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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
THE CASE OF MRS. CUNNINGHAM.

Att O'Clock yesterday Mr. Hal, the District Attof
ley resumed his regiment before Judge Peabody IN
opuositi.n to the motion to admit Mrs. cunningham
10 bail. He concluded at O'Clock.
His argument Wa. an ampication of the following
points: -. r.
The Court Of General sesons of lie Pea,e Court Of
Rtco-ipot mssrst-hs'irs jurisdiction 4 he melton 20
Rail founded lpc this commit ent-msde by TINS sam
PES SpP5 sHd .sd s ihat
ba.sbe T; dee'on q tpe Pr Pr o d, w. Oise
- Hcw SO Same before Judgo W Lna ABBOT BOT, p
@ ro NS% sSr: S;? F. ' csn.s was held nct
fshe and the tacsed word. in the following section o. tae
tt3s eNT g .' ay e row sppy whom such party shall Ie
b,b mail proceed let party 20 bail ne Gaze DC
baiiabe and good ali be offered O. II n"'' 'u'
H. oGsO are bsabe no. from tser e.s chs.ster 9
certain ccutemps All cruoal soou'aton' are o. tue
latter. = a.. ,,.,. ~, -, ,e,o,i,, ON tl,. de-.
,o.st tbst he magistrse Judge Dag) aud the Court Of
Sessions svey rescd bs and thoe Circumstance up
IT, & I'D down IN ex pare Tayoe & Cover so i. az
there be escnsbie doYGt fthe g ct p,'oust
"w.h ccwmi,irg felony be ought LOT y be- 'As even W
TIL opted BIZ the Court. not ty Judse-hs. beon
,oV cd il al the Sgd thee noIe 70 tie re,
verse We msy cite PeoP!s, IS L'Hm' & b''' '' ana
Ths w i. cit; spd approved BE- Nich.a H esq in his
lesrred Essay On Hsbess Corpus u iiL oI5l - s,.,.
s,t P.on bu. The .ce9;ed ne pqr.AaSls b. e. year
III. Encludi,s tie e.ideooe Of til. s'.e G pc
ibh y stafford rTesrted the eas was The duty 81 the
Committing nszrnte commit her" Tho testimony re-
rsrdinr the childbirth given by pr Satin and Mrs Barnet
originally IN pri.cuers intere" VITA pfohe' cs
poI decarstons OF marriage pregnancy and he
sbp make Of hieh 10 IeasoneOie soue
BE- psedcaed When the other evidences are
COZ illusions c guilt are irresistible un controyeeo oy
II But il Is ad toe facts do not constitute CRIME ~tn'
TIE ststlte. Ian,
IL /. said the word "prcduce" is not fulfilled II, %, .
Uni, word Il aricstS but 20 exhibit the formation "
csm to heir-bp and tie or exhibition may
se,. well a. by words tiership IS necessary les
10 TIE PRODUCTION o. exhibition Ire statute says hen
WHO thali ped &C." SC. falsely p'-.endns % aysoas
"borp OF ptreDt." &c Therefore s'Trnses 70 oeS"
NIGH. pos.e,. cbi AID fa'sp prttrrd: n their .ife.
I. TIA, thsse dead persos were lswtrAy "ihf'ie' "
time
That tis cLie yes their svf4 Issue ,.ufsl heirs
Ard iftter was res estate 30 be inhenes
e.syte,r hi, wc-d he .,ca sfeonisrs Coz ains " "
"A 10 bDs tie uaJe thu stst'.s T.. o,ic.y and
Tia rtsut " iaer,. ~ The inheritance r,.so..s
al d,sciiy iaf from ssct ekrssednt3
Is f,ovf sIs iaatnes- Of tber F'''
IL Literature. ,...,,.,o,.-
tP'0.*~ y t,~s " "" Ass ScasL
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THE TURsERs BALL-CLosE OF THE FESTIVAL -
The festival of the TunBund, which was initiated
Saturday night last by the reception of the foreign
delegations and torchlight procession was closed on
Wednesday night by a grand ball az the City As
sembly rooms The day devoted to rest after the
fatisuiDg exercises of Monday and Tuesday that the
members of the Society might be well prepared to ex-
tend the pleasures of the dance 10 the time when sun
rise should hint TO them that enough as good as
fesst. The attendance on the occasion was very
large there beng probably not less than two thousand
persons present, male ard female, old and young.
The following was the
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II, ,cs,ccs 10 Ncv-Yo+ ave lad 81. reSentiy al
lived from Chsriceton, 3. " rnefe nc osn geeo 90
ns,ts Of tbc cop,rZ heVe beez Notified Of tie
neo1t,,,s etc efa;T by feg-spt but tits extremely
onbtfl whether they can arrive IN time 20 see LIZ
alive. -, =, ~
Jn.tice Connolly prepared commitment for Mea2
end late in the evening tie uDat!c was conveyed to
,rison ard locked Up. TIE nurec Walker ard others
s,c at a loss 10 know where Mead got the knife, "a all
a ably impI' are carefully kept out Of sight Of
the stenis in the ward where be was corf1ed. No
blame hes been attached to the Hospital authorities
At late hour last evening Wagner wss alive but
suffering acutey from hi: injuries. The surgeons at
tached to the institution unremitng in their atten
tcns, and doing all they to alleviate his sufferngs
After the bloody tragedy question among the
medical gentlemen in the Hospital to the particular
kind of lunscy under which Mead WIS suffering, aud
the prevailing opinion that il different from
deliI m tremsns but this hardly lie the case for
although pstieDts suffering with tho horrors generally
appear to stand in bodily fear have occurred
where persons similarly afflicted with Mead have acted
in the same manner, though not with such frghtfu
RI suit.
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.ertn a.hofe nt Barnegat

I g.. "a "a SSsrEssIoS BRIDGE AT HAMILTON,
..n.-Ihs Suspeission Bridge over the Degar-
~. Cana, on burlington Heights, was broken
~ snoui haif. past Eve o'clock yesterday afternoon,
.syery huIricana which passed over thus
.tv Fortunately aieie W. no one on the Drldge
feh! 80 49, 20 1j'l been thrown into the
KING abyss benz y" T ~,O a;pcs ;hs
INC mis- nj ma Bridge over the Des-
cspf % loci, - .o suspension Bridge, aud
ssnt mo ne vehicle passing at a time.
,,'is psrsov :. : -ia informed, had just made his
4 ,ne from ise hsidgs at the time it fell. Other
~ hsd pssseJ over 1t Immediately before the az
k,nt cccuiresi. The bndge was turned completely
q, Ard psit Of the towers broke, and along with 1t
fss,os Of the bridge fell into the canal. The re-
ls'sire portions are still hanging by the towers.
lTSe,s was dog on the bridge az the time, which
y rstsn.s neouly killed. The bridge has been re-
rsedly condemned by competent engineers, and by
Juries year after year, since 1t has been
IN. and proceedings were to be taken at the next
f~tvor+b Asszes against the Great Western Rail
a. ara the Dessrdines Canal Companies. We
rap,atsdiy called the attention Of parties inter
M h. the riokety condition Of the bridge, but the
- s.sver We have received has been that we must
"a ,ie slow progress Of the law. Fortunately there
J. h,sn no ives lost. but as the bridge was great
,,lc tho,oaehare between this city and WATERFOWL
;Itco and wellington Square, and il is likely that it
nj he some time before another bridge is construct
+ d,s h,,siness of Hamilton is likely TO suffer.
" INV Hamilton &C W. Banner, Saturday.
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TIE CITY COURT or BROOKLYN.

The September Tenn OF Tue CIty CVuf' W" 49,
rnsn.e on NoEday the IT'D instant st which tine Tao oear
will b. sDd the Calendar adIo Jrn one wees 70 ,a'
18th INST when the t twenty ury causes VIII De upon Jus
Day Calendar go e,
EQUITY caues tlu6rated motoL' must be regularly 40
ced m fs; Monday srd viii then be set down to hesrns
o the fourth Monday tssius precederce boz with uoey"
sutmit or written point prior - tbet time
Specia, Term for tbs hearing Of nonenuTerste' mo.o
III n. b.S on the s.r,ay Of card week IN Term Csea
OAR viii b. made for ~L,L ro'es Of motion sh'la be haeo's
t. the Clark prior Il re op ing u The Court on sen osis
,.nds,e5 ,b,Iyon H. Tom SAMUEL L. HARRIS. Ciest.
BSoos',a Sept. BAr. 1871
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TIE MECHANICS BANKING ASSOCIATION

TBE MFCHANICS BANhINU AooO -,
SUPREME COURT-SftciAL TERM-scP. S-oe"
Pr AEODY. . ..o.i.tio,
Cs,. Rsp..o The Mechanic Banking
The order to show cause why receives - 80 Ia
property of the Mechanics Banking Associaton
not be apIonted, came for bearing tn ;n,.rssi
The matter appeared TO excite good deal oi ih'e''
end the Courtroom full r,.o ,,.;-
Mr.. Blunt ard Mr.. RapalIo appeared lot ~ PiM AZ
tiif; Dir. Lord and Mr.. Mount for tae Dan, da
SanIsy Mr. Noyes and Mr.. by kers To- 'a'''1'
postos. $500. .,.,.,oa,t
The annexed affidavit Of TIE cssher ana s.a.e'nen'
of the ;t;oa Of tho Back were introduced " "'
Lord.
AFFIDAVIT OF 1Hf casPirE'
Ca. ,-x r.. -. ~ N-.yc-E.-Jobu j. Stphe,:s
Ct ssL ery benz swou ssys TIA, b. iAs &C., :, go 20
han s Benlins As,ec sst. Si, th' :ss' '''' " W.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

:, g.. ...n.b.y Aas IF - oa3e-d Nae AIRED
III ' ss..s5.v morning from NverPool, whence
az % ,,tie go 1t. Her aews vas ant'c'P.tsc
M .;,..I n .he Vanderbilt on Wednesday.
saIPPIsG n Posi-.
IA go ,chocners 10 po,' yesterday.
u .,y,rT OF TIE Snip ROSWELL SPRAScF'
s.,...-s johnson & Hggi1s Informed Us yes'crda!
a., yct kers had telegcaphed to them Tor ''e"i,
il. % 20 20 the assistance Of the ship h'S"ea
Lace s-hore near Squan. II was eIpec'eu
\. ycsid aoat at b;gb water p. m. Inc A'""'''
VI u,oO 10 take Der in tow n,o
81 CARGO OF INF CARLO At"IHio' c,o
ne following is the cargo on board the oa'A 'a'''
1bero ashore at Bsrnegst ,a
L - .,.-.. Ucul.pd 4 Aspin~s!I; ~ Pa"1I T." a.,
re p 80. -e-cbspsbe IS kegs CHEESE .. aoSJ
r. 81 81 ,on ef Ssbss Dnorn c s,s s" ~
NO. ~. fnsrehan5lse. NJ 0anaie'; SssAs ~
SpciI onsses fruit CASKS owe on O0 PC w.
y io'i ue@Ii IA 6lberts II case, lcorice 90 e.
90 90 cofh case velvet, ~ cases wine' y;
e &C. ssrTtsrtsr so cases paste, lS6 bales rags ~
$40 20 ssbs, 100 bales per- u cs'es essences &C.
IL. hi, cara Broot =, ashore at Squan, lies in
/ ,.n. no, ;tion. Y 'e weather holds favrableit
..ed dat usost u her cargo will be saved
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lClrHoLlc LIBRARY ASsoCiAlioN.-Tne regular
balh,y meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
re body was held on Monday, the 3lst ult. Letters
Nv read from the Rev. Archbishop Hughes DIR.
Z, Richard o German and 7. 0Shea, esqs., accept
! their election as honorary members. 1t was an-
Cnced that course of free lectures would be de-
HNtred. commencing the first Monday in October.
\t,r some routine business the meeting adjourned.
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CITY ITEMS.

Jsslo's--1he Raves, beside a ballet, OF which
Gus Rca stAe chief dancer continue to draw crowds
II The fsvorite Nibos. They perform on alternate
and ballet. Next Monday a
Nv ballet called Acasta will be produced. Great
deserved success has attended the season a. this
Establishment.
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TIKI i.oAH OFFICE SwIrpiE Thomas A. Parker,
Of The firm cf Pe.ker & Herseuan. keepiog ioaa
pswrtroke,s office in tie upper part Of the house
No. 4la Broadway. in violation of law, against whom
complaint wa made BY Mrs. Flock at toe Tonbs OF
Wefne s1sy afternoon, arres'ed yesterday BY
Officer Smith and held Ia bal, 10 the sum Of 81 600
Henry II. Thompson OF No. sSl Broadway, becoming
bis surety The other member of the firm has not yet
lspa ed
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lAdvertisement.l
"FREpnICKsS TEMPLE OF ART"-NOs. ooJ

ssd 5sf Broadway, opposite Metrupo,it.n Iot-.
EAILoryrEs sureHot 10 eny made in this ei'y
PnoTo6k APIS IN Oil Peste aud AqueIeiie, by FsrHacSp
corps At P.tisisn artists.
Pnc1 O6R APIS in India ink. PerissR style
DAGrERRreIyPEs and ANBEOTYFEs IN eclor'.
Galley open from IL 10 D. snd TSsL t. ,h. iusPts
ion Of the pul4i.
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|Ms1 Msretzek, accompanied by Male. Ramos,
ma dor 90. and the Rouzani Ballet Troupe consist
Of twenty five members, arrived in the Asia. The
khr have gone TO Philadelphia. Ronconi and Tagli-
will We are officially informed, arrive in the conr.e
this mouth
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PARADE or THE NA1IosAL GUARD ny MOONLIGHT.
The Seventh Regiment National Guard, New York
State Militia, under command Of Colonel Duryes made
parade by moonlight on Wedne ,day evening Over
seven hundred muskets turned out The Regiment
formed in Lafayette place about eight o'clock, and
after review by the Colonel the line broke into col.
and marched through Fourth street, up Broadway,
around Madison square and down to Fifth avenue,
where halt ordered. Here the Re gmen was prac-
ticed in the regulation street firing with muskets
and masked howitzers in the following manner:
The companies were formed nearly across the street.
waen the order to march being given, the whole
column began to move. After a slight advance
came the order "halt the 6rst company being
ordered to "take aim and fire." Having fired,
the Company faced to the right and marched down
the right Hank 10 the rear .he column meantime
ing and after advancing slightly, the forward COM
pany again firing, facing to the right, and marching
down the right flank. As soon as the onpany
posted the left of the line the fire of the piece
delivered and it then followed the Co ppany down the
right hapkto the rear, and was reloaded. The second
Company then advanced twice its front and fred then
facing to the left marched down the left flank to the
rear, unmarked gun upon the left of the line. the
fire from which being delivered it followed its Com
pany. as in the Of the first. The third Company
then advanced twice ts front, again fred as the first
Company faced TO the right, and marched to the
by the right flank. 1t will he by this method
that constant stream Of balls can be kept up, the
howitzer firing one hundred and twenty musket balls
at each discharge. This method has been adopted in
the event Of riots, and to disperse street mobs.
The weather last evening was very prOpitcus, aud
thousands of people turned out to witness the maneu
verng Of the u Seventh but very many were grew.
ousy disappointed inasmuch as il had been rumored
that the practice would take place about Union
square, where crowd of several thousand people had
assembled. The sidewalks on Fifth avenue were
pretty we'll thronged with people, who were loud in
their applause as each company advanced and fired
To insure against accidents only caps were used on
the muskets and howitzers. The men were uniformed
in gray coats and white pats, and presented fine
appearance
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a CHAHCg FOR Mrs. CrNNIEGH4N. -Ahout ~
s on Wed osday evening Mr.. Bridget Dotne Fcsidus al
NoS7 Fast Tl.,i street while wsking down Mdison ene
INTENT about six weeks old lying en- tn
s Tir,iet street wherr bsd been et b. lts ro;nef
short time befot, OHicet Barker Of the Twenty h fclet
vns notified OF the occurrence sud carried tie yoGtrl
stronger & tn Home for Lost Chdren No IA Leonard -; e.
previous TO sepeiIs il 20 the Aims House
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NEU-rJERSEY ITEMS
Bryirn 0I Iur VErERANs.-The benefit % the
Veterans of lsI. at the Otto Cottage in Hoboken on
Tuesday night will probably net $50 for their bened'.

A. AMlLGANATIoY RIor.-A report has been CIR
cualed among the Irsh people Of the upper wards OF
Jency City that al h;shwoman named Elizabeth
Daniel had been united in the bonds Of mstrmony to
q muatto sailor named John Bravery. He Is 60 hight
co,ored that tie traces Of the negro are not easily
perceived. mob Of Irish men and women, to the
number of nearly three hundred, collected about the
house Of Thomas Doyle, at the corner OF Monmouth
end south Eighth streets who is brother-n-
Law of Mi.s Dapiel.j, "Wednesday even
ing to vent their indignation upon the pair,
WHO are residing for the present in Doyie's fani-
ly. The ripgeaders of the riot invi'ed Brtweryp
come out and "treat the party" Mr. Il. took a sur
vey Of the party, and declined the undertaking. Ins
mob then assailed the house with shower Of stones
brcsking all of the windows and terribly alarming the
inmates who expected to be murdered by the fu'lou'
mob. Three policemen, hearing the tumult, ap'
preached and attempted TO dsperse the MOB
but without success. Officer Robinson received
blow the eye, from a stone which wa.
probably aimed at the building. The police received
acce-ions "a the force until there were twelve o:the
VIXEN they dispersed the crowd and NJ ode one arrest
Tie Rev. j Kelly, Pastor of the Roman CATHOLIC
Church published card yetorday stating thar tncy
have not beeu married. The people in the nelghbor.
hood however, insist that they married. 1t mol
probable that there will be any further trouble
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thdver.isement

PHRrNoLOcN.- Strangcrs and citizens VIE fId
the PhTensogics Csbire, agreeable place ., L
tains merry curosites. Examinations WITH Chg.s all
full written descriptions Of character riv,a daily Rooms
swty. of,r sna free visitors No. Ss Bro4ssy sb5ve the
Pstk
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co. toec a warrant f,f hie e'res'. Hagereyc. vas
iosbv''b sfeed AID covered to The Jef ersco Mao
tet Pciics Court TIE e'Stuts hed the accused
t. st.vtr 10 tbs sua e 800. +. W. Hsseueyer.
fttet q To accused. becoming surety TIE accused
A ctrpe oteI By trade. 80 year, Of age aud VS. bo,u
IN ttoyrauy.
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A BULL CHAsE.-Yesterdey

4 BULL CHAsE.-Yesterdey q young steer broke
oIse for .ls;ehterhouse here he b. kl'l and
ran nfred through North Scv,n.h aud other streets He
brew several persous down. but did not hu them seriously
(r The Mepaoys he tossed who working e. la
throwing him several high in the air. and inuring hi
.iiesbN He ser MICH trouble secured and dpoedo
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PROOHLYN ITEMS.

p,aoreA-,1 A-5gSniY D-fiG,-Is-Ite A.,,n.
b, Conyeu,ion Of The seventh Dist'c. OF wedae.ds5
eefc..d za.hai:st Voor;ies % delegate 10 Syracuse
JcLr Timni,. alternate. ead N ?. Bren delegate
TO the Judiciary Convection.
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= IAlver,iement.

THAT BtRDEIL BABY.-lt Is gClng tn leave
BAExuMs MrsEUa aud retire t. the shsses al pTs- IL
Now is the time to and is reel mother. well h- full
eu .'E wSNfgrC of Nrs Curnin A.. NV u the l. re
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Acknowledgement,
RAM NOTIS.-Th

BANh NOTES.-The subscriber is low purchas.
ing UscVanISr FvsIs his oru~i rte' Ls.tern, Jersey
"a Phi,sdIpbis az New Yoft Stste and Baltimore ~
WS.te.n southern and Csnsds prsportionai,ly low
GEo PAXTON. ESehs ne Broker.
No. as Broadway cor. CeEs..,
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} RRnAL or AHTIsTsBY THK AsIA.-Msx Mgretzek
wed in the Asia, with number of artists who have
i engaged by him in Europe, on behalf of E. A.
fsbaa. fct the coming season. Among them are
ROr zspi Ballet Troupe, consisting of twenty-nine
ons, uader the personal direction of Signor Ron
u and Sigaorioa Rsmas, rev primo donna. Mr.
Aris, Mathews, the distinguished eccentric comedi-
was also a passenger. He will appear al the
fsdwsy Theater in short time.
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.sssrss N RI.srINc.-pa,.encar BY one Of

C,rrryss.FSS II BIASTING.-Pa,sebcers by one Of
the trains from Nev-Ievn yesterday coipis'n 90 srss ref,
Of the who tsAg"i s-ting
aNatiu doubt New Hsv-f Railroad
b. tween New Rochelle end Nuismsbrlg. On the OCCASION
pi.,rd 10 bas fired o. and large iras rock
struck csr i, passing just below widow 81 which
some sdic sitting thus having narrow esosp'
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Police ExcrRsroN-The police vi the Second Pre-
cuct undor comrsrd Of Capt Thomas King, paid visit
,ay 10 Clifton Park Staten leland TOR the purpose of shoot
ina al target TLoy accompanied by h' Navy ar
Ban ana numbered sbou, thirty nusktts
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RS AsSNLT.-A man named Eiwatd

MURDFRoCs AsSNLT.-A man named Et~a'd
Martin was brusy ssssut,dnn Wednesday evening IA an
lot on Church street Hicks stree, by Janc- Mr;lrry
and James Mulissu, who throw him down and beat h'n
y,re,y with sCuCs Que Of his sstaired compound
,c,ro ard he ia So badly beaten about the breast and head
70 he in crtcs condition The parties arrested ana
held to await the result OF the in res hy Justice Batch"y
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advertisement.
CHERRY VALLEY !

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherry
Valley n YNex. s.on begins on 90 :. NoseSost fIr
Csis,sues Apply TO RILEY Co.. No I'll ree' Ne"'fof
or sdir,ss the Principes = , ,,~,,
J. A. FowLER,
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(hdver,issuieEt.l
To SMOKERS AND CHEwrRs.-For pariEif


the mouth smoking chewing FoNrkNT's CRLtM
WILD ftoVrks 10 OF the esectIs deutioes r
whit, teeth strengthens the gums
b,alh sn fragrance. T. O. FcSr.NT Co. No Sp6
Brosdwsy and No A.tot House. New-Yors Sod b ell
H.
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KINGS COUNTY sURROGATLS C0CRT-sfrr s-oe
6rrc The Hou ROpHAN u. D.wsos: 4,
,cy d,ys since tho will a Mitchell. Is Bel vas

few days since, the VIII q ahcheE % "a .sss,I
p,es.uted + prots:e Aier iesaey to sts VIE
psphen. and Iiees L~ b.qqe.ib. The towiss - car
10 Missi,rsy Society cfie ~ y Chnt G. Pshs Sosi.ts
If N-yc,k in 1919 Oo0; 90 chs Anere, 30 Ch,eL
$500; 10 Ae ndsy ,cioc son q TIE 81 10 Sends
La tsIi +IffG: 20 fLe Firi ii J. use a ~.
80. p,ootIvp AGO % be sppsd tovsta psy v. ~ C..
deJ Of Lst cE9rch q tie aga Siety s2ss % sd.
e. de American ~ 90 100. No.
-. On. Goa :. on Aries eC 20 ths baues
free resioes o. VIC ~ ,hs y Church SewYor 80 -
hs,osg IS.,,@ f TIC relief o. ndsent etnaes ~
~. 30 he sbove lesssies ianet sie 70 "a enev
~ shorc ,ierr be surplus y snah % paul p9 ~
10 bS Msotsry so.ists tss r ShYssn sae me Az "a
es ".euof. citation va. Issued 70 the nekt o. tx
i"5 hsr. u sw reusbe on tbs fta ocsoSe whsa she 70
!, he matter Of the real estate Of John j. Betuer
sd Oh. S gate decide in favor Of the osm u fsnay
late Fanny Batter tie widow ME berg entitled %
The cole pfooetcs of The e'ste. -,
e The matter OF the guardianship Of the three tn@
,iidrn a Irsucis snd Jane Anse eoease the sefc
s,,e decided that motion csurot by her viii app I'M go
ssn her cbidfe- sut tbs. Mary Ahses beng see 49,
tslaye ard competent u &C, guardian. e1fi'se "
az gaaIdLaGsap
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IDana tc Kirs-hifs WcJ Act /. sossos \
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C,.l-ccd from b. hfr
ST., 10 No foiA Hemp 5sl, ss< a.
no what ssosl5 desy
(As tt.s wood although ih,C diJst produce
- vet. chAgkssf.'D
E~l- va to Gioetcs- Kios IcsT. soi So
"Wtrtcbod thosth seem.
c.n 'p.u-!sce' .aBmp.0n thai prove
Wbat i,iss coed Nsre
Edgar 1, hbsny-Rms Lear. 81 90 .
Go Pod, e. &" tsdse~ b. thsy alive or iced
lA.hsry to hes'eoger-i61 aS s. 20
Thr. ardds'.ef .,d ION pvodsce
4 ,srf thdt bdrs M ,'nr u pty 800 ,"
Hing loon, sOtS 80 l.
rc bf:Gs feSv ard - OFF, - 70 dor uIto reoo B"
eAhib. 10 the puSbc' Wr5,teTs Di;tioasy
'ProductiaG Is w. I-,1ts tron EFFORT. ms1s
physical" lCrsbtos Synengms
& NcI is ai,egc nistrr'i.
It ~ retsrse n,T,;sse calm - Il accompanies
tbe pre,cr birth he crime is cocsuruae fer the
of fac, br of preteuseof scusss % sss -
e prtcnses meter how impos,,be II fs net on tes
f.> t1surd irsi,i able wftp rssds w Do statute
Her tie ptense of marriage l. accompanied IL seowod
Ger, niony tfo pai, OF ihe sNusad.
The Srrozses decision in Wis sse'ts thecso<e Tbs
Grim ps proceeding
Bee susc 1, Ceu ~ v bind other Courts.
Ift could. the rr'epe of marriage, and not ths iat
the Substance
TIE Court then adjourned.o I { clock to-day vbsa
Mr.. Smith vii, CO % the argument.
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IAdv@t!sSnert

EDWARD H. DIXON. M. d.. Editor Q, tho
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