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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THs TsisrSE, !


Tho improved tone and confident feeling which as
tngushed our markets generally the week prior TO our s r.
view has since been NOTICEABLE though with very m1
weather up 70 to-day further advance IN heights aha ~
cline In gold the business for export has been restricted MOI
withsiandng material decline IN breadsiufs and a eotu
hss d steady but with liberal arrivals pceS nave DC
clined closing however quite active and hrer fetIOens
has declined and has been depressed Metals have freu q'
dull and are generally lower Building materials have una
gone no essential change rmer feeling may be noted -
wool and fair business done manufacturers o"s '
only buyers. -. An :, q -
ASHES are without change the market closes da AZ . "
as9 for Pots and sl3dsl3 80 for Pearls. , ..l.r
BEESwAX has been in moderate demand ana steady s-
at 40642c for Yellow. -. -, ,o-n.,x
BROOM CORN The supply is fsir but with good aemAn@
the market is steady; sales az O0l4c, cash. % a.
BRICKS are firm and IN fair demand atsl2 oas,o $50.
common Hard s22aS2s for Croion, and 10 iof FhNa9e
Front =. a.r,ara G,s
COPPER-There has been only moderate aena.s asi -
American Inqot prices weak and close nomlhsi
osc FOR Baltimore and Lake Now SheatninS anu A
Metal without change to note ,,..h,- has sxertrf
COAI-Jn 10 TO-DAY the extremely mild veal hss
depressing influence and with larger arrivals o !. 49,
prices are low and very irregular the STOCK a. 20 r 80,
and Is daily increasing saos from ard 81 - ~ ~ IN TIA
OF OOO pounds and resod at yards AZ s0Sso " pei Jun
rfNfPTr Rosenlse Is firm and in good demand Of ~
cash. .nuo s.,os n, o. 9s9o fos
AdamantiRe 400 for Sperm and pe lot th.sAI c-, Ar
COTTON-The demand has again peeh qnile sStllo e,
uor,r, and sueeustor with an ocoaiona iO1 a 80 ~
faotaregs Pn0ss are bOttcr a9a Close arm al ''Ss''
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TUESDAY. Dec. LIP. NJ


Goa opened al l39 and closed at 1879. For delivery,
l-l6th per day has been paid.
The stock market more active and higher under what
is called favorable action by Congress in regard to the
currency" As neither body has yet proposed to initiate
the currency any further its favorable action is not so
patent ordinary people, Government stocks we're sold
sparingy. The 1905 were lower i94 percent In Rail-
way mortgages and Bank shares moderate business
Western Union Telegraph rose II per cent; Atlantic
Mail, g. Railway shares were generally higher. Cleyo
land and Pittsburgh rose 10 Ssh advance Of q per
cent. Chicago and North Western wes strong, the Com
mon selling at So and the Preferred At al. After the
cab the lower and dull but improved again az
the Second Board but later the day was lower and dull
closing ssfoows; N. Y Central 1924 0ll2s; Erie, 72l0
72i Reading lO9olO9i Michigan Southern, sOi oSOti
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, sssassii Rock Island,
i0asS lOI North. Western. So Sj4 d. Preferred, az
o74i; Fort Wayne, lO5lSlOSs.
Money on call is 697 per cont with exceptional loans
at per cont In commercial paper there is moro doing
at 6a7 por cont with occasional sao OF something
undor The banks c n9t disposed to enlarge their Opa-
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT or OYER AND TRIMMER.
Before Judge Barnard.

Before Judge BamsTdl
The MYSTERIOUS MURDER CAsE.-Leonard Fay,
the prisoner who pleaded guilty last week to mansaughter in
the fourth degree indictment for the murcrof Frederick
Fzenmeyer on last Of September brought up yeser
day receive sentence The prisoners plea was voluntarily
made and there substantial evidence 10 prove him The
perpetfntOr OF the murder.
YESTERDAY counsel presented testimonials showing the
good the prisoner and also his statement Or
attending the shooting which has previously
shrOudcd in mystery Tho prisoner states that the shoot
ing entirely accidental thahe and the deceased had been
together al the evening and had visited several places OF amuse
ent that they accompanied Ivy three companions that
they parted with them the bodng house in FmnkOrtSt,
and went 10 on oyster saloon has 10 get oysters
ind they back In front Of the boarding house prs
oner showed pistol 10 deceased, stating that
IL belonged No John Pick Of tho parties
who had been with them the evening; that prisoner
stated that Pick wanted sell IT, and snapped three
times and would go or that the prisoner and the deceased
both spoke said they did believe the pistol good for
ANYTHING deceased again remarked that he did not believe II
was loaded ard took hOdb when IL went OFT causing his
DEATH There words between the prisoner and tho
deceased but they the best OF friends This statement
was accepted by e Court and the prisoner discharged
sentence Suspended.
CALENDAR ron To-DAY-The People sgt John DAILY feo
Nous assault and battery thePeope sgt Michael Sullivan
mansaughter the People ag Henry Wagner onous assault
and battery the People ng Patrick B0rton ielOn0s assault
and battery tho People ag Patrick Kennedy onous assault
and battery the People a Isaac ROsson using metal kuuck
les the People agt. Michael Conner, using slung shot,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
BASE BALL.
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION or BASE BALL PLAYERS
T, OVER $50 CLUBS TO BIB REPRESENTED.

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION or BASE BALL PLAYERS
OVER $50 CLUBS TO BIB REPRESENTED.
The tenth annual meeting of the National Associa-
ton Of Base Bah Players will take place at Clinton Hail. TO-
day which occasion Il is expected that from
30 20 300 clubs including delegates from - States viii lie
represented The Convention viii be called 20 order by PreS
dent John,Wdoy OF tho Mutual Club OF this city at o'clock
D. III, the afternoon session OF the Convention lasting
until ttp m, when will DO had until o'clock P.
H. when the selection OF officers for the ensuing VIII take
place addition 10 deseatesfrom individual clubs and
ben OF the there VIII Dc present dele
from the North Western Association, which includes
representation OF over 300 clubs from III States west or Now
York; from the New England Association which includes
fifty odd clubs Of the Eastern States and from the Penn
syhania and Maryland Associations which number 100
clubs their list making total Of nearly 400 additional
clubs those Individually represented in the Association
These statistics show al glance how generally the game has
extends itself In popularity during the plsseason and now
an influence OF physical culture IN
this country The base boil field presens school for the cu
vson OF OF endurance courage activity and presence
OF mind,apart from IT'S advantage inyigorang exercise
10 has become the national game Of the country and pna
ton but the tenth IN the hstoo the game and base Dali
as II s now played dates It's existence from the hour OF the
meeting of the National Association.
Hitherto the meetings Of this Association, and the Ofgnn
cation itself have answered purpose they were required
10 serve but the widening OF the circles Of clubs and the extern
sion Of the game e parts Of the country call Tor an
1ation be National In every respect II Is proposed
TO call convention TO organize Association which shall
DO composed Of delegates from State Associations only nd
yua clubs State being governed by State
In view OF tsse proposed changes the coming Convention
will be The most important In Its nheence the future welfare
OF The game rot held and It's discussions will therefore Do Oh
Interest 70 eyery biD player y 9s e9Vpt1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
iBS,fs Recorder Hsekett

OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY.-Josn Toner pleaded
gus petit larceny from Mcpherson, indictment for
robbery in tie first degree The complainant Matthew Breiner
was asleep board canal boat Of which he is captain
the morning Of the 18Th OF November and was awakened by
the entronos the prisoner and five other unknown into
the cabin after hoy bad broken open the door They said they
Ee9 search Of s OF SsR Ds, ana y wSSn
ceeded deck followed BY him The complainant then went
10 the provision chest 70 SEQ If anything had been stolen
and when he cane 20 return 20 the cabin he sas
intercepted y the prisoner and his compositions He pushed by
them and they followed him as tho cabin bew ont the light
and then seized him by the hair and throat aud struck him on
the head with brick and then stripped him OF his pantaoons
containing sna amount of money The prisoner cried out
TO kill him and the complainant then hol9yed murder when
his ASSISTANTS away Oncer Jacob Van Gerehten OF the
Twenyegh Precinct Police heard Of he trouble on the boat
and pOsong the assistance OF another officer went on tad
and arrested the Poas who was just coming outof the cabin
and who identified by the Captain as one OF the robbes
guilty OF the serious ose Of robbery but his plea Of lesser
crime was accepted By Attorney Hutchngs
and he sentenced " the Court TO serve hyc years IN the
State Prison.
STATE PRISON HTrycEsJuius Rbelli pleaded guilty to
stealing the ish Of October twelve articles OF wearing ap
pare yhluo @ ho property Of JosephiBadauf The prison
er was seen In the room the complainant In the afternoon by
the landlord Of horse and binding up the stolen ar
ces Ia bedgead when arrested Tho prisoner was SEN
fenced to in the State Prison for two years and sI
Isaac Smith pleaded gutyD to stealing the 10th Of Sep
ember five articles OF eNs value SO the property OF Cattle
ne Sharkey The jewery taken from closet by the
prisoner who ran 1, several days sss35sHy Mas ar
months.
GeOrs. Schneider pleaded guilty to stealing ten under
600 the property OF Broadway firm The prisoner
given the make up" but returned them
he sentenced 70 gs two and siE months In the
State Prison.
REMAsDED-w William Bailey, indicted with two other men
for stealing 60 yards Of carpet pleaded guilty" and was re-
manded fospentsnce.
CALEKpM FoR ToDAY-The People agt. Thomas Biglln,
James Bgl Joachim Hermer Edward Ksttleton John Eos
ter Thomas KTanes james H. Walton grand larceny; The
People agt Richard Moore John Shannon Philip HAgraye
foaiOus assault and battery The People agt William Ganty
ihqpss SglIvSn TeeDe LInsa George REsysa esIKari.
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MARINE COURTe-DEc. ll.-Before Judge HEAysR.
COLLISION ~ CENTRAL PARK.

James ohinoler ogI Andrew " NcfNocd
The plaintiff In this case complains that in Septem
Dor astwhe he driving his carriage in Central Park
carriage occupied BY the deendants wife and driven BY the
DESCENDANTS servant violently against him upseng hs
carriage and inurng his horse beside nhctiLg
iuros himself FOR All OF which be claims e5O dsmssss
Tho defendant alleges that the accident occurred through the
Of g.
In tbs course Of the evidence out that the carriage
The Seuas 9g the aslsnss .9s cOut dsasssa s complaint
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SPECIAL TERM-Before Justice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-DEc ll-Beioro Jrde
BRADY
SUIT FoR COMMISSIONS.
james A. Lloyd ct ol agt. Edward Matthews

james A. Lloyd ct el ogt. Edward Matthew'S
The plaintiffs who are real estate brokers, allege
certain premises placed in their hands by tho defend
sell commission that they procured purchaser and
that the property sold for the sum OF $4,000 70 the Grand
mission
The defendant denies that the sole effected by the plain
% that be authorized them 20 sen the property Nc
also claims point OF law that broker cannot
missions foI merely giving such information afterward leads
20 sale
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs for tho fun
ameuntolaimed-Sl,2 200
fendant
Kramer sgt Kaur.-Motion denied; see reasons.
Auldfeld agt Chrit-Order granted Ncrless CHG agt
Etznger-M Motion granted defendants STIMULATING not to
sue Trip agt Lockwood-Motion denied No costs. See
reasons Iston agt Mles-Motion denied without costs
Cummings sg Slburn-See Beebe Sgt Jamss-Motion
granted Marsh agt GaubaudanSee opinion. Inulctonis
solved upon terms.
Before Judge BRADY.
Bogert sgt Disqualification with Clerk.
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on ,n ,ound aolon Aoad har. boen broassl aanst
,uIy for plaintiff; David hioh1am iof dSioi'
BEFORE Judge ALHER.
IcrfOy POR SALARY.

on tho Ground hahe action should have been brought against
che wife. ,-ea..,
\ Masiur, for plaintiff; David MoAdam for d9iondant
BEFORE Judge AiRER.
ACTION F0R SALARY.
Tu.eue Post 4 The National Life Insurance COMPANY
~ pslT arcs. taat he employed BY tht general
eni The Company assistaI in june, lts at salary
~ 5J urr month tai De performed The services incident 70
Ia m op upfl December the year and tbt he haa
never vet received any portion Of bh1say no now mn6s
gut against thc Company The defense set up Is that The gen'
cel agent had no authority rOu e Company 60 employ an
aistant that Il be did 80 he must cnpe} him hmscu Iae
'Cf charged One iuV il they found from The evidence
that the Compa accepted Che services OF tho punh nc "S
entitled 90 a verdict ~ -.
The lnry found a verdict for Inc plaintiff FOR 800
H. s. Thomas Tor plaintiff 4. o. DnmicA Tor defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

The People act Louis Barrett attempted burglary Inc Fcoe
act Jonathan SNYDER forgery. The People sat william ~
Harlison John Pcskas James en- seSae Jackson false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

ons and somo of tsm stil deficient in ge tenders
IF thc compounds could not be counted reserve The
slo@ng Of the enti banks Of the Atlantic cities would 10
very hdiferent Tho following banks short Of cgsl
tender BIZ the iast statement,
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MAXINE COUNT.
N n ~ - ~
Had bv Hams, J.-Court open

Nos.
3s-HAll sgi. Gregory.
--WAicrs get The H., n. Y
rLi.s. :. :. Go.
eO-Ellison agt. Acton.
76-Thurb,r sgt. Wood.
T7-Bisck oct. Liyin ssi0a.
T8-Tbe G. Chemical Works sgt
White.
Sa-Simpson az. Riley.
BD-hirbonnril ugi Russell
si-lioff-rlisth asf. Schaefrr.
ss-Temp'rton sSi. lngrain-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

BUSINESS AT THE NAvY.YARD.-Business At the
Navy Yard appears be greatly tho and the eonfe
qusnce last week hands out Of tho small number already
employed were discharged Many OF them married men,
with large families Ship carpenters caukers nAsons and
aborers ncGded In the number above mentioned The
Nayy.Yari Is otherwise apparently lively; great many
hands being employed the year round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SUPREME C0URT-CmcUFT-DEc. H. Before Mr. Justice
CLERKE.
NHh LIABILITY OF PERSONS FoR REPRESENTATION
nm req
Ia. +. MADE TO THIRD PARTIES.


The PLAINTIFF in this case are note aad bill brokers
eRa Hefe sgRNea 70 b Bennstt TO purchase bin Of
eEohange efxMo "a hanksa England Ger RIO00 Before
ta ln9SFea Of him references nc had and
ne Iser them 70 he deendans Ons Of the plaintiff went
rYane TIE oeienaea and what passed thoTe Il somewhat
ospa. ms pantis claim that both the Defendants con.
~oa seAi Ssaas" VS. Psl9sh rsrPoeabls sad teil thT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

PGRf ued ~ biL JUSTICE bAllAhp-Noln 'Pons o' ~ ''
~. NO.
q NJ FSa ,soI -sssy,sI .1" ,I e. Mo-,
W1lgne as Iiows"d e. d. 'e pSnI1 of &c
Pan, u-UcIa BY Mr. Iadico cLraGn Court opens II
0clock
S ss9S at Marie lS1i-Brown az, Raphael
sSSi-wrsht at Tie Mayor. &c, 1903 Daily at woodiga
Pe,roisS@ COMPANY lSol-Iauimaa at. smith.
5-ApPcse as, Ven Ehen se9s-Gook ssi Kelly sheriff &c
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Transit Company ' d EseS11
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Part I-eld Mr Justice MULES at No. u puAns'-Cou
opens a. 10 ciocG IN
%SNiclo, ns Kelly shca iS95stse'ou ct al sg City o.
s Tn. Lemon es5S g, e s sssss;
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sgS,pee Co. 5o5-sen asi Buckley ct al
''''-''Ho' s SUPREME paSf" eoUsT-srzorn TERM
ned by sr Justice BlLcoH-Cou oon' at 10 'o0es mps
~. "HT 1Ss:.
2S~iIacref ost uml5nrt eT-same ss. Thomas p Lyman
''--'''''' Issue, Of Law and Fact
iTS-wili.ms ss, Isyea So-newp al at. BennehoH
l77-Ilamn eney Oct. byTne i'm Hun Re- 20
Ioo-Isyiof e. o. sst. Keclum scIrsr at Smith e,.
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ISo AZ israsSe e IL ss-BsaS Of Manchester ss
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SUPREME ooURr-cHAYBERs.
Held by Mr. Justice sGRAHANCoun opens at 10 O'clock g. m
e. 3.stsl II I5s',,'s. .s caEs1 ..r.
SEIes sy; ss s. Dneo'' n SosonyhlTds, bet
eis l42-De wf, sst Black.
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sUPERIcT CoURr-rRIAL TsRM.
PART He'd b. Sir Justice hcCusS-Coart oIen' 81 u O'Clock
an
SOsS-cua sg, oaeiny. 2ils-grc.s ssi whi,,en
.2so7-MoutTro Dayton 2ik-roPpns sst Lynch she'if
more SS e =, n.y. q ' al g7llBs Heshboru
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ias-spfsu ext Maitland: s,sL o...u.,...,
FAHT fLled BY MG Jusce NosEtL-ooaH opens at II O'clock
Nm Nm mos.
coluia s The Arctic Lyon Kelly. sheriff Sc
e k'fh. 90. e. f.: q. ronI 49, III a. SS &c.
Fir, los Co. IS;2-sreeins AT Howard Sur
l lSe1S%ss g. a. assooysf az. whcomb
2sc-PecE ei. 81 az Nssbsu Ssl,AeGahsy sdmr ss Hun
ass-sfsaRs'.n " GS f;6, Co s-ss%s ss.
40 corRT or COMMON PLEAS
PAIR L-Hsldby DALI. J.-Conrt opens at u O'Clock O. m
i-y.n Dys. act, Hatch Sis-F-b-r set Broadway and
iee;-be Coin sgt Barsrsa sevrnih-ave n Co ct d.
l WI e. e. SUE sss'' ct " ssSasa a.
e. s ZIP w.. s i%IS : s
burgf. l52e-Nhson al. 0ifodin-
i'Ii-JoSs''s r S.s, Iii.'1 !, y.,,. nu,Dr
Court Opeas at 4 O'Clock a. IA
eEse.m.n As, Street, iliS--Neson .st. E!as
lslt-Moynssh asi sehePp sst-SInsnsoa ~ mas,,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-DEc. H.
BEFORE Commissioner NEWTON


TnE "sCoTCH" BxTRADIri0N CASTLE FUGITIVE
TO BIZ sRET BAcK-OPIsIoS OF COMMISSIONER
ExwT0E.
In re The Extradition OF John Henry GreatreI.
The person named in thisUprOceediRg whom the
Brsh Government seek 70 be Delivered up in aecordance with
the treaty stipulation existing between this Government and
Great Britain chareod before me with having fed from hat
country seT committing certain forgeres Of large number
% notes Of the Union Bank OF Scotland.
Tho evidence upon which the Governments or Great Britain
seeks Bubsanate the charge Il based upon the dpoons
OF Vaens parties taken n Glasgow, the place where e
alleged Orgees charged 70 have taken place These 90
positions Except those who pdTtceps crsntn naaye
vaOus minute circumstances which, together form connect
eng chain pointing directly 70 the prisoners guilt That upon
Ina; evidence alone should feel constrained 10 grant the GER
d6eats for ronditiOn- =
In addition however 10 this chain Of clrcumstantia evidence
the declarations Of the paTeys erns which are SO
thoroughly corobosted by the dispositions presented and BY
che oral testimony Of the Chief Police Detective OF Glasgow
that have hesitation IN determining the only question pre-
eentsd for my consideration Whether theo be probable
10 beVe that the person charged fugitive rom JUS
zoe has been guilty Of tho offence for which rendition Is
hs proof being sufficient and ample establish that In the
sfmaye sha give the requisite certificate Of rendition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

The BOARD OF SUPgRvIsoRs.-A meeting Of the
Kings County Board Of Supervisors held at their rooms In
tho Court House Brooklyn yesterday afternoon Supervisor
Talbot IN tho chair 49,
principal subject Of discussion the purchasing Of 30
ground so OF the Court House and converting
the park which preached az apreyious
meeting OF the Board After considerable ak the question
was OF Supervisor Little referred to Speca Com
mee OF three Inquire into the cost OF the proposed pur-
chase, and report at a future meeting.
resolution was offered and adopted increasing tho pay Of
Jurors per day and allowing them five cents per nile FOR
mage; and after unmportant business had been trans
acted, the Board adjourned Tor one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SUPERIOR C0URT-TRiAL TEIaL-DEc 1l.-Before Justice
MONEIIA
THE WRONG PARTY.

MONlIIA
THE WRONG PARTY.
Charles Mccarthy Admr, &c, agt Isaac Duryea.
The plaintiffs little girl was, according TO his evil
donce run over and BY marked with the defendants
name purchased together with the horse by the defendant IN
his own name and charge driver hired b. the defendant
Yet appeared that the defendant by bis own testimony
throughout only agent Of Joseph L. Durycn the Court
decided that the against the wrong person. ana that
the only person liable either the person directly negligent
or his real employer and not an intermediate sBent
The complaint was dismissed
c. s. Spencer for plaintiff; Mr. Crosby for defendant
Before Justice NCCUNN
GIFTS cAUsA MoRTls-wHEN VOID.
Charles L. Dexhcimer, Admir-, &c agt. Conrad Gautier
The plaintiff Administrator Of his brother Jacob DeN
hemer brought suit against the defendant for certain moneys
and goods amounting IN all about 900 IL appears that Ja
cob when entering the Army placed these In the pOsessono
the defendant as the plaintiff coims merely for safe keeping
the defendant says an actual free voluntary and valid
gift with directions 20 keep the git from him 10 the
ssaid defendant, in Of bis death
The Court held that the defendants claim did not amount 10
a GOOD title. and directed tverdict for the pontiR
John j. Freedman for plaintiff; Stolknecht Hail. for de-
PENDANT
SPECIAL TEmi-Beiore Justice ROBERTSON
DECISIONS
Hnrieta Schmidt e. al agt Emil Naturalization granted
and proceedings stayed
In the matter the appointment of aTbrstor Ker guar
dan ad Item of Louis Kier Elizabeth Muger infant aga
Tie Forty secOnd.st. Ferry Railroad COmpany Annette
Meyer ROsenthal SEM al Marshall Spring agt
John ROS I'm T-MOtions granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-DEc. ll-Before Judge
BRADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

SEIZURE OF SMALL DlsTrLLERY.-Inspector f. =.
Only of the Iuerna Revenue Department seized small dis
lery in Powers.st D. about 10 o'clock Sunday night
while in full operation. The officer did not mud anybody
Spemises which connected with tho residence OF
named Gardner Collector Wood will probably condsese
concern.
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counr cALrNpARs-TIns pAy.

/" rUPNiME UOUHI-NIhUUTIs
P.aY IIeA by Nj Justice BAIEAHDCou opop Of IL O'Clock