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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

The New York Brass Band Will give their
Annual Ball at the Apollo Rooms this evening Wswoud
recommend all lovers Of music attend, several select
pieces Of music will be performed on the occasion.
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Notwith standing the nclemency Of the weather. the
travelling, although partially delayed was yesterday,
for a Sunday, unusually brisk. At the
AMERICAN Samuel Lynn, White Plains Ray Thomp.
kins, Somers; H. Kemp, Phila.
AsroR.-J. Page, r. j. Park, B. Griffith, C. p. Hes
SER Philadephia Msssrs Braddle, Cairns and Mason,
Boston; W. Lloyd. Philadelphia; Mrs. Brown aud b.
Cushing, N. O.; s. Dana and j. Bradlee, Boston: E.
Gar dner Taunton; s. Foy, Boston; E. Cogswill Va;
A. Giles, Boston; w. Strong, Geneva; C. Mears New
Albany; w Culbertan. New Albany, l.. Nicholson, U.
8. N; g. W. DANA Boston.
CITv.-A Hill, Richmond; g. Payne Alexandra, D.
CT Richard George, Phiadslphia; T. H. Richards, N.
j.; Messrs. Hills, Pettebeau and Howard, Ohio; J. 8.
Hart, Clarksville; c. L. Livingston, N. Y.
GLoBE.-Henry HoIlingswoTth, and John E. Brown.
rigg, Bermuda; Charles Chamber St. Croix.
FnANxLIN.-R. Mitchell and w. Parsons NJ Y; T.
Herring Newark; w. Williams, Boston; Captain Day,
Norwich; W. Garrick, Philadelphia; John Knapp St.
Louis Theodore Bliss Philadelphia; B. Crane Balti.
J. Willis Richmond, We; Messfs o. Stevens and
Hamilton, Canada West; l. g. Smith, Albany N. Cole
man, Saratoga; g. j. Gold, Philadelphia; J. w. Temp.
kns Westminster county; Capt. Chapman, Burlngton;
N. Rice, Montreal; T. Foster, Albany.
HowARDs'-J 8. Galan, Bath; j. Newhouse CHM;
Harris, N. B.; II. w. Griffin, Baltimore; Messrs.
Taylor and sherburne Boston; o. H. rlatt Now York;
J r. Rutger, Poughksepse; G: Edgar Philadelphia; 8.
Philadelphia; J. York and J. Robinson, Ala; J. NJ.
Blakelock. Pittsburgh; Ferewen, Lynchburg, Va;
Barrow, Philadelphia; E. Sackett, Sacketts HaIbor;
w. l.. Parker, Pnadephia
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society, OF ............ 4Se 10
Nearly twentyone years have elapsed since the esta
bshment Of the New York House Of Refuge under the
charge Of this society, and during that time 3765 chill
dren being average Of l79 year. have been receiv
ed within its walls This society been of great good
in the reformation of those who, if left to them
would continue in the path of crime and be ruined to
Themselves and society In the language of the report
the main object Of the society that Of reformaton ia
never lost sight Of in any of its regulations in all its
discipline From the entrance Of the child he becomes
subject to routine of duties having in view mental ed
ucation moral Improvement and mechanical skill Or
der and method is the effect of the system practically
to enforce His habits Of life undergo grest and tho
rough change At such tender age past impressions
not neaceable and custom, assisted by principle
change character When he goes into the world to
take his part among he goes without the brand Of
infamy his brow His misdeeds have been forgotten
he starts aresh from and equal platform his for
mer associations have been rupured the haunts of vice
not familiar he has intelligence that has been
cultivated he at least recognizes the principles of vir
tue and right he has the cunning Of his right hand
furnish him with the honest means Of life o the world
he has been slumberer and the world have opinion
to form Of stranger He knows that rests with him
self to determine what that opinion shall be- and light
and knowledge and habits are between him and evil"
CoRoSER's OFFICE. Feb. l5-Found Dro,cned-A man
was found in the dock foot of street
ing about O'clock by two policemen of the Sd ward;
he was taken to the dead house in the Park On his per-
son was found SIS 0S, and three small keys. He
clothed as a-long.shore man. An inquest will be held
to-day
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A post mortem examination was held on the body
Of Mrs Mclean at BALTIMORE last week. and u was De"
cidsd that she had mot been poisoned.
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cscy.r s. "a 81 - 80 loo ~ ~ o.
CoMMoS PLxAs-l, as. T. s. o. So ~. :. - -. .
surra,os Couar.-Nos 20, i0s, "a, a3. o., ~ los o.
al ioi Ill l9l 49, ISIS, is& ls6, 1877 lss 49, lao,
rs, %, o., 104, 10, 80. l.
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SUPREME CoURr-Special Term-Present, Mr.
Chief Justice Bronson-Friday, Feb. 13.-Swan
ads Baker Motion to set aside rule for judgment enter
ed by delau granted on terms In the matter Of Coo
ney VS. The Judges of Rensselaer, Common Pleas. Mo-
ton for peremptory mandamus; granted BY default
Leferts vs. Smith ct al Motion for references granted
by default Calkns ct al ads Beard. Motion ex parte
for commission to take deposition; granted. Arnold
vs. Thomas Motion to vacae order discharging defan-
dant on common bail; densd with costs. Harrington
and Wife vs.. Valentine and four other causes. Motion
for leave to amend declaration; denied with costs Rey
nolds, sheriff. ads. Kerr Motion to set aside default
&c; granted on terms. Borst, Jun Sc ads Daniels.
Melton to change venue; denied with costs. Same ads
Lord. DO do. Carroll VS.. Frszee ct al Motion to set
aside precePt; granted with costs. Higbie impd, Sc
ads Meeker. Appeal from order of circuit Judge; ap
peal dismissed and order affirmed with costs. Tean ct
al w. Van De Water. Motion to require Albany May.
ors Court to make further return to writ Of error; de-
MED with costs. Lansing ads Torrey. Motionto va
cate stipulation and order Of reference; denied with
costs.-.aibany argus
The Somerset (Md) Herald, OF the 10th instant,
gives account Of another oyster diculty in the
ters Of the bay that place. party Of draggsr
As they are termed, were infringing upon the rights Of
the State by dragging oysters at the mouth Of the Anna
messex river They had about twenty boats fully
ned The Sheriff. with posse comitaus, proceeded to
the place to thcm. The aggressors, says the
Herald refused to submit to the officer OF the law and
immediately prepared to escape To prevent this, with
a view OF intmidating them blank cartridges were fred
upon the party which they returned with ball upon the
sherifs party, woundng MFR. Tull Of Annamessex The
Sheri's party returned the FIRE, wounding twoafter
some hours chasing four boats captured manned
by fifteen men, twelve Of whom paid the fine imposed by
the law; the rcmaining three now in Jail By law,
the boats with all the effects on board are forfeited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

Town ELEcTioSs.-Th election in Ulster county
resulted in the choice Of nine wings and seven de-
mccrats. Last year there were eleven wings and
tive democrats
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DR PIsE.This gentleman did not deliver the lecture
he proposed last evening account OF the
OF the weather He will deliver next Sunday evening
The Far IN THE BowERy.-sloses Rodt was arrested
for setting fire to the store No 2o Bowery but the stock
Of goods owned by L. A. Rodt who was insured for
$1,000 instead Of $500.
CHURCH IN ROOSEVELT SrREET.-The anniversary meet
ing this school to be held yesterday evening" in
quence Of the severity of the evening the children could
not be brought together and the nad 70 De
postponed until Sunday week The services, however,
were usual performed, and very excellent sermon
preached by the Rev Mr. Chidlaw, Sunday School
Missionary from the West. The audience consisted
principally Of sailors who seemed TO pay particular at
tention to the Rsv. gentleman's discourse
LioHr GUARD BALL-The ball of the Light Guard,
Captain Vincent of night at the Astor House
being got up exquisite STYLE will without doubt
be the ball OF the season.
New YoRK BASS BASp-We understand that the cele.
brated bugle player. Edward Kendall, formerly leader
the Boston Band been elected leader Of the
New York Brass Band.
RUr ovrn.-A boy, years old, named Jerry Fox, was
severely bruised
FELL IN Fra boy about u years Of age, name un.
known fell in fit in William street, Saturday. and
was taken to the City Hospital.
REPoRT OF rHk Society TnR REFORMATION
JUVENILE DELINauENTs.-The Managers of this Society
have just published their twenty.frst annual report,
ts ss Ss ssA
fuge on the ist day Of January. ls45 was. 1907
There have been received during the year AT
Making total for the year ls45, of. 5s4
The number remaining in the House on the LIST
day OF January, ls46, was. ............. 2s7
Leaving the number disposed Of during the year. 297
Those disposed OF have. with the exception Of few
who have been returned to their friends sent to the
Aims House, ndentured to farmers and mechanics. In
regard to the financial condition Of the Society. it APP
that the balance due to the Treasurer the LIST
day Of January lS45, was. ......... 1896 "a
The receipts to LIST January, 1886, amounted
to. ....... 2osas 50
And the disbursements TO. ..... -. ALAS 10
Leaving balance due the Treasurer Of the
Society. Of. ................. 4se so
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Banks from which
returns were re-

ceived. .......
Branches fun which
returns were re-
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The STATE CoNvENTloS.-Al the parties in this
State and all the fractional parts Of partes ore now
making preparations for the approaching election OF
members to the State Convention, which is to meet
IN June The wings exertng themselves to
ehect thorough organization, to be in readiness
lot that important meeting; but there are now so
many elements, in the shape OF Fourierism, anti
renusm' abolinonism, &c. composing that party,
na' WIN De diifcult to bring all to unity Such,
aiso' is 'ne case with the democrats they are split
up INTO oarnburners, old hunkers, half am
ttrenters' national retormers, &c. to SO erea, an
extent as almost to shu, out the possibility Of union
Politics in New York are in curious state of con.
fusion Just now, and all we can do is TO wal, ana
catch the first spark Of sense that makes its appear.
ancc on the surface.
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9as Otittel pirp bon SnnCm asncmmen !:
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unp Stdrte, nRo ttdrft natilrlib Die Slerpcn
Der 2!Maem nnp Dbren mnb aibt Den $euttn itr
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msItbe camit seplast ltnr, an SterrenItbrpa'
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fabr pes Shueoeus permslpenp.
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anterc 9lrt bon bis SbaIer Iebifen, aemaB
lhrcn llmitdnbem nno pa9e9rn ras OlittCl
Qortofrei crbalttn.
llnb bier miro tpieberbcIt, ea6 nab rss
Octtrrs plan niebts in bic Ob:en obsr 4u:
gen actban miro; natilrIicb fam tsin Slab.
tbcll taran tntfebcn, 100 lei oem Gsbrautbc
Sahcn binsln 3u tbun 100 unp abUmals 90
Olenltbcn ibre Au9cn II. Sebor rsrcren baten
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No. G..

"1pO 1T cas teite Gdortemsnt BON Gar
pets 3u batcn?" frus aeltsrn ein Sreuno am
6auGe Der Srau g., weebe cbnc ben 9crlns.
tten Initano antwortsts, pab D'Srlep mo
Naisusl ras einSise ict6n ausseuhte A0ors
temsnt in NtaplnS bdtten. port 5br oas,
Slrser uno Srcmps? 9e earrst Stuts 1T
i'm speitem Stct, ginaans purd ben 3rrf
nelDaaren Stobr unten no fortwabrsno
Elm 9aupelemann tsrsit 1T, gu6 5u Der Iebcn,
frm Auefslluns ben Carpets III oer Dslt 5ll
fibrtn. D'3rien unp Raiauel.
WsabiHs, Sstruar "a. Am.
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Sallnl(blp- Scriammluno.

0ic 8irasr BON 8otricn 3amftblp, meI
che searn bic BRcsrernennana bon Waubies
e. Nlharce, a!s SebhIfsrlebtsr Gnp, ,ncrs
osn birmit erIuht icb su psriammsln am ifs
fentllebsn Sauls BON g amusl 8sarp,
in srIaatcm 3auuIttip, am Sretase ben nadb:
ttsn 6ttn Mars i'm lIbr Nahmlttass. um
Ma6rcscIn 5u nsbmsn. eine2Sisoersrnennuns
su rertinrern. Diele Burger.
Nctelcn, Sctr. II. 1916. SIN.
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Wbllarelpbter 8ieb- -Wtarft.
llnicn Gisbbpf, Gsbruar %. lS4

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SblatbtsObisn mir @infhlus ron 500 mslde
nab Nsu Vorf abasfibrt murosn. Sbsnlo 40
&lbs unb &albsr; $50 Sbwsins uno l4oO
Sbaafs.
Yrsife. GhlabtsObisn msresn tbsusrsr
unb Die Yrsis maren SIS bis 81 Die 100 ptu,
fir crpndrs unb quite Ouoltdt st,pas msbr.
&iibs nit &dlbsrn folfstsn SIS bis $50.
ebmens. Die 3srsdufs warsn ron $54
bis $6, asItlatbtsts ~ S5 BID ST bic 100 pt.
Sbaafe rparsn inn Yrsiit, So biz $6 eas
Stid, asmds Der Nualitat.
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SaunIhip : SerEammluno.

9ie Shrssr BON Gliab, Waiosnersf unp
Sern Gnp srluht feb am otfen:lihen 5auIs
BON Saeob SIcb 6, in elias 3annfthlp,
III pulammeln, auf Samta9 ccn 7tsn ndf:
itcn Wars, um | llbr 0atmittass, nm lh
wcssn nsr ernennuns eines SethlferIbtrs
su tcratben. piele Burger.
Sftruar, II. 1916. SIN.
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6 62
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Sserg Ssmr, Scatter pGn AEaz
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li9 ouf isns ron ssnepMills
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perf1ufts frsmbs Sub I75
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2tfts rer NGsmtlp 27S7 81
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rsiltsrs rem S0br 1944 slls 66
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

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Mdbi9fsitS @sriammIun9 9sbalten miro am
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in Der untsrn Stubs Der rsfcrmirtsn STRIDE, um
7 llbr - Msbrs Gsesn fcGsn 9sbaltn msrosn.
9as Yublifum 1T sin0sIaben beiiumebnsn.
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GD,uorD ~. SlDmer,
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in Heao oin9,
8enahrihtisen ebrerbietisit ihre Srranee
umo oas publtum i'm Aaseneincn, oab ile
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iteine, nit beunhsn pber ensilcben Bud:
0aten auf pas nlsblihtte paranf srapiert, 3u
perfcrtisen, auf Die tir3clte Nn5else.
Cir perfertasn ctsnfalIs al!e Arten Steins
bausrsNrbelten bic teim Sauierbauen erfors
cerlib itno, BON Marmcrc ber 9anoiteinsn,
ndmlih plattformen, ,Srcppen, Shrpellen &c.
1(nes in Der tsilsn Dlaultr unb 3u raIanablsn
sprsifen%
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lid te(cr9t rpsrpen.
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fts alles auftisten ibre refpeftlDsn Sunoen
prompt uno tiais su tcoisnen, uno hoffsn
rarnreb cinsn Sbsil Der 6fentlietsn Gunit
fur fttb 3u aerplnnen.
Neapins, Setrnar s. bp.
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<antaltr gauntp, Mtrabam qanris, Nspcus
tionslcleat, im 94ttsn $sbcnejabre
-am 1st. Sstr., in Winr1cr 3annleblp,
priseiaa, soetter bon potcr 3ctteImrpsr,
in l5ten sebsnejabre.
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pennitfabsi H"DV OFT N11VHp"NH
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putlitum su bsnabrlhtlatn, raB CT fort
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semdb itno.
pplllte Gthtls wsrosu auf bic aaerthr5cs
tte an,sise aufs bette reparlrt.
Neapna, Dlars 3. BY.
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GF9er StaatssSar, bsr auf Die perlbisoss
nsn Saunfbips unb 06arps in Ssrf6 Sauntp
gels9t tpar, lit in poa eO0sftirt uno Der game
Bslauf BON cen rsfpsftipsn @casftrrsn in bic
Sbastammsr bs;ablt rporosn.
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Der sanH SsIauf pen eauntpsA nlsibsn, mslbs
am l. IsBtsn Sanuar unbsSoblt ssblisbsn,iff
$45,9H3 80
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bsr9sr 1914 in rsl I3r OF
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26l 02
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353 90
penn.
9apie I?aaf 1914 in peu 800 GA
9an. Sitlman lS45 sss<
9forrolf Marb-Heaoins.
2ibr. ct. Slor l843 in pctl "A 80
Scfspb Sitter 1914 in poa 3O7 50
M .Nslflhnsesr l845 aufNsb. 46 90
Sieeif gSart-Ecaeina.
Scnotb. S6err ls43 in rpfl l57 al
.@lienbausr 1914 auf &eb. b.312 95
6riserib Hrins 1845 20. 43O 90
Neremsif &are-Eceoina
9anlslS6enr 1S43 in ppI 1872 O6
S.g.@sflbnsib. 1914 in poll 513 80
S.s.Neifibnsir. ls45 szsz
Sdif,psif 0Sars-Eeaeine.
Sobn S. .2Srt9bt 1874 in pcI 500 SO
Wflhasl &ncp lS45 auf&eb. .73O 90
-l329 SO
Eidmeno.
Salcmcn Sob 1914 in po0 $50 70
Slm.NotbsrmeI l945 auf&stb. 655 90
-I305 10
Eeflane.
Salcm. S,erbsin 1874 in pct 463 20
SSaIem. Ssrbsn 1945 auf&sb 100 90
Ruseombmaner.
Gam Obnmabt 1914 in pcn 36l So
Sam.Obnmabt 1S45 aufGsd. 1000
Eebefon.
9sor9 ecIsman 1943 aufNsb, 237 81
Soispb Sadlcn 1914 aufMsb. TAB 6s
@ser8 Selser l845 ,sss
Uufpebefen.
el'os Nlbsrt 1914 in sra l72 IS
4eamSatermonl 645 aufNsb. 42O 90
592 Is
Ober UuIpebofcn.
9sonlslpotte9sr l843 in poa 100 45
paul QSenridb 1914 in pcll $50 81
Sobn Straus 1S45 aufNstb. 459 O5
--l236 81
union.
Scbn Srlttcn 1S43 in poll so SO
ScbnOt 'Scmsn 1914 in pc0 s33 26
n.9amrman 1916 s.ss
-- 913 70
nafbinston.
eJcbn Gllbert 1914 in pcu 636 so
Scbn Gilbert 1s45 ,sss
636 so
rDinofor.
Saecb Msn9sl 1914 in poa 493 as
Ssnl. Serensr 1s45 aufGeb. $50 90
-lOsa AS
nomelsoorf.
Naron 9Sslier 1914 in potl LOG Ie
Aaron 2SsIisr le45 au9ieb. 155 90
- 264 12
Gmpfansen non een Sriifen.
@cntrafts fir's Sabr 14O9 90
Sol, g. Srsnsr, Yennffrassn Srite 997 "a
.. Sepsr uno cs0sn 1Bittms,
Qanfoi1sr 0Sr,;Se ,,cn on
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9apib Sod 1914 aufNb.$4s5 20
Sol i&ctbsntsr9erl845 ss>s
-S485 20
albany.
@pb. Sbmcper 1914 in pca $50 IL
Daniel @rnit l845 auf 0isb.l16 90
GA IL
Hmity.
Saecb 3anMisb 1914 in ref 669 OIL
Sciepb Maf ls45 auf &sblOO 90
76S OF
Satob Saep 1914 in pc1 967 46
Nbrab. 6srbein l845 auf 9isb. 40 90
Dber Bern.
Saeob Slatt l845 aufHsb 329 90
Setbel.
ScBn Sorbnsr 1914 in potl 7Ol 90
Scbn Surr lS45 auf&sb 626 90
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Srcfnof.
Dieter 3ismsr 1s43 in pou ll2sl
=. W. Ssdsr 1914 in &laae go,
Daniel Srlsr 1845 auf &sb. 30 90
1872 81
Gumru.
Siaac 6upett 1914 in poQ 1853 70
Deter @rauIn9 l945 ssss
1853 72
Golebroofoale.
SbcmasSbtnsrl 944 in pcll 573 10
SbOma8Sb6nsr1S45 s,ss
Gaernarpon.
Gidaro Dsarts 1S43 in roll 556
Sobn 2cn9 1914 in pca 3O7 SO
Samss &.9sljsl l845 .s.s
9opib 9silebsr 1914 IN pcQ 333 25
Daniel Mc9sl l845 aufMsb.272 90
Difrift.
Sec. 8rcbnbsiNrls42 auf9ieb. 80 7e
4br. Srenltn9er l643 in pca II 6S
Soispb &emp 1914 aufNsb 142 "a
Saecb MeQer lS45 ssss
-- 243 DO
Douafas.
@sora 6atfisIc 1914 in ppa 442 Os
9sor9 6atfislo l945 ssss
Earl.
SomusI @.eia 1914 in pca 446 90
Daniel Sdrtsin l645 ss,s
446 90
Ereter.
Gal. Sbnsiosr 1914 in po0 1862 Sc
5oBn @sbhr 1s45 ,sss
GriInwitfd.
6sin. Y.Dstrib 1914 in pca 662 l2
8scr9 esinIp 1e45 aufNsb. 4O4 90
1850 90
Dber Seioelbers.
Sobn Mtbarb 1914 a. &sb. .lO42 90
Daniel SobI 1s45 DO. 4Os 90
t7oro Seieelbers.
eJatcb esngel 1645 auf Ned,. 32s OC
Inter Seioelber9.
Gecr9 0ebn 1S43 in pcn S6l 81
9aplo 9S Grid 1874 auf6sb. $50 90
NlbarS Slcpp 1s45 sss>
Sereforo.
Sciepb Bsibnsr 1914 in pcQ 674 "a
Scfspb @sibnsr 1s45 ssss
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