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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26
DIED.

A(KTH-In WiliausLiHgb Jhursdsy, tpfu ~ LfttFf
BRUsuAt Gleea~ieh, c,nn, On Friday sv'nins April -
the inseIal 'tIvc vii lake rao. Monday afternoon
o'cock AZ the Epseopsl Church, Greenwich, Conn
Iyr 10 Of consump.son PIlnI r. Bsboock aged 80 yesr
CUEHiHGHAMAt No. 155 Ea': Titeenth tfeei 90 Thai'
y;s VT H. .ged van. months end 10 d4ys
COOK-In Jer,ey City Saturday Apl o. Sarah Ann, relic
Of David Cox, IL he 77'h yeu q neI age
wife Of Edwin O. Deu.res;, eyed "a ys months sai IL
day..
FOUNTAy-At New Orlesn. OIL Thrr.day April p .1alely
joseph ?. Fountain, IL tie 18th year q hi' age
GARRlsoHon sa-1Idsy. April a. al the re.tenee Of her
iel1e IT, !. ~ ~, L =; P f Conn.,
The lIerA viii take psce Al s., PHILIPS Church Fhland' On
Tuesday, Ap-l n, o. O'Clock :. N.
GRUBE-ln Brsokyp Saturday, April a ss-sh Cs.hsrine
wife II Louif Grobe Il the 35h ye.r q her age.
HOLLowAYAt YorsviIe on T3gr.l.y April q o. eonse
q The Alice Isabella eldest gh.r Of l.ss; and
lisbela Holloway j. aged years months and u Gays
KOUSTER-At Harlem, Friday, Ap' 49, samue. Hols:er
Of David Hons:er, eyed months and % days.
JOHNsTOHln tais city On Saturday April a. Annie p wife
The relatives AID friends Il the amy re.Pctuuy nvee
% attend Der faneIs from S. Thomas Church conner OF
Houston street ard Broadway tc Tuesday ater1ooE
., O'Clock without f-rtscr a'sor. Her remains vii! be
JoyIs-In BTolys Friday April o. Liy, 4aasat,r Of J.
M ATf NE corn sst Of r GGi and
svenue suddenly, Friday April g. Hester wife Of Joseph
KIT n No S559 Bss s:s g. on Friday
NIX x q T s @s II 'os Fs; %p e
w NicEloa1 aged 80 yeart and month";.
the beloved Of George and Ann ONel, aged yeso
month and "a days
PETERs-Ou Saturday. April a. John r. Peters in the Ssh
year # bis
The re .ves friends 81 The family repec uRy invited u
s;,tid the funeral Calvary Church Of Fourth
and Twenty f'.: street On "ednescay ext at H. vito
further notice.
Toy papers please copy.
POW ELIZA No SO Henry ree. on Friday Ap.l -, Samuel
Powell, il the 50th yen Of his
ROGERS-At Broosyn, moudsy April 10, Sidney r gers
in lie 4ls year.
His renails inferred "a, Huntington, Long Island
ROWLEY-At No. 65 Forsyth steet, Saturday, April ~ OF
congestion Of the brain NJ Jsre, daughter q Samue r.
and MARI Jane Rowley, ssed years, month and DAYS
SHELDSln this city Saturday nIoTnrs April "a S-mue
Shields IN the 76th Of his
The and friends of the family and those Of his Ed
wRd N Shields cfuy invited 70 attend his faners
his late residence, No l5S Eiddge street Monday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further Invitation.
SPOENARD - In Brooklyn, Friday Afternoon, Apn >,
Frdercl Spnnrard, aged 60 years
WFAD-Op Sunday, April 25 Isabella daughter CT
Edward aud Charlotte Wesd, ssed year, mouths and l6
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
her funeral from the residence Of her parents No j
West Fifteenth street, this Monday afternoon at O'clock
Her remains will he taken Greenwood for iuterment
MAsssckuee;tl paper please
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mAHEfIG -.

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III attL. os6,n4 - t1fes fsusf ~ Ne brb ar"
Tno't Eduasd Cfin # nts ~. ~ Ksi' u ony d an
~ If BD,nsr Lenf. ssg.. Il ~ i,fnssf scs.
BrEYTA BHOCKs On TtmsrsJ bP'n ~ ~ - ~
EnLstt W.oe:.6 NJ lam u. Dpfies " Has han Man
Hfo,ts tli II Wl.lsp fDJfgh, L<fy lsSLd
KEHEPhTEfCH- HOsHt4OH-In Ms ~, ~ FrdSJ, Awd
~ B., 10 H4y. Df. JohA TLoH.spn, Jbpmss KrPSd>s W
MAJ r. eArgLi4fU David Hoigi'1 sfg, ell - tis ~.
gNOWlEH- ncCAsTY-in Jsr.ry Cty IN Thnrsf.y even
,ov Anil H. bY tn Rfg. Nhsr'Dfs IT, Fefn'y, WIN ,
Knuss II ra~ Var. " Hafgsst hccsfy II Jerry ti.r
EIMHRY- FEROOH- On IT,. 's1aJ tpnl ~ ~ ~ ny
f,iAL H,,sii william " KINNEY ~ Csdsf M -, Mary H.
Yefdl .G.st 6snsbt-f ii hDbf' F"fdpf "'q II mis- ctJ
HILLIOkH- HOHELI.-OE T4's1sJ syening, Apn ~ ~
ne Rev ioge Baysf9 hiyn ~ New Dflfsns ~ S'af
yningsst on yLisT II he lais JoiL UpNs a tbs att
NULFOFD BHf EDAOE-in ne hTfonn'd Dh1h u 'rh
,ntf II Pnh 40 TS"nJ hnib f'0''t On ~ idhJ
Ann n w no FbV Dr. V"nnilyes. Dayid b Hlf,fd -
1sfd. }, 10 .gLisf II Jsmrs ~. BfinlAge
DNFIt- DENHY On Wedn.,dlJ Apfi n DO ~ CtIf"A u
81 Vfafoes ~ ne Re- Fht' H. siYa, Cba's = y f" ~
IlAi.h s.,td lsugLpf Il Chafrs snd tatbrnn" PENNY
r't ~ this city
gTff.EfnL-BH hfNAHD-fn Btootlvu. ~ Thnrsdsy Ap'n
~ by The Kclnsdsy ~ ~" Pac'hr sr""i h"''"eis
tLIcb Oe"y. w. bIlw'l j., - Lnr"iir W. da1zhrf ~
tulius BfaiDafd.
WILLARD HAYLOE On Wsdn'sfay, Apf a. by The b'g
Dr. Npdls Daldnrr Willard Il BrSkyn, e. hegyF c. dsy
III Ta1I sa5 Tor - this rify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26
MARINE JOURNAL.



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P.ltsss-is Ksul-sy. B.-rrnofe, H. B. CroD~sH &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26
THE LOTTERY STVINDLERS.
To "a. Editor Of Ia. " T. T,,svas

To IA Editor Of TAs " T. T',ssas.
Sra: Having seen by your pspsr TIA; you are no
friend to lottery enterprise, submit the following for
publication, for the benefit of many who may be win
died o. have BEEN Some time in 1857 you printed 10
THE wrrKLY TRIBUNE an advertisement. for j. VI.
Rose Of Atkinson Depot N H., offering grea. induce
men.s 10 agents, to whom addressed latter. Since
that time, have received over packages Of lottery
tickets, oil postmaIked at Atkinson Depot and pur-
porting to be from Is. +. Harper Brothers j. y Hes
dali, Turner Co, 4. X. Spending Co, and other
fJms which suppose never existed, 70 some OF whom
have sent money and never heard from 10 and hav-
ing had the matter investigated in regard to one of
them, il was found that the Postmaster al Chester,
n H. received the money at that place, there being
no such hm rs represented.
1sed no sympathy, and ak none for being so fool
,eb az 10 send money 20 such concerns; bu. ask Of
VOC 10 give this place in yoar pspe FOR the benefit
of those who may hereafter be, perhaps, victims TO
her swindling operations. S.E.F.
Oassvaug.s N. ", April ls lS5s.
~ S.-Inclosed are three specimens Of these circu-
s.rr And tckets / received al tbese from Afkosoo
Deroi, although they drew - come other PI.ee sry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

90. r....1 Err ~ - FhIL---l 80 ~
1.@<.1 a ~ ssf,.ss GA: = Irp-As 81 'fgsA
!. =. a., Jss sary 'srv. aryolYJg very 'npff1..
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rive m Il esrfsn @slsss q re - O 20 J.
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fsaI * -. urn.
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hGLd Il he Ichcsf ~ 'Dc's"1 Jp}p+ - ~. W
ne psrsor II s@fso8'y Lsued - tfls cfLnF 20 -
- .td teI4 al sgyseJ0shi 10 h.s favor prObabIr
1L.s n tie Hon. hb'1m L1eDn, i~msfy 81 NE
UooSe # Heprees ni.lIvs, lie DDt Jgst NEED 81 an
.1D.lon, irsrsd a. Judge JflnbpI, tls pfeseLt ~
tuhhcaL genator fron iDo.s. A. there s:e u BE-
no DeInocratc E.E,F ,cke't n the fed a. me n'1l
.1Nnp. Dn'e.s ti,rs u sDms VERY sbpp' bacLiae
d1nb. T. r. really rsrhL ina, 'le Rep an j
o.uy he atsie md L1ys FL coetfo "i ~ Lsz n
90. fCHrLLaf GGZc.,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26
a. Nioolav's regular dsly auction "a

Albert II. NiooAy's regular dsly suction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday reKt 10Th
MS. at IL O'Clock, q. tae Merchants E1chsnge.
s. Drspers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
x;u take place on Monday the Goth INST, a l2i
o.c,o,k a. tie Merchants Exchange.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day "ss
sl4l69lsS. The Metropolitan Ceruhesies ore nov
t.rg redeemed quite slowly. The absorption Of the
et is only So GOO Since the 1T anus-y - 900
have been redeemed TIE American Exchange Rsuk
bss 6eclsred dividend of . cent, payable 81 Wy
II official notice Of the election OF Directors Of the
Ia Crosse Rosd in compliance With tle recen. a., Of
IT, Ieoisla.ure Of Wisconsin, lac been given. Tae
Hon. Jas. NJ. Cook. Superintendent OF the Bsuk De
psr,me1t has been in 70 III severa days, examining
Tie sfYairs Of the Mechanics Banking Association,
urder the law recently passed by the Legislature. lie
ffds that tile institution has pad al - debts, both
nriucipa aud rterett and that there rema1s S3l6 100
Of valuable assets IS the capita OF the Ek as now
organized This is equsl to - 4 cent OF tie orsina
ca,,a The sales of French goods OF ,ne importation
of Messrs. Berhard & Hutton, continued to-isy. The
comn.py was large sndt bidding animaed. Toeprces
oh.sined were fair. and novelties went off with spirit
Treasury Notes continue al T. cent premium for Fave
a. Cents and ~ 20 cents discount for Three q Cents.
The movement is lapguij. The interest coupons on
the "a Mortgage Bonds Of the Nes-Jersey Central
Railroad c. due May will be paid a: the office OF the
COMPANY. No. 6e Wall street. The in,eres, due LEI
May o. the Mortgage B0nd' Of 'Ss c'snOa' Aa4
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Aprl "a -


OSBORN, Connolly aud KELLY.
Number Of cases on tue calendar 80.
William Davis was convicted of stealing q coat
PeIiteniiary months.
John Denney pleaded guilty to stealing barrel Of
ysss,otsL Penitentsry months
George Banker was convicted Of stealing silver table
and . spoons. Psnieu:isry months.
James Hsnley boy pleaded guilty TO stealing %
cents u ooppers. Sent TO House Of Refuge.
John Williams pleaded guilty to stealing two pairs
Of pants. Psnitentiary months
Elizabeth Showers, convicted Of stealing IS 81.
Psnitentiary months
Ellen Gray and Ellen Joyce, convicted Of stealing
quantity Of cotton. Peniten;ary month each.
VIM. ii. Evesop, Wm. Ramsey and WIN. Tn mp
(sn blacks) convicted u stealing hams. Penienay
tbs each
Elizabeth McDermott, convicted Of stealing an
umbrella PenitentiSIy months.
Margaret Ryan, guilty of stealing han. Judg nent
suspended.
Patrick Brady convicted of stealing two pairs of
yarts. Judgment suspended
Mara Lareux convicted of stealing suudry articles
Of household furniture. JudgueD: suspended
James Coburn, assault and battery on Archibald
Can pbel, 80 days City Prison
Thomas Burns assault and battery Margaret
Barns, Peniten;sTy four month";.
James Doherty, assault and battery on Rosanna
Csnsvan, fined S.
Torrance Short, assault and battery on Willism
Housh Andrew Riley assault and battery Mary Falon;
james Kerr assault and battery Thomas Hadden Gabriel
ssnde fve assault and battery Maria Miner Gotteb Bolet
assault and battery James Bross Christopher Lohman
ssat And battery Peter Smith John Fsrr assault aud BAT;
an James hsIoashn They all convicted aud Judgment
suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

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-s fststss ~ 80 y fst'e.J = ~ ~, - s>ses
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Tie Ner- OrkGHs TrHe Data Of the 18th inst ssy.:
No effort has yet been made to close the crevas.s
at Bells plantation. The opening OF the evee has iu
creased fifteen twenty feet in width and trenan-
dous current is rushing through, boiling seethiu aud
aiming with the violence If its course. The clsyey
sud tenacious quality Of the soil does good bstt. VITO
the ssssIug hoods and alone DELAYS swift destruction
OF jopg extent OF the levee The water has inerease1
foot H. depth 81 he plantation near the creyasse
Since day before Yesterday, and 4 spreading the
eo!ltGy Ii Is freely passing Harvey Cana, Ia, IL
yaded Gretna. and i working down 10 yard A. giers
Tuesday there no water IN Gretna, but Yesterday
I was coming On Lafayette avenue siaTmingy may
O. the hoUses OF that street being surrounded.
"Ihere was. Yesterday, from one 70 three feat
water ab, u the houses between Bells plantation and
the Brick Yard lower down the rver. sud the r,si-
dents had vacated most OF them. Inc planta-i5u
clearing lie now wide lake, beng eyery~ here cub
nerCe0, tue nee homestead standing tJrlcrn aud desc
late in the waste Of Es'ers which are dashing their
rersciIg waves against lis walls. The sugar house
and vsriOus ou,-buildiugs are submerged 10 higJt
OF about five or SIX feet from the surface Of the
ground.
Tie waters have brought straI re stock u Occupy
tie place OF the cattle upon the plantation, fo-
men fishing with scoop nets II & lAns between tEo
rows of fence vtere there was a road. Tne water
was thick ard muddy, ana no tsh could be seen. bat
tley pu; il tre re-s blindy sgd lfte out large nun
bers Of different kinds OF FISH, p-Ic psly sort Of her
ring called sardinss, from six inches 70 FOO, "a
l,Leth. We also cav them take several buffalo
weighing Jn ten 70 fifteen pounds ea,h. Taers was
crowd II persons including macy ladies', at the Sen
of tie cfevasse, Continually coming and goicg w.th
every ferry boat 70 ard from ne CITY,"
Fron Tie Ba.oE Roggs IGsoedi1
Visiting the creSssses TINS morning, We found
about four hundred wJrkren employed. Two HIM
bred feet Of pling bad beer pu, in on the lover and
about one huLdr,d on the upper eide OF the break
Ttework is progressing as rapidly the incouveo-
4fss 81 cb;slirg ne us;e'i'I7 WI saGit. We isi1k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

re c,rr.ri - 3.spsStd Fio-e ysssItsy ihozSa r9t
sSsrsc-its .s.er srrssdfDg = every ei-ec,ior q
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Frez - ~ se-Scs fl<frr = - -
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~ t4er ,.opr.c -. bit 2 s.y Damage.
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sr.,f4- xssk 80 veteran y :scec q. every fti
q -. 80 atlvs.
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g.t ~ usvsrcsfs down lss, everitg. ~ i-@fn -
y. .yse q. Brucsssk LGoG.uc La SVEN "ay, ~
pr.f re I.st.a;cEe r. "a. Def zorro z a. -hAl-
cs'ec Its rvsr crrp..is :n-- P,r; q, -. oly
e.s,ec .orse b. fr 80 i1,g M ? - a-na- y D.
gun 70 ted dO~L- slosiy - -r2A-Tn incn
Il . At 4 rc1r., pr'ce1rsb O.e-~k iAst evening
Tne Ysz.o = I'll i.sDg g'n UPp4r rs.es. - 81
z, De- Z. -iisr;t.y. ta- zen s-I.5 Il-r-eA! -,
About oLe .o,'.
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yIarkets..P ,rort,d BIZ Tl,+9ya,i


NrwORLEASs, April 23The sales II CoTToN today were
SOO bales unchanged prices he Csnsss hans
arer business hours sas o. the 60 bales Iec-ps Of
the week Hto tsAs; stock port 349 900 bales receipts
' po shead Of las. year Is 90 bales sUGAssAes OF The
we'f sc hhd' fair 20 fully fair 81 N7c MoLassEsSs II
Tie week, coo bis al NdSc FLoUR-Sales tod4yof so
tbs. ~ 80 WHEAT-Sslss If Red 81 O7t and White
81 81 - Mess Pork slsfsI8 % LARD In kegs 81. INDIA
BAGGNG l4tc. Rio CoFFEESses Of the week II 90 bags
VQlc s.o1k etC0 bsgA &kLSHTs-Colt5n TO HasTe. &c
10 Live sroe 1850. srrRLINc ExcHsNcE, lo7dlo7l
$40 bales .suse6 pr he uaIke; being quis
u der The Cs sdas aGyee sUGsR quiet and UNCLAIMED
NfAT has crclalng tendency sass Of Red at O..
Cory j. 1pToyins sslrs az SIC hEss PORK. Is LAID IN
k,fs loc. Corr tf Oa lie FAEGHIs-Co Cotton LIZ
epso. sd netting of sixty shQs-'ers has ,ed
70 .susnd SLID EXCHANGE OF London a. ltSt.
NoHiLE April .3CoTToS advanced day 700 bales
u HaTie co'ng hEIn. Middus, lie. Of the week
tO tGs. htrps io tie week, 80 bdes a9aiu.t 80 t3r
FEtIcHTs Il Liverpool. I'D.
2oELs ApL - ISs&IIe s4es Of Cotton today xer go
t's ~ lsan. for Medins Toe make: closing very hrn
CNCNNAI Apr ~ le5s.-Mess PoRs /. active .a,e. ~
zoe tts. e., %l0 Tie uaikst closing WIKI 10 skr, AZ ht
ns LAID tnoy Sale 81 - 80 tlis q. lie B,coS i.,
sa's % 80 g.. :, cc, 20 b. d.iyere June st The .rs,
o. az desrTtcus Of provisions closed excited snd ge
"HiskY i finn a. lt.c Motry and Eastern Exhaue ar am
o. iNes YORK = premium.
BALI lSost, Arrh a-FtovR-City Mills. 80 10 Narlss
hl,s. ~ lCG4l %. CokS d.l. Yellow b-ttsfLs3g-o
NFsAI on and lncLsug.e. Provisions bg3ysut buk Mat.
Z. sie. Mess foTl, ZIG; Lard 5ai2.
FHlLAoELfHia. AP. .4-fLoUK firm bot quiet. Wss.r
Gei ~th an Undesirable s4epy. COIN .eaiy; Yellow 7ic
" HIssl firm 20
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COURT Op GENERAL sTsslOVs- Arm ~ before
n.cofdfT HAsNAhD.
lst,, ne dav AL m, mil iIr (nurf

Jhlf being tbe Ihst Ol Li' AIfII i'fH W" tOurJ
uss crowded ~ hear pronounced ppnrfs
Judgment The number II third ibs term by the h"cpfd'f
has hen unusually hge an frequently Of .rfous nature not
kss thar nine II with intent u bH having been dis
G1sed a.
The Recorder refused quash the Indictment found
.s.ns. PIN WHIT Gf @ pfe.sHses lie I'll probably os
hb<c term
James Murray, for highway robbery, vas eentsnced
- the State Prson for t4n yssss.
John LOughln, who pleaded guilty 10 Inanslsughter
IL fceytk cssfs~ sent % re PeritiIy i9- foIr
fs IsrsIt seL,sIee oNirg n he r;re.- ~ - FIRE
OC1LD4 To- Kid bad rs. yea-.y sss&-ie- re DE-
kSzE,. Hi pfsgoGs Esry goO1 coarsce Lei s-,icg y
VII - mercy sxercsd % hin I-c L;ose-oe, se1 tie
R>c1T5eT u rs isriert ss-iol-
HermIius Decker, Convicted of stsbb.ng Joseph
Eos> A<er- s4>T s4o oo-ss1 q :ae -
sI<GcL nf:cy ssl<rCe1 . y@sI 70 Peol'en
try Otegpe VOID hzs- oeeE ssE. - the sac Pf
H. te cso:csfy % zrer having bea s;oned
ti,ssf Eoues sppzs. The Recor5eI severely lee
p<vs1 tE1 ~ ssfh pf1c-llss.
George Dushod, convicted of burglary in the third
degree STATE Prison oI years beas
ed oeeL1T AIo having already yed Two years and ~ mouths
there.
james Hughes, convicted Of sn assault Police
Of<sr Thomas discharged the oDsnaut Thomas hylcg
Gfosy the effect tns he no" uncertain whether
Ohsr Hfday1.s placed before
eyewtnesse Of the assault msde up0a TD0mas
stated thai HUGHES cid DOH Toe Recorder,
sberefoIe, obliged to act Hughes al librrty.
Samuel Rich, convicted of dischargiug pistol at
tsIh,eper through difficulty paying for drinks
cent TO the State Prison for two yesrF.
Peter Frank Dubier, convicted OF stsbblpg man
street. sentenced two aud six months IN the
Ssste Prison.
Henry johnson for forgery in the fourth degree,
State Prison for NJ
minor passed The Of Mason Thomas for
kidnapping the Anderson argued Tor arrest Of Judgment
she thanks They did nd Dcvlu. TIE Coat
adjourned tlre die.
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COURT CALFNpAR-Tus nav

SuPREnE COURT CIRCUIT.-NOs 400 432, 433, 1874
zee SS al AZ AS a. Sot9 as al AS iia 40 IS
ApJouRsED FOR The TERN.-U. s. District Court;
Supreme CouIs Special Term Superior Court, Tf. Term
Ceuluon PleAs Trial Term. ' $500 "''
BROOKLYN CRY CoURT.-Enumera.ed causes Nos
~ IS e Is 80 ST. MVy Nos 81 a. 46 - So So 81