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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

SLAVES AT AUCTION.---On FRIDAY, tho
2Sd day Of January 1857 In front of the Union Hotel
in the town of Gainesville will sell at public
ton, to the highest bidder, IL or IS valuable
SLAVES belonging to the estate Of George w. VIII
Hanson, deceased.
TERMS. Negotiable notes, well endorsed, at four
months with interest added.
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
Admir-. of Geo. w. Williamson, decd.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

irv, Coroner Perry vss no.ifei and immediaely Is
sDeo orders for tue arrest Of Mis- Dalton and Mrs. Ar
mi'sge, sn6 they were taken toto custody ny Capt.
Hart Of tie Seventeenth Ward police. The for nef,
aieI beng short time in custody, msde co 1fe3o0,
stating that che I'D been EN- ooyed as 60 bet ween;
ESQ 10 eeId giving medicines to To report
20 certain interested parties bow Mrs. Lawson pro-
crossing, &c. Yesterday afternoon the Coroner i'm
psppeled Jury the Seventeenth Ward station House.
ana after tie members Of il had the body he pro-
ceeded TO take evidence
Dr. Bipelow was the frst witness sworn, and test
10 the facts credited 10 him above.
DR. Isaac II. Merkel, Of No. 80 East Broadway
who bad attended deceased and administered To her
variety Of edcines called to the stand bat
on ing to Z latenes, Of the hour, unable to
give bis evidence. When upon the stand this witness
appeared 10 be aboring under great nervous excite
inert.
MOet Of the money which deceived received from
the Ksrosd Company it ia said has been stolen from
her leaned by her TO parties vino have returned
it. II ia further stated that notorious downtown
sborOnist has had something to do in this case and
that deceased time before her sth visited the
bouse Of this person. The affsr a. preeent appears
complicated and revolving, but the Coroner has hopes
Of being able 10 reach all the facts and fasten guilt
upon the guilty. The deceased was a native Of this
city, 10 years Of age, and respectfully connected Her
daughter, alluded TO above, was sent to Mott Haven
in Wesichester County about two weeks ago and has
not returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

YULLEH-os Nsta,y Jas H. John II MaIsr, xea ssssAS
AMI n day.
hoRGAS-ou Tuesday morn us Jas - JoSn Msrx.n s<sl
yesfs formerly OF An,Ii. DGtese-s County
tcCRfsTLE-0n Mouos,. Jan. 10 Of dise.ss Of the kssss
T. So scIJsie. vile Of Joseph keCrystle
AEnes infant csuEni.' q Locf1. and Agne, Nesos
furersl Service. Friday oeo-i n a, thar re~r
oepce. No 81 hsb street rhe remain. vii - tAiss V
ptrbUry, Cora, for intetuent
PERRINE-On Tuesday Jan. 70 Al N. ~ - 49,
san u- Lobssset No. il2 Wess sixt.-psA ,,r.ss
MIS- kusNvt widow Of Henry J. rsuiae. fssA ysur
Of Ter
sHloX-suAdetly on Trssesy J.o - Catlr,p Al. NJ
Shlek a. esusktef II 0o4~sId sla Msry Baas
slLTZHA-Iu Brooy on Monday jan 10 sfsz nasss
ofa few days M Eewud satzmAa
TAYLOR-Os MONDAY, Jsn ls IN the sftA year OF her -
EiiI. Little widow Of kR0"ls' Taylor, ,sd ds@sAsss Il
Jcr .than Little, dcsssscd-
II. fuea ~ ,ie Place 10 the Prrsbyteras Chob
tDr Pafker. o. Fourth ara fv.a sssseA
street OF rhgrsdAy Jan. p 10 O'Clock, Ths rsis
and "a - the family respselfaIy syfea 70 -
tert withont further nctiee
TAYLOR-On Tuesday evening Jan. ~, sAer ,s.c I'd
in-,s Of fever Henry Francis Taylor sse<
yes. month. ana dsss only Of stephen snd HA.ssh
fsyior Of EAst BrvOalyn.
THOMPSON-IE WEl.R,bursh, on Sunday night Jsa IT, l.
EiiI.S.th rh, pson. Ned years
yALENTINe-Op surtay evening Jan. IS. .Nera sAsst
Mrs Maria W. Valentine wife Peter Nsenae sse<
65 years mouths ard Is days
VAN NOSTRAND-Suedenly, 90 Sunday evening". Jxa. te
sged ,e,s weeh ana days only Of George W. sat
sarah A. NSn Nostrant.
NILSON-Ou sunday, Jan s James Oliver Wlscn, tafsnk
OF Samuel and Jtne Wilson
WhIFE-A; Jersey City, Mecresdsy. Jan. q. wiNss
freeeriek Of William AL May A. Waite, sse4
wear, . months ard - dsyA
The relatives fenes OF the auNy nvifsd 70 asnA
TIE funeral from the re.d Of his pAIert No. M kArssa
avenue, this (1hurst,Jl afternoon. 2oe!ook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
MURDER IN HOBOKEN
ARRESTS AND INQUESrS

ARRESlS AND lNQCEoiS
A death occurred in HOboken ON Friday night last
under circumstances which led to the belief shat
murder has been committed. The deceased had been
domestic for over two years past in the family OF
Frederick Koher, who lives in a rear house IN WASH
ingon street short distance north of Sixth street. In
that city, Her maiden name was Louise Schiller, but
the name of her husband is Jansen. She had, since
Der marriage retained her maiden name. Her nus
band is employed upon one OF the California steamers
running from this port. he returns about once month
to port and has generally taken his wages amounting
TO about S29, to her.
On Friday night last at about clock Robbery sent
for ply siciap who TO his house and found her
sitting N an armchair speechless and in dying con-
dton She died at 81 o'clock soon after the physician
left. There was severe bruise upon one side OF her
head and there were q number of bruises upon her
arms and breast Justice Forster having been ln-
formed of these facts issued warrant for the arrest OF
Kokle and his wife and they taken into custody
by Constable No. An inquest was held yesterday by
Justice Foster at his office. No testimony could De
elected fixing the ofense upon them, but strong sas-
pcions are entertained Of their guilt. kohler and his
wife were examined before the Justice and the Jury,
and they stated that the deceased sail that on the Sat
urdsy night previous 10 her death while she was IN
Ney.York she was assaetsd in the Park by three men
who beat her and that was the cause of her death.
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DIED.

ALEXANDER-on Saturday Jan. H. Of Inflammation OF tbs
ssys son Of ChIi.opher and Elizabeth d. Alexander.
BALDwIN-At Columbus, Ohio, on Thur,d.y Jan; Mr.
Johus Baldwin late Of The nm Of sadwln D :. -. ~
M T. Nell Columbus, and was al that time 10 perfect
sSrG Of hotel and While c'nver.ini there with Mr. Neil,
the observed singular change IN ri; sppe.iaaIe
three minutes M BadSin was corpse
Brownie Brooklyn Monday Jan 49, Ben amin Frank
In George j. and julia Brown ased year mouths
Tie e,,ys. and friend, are invited attend his funeral ths
Gay tIha,aayJ O'Clock tom Orm md street .ae
Ld house noEh Of Futon avenue opposite the C'nsesa
LloEsi Church.
BO0ERT-on Wednesday morn ins Jan. 81, Ar,. Esther
BoseIi wife Of ia. ger, j., and daughter Of me ATE
Tics. CToweu Of Philadelphia
TIE relatives ane fIiends family respectfully Invited
70 tteLd her funeral without further TtstOn, lhs day
(Ihasdayl al o'clock p n, NON hsT late feaisHee NO
10 B!eeCker street
Jan d. wlian T. FnsOee, in The Goth year Of ais ase
BIRCH-On Monday, Jan 10, Of consumption, John bTeh
aged 20 yeGs and IL months
BUTT-ou Tuesday, Jan %, otso C. W. Butt youngest ''n
Of Z. Butt.
BowFN-ou Tuesday, Jan. %, Eliza C.rdwel wife Of vii
Ian. Bowen Of County Tyrone f1i'H u AJH.'' 1se 20
CUoPER- On Horeay Jan 49, George Cooper aged 81 years.
2moriks ana 10 days
DAyIDsOE-on Tuesday jan % Janet, dsagh,er OF James
ars 3 A j. Davidsop .ssc one year sad "a days.
Tae relatives fisBcs OF toe family are rs'pe;iuJ IL
tom Ger ens No l7s " eat Seventeenth
%
Mo- Johr DAILY Of Abraham Daily 'eniof u this city
in the Ssh year Of hs age.
FORBEs-In Buffalo Friday, Jan. Is sftsr hafrrnl III
ne,, Mary vile VI Capt Cleveland FORBES formerly Of ais
city. -
GIL IyS-On Monday, Jan 10, Elizabeth Gleu, aged 70
yeu. WIDOW Of late Henry GeH soldier Of ths war Of
lsL2
HIGGs-on Monday Afternoon, Jan. 49, after short Illness
Jo..Th youngest Robert W. snd Ann Hsss aged
y.aIs and 10 ELortLs
HILIS-Af.r lingering HIn,.s EbeaeEsr Hills Of Hsre ~
ny, tbs 7StE yesr u tis ase
HOBIss-on Tuesday, Jan. o. Mary Hosns, native II the
County GAwAy. EsLIAd
JUDsos-on the morning Of wednesday, Jan 81, James
Judson ,fsd a yssrs ~, .t
Fns nsnas Of family invited 20 atsad his tsners
without notice. from residence Of his
law Baker, No. Iso Tenth Frid1y Seh ga
nat, at )! p.
JoHSsON-At Newark. ~ J., Friday Jan 10 JONI Va m
uiDss johnson, In the I'D ye&x Of his sse
ACKsON-In Brooklys. L. D., on hOn1.y J.n ~ oeorss
W SOC Of Gesrss ". and Nay Jshsea. sssd years Z
usoLtks sLd IL esya
KyLLY-Ae.s long and te1oos loess Ps1rieh Kelly s<ed
"a year. ts,s ct hs Parish Of Dsua County TppeSSJ
Ireland
KuoLERon russdAy nor,iss Jsn: -, Of se.net t,yst
0ee,,, eco o. CeA>s T. md ASsy ks<e<, s<sdS yes"
c.S9iss sad II sAfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

FIRIs AND THEIR ORIGIS.-Since the cold weather
act in this season, greater number Of fires have oc
CURED in various parts Of the city than during any
other period of similar duration ever known in New
York. In consequence of the extremely cold weather
housekeepers have kept unusually large fires in their
stoves and having neglected TO afford suitable pr0ec
ton TO the wood work which the stoves gen
orally placed, by means of flames covered with zinc or
tin it has ighted from the great heat. The largest
and most destructive fires that have occurred in New
Yolk this Winter have been occasoned by hOtar fur
naces. At the great fire in Murray and Warren streets
two months since although all traces of the origin Of
the fire destroyed, the poprietors of the ware.
house in which it commenced confidently believe
that 1t was caused by some defect in the fues con-
neeted with the hot-air furnaces.
This apparatus for heating buildings has only been
in use few years and venture to assert that more
fires have originated from il than from any other cause
knowp 1t is constructed as follows In the cellar or
fub.celsr is built large furnace Of brick, connected
with the air chambers Of which tin hues of OBJ
long shape two feet in length and eight nine inches
vide. These fues are extended to the hight OF the
building through the walls and opening each hooT
by register. The furnace and iues, with the hot air
they emit, are well enough for those wha like them.
II is however Of their construction and the manner
in which they originate fres of which we would speak
In order to afford ample room the walls of our ware
houses are built as possible, and where the
ues are used only the thickness of one brick is laid on
each side of the flue The beams would necessarily
immediately sdjon the fues unless trimmed which
course is usually pursued. Nevertheless, with
this precautioD, fires have occurred aud proved
very destructive. Although trimming has been done,
vet builders have overlooked the matter Of construct
ing the flooring and surbasiDg also sufficient distance
from The walls, which very hot for the distance of
two OF three feet on either side of the ue. In every
warehouse where hot air is used the walls for the dis
lance Aforementioned too hot for persons TO hold
their hands upon This great heat, day after day, has
rendered the flooring aud surbasngs as dry as finder,
and upon the building Of an unusually hot fire the
woodwork alluded 10 has igpted.
This is a after which builders should look after aud
correct.
The fire in a dwelling -house in Fifth avenue some
time since, 10y which many persons had narrow es-
cspes with their lives, was caused bya hoair fur
race. Two fires night before last in Murray and
Vesey streets originated from this cause; also num-
Der of Others, the localities Of which we do not nov
recOeCt.
The subject is one Of vast importance TO our mer-
chants and builders, and due attention should be paid
70 il forthwith.
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MARBLE -.

FIFI-GREENLEAF-At Chapel Hin, N. j., on rhursday
BY the Rev ID. b. Stout John L. Fife OF New YORK
70 May Emma GToenleAL
MEEKINs HILL-At the Twenty third street Baptist
church, Wednesday, noon. Jau. Il, ~ the hr' Dr.
Gillette 4. ". heekins 20 Miss HsrTiett7 n HlI dAusa
ter Of the Rev. DR.. bill VI this city.
ILKINCTON-WILLIAM Saturday, Jan. II, BY
the Re, Jane, Bhett, a. No ~ East i"en street, ~,
Joseph PlEiu gton Il Wespor, Conn 70 Mss Clara w.
william son. Of thi, city
pOLK-saITH-On Monday, Dee. o. Capt. John w. Polk
Of Francisco " hss Anna kesne s0ilh VI IndePona
No.
California papers please copy
PoLLOCK-hcCONKEY-Oh Monday. Jan. 10, BY the Rev
J. 4 W sloane Nj William Pollock " Mise Isabella bic
Copksy, both Of til, city. .
NOOD-HORNER-Ou Saturday, Jan. II, at the Church o
II. Holy Communion, by the Rev Francis T. LSwienes'
Water <. Wood Emily D. daughter Of Charles '" HoFnef
80. Of New OIl,AIs
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ANoTRSR ALLEGED ABORTION.
ARREST OF TWO FEMALES CORONERS
INOUISITION.


Another revolving case of death produced by aosr-
ton has just been brought 10 light. The victim was
Mrs. Harriet Lawson, a widow, reading at No. 40
First avenue the mother Of three children, the eldest
being daughter Is years old. Mrs. Lawson, 1t aP-
pears has been widow for shout two years her
husband having been killed on the Harlem Railroad.
After bis death, she employed, her lawyer, Gen.
Nye, who received damages against the Company 70
the amount OF $500. Until Wednesday last, the
health of the deceased appeared TO be good but on
the Friday following, DR.. Bgelow was called in, in
great haste to attend her. The Doctor found her in
dehrous state, and suffering the most e1crueiaiing
pain. He surmised st once thst premature delivery
had taken place and such proved to be the case, as
the woman had few moments before, been delivered
OF alive months child. In the room the Doctor fsuad
box Of pills the effect of which when taken was TO
produce abortion. In attendance upon Mrs. Lawson,
al this time, were two females, named Anna Dalton
and Anna Armitage-the former, a young woman; the
Latter q widow and q resident Of Williams ourgh. IL
being evident TO Dr. Bgelow that MIRA Lswson was
fast failing and believing that she could live but
short time he informed her of her precarioas state, and
asked che bed any communications 10 make; but che
WA 81 prossted that she was scarcely able to speak
and said nothing except that Mr.. john Merssrean said
10 % wealthy and living IN Cannon street. wa' the
After her destb. which took place on Tuesday even
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tha p.i. .ke Is ae u,ea he es.t Of the trsa..cto..

the parties take ia ae aPee he eeet Of mo uansacucas
OF March.
Upon this point the Court held that If the deceased
ss. afflicted h other disease on the eth OF Msoca
Ian those mentioned in his original declaration, aai II
those were Dot aggravated in such size TO render os
corGitcn more DsecArious and tend 10 shorten life, ne
VS.. in good besIlh within the meaning OF the policy,
that be ing the bsss OF the contract To this part OF
he cl age the def njants excepted and the question
which one OF no slid 1t Importance in the law Of Lie
insursDce. will doubtless be carried up.
Verdict tor plaintiff for s. s65 >. For plaintiff d.
Lord; for defendants, Miiler & Develin.
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CnLRr CALENpAR-rn, DIV.

COURT CALENDAh-fHis DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Nos 20, 20, to
" IS, inclusive =.
sUPK1ns CoURr-Specia Term Glass I.-Nos-
81 a. Class Nos 81. I76 H. 27, 20, IS, 10, H. 1867,
-, 50. ls6 .4j. - go,
sUrAEAs Court CIRcUT.-FSr I.-N,s. 2lil,
egg sos jill 49, SIS SIS, SIT, 5ls j2J 51 80 $751; $50
Pant II-sAme a. " ednesdsy. ..
20 10 6s Ci9 $50 65l o. ga $50 $50 6J2 66 Zoo 6Gl COB
49, 6e G72 ola 675 66 81 679 600 oS9 go 69i os3 o5b
%; 6sj 6ls 6g7 6y8 6JJ 100, 2Sj, So 502 40, 49,
CouRT VI COMMON PLEAs-Tnal Tenn-Bya court
without juIy-PaIt Mos to Is, inclusive Part IL
Nos 10 10 u, inclusive.
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HOsPGTALIrY-Tbe passengers the mai-tran
from EewYork TO Boston, the 18th instant desire
TO express their thanks TO the Higgings Club of
Milford, Conn., for their timely assistance occasion
Of the detention OF the train the Junction station
by the severe storm. For their iberaly generosity
aId kindness in mniserng to their wants their cord al
welcome and kind provision for comfort, they re.
membered with emotions of gratitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

SUDDEN DEATH OF NEw-YORK MERCHANT
From the COLUMBUS Ohio pspers, we learn the death
OF Mr.. Joshua Baldwin late Of the firm Of BALDWIN,
Dibblee & Work, Of this City. On the 9Th inst, Mr.
Baldwin dined at the house of Mr. X Neil OF Colum-
bus and at that time in perfect good health He
shortly afterward repaired to the readnxroom OF
hotel. end while converting there with Mr.. Neil, the
latter observed singular change in his appearance.
Medical aid was Immediately sought but arrived too
late. In three minutes M. Baldwin wa corpse.
Mr. Baldwin was widely known and universally re-
spected in this City aDd in Columbus He had arcu-
minated handsome fortune His decease will be Sc
yerely felt outside of the circle Of his friends and rea.
tves by numbers who always regarded him as friend
in need.
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The annual ball Of the New-York City Guard will
take place this evening at the Academy Of Music.

"BURss AssVERsARY ASSOCIATION. At meet
irg held on Tuesday, Jan. 20, at No. $50 Broadway
the following officers were unanimously elected to con.
duct the affairs Of the Society for 1857 George Brode
President; Vim. Miller Thomas Fraser, Vice-Presi-
dents Jos. Gibson, Treasurer JAS Gray, Secretary;
Committee-A. Cross, G. Johnston 7. c. Latto, DR..
Norval, Jas. Cummings, j. B. Dunn, Jas. Quee, r.
Brown, John MARTIN, T. Gray, Thos. Miller, A. Turn
bnll, Dr.. Hitlop, Thos. Sommerville John Linen.
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TAdveFtisemen'.l
W,STpp PrDTt-rION-In conformity with The

plan bsye formed o-d 10 sell our arg sVck ..
stylsh WINTER CLOTHING at 81 '-nsont pees Oar 500
stu and complete Ia most OF the dessbr style. OF l" ~
Equmsux Rsgns Bck and Coored Dress aud froes Coss
heavy superior Business Coats All descriptions 81 neAyJ
french English Cashmere Pants Neiyot fllsn
Cashmere Cashmere vests. s kinds NJ BOYS CLoThisG
complete assortment Of Furnishing Goods, UndeIWef
ROBES d. Cbsmbre Shirts Lap Robes &c This WIZ anofka
opportunity for all who ~ desiroqs OF PtoNdnsa supply o.
cent less than the current puces ID DEFLI 20,
Nos 90 SO ana ~ Broadway corner CT Warren o..
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from their victim. The prisoners we're taken before
Justice Fandieau and locked up.

z The OMSIBUs SFEcULkTIos.-RtmOnstra nces were
OF, red lest ne ht il the Board Of Councinen az .ns
the proposed line Of stages 10 Lexington avenue and
Irving place. Although petition for such line has
beea offered, end although the remonstrsnces were
sign6d by ereTy residtHt the route sbOve-namei
bold effort was made to kick the remonstrance aside
motion to lay the table having got 26 Yeas to .
Nays. The thing IS undoubtedly all fixed, and the
remonsuants Will have no weight in the matter even
should they number rine-tenths Of al the property
owners in the city. The Central Power has decreed
the line, and the people must submit especially the
vote Of the Common Council cannot be counted among
q" doubtful powers"
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

TEE HUpsos CoUSrr CouRrs.-The Huisoa
County Circuit Court Judge Ogden presiding a gagged
THE Sess. thus AT, Toe criminal calendar Tae
Of BekoveT at Post -lenezt suit, decided
telGsy by verdict II tsTE 81 tA An.a Of <60 Ii has b.-a
iIA Friday lat. BOck0ver Of Joseph HAsed
Of tie lease Of The No. II Se~Nk
Htich Post leased to am Pcs. took Il the prem
and BOekoveF sHed possession in watch
susreeded The having been closed in Of
us during tie and eu mouths h. sued fr
dsuse. and recovered in the shove MENUS aad Wesr
f.r rl.ln'E and So1dder for defendant.
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sURROGArF's COURT-J,n Rl.-B-fore A ". BsADFoso
THE JANIS BACH WILL


In the matter OF The VII Of James BsoA
The INVESTIGATION in this case continued TO day.
The question ssue IL will De remembered, wiz regard 20
the viciiy OF instrument presented Tor proesis ~
ksult and Moutott widows who lived "a ais house
drrirs part Of bis life Tse Paohe Atiauasor
contests il on ground ira, Mr. Bica -l insane
TIE hrs Of tie tws Witnesses called b To eoae'iAas 20
day was -, -. ......
- twenty-five years rSni iEe LINE StaeA was INe 1eA
old the les having been on ysTy intimate te'n,
Aecorns h testimony, MI B.oA Sas tAkea - toui OF
Eve has been feeble ever .ioce on con-
of Of head Ga the 2st Of AS April witness
called Mr. Bach tho ArsE "a sins r>tionky iSf se NO
ens began 70 speak Wildly subjects VIA which tne.s
- a., ..kins him book keeper
how much produce be ussed for msrkeaDs Mrs olho.1
and Montsr Who down stars ..d hst Nj BAcs s1s
OF mind ~ 'ueh that they could do nothing with Am ana o'4
10 u . force 20 keep him ~ bis room. -
called the day, but Mr. Bach did not
sub.eSuenty called Dr. who sdvised him 70 s.'s
Mr. put the Lunsc Az, which he ooected that
house after he had made competency but the Dr. said MI
Kevser dopt how comfortable be would be a. the
Wirte.,wert on 70 say .ha, MI Bach, vision bad be
eould not hold bis eye gases o. bis no'e and
had sT,ai difficulty IN reading s
Der In relation Mr. Bach health. not oins 70 the atteF'
house because denied almiIiAnce Ma odmoAu aad
Meutf told him that be could not be seen the Doctor hAl
that he should receive vsoEs, because u I'M
tAied hin AID threw him into pArokysnA a III,
When Ar B.cs went 70 the West Indss he Ell Aotas W.
with mother together vish bis property aud et
be- when - came back a. when De t00k pos
session Of ON bis return
Cross elsmustiou adjourned.
Fusrd II Ludlow. suctioueer. the other witness
II. hsd bushes. tsusactons with 50" d~s~d ISL SP's
,d bop,bt in property though countem.ndns
tie .e Wa, brought by Mrs Monitor; the given
Mr. Bach ness Mr.. b. might b. ineapststed
Transferring tne property either BY death OF "A' 0 un'
a. be- seemed to De- entirely out OF bic reason. ,,
On bis exiun alton witness stated hat aer me sac De
called Mr. Bach who talked about the property and sale or
ally and intelllsently.
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