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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
ward Of 800 900 Of the bonds and securitis on

ward Of 500 900 Of the bonds and securities on
Western stocks, and that money has mainly built up
the great system Of railroads that has enriched the
West and given new life to commerce. Within the
past few years. be paid attention to political mat
tens He has been a candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor Of his native State as National Democrat but at
time when his party in the minority, and be
not elected The succeeding year, however, he was
chosento representthe district in which he resided in the
Connecticut Senate and acquitted himself credtably to
himself aud his constituents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


Only Messrs. Froment, Dayton Allen, Fresr, and
Cbpp-pt quoruu--being present. the Board ol AL,
dermen held meeting last evening Ii was SURPRISED
that a fear of having their action in regard to the
award of the street cleaning contract reviewed Kept
some Of them away. Tire Mayor had prepared veto
Of the contract for regulating and grading
eDth street, between Eleventh avenue and HUDSON
River. For this action the Mayor gives the following
reasons:
find that there were two Bidders nearly equal In the amount
OF their enses-John Msr'on, whose bid was 10 cents per
cubic yard for filling and to complete the work In seven months
and Joseph H. West whose bid cents per cubic yard and
complete the In CO days Estimating the amount al
rs 900 cubic yards MIR Masersons bid, calculated
Time months Tor al2 dsys deductins Sundays s2 m
JOtal. 1s'''
II similar deduction OF Sundays made Mr. Vests time,
the of his bid will be- Is cubic yards at ii certs
fhytwo working Hf
Total pS,o'f
Thus making Mr.. West the lowest bidder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

yeerdy held an Inquest the body Of Henry NJ M aa
years Of age formerly ysdil One hundred ad
.ph ne az IBppcETs that on me
Der ls the deceased with several other sas up -
barn when he accidentally ug.ns. pichoik ~ M
s,bt scratch ON III q npos sight Of the blood NL,H
aoe ed nom the wound the lad faied and ~, t
II, remained In an infensible condition lor u"A Of
vii, b. recovered hs consciousness, bat Continued
feeble He had been about but few days when ~ wa 49,
taken ,ick and died verdict OF drA b iiom ln"'n''' 49,
seCu.ut upon the wound. was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

CoURT-MARTIAL OF Cart. WALEE OF THE u. \.
SroREsHIP sUPrLr.-Today, Capt. Wake, u. 5. N,
will be arraigned before Naval General CourtMartid
at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard. lie is charged with
bringing the United States ship Supply to this port
when h orders were to proceed to the rendezvous Of
the Home Squadron with provisions The facts OF the
case are ar follows: The Supply had been dispatched
20 Vera Cruz with stores for the eet but before che
could distribute them, orders were received directing
her to return TO Florida, and supply the gar
rison at the Warrington Yard, which was supposed to
be On shcrt allowance. This turned out not 70 have
been tie case There was nothing wanted at the yard
Fort Pckeus, however, was not 70 well oil, ana all
that could be spared welcome there. Capt.
Wake Immediately supplied tie fort, and not having
any superhuous provisions board, be was debating
what was beet TO do when the seizure Of the Navy
Yard and the Punishment of United States marines and
sailors seemed to justify him i'll aiiordng all means IN
bis power 10 succor the friendles. He accordingly
took them on board and having had an opportunity
to take in any provisions concluded that 1t would De
something Of wild goose chase 10 go back 10 Vera
Cruz with nen whose services light be required ese'
where There are the circumstances as narrated by
the defendants side Lieut. Barber will aso he tired
by the Court on different charge. Commodore String
ham ia President, and Paymaster Calhoun Judge
Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
he five weeks was ne follows;

five call the population OF Boston unit, that Of
Philadelphia win be 80, and that Of New-York 4s,
nearly. If then we multiply the mortality Of Boston
BY 80 for Philadelphia, and by 4.6 for New-York, we
eha learn what the mortality Of those cities should be,
taking Boston as the standard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

Tx SEIZED MUsKETs.-The ton CAGES Of muskets
consigned to parties in Georgia, and taken charge OF
by Superintendent Kennedy, to the great indignation
Of Gov Brown, it is sad yesterday repleved by
II. b. Cromwell g. Co., agents of the Monticello.
The guns have been lying at the arinory, waiting
claimant, over three weeks. Mr.. Kennedy has
repeatedly declared that be would not deliver them up
until compelled to do 50 by legal process nor has the
hghhauded, but quickly repenIed act of the Governor
of Georgia, followed by the exertions of Mr.. Lamar,
and others, in this city, had the effect to make the
Superintendent from that position 1t is prob
able tina, if attempt is made to ship them to the
seeding State they will be retezed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

NEw-YoRX PRoDUcE ExcHAsGE.-The trustees OF
this institution have fixed upon the 18th Of April next
for opening it to the public. The cooperation Of all
persona Interested il solicited enable the manage
ment to establish such rates of admission viii prove
equitable and acceptable to the business public. See
tho company's card in QUE special notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

DEATH FROM SUFFOcATIOS.-An inquest was heil
Yesterday by Coroner JacLan at No - ca
h. body 81 Thomas Cox shocatcd on "eult'y
eye1pg chile eating his supper No po,t norten eI.tl
was made but the jury found that he oaae 70 NJ. dean
Su0ocstion caused BY the lodsnen IN ths IN oai Of o
elan substduce" The deceased was naive 81 Ehanp as
Srsr and nd recently been engaged tho Centa fak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

Joeeph Trey pleaded guilty Of grand larceny, having
been the In the house Of Mrs. Hannah swee<
No BeckeT street. the 9Th Of February with some octs
and ladies' dre in bis possession He originally
he farmer but did not attempt TO sub
,spste the plea In Court He sent to the Peni:enty t
thirty days -
John McDermot tried and convicted Of larceny ard
the Penienary for two years There twq
him The first the complaint of
tered clothes taken In March The other John On
bert No 229 Chambers street.
Henry Monaghan and John Barry sssred together fog
burglary The ht tried and acquitted. Barry pleaded
suty in the third dsgee aud the PenieDzry fo4
two and months some copper aud metal ware vs.
stolen om the shops Of D. McFarlsn No. $50 Tenth Ies
and No. II StGyvessnt street. a
John Hall and WA Norton (boys srrsgned together f
grand larceny In stealing watch &c from the room OF Thomss
Gibbons at No. % East Broadway on the 9Th OF Decembes
Hall guilty ard to the House Of Refuge Nor
ton tried and acquitted.
Thomas pleaded guilty Of attempt grand larceny
In paekSgs the l9th Of December from the Expres
wagon of John Ward the property OF X Janray Sons Ho
was sept TO the Peuitnntisry for one year.
made the plea ard received the same sen-
t.ncs on the charge Robert Walker Stevens House vbsr
locked hus. into eompainents room and Attempted %
open his trunks discovered before ehectpg his obeos
lie out striking Mr dker be passed lie was sent 70
the PeuitenrlIy for one year.
John Fzsmnons tried the charge Of committing bur
rlay Ia Wshi street. kept By one ferei
The Jury could no. agree snd were dtsch.ged,
MchsaI MoCsy sngua peculiar faced lnsh Arnencsns
ws tried highway robbery in knocking down g. NJ Macos
the lSh Of August and assisted by coniederne
taxing ont OF hs pockets In gold Several convictions have
already The summing up W. g.
ferred until tomorrow. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

Prof. Chas. ~ Marine of Columbia College lectures
this evening The Law of Spiritual Progression"
in the ecure-room of Christ Church, corner Of Fifth
and Thirty fifth stroet in aid of the Industrial
School of tho parish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

COMMISSIONERS or PoLIcE.-This Board met yes
terday and made the following appointments Andrew
j. Hebberd Twenty first Ward John j. Hart, Seventh
Ward; Patrick r. Barnwell, Seventh Ward; Charles
w. Cittenden, Eleventh Ward; John Robinson, jr.,
First Ward; John Mezeanb, Twehty-tbird Ward.
The designations of Hugh Percy of the Twentieth and
Edward Genet Of the Twenty-third were accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

RELIEF FOR THE FAMILIES OF FoRT SUMTER SOL
DIERs.-The following contributions for the relief Of
the wives and hmies Of the soldiers at Fort Sumter
have been placed in the hande Of Dr. Simpson, United
States Army, by Commodore Stringhsm of the Navy;
CA2ected In Plymouth OEch, BROOKE S2J7 10
Ousecss by Jossyh hipts etg .....::.'.'.:.. 40 ~
Collected Csteis and Officers Of the Navy aud Ma
rine Corps Jp W
Total |"
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A depuation from the German Society, Of which Mr..
Jellinghaus i, the Chairman, waited npon the Commits.
souers in order TO solicit aid for the poor Germans OF
The city. The application was received and the mat
or will be conEihrred.
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IAdvcuisemeItl . q,
Enw,pp II. Dixon. NJ. d., Editor ol /

e., "a ons,r, and Committing surgeon NO e 5,tty
Oee conultlslons on the obscure dests 81 W
yiscra Hunturr Piles Naric0csle. and tttn.s
i,tout H. knifs or saurs Office hours nom sto y .
and 70 0 evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

ST. VArEyTIsR's DAY.-From the old-fasbioned
celebration of St. Valentine there has been sad de-
clemson. The day, in fact has been so much out
ragged and used as cover for giving vent TO malice,
spleen, and envy, to say nothing of low backguaTdsm
embodied IN scurious prints, that it has fallen into
meried dsepute, and indeed come TO be considered
nuisance. On many houses in the upper part OF the
city yesterday the warning was conspicuously posted
that no Valentines will be received and carriers OF
the missiyes of love Tor censel found it difficult TO
collect their tariff. At the Post-Ofce the falling oil
of Valentines sent through the mails was much below
that Of last year, when the diminution was very
marked.
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,,X,rvn CT ,TEs COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-FEB a.
JNlitb Si'N' 4. - ilo,,,,g.,,onar r.
,,,poar.Sr pEcisIoN RELATIVE TO TIE PAssESGF
ACT or 1865


rp,popTANr DECISION RELATIVE TO The PASSENGER
ACT or 1865.
In the matter of the steamship Kangaroo
This was proceeding to enforce penalty OF 800
each Tor 200 passengers amounting l0o0 against the
% nj the steamship Kangaroo for alleged Of that
b.r allowed BY the above law TO be carried according 10 the
the vessel The proceeding was instituted ON
ths Information of Dillon, formerly In the employ OF the
aud number Of similar
so other vessels Of ts Company The prose
cnon has been taking testimony before the Commissioner Tor
the last fortnight oT the purpose OF h0"i0G that pus OF the
usually occupied by passengers appropriated 10 por
,ps Of The cargo bat sppesed also In evidence that what
ss aimed cargo consisted o. passengers luggage aud
few stores for their use.
spec % had but i.tle II ang ioundaliol.
Mr. Cassry Manager for the Commissioners OF Emigration
at Castle Garden cIAned before the Conmsioner,
company and the general Tor he accommodation
and comfort. =, m,
After the testimony the prosecution closed Mr. W
8rrsrd No. counsel Ton A. Company, without going Into tes
mony r defense moved the discharge Of the accused on
the ground hat the lava shoughit had enacted p9hibo
and might have inten dto nhict penalty had ho H.
Of this descrpdon where tho vessel was oeieh a e
all, god DOT committed within the jurisdiction o. s
Uni ed States; AMI such penalty could not o. @ \,
the statute tue British Government having suhs'N'
regulate their own vessels. s.,, ...,,,x ara M,
The ground wa also taken vessels Of this country are
subject 10 N examination and penalties OF siiI h T.,
Great BRAIN and that Congress therefore copa aso "
tended n IA this particular against the bu
MrAudews on behalf OF the Government ~sueu in oPp'''
A., Commissioner Bets rendered his decision di'charsns 'h
Thss . criminal complaint against the captain OF the B
stcsuishp Kan sasoo alleged violation u INC es@ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

The LINCOLN RECEPTION CosarTTEE.-The CON-
mittee Of the Common Council held second private
meeting yesterday afternoon. There were present
Aldermen Cornell, Smith and Barry, and Councilmen
Stevenson and Gross The following route was agreed
upon Receive the President elect on Tuesday next OF
the Hudson River Railroad new depot at Thirtieth
street. thence proceed up Thrieh street to Ninth ave-
nue. down Ninth avenue to Twenty-third street, up
Twenty.thrd street to Broadway, and down Broadway
to President Lincon's Hotel.
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p,o.Nv-A soilor named John Hollwell was taker

BIGAMY.-A aliI0r nhmeu JONI IIOIII"tII wa 1''oI
ho. Ju. steers yesterday chsrgcd with having one moro
,e than tire law allows Eliza White whom he maze Al
oDel u November last that John had VIE hbg
te Allegation bot says could have been teinpted 70
PHO Lad he been drunk and now % a. e 20 m
IL, ,Ls pIop The accused T. native OF North Carolina.
M. ,yas oomIuitted 10 ansver tie charge u big4my.
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fAdverii.ernent

ACIrRKsnP or TRADE.-F'OwlER a WELLS,
No ana P,oaiwsy can by 81 examination Of your head te
Won wb. 10 undertake, with reasonable hope OF .S0e
Ch1r,s with full wilton description and sd"'e' P'sS~ WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

WAsHIYGToS's BIRTHDAY.-Col. lie Gal Of the 10Th
Regiment. has issued The following order to his COM
mand:
The revnert III parade Friday The 22d Inst, tn ui UNI
form slung celebrate the
OF lie bfk day Wcshngon Hegn entail liEc viii be oTd
on Chambers street side Of BToadway az O'CLOCK p
rero 10 lie Adutant RI T. O'Clock p Capt A 5. WOLF Wi
detail bis couimsnd for special duty lafayette lis
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

This Board met yesterday afternoon, President ORA
PER in the Chair After the transaction OF the usual
rouane business the Committee of the Whole present
ed their report from which make the following
ABSTRACT From the LEI 10 the nth Of February in
clssye 1893 persons 100 males aud 1913 females, have
been transferred from the City Prison 10 the Work
House on Blaekwens Island. OF these ljl have been
committed once So twice, o. three tmes So four times,
and IL one hundred times.
Resolutions of sympathy and coincidence in regard TO
the death Of the late Dr. Francis, who was for many
years connected with the Board Of Bellevue Hospital,
were adopted
The appearance of small pox, to limited extent,
among tho inmates of the Aus-lIouse and Work
House on Blackwcls Island has had the consideration
Of the Board aud prompt and efficient measures have
been taken by vaccination and isolation TO prevent as
far possible the spreading Of the disease No visit
ors are allowed to communicate with the inmates.
Everything has been done by tie Board to relieve
the suffering OF the outdoor poor in their power. The
following presents the number of applications received
fince Jan. J. and the number OF families supplied:
Eaubsr Of Applications received .....''....'.2osI
informal s''''''.'''''''''''' f''
nun.Dvt suppusu. ..........,..,....,i -
Relief refused By visitors, kc..,,....'..''''' go
The Sn new Saa1eP. recently completed on Randss
leland arc now oecnpisd by the idiot children. Pos
sesing all the requisite requirements il will afford the
opportunity for better provision for this peculiarly I'M
fortunate class and, far as means will allow ameli-
crate their forlorn and almost hopeless condition.
The weekly statement is as follows:
Number remaining Feb 2 lssl......... soss
TOtal....".............."... LOG
Died. '.'s's's
Discharged. ............. .,.............loo
Seat 10 bl,ciw.lr, Island. ....".." 3i1
Sent to State Prl.or.................... B-lrH
Eumber remaining Frb. Q. 1861 ...........;9lls
Bellows nc ,pta. Island Hospital, I'm Won -,
Lnn1tc AsyGm......... 10 Houis...... No
298 Island Hospital. nom AIms
Work House. oloIt
SmaPoI Nospsl..... hColofed Orphan Asylum IsV
RGndAlPs Island. 30 Children at NuTse'.s'.
RaudAlps Iland Hospital. 2sjCity Cemetesy II
City Prison. JlJ
s,coud District Pison.... ISL Total
Thlrd Di tTict Prison...... I'll
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CHOPPED HIS NEE-Ah iIlah h'pVtti u''iI' " 800 80
Sullivan living No IS Park street yesterday taLcn p9
fore usttre nelly charged with having seriously injured us
wife By striking hes with The accused aimed oin" "
Tho head of M with and size threw her arn 10
ward of she received il iu upon her wound WASH
Gd oil serious character that she has been conhed IA We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

The CRY CHAABERLAIs AND THE COMMISSIONERS
OF PUBLIC CHARrr.-Mr Deyln yesterday advanced
100000 to meet the monthly payments of the Commits
ioners of Public Charity. The amount was rendered
without the payment of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
SUPERIOR COURT-TsIlL TRsx.-Frs. h-Before Juseacs
WOODBURY.
The Mechsnics Of Hartford The EFo


Stone Dressing Company.
The plaintiff sought TO recover on two drafts-ono
for $500 and the other 81 discouned for the Hartford
County Quarry Company In 1854 sceeptsnee by the defend
The defendant testified that accommodation pspe
and that the partly drawn and the Test placed @
credit the Bank subject the checks Of the Hartford County
Quarry Company before the drafts accepted BY the defend
appears that shelton who obtained the money was s
officer OF both the Hartford Quarry Company and Of the Empire
Dressing Company both Of which have failed The plain
TIFF produced testimony show that the drafts discounted
representation Of Shelton tbs, business p.per a.d
that the B2000 dra discounted until after
cepted by the defendant Verdict for psintif for 2S6
W. Z. Curtis for plaintiff c. T. SDedfoid for defendant
EewYork Betting and Packing Company The Metropolis
Insurance Company:
This case which has been on trial for the Last three
resulted this morning In verdict for the plaintiffs FOR The
ful claimed - 20s g. This the second ts Of hfs
jury disaseeiDs the former trial The policy w1
Of % out In most Of the Insurance Compan
In the city ard out Of town The Whole smount OF the
R65OO the whole loss about 600 Moot Of ths
Companies settled their losses promptly The Metropomsa
Company however resisted set up defense thai ths
k FAD been incresed uce the policy taken out and has
they had prevented from csDceDg their policy BY fase
The Jury found verdict for the plaintiffs %
both these Issues .-
E. H. Knoal and Judge Pierpon fer PLANTING exJodes
Foot aud t. w. Stoughton for defendants
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KANSAS RTLIkf.-lBe oeiEite OF tne niNoHfm
Legislature has appropriated the sum OF 5000 to be
aent TO Gem Pomeroy in Kansas, for the relief Of the
destitute The bill stipuates that Gen. Pomepy is to
report the manner Of the disbursement 10 the Governor
Of that State Considering that the State has already
sent municent contributions Of grain the appropriation
named is a noble act.
Forty thousand people are on the verge OF starvation,
and almost as destitute Of clothing as OF food.
Hundreds Of families, well supplied in the Fall, have
divided with their poorer neghbors, till all are alike
destitute.
Whole families have died from hunger, nakedness,
and cold and if relief is not continued such deaths will
be fearfully multiplied.
Grain and provisions are freely given by the Western
States, but New-York must furnish money for sacks
and transportation.
Ten thousand dollars per week is needed TO place
this food aud clothing within the reach of the starving
suferere.
Legislative aid can only be expected to provide seed
wheat, corn &C.. for which the sum Of 500 900 ia re-
ouired II this amount is raised, and the people pro-
yided with seed Kansas will next be perfectly
selfsustaining. Gov. Medary, late of Kansas, says
that good crops are 10 come next season, Judging
from the plentiful SHOWS out there this Winter Kansas
will thereby be able to assume avery prosperous
Send contributions Of money TO John E. Williams
Metropolitan Bank, New-York.
IL fgN hA nnn Nh m
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SUPREME COURT-GESxaAL TERs-FEB. n-Before
Justices CLsHKx, SUTHERLAND, aud ALIss.
THE CONVICTION OF BILLY MuLLIGAs-wRIT OF Err
RoR GRANTED.
VIM Mulgsn plaintiff In AL. The People, &c. defend
ants 10
This was an appeal from the judgment Of the Oyer
and Termner under which the defendant was convict
ed aud sentenced to the State Prison for four years and
six months for attempting to shoots Policeman named
Ambrose w. Oliver. The appellant claims that the
proof did not sustain the charges made in the ndct
meut that he was charged with attempting to shoot an
officer and the proof showed that the pistol was not
loaded Exceptions to the charge of Judge Gould were
also argued. James T. Brady for Muligan; Nelson j.
Waterbury for the People. Gaze argued.
THE HEsNEssY ARSON CASE.
Patrick Hennessy ast The People.
The defendant appealed from conviction OF arson In
the third degree In setting fire TO the premises oecu.
pied by him ut No. SO Goerck street, the 10th OF
March last. The ground OF error is that on the tai
there was variance between the indictment and the
proof the Indictment charging that the building was
inhabited and was get fire by the prisoner in the
night time while the proof showed that the prisoner
was in Albany on the morning of the next day and al
"A time when he could not have reached Albany by any
train Il is therefore argued that the fire could not
have occurred in the nighttime, and the crime could
not therefore be arson In the third degree Case argued
and decision reserved.
Lewis johnson and Ii. OConnOr for HeDnessyi Nell
son j. Waterbury for the People.
CHlxRERs-FEB R.-Before Justice LEoSARD
IsIoNs.
Calvin w How ct al. agt. Alexander TTear.-Mo-
ton deuied with = costs OF opposing. -, -,
Samuel Ulmsn ct al sg- Alexander Levy-Motion denied
WI" F'' wa Bafors Ja.ice SUTHERLAND.
George w Iawreucee al ss The College OF Phsrmscy &c.
Case aud findings OF law and TACT settled
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6URRO0ATE's COURT-FsB. h-Before surrosste WEsrs
REQUESTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.
o1r tad

The VIII OF DOmnicK hefflgHn WEE Hul1ItVeu y
probate The makes the fowing charitable bequests
To 81 Vincent. Hosp, OF the City Of New York
To Archbishop Hughes for the erection of new Cathedral
To the Rev J. s. Brennan, for ST. Jsmess Church -
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COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TkRn-Fzs. A-Before J0des
COURT OF cRNPpAL sgsSInNs-FEp IL-Befors Re-
corder HoyrxAH.

Never agt. Wright.-Motion denied, with $40 costs.
Osdie at refer granted condonany