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11 ml; tuoiUEn Vi'illha Oibcra Says that He Called Cfcirles a FooL L'E QUESTIONS SOME TRANSACTIONS rirm'c Indonerarnta Next Door to Forgery, Urn Pclaras Inconw of the) Maa Who Spent Hoot Lavishly. William Osborn, testifying under oath, yesterday of his brother, Charles Oaborn: I told Charles that he was a fool. and ought to be In JalL" From tht additional testimony given by William, It wn mad pretty clear that this conclusion waa built upon a Ions arlea of extraordinary actions on the part of Charles, who for years baa been' well known aa a man about town, who spent money like water. Boms of this money waa obtained, according to William Oaborn, by means that were next door to forgery." William was called as a witness In the supplementary proceedings begun against Charles by Arnold Hepner, who holds a Judgment for $108.84 on a promissory note, from beginning to end the testimony of the witness was of a most spirited, outspoken, and Interesting kind. Mr.

Osborn began bis evidence by saying thatn was a member of the firm of John Osborn, Sons, A wine merchants, at 43 Beaver Street, of which Charlea was also a member until, aa the witness said, "he was put out." last November. The firm Is flfty-elfht years old. and. to quota the witness again, "has never been dishonored." The present members of the firm, Mr. Osborn aald.

are hla brother Robert and himself. The witness (wore that there were no profits earned by the firm during 1803. When a balance waa struck on July 1. 1804, the witness said. It waa discovered that Charles Osborn bad overdrawn his account $35,197.82.

It waa not until Nov. 15, 1894." said Mr. Oiborn. "that we put my brother Charles out of the firm, and be then owed ua with Interest. Under our partnership agreement It waa understood that any member of the firm who overdrew hla account ahould pay 6 per cent Interest." Mr.

Oaborn th.n nmAmA In -ll THnwr aoocrding to the terma of the co-partnership, when any partner permitted any personal judgment to be entered against him and did not pay It at once, the other members could dlssolvs the partnership. In consequence, when. In November, 1894, the other members the firm discovered that Charlea had violated this agreement, be waa notified that the firm would be dissolved. Charlea then owed the firm $100,000, and when the partnership waa dissolved Mr. Osborn said tola brother transferred a plot at 463 Central Park West to the firm, subject to a xnort-gng of $43,500.

and that It waa worth about $40,000. He also transferred his Interest In hie mother's estate. How tnuch had Charlea been drawing? asked Wales T. Sevaranoe, who represents the payment creditor. "We agreed that ho ahould have $2,000 a month In the rail of 1893, and ha continued to draw that amount until July, We stopped their payment whan wa (era forced.

In order to protect the honor of the firm. totake up notes that he had indorsed with the firm name for "Hav you. since Not. 15, 1894. had a fcenversation with Charlea 8.

Osborn In re-erard to his lost hooka and papers asked Mr. Severance. Tea; he called, and said that the court ranted his books." aald That's none of my business.1 Didn't you say anything more? No, I did not. don't talk to him ex- tept on buslnesar waa the emphatlo reply. Where did you have this conversation In the street." Doesn't be come to your ofilceT "Sometimes he dodges In and out, but wo tton't see him." "Do you know anything about Charles's Checks and books?" No and If you could make anything out of them It is more than we could do, or more than he could," said Mr.

Osborn with a laugh. In regard to these notes, which were Indorsed with the firm name by Charles a Oaborn, when did you first learn of their existence?" On Nov. 18, Sunday, I believe." How soon after this did you have a conversation with your brother? Very soon. I told him he was a fool, and ought to be In jail, that was all said." "Were the signatures of the firm name forgeries "I decline to answer," was the reply, Were the Indorsements affixed by your brother Charles made with the consent of the firm?" "No, Sir, they were next door to forgery, guess." This cam out with vehemence, but It waa evident the Witness had not Intended to say anything about It Commenting on the answer Mr. Severance said: "They were not next door to forgeries, but at the door Itself." Mr.

Osborn made no reply to this, and continuing Mr. Severance asked: Notwithstanding the firm did not 'authorise the Indorsement of the and has no liability for their payment you did assume them?" Yes, for the honor of the firm, which "Questioned for fifty-elght years." Was the firm of John Osborn. Sons Co, a party In any way to the transaction of making, or Indorsing, or placing the notes In circulation?" No." r.w" ther authority for Charles a Osborn to sign the firm name?" 1 th' a member of the firm to endorse notes for the firm? "Never. Our firm never gave notes or tnuonea note." What Interest had Charles a Osborn tn the firm on Nov. 15, Thirty-three and one-third" per cent In the profits." Waa he a one-third partner In the as- setsr No.

he was a debtor to the firm for S10O.0OU." Does your firm own 43 Beaver Street wnicn is worth And a one-half interest In 3 Park Place, valued at Also Brooklyn City Railway stock, valued at $020,000, and other assets worth "It does." How much did Charles draw out In 1SS3?" Forty thousand three hundred and fifty-four dollars and twenty-five cents." Have you any objection to PhirlM a Osborn going to your office and looking inrougn Ms desk for papers and books? I have not; but If you can tell what he has done with bis money you will be very smart I would gtve $1,000 to find out myself." Do you know about a letter signed by the firm and sent to Charlea a Osborn, In which the firm aald that he could have nothing further to do with the firm, and also notifying him that hla allowance from the firm of SJ00 a month had been cut off? "Tea." replied the witness. "I believe such a letter was written. He wrote to us and wanted to become engaged as a sales-r aa. but after a oonsuitaUea wo decided ty.at after what he tad done in regard to indorsing notes with the firm's name we could cot employ him In any capacity." At this point the hearing, which waa held In tre City Hall, was adjourned. CLAIM OF LAWYER DICKERSO.

Mr. HaaklS) Dtsptsted the Orlgrlaal Bill, a' a Lawslt Xew Rosalia. Edward N. Dtckersoa of the law firm of Cowen. Dtcekerson Brown.

15 WaU 8trt, waa retained In 1884 by Samuel E. Haskln of Cohocton. Steuben County, to attend to certain cases In connection with patents to vulcanise wood. The cases having been disposed of. Mr.

Dickerson presented a bill for $33,000 for services. Mr. Haskln refused to pay the bill, and Mr. Dickerson sued. Subsequently an agreement was entered Into to settle the matter for $5,000.

and Mr. Haskln gave Mr. Dickerson a $3,000 and a $2,000 note, the first of which waa paid at its but upon the second a default was made. Another agreement was then made, by which Mr. Dickerson received $1,500 cash and a note for $1,232.

which was not paid at Its maturity. When Mr. Haskln defaulted on the last il note, Mr. Dickerson. claiming that Its nonpayment' rendered all stipulations void, at once entered Judgment: for hla original claim, which, with costs and Interest, amounted to $53,314.

This Judgment stood of record until yes- terday. when Judge Dugro, on a motion made by Mr. Haskin'a attorneys, ordered that it be vUfcated and that Mr. Haskln be allowed to come In and defend the action. Mr.

Haskin's attorneys admitted that the amount of the last note upon which a de fault had been made In payment $1,232. was due. but claimed that upon this payment Mr. Dickerson's bill and claim would be satisfied. After considerable argument by the attor neys on both sides.

Judge Dugro directed Mr. Haskln to deposit $1,232 with the court as a condition to opening the default and allowing Mr. Haskln to defend the suit The deposit was made and the case will be tried. There was a letter In the case that re flected upon Mr. Dickerson.

This Judge Dugro ordered off the records and no knowl edge of Its contents could be obtained. SHOULD BR PAID, MILLER TBUK1 Ha Is the Witness Long; Detained. la the Meyer Case. Cart-Muller. alias Carl KlrfeL alias a half dozen other names, belongs to that class of persons who do not know, when they are well off.

Muller waa the chief against Dr. Henry Meyer, who Is serving a life sentence for poisoning Ludwig Brandt to get Insurance money. On the stand, under cross-examination, Muller admitted that he was a thief, a bigamist a swindler, a perjurer, and an accessory to at least ons murder. But he turned State's evidence and escaped the consequence of his misdeeds. Since the conviction of Meyer and for nearly a year previous, Muller has been living In the House of Detention, aa the prosecution wanted to be sure of him as a witness against the wife of Dr.

Meyer. When Mrs. Meyer's case was Quashed, there was no further use for Muller. and yesterday ha was discharged from the House of Detention. He waa taken to the District Attorney's office, and.

Instead of being grateful for having escaped a long term in State prison. be entered a most vigorous protest because the SUte had not paid him for his loss of lima" while he waa In the House of De tention. He also had a complaint to make because he had only received three meals a day. When Mr. Unger of the District Attorney's office, to whom he made his complaints, recovered from the shock given him by the fellow's assurance, he had something to say In pretty vigorous English, and Muller, still grumbling, left the building.

LEACH SEEKS REIK STATEMENT. He at One Time Waa a Keeper la the Seeoael District Prlsam. Michael N. Leach was formerly one of the keepers of the Second District Prison. He was discharged by the Commissioners of Charities and Correction on Oct 7 last upon the ground that he attempted to Influence a prisoner to employ a certain lawyer whom he named; also because he had supplied whisky to one of the prisoners in the corridors of the prison.

Leach wants to be reinstated upon the ground that his discharge was unwarranted and without having given him an opportunity to be heard. He applied to Justice Barrett in Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday for a peremptory writ of mandamus to compel the Commissioners to reinstate him to his old post The Commissioners, In answer-to the application, aay that the charges were read to him when they were made, and he waa Informed that the Warden was ready to substantiate them. The reply of Mr. Leach to this was. It Is alleged, that what the Warden said was true.

Justice Barrett said that an Issue of fact was presented by the answer, and therefore he could not grant a peremptory mandamus, but would grant an alternative writ and the case would then have to go to the Jury for trial. Some of the evidence upon which Leach was discharged was given before the Lexow committee. VERDICT FOR FIREMAX FARLEY. Crasade Againat Storla Track, la the Street May A verdict for $7,500 damages, rendered against the city yesterday by a Jury before Judge Olldersleeve in the Superior Court, may lead to a general crusade against owners of trucks who store their vehicles In the public streets at night The plaintiff waa Lawrence P. Farley, a member of the Fire Department Farley waa driving Hose Cart No.

20 to a fire early on the morning of Nov. 20. 1802. It was pitch dark, but relying on a clear roadway Farley drove at a rapid gait- In front of S83 Broome Street his cart ran Into a truck that was standing there with such force that he was thrown to the ground. His skull was fractured and several ribs broken, and he was otherwise Injured.

He was confined to the hospital for months, and when released he found that he was incapacitated from further service in the department and was retired. His lawyers, Alfred and Charles Steckler. sued the city in bis behalf, andj upon the trial they proved that the truck against which the bos cart ran had been standing in front of the premises for months prior. to the accident in violation of the city ordinances. It took the Jury only five minutes to reach a verdict This case to the first of the kind that has ever been tried.

DIFFERENCE PRICE A FACTOR Icw-Terk Cansare'al Caaanavay a Ita Ceatrat Point. Aa interesting trial that had lasted two days was concluded yesterday afternoon In the United States Circuit Court before Judge Shipmaa and a Jury. The case waa brought by the Mercer Rubber Company against the New-York Commercial Company, upon two contracts made In August 1892, far the sale of 70,000 pounds of rubber, deliverable In September, October, and November. 1892. The plaintiff claimed that the time of delivery of the rubber had been extended by agreement' It demanded the rubber In April, USO.

that Una the market waa very much higher than It was in September.) October, and November. 1802. The defendant had failed to deliver about 40,000 pout da of the rubber. It admitted Its liability, lout claimed that It was liable only for the I difference between the contract price and! the price prevailing in September, Octdber, and November. 1802.

That difference; was $1.580. The plaintiff proved a damage to the amobnt of $3,000.47. The Jury, however, found In favor of the defendant's theory, and Wave a verdict for only $1,580. Nathaniel Myers, of Myers A Anable, rep-reseated the defendant RICHARD LEACH GCILTT OF MIRDER rl the Jarr la His Owa Behalf knat His Wife Killed Richard Leach was yesterday convicted In the Court of Oyer and Terminer of murder in the first degree. Let ch, who la a Southerner, lived, with his rife, at 412 West Forty-ninth Street At o'clock on the morning of Nov.

18 last ft was charged, he stabbed hla wife in the neck. kiUlng her. Then he slash Bd himself In the throat but did not lnflic a fatal wound. Afterward he gave blmslf up to the police. He went on the stand yesterday in his own defense and swore that his wife killed herstlf.

He said that on account of her drun ten habits he threatened to leave her. A qu irrel followed, and he left her, saying that he would not return. He came back, however, and found her lying on the bed with her throat cut The Jury evidently gave no credence to this itory, for It brought In a verdict of guilt; after less than half an hour's deliberation. Leach betrayed no emotion on hear! lg the verdict He was remanded till Tues lay for sentence. Sl'tT AGAINST GEORGE P.

WORK. Hea Dlcklaaoa Waats S272 for Keeping? His Horses. Hefjry Dickinson sues to recover 1272 from George P. Work, son of Frank Work. the danker.

Mr. Dickinson has a farm at Brewfeters. He says that In the early part of April ilr. 'Work requested him to stable and last keep jfor bim several horses. Including the hackney mare Cedarhurst durina- the Sum.

mer. Mr. Dickinson said he boarded and. pastuk-ed the animals until Sept 1. when he sent lng fcr.

Work a bill for their keen amount. $272. with the statement' that he keep the animals until paid. would No (attention was paid to the bill, so Mr. Dickinson took legal proceedings to recover amount Mr.

Work has neglected to lnterdose any defense to the claim, and. on of Meyers A Anabe the case was iy sent bv Justice Birnti tn rtai Thompson as referee. SCLLXVA" ESCAPES FEXITEXTIARY He 1 ad Pat Vp the Rail rpon Which Leaaed Whea, Arraigned. Johi i Sullivan, a carpenter, was arraigned be fori Recorder Ooff yesterday charged with burglary In the third degree. His la wye told the Recorder that Sullivan was a respectable mechanic, and had worked on the CHmlnal Courts Building, In which he waa a rralgned.

Is that so, Sullivan?" the Reoorder askedl "Yek your Honor," be answered. the very rail I am leanlns- ae-ainat put up now, If hadn't taken a sup too much i't be here to-day." wouldh WfclL I Will a-lve vou a ehini uM h. Recorder. "I will allow vou to tn petit larceny. I won't humiliate you by sending you to the penitentiary you will go ia ity rruon lor Blxtv dava." Brash Baek la Jail.

Victor Brush, who became violently inun. while (confined in Ludlow Street Jail as a Prisoner ana a witness against Alfonso charged with counterfeiting, was to the lail Wednesday nlht Sperloka, returned the Wa Government Hospital for the Insane, at Washington, where he was taken Dec 4 last HEW FROM THE COCRT9 IW BRIEF. Ty trial T.n vlolatihg the election law. was continued tn inn fburt Af i muuw yesieroay. wa" mad th Instance of -iudb.

ii alleges that Curtis offered George F. McCarthy, a private In k. viiipiuy uk ine iooa 2OVertinent Clubs, 25 cents to register llle- i JtlJffA Tnvnuinil tn Vi a tt.UaJ ai.i Circuit vMtrrf.o uie jury to return a verdict for the defendant i thl ti wv wooas, wno sued the H. W. tor thi Inaa nf tmrA 1.

1 1 ,7 V.ltVT" c'her ln Brooklyn. The plaintiff uii.ci, nil- wurKtnir nn the defendant. iiw uiuto nwimnc on tn m.i A Bury was' secured yesterday to try Thomas Rellly for murder. Reilly; it Is af- leged. Jast 'cf L.

7 wrew "vui oi out of M.Tr-h i sr ilaS.i 1 nd wa" only pronounced fit trl 11 a few weeks ago. The case will go on o-day. iry A. Abbey was discharged from custody by Justice Ingraham yesterday, in bbey wa "rrested on a complaint made by Curtis Graham, furniture dealers, who charged that he had stolen! a promissory note for $100. Judge IngraHam held that there could be no larceny ox a promissory note.

USITED STATES CKITED STATES SIPREME COtRT. No. 0, original Ex parte: In the matter of Eugene V. Debs et petitioners. PeU-tion 1 dr writ of error denied.

No. 1 1, original Ex parte: In the matter of Eui ene V. lebs et petitioners. Motion leave to file petition for writs of habeas corpus and certiorari granted, and rule ti ahow cause awarded returnable on Monday the 28th Inst. No- New-York.

Lake Erie and Westei Railroad Company, plaintiff In error, Andrew Brown. In error to the Circuit Court for the Southern District of New-Y Drk. Dismissed, per stipulation. No. The Continental Insurance Company the City of New-York, plaintiff in error, irs.

The Union Insurance Company of Philad dphla. In error to the Circuit Court for th Southern District of New-York. No The Bell Silver "and Conner Vfin. ing appell ipany et aL, plaintiffs in error and aaa crrur aVX3Ci tm. va Xhah 1Tit VatuAi i Butte I apveavsuaisju Af.Ils UI at 1 a -m Kirk I assess VVHUIIUCU DT Al.

ttlrlr tf9 (Ka Waa.H. i appefiis, and ooncluded by A. H. Garland for th plaintiffs in error and appellants No. 165 The National Cash Register Company.

Appellant vs. The Boston Cash Indicator and Recorder Company et aL Argued b7 Lyaander Hill for the apbellant and by Frederick P. Fih for the apeelleea. The day call for Friday. Jan.

18, will be as folliws: Nos. 138. 158, 182. 16t ltiSl) ISO, l(Jf. 108, ltffl.

CKITED STATES CI CI IT COCRT. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-La- "I i i a. Room 122. Post Office Buildina-. Jury calendar 1 Wood vs.

American Cred it inperanny vampsny. ih Wagiey vs. Traders and Travelers' Accident Comoanv. Adjourned cases 1 Thames and Mersey Marine (Insurance Co. vs.

Continental In surance in. a namoarger vs. Hlrshfleld. 3 Same vs. Paltow.

4 Gould Manufacturing Company vs. Kroder. ft VermUyea vs. Brovi. 6 Schweinbura- vs.

Stern. 7rln- tral Trust Company vs. Schenectady Street Railway Company. 8 National Folding Box and Paper Company vs. Elsaa.

Cases Votleed Park vs. New-York. Lake Erie 4nd Western Railroad Company, la "Mlams vs. Provident Fund Society. 11 Swme vs.

same. 12 Same vs. same. 13 Ev.r4tt vs. Hanlenbeck.

14 Le Page vs. Ilnice and Groajean Manufacturing Com- STATE COURTS. COCRT XOTICE. CITY COURT-To enable the bench and bar to attend the funeral of tha lata Chief IJuatloa Shea, wbick takes place to- day. at 11 P.

the severs! rarts of this court will stand aojournea for the day. Motions and orders returnable at Special Term will be heard at 1:30 P. M. By order of the court JOHN B. McGOLD-RICK Clerk.

COCRT OF APPEALS. Gilbert Murdock. as administrator. Ac, and another vs. Clarissa et aL.

appellants. Submitted for appellants, argued by Lynn J. Arnold for respondents. W. H.

Keily, as receiver, vs. Mechanics and Traders' Bank, appellant. Argued by Charles Striuss for appellant, Morris Hirsch for respondent Louisa Harden vs. Mary R. Pierce, as executrix, appellant.

Aruged by Edmund Mooney for appellant submitted for respondent Mary J. Killoran, as administratrix, appellant, ve. Clinton W. Sweet. Argued by Henry W.

Foster for appellant. Edward Jacobs for respondent Lucy 8. Morrison, as administratrix, vs. MetropollUn Telephone and Telegraph Company, appelant. Argued by Burton N.

Harrison for appellant Thomaa Pearaall for respondent. James T. Wataon vs. Elizabeth P. King, as executrix, appellant Aruged by George Parkhurst for appellant submitted for respondent.

In the matter of the Judicial settlement of the accounts of William Collins, as executor. Argued by Jacob S. Van Wyck for appellant R. H. McGrath.

for respondent Richard Fltspatrick. appeltont vs. WUI-lm. P- Tweddle. aa executor, Argued by Michael J.

Bean Ion for appellant Louis Marshall for respondent. SEW.rORK CALENDARS THIS DAY. SUPREME COURT-General Term Van Brunt. P. Follett and Parker.JJ.

Cal- called at 10:30 A. M. 17 Harding vs. Field. 31 Roarty vs.

Mc--Dermott 12 Empire Warehouse Company vs. MaUett 3 Matter of Mayer. 25 Mori-muro vs. Hamilton. 26 8ame vs.

same. 43 Levy vs. Carr. SUPREME COURT Chamber's Barrett, J. -Opens at A.

M. Calendar called at 11 A. M. Class I. 1 Isaacs vs.

Dewes. Class IV. 2 Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Hoyt 3 Honigman vs. Morrison.

4 Schumacher vs. Koch. 6 King vs. Kennedy. Class VIL 6 Allison vs.

Strowaer Automat ic Company. 7 Relnbardt vs." Green wald. 8 Wise vs. Greenwald. Class VIII.

0 O'Connor vs. Shell. 10 Hoffman vs. Morris. 11 Matter of Murphey.

12 Rankin vs. MUler. 13 Matter of Jones. 14 Wlndmuller vs. Greacen.

15 Qackson vs. Horgan. 10 Studley vs. Matthews. 17 Harvey vs.

Height 18 Raymond vs. Morgan. 1U Negus vs. Terry. 20 Wuensch vs.

PuUtser. 21Campbell vs. New-York Life Insurance Company. 22 Luxemburger Tuchfahriken va. Meyer.

23 Collins vs. Stewart. 24 Eden vs. Tebo. 25 Johnston Embossing Machine Company vs.

Thorn-son. 26 Bore! vs. Borel. 27 Fancher vs. American Cereal Company.

28 Matter of Russell. 29 Matter of Caldwell Avenue. 30 Lopes vs. Merchants and Farmers National Bank. 31 Matter of Stuyvesant Safe Deposit Company.

32 People. Ac, vs. American Steam Boiler Insurance Company. 33 Meeker vs. Lock wood.

34 Brown vs. Thompson. 35 Hirsch vs. Alsdorf. 36 Silvester vs.

Buckingham. 37 Manhattan Railway Company va. Cowperthwalt. 3H Farmers Loan and Trust Company. 89 New-York produce Exchange Bank va Coombs, Crosby Eddy Company.

SUPREME COURT Special Term Part Beekman. J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Case on.

Law and Fact 2411 Hallahan vs. Stein-way A Sons. 1455 Steinway va Stein-way A Bona 1664 Kahn va Hoes. 1868 Coffin va Leach. 1872 Decker va Haddon.

1382 Roosevelt va Behrman. 2525 People ex ret New-York Security and Trust Company va Barker. 1444 Gross vs. Rosenbaum. -1348 Shaw vs.

Ainley. 078 Larson vs. Germond. 1036 Wendel vs. Brown.

1831 Slater va Rogers. 1006 Albro vs. Blume. 2579 Hunnewell vs. Tax Commissioners.

988 Meyers va American Railway Improvement Company. 790 Levene va Berger. 1801 Graham vs. Graham. 2S37 0Belrne vs.

Bullls. 1468 Henman -vs. Silverblatt. 569 Jones va Vosseler. 1665 Morris va 'Morris.

2555 People ex reL Pike vs. Bark- in. 2610 Benson va Benson. 1815 Eaton Prino Co. va Hammerateln.

2573 Bartlett va 2612 Milbank va Gorman. Highest number reached in regular call. 1922. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part IL Adjourned until Jan. 21.

SUPREME COURT Special Term Part III. j. upens ii a. jn. CIRCUIT COURT.

Day calendar' to be called in Part III. Cases will be sent to the different parts in their order as called for trial. Short Causea 5S53 Prince vs. Hirsch. 6235 McWilliam va Gregory Silk Manufacturing Company.

50U0 Warren va Morton. 5500 Lisika va Hartstein. 5584 Sterne vs. Talbot 58S2 German Exchange Bank vs. Thoesen.

5441 Antlon-elle va De Ore as. 5805 Franklin National Bank va Nieman. S806 Same vs. same. 5536 Rasch va Ohly.

5870 Block va VogeL 5894 Bank of Metropolis va Clark. 4959-Callahan vs. Crow. 5897 Kllpner va Hill man. CIRCUIT COURT Part I.

Patterson. J. Opens at lOStt) A. M. Case on.

3600 Laldlaw vs. Saga No day calendar. CIRCUIT COURT Part II. Adjourned until Jan. 21.

CIRCUIT Part 1 1 Beach. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Calendar clear. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial.

CIRCUIT COURT Part IV. Adjourned un. til Jan. 21. COMMON PLEAS General Term Ad.

Journed until the first Monday of February. COMMON PLEAS General Term. Adjourned for the COMMON PLEAS-Speclal Term Daly. C. J.

Opens at 10:30 A. M. Motions. COMMON PLEAS Trial Term Part I. Pryor, J.

Court opens at 10:30 A. M. Case on: 365 Treacy vs. Rathbun. 959 Andrews va Ebling.

1307 Rleser vs. Zubrinsky. 938 Wilson va Press Publishing Company. C96 Dee vs. Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company.

2078 Sickles va Herold. 1245 Carton vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 1230 Hen va lesser. 1183 Foster va Tannenbaum.

883 Lederer vs. Tribune Association. 2582 Baber va Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company. 1229 Jahoda va Eldridge. 1286 Parker vs.

Third Avenue Railroad Company. 1281 Reich va Cochran. 1146 Cavagan va Hausling. 2504 Sommerfield va Gorman. 555 Mar-kowlts vs.

Weinberger. 1208 Aller va White. 1084 PenHeld va Smith. 1110 Goldfarb va Second Avenue Railroad Company Highest number reached in regular call. 1310.

COMMON PLEAS Trial Term Parts H. and IIL Adjourned tor the term. SUPERIOR COURT-General Term. Adjourned sine die. SUPERIOR COURT Equity Term Sedgwick.

C. J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Calendar clear.

152 Kalian vs. Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company. 153 Skeliy vs. same. SUPERIOR COURT Special Term Dugro.

J. Court opens at 10 A. M. Motlona SUPERIOR COURT Trial Term Part I. Olldersleeve, J.

Ooens at 10:30 A. M. Calendar clear 448 Malloy vs. New-York Real Estate Association. 876 Sarner vs.

Hellman. 877 Baum va same. 608 The Mayor, va Eighth Avenue Railroad Company. 114t Harlem va Mahler. 1692 Zlmmer vs.

Weber. 1249 Siebert vs. Allbause. 1225 Yates vs. FarrelL 1633 Stamford va Guidet.

645 Crotty vs. Prum. Highest number reached In regular call. 1253. SUPERIOR COURT Trial Term-Part II.

Adjourned until Jan. SUPERIOR COURT-Trial Term-Part III. McAdam, J. Opens at 10:30 A. M.

Cal- endar clear. 1201 Fischer va Kople. 1071 Zweifel vs. Schlickweln. 1201 Bleick va Sterzelbach.

SURROGATE'S COURT Chambers Ar- nold S. Motion calendar called at 10:30 Wills for probate at 10:30 A. M. Elixa Forbes, Emille Cassebeer, Lina Anthony. Rebecca Babbitt Louisa Presaler Gilbert Oakley.

At 2 P. Preuas, Annie M. Collins. Sabina Dewes. SURROGATE'S COURT-Trial Term-Fltx- gerald, 8.

Opens at 10:30 A. M. Held In brownstone bulldlpg 32 Chambers Street Contested wUl of Sarah A. Day. CITY COURT-General Term Adjourned sine die.

CITY COURT-Speclal Term-Conlan. j. Held in Room 11 City Hall. Opens at luWP. M.

Motions must be made returnable tt ijo r. m. CITY COURTr-Trlal Term Parts L. IT IIL. and IV.

Adjourned until Jan. 2L COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER In. graham, at 10:30 A. District Attorney Osborne for The People. Giovanni Posterarrt.

2-James Burna COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Part Ooff. Recorder. at 11 A. M. Assistant District Attorney Davis for The People.

2 George Hannon. .6 Carl Abresch. 6 Frederick Blatt 7 a Jo.ph Garibaldi. 9-John Cleary and Michael Fitzgerald. lOWamas FarraU.

U-Paaqual Todtoco. it. Ni. c.4. i -ot 4 Jc yiurpr.y an -n McCarthy.

5 Francij Le Lie. 6 UJward Bennett and Thomas Cotter. 7 Louis Pleterson. Clara Afisdorf. George Smith.

10 James Lynch, 11 James Smith, alias James Quinn. 12 Harold O. Butt COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part IL Martina, J. Opens at 11 A. M.

Assistant DUtrict Attorney Weeks for The People. i 1 John Curtis. Wilton Gray. Henry Tannerbaum. 4 John Bean.

5 Plncus Herman. Michael- Petraila and Jerry Sandera. 7-Otto Arst COURT OF GENEkAL SESSIONS Part IIL Fltxgerald, J. Opens at 11 A. M.

Assistant District Attorney CHare for The People. 1 Thomaa. Reilly. Referees KaaaeeV IfowJYarac 1 SUPREME COURT Barrett J. Dickinson va Work David Thomson.

SUPREME COURT Andrewa J. Copeland va Stevenson (two cases) John H. Judge. COMMON PLEAS Blschoff, J. Bernhard vs.

KurtJohn Fennet SUPERIORTOURT-Dugro. va; Saalfleld John Fennel. Receivers Applated 5ew-Yorlc SUPREME tOURT-Barrett of People's Cold Storage and Warehouse Company T. Mcllvaine. COMMON PLEAS Daly, Emll Unger va Carl P.

Urn Emll Unger. COMMON PLEAS Books taver, J. People. va Bankers' Loan Investment Com-i TT-James M. Glfford and Charlea B.J HUlbouse.

BROOKLYN COtRT CALENDARS. CIRCUIT COURT Part Part IL Landon. Cullen, ray, vs. Staten Island Rapid Transit 667 McKinney va Bolea. 776 Freldman va CrowelL 752 Baldwin vs.

0 Dee va Worthlrigton. 783 StlllweU va Cook and others. 534 Web-'fX. Aetna Insurance Company. 74 Whiteside va Long Island Railroad.

353 -Chelks va Brooklyn City Railroad. 1769 Kellly vs. Atlas Iron Company. 71M i Caulfleld. N.

21. vs. Smith. 805-Halt Zh 713 White va Jefferai glJ-Coppock va Long Island Railroad 818 Endows va Kings County Brewing1 Company. 819 Spring vs.

Bowne. 820-1 fKart va Brooklyn Helghu 821 Begin va Moylan. 822 Burke Brooklyn Elevated Railroad. 824 Sulli- van va Ronn. r-avT j.rt.tiro-tn Ford.

820-Reaney va Standard 2mgfnv' 827-Eccles vs. RadamT tV5 2r-ponson va Hmitn. Cole va Sulphur Company. 830-Jardin va HowelL K1 Huber Brewery va Grot 832 Col-yns va Accident Insurance Company. 833 Donovan va Morris.

834 Dooley va Herr. 836 Cacace va Buckman. 837-8 Donahue vs. Brown. 839 McMahon va Berry.

840 Ehmer va Title Trust Com- pttnjr, Highest number reached on regular call, 0- I SUPREME COURT-Speclal Tenn-Oaynor. 16l" Keline va Kehlenbach, I CIJL fOURT-Part Wyck. J.J Part C. J. Shore-Cause Calendar.

1291 Solomon et aL v- Federgreen. 1964 Siroonetti vs. Western Union Telegraph Company. 2075 In the matter of Caroline M. 8tone, a supposed Incompetent person.

1516 Aldrich 1005 In the matter of Brid. get McKlroy, a supposed Incompetent 2027-D'Ainto va FederschL 1922 Marquis va Halferty et al. 2030 v- Smith et aL 1970-Nlchols Gas ilxtuf Company vs. RusselL Impleaded. Ac 199 Burger A Hower Brewing Company va Gottschalk.

Ttar vs. Brook-lyn City Railroad. 821-Bennet. infant, vs. Brooklyn Heights Railroad.

63t-UnderhiU vs RodwalL 1014-McKeever. va Atlantic Avenue Railroad. 82i Leahy vs. Egan. 1283-Nelll vs.

Brooklyn Elevated Railroad. 709-Hamllton. va Brook- vs. BrooklynHelghts Railroad. 1050 Elflnger vs.

Brooklyn Heights Railroad. Jaland and Brooklyn RjOroad. 1297-Mopre va Valentine et aU assignee, aVc, vs. Bough. 1103 Kiernan vs.

Klein. 96at-Wynne Tva Atlantic Avenue RaUroad. 1018 Von Sal sen vs. Atlaatlo Avenue Railroad. 1157 Kleiv nan va Atlantic Avenue Railroad.

978- Rublnowlcs va Brooklyn Helghu Rail. road. 1102-Mulllnii ti Highest number reached on regular calUl 1300. i CITY COURT-Speclal Term-Osbbrne, ir-uuaaf va JUCUUire. DEFAULTER BLAISDELL SUB8EXDEKS After a Defaleatloa and Flight Tea He.

Retaras te Fall River. FALL RIVER. Jan. 17. John it Blalsdell, who for some time prior to February.

1885, had been the bookkeeper of the Weetamoe Mills," in this city, walked into the Central Police Station to-day, and announced that he desired to surrender hlm- self. His coming was as sudden and unex pected as his departure. When he left the town, ten years ago, he waa as a subsequent Investigation showed, a defaulter to the amount of $40,000, which the stock-! holders of the Weetamoe Mill have had to stand. He went to Canada and evaded arrest and trial under the criminal Indictment which was found against him. He Bved there for a few years, and then went to Brooklyn, N.

YI, where he has resided! for a long time unmolested, although the jfact that he waa there was well-known to people' In this city. j. I I Some of the Directors of the Weetamoe Mill say that he is desirous to have the indictment nol prossed; that he is tired of living the life he has for the past ten years, snd prefers to take any risk in order to be at home once more. It -Is not knowti what the Weetamoe people will do, as jtherf is a diversity of sentiment among the Dlf rectors regarding the matter of pressing the case. TEX YEARS FOR AXSA LEDW09 Seateaee of a Woman Who Helped Harder Her First Hasbaad.

BUFFALO. N. Jan. Ledwon) was to-day sentenced to ten years' lmpris4 onment at. Auburn for the part she tcxk in the murder of her first husband, George Barowita I Mrs.

Ledwon looked quite Indifferent when she appeared In court at 10 JO o'clock. She carried in her arms the baby which has been the companion of her captivity. I Her attorney made a very touching plea for leniency. Judge Hatch commanded the stui with prisoner to stand up, and she arose, holding the baby, which was playing a blotter. The Court said the Jury had been very charitable with the prisoner and had recommended mercy, and the Court would heedj the request The woman1 displayed no particular emotion when the! sentence was pronounced, but muttered to! her self as she sat down.

Ledwon. her accomplice, will be sentenced later. I vueev nosaus for Prtaeetoa. ASHIN GTON i Jan. Secretary of the Interior to-day granted permission to J.

B. Hatcher of the Geological Survey De4 partment of, Princeton College. N. td visit the. Uncompahxre uta Indian Reserva-j tlon, in Utah, cor.

th purpose of collecting fossils daring' th year. It Is the desire of the college) to finish ithe work of the Prjnce-I ton expedition af 1686. I AN ORDER OF T7 Flugerald, Surrogate of the Oty sod County of New-Tors, aotloe la hereby givea to J.1' Bavin- claims asainat ELIZA B. iJ i ot City of New-York. Jn said county, deceased, to present the same, I with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place tnsfcUng business.

No. Liberty ta the City of New-York, on or before the 23th' Jay of ata. 1895. next. Dated New-York, the lata day ot tana ivnarnr did.

BY. AdminUtrator. with the will annexed, of Ellsa 8. Blbby. deceased.

ANDREW al. CLUTSL. i in woaaway. ri. I.

aty. Bl6-law6mP IN PCRSUANCB OF AN ORDER OP HOW. I Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate ot the City aad County of New-York, notice Is hereby given to ail rTn" having claima against TERENCE A.1 McCACLEY. otherwise known as THOMAS A.

MACATLAT. Ute of th City of Kew-York, ceaaad. to prraeBt th not, with vouchers Uiera-ef. to th auhacriber. at his place of transaetiaa bttsiaess.

at the office of J. M. Xa 44 WUl lam Street, in the City of New-York, ea or before the nftaanta day of February next. Dated New-York, th aiath day at Anauat. DANIEL, McCACLEY.

Administrator. 57 jT 0CALLAGHAN. Attorney for Administrator 4ft WUUaoi sua, Kw-Yera Cuy. auio-lswataT FLOPLC CP HI-. STA72 York, by fe frc of -i frt-" nj In '-lenient.

To JAJoKS It. Thomaa huu.l. Kaiabrth aiarsery FerKuaon, George Fercuaun. Kate Kenney. aend miin: Wheeaa Jsniee R.

Cuming of the City of New-York has lately spplievi td the Surroit. Oourt of oar City and County of New-York to hav a certain Instrument In writing, bearing date the twenty-sixth day of November. lv, and codicil thereto, bearing dat February th. lM, relating to both real and personal property, duly proved as th last will and testamewt of Robert w. Ferguson.

1st of th City and County of New-York, deceased, therefore, you. and each ot yon, are cited to appear before the Surrogate of our City and County of New-York, at his oAc In th City of New-York, on the. seventh day ot March, on thousand eight hundred and ninety-Bve, at half-past ten o'clock ta the forenoon of that day. then and tbre to attend the probate of th said last will aad testament. And such you aa are hrby cltad as are under the ag ot twenty-one years are required to appear by your guardian, if you have one, or.

If you hav none, to appear aad apply for one to be appointed, or. In th event of your neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by th Surrocst to represent and act for you ta th proceeding. I In testimony whereof we have icaused the seal of the Surrogate's Ccmrt of the said City 1 and County of New-York to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.

John H. V. Ar-' nold. a Surrogate of our said city and L. 8-J county, at the City of I New-York, the 'i lth day of January, in 'the year of our i Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five.

j. Fairfax McLaughlin. Jats-lawgwF' Clerk of the Burrogafs Court. ARNOLD. REBECCA IN "PURSUANCE OF aa order of Hon.

Frank T. Fltaa-eraid. Surro gate of the City aad County of New-York, notice is hereby glvett to all persons having claims against Rabecca M. Arnold, lata of th City of New-York, deceased, to present the sum, with vouchers thereof. to th subscriber, at- his plae of transacting business, the office of Mo Call and Arnold.

No. 120 Broadway, in th City of Nw-York. on or before th first day of Jun next. Dated New-York, th 28th day of November, llH. WILLIAM ARNOLD.

Executor. McCALL and ARNOLD, Attorney a for Executor. No. 120 Broadway. New-York City.

-nSO-lawomP IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Frank T. Fitscerald. Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice la hereby given to all persons having claima against PHILIP REAVES, late of the City of New-Tork, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at place of transactlne business. No.

S2 Nassau Street, la the City ef New-York, on or before the 25th day' ot May next. Dated New-York, th 15th day of November, 184. JOHN D. MILLER. Excntor? BURRILL.

ZABRISKIE A BURRILll Attormaya for Executor. 21 Broad Street. nie-lawdwF IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF THI lion, joan tt. v. Arnold.

Burroaat of tha ty of New-Tork. notice Is hereby rtvvn te persons having claims aaalnst johm RIK.ER. laU of the City of New-York. AmatmmA to exhibit the same, with vouchers therefor, te the subscribers, th executors of th last will aad testament of the said John H. Riser, deceased, at th offios of Orove A Rlkar, Number One Hundred and Forty-fiv Naaaau Street.

la Jtk City ef New-York, on or before the twentietkoay of January. 1885. Dated ill tbl 1804. SAMUEL EXKER. RICHARD RIKEr! Executors.

lyla-IawantTAiaaia IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER 6K HON Joha H. V. Arnold. Surrogate of the City aad County of New-York, notice Is hereby given to ail persons having claims against AMELIA C. VAN BRUNT, late of tn City ot New-York, ceased, to present the same, with Vouchers thereof, to th subscribera at their place ot transacting business.

No. 181 Broadway, la th City ef New-York, oa or before the I 14th day ot March next. Dated New-York, the 2th day or August. 184. LAMBERT EUYDAM.

A. CL QUACK EN BUSH. ecu tors. ALBERT J. WISbT Attorney Executors.

X63 Broadway. N. City. s7-lawmF IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON John H. V.

Arnold, Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice 1 hereby given to all persons having claims against J08EPH PEN. FOLD TILTON. late of the City of New-York, deceased, to present th same. With Vouchers thereof, to th subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of John H. Capo Room T4.

No. fiO Broadway, ta th City of New-York, on or before the first day of May next. Dated New-Tork, the S4th day of October, laaa. HARRIET A. TILTON.

Executrix. JOHN CLAPP. Attorney for Executrix. No. 60 Broadway, N.

T. City. N. T. I oSa-UwamF IfVRgUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOn! Prsiik T.

Fitsgerald, Surrogate of the City and County ef New. York, notice la hereby givaa aaviag claima against JOSEPH KXPPLER, Ute of the City of New-York. ceased, to prsseat the same, with voaehers there. A to the subscribers, at their place i of transact-lng business at the. office of Messrs, Ooepel Raegener.

2SO Broadway, in the aty of New-York, on or before the ith day of April Dated Ntw-Tork. the 1st day of October. 1AM. PAULINE KEPPLER, UDO KEPPLER edI WARD 8 TIE LIT Z. LOUIS C.

RAEQENER. Executors. PAUL OOEPEL. Attorney tor Executors 230 Broadway. New-York.

oS-lawdmF JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Frank T. Fltxgerald, Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice la hereby riven to f1' Ptn having claims against CHARLES POSSINO. late of the City of New-York, deceased to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to th subscriber, at his place of transact Ins business. No.

116 West Forty-second BtreetTla tn City of New-York, on or before the 6th day ef March next Dated New-Tork. the 80th day of tSLm EDWARD- L'ESTRANOsI PHIPP8. Executor. an31-lawmF SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW. County of New-York.

ADAMS C. 81MNER, plaintiff, against ELIZABETH B. JLST. individually and as administratrix of th goods, chattels, and credits ot John Just, deceased; Jeanle C. Ross.

John Archibald Campbell and Mary Campbell, his wife; George Campbell and Elisabeth Campbell, hla wife; Thomas John Young and Martha Young, his wife, (the above names Mary. Elisabeth, and Martha being fictitious, the real names of defendants so designated being unknown to Jane Glen-nie, James Just, and Alexander Just, defendants. Summons. 'Trial desired in the County of New-York. To the above-named defendants: Ton are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear, or answer.

Judgment will be taken against you by default fbr the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated New-York. January 8th, 145. WINSTON H. HAGEN.

1 Plaintiff" a Attorney. Office and Post Office address No. 45 Cedar Street. N. Y.

City. i To the above-named defendants; Jeanle C. Ross, John Archibald Campbell. Mary Campbell. George Campbell.

Elizabeth Campbell. Thomas John Young, aad Jane Glennie: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. George C. Barrett, one of the! Justices of the Supreme Court of th Btate of New-York, dated. January 16th.

1806, and filed with th verified complaint in this action tn the offic of th Clerk of the City and County otj New-York, at the County Court House, In the City of New-York, which complaint wsx originally filed there on the 12th day of January. 1855. Dated New-York, January 17th, 185. WINSTON H. HAGEN Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and IPost Office address 45 Cedar Street New-York City. N. T. Jal8-lawWF SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW-York. NELLIE STREBIG.

plaintiff, against ISAAC V. STREBIG. defendant. Trial to be had In the City and County of New-York. Summons.

Action for an absolute divorce on the ground of adultery. To th above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys' within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive ot the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default fori the relief demanded In the complaint. Lilted New-York. November 12th. 1004.

JHOWE A HUMMEL. Plaintiffs Attorneys. New-York Cltyi; offices, 87 and tn Centre New-York City. To Isaac Fv. Btrebig, th above-named defendant: The foregoing summons is served upon yon by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon.

John J. Freed in an. one of the Justices of th Superior Court of the City of New-York, dated the 12tu day of November. 1SU4. and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the City of New-fork at his office, in the New Court House.

In I th City of New-York. Dated New-York. December 27. Youra etc. HOWE A HUMMEL.

.1 Pistntlffs Attorneys, Office and Post Office address, Nosi and 89 Centre gtreet. New-York City. d28-lnwgwF SUPREME! COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW. York. Trial desired In New-York County.

MANTEL F. DOMINGUES and ANTONIO DOMINGUES. plaintiffs. against HENRY MEYER and LOUIS RAAPKE. defendantai.

Summons. i To the above-named defendantai You are hereby summoned to ahswer th complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs' attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summona, exciualv of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear, jor answer, judgment will be taken agalnat you by default for the relief demanded in the New-York. DeeTmber 12th. 18M. EINSTEIN A TOWN8END 1 Atorneys for i Plaintiffs.

Offic and Post Office address. No. 33 Ubsrtr Street. New-Tork City. Naw-Yorkl To Henry Meyer and Louts Tlaapkej: Th foregoing summons is served upon you by1 publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable Edward Patterson, on of the Jostle of tn Sunrem -VnemneV! day of December, ism.

and filed with th complaint la th offic of tneVlerk of the Cltvnnd County of New-York, at the CounYy CourV HoEi In said city, ea th said 12th day of Deemb7 New-YorkDeeember ilthHsSuT EINSTEIN A TOWN8ENTX Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Office and Post Offic address. No. Liberty New-York City, Nw-YortL dl-lswewF. PstiSKaCAfSCBtwr ORDER! MADE BT CWet Judge of th Court of ommon Pleas for th City snd County SL.TV.. lh 7th of January.

18M. notice is hereby given to all creditors and 5 having claims against JOHN F. HOWES, lately doing business at Number oir Fifth Avenue. In the City of New-York. to preseat their claims, with the Touchers therefor duly verinad.

to the subscriber, th duly appointed assignee I. t5J1(1 Jon F. Howea for the benefit of h' at his plsce of business. Number 2u3 Broadwsy. tn th City of New-York, on or beror tb 2oth day of March.

165. Dated New-York, Jaauary th, laM. JAaV. A. RYAN.

As- JaU-lawfwF tvrr County of i John McLean. Jan ii-Lean, merhorn. Zoir Li.tr.lfr tMitgumery County. New-Voik: Mi-trw t' as aMirse of JoLn il. CanJa, anj juno tUe firm vt Cauda Kan.

Jonn Cv.n-.po.ir iV, CnU JCn; Joon V. Amo.a. tn-a and as Truate tor th creditor of funcIV MKlnlay namd In a certain mottle lr. Abraham a.lars, el sua H. balisbsri gne.

of Abraham Steers for th. ben! creditors: Edwin ShutUeworth. Emil and Adolph Inaald. compoaln, U.e 2r of aoo lnraid; Thomas Cannon, ThonSs H7 The New-York Flexible Wood FloorTnTon Oorg IMily and August CarlacVcCm; t. finaof DaUy A Car.

Will 8" L.r lacDougall. Henry C. Balliie. aa? U-So'n A thi T-named defendants and each c' em: You are hereby aummored to answer f' th puintla-a atioraer. ft th sarvto ot thia aamnvl vor f.m, ot and ircWT; your failure to appear, or answer.

JudgsjerT, betaken you by default! foTthTV Jemaaded la th complain C-Daled Octobsr a TETSON. TRACT. JENNINGS A RUPSELL Ofllce and Post Omcf IS'ZL! Strs, N. Y. City To tb defendants John McLean sad McLean, his wlf: Th foreaoing sumaiM ,1 sjved upon you by pubUcatioo ursu.nrto ffg? Hon.

Edward Patterson, one of tht tioes of th Suprem Court of th State ot V.tT Tork. dated the 6th day of IJocemoerlSL filed with the complait lathrmcef CUrk of the City and CoulTtyf th County Court Hous. In th said City ofNei to la day of Ieenibvr. New-York, December 6, 14. STETSON.

TRACY. JENNINOS A RUSSELL d7-lsWwF Broad Street. New-T irk cur. Y. SUPREME F.

Uch.il ROY. Charles W. Baldey. and 8. Locke b7mTT Pialatlffa against JOHN CRAWFORD iadL lam Crawford, (the name Joha aad Wuium-being fictitious, th same otef, being unknown,) the aald defendants tranasctuV.

Mra of Crawford ana Crawford, and also under tb name ot Tk. Milan County Bank, defendanta Place of trial Oty and County of New-York. To the a bore-named defendants: Ton are, hereby aummoned to answer the compialnt i. thisActfcm. and to serve a copy yourWaswIJ oawfhe plaintiffs' attorneys within twenty dars after the service of this summons, exclusive the day of service; and In eaae of your fiir to appear, or answer.

Judgment will be tak against you by default for th relief demanded In the complaint. Dated N. Dee, 11 i-JT TAYLOR PARKER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and Post Office address.

No. It win Street. New-Tork City wall To th defendants: Notice Is hereby gives ta you that upon your default to appear or answer th within summons, judgment will he takes against yon forth sunt of a iHUita-terest from th first day of December, lafea. anJ with th costs of this action. TAYLOR A PARKER.

Plaintiffs Attorneys. 15 Wall Street, New-York City. ts. To th defendants. John Crawford snd Wtltlarn Crawford, (the names John and William betns fictitious, the first names of defmdanta beins unknown.) (tb said defendants transecting bust, ness under the name of Crawford and Crawford, and also under th aasae of The Milan Couaty Bank:) The foregoing summons Is served apoa you by publication, pursuant to an order Honorable Georg C.

Barrett, on of the Justice of th Supreme Court of the Btate ef New. Tork, dated the tenth day of January, oa thos, aand eight hundred and ninety-five, aad fiiea with th complaint In th offic of the Clerk ef th City and County of New-York, at th Coaatx. Court House, at the City of New-York. Jaauary lltb. 1883.

TAYLOR A PARKER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. P. O. and offloe address.

No. la WaU Siren. I New-York City. Jail-lave, NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY A0 of New-York. FRANCES H.

Cai-LIN against JOHN McLEAN. Jane MeLsaa. hla wife; Edward H. Bunker, XoUer Lamm Company of Fort Plain. Montgomery Couaty, New-York: Joha V.

Arnoldajndividually ant as Trustee for th creditors of Duacaa Ms. KJclay. named ta a certain mortars ca datst December 6, IsSt; Henry MoDougaXl. Roger rot. ter, Abraham Steers, Nelson H.

Salisbury, as assign of Abraham Steera for the benefit of his creditors; Edwin ShutUeworth. Kail Joaaaoa and Adolph Ingald, eompoainr the Ens of Johnson and Ingald; Thomas Cannon. Thomaa Haaan, The New-Tork Flexible Wood Flooring Company. Ooorg DaUy and August Carlson, composing the firm et Daily A Carlson: Wkl-Um Bradley. Daniel McDougaU.

Hanry Balliie and Oeorg g. Balllia, eompcslng the firm of H. and O. A BaUUe; Charlas Rowland Russell. Summons.

To the abovs-named defendants aad each- ef them: Tou are hereby summoned ta answer the complaint la this action, aad to serve a eocy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys withta twenty days after the service of this summona, exclusive of thai day of service, and la case of your failure to appear, or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default, for th relief demanded la the complaint. Dated October A 1844. STETSON. TRACT.

JENNINOS A RUSSELL, i I Plaintiffs-Attornera' Offic and Post Offic address. No. 15 Broad- Rt V.w.Tft.lf rfv To th defendants John McLean and Jan Me Iiesn. hla wife: The foregoing summons Is served upon yon by publication pursuant to aa order of Hon. Edward Patterson, on of the Justices of the Supreme Court ot the 8 tats of.

New-York, dated the 6th day of December. 18U4. and filed with the complaint ta the office or tn cierk or ine city-ana connty of New-. York, at the County Court House. In the said City of New-York, on th 6th day of December, 18M.

Dated New-York. December I8M. STETSON. TRACT. JENNINGS A RUSSELL Attorneys for Plaintiff, 16 Broad Street, New.

York City. d7-lawwP NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND County of New-York. In the matter of the dissolution of the J. 8.

CON OVER COMPANY. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed by th New-York Suprem Court of the City and County of New-York receiver of all the property, assets, and effects of the above-named company, and that I hav duly qualified aa sucav and I do require: First That all persons Indebted to said corporation render an account to me, at my office. No. 154 Nassau Street, (Tribune Building.) tn the City of New-York, of all debts and sums of money owing by them respectively to said corporation, and pay the same te me oa or before the Uth day ct March, lfcWS. Second That all persons having In their possession any property or effects ot the said cor-.

Deration deliver the same to me on or before the aald 11th day ot March. 18M. at the same place. Third That all creditors of said corporation deliver their respeexlv accounts and demands roe oa or before th said 11th day of March, 1SU5, at said place. Fourth That all persons holding any open or subsisting accounts of said corporation present th same In writing and detail to me oa or be, fore the said 11th day of March.

1885. at the same place. Dated New-York. January 10, 18s. WILLIAM H.

H. HULL. Receiver of th J. S. Conor er Company, Offic and Post Office address.

154 Nassau street, New-York Oty. GIBSON PUTZF.L, Attorney for Win. H. H. Hun.

Receiver, office and Post Office address, C) Broadway. New-York City. SUPREME COURT. NEW-TORK COUNTY. auuu uuuiDbnu, frnst i nsimsnn ana Richard Llmburger, plaintiffs, against COMMERCIAL BANK OF NEWFOUNDLAND, defendant.

Plaintiffs desire trial In th County of New-York. Summona. Action No. A To the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer oa -the plaintiffs' attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summona exclusive of the day of service; and. la case of your failure to appear or answer.

Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated New-York, December 10th, 8TEINHARDT a GOLDMAN. -Plaintiffs Attorneys, Post Offic address snd office. No. 11 Pine street.

New-York City. N. T. To tb defendant. Commercial Bank of Newfoundland, St, John's, Newfoundland: The for' going summons Is served upon you by pub lication, pursuant to an -order of Hon.

Edward Patterson, on of tn. Justices of th Supreme Court of th Stat of -New-York, dated ta day of January. filed with the complaint In th office of the Clerk of the City and County of New-York, at the County Court House, In said city, on the said 2d day cf Jaauary, 135. Dated New-York. January 2d.

I805. 8TEINHARDT GOLDMAN. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Office and Post Offic address. No.

11 Pine Street. New-York City. )4-IawgwF SUPREME COURT. Trial desired tn the City and County of New-York. FREDERICK P.

OLCOTT and Thomas E. Stillmaa. as trustees for Arthur Cortlea snd also as trustees for Howard Cortles. plaintiffs, against EDMOND O. MANCIER.

Isidor Kraushaar. Title Qua rant and Trust Company; and Mart Kaecht, defendants. Amended summona To the above-named defendants: Ton are hereby summoned to answer the amended complaint la this action, aad to serve a copy of your newer on the plaintiffs sttorneys within twenty dsys after the service of this summona exclusive ot th day of service, and la case of your failure to or answer, judgment will be takes against you by default for the relief demanded In the amended complaint. Dated January 6th, lotto. BUTLER.

8TILLMAN A HUBBARD. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Office and Post Office address, 64 Wail Street. New-York City, To th defendant Marl Knecht: Th foregoing amended summons is served upoa you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. George C.Barrett.

a Justice of the Supreme Court of tb Slate of New-York, dated January Pth. 1815. and filed with th amended compialnt la th offic of th Clerk of the City and County of New-York. at the County Court House, In the City ef New-York, oa the ninth day of January, 1805. BUTLER, fTXTLLMAN A HUBBARD.

jall-lawoWF Plaintiffs Attorneys. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY the Hon. George Barrett, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New-York, County of New-York, on the seventh dsy of 18W 5. notice la hereby given to all creditors and persons having claims against FRANK L. MACSORLET.

lately doing business la th City and County of New-York, that they are required to press nt their claims, with vouchers thereof, duly verified, to the subscriber, th duly appointed assignee ot tb said Frank L. MacSorley. for the benefit ot creditors at the office of his attorneys. No. SO Broadway, la the City ef New-York, oa or before the 25th day ef March.

Isso. Data-i New-York. January wth. 1895. JAMES D.

8. PARKMAN. Assigns. sears. CLARKE A CULVERT Attorneys for As sign.

60 Broadway. New-York City. K. JaU-aww.