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The sun., 1901-03-29
MtRRiED 7.FEAROLD GIRL.
Henry Doran Accused Of Ent!cinE irene kIng.-
bur, From Home.

Henry Doran Of 200 Himrod strAet, Brook
lyn, val before Magistrate reale IN the Grant
street police court, Fiarhlsh. yesterday,
charged with abduction, II being alleged that
he adenuced Irene Kiugsbury. II Years old.
of 2S FairveW place from her home for the
purpose Of contracting marriage, in violation
of 4,r,ion ss2 Of the Penal Code
William J Doris of 81 Farview place. Flat
bush. an uncle Of Miss kngsbury. say, that
D)rsn married his niece on Jan ~ last with
ont tho knowledge and consent II either her
parent, or himsel: He further said that he
va, tho legally appointed guardian of las
niece. and that when Informed Ot tho mar age
he u=gtM proC"rdlHgs IN the supreme Court
10 have II anauIlod The cas-" Wa 10 hay>
come up ilst Friday, but, he alleges DorBu
appeared at his home IA Fairyiew place me
uignt before and induced LII ward ~ - away
with linn The giri told Magistrate Iculo
that she left the hOu~" # her own free viii
aud met her husband by appOlutmen. at .
PHOTOGRAPH gallery on Myrtle avenue Brock
Iv0, and from there vent t. ~ lIImrul
street. where they dre now living I; Vas
SHOWN in the evidence that DoIlS WAS ap-
ppIuted yuarIiaa ~ Item for the purpose Of
bringing The Sdit for the annulmcnt of 'ln
margiag" This suit failed u a result of the
dIsAppearancr Of the young woman
Dprnu was held n 81 900 bail for a further
hearing on April -, IA which time counsel
promise. 70 have the consent Of the girls
parents in Chicago IN the marriage
The sun., 1901-03-29
HR. IIEIELAND IF,TIhIS AGAIN.


PRINCETON. y } March IS Grover Cevc-
land Gelh cred h,> second lecture uu thu
"Vcnc2uelrn Boundary Diuute' tonight
b"forr N" students ~ Princeton University
lie dealt chiefly With 'hc tag" of the question
reached in hi, srCul terra. when We wors
,Nlllo" 4ed to lakr olr exact bearing, lest -
should ml's tn" Cours" pf our honor and VA
tIuuhl duty. and trHr4u the course nf the
controversy - thr !lna! arCeptan'" Dv Great
Britain uf the ARBITRATION urged 10y The United
state,
4 hope thare are bUt few OF our fellow
r,tigens ma concluded. who in tlcI retro
" sCt-. do not nov acknowledge IL" good
that hts corn" ~ or nation thrpuSh this
episode IN our history IL has establ he'd
tIr Monroe DuCtriH" on lasting Foundations
horpr" the ewes Of IN" world. IT has given Us
hrftc. placo IN th" respect and coiisliGrs-
Il ruu!th" people ul all nations, and especially
OI Great bri' ain II has again confirmed 1VT
Dpnfd"uc" ~ 'he uverH h",milg prevalence
among our citizens ul di-lEtPrr~t'l devotion
t. AmsrtClu honor and las' hnt 10y no u cans
lcp.t. u Ia. taught ~ whore TO look IN the
ranks - uur countrymru for the best pe-
riot I,n
Al the close Of the ., tur" President Patton
offered the iucumbenCy o. the ~ f1Ord I,tUe
ycIure.hp tp Mr. Cleveland for another year
The sun., 1901-03-29
STATE CAMP TO OPEv ON JrNK Z.


The State Camp NJ Peekskil this senson
will begin on Saturday, June I. and Major
Con. Roe has decided 20 detail nj least two
organizations on duty nj tho same time.
Tho senior orgpn2stion will leave the camp
for a practice march and field service on
Monday forenoon and return on Weducs-
dav forenoon, ON wllch day, after dinner.
the Junior command viii leave tho perma-
nent "a MP for similar duty, returning on Fri
day forenoon. While on tho practice march
organizations VIII be supplied WITH wagon
train and reid Uut0t and will cook th.ir
rear ..usrds Will also be given on The mHrUh
out. While in the permanent camp or
gan2stions Will be instructed IN guard duty
aui extended order dTlil, particular att"n-
non being paid TO loading and hrir2. SQlMGrCn
\. Major bridgman, will open the camp.
Other organya tons to have tour Of duty
are Seventh Regiment, Col Applet. n, Troop
I, CaIt. pebey ols", Twenty -thiri Regiment,
Col Barnes. Scvpnty-fourth R@gim~nt. Col
Fox, and the First Regiment e separate
companies. The men cf the First ana Second
Batteries will be on duty 20 fire the morn
ing and evening gun and details from other
hatt"r"- VIII aIso be made Gen. Roe also
expects tn detail one or two comupnds to
oAmp this wear who were on duty last year
TIE Thirteenth Regiment. Col. Austen. in
-tcad e going 10 peekskill will he sent TO
Fishers Island for instruction m heavy
ARTILLERY. Application o. this end has been
made 60 the War Department, and II Is under
stood TINT Secretary Il War Root has prOmis al
To detail Tho regiment. as requested
The sun., 1901-03-29
MOE LEWIS WINDOWS SMASHED.
For spite, Sam Levy SAYS, but the Cohens Had
Buried the Hatchet Windows Insured.

There was great excitement in business
and social circles In and around Baxter street
yesterday when il was discovered carly in
the morning that somebody had made holes
in ak of the plat" glass windows Of Moe
LEWIS clothing store AT Baxter and Walker
streets. hv throwing bricks through them
Nobody heard the glass breaking The
smash vas discovered by u private watch
mun who irnmediatelv woke up one of the
Ievys iIe woke up in turn moro Levys
and thsn many CuhrNS were added to the
crowd which gathered around the store
The damage. they said. would be about $500
which. Of course, Is fully covered by insur-
anoc
The motive for tho window breaking was
evidently not robbery A. each OF the holes
was 30 Nigh up in the Windows that none Of
the stock inside could be reached sam
Levy told SUN reporter that the Windows
mupt have been broken for spite, but he
could think of no one having grudge against
Moe Levy and a. the tGhens and the Leyys
have long ago buried the hatchet the deed
could NOT have been inspired bv any social
uISrord
A reward for the captur. Of the smashers
waa immad ately posted The devastating
bricks and the broken glass were allowed
TO remain in tho windows for the edifcaton
of the crowd
The sun., 1901-03-29
Believed.


De New
bpenied
ers for
Ise the
courts
| the pre-
)p undcr
ID to do
The sun., 1901-03-29
The Weather.

The low pressure disturbance which has been NOV.
ing up the cons, central Nova Scotia ycster
DAY and covered the coast States rs far south Flor
ida elsewhere the country the pressure was high.
except In IT., extreme southwest
Snow has fallen At points In the Lake regions and
IN New York and the New England Statos, elsewhere
the weather was generally fair yesterday. II was
colder tn, ohio Valley and norhes Stwsrd to Yer.
mont
In ihls city II was fair and colder, Wind. brisk 10
high westerly average humidity, 81 per cent, ba.
romstrr. corrsctrd 10 read 70 sea level at A. M.,
20 co. sp. NJ. 20 S.
rhc Temperature as recorded by the orncial ,h-r.
noneist 4 nd also BY TIE SUNS Thermometers at the
street level T. she Nn In the annexed table.
The sun., 1901-03-29
SHE'S GOING 70 RHODESI4.
Miss johnson To Introduce kindergarten work
in q school There.

Miss Harriet F. johnson, n teacher in the
Fifteenth avenue public school, Newark.
Will l4ave for New Utah, Rho csia. in British
Africa shortly where she will introduce
kindergarten methods In school N be estab-
lished thero.
Miss Johnson has been AZ her present post
about three years and she will 60 10 Africa
under directioa of Bishop Harf7el Of the
Methodist Church Bishop Uart2rl secured
4 grant Of several thousand acres OF land In
khodesia and ono of the stipulntions was
that he wu- 90 maintain q school While
visiting >merics the bishop met Miss John
son and engaged her TO take charge Of the
kindergarten and the music In the proposed
school She expects 10 sail in MAY.
The sun., 1901-03-29
ACCUSED or ATTEMPT 70 POISON.
Dismissed Boardcr believed 70 Have Put
DoadIy Drugs In Tah,c Pare.

WILMIVDToT Del March ?s.Frnest Dut-
ton a negro, IS under arrest charged with
attempt u murder William Dennis and WI
liam Gibbs. who are at the Delaware Hospital
suffering from the eNact Of arsenic poison
The mcn boarded with q Mrs Fllcgood on
Mrchdun street Duttou mad been ordered
to leave the house ana had no break k'aSt yra-
terdav morning. EoIlc of She people n la-
h ,u,r atc uoIN ana beans yesterday morning
others ave tie .anr kind -, food a. noon and
during the rf'ern2on n number of physicians
had a desperate battle 10 save the hves u
Dennis, Gibbs and Amos Eucgood A chem
ist found a quantity Of ar-eric in sample Of
the food submitted 70 him.
The sun., 1901-03-29
Methodist social I MON Gives Dinner To-
Night

Tn, Methodist Social Iuion has invited
the alumni. students and friends Of STa"Hse
Iniy.rsltv Wesleyan University and Duck
insor college 10 dinner ~ the - Dem.
I've The Rev. Dr James Il nnN CHANCELLOR
Of Svrar,,ss University. IA" Rev lr Rrud-
ford p RAYMOND Prr-lirut o' M"'-T n
i-nIversity. and the Rev. pr George L. Reed
pr..ident Of Dickinson College.
The sun., 1901-03-29
Councilman In salem, Mass. a DeranIter

SALEM, Mass. March 2s The police are
looking for Councilman william II. Murphy
Of Salem on the charge Of -mbezzlement Of
the sum Of 900 Of the funds OF tho Father
Matthew Total Abstinence society Of Pea
body Warrants were issued this morning
for his arrest Murphy has not been seen for
two weeks He left a lettcr addressed TO
the President ~ the society In which he ad-
lpI''ed HAT he was short In his accounts TO
the amount Of $40 He said in tho letter
tho shame the exposure OF his wrongdoing
would bring upon him
The sun., 1901-03-29
Tesisnatious In Brook,ya Training school.

Moses J Harris and Louis Firuski hayo
resigned their places as trustees Of the Disci-
phnary Training school for Boys in Brook
bn Eaoh denies that any dissatlsfacton n
With the present mana cement OF tho school
caused his resignation Some OF the tTu,tees
are opposed 10 Supt Sumvalt and want
HIM removed An investigstlOn Of his man
agemenr Is a. present In progrsss, and the
committee conducting il will mako report
10 IA" board on April 80 far the investi.
CATION, 10 IS said, has not disclosed anything
The sun., 1901-03-29

petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
ha, bcen Hlcd against MaN Goidb"rg Max
B Klmmel and Mn IauDu Goldberg
( Kimmph dclle~s ~ furniture Hpd carpets
"A, II and n r-,ox street aud 1929 II irt ave-
rue by GolifOglr, Cohn Lind for three
treGIiuI-
Johann II Wrndelkcn. hotel manager
4, .e3 bnweiy has Hlrd pr,it'un IN bank
mp. With liabilities, 2>G73 and no assets
lie w9c saloon keeper on the Bowrrv for
- ',trr
The sun., 1901-03-29
goy stassers Home shot Near the Heart.

SrAMPoNp Conn March - Fred HasSe
a srvertrrn-ycar-old youth, lies ~ his homo
in Ludlow street with 2?-oaIiher bullet
embedded above hi heart just how he
received the wound j. mvElery IA. stag
grrcd into hia homo Lar" lao, night in u weak
condition and exclaimed that he had been
sHot The police were notified and 10 them
tho bOv repeated hs tale Of lHviu. been ahOt
down. nut could givo no description Of his
alleged aslHilant
The sun., 1901-03-29
pnOlr0Oms DOu't Reopen.

-" threatened quiet opening Of many
yoplroom- about town on tn" day the Eastern
r1OrJ season hogan at Ronu irRs didn't
llV"n yesterday Their" Wds no general
opening. Gu,et or otherwise, although the
forces oi the haudbUOh mon were Inrr"aeoi
IN" cmrlOv"., of many rooms who had
l""U told 10 bo in readiness for business
yr-ro-dns were told ON Wednesday that
everything va, not Vet ready
The sun., 1901-03-29
Let Hor,e with Chambers lie Led Through
the streets,

Dr william ! Finn. veterinary surgeon
OF 2sS jay street. has been fined $3.50 BY the
Judges Ia the Court Of Special Sessions IN
Brooklyn for allowing holso suffering
with glanders and falry 10 be led lhfouSh
H.. str..t. IIn was prosecuted by the
Snrirty ro~ ~. Prevention ~ Cruelty 10
Annals The horse wJs Owned by Nathaniel
Terrell Of 81 Ntte' -tre"', MlnhdtAn, and
pa. -pui 70 IN tlnn = pIor" on MiFCh y
lh,co dav- latcr Dr Finn engaged man
fnr - cents 10 take the horse 10 Mlspeth
TO be disposed of one of tho society,
officers intercepted IN" hors" on III" way
TO Ma ,prth
The sun., 1901-03-29
Has, Time, 70, BROOKLYN Recruiting station

The making up cr drafts of men for the
RrutlS, Soiac" and the lroguoi', all for service
on the A,,atio station, IA keeping tho officers
in charge of recruiting on the vermont. at
THE navy yard busy Men arc arriving at
he yard in squads daily. however, and
tho recruiting OFFICERS don't eSpect ~ sx-
pcricnce tuy trouble In having the required
number ~ mcu ready in time OF the thirty
six men required to make pp the full quota
for the Brutus tVeniy-hve weT" secured tho
first day The various stations up the state,
II - said. ere doing good work
The sun., 1901-03-29
Cost 0,ffire Nptirc.
POSr OFFICE NOTICE.

Should beroad DAILY by all Interested as changes
may occur OF any tine.
Foreign mails fOT the woek ending March 70. 1901,
will dose PR DNPlLl IN all cases. ~ the General
Post one follows. PARCELS POST MAILS.
close c lOu- e1rter than closing tine sho wn below.
Parcels Post nail Tor Germany close at p, NJ on
March IS, per steamship lam, viH Bremen, and
March 81 per steamship koenl gin Iulse via Bremen.
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign
Branch hall hour later than closing time shown below.
The sun., 1901-03-29
Indian CIR, Return. Prom seeing Pope leo.

AKRON. Ohio. March IS Beatrice Wnnnetta
an Indian girl 10 year, Of age. is herA on her
way back 70 Cascade. Mon, after visit 10
Rome Venice, Florence and other places
was presented 20 Pope Leo The child is
accompanied by the Mother superior Of the
Sisters of ~ Jos~phs school When she
re.CheS Cascade she will have travelled u, ,o)D
m,les She IL an thuslastiC Ame rlcan.
The sun., 1901-03-29
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

sArrRpAY AT NM1A Il Il Tor FRSSGF, SSttG+Fi swITzER-
LAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TUR-
KEY, EGYPT, GREEl i, BRi iSH INDIA and
avnEN.u MahU, Em pc, ,s s"Mmsn,p * eu,nn. na
must Dr. directed per steamship La Gas
tsgn.l al I31 A n for NETHERLANDS
dfrcl per s'eamshp MAssdam mail must 10
directed per Steamship Maasds M, at $50 A.
N supplementary 10 4. Nj Tor EUROPE, per
steamship EuuIis via Queenstown st 10 A. ~
foT ITALY, per steamship Vera, VIA Naples
unai must be directed per steamship Wera1:
at 80 a NJ for SCOTLAN direct per stss m
ship Fufnos . mail must he drected per steam.
shp FurnesslE'l
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-ThiS steamer tskes
Printed Matter, Commercial, Papers, and Sam
pies for Germany only The sane class Of mall
matter for other ports OF Europe viii not Be sent
BY this ship unlesS specially directed oy Ter After
the closing " the supplementary Transa,lanto
MAlN named seove. sddiionnl supplementary
nails are opened o. the piers OF the American,
English. french and German steamers. and
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of tho
hour Of sailing VI steamer.
The sun., 1901-03-29

TRENTON, " J, March rs Among this
companies incorporated here to-day are
the following:
South western Investment Company. with
capital stock Of .2,ooo,Ooo The incor-
porators are. Charles " Parsons. New
York william II Carman. Jersey City Ernest
u in1alls. lfns,ings- the Hudson, VII
liam ! Hunt. Montclair Frank Wilson. Ridge
wood y =
Gulf Coast Sugar Refining Company with
q capital stock OF s5DDOp The iucorporators
are Aired Is Adams, Edward b Hawkins
and Edward 7 Magaffn.
The sun., 1901-03-29
cor NtRs rW0 8o,D-,r uEN.
INri. who Rohhsd y store while Thc' Held
ihs PROPRIETOR Gets Away with the Cash.

'h, Doyauy and William Clark were held
IN 'N" lorhyilr court Yesterday on charl"
o' ling p \ LIetN IN his uelrate-@"n
s.''" t 1915 second avenu" Two Of them
W" alleged ., have held !Vetc whil" 'ho third
me Do. each drawer aul poCketed about
- in' u'u with he money got away
I.e other 'Wp we're caught 10y policeman
ate. chase
The sun., 1901-03-29
ASKED FOR NAVY THEATRE rrCKETs
And Was Arrested on a Charge Of Usinx the
Mails to p~fraud.

Bruce F.. Gilbert was held in s2,ono hail
Yesterday nv United States Commission
Alexander TO answer a charge Of using tho
malls 10 dofraud Gilbert under various
aliases posed Az a representative Of Boston
dramatic paper. and, after renting an ONCE
heads printed. solicited complimentary
theatre tickets BY Wholesale from averv
manager in town The frequency of his de-
rsnd- caused On investigation which re-
suited In his arrest
The sun., 1901-03-29
BoiRDER uR>ED rHE GiS orr,
I;ut hid II 10 Badl' That Eight Person, We're
Almost Asphyxiated.

Fight person, we"~ overcome by gas at
l2J Goar,h street IN solomon Sterus rooms
yesterday morning Stern, his wife and
ak children ani boarder named Israel
lINnten i've there Tho boarder went 10
bed late and did not turn on the gas prOperly
When Mrs solomon awukc Shr found the
others unconscious u".chborng phyN-
Cian revived them Had Mrs solomon
moi awakened here would probably have
been nine duHths
The sun., 1901-03-29
Amended Himself out Of si.I2s.

Former hssamblyman II stewart Mcknight
of Bny side, l. 7 . il 20 receive the appointments
Of rnhor'1nce Tax Commissioner Of Queens
under the new law In order 10 make tho
appointnent the law had r. b" amended
and Mr. Mcknight waa told Ia draw the
amendment He did ~, and row finds that
ho cannot take Office until January /. 1902.
in stead ~ immDdiatov
The sun., 1901-03-29
wouldn't Have Increase Of Salary.

The Rev nr o T Bnrholnw, p1stor OF
the James VI r Church in Brootl"n, has de-
cl'ncd 20 accept the $500 increase in his salary
which wEs unanimously voted him by the
official board IL IA that hc would not
consider any ncrcqso la his personal emolu-
ments until tho debt Of the church was paid
of
The sun., 1901-03-29
srHOOi HLII CITGHT STEALING.
sen, to Reformatory 10 Learn Better Prom
ises 10 Get HunL Later.

Tfcpn-year-old Louis Silvcrman Of ~
Henry street. wAO attends Grammar SCnool
IN Henry street. ls known thero a. tha school
hulr Complaints have been made that IN
addition to thrsshn2 boys smaller than him
scf ia" has gone th'uugh their pockets and
robbed them jacob GuHhrecht, the IaH,to'
caught him at it ON Nedue-D!uy aftr;uoOn
and turrad him over 20 the pOlrc No victim.
appAar~i io Irosc'u'" him when he was
arfuigncI YESTERDAY IN the L>>eX Ma Rrknt
police cOur' but on N" lauitrr- complaint hr
va COM. tied TO the Juvenile Asylum for
three months
~. wo'- ire" nonf's ny dern amount 20
When coma our !Lll hurk NIu dH' laH.lur, '
sad the tOv rs be was led away
The sun., 1901-03-29
MIrabsan J.. Towns Tuys a Parm.

Nuhelu J. Towns, tho poe'-lawy"r Of
H'on.I,n, has purchased N" old WrcEor
h' .r TmtIaads T. - hs intention 30
wat" u gor q icw YEAR, and then dis
l''"'' u iur building purposes The property
tN '' ''o Old iauHrSlo road and intrrreCt"d
o. 'h" VI Ntnhgtt'n Reach lnilrond Tho
t,-e Is said TO have been about $1,000 an
The sun., 1901-03-29
Holiday Concession TO East Side Pedlrr-.

President Clause Of IA" Park BOARD sent
ward 10 the police yesterday to permit ped
lers 10 usa 'hc sidewalks and streets about
seward Park "a market plsce Temporarily
H.. action wa- taken in RESPONSE TO 4 petition
signed by seveNty-hvH pcdlcrs calling his
attention 10 the nppTog h Of the Jewish hol-
iOays and the extra rush OF business that
wpulG follow them
The sun., 1901-03-29
Pool Petition sent Back without tho Ma,or',
Compliments.

Mayor Van Wyck returned 10 David NJ
NeuhcrRNr again yesterday tho charge and
petition Of William NcArthur asking for a
complaint against City MHgistrate Pool
The Mayor made no comment
The sun., 1901-03-29
Work. Ha, q rend-rioin Cop Bounced.

rln""ln william Eastman Of the Tender
' station Vas dismissed from ~" force
r"-'"rt, on the recommendation of Deputy
Commissioner iorh Castmau has he'd
~. 'ur 81 complaints against him. Re-
c",'." he Voa' - BrooLyu and had fight
V.iH.a ear starter and som" citizens.
The sun., 1901-03-29

ALnANy, March 20 Count of Appeals calendar
fr Friday March 20. Nos. 900. a, 81 1870, igi.
sO2, 1872 and 1873.
The sun., 1901-03-29

Regiment,
Fond heat
II. kaTk.
d minutes
cell. Ihir.
Regiment,
birth heat
!, 4. Ish.
Time. 7
Dr., Trial
Seventy.
bird Iicgi.
ond heat
REGIMENT.
second.
.N. Long.
Thirteenth
The sun., 1901-03-29
MAILS FOR soyJH. ANP CENTRAL ANEHcA

FRIDAY AGA M iof NEWFOUNDLAND, per
steamship Silvia, al 10 NJ. for MEXICO, tss
steamship NstaGAS, va IaDpe0 mail must
be dlrecpd "prT STEAMSHIP MstanLAsD; at
i3OP N for GIBARA ana 7. $. 5. Ysnkton,
per steamship event ordinary mail onlyE A. I'll
? for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami
Fla
SATURDAY AZ y N for GuADELoUPE.
MARTINIQUE spd BARBADOS pei steam
ship 7sl,smar, at A " tOf BERMUDA, per
steamship Trinidad ats a n Tor PORTO RIco.
per steamship San Juan. via san Juan: as
4 NJ for GRENADA and TRINIDAD.
per steamship Rsnad al 10 A. NJ.
Tor CUBA, per steamship MORO castle,
via Havana at 10 A N supplementary 1880
A 81 iaI FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA,
SANASllLA, CARTIIAGENA and GREY
TOWN, per stca amship Aicne mail for COSTA
Rca must ne directed "pyr steamship AleneJ:
al l2M Tor ARGENTINE REpIBLlC, CRU-
Quay aud PARAGUAY pei steamship Grsoiau
Prince al z " FOR NORTHERN BRAZIL per
stesmsnlp Hilary
The sun., 1901-03-29
Mans for N.vioundland. by rAn to Noth sy dn.

Mails for Newfoundland, hy rail to North ytney.
end thence by steamer clos. at THIS once daily
At Gao VI c1uutrting close here every Mon
day. Wednesday aud Saturday. Malls for
MlqurlOu, BY rall 20 Boston, and thence by
Mails tor Cuba, by rail 10 pon 7 mpa Pla.
and theror by steamer c'oso ~ th's once daily.
except Monday. al $500 N The connecting
CLOSES are On sunday Wednesday and frldsyl.
Mels 'or cuba, by rail ~ Miami, FL and thsnoo
by steAnoL close ht this once every Monday
and Friday AZ ill:JO y Mall for Mexico
Civ overland un'~ specially addressed for
despatch b. stehmti, close At nib Cnce daily
at ESQ N and 1900 =. ". Ma1s for Costs
R'ea BELIZE. Puerto torsI and Guatemala
BY rail 10 Veg orleans, and thenc' BY steamer.
C,ose Al this M CO daily AZ $3.50 = connect
ing closes hare Monday 10: BellU 'uenO Cores
. and Guatemala and l4eHdays iur costa RioA,.
yRegIstersd mall closes 81 t0o p. NJ previous
The sun., 1901-03-29
Court Calendar, Tbl, Day.

Appellate Division supreme Cour, R,o,s,
calendar called At 1880 NJ Part u Pa part.
matters Part III CaSc unnnlShsd Motions Pre-
ierrtd causes Nos 1900, ?so7. General calendar
Part III part Y-ca.e unanShed Caves irJm
psr, a par y Case unhnlsh'd as, from
Maa ,Ry 90 No DAY ca!sndaI 1ria, Tern
oiso, sssc Part III Case unfinished Nos iolh
m;s sIl, sSsS ;7s7 S:., 9o,s. eTS; ?iss !;si
,sos, 2,ll, 2s.g. i.ai, isl. 2tss, 2.os G..a 24It
!.is s7eS ana Par ~ -Csr unfinished Cases
from Pan ~ Part Case unhn'ih.d Case,
fl" P.H n N Pc" Gnhn.ssd cssts s,s from rom psT rsT
III Part VII Case unnnish,d Inquest No
0Iol Day calendar Nos ?o4b. 26Ae, s73s 2sSs
2s52 a5ss. 1882 2s6l. 2ss4. 400. 27.2 s7A; 5000
n4i, e,4s. l2s.. Ees, 2sv2, ss6S, .e79 s.gs, $500
isIp a7el 2sI5 Part IN -CAsr unfinished CAses
from par VII Par Clear cases rom Part
vi! Par! n :, Ca,e unhni,h.d .a'%s from Part
VII Part XII case unfinished CASES from
Surrogate Cour-Cha hamt,n Motion calendar
called Al lU5o \ 81 For probate wills ot Msr
garr; O'ronEe Nsria 4 Mumb.cn. John Lacy.
Anton Scboenrlch,t Thomas NcGreth, James
Hogan. Charles lihrtmeyrr, licnty Hughes, Peter
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