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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
Held by GRou, J. Call Of tn
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
IBefore Justice Doslinrl

COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Justice DoSlingl
Though the Calendar OF this Court presented on
Saturday most formidable appearance TO length, it
30 happened from tho many pleas Of Guilty put In and
from one sweeping adjournment Of 10 or % Gaming
eases In batch that t was all disposed Of In less time
than before known 10 the very oldest Reporter
The list set down for trial Of the following formidable
dimenOuF: Petit Larceny ~ Violation OF Corporation
Ordinance, Assault and Battery 3 Carrying concealed
Weapons l. Gaming. &c; Suspended Cases, 4; Total. 49,
WANTED PENsIEs.A little boy Of about nine years old,
named Patrick Fay was accused by Mr. Radaly Mold, Of
stealing from him copper cents When brought on the
stand hc did not undertake 20 deny It. but pleaded guilty.
and threw hmselfon the mercy Of the Count He was re
Court wns directed 20 mako inquiries about him, with
view having him reclaimed by his parents ana taken
care Of properly
An OLD swISDLH.-The welLknown Intelligence office
s,ginde," so often exposed was played unsspect-
Ing German named Max Godbergor by German calling
himself Louis Winner Winner had office aud adyer,
scd for - laborer 20 90 South Max applied 20 ne rIe1
81 TIE - and told that Tor u MS name WVuu
be enrolled OF the lucKy oucs. lie paid the dOar
~ course nevcr got the situation, ana laI p4ucN ana
sense enough bring the suit. NiZ0r got four months
NEW YEARS SPREE costs A MAN HIS Doors AND
GLoyrs.-John HagsertyIwasl brought NJ for robbing
Richard Norton Of bis gloves and his boots Norton had
been Gel, braug New Years Day and at night was very
drunk JIG won't into strange halfway, anu Ien llss
asleep. While In this drunken sleep Ha6gerty came IN
s!id l.oA ~ gs ij bd % lrliN about and
when Norton awolls and complained Of his loss, the
policeman arrested iaggery, aud found on his feet the
boots and his hands the gloves HaSserty was sent To
the PCHitenuary for six months.
WnINrERNc.NO UsE.-Denms Conroy, who stole pair
Of fur gloves, when brought up for sentence fell on lbs
knees burst into tears aud begged the Justice 70 Please
forgive me- Illncyer 10 30 any 1"re ,rct
the Magistrate included who sent him 70 the Rouse OF
Refuge where he viii likely remain till he is q years Old
GANlNG-Thcro were lG complaints made against as
many places for playing policy" all Of which were adj
lOurucd for two weeks
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT

VIOLATION or A BOARD OF HEALTH LAw.-James Nc
Council and Michael McCraw were both committed on the
charge Of having violated ordinance OF tho Board OF
Health by driving cattle through the streets yesterday
morning.
A DISHONEST CiUBK--vicor Yandcrwade, cork IN
the employ Of Lord Taylor, dry goods merchants, was
Yesterday brought before Justice Ledwth charged With
having robbed his employers OF quantity OF goods Irom
their store corner Of Broadway and Grandst Detective
Gyun OF the Eighth Precinct found pawn tickets In the
possession 81 the accused representing portion oh.the
stolen property Justice lcdwith committed him for
animation.
RoBBED ms ROoM-MATH.-A young man named Fran
ols Fault was accused OF having stolen, on Saturday
morning rom room in the ST. Cloud Hotel gold watch
valued al and So in United states Treasury notes
The charge was preferred against him by his room mate
bail
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY Id, 1867

OF the plaintiff could not be allowed TO retain possession
Az he had been enabled to obtain with an appearance
OF authority from the Court 20 which he was not entitled,
he ought keep the possession All tho Judges CON
cnrine an order was made that the possession be
stored 10 the defendant The Court VIII not In such
case stop and inquire into tho validity OF the respective
titles. The plaintiff having title, may uouOuess enter
into possession of the premses he find the possession
empty but he must take that no does not enter
with force. The law is very careful not 10 permit one
man TO acquire Of another the possession or properly ny
his own illegal act. Curtis agt. Hubbard liul, 45.g
Certainly tho Court will not permit the owner hlscu 10
mako az Improper Of its authority to eXpe party
who is fu pcaccabe possession OF real estate Aad
may be Rdded that there IS other way Tor the Coul
10 Vndeate IT'S authority in such case except 10 AWARD
restitution II is claimed however that the ordcf IN
theory that it was mere matter Of practice whether
the Court would award restitution or not But thln
II very clear that the decision affects suDstanual
right. and involves very important principle I'm tie
mat Mrs Han has title upon which she could de-
fld her possession rs against the phlhI, ehe mas
clear right 10 be protected in that possession u she Is
removed from IL by due process OF law The possession
itself IS prd cie evidence OF ttc ana se cannot DC
deprived Of il without due process OF law inc process
having been withdrawn by which sho was turned OuL OF
pOsspSOn s matter OF course to restore her 10 that
possession The order appealed from should be reversed
with costs I'm this and the Supreme Court ana an Olucr
granted restoring her TO the possession OF the promises
stanley IAugdcl & Brown, attorneys for Mrs. Han !;
Amasa ]. Parker, OF counsel; Cambrelcng Iync attOr
news for plaintiff; Robert Cochrane and John H. Key
nOlds Of counsel
ALBANY, Jan. 12-The Day Calendar of the Court
Aupeals January IA, 1861, embraces cases NO %
Coz COL TO- H. III 70 49, 7{ 70, 49, ~ 49, 80 ana 81 Ihere
Nil he no further day calendar at this term In the Su
perl0r Court, General Term the Hon. James T. BfoOhe,
Ex-Governor OF Florida, was to-day on mOtl0n OF james
T. Pierce csg admitted Attorney anu Counselor
at-Law Of tho Supreme Court Of this State.
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females and 7T males employed in this vocation III our
publjc echoo These facts taken together seem W pear
ont the Governors statement though the increase ol TAX
oo alone does not 20 Cor much II being probably only
+ 90 our oe,eral Iavjslness Of expenditure since the
, r1o ont Ilcarn that the High school IN Concord
has l,tclv been nut in charge Of young woman Inc
N,,roI school st Framingham is under female super
nteudeucc. .,c..
75c D, coprcrrio organ Of The poorer class OF Cop
,clopd. La, boon continued. IL was the successor
IN oil m uccc,s Of thc old courier. 1t has latery been
owned ly Nj j. Is. Mogss Of EcUburypog and edie0 ny
~ r ". Rail- magazine writer and poet, but very
crrestria ball" for all That There IS some talk OF re-
ifprit AZ two-ccnt daily but If the community knows
,ben IL is well Off it win discourage the project Some
Of our weekncs especially those styled religious, are I'M
proving themselves, aud our newspapers generally arc
better and in q better condition than ever before
Nfr Emerson's new volume of poems viii not appear
before April The most interesting literary venture
lately announced is the Diamond Dickens, IN snau anu
cheap but well printed volumes. by Iicknor q fIei's
One ~ orr hest historical students reviews the Bancroft
and Greene controversy in Tie 1rGpee ana taxes seS
ocainst the historian. The article on MeDsIer,n 'Ho
January number Of The North American, Is hKely 10
arouse the IRE Of Mr. Websters admirers; and IN truth IL
docs seem little hard to have the foes ana fauls OF
fine great Daniel so uusparngly exposed, when IL " %
ctto see what useful lesson is to be derived Hoh INC
expogure shall expect to hear OF rcmoBstranoos NV"
the Boston people toward the publishers OF 'ne V"
terlv, and II Mr.. George Tioknor does nov ofuoi ~
stopped" shall be very much surpriseu' MI Ao"on
attack on Perciya also seems hard cannot n"l oo
pCor poet without being so savagey oNeihaulcui ~
attack Tupper who keeps writing, is all very well, but
I+ moor Perciyal alone for he was rot such very poor
poet after ALL and then. he is dead Is there to be no
lttr9
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT

ALLEGED THEFT OF DfAMoND5.-On Saturday
there was an cxaninaton'of the In which Raphael
Knutz accused by his partner Jaques Block of stealing
five diamond rings and two pair of diamond earrings,
both valued nj 500 10 appears from the affdavits that
the 80th OF December Kau1 aud Block arrived IN New
York from Lima, Peru where they had been IN the da-
mond and lcwcly business IN partnership, bringing with
them 5000 worth OF diamonds, pearls, and lewey
for the purpose of trading In this city, They put up at
the Grard House. and had the entire stock with the rings
end earrings alleged to have been stolen and which were
the private property OF Mr.. Block in trunk In their
room at the hotel While stopping at the Girard House
they sold e7OO worth Of Iowery 10 Mr. Lindon and on
that OCCASION after the sae Kautl locked the trunk md
took the key away with him. For four days after no did
not make his appearance az the hotel and when az length
he found nj his brothers house he said he must have
lost the key and sent his nephew with the complainant
TO break open the trunk II charged that he had taken
the property; while on the other hand, Kau1 accuses
Block Of having broken open the trunk and taken the
diamonds therer0m at the time violently assault
ing his nephew, In presence Of several witnesses The
examination viii be resumed on Jan ~.
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WoMAN's HOSPITAL TWELFTH AHSNERsARY-On
saturday noon, the Twelfth Anniversary " tho Wonans
Hospital, benevolent institution founded under the
patronage OF several Indies OF NewYork was celebrated
at No "a East Twenty irhtst, by meeting OF the ladies
aud physicians upder whose the Institution mas
attained It's present prosperous condition The main sub
lect under consideration, the new hospital building
the cornerstone of which laid IN MAY lust ~ is
intended that the building I'm process OF erection SHAH De
In every manner suited TO the purposes when VIII seIre
aud from the interest which the indies on the Association
take In It. and their evident satisfaction at The eneoung
ing prospects before them, IL is plain that Nothing VIII he
spared 10 make t rank OF the frst lnsttuons OF
New.YOrk Civ The business Of the meeting consisted In
prayer and remarks by DR. Jonas King and the reading
Of repor The Trcasurcr report shows that the receipts
for the wear 1855 amounted Ia i0s 500
The balance on hand amounting 10 s7 The report or Dr.
Moses the Surgeon Of the Hospital shOwsthat during the
past wear nearly 1000 have been treated " which
Ion were admitted the remainder being outdoor cases
or The admitted cases VI were discharged cured. No
deaths occurred during the year Remarks were then
made by several gentlemen relative TO the efficiency OF
the Institution and It's future prospects.
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MARINE COURT-JAg. Il.-Iioforc Judge HEARSE.
INTERESTING TO TRAVELLERS.
4 4.f. " -. II

This was an action tO recover for goods aud bag
gage cent by the plaintiff by the Rip Van Wnkle, boat
nf which tho defendant IL tho owner plying from New
York Troy In Juno last the Plaintiff sent his servant
10 Troy with h5 baggage. and on the way the baggage
Van Wrinkle and canabOut. The plaintiff COMMENCED
suit TO for the value OF ms baggage SO lost Tho
case was tried before Judge Hcamc, and 10 proved
that the plaintiff sent his baggage by the Rip Van Wrinkle
IN charge OF servant aud that the baggage was lost IL
was CLAIMED by hir j. NJ. ScrbnCr, IT, counsel for tho
owner of the Rip Van Wrinkle, that nasmuch as the plain
tf not passenger he could not recover, and beside
was claimed that the goods said 20 be lost were not the
ordinary baggage OF gentleman.
Mr. Geo X. Thompson, counsel for the plaintiff, con-
tended that the defendant insurer of the baggage
and bound 10 deliver II OF It's placesof DESTINATION
and, II not, then 10 pay for ~.
Tho Court disaowed Of the articles claimed 10 be
recovered for and gave Judgment for the painf Tor
S2l7 g3 and costs
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TIE TONES roLIcE COURT.
fBetrs Justice Dorlinsl

?
EXTENSIVE ARREST or YOUNG JHHvEs.-FOr
long time past the houses Nos II and % Baxterst have
been the resort " young thieves and other dsreputable
characters and have become a nuisance 20 the neigbor
hood on Saturday Capt Jourdan procured from Justice
Bowling warrants FOR the arrest Uf Tie proprietors on the
score Of frcuu house Die resort Of dsOrdery char0c
tiers and an who might Ne I'm them Gt the time Of the en-
trance ~ the Police Taking ith him section OF mel
visited tile establishment or Jean BaptstL
Cr6ro ON tnc first OOr and that 90 Louis D. luco, on the
roprrtors arrested gj boys whose ages vary from 10 10
i,yrar who were iO'rd yugcard- Billiards and other
games and drinking liquor Tho estabis hment on Go
S.onl Iuarll ma 30 81 RaNtelst was then visited and
hoe a. BOYS were found The proprietor and boys wefc
likewise arrested and with those inst mentioned wele
confined for the night I'm tho station house. Yesterday
the ploprietors ui tho places committed ~ Justice
pOwllug 10 answer the charge OF keeping disordery
houses Tho greater number u tho boys were discharged
but few OF the worst committed for examination
and will probably ue sent 10 tie House VI Refuge.
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tlAULIrD WDNIF fuT ifAHif SO fOFAhtNLES.
prfprr SUTHERLAND. Justice.
sUERoCATEs CoUET.-JAS. l2-Beforo Surrogate


The wills OF the following deceased persons have
been ndalftcd probate during The past week; lock
wood Smith. David By ygs, frguciscp Martinez lydn
Iur,lgc. MuTy Humphry5 JIIe Howell, Mana L. Elmcu
dorf Aiietta rtnckor Israel ID. walter Edward McDO-
nough Ellcr D. r. Hudson, Bradley TAorp Alfred Ash
fold. Robert y. Tcuaon
I4ilars - administration have been granted on the es
tato5 of the following deceased pcrouS Michael OCon
nor Antoinettc schistcr, Jacob A. Stamlcr, Francis
K,hey Henry Van Eers-l0er, Charity kuowlcs, Andrew
Buck John sullivan. Eliza Zmu erman. Patrick pugun,
John H. Amos Peter B.ulrsr, WIN. Compton, Steplcn
Hueston James Heron, Patrick OCumor George T. SEcr
man. Daniel pLelnu. Margaret McCoy LeT Travis. Cath
arinc STATION Cutharc llgItC, Jacob Nalthcr Chas l.
Muller Michael DcyaUuy, andrew Ilhu Manuel Nalarino,
isaac STEIN Matilda T. sallord, Malcolm shaw, Catharno
scohcld August Washington, Henry Miccbcr Francis
Burns, Paul 4. Er,u, Robert Fannagan. MargaTCtla
Hocht Alex Murray Chos Srhclrr. James Dunkin, Ma
ria schWab. Elias Mull,sOn. Henry Delun.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAY. I2.-BeforC
judge SMALLBY.

The following cOunerfeters, who had either been
convicted had plead guilty, were brought up ana sen
fenced rs follows: Philip Martin. Albany Penentary
years ut hap labor John stewart Albany Pententlay'
u years NJ hard labor; Thomas HaTngton Albany zen
itcutarv months at hard labor; LcOnoTd &. Newton
months imprisonment John Foster had his sentence sus
pended and discharged on his own rccoguzahce OF
$50.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAN H.
Before Commissioner OSBORN
ALLEGED VIOLENCE TO 4 SEAMAN.

7
The defendant is captain of the packet ship Energy
which recently arrived a this port from Liverpool I'd
ward Dryer, Of the crew. charges the captain WIN
having. Christmas Day knocked him down WIN De
lylug-pn without any proyOc1tiOn severely iijuring
him and The blow 80 affecting " his eyes "a to render
the loss sight probable. After the examination Oh
vituesses who testified To the blow having been gwen
the case was opened by Mr. Robert C. Benedict for DC
fendant who stated that IL would be- shown that DwyCr
struck his head accidentally against beam and thus IN
lrcd himself The further examination was then adj
iourued ID Wednesday nrEt.
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MIEGED nIEaAL HrMoyAt oF sEIzED wmsKY.

The defendant il q cartman. lie il charged with
having been engaged with two others IN removing two
barrels OF whisky the morning Of the an inst Hoin
"a dflilrry i'm glh.fctL-st. between the Seventh ana
Eirhtlaves after the dlscy had been seized By the
Collector and Keepers appointed Tho defense Is thi,
Defendant was i-1urlIl ~ any criminal Design on the
mart Of the two engaged With HIM In the removal,
aud that ho hired BY them 20 remove ad was GoL
i0g I'M good faith when arrested Tho case viii have
final hearing on Monday, the 18Th Inst.
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GERMAN ENTERpRIsE.-on Thursday last, Ger
man Company from New-York purchased 100 OF
swamp lard, Astoria, for t2,ooo upon which the
FOR tho mQnujaetWe Of wllYw wsre,
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sUPR EsiE RT-CPcurr-JAS. 9-Beforc Mr.. Jus
tcc PLCKllAM.
PROMPT SETTLEMENT or AN ALLEGED CONFLICT on
JURISDICTION.
--n l. - - L 4. -. Il

joseph Ridley at Ffass Fsher e, al
This was an action ON bond. The facts appear 10
follows: Tho plaintiff furnished certain labor ana
materials to the brig plymouth this city, at the request
Of the master who certified hs hll therefor to be correct
and r, lrIrtd llm to thc owners for pcymcut.
~ they refused 10 pay the ground that the bill was
eyurD.,ant The plaintiff t,ched hlr under lhe state ls
tho defendants gave the bond IN suit To secure the plain
ls claim ~ duly established to be lien upon her &c
ON the tra the plaintiff proved the value Of his labor
end material. and that c had duly hed his hcli. hi
0ndrrh one 81 tho drfcrdauts counsel undertook %
show by ono o the United States District Court oihcers
thot tho tine Tie said warrant was issued she was
process .ed ont 81 Tho United states District Court IN
.,,,i . h.. fi.lsof eri M. rI,ud thnt heng I'm the
custody - tho Marshal the Sheriff had no right Ia At
t,h Aor and that up legal consideration existed loF the
on ccs ,afinatlor n appeared That the witness had
no pora knowledge 90 tle alleged facts beyond What
apt, f,d fr fht col. luai papcfs from tc .O5 ~ The
TEit.I States District Court, which he pruduced and
offered n evidence ,ir Ionhrcc, tAe plaintiff coii'sS
ST.. 10 c In he custody ~ thn Nirshnl 40 Tie time the
defendants wcrc stopped nom seq y up on the u1
at hry voluntarily pave thr bond iu su instead OK mp'
600. fu NIrlts tl' State attachments.
H. Honor judo. fecf. am. conourrcd In TINS view OF
t, ca" aui dcaiat no m.". hnI under D. d,r i.,n
thcJuy rendered N.fo, d. iaroot lhc punIi ~ y"
lucc of Us, per cont. John l-4uyc ior The p4hhuiI
Emerson. Goodrich Md Hu1Hltoa. Tor defendants.
tAUEIrp wOWTy ror LIABLE IS COrAErSERs
Before SUTHERLAND. justice.
Hf'ri He.r a,t aas. h WoiEsn AL ossr, not,
~ $500 made hy Voonln CO. .also o. recover for
work !d materials lu Utir mp the dctend1ul- l,sia-
rant 30 :. brpad ~ IAe ~, Yer nv, W., sc 81 n,,
Co V.. composed o hluuUl b. NoulmIu, Julm Jackson
aud Mary g. Wooiml-; that Mary G. Woolman was tho
Tho Count hrld thai married woman could not engage
ON bu,ue-s IN oopatICl-lp with other persons, aud
could moi be- h. liable ON thr firm paper nor Tor oopart-
nrrshp debts, aud trGI..r I'd the complaint as % her
Te csc WA submitted 10 tl,e Jury as 10 the other de-
fouAnu. and verdict rendered ip favor ~ the plaintiff
for $40 %. being Tie ll amount claimed jones "
Piper for plaintiff; clJudg, Thompson lor defendant
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CHAMBERS.
Held By BARNARD, ~ Court opens q 10 O'Clock an

Held By BARNARD, ~ Court opens :. 10 O'ciOcs-~
sP.sy ct E EFG:,S. I Issams a. IS sH H.An
s2MeAdsms sgt Carson IS9-pr,R R ssS Ssr
65--In re- Russell File Co Is9-Kelly agt Caslng
S5--Preinont agt DsLia. 2oS-lIiilsgt Carels
ss-same agt Learned 2ll-IIerminee az. Esraaa;e
i Sln oS5 d MeSu. sT7Fafas ss Ghese5Toush
lo2-tn he app Of Goodyear 2le-So. agt Green
IG3$%il r. Hammond s 23-Ko;c s5 's D'noH
iti-Gq%9a' * D Daal sst n. A ~ -'' .
The General Call IA No. 2il-wilams agt. Rassen
PART I-Ied by McCUsS J-court opens II o'clock
S 9s ct s Sc 5.. s5sss On Z: r.s:l Dart
2G65-Allphy agL Dgggen 9ai9-Msh asI Tho Am Art L.
15s5-RaJ5e at s1:5 Rhodes agt Beech
aaoc6 az a s.l feuim 5-Bi isi' ss bascie o''
Pant I-Iicl by JOKES, JGogrt opens at IL o'clock a
go, n Tho Mayor 1 32s-D p sst Tsyst W, r,.
255-smiii agt Preass 9oloFe..rete1 9 n! ARMSTRONG
2il1-DcPaiieH agt Blake 3llt-le Groos sgs Kioe;
50l2-Iieeksher AFT Grave. 3)lG-Ialey ast Deaccke
'''' 0'''' ." COMMON PLEAS.
Part I-Hed By CArOoio Josar: opens at II CLOCK a. IN.
ST a Rl e; s bI7 i-BSaa e e. P sGs2s
S5-Bevley as1 seeor lR2--lIamor sgt. Keys
I;s s9 van e. Gs Es. 5EsS' s g 9S@
S3i-FTetsf at D. & scyeuthsSe lLeven.lsl agt K,mA
and P1baye r. r. 90. 2Jl-Abemethy sgt Bid
PAIR IL-IIell by DAILY, J-Cou open at 10 O'clock o.
Noe mos
4gl-Preeman at Street 333-smbson ag. LILY
s5i-portars ait Thriaye Rail- 28-B NJ Co. egL Pesa1t
road Company I35-Blrker StOcker
.Glopes at Con. * Co 26-Clipp Inst for Savings
G5g--Valenine net Hewitt 477-F0wler sgs Edrdgc
-Sossoa at Corsin. 9-Ca SeTTelL
gp-WooI al H. S.P y. Co. 4Jl-Sheunan ag. Cont Bank
5l3-Masers0n ~ Kehoe. Note. 20.
4g3-S,hut. agt Archer.
MARINE COURT.
Held BY GRoEs, j. Call VI the Calendar at 10 o'clock a m
mos
--Ifayes AIT Young 6l-Oygterman agt McBnde
--SIth Avenue Railroad Conf ol-DuJea agt Lent
pauy agt. SelabeL bJ-L1nter agt Ming c,,
--Sr,ter agt Willard 6f-yah FalAennufkh asI ui0eiI
- Iaisey 10 Gregory. 65-Rojus0a ag- Green.
l5-Garriit sgt Christie t6-POIteIs agt Reed
lc-N.rksngt UanerseA G--AiLler ROsuten
a. Bum sgt Hissh. 6l--Moaroe sgt scheernhsch
5l--Bossy at BuYgh Gb-blontean a4t hchlfcE-
--Chlpple act Boynion. Nv hlie a5L Hogan
6g-Bghant agt JenHer.
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lNpNs
l49-Halhday sgt Hahn
l50-SRme sgt. S.imr.
I90-Frank egt i chler.
ls5-Dnrke at. Donaldson.
ia3-Kclly agi. Cushing.
205-Brrnendhal agL PnrzclL
20J-iIall agt. Carrele.
2l4-ilermance at. Rerma1ce.
2l6-Hernandet agt Hernandez
2i7-Furnali sgt ChcseDrOugb.
2l9-Cox agt. Green.
22j-More at. Schlchman.
23)-Kat1enberg agt, Barmon.
23l-llart agt Hart
236-Lesare at. SPoiord
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COURT CALENpAR-Tms DAY.

sUFRLME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
Hold By LEOSARD y. j. and CLKRKr J.. j.
Enumerated MolouA
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MASSACHUSETTS.
HOETNN

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL ANrNr,mNT-srArE CARE OF
DrAF o.,rrs-ruE CoLoGED RiFRLsENrATiVFs-
c,rpo.,L PUNISHMENT IS THE scuooL5-IDU-
c,rtoN,t srAT1sTlCs-GOSsIP