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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE

CAR Accprsr on rns FuLroS AVENUE, Hupsos Avrsus
ATLANTIC STREET ROUTES The nature and number
OF accidents OF the several horse
car routes OF Brooklyn subject OF much serious
comment throughout the community, ana eenerai
anxiety 10 felt TO learn the result OF the examna-
ton in OF thee CASES. Yesterday
morning . jury summoned TO atsend
tho inquest on tho body Of William HARRISON
the young man who killed on the Fulton avenue
line on Thursday morning last butowing TO some causH
YET urex pained, only Two II the Jurors
present when The bour came for opening the
investigation. The examination was therefore post.
poned untll Wednesday morning, wheA u -
thought, Coroner Lynch Will h, able to obtain
fun jury. Tho delay in he'ins lnqlfs's mas
dampenDg effect on tho In crest tet aud tue defend
ants l'rot thereby. while justice s kept IN abeyance
In this ciss appears thar one Of the Fulton avenue
cars while On rate the ferv duwu Fulton avenue.
about ono O'Clock Thursday morning. struck
the deceased, who was lying the track,
aud dragged him along Tor some distance be-
fore the car could be stopped. The lamps
we're not lightAd In the neiyhbolboot OF kosciIsko
street. where the accident occurred and the driver was
no, able to sec lore than a few leet ahead when
picked up Mr Harrison sill breathing bat uncon-
scons He died within half hour astor II has been
ascersined that the deceased over BY farmers
wagon previous to being encountered oy the car De-
Ceased about twenty-five wears OF age ana resided IN
oath oxford street the gay previous 10 naa peea
ana had in his possession about So when he lett oil
work When founi there were ony Sl2 In MS pocket
Toe post moTen examination held ON Saturday dd not
any Indie atoms or his having been tho victim OF
foul play The theory has been hinted but ~ beloved
10 be groundiess. Inis morning at ten O'clock. an
examination Will be commenced in the CIR.
cumstanccs attending the fearful car accident or
Fr,da, last on Atlantic street on which very
estnabie young lady, Miss Emma Lednig lost her lie
ard several Passengers were injured The car oeienaeo
10 the Fifth avenue inc. Toe acc dent l. believed 70
have grown out OF some neglect Encouragement Of
the breaks VINE descending the steep grade on the
former street, toward tie ferry. httle boy, named
Michael 10y res,gI 81 Gold street had his ZOO ter
riby crushed und tho ~hees Of car on the Hadson
avenue hne on sunday afternoon Amputaiion WIZ
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COURT eF eEAsauL SESSIONS
Before Judse Russell.

before judge Russell
The October OF this court commenced yesterday
his Honor City jude Russell presiding, and Assistant
District Attorney Hutchngs appearing for the prose-
cuton
ncy Hall into stated that IL would be al.
visabe 10 discharge the gcniemcu who summoned
to appear this Sessions grand jurors till nsxt yon.
day. for the Grand Jury OF the Oyer and TerIn er,
which TO bs Tuesday, would ,raIsact ali
the business 10 be disposed or this week
The Judge accordingly discharged tho grand jurors
till next Monday
The petty jaIy panel WAS called and as usual tho
majority of Jurors very 10 he excused
from serving. His Honor. however only received legal
reasons for the non-perfor naacs III jury duly, aud
ordered each OF the absan;ees % be fined S25.
CaINAAEy COURT
The first disposed of by the Jury an inict-
ment against John Auee, founded up1n complaint
made by John Atwo, who alleged that tie prisoner
the 18Th OF August stole silver watch AMI ninety dol
lars III money IRON him While smokin. opium at bis
room The witnesses on to.h sdes Cinnamon, and
nothing intel ighe ia be obta ned from them but
made short work Of the by directing the jury TO
render q verdict II not guilty.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.
Thomas kavanash who was charged with stealing, on
the 4h OF September SIT OF clothes valued at $40
from the OF Hugh Riley. 272 First avenue,
also tr ed and acquitted, tho testimony against hn
being slight
George nth, against whom there indictment
for gran larceny. pleaded guilty. Tho p.anan,
William ,lelo, stated IN ais sfaavt hat While asleep
on the 4tt September gold watch, valued at Si00,
stoet Smith. WAC ran away. He Was pursued
aud tie pi erty found in hts possession Tue
was posi- I'd until the complainant makes his state
ment IN art
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THE asQQKLYn cnsMnN COUNCIL.

Tho Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Fisher, president in the char.
Tho matter Of grading aud paving Portland avenue
from De Kaab to Fulton avenue and Cumberland street.
with the Nicolson pavement, came up. Tho whole
matter referred, after debate. to the next
meeting Of the Common CouncL
Subsequently Alderman WHITING moved TO reconsider
the latter action and expa ned his reason for doing
that the property along that section
OF commencing the work without any
necegsary delay. He understood mat q
certain person nud said that he soad give $40 900 70
defeat the Ncoson pavement In TINS cry. iis re-
MAJ ks appear 70 have gwen offence 10 the Alderman OF
tue rseli,h, who rose rm us seat ana 'eaiiaed ~
unl aiiicd denune ation os the wooden pavement
in any partun nl the city. Tue notion TO reconsider
carried. As asubsiitute Tor The after aldsaman
Ioshow moved 10 lay the wnco matter on the tdbe jOr
t~o weeks, which was inasis carried The season
beng now advanced Il is believed hat by tic
une definite action is arrTei AZ @i be too ao to lay
tae NIcpls,n ravcuent this y ar.
Alderman WHITING vi tho twentieth ward, offered The
following
Resolved, That the Railroad COMMITTEES be aud they
ereb, dreced 10 inye ueate thoroughly STA power 10
sena 'or prsons and para the caase q re rect 'i
whether precautions taken by ne s.road COM
against accidents from O. est We brAaes or
otherwise and thai they repoitto this Board what acoa
any, is "ece ,sar,.
Tue rsso,uton was so referred aud fow remarks
were by the Alderman oi the Tenth ward. cypress
ing s views the subject OF defective b.akes and the
necessity for guarding against tie frequency OF raroad
Alderman BERGEN OF tho tenth ward olertd reso-
luton recommending the Increase Of the salaries q GER
lain clerks other employees engaged ia tue Tax Com
nj siouers onice Tue resolution laId over for
week under the rile.
Alderman HArHawAy presented resolution, which
adopted, authorizing the Committee on Salaries u
inquire rto the number OF city employ es and the sna
ries paid 10 each, and also directing the commtee 10
report what reduction II any, can be made 10 TIE pres
urce, and also tho prvprey oil increasing the saa
RES.
Alderman CuSSiSGHAN offered report In favor Of pur
the tho trUaut home or the county.
house aud property by Ar. James Tnpscott,
Ciarksun avcaue. about q ..ricr o. mile
from Lunasc Asylum Flabasn. Tho house contains
twenty rooms and has az aud a-haif ares attached,
would furnish ample space f,r recreation and
ing vegetables Tor the support Of the INSTITUTION.
price Of this property twenty nve thousand dollars.
minority report this subject tered by A der
HATHAWAY. recommending the purchase OF the
oclapian properly Thirty seventh street. second
avenue, at COS. OF ftty thousand dollars being the
best Investment Tor the ity.
An EXTENDED dc.ate took face when vote as taken
resulting favor 81 the minority report.
Five hundred dollars voted 10 prepare portrait
OF his honor Mayor Booth.
Tho board then adjourned.
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TIE Exesusavs Rishs 81 she City - Issue
Licenses for the sale o. Lisuer-Inserssstsg
Opiaisn Of the Cerperaston Cssnsel.
The Board q Aldermen met yesterday aasrnoon, Al
dsrmsn Hardy presiding.
communication Was received from the Corporation
Counsel In answer 70 resolution offered By Alderman
Loew, May g. 1867 calling upon hin give his opinion
whether the right OF granting licenses Of all kinds vas
not according 10 the ancient charter Of the city,
vested In tho city authorities, aud not in
the Legislature or tho Metropolitan Police Board.
The opinion vas 70 tho effect that the Legislature
has no right 70 deprive the CITY Of the rights and fran
chises granted by the ancient charter Of the city Tho
document was very volaminoss embracing history OF
the cnaitsred rights OF the city ami the authorizes on
which they are eased The counsel sad
The franchise now IN question seems 10 me 10 have
been coupled with an interest OF a direct pecuniary
nature, vI:-tne receipts OF fees, constituting
properly In the legal sense aud legislative
Interference with the exercise o. such franchise seems
10 70 be violation the constitution of tnls SAFE
aud OF tie Unued siaies do nDt mean say that
the legislature lawfully change Ia any fespec
TIE egisatiobs affecting tho lauer traffic 10 bis city,
many Of which do probably concern mese matters OF
police only say that IA my opinion, u cannot Jaw
fuzzy change the FRANCHISE Ia question Ia the manner and
10 the extent prIp by the Exeiso aw u Isol Il
calnot. In INV opsnon, runsfer 10 officials Other than
CORPORATE officials the Office aud power Of issuing licensees
ana cannot place the disposition Of the moneys 20 pro-
ddeed Ia ANY hanis but thos. OF municipal osicir. nor
cause u 10 oe apuled 10 any bat nunlc pa purposes
In SO Tar ~ the Excise law Oh 1865 cnap 5I5 attempts
70 DO these things does in my opinion, violate tne
Constitution OF the State OF New York and
of the United States / do not think that
the city has ever voluntarily surrendered
the power Of granting licenses 10 o liquors, &c and
the corpora authors les have 10 my opinion yet rgat
that po~or Ia VIVA, manner tnat ri .ht
be asserted with most Iroprey under The circumstances
l. another subject and entitled careful Considers
ton.
The communication ordered to DO printed in docu-
ment form and referred 70 committee Of three 70 report
license ordinance.
lo of routno business engaged the attention OF the
Board from this until they adjourned.
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SUPREME couaT-clscUIT-pAaT 3.

a Singular Libel sui,-S2J.OOO Damages
Claimed.
Before Judge weea
Kicrstcd Clerk & C.ek-The plaintiff in this action
manufacture asniDg lines and nets. residing
"a Long leland, and alleges that prior to The 2sth OF
July, lass he Ia good standing and rcpute In Tho
nunity aud thai about that date defend
and mailed false, mai cious aud hoellocs
letter 70 s. Sprang. OF Philadelphia In which they
cha ged thai plaintiff was employed by them u manu-
fac asng lines Tor them. and sta ing further that
OF the said Sprang line manufactured Of peculiar de-
scrip ioo OF thread, OF which eendauts we're the only
perrons la porsessien snd cautonins them agai' 81
plaintiff and stating We wished put you your
guard against be.up CHI atcd BY such scoun-
dre' Tie plaiaaa claims damages In the o.
the defendants in thor answer admit she writing or
Che letter BY one OF their firm, and Claim that they
Owned All The thread OF description in question that
palu,ir was employed by them to manufacture this
thread Into fishing lines, aud that thev found lines
OF this eai FOR sale nc tue place OF bust
OF Mr. Sprang. in Philadelphia, the material OF
winch wcH claDdestinciy aud feoniousIv enbezzled
from defendants that on the date al tho letter m uues
zion pla NTH was an internal scoapdre; aud
furth"r denies that painful Of good repue, plt
the contrary was, nj the ums mentioned. Of bad
rsputai Ia the community 10 which no lived.
1hc plaintiff testified that ne bad manu- aclurcd ines
Ac for about ioty years; that from tho peculiar
number OF remnants II thread left some OF tie
remuaua rcsemoc6 somewhat mat furnished by de-
feudanis &c On cross examination Witness stated that
ne had large nunDor o. rcnuan.s In barre that he
had had some there Tor tbreen years; that The ines
sold 10 spra,g were made Of this thread could noi re-
member from whom be 5ar sht any ouch thread
Atshe close OF the foy painl fendants couu
col moved that tie VI Geor-e W. Clerk one Of The
de. ndaps be stricken from the case on tie ground that
tie allege beous letter written without his know
ledge. The Court held that one pazner could not DO
held responsible Tor tort committed by bis partner
wHhont his knoscdge. and The motion was granlei
motion Tor mon SUIT the ground that Tue alleged
Iisei Was privileged communication VAS denied The
defendAnts bookkeeper testified that hs had never
before econ ans thread similar TO that in question;
shat he gave the thread 10 plaintiff manufacturer that
the Manufactured lnos we're deficient In weight COM
pared with tho weight of The del vered the
weight OF thread delivered 2,0sos1 pounds aud
i return was $40 pounds short stl 90 srsL For
che paind, b. A. Wills; for the defendant Massh Cos
n Wallia
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the magistrate taeir cosnssl having Inquired BY what
authority they ssrs arrested. Tue wives Of Grma and
Knapp were arrested With their husoaods !ne
prsoaegs were held 20 the following morning.
when they discharged BY the magistrate
on the ground that there not sumciens 10 warrant
him In holding them on . criminal charge; they were
rearrssted BY the sheriff . civil proceeding, but
don't know what final disDosion was reached; ihiuk
Mr. Macdonald tolc the very day OF the ROBBERY,
his ofce mat Frank could Identify Tho who TOOK
the bonds understood for that purpose ne went
Along with Us.
The case then further adjourned TO Tomorrow
morning At o'ccck when after the EXAMINATION ~
Witness counsel for the defence proposes 20
move 10 e'smsS
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uSJeo STATES comsssluxEss OFFICE


BEFORE CoEmsstoner Jones'
The following named parties arrested yesterday
afternoon by Deputy United States Marshal Higgins on
tho charges named, and taken before Comm ksionef
Jonss:PhiHp Duffy, rescuing from the officers Of the
internal revenue certain property Patrick Duffy and
chael Farrell removing spirits before sunrise and
cuing 40 rits from government officers John Duny,
rescuing spirits John Brown. receiving bribc whiio
keeper OF an Illicit dstiiery the cornes o. Colum.
ba and Co,fer Streets where the above offences are
alleged 10 nave been committed named Die
trc OF the keepers with Brown NJ the same place.
was badly beaten Saturday BY = crowd OF ruinans
who broke into tie place, and Who havc yet escaped
arrest. The defendants In the preant case wers hold
60 ball In the sum q 81, 600 each
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poARu OF AupIT.


The Board Of Audit met yesterday, Judge Bonney pro-
siding.
Tho 0rst heard that OF John Flynn The
smount $50 for work the Battery . laborer
under the Superintendent Of lands and Places.
The next that Of Abraham Van Notion for
perntcnding the unloading of wagons a, OF the
public dumping grounds Tie amount was $40.
Several other small unlnterestng cases IN connection
with CITY Inspectors Department ard tho Superin-
tendent OF Lands add Places up aud heard,
but none OF them we're of pubic interest
Tue Board adjourned until to-day.
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COURT eF OYsa AND TEHn'ssa.
Before Judge Ineraham,

before Judge ingraGam.
in the court OF Oyer snd Terniner yesterday Messrs
Hall and Bedford appeared for the people. Grand Jury
adjourned until this morning In consequence OF
quorum being present Mr. Hall then arraigned the
following prisoners. all Of whom demanding trial the
days folio ing assigned m:-Vincent Cody.
charged with murder. down for Thur day; also
the OF Eugene Sullivan, charged with mans.au hter
Samuel Freeman, charged with mansiaughtsr. for tho
second Tuesday, Je emah Houghtpn, mansaughtar, for
the third Mondas Thomas a. Lambert charged with
In The nrs degree, for the second Monnay. The
court then adjourned until ton o'clock this morning
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AROOKL YN COURTS.


Indictment Of Ex-COiiector CRlltcotf. Ex-Der.
uty Collector Allen mud Others by che
Grand Vary.
before Judge Benedict
The Grand Jury appeared in yesterday afternoon
presented bill Of indictment against Theophi
deputy collector, Augustus Dayton, Alexander GIN
lus Calicoti tex Co iectr Third dsstrc John T. Alien
niugham, Lew Fancner and George j. Hardy who
were charged with conspiracy (, defraud the govern
meni TIE adavils and details OF the Gaze have been
reported 10 the HERALD.
There nine to the Indictment which covers
twenty four fooscap pages.
The Grand Jury have engaged since their enpan.
nelment Tuesday last this $50
rs expected that the defendants wilrbs arragned
to-day.
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SUPREME CuusT-cHAxseRs.
a Batch Of Divorces Granted. &c.
Before Judge Clerke

Batch Of Divorces Granted. &c.
Before Judge Clerke
Judgments Of divorce were yesterday granted by Mr..
Justice Csrke the following Randolph Spring
steen vs. Margaret Springssen, Washington Lewis Va
Julia A. Lewis, Charlotte z. Duryca Howard Duryea,
Elizabeth p NJ Chad sick VS.. James Chadwick, George
Cprisss Belinda Christie, Auielis Green Chaa IL
Green,
In the case or Frazier A. Hermance vs. Kate " Her.
the motion for 10 molten 10 oFsa
Toe Judgment WAS denied, without COSTS
la the case OF Henry w. Wooster Almra e. Web
following decision rendered The evidence
"a sufficient 70 prove he adultery Referred back 10
referee 70 take f1rtner proof.
The Butchers and the Board ut Health.
Jaatzet at al o. Aerop9liag Board Of Heat. and
John A. Kena dy, Superintendent Tho motion in this
case reported In the HERALD Of Saturday last for
injunction against the deendsnts enjoiniry them
from removing slaughter houses Of Forfeit street.
lhe Court yesterday ordered the motion ssard oser
until the decision lhe motion before tie veneras
Term shall bo rendered.
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UNITED STATES COMM ss!oNrR's COURT.
The Lottery Policy Basincss-an Important
Question.
Before Commissioner Newton.


The Lottery Policy Ba-incss-An Important
Question.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The United Stues Chaiks Wakefeh Cornelius Per.
jacob De Lamota and Henry De Lamond--The charge
against the endans in The present they
sold lottery policy Slips without having paid the specia
tax required BY law. The called on yesterday
morning, It admitted both sides that tho
defendants were engaged the business that special
tax for carrying the business OF lottery ticker dealer
paid for The sale OF slips by William Helis at
the paces where the defendants carried busnss
these parties IN the sale OF SAID slips ard In ali other
lottery business carried BY them were agents OF sad
William Hsilig: that Heig complied with the TO
tie Georgia state lottery bat tiled bond to any
other; that the dc'endans sold slips other lotteries
than this, and that they Individually neither gave bonds
nor paid the special tax az to any lottery.
Counsel for defence (yr Shaer) desired TO tho
matter and sigried has readiness TO proceed satar
day next. TIE accordingly adjourned until
then. The question 10 le settled Is to whether
party sell slips 10 lottery other than that
he has paid the special tax
TIVE Charge Of Attempting TO Remove Pro-
perry seized by the tovernment.
United Stafes ua Georyc Lambert. John Hogan and
George Ra.-This case, wherein the defendants
charged with attempting TO Illicit stli which
had been seized In q building tho Of Sea-
bring and Van Brunt streets reported In the HERALD
OF Sundavb vas called YESTERDAY forenoon. he de-
PENDANTS, however. failed to appeal and motion OF
Assistant District Attorney Allen they held BY de-
fault 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
Chnrsed with Illegally Disabling whi~k~y.
United States Eiesoirs Mccormack Tho d1fendsat
was arrested on the charge OF having engaged In
the Illicit dstiaton Of whskey, In Little street, oppo-
site John He had no wtuesses prcsen, yes.erd ~, and
the Commas committed him IT, await tbs action Of
the Grand Jury, at he time remarking II the
reopenei Mccormack denied thas he engaged In
.hs business
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FLORIDA.


Escspe OF n Condemned Murderer aaa Three
Other Prisoners.
KEY WET, Oct 4, 1867.
James Kelley, who was tried and condemned 10 be
hung At this place for the murder a johnson second
mate OF the bark Annie N. Gray in 1854, and whose
sentence was Afterwards sommutsd BY the President 70
imprisonment for life ut the Drv rorskcas made his
escape from that place last week. company three
prisoners In whaieDnal The prisoners wefe employed
in digging graves for the victma Of veIov tsySc ana
thus sssarsd aAd sneomDIIshsa their ssoapa
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Currency.
Before Commissioner Stilwell.
Haley Sa,nh Buyna-The defendant was charged
With passing ATTY cent counterfeit fractional cur
rency oc Mrs Boye, who keeps a milk store ut 276
avenue A, and also bak doing business Mt 364
avenue A. On hearing the evidence adduced the de-
fsudxnt committed for fuithcr examination
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sasfatsing The PLAINTIFF dsmursr 70 he asfssdanss
answer thus holding that the PURCHASING of plaintiffs
property at . Confederate condscatou sale de-
fence action brought ils value: or. IN
oher words that the soealed couhscaion laws OF the
so-called Confederate States null void John
o. Mott for psinuG; Oven Nash Cray for defendant
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BANKRUPT COURT.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
Richard Hatch, city, referred 10 Register Dayton
William y. Iawton, city; referred to Register Allen
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The Bushwick Railroad Inbunctioa.
Before Judge GiIberx
JONES Rodos1 TIE Bust,cick Arenxs Railroad Com
panr Judge Gilbert yesterday rendered his decision
this case, denying tho motion for an injunction
strain the company from having their tracks south
fourts street, \. d.. with $40 costs
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SUPREME CuuaT-speclAL Term.

The Sale nnd Purchase Of Property Cndev sso
Confederate Cona-cnti0n Act.
Before Judge weilss.
Frederick n. Allen ~ Robert a. Bridoes AVID .,oA~
1riaUs Ar order nled In this action yesterday.
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principles Of The constitution. and exposed - akin0 -
word white theref We de nnunce the estAbfsAmem1
negro supremacy In Souih and
OF the government
Resolved deny right Of Congress 70 intsfeQ
the repub leans a. the recent state Convention.
Resolved That regard the federal debt sacrod obins
ton Aad demand economical administranon q pabls
Affairs IN state ana federal government, and smphheateo
and equality Of taxation.
Received That favor the repeal Of The Req
ist-s and sunset laws
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Marine Conrt-Trial Term-Part L.
Court opens at han-past ten o clock A. n.
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
City C0urt-lsrOOklyn.
Held by Judge Thompson.

Held ny Judge Thompson
No1 Nos.
N-Frank Kelber. S3-Nodine Campbell e
E--Bailey vs. Wiliama nj.
eb-liart va flaming. E-J. Prendergast Crane.
96-Lock wood, ~ his guar S-Lawrcncc Talmadge.
diane vs. 10 ce. 3S-Asy~r Tighe, aud
37-Ledwnh, executor, 10. Catharuc. his wife.
Morpny. <o-Ledwth. err, va Mur-
G0-dllbr de jeremiah phy.
So-uRelly VI. Bans. ll-Wietler Har!ng.
&l-Bow. by Lazarus and ll-~chAck ~. Wilcox
Meyer Israel I3-McCioskey o,NcfL
U-HyatL Wheeler and AT. Howard How ard.
other Qintxow and 45-Mdck, : aannigaa
another. and &. Hatch Smith
0-Schmidt ct Al 10. Lewis
". SleTllng
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He OUR S.


0upPeme C0ura-Circu1s-Pa =
Held BY Judge fngraham.
Court one n At ten O'Clock A ".
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l36s-Laws vs.. Corwine.
lSs4-Smith VS.. Spencer ct NJ
l5!A-Nednsni W. Pearsall.
l365-page vs.. Field
Iayv-Leroy va IA. 4. r. r.
co.
1403-Barnard W. Hillyer.
l4i6-Nakc Sen Va. finigan.
lii8--,psboru ct al vs.. Mich.
Cent. X. X. Co.
llco--Gariner vs.. llaxall.
l44U--Schmidl W. Weldon.
ll3i--Bennc,t et al W.
Marks.