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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
rNlrrD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFPiCE-Asril u
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Peter A. Owens, Captais OF the Chr-tians. packet
rlyrs b-,veru th:, port and London. W" exanned on
6hsrgt rfictng cruel sne unUsuA punishment npoh
ntrsd Frzrkir Rivera The complainant tha: tho
Carair s.ru.k hin IL. With Lis kAat teo~ saor
that stood by the time stated but did not the
t,oy- s.ruct Cart Owens Of course discharged
related surprising cir,uulstsacs Ia tho HISTORY o.
the nerlat service that Capt Hammond. Who commanded
The CLr,isua bofsr Owcns And her
ned on. q an vita him before the LA; fer - years
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OBST9rIIs oY POLICEMAN H.RDESBRooK.-Als large
City united yesterday afternoon in paying the last tn.
buto OF respect to the remains of Stephen p Harden
brook of the Ninth Patrol District, who was brutauy
murdered q few days ago while in the discharge Of
his duty. by two burglars.
About two O'Clock, p. M, the battalion line wss
formed in Charles street. in front of the Ninth Ward
S,ation-llouse, under command Of Sergeant Major
Winans. and thence marched to the Jane Stree.
Church 20 which place the body of deceased had pre-
viously been removed by the Of the Ninth Ward.
The edifce densely crowded, and many were una-
bic 10 effect an entrance The exercises were opened
with prayer and singing. sfter which the Rev. Mr..
Nichols delivered IN excellent. discourse, taking his
text frUm the 39th Psalm. The services concu.
ded witiprayerby Rev Mr.. Covil The coffin then
removed to the center Of the street and opportunity
offered to those who wished to view the body. The
line being again formed, the members Of the depart
ment uncovered, and in open ranks slowly marched
past The remains of their late associate. The coege
comPo-ed Of platoon Of men from the various wards
moved down the Eighth avenue through Hudson and
Char. streets past the Stston.Hous, through
Bie@Ske' ,rcet a. down Broadway and Stone street
to the SO9ih Fery. inhe following order: Fifth Ward,
Capt Carpenter Eleventh Ward, Capt. Sluires;
Serenth Ward, Capt. Let's; Second Ward, Lieut.
kesiins; Third Ward, Lieut.. Cropsey; Fourth Ward,
Lieut.. Langdon; Tenth Ward Lieut.. Weed; Thir-
teesth Ward, Capt Mckinney; Fifteenth Ward, Lieut..
SPham; sxtsssth Ward. Capt Mckee; Seventeenth
Wa'd; Capt MANSFIELD Eighteenth Ward, Capt.
"1s; Tvsnl"<a ~szd. Capt Joyce; Eighth Ward,
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[AdvertiHmen,l
OXYGHNATE BLTTRRS This peculiarly efi. cs

cios medicine has equal ard ts vii! satisfy The =;
skepc. sufferer that In yard 70 The Of this remet
be aid in i:s praise II viii Dyspepsia
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

Trss,LLixc TIE CrTr.-Among the many projects
tr the relief Of Broadway, that Of tunnellnz the
principal streets at their intersection with that thor
.urhfaIe is just now receiving the attention Of the
Common Council. Or G. Perley appeared before the
Councimcns Street Committee, which met yesterday
in the Council Chamber and presented the plan OF
funnel through Wall street and under broadway, de-
toucling into Rector street The tunnel he proposes
begins at the corner Of Wall and Nassau streets
passes up Wall street to Broadway, making dcscens
Of half inch in every foot, passes along broadway
10 Rector street, then down Rector street. a'cenu"s
gradually until II reaches the level grade, about the
distance Of T, ,,'.k from Broadway The depth OF
Ihe tunnee ir b. II feet below the street and VIII
extend in width Hs.a curb to curb This plan may be
sppled TO other streets a. wSH nS Wall street The
Committee appeared to entertain the PROJECT wlte
favor and adjourned to Monday next to give it further
consideration. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

SHOCKING BARBARITY.-An Italian named Antonio
Cesa, cook board the ship Enierpr.e just arrived from
Liverpool assisted to th. office yesterday at the sugse
Of 81, superintendent Of the Sailors Home in Cherry
street ard pre-cnted fshf Illustration of the bsrbaous
treatment received by sailors Liverpool ships
Ths Sepned to have been bosrder at the Home for
the last .s years and o. hsve borne good character
II does appear what provOcaton given but while the
ship lying Quarantine "Wednesday, this taccord
his stsiement locked in the galley and there
bv the subordinate officers the ship beaten the
head with chain book while held BY the hair knocked down
bckcd with heavy scNboos He nearly speech
less with the heGd face and chest covered with wounds and
cocd blood eyes nearly closed and the whole body swollen
the effects IL the terrible then received The
cothipE alleged saturated with blood forciby taken
and thrown Oyerbn nArd
TrouFh the fundamentally q the ocers Of the Home s-
dav has been made before magistrate, and warrant. Issued
of the individual, concerned. We shall then
ell the fact. the Al pcs-nt the abatement is
y.Tte jour. Com.
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tAcytrti-~rrent

Al who would wean Themselves from the curse Of
Tobacco Chewing should vssLs ToxA now prepared IN
mid form and inrrvAd favor to suit 10th cid yoaag
Resed ss CsG and Drug Storcs Wholesale t2 Brosissy
uy stsrs.
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was Brought before Justice NoOh Focc Court sterday on
tho charge causing serious nure. to Edmund Terry Terry
rode horse upon the sidewalk in front e M. Morsns house.
and sho threw bucket Of water him The horse rar Cd
and the rider in the street whereby he was bauy hr
The bond. await the action OF the Grand jury
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IAdserI~mest

IAasertlsmest
,IsRADY's LOWER GALLHRt.
Ne 80 Brssd~sy
Corner Of Fulton stse<
a.,,,r,-ss PHo1 ossAr-coavrnisa. fot :ah.-
nd d,~s
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F.rA1 RAI1RoAp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gamble

FaTAI RAILROAD AccIDRSr.-C0roncr Gamble
held inquest yesterday afternoon at the New York Hospital
upon the body Of Hector Crowley native of Ireland II
ofIt ho fatally the 4th inst by being
BY train Of belonging to the Harlem Railroad Com
pany Tn, evidence showed that deceased BY the
engineer Of the train walking upon the track and the alarm
whistle sounded but be paid attention 20 and before
the could be stopped down. He died from his
injuries Thnrsisy night The Jury rendered verdict Of
cdrutal death
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

PuRLIc SCHOOL AFFAIRS, NEW RoCHgLLE.-rhe
Board Of Education under the Free School Act for
the First District of the town of New Rochelle met at
the house Of DIR. Albert Smith, Thursday last, the
18th inst and organized by electing Frederick Prime,
esq., President of the Board, and Dr. Albert Smith,
Secretary Samuel L. Berrian, esq, the School Com
missioner for the District, present. and made an
excellent and appropriate speech on the occasion,
which took about an hour i'll delivery, and for which
the Board adoped vote of thanks. Col. Richard
Lathers in consequence of his business engagements
in New York precuding hs punctuai attendance, ten
dered his resignation one Of the Trustees, and
Robert II. Coles, esq, Surrogate OF We'tchestcr
County wse unanimously elected to I'll hia place.
resolution was adopted in favor of calling meeting
of the legal voters of the District on the 10Th of May
next with q view Of raising the necessary means OF
carving out the full extent Of the new school act and
il is believed that from the known energy and talent
Of the gentlemen comprising the first Board of Educa-
ton that the Free Schools of New Rochelle will soon
be Acknowledged to be the model schools in West
chester County.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
Acknowledgement
fAdYer.ianrrn

HERRiSG's PATENT CHAMPION F1RE-PRooP
Ncw.Yoyk.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Psa, U.-Apui l'-Be''re
judge BsApv
IHE rRvIsG poUsk TAILOR ~ corer
James 4. Hadden at DAVID n heliss

THE rRvIsa poUsk TAILOR ~ corer .Ghs.
James 4. IIadden AT DAVID n heliss :. q .
This i the second -ut brought BY the plucky tailor
uuSe- tie I-vn. House M~.sr. Nellie Ayers. W s
rcvre ron n. s.ue tat red tar
y rhs .sa Of whch then pr-sen,ed t r-psrt rast
-u as ally brought 70 obtain ingn-tior restraining
rh.r ten, ncr.cr: With thr plant'ts rsEts 80 e,see
ia rebuilding tie Irving House Tts SKIS judgment 500,
10 e., damages alleged 20 have eeea srstsned sas
,.ousrt 70 the oornmerceuen OF tie trt sg Tss sans
eouu., sEe employed
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AdvsrtAsemeDt.
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
Ne n5 Brosivsy,

Corner Of Fulton street.
AnsssrYrss and foE h,pe
ped down tovH
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BROOKLYN CITY COURr-A,sIL ls.-Befsts judge Crt'
Furu HcC.n and John McCi tnaa and wte sst Jsmes
OIahrry.


Th was an action brought against defendant for an
sesed s.aut snd battery committed By the defendant on tae
b. IN n The aisle Of P.n. Catholic Church in Corr.
II aIp.sS ~d-nce he plaintiff Ellen and the detendan,
nv Cee b, .tipui,.ion Of coun,,hc ten day. pre-
crib,d not having ben served either party
Church wher- Divine -evicc being held That she paid
is Of -ec cent? and passed in that nm Tor
cents the usual fee prscrc for liquidation 81 certain
service il ,Ae ary par; Of the day ard tor pew privileges dur
ug later hours. varying trU " 20 o ock oHt 1t 10 inter
trr "iih Tie pfyus' ot pN 5o,d.r' wa. 80 ,ny~. n
took hex rciby Is III sAodr with both hand' sAe ocnt
That az h- seized sh caught h|d Of one oi the -'
10 Uach .ae ird until she va. forced ava, ihI IN the
st bo'r the s.'p or ady n;.e@Ii.d her .h's
houlle, hat hr pru rboos fl IN the rcan,'ne sud
h-r uni be- -ucccd q" issue here va. the que
toI right, asd Ia giving her testimony the "ne,s hen
espo-ur, under tho snc-- IN" a'Is IS aln
ted or rather the fucbr election by the deieudN "ao p IN
tie ren because Gt his hnvn, acted seeor1s
instruction tr IN tie sexton VIII ne RUG. aid
By the Psto since n vemeeT lGh and which she hAi
violated In the ranuaon Of both wu' E!en
the plaintiff, def udant who held that he used no mro
than nothing wa' elected to 'hak" the
Je. DOpashc lad about le OF testified to the
fact Of her having laid the plate the sum Of tTe cent. In
sht wss seized by the drf,ndrnt
Peter he sexton bns placed on The stand testified
that he had d. pued the del, ndct 20 act sos to keep order
as his duty keep order IN ne church that the non
pewhodr. paid six cents s.t weTr Pytted to ntr tnr
explained the rules prescribed in li relation to The privlc sc
hs Js. chafseS arg a. I , gSsn % 1 I to Tas
whether force used than was necessa She being
ma hs wSs S c.p sIo ,o % To ps4fScd II .hS
c0uformcd tie prescribed rules wa aex 10 be considered
and whstber th man had mode-y in this place Of
Lip The yd,noe reviewed and the case given to
III. Jury WLo brought in verdict Tor the defendant; - ,
Fcr plaira,. ae.sr, Lew Reeve for defendant d. r
Banafd.
The City Cour, Calendar for Monday embraces
Eo- q snd 81
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RFAL EsTATE.-The following sales of real estate
were made yesterday by A. j. Beecker:
q with two renews) Of two houses and lot
Ne 81 Warrenst lot 2jx75 ground rent + 100 per 200
lot Othsv, between 6ld and 63d 25xl00 300
LOT. adjoining the above same size each ..... 7sO
The following by L. II. Ludlow:
| house and lot side Delsucys 50 II w Ptsst
house and ot side i5h 1907 7hay lot 2OxlOss $3.50
The following Brooklyn property by James Cole &
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL Is 1857

Dcnnn Do~d sst john flaniy.-"es'"o'
Bopjam,n +. Mlix .si. Jsnee Morse ct A--R'-
ferTed 20 T-Sos BcS.o.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

We were shown yesterday package, evidently o
money or valuable securities, mailed at Buffalo Sat
urday las by banking house thereof to its CORES
popdng banking house in this city, painly directed in
3 largo round hand, which was delivered yesterday
from ou city Post-Ofice to commercial firm, not
bankers at all, and whose names bear no resemblance
70 thoae 70 fairly inscribed on the package. Where
this package has been since last Saturday and how it
tus up at this late day in the box of firm who have
no shadow of right to it, it behoves our Pos-Oice
managers to explain. The package has evidently not
been tampered with in any way.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
IAt.-rt.sen en-. |
PHoro6RAsas


Gvxsrr challenges the Photograph, world to protacs
plSur-s The sbovr ye' eaua thsse sds hs Plot,
n. phe P.isce Of Ar. No. S;s Bro.dwsJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

RtS OvEn.- Mr.. jesse Kpp, an elderly gentleman
residing Ia Neshester County accidentally
Thursday evening 4. the Of Broadway aud Blo<er
street BY horse and He taken ~ the Ftcenth
Ward Police Station and there attended BY phvsician after
which be conveyed 10 his residence. His njaes
de~ulc<. serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

AITENPTED SuIciDK.-Mary Van Camp, IN Irish
20 year. ef while under the influence Of liquor
Thl evening Jumped into the dock OF Market stree
bst c.cued from drowning by policeman .Al taken
the Seventh Ward Station House
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fAdver..sement.
FREDRICks's TEMPLE OF ART

THEDHII VI
HALLorYpEs,
PHoTocsAPRs
DAcgEaRsOrTPF,
AssRoTf'E,
No 6a5 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hot-,
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSIoNs-APRL l7-Before tn


RECORDER.
Edward oyer was tried and convicted Of petit lar
cery pnd senteced 10 the Penenary tr six month";.
Mary Hartley WAS tried ard convicted of grand lar
c.y IL ,caing s72 from Martin Roddigan sentence State
PTsor E," ytaTs. -,
DE Witt Peckit was tried on charge Of grand lar
c.rv In ,tetn. 100 bushels Of whest from Matthew Cn
srd y ~ acquitted and discharged.
The Court then adjourned tor the day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
No o6 Broadway.
Corner of Fultsa str.-,.
AnssoTYrss sat atPEoroSE.rHs-con'-u.-Jt - IN ~
pied dow, town
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F,ru AccInrs1.-Am man employed in the Brook.

FATAL ACCInTNT.-A man employed in the Brook
Iyn White Factory Front street Atsuis,
den,ay caught in the machinery AID killed lie was N "a.
third story at the The attending oAnc. "A h-t
psr of the building seeing him in tho position be "s De-
frightened and stairs 70 toll the engineer to stop ho
eric whereas he might have saved hs life by n" pdllg
the band from the wheel The unfounai" e,e, sisny
His nam. is Michael Mcleod. Tho c. oner sI hold 81 in
quest over the body thi. afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

COURT o. COMMON PLHAS-SrscfAL fEsH-Apns 10
- Before JvtSe IscRAhAx -, -
nose: Frank agt. Clara frank.-Reieneo 70 10
sYh ssuat. e.a
u. =. Bacon ag.. Hugh Alen.-Mot0n Tor issvs -
eKsrutiou granted
Owen McNulty agt. Seth V. 6tsples e A-hspon
81 referee Galie6 sad Rs<ion dLediAs l. D. sofs ~ "
~ 10 PAnnE As snsan, rrpss< tss, VITA sa'scs "ss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
COTRr OF GENERAL sEssiOSS-hpRn lG-Brtnre the
RECORDER

1hcR. Nolan pleaded guilty 10 assault and battery
or I'd Jts II No 5 Mercer and rcusnded for
sentence. -.
Peter johnson tried and convicted al f,onlOusly
receiving goods hch had been stolen from the store Of H. III
cul. Nc 81 Roadway. He va, maud,d for sentence
Jchr IL. Watson and JAS Wiley were tried and con
of burglary IN fe third drsr te '"r 81 Nichols
Rv.n Bowery Roosevelt street md senteneed to
the S,.te Prson each for two years and six month";
Owen Grammar pleaded guilty to assault with intent
TO rob Reuben Osborne of No 81 Ring Stae Prison
tLr'r years
Jas Hartley tried and convicted OF grand lar
ny in stealing S72 from 1hos Raddsan the Five Points
State Prison five years. >. -.
I'd f. Lawrence pleaded guilty to stealing clothing
the value Of $5 from Albert Spencer o the carlton House
Remendd. =,
Wu. Williams pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
VI. rcmsuded. The Court then adouIn'd for the day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
SUPERIOR coURT-Grss..LT Tr.s-A'sA IL

- hcA!ls,tr Az. Forc. oilHsa Ds~A -, -
In this cas-. il appearing that the referee nAd no
rrp-d toe fsc,s found BY MIN srs ee-y uor h'
q lac upon tho facts IL ordered by the OosH "a.
.he ce b. rred back to :hs rve--e TO 'eP0 inc se'
found srd tie coacluious oflsv
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BROOKLYN COURT or SEssTONS-APRn i7.-Before
Judge MoRR,s. Justices ENMoss and ScHooNM.Kfs
1be ,riel of D.uf,rth w Fiske was resumed yester-


Judge MoRRts, Justices ENNOSs and ScHooNM.KEs
The trial Of Danforth w. Flskc was resumed yeSter-
de-, and The def ndant indicted the charge
hezzng $500 ia, property Of the assignee OF the Pierre
non, Hou,. m II proved by Mr. f. H. Chase one of the
that h. had authorized FSc TO reimburse himself
m M the sources Tie establishment Fiske asked the advice
~ counsel snd told That perfectly proper and legal
for him o He had lent the iboye amount to the rropre
tors G tie rseb.hn The Court stated that there
eyd,nce showing guilty intent and instructed the Jury TO
bring in verdict ~ not guilty which they did.
William II. Pitt with numerous aliases. was tried
on e burglary in entering the store of Mr. Jacob
in Fulton street years since. He thon indicted snd
two brought from Nwlork 10 become his b.il
They n, and residences of two gentlemen doing
business in that city ~ their and wss asserted by
the counsel prisoner thnt they responsible men, On
h. the bail accepted aud the soner
.s rprssd Whrr he wanted for trial he could not be
m and the bail wssucertancd O be- worthless From that
tim. until within few weeks past nnhiI was heard OF him.
hi. thrr in some ~ the New fors papers n
having been nrr,s'rd for Other oensr. when he was
hrougL, over here bench warrant He was Yesterday
ri the indictment convicted, vhercupon he
t.nctd @ tho state Prison for FIVE years. ,
John M,IgaS, German, Wa trcd ON an indict-
NJ, nj gnrd larceny IL stealing h"rr and from the
stable nf john Horpr New Lofts th" 18th Of February
The prisoner company with two others disposed Of
the e.,rhll men, 70 John Fngr IL New Work for 80 it being
worth about 75 The proof being positive hr ronvctrd
reserved and the Court adjourned Till Monday
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Capt rumbull; Ninth Ward .. guard of honor un(

Capt Tmmbulli Ninth Ward ss guard Of honor under
command of Capt. Ackerman, in open squsre, sur
rounding the hearse: Gulick Hosc Company No. IL;
citizens on foot and in carriages.
The remains Of deceased were taken to Greenwood
Cemetery and inferred with appropriate ceremonies IN
the plot of ground appropriated to the Police Depart
ment
The members OF the police force, Of whom about '''
were in the ranks, were in uniform with star' en-
veloped in Grape.
Mr. Hardenbrook WAS native Of this city ana
had been connected with the Police Department over
four years lie w.s much esteemed BY al who kne"
him. and universal favorite with his " brothers IN
aims" Of the Ninth Ward He leaves VIE anu
child and large circle Of friends to depiore Ms uh'
timely end.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

Miss BRAIsrRD's CoSCERr, Thursday evening"
vr well attended, and, though she was evidently in
bad voice yet she executed the several pieces allotted
nor in a finished and artistic manner, and elected
several epcores- We hope to zee this lady oftener in
tbe concert room. The remaining pieces on the pro-
pramme were given in faithful manner, the only de-
Walton therefrom being Mr.. 4. Molenhauers two
violin eolos. We beg to remind Mr. Mulenhauer and
others that they responsible to the public for these
disappoin,menis neither does such course tend to
forward the cause of true art in our midst. Sig Mo-
rel and NJ Goldbcck ecceptably filled his place, the
latter young and accomplished pianist, who Is grad
uauy growing in favor. An arrangement Of bis own
on themes from the Opera of the Prophet was played
in an able manner and received with hearty applause.
Mr. Beames conducted with marked ability
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

THg ALLEGED ATrENPT TO PRocUhT THE RI
LrAsE or HuSTIsGros FROM STATE PIsos.-A hear
ing in the case Of John Scatchard charged with con-
spiracy to effect the escape of Charles Is. Huntington
from State Prison by forging the Governor signature
to pardon, was commenced yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Connolly. Mr.. William III. McElroy, Su
perntenden Of the Franklin House testified that the
accused, his wife and named lie CroiX had for
four weeks been stopping at hs house. and had failed
TO pay their board bill, which amounted to Sll5. The
witness understood that Mr. lie Cro1. Mr.. Scstchard
and his wife came together from New-Orleans. While
the examination was progressing the lady came into
Courtroom and counsel for the prosecution suggested
TO the magistrate the propnety Of OBTAINING her a.
witness but, before the magistrate had decided on
such course, the lady had left. Mcssrs. Webster &
Sacia Of No. 27l Broadway, who were in attendance
as counsel for the accused, stated the lady
was missed, that they would have her in Court the
following morning, if her presence was desirable The
magistrate ntimaed his wish that she should be ex-
amined, and the then adjourned until this
morning
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

The Fourth Presbytery of New-York. " at t' meet
ipg ON Tue-d.y Last, elected the following persons
Commissioners to the General Assembly meeting in
Cleveland in May: Ministers-The Rev. Frederick G..
Clark and the Rev. J. z. Hovey. Ruling Elders
Henry Iyison and Frederick Bull
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

AssAuLT ny WoMAN.-- Mary McManuS WAS
,h, beforr Justice WORRIES yt'rday F,r aslrtn- OT"n
Kelly with club Tn 1,day. hly WAS -
ycrly bruised about the head sEd i.c Tho woman wi
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

SUPREME COCRT-SrEcIAL TE.n-APrl H-b@i'rs
Judge MITCHELL n
John Berry ct al agt. Elias Z. Willinns ef Ai--O'-
der 'intiEs guardian al ia<s g-sr,ed
Albert hun5. agt q. ". Westbrook. IL sP-
pear By sdas, whether wesbroos stended on la''l'n 10
ss0w esgse kc