brahms. Schubert, Schuma m.
Stanford. Henschel. Fooie lisz., Mourgny
Nassenet Chaminade and friedieu.