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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
STATE MILITARY CONVENTION, JAS. Is.

Gen. Swan read report prepared Oy the tohHl''oo
on General Discipline, which was accepted.
On motion Of Col. Pratt the following resolutions
were ADOPTED;
s. c 90 ths sa M hsVe Complied with the rsas
ton unoriy whether aceuste Order books ana
Quoted are likely asin the highest good OF toe service
ROred ThAhe Committee further report the names o. a.
officers delinquent the particulars OF the above resolution
and Distinguishing the cases which deserve Commentator
Capt. Friedlander moved the following:
Re.rsd That IN the opinion OF this A'socaon tne persons
should be practical and thorough soldiers.
Gen. Hail. Col. Brown, Lieut. Wakefield, Gen;
Burnside and Capt FTedander discussed the merits OF
the above at some length, when It was laid upon the
table because the object is secured under the Law OF
1853 "A Board for the examination OF Inspectors
met at the AojutautG Generals Office at II O'Clock
to-day.l
communication was received from Prof. d. IL.
Mahan of the L. =. Military Academy, offering books
for the Library Association, and making certain mill
tary suggestion.
report, showing balance of about ! 100 on hand.
Col Pratt offered the following resolution:
men to the system either in the First other
Divisions or 10 any change the organization
Major Gilchrist moved to amend as follows:
Whea In the opinion Of this Association the once o.
IL entirely I,ee,: sod su'den'0"s 10 the ~
Re.orsd Tha thi. aPR'o'e % e Jaw bn
tic PETITION the Legislature early passage Of said law.
Adopted, when the original resolution, with the ex-
cepiion Of the application, was adopted.
The Ieccmne naatlou for the institution OF Sand
ing Committee Cd Light Infantry, was adopted.
The recomme ndatiOn OF the Council that uniform
system and style Of equipments and uniform be adopted
throughout the State, was adopted.
That portion Of the report relative 10 military sta
Estics, adopted.
resolution discountenancng the formation of the
Highland Re ginent, and demonstrating sgainst such
organisation, was adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
THE BOYS or BRO0kIfN.
70 a. Es.,o, Of The n. Y. Tr,Jrn.

SIR: observe in your paper Of this morning N
AT lcle on Street Annoy aEces IN Brooklyn. IL yoe
had not stated that these annoyanoeS occurred lr
Pacific street from Bond to Nevus, | should nave
supposed Won WAS describing the conduct # tho boys
IN Canton street between Lafayette avenue and Haa-
son place passed few hours il that part OF Can
ton street f days since aud saw eight or tn boys
assembled on the eide walk, passing up AMI down
fu manner, evidently viens with the Juvenile amps
in Pacific street SO graphically described by you IL
pareuts are blind Indifferent TO such conduct IN boys
so young Trey may expect to reap the bitter fruits OF
their neglect and indifference in the shame ana u.s.
grace Of crime committed by their in later years.
child left to himself brnseth bis parents 10 shame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The Revolution IL HAYTL-By additional letters
from Gonaves down TO the 18th uit., get full con-
frmation Of the revolutionary movements in Hayti
TIE persons who have tigred the charges OF usuIpa
ton. tyranny, peculston and pl1nder against Son
louaue, are st. Aude, j. Lsmothe, Pere Zsmor, y
Sambour, Mendoza and Msgny. Gen. Getfrard, afte
be had been accepted as Provisional President
Gonaives ard proclaimed az such, started with two
regiments and secured the adherence Of 81. Marc,
fortified town and all the other towns the way 10
Cape Hayti, PlsisaDce, Port de PAX, Limbo, st.
M'chse ana finally Of the whole North; which WAS
assembling troops to st;sck the capital The immedi-
ate cause o. the rapid movement against SoulOuqus
alias Faustin is said 10 have been his oppressive
conduct after the late commercial crisis 10 the French
part of the island. After Gen. Geffrsrds insugura-
ton he repaired 10 church, where, after a solemn
TIE Dtum was chanted Able Gerdolles made an ap-
peal 10 the people and the General made speech in
which he stated the csuses Of the rebellion, and
promi, ed thorough reform in the administration OF
the government. Boston courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

..srrAed for marbles hst be finds Il best TO leave
his ma ythipgs Of home. To 90 the distance OF ie~
streets axsy with handsle or psycart 10 an snsis
that r. auites consultation and the company OF seVefa
for mutual protection The robberies are most trs-
ausntly committed bv IRISH boys, ard always beheve
With fmpurity i not this excellent training for rob-
beries upon larger scale n
The screecbirg Of the peilars IL not limited 10 tne
vicinity OF Pacific ard Nevihs streets nor 20 tne cry OF
The o, ster men. South Brooklyn is made hifeous
every n prning, midday and evening by combinations
Of unearth " sounds from beings apparently encsavcr
ing 10 outy esch other in able noises and al
sters If te art by Unchecked practice. 0ne fellow
has hsnrted IT streets for years past. who peeds
NO rse Of his ha cd to blow trumpet blast that shall
vakep the who 'e neighb"rhocd he annoys. Every
morrire he passe.' along just 81 the time when nap
il most refreshing 10 tbose compelled 10 keep late
bou,s snd wien the wesry watcher IL disposed 10 AL
into oniet re pose spo with = noise that would
beyond the effort of human lungs calls forth the
dreaded cry Hee 20 brewers yeast wake-np wake
up." IlaG the curi0s ~ 10 watch one Day Tor the
specimen Of humanity f nished with such predictions
vocal organs and 20 my pszement, instead OF nndng
monster. sscertsnsd that the sounds proceeded
from the body of sd by means OF remarkable dl-
uspsiops To the credit Of We authorities V must re
acknowledged tha few months ago the Sunday mcrn-
ing cry Of the newspapers checked ana instead o.
The familiar enumeration in o'sy tone, OF the sever
81 pspers was heard only su'dued call o. peprs,
pepIs This gradually grew lou er ana louder snd
- "0" eA " sol TIL BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

menced and 900 piles are Upos the ground and the
pIe.driyers are at work. Tie masonry has been put
under contract and proposals from the Of the
GMcCallurn Bridge" and "Howe's Patent " are
cleo awaiting the further action of the Brdge Com
psny
The plan for thus connecting shese Railroad Com
papes qccids he aeoessIfy Of obarectlag the main
ch0nnd Of me rirer by tts bridge. For the main
channel OF the Mississippi River flows Jauesa Clinton
and the island from Which the bridge 10 be built to
the Illinois shore. This policy epsts the sympathy
and encouragement Of the river interest, aud does
away with that bitter enmity under which the Rock
Island Company labor so dissdvan; ageously. The
channel at this point is but 700 feet wide aud swift
ard deep frozen over in Winter and at no time
cogged by floating ice. The Chicago, Ieva snd
Nebraska Railroad Company propose constructing
steam ferry. boat upon which the be run and
the transportation made instantly ard without br ,ak
Of bulk. Their road is just completed to Lisbon, 81
m,s west OF the Mississippi River.
This whole thing thus far has been done q1etly,
strongly and surely and is doubtless item Of news
10 many. N. A. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
THE NEW RAILROAD BRIDGE ACROSS
THE MISSISSIPPI.
..popa,pce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Noffespol0eIVe q 4AT " + AtIV11V'
Clinton, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1859.
The recent decision of the stockholders Of the
Gaens and Chicsgo Union Railroad that it was aea'
pedient for them to bridge the MssPPl tae Western
terminus of the Fulton aud Central Iowa L'no o
then Road has no, he'd the eject TO dpe Of the pro
jet qeiie summarly it might seem. Immediately
upon learning the result Of the votes OF tae Stock
holders Of the Galets Rosi the " Chicago Iowa and
Nebraska Railroad Company whose road runs coo
unuously west fiom the terminus Of tue Fulton and
central Iowa Lane, and connects Immediately tleTs
WIN, decided that they would build a ralrosd bsdse
r r an Island IN the river opposite Chnioa thct
1as'ern terminus, to the Illinois shore, aud form
connection rot only with the Galeua Road, bu. also
WIN me Albany and Mendoza Railroad, wach j. no q
place.s -
80 Ahs work upon tie bridge has already been com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
RowDYIsM IN BRoOkLYN.
To ths Eater aJ The n. Y. Tribulx

srR: Your notice of the stree. snnoysrces in Brook
,yn esrnot fail to nee, with hearty response from
many residents on the south SIDE Of Atlantic street,
however may be in other parts Of the city. These
srncysrces chiefly Of tie two sorts namely
ruderess of boys to children attending the sehoos ard
The outrageous hootr e the street pedla-s. No; On1
yourg girls exposed 70 Dsulr going to and reuH-
irg from school, but boys Of 10 to l2 years Of age are
not ssfe om attack. and petty robberes IN broad day.
Nv children have Suffered in this respect an CON-
plain of the risk they ucur. In instance MY elder
boy OF II -Gs seized by larger one ana . deman 4
made upon LIN for LIS p9Gey. LIS Pocke,I aTe oftea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

ANAVDioIoUs ADyKNTURE.-A man named srarGs
Smith came to the Central Police Office, IN Broone
street, On Wednesday evening about O'Clock, AMI
requested the operators to telegraph to al tie staiion
houses for vslusble horse and butchers cart which
he alleged had been stolen from him at the eorRe
of Thirty fourth street and Second avenue. The
operator teegrspbed, and received answer from the
SiNsenth Ward Staton-House that they bad posses
sion Of horse and can, which they hal taken from
tblsf vho, in cOmpsny VITA smother tb'f had stolen
trkiu Ct bu ter from the grocery store on the corner
Of Twenty -frst aud Sixth avenue Smith pro-
ee,dtd 10 the S.xeelta Wsri Sts.ion-iicase, vaeTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The Court OF SEssIoss.-At the opening OF the
Court Of Sessions yesterday, several of the indicted
liquor dealers were called for trial. but, none appear
irg their recogrizsrees were fJrfeited. Hugh AeEl
roy, convicted Of burglary il the third degree, was seq
tened to the State Prison cor two years and az
months. John Taggart, for disobeying sumnors
served arOn him BY officer, was fined =, OF to be
committed Tor ten days in default. There being no
farther business, the Court adjourned til reEt Thurs
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
FIRES.

FIRE IN EAST ELEVENTH STREET.
At 81 O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke ont IN
the cellar Of the grocery store No. 1874 East Eleventh.
street owuedby Samuel Doyle. Damage to the stock,
about $50 Insured for $500 il the Stuyyesant losuI-
ance Company. The bulding, owned by Andres Cal
len damaged 10 the amount OF ) >; insured for
- 500 il the Republic Insurance Company Ii is said
that the FIRE was the work Of an incendary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coyRT-J,s 9o-B.soos
Judge BErTs.

CONNrERFEfTISG CAsE-A NEW TRIAL NAY M
ORDERED AFTER sFNrESCs.
Robert Murphy sgt The UnItet ststes.
The defendant was tried sud convicted at the Gloss
Of the las, this CouT, indictment. for pssns s.l
counteeng quarter dollar pieces With stroag meuds
ton by the the mercla confederation OF .ss
Court. lie sentenced years ma=onw-nt Sub
seoueuty motion made for trial by Addison Ssal-
ora his counsel on the ground newly discovered e,idsscs
The motion opposed grounds6st that was too
late after bad been pronounced;
second tn. Common did favor motions for tri>s
in felony but Only Tor misdemean9es Thoss pee.s
argued fully by the respective council The judee hea
that the could be made and also IN css~s
ony that the merit. Of this the prisoner VS.
entitled 70 a rev trial which awarded BY the Court
In regard objection that the motion could moi be made
sentence the Judge say. Ga looking into the authorities.
am satisfied Court stion Of functions
in crmins has pleuary authority certainly durns the
continuance othe pacaar Term in which trial 10 had sne
Fmrtt rendered 10 yacsts qualify or change the sea-
ponouuord upon convict before the senee hes bees
put execution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The new Sunday School teachers and childrens pa
ner, were represented being received with an en-
courage nept surpsssiog the most sangune e1pects
s;ons ~ their isnds The aboshing Of their collect
;ro sS~ney was pronounced to be success. Although
tbsv 9,iebt suffer for time somewhat by the slow
,con IN response Of some country pisces yet the
xboJe. more work could be done, az more moneys
would be ret TO the Society, nssmaeh they saved
nesrly 500 coo per year in dispensing wish agents
feature In the management Of the Society which
the pubic could readily appreciate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
CITY ITEMS.

LECTURES is AID OF CHURcH.-There is Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church in Twentyfth street,
near Avenue C. IN the midst of thousands OF Germans
This society greatly embarrassed by debt Of Gil 800
their property to quidate which the Trustees, as
one effort toward it, have got up course of lectures
TO begin next Tuesday evening. The lectures will be
given at Clinton Hall, the first by the Rev. DR. Muir
raw on Ireland and the Irish"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

CoMuEDABLE GExERosI1Y.-Manyo Of our readers
have seen man called Peanut Frank, who for hong
time past has kept stand at the corner Of Pine aud
Fourth streets where he bawled out bis merchandise
in extremely gruff, bass voice. On New-fears
enough distribute 600 loaves of bread
among the poor which he wheeled from place to place
with his own hands. st. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

PROP. MucHEL's LEcTUREs.-These lectures are
drawing great crowds to the Academy Of Music every
niche and standing place being occupied at the last
lecture. Additional is to be made on the stage,
and no season tickets be cold after this evening
Those who secure them will be fortunate Comets
will form the subject Of the lecture tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
BROOKE w ITEMS.

EIEcTIoy FOR AsslsrGyT ESGIsEEE'.-The BoaTt
Of Officers of the Fire Department w. have noni-
mated toe following candidates for Assistant Engineers;
David ID. Rogers. Richard Lamb, George MADDEN, 4.
b. Rel, George Ward Dsziel Paul, A. W. Ffszer,
George Chsppell Vim. II. Barrett, t. J. Meehsn, }.
Howard Leonard Coukln. Election JsnDary p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
La INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coz sr--JAs s.-B.sos. sslss

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT eov kr--JAn T.-Bso<s Jskss
NetssoLL-
INroRrANT rKEsENTNsST M rHE GRAND JUST.
TINS morning toe Grand Jury came into Cont, eat
made ne following presentmsnt against the Eldn 90
Uaaled Siq,ss Circ,na Cosrs. SovIheyn D,strsa.
Grand jury Room, Jsn. 10 lS9.-The attention al
tie jury having be en- directed by the Court 10 the
dtiOn Of TIE EdIdgesest prisoe, il connection with
the escape tLeTtfrcm Of the prisoner Macombes in
October last. they hsve hsd before them, ana EXAM
med with one or t~o exceptions, all Toe Keepers em-
poyed there al Il tin g ana their several dep0eisoUs
are hereto annexed They bsve a,o eIsninsd the poa 10
poi The u tser abor' that little rohios eoa 10
ecsd witnesses IN resnd % The Of kasHsr
fSs insurer u which Re eat Performed and The fsll-
III, or ohsrwl FOR pertomiuE IT. well 80 tbs
,aksn or oui,.dl BY Re ilos ios him.
igy 81 Or,h p the ss'Sns ei , ~. ss, 49,
wien ole II them IN h, ,tsHnsCn sud ard very truly tAst
,s ~, t,s s.sc saisd tssi 4. ia
the me hoy, som e;bmg wore, 81 ne c'hse"
n reud prison there little o. be said tss ass
yep asedy been said before and nothing at sn RS ss
applied acsisg every particular Of sircnre ard
arrangement hterI ally ~r sSsSrDay nossiihsaaans
in il. sassson fhe Jury AFTER careful
ses as there SOY cnseT thea suits al. PURPOSE 70 do en-
ksrrsGs by the testimony iba tn entire ssa Of tho prsss
ore Tor some inproyeren, pslc~.
Bur may b to- character and osp,si.ie. Of ,s o
ration to the Eldfese street Prison Ii. rsgata
tion !, long enjoyed ~ dt-s 20 the unity
Ry --a,r Of the Jufy. FHILEFUs n HOLT for~nsn
Annexed ,he dispositions Of MsrssI
Ryndrs Deputy OKse too Of the keepers u the al and
RoSaus Of n. ship Hsidee bur further hsht shrowa
the Of Mscom escape than has aeSd, sPp'sea
INpIcrNkN1S.
The Gisnd Jury presented bils Of indictment agsinst
the follow ina persous:
John Loyd passing false Invoices with intent 10 dsfsnt
.he
hn b. Morris chief of the Amer bark Benetsctsr.
for iudcns cT-l punishment Joan Ds,s one
90 the q the vessel
mr. IAsr oy rHr BRooKLrS couSrRREEuEss srs-
TENCEp.
This morning Amelia Edwards, convicted Of counter
rs CON- sentenced to the STATE Prison, hasd labor,
fer I've years aud To pay hEe OF Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Two General Terms were held during the year, a.
which about 80 causes were arged or submitted, and
about 50 motions argued. In addition. SIX terms of the
Court Of Oyer and Tsrmirer were held, shoxing in
ell that the Judges of this District have performed
very large amount of business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

There is man going round to various stores down-
town and representing himself as being connected with
some arm in the immediate neghborhood Of the store
on which he calls and requesting, on the strength ofsid
professed connection the loan of small amount OF
money, saying he is "clesn broke and Is almost
ashamed to ask for such loan. friend, who has been
victmized, desires to warn others sgainst HIM He n
about four feet six inches in hight, brown whi'kers
and dressed in sack coat Of Tweed, aud wears
beaver hat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

FtTlIIY BURNEp.--CcroLer Schirmer held AZ m
gs., on Taur.dsy No az Greenwich street upon ne oy
Of Joseph Rood cndi toTee yesn oid, who -s hrJ
49, On W.dne sd.y evening sad ded during he nisnt T,e
chs appears had been lt with nistt brother u -.
rou su2 by some -eaus IRE his clohes the grss
,ud VS. ,fv before the flames could Be extrfaea
III. Jury rendered verdi : Of Accidental oSA.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

PIRTNoLoGY.-Exa with charts a1i
written sesertot. q eAAe,er given daily Al the raIsoo-
logical Csb-.i No So Broadway. blocks Above TIE FAX
P7y,,s rooms sor Gentlemen and Ladies fowLrR WILLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

THE PROPOSED CRY CoCRT IN JERSEY CuY.-At
the eetirg Common Council hoHaay night the
y upon the table drs Of bill 20 Be Presented % the
Legfslstire auhozpz the esabishment of City Court IN
Jersey Cny finally rescindsd s6d motion was adopted 70
print together with other amendments 20 the CHATTER TIE
blowing s,ynoP's: III proposed tbs. shall b C0gr' 81
Record with jurisdiction extending % AL actions cognizabe IA
the Circuit Court the Court Of Commn Pleas Of the County
where Of action shall arise n jersey City, % al az
where defendants reside may be personally seIged
with proces. within said city 70 scoos against corporations
within the CITY all Of appeals from judgments Oh
fansd IN the Courts for me tIs Of small snail be
cothsG with similar powers relation sJch
By Supreme Circuit ard Court Of Com
AL orders decisions ard proceedings shall be made
iuect The eyewsl those VI the County Courts
ne Court shs exercise such criminal and Quasi criminal
jurdictor exercised under the s,utes OF ,nis Stat
by Justices % the Peace sn1 for such purpose the Corr
month For civil busasss the Court sesh
be held quarterly and may continue IN ssson four weeks
Th- Meyer and Alderman, suy tvo Aldermen dSns-
mated " the Common Council shall ST, members II he
Curt their services viii receive 81 day saeh
City Jucgs 70 b. app MED BY the Governor sni sae AAs
for the term O three y.sr a. .a.p Il 49, psr ~,
shzl preside sad Cour. CeEk q D. sppoMNs an
nsaHy By The Common Cornell shall io-n aus' ~ - as
yfsctIcsbe The County Crs, VIZ tns s1@ ires
hieh must De- paid into the City Tf.a,1ry .ealsr ~ al
Court shall b. devised ard provided BY s1e Con 11on Sol o.
Sac sheriff o. the County ,hal ente,e ossr
Court and sppst z-esI dsVty - snset the ossns's
lin. fCz the same Conssbss snail receive the Zee, Pr)
yded by The al Jurors SHAH b. aP7onts
he Az ,rovties 81 the spponfment 81 petit jurors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Mr. and Mrs. Vandenhofi, whose Readings have at
traoted much attention, appear again on Saturday
evening, at Hope Chapel, in series of widely differ
ing selections from current prose and verse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

THF WUIIaNsBURGH FERRY LEAsEs.-The Con
troller has postponed the sae of the Wiliansburgh
ferry leases set down for Thursday, till Wednesday
Ftb.9 vber il will positively take place. The Division
avenue ferIy i. withdrawn from sale for the present
fer the reason that the city bat one slip at the
foot of Grand street Ne s-York and should the leases
be sold to other parties than the present esees there
would be no slip on the NewYork side for the Use OF
the Grand street ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21


LABIIIIr % ALIENS TO Do MILITARY DUTY.
h. }. Hcores ~. Thomas Roper and John korrs
rhi- a -ut by the piauiif an alec, who kse -
egr ,ore al 10 IS Whisan street. bat residss 10 spisg
street azsls the eadaa for The eyy d 81 his S>oda
-rdsr . military warrant.
a., noors. being swosn tesss1 .a1t defendant Roper
.ok tie gooos queso, leaving With h1 nouce Asnsd ~
hin dr,cd be hs1 lsyiet upon said goods an1
wooe eel them dOn, 4sss ID Inc thsfein spsesoa
psid be Ga fnsfay vert . ne ose OF ssi! MOI
the aocds AID telling him n ~ bad
rat MORT. rqnss4 deliver The woods res be worA pay
IA, sne Ia ~ Morris s, before The COCOA vcre
In .ta re, The person b. eouvss-d
h 81 the ace called tissh John Mons that ~ had pre-
81 ~ s~cu a tsr and . A. be h sem him represent him
All b. other. lShB NoI that be had kn thsse ths
yeE prsVs III hY sao~se sra tns notice ssass JcAa
Cosp.e for deandaut s.,nhs the eonplasas
Join Ao III go'le thai y.s NOT shoan no had any
ming % ~rl skIg tie sd Th- Judge gsn.sa shs
icu, ls1 dssGiss-d tls con- PANT 10 tin
ILe,cf ,a1aut Kcyai tan eN.H4et witness 40
ltfed sf he Ssvet To- rr:e 20 srpt =, psaee non 1o
psiuh 10. - EsAsB STREET, he ooh NE 1913
Moore. tod bra u preyis ~, tss bs ~m No.
et,t1; TIA, he id tel E ia not reside ID sss Seo-
On crosse xz att he e..is hat h. Ga not Know where
M More t1s siaa rysd1; IA ~ wssusa ~ f-s.ses
- Nc q Wbi street ,has tosk pa a<ns eEd epro!sd
him residiI sk SAID HooS hs resides
there Moore M Dc did not fsssss tAsfs 10 ~e-e
The qaesUor. ~ psnazs counsel 70 h. vishess Vie
: maze 10 ssy aus wlO sigssd rae notse q Ivy
len h ~ pls IN s'sre thcrst) vss that Of
John Morris ssrs b aeisdAats eoes ana rne1
Ia. Col stsreer s-h re,aa. =. FiahlaS oaesas
Cssaiy L L. bszg tsS tas ssssaaat sssas1 - ~