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FIXES.
rlar IN sxrH-AvE.-Loss ABOUT $4,000.

TIgE IN sKTH-AvE.-LOsS ABOUT $4,000
AZ o'clock D. III. yesterday fire was discovered
on c second floor Of the twostOry buildings Nos 25 and
az Sixthaye, occupied by John H. TrenOr as dancing
hall, aud known as "TrenOrs Dancing Academy" The
fire had attained such Roadway that before IL was ex-
fncshpd the dancing hall and the kitchen In the rear
very badly damaged. Mr.. TrenOrs loss amounts TO
about 5000 insured for that amount In the BOwery and
one other company. The first floor OF No. 725
ctped by j. DOnp6, uphOlsteIer Loss by water about
4CjJ Insured for q 900 In the Yonkers and New York
company The first floor Of No 727 was occupied by g.
J.. BrO1t. cleaner Of lace wind0wcurtans Loss $500
INSURED for 81 600 The building is owned by Sidney c.
Jennings and is damaged to the extent Of $4,000 Insured
an various city companies None OF the adjoining build
fngs damaged. The police from the Twenty
and adjoining precincts were present and aided In saving
brOpertyl
=, IN HEwARK-LOSS NEARLY $4,000
At o'clock yesterday morning fire was discovered
1n the large building GX20 the corner OF Rector and
EroBtsts. Newark owned and occupied by Potter Baan
tue Sons, brewers for storing grain aud mailing It,
fhe fire broke out In the centre Of the building over the
tn ROOMS and spread with such rapidy that the two
upper Stories with the stock contained In them,
completely destroyed and the grain In the lower stories
Jnuch damaged by water and smoke. The loss OF the
piessrs Balanne Is estimated at between 10000 and
blooQ upon which they fully Insured ia Hsw-York
kpd Newark Companies.
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MISSOI ri.
INI0"VI
COMPLAINTS AGAINST TIE STATE MILITIA.

COMPLAINTS AGAINST TIE STATE MILITIA.
TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS Feb. IA special dispatch to The Rp,'b-
lican from Jefferson says that some of the State
militia, now stationed in That town, on Friday night
last plundercd a tobacco store Of quantity Of cigars
and tobacco They also carried off a lot of harness
and brides from SaddlcT's shop, and attempted TO
break into jewelry store, but were prevented by
the proprietor man was arrested for arson to-day,
and lies in Jail awaiting an examination.
Several propositions before the Legislature, to
provide for the early resumption of payments on the
Missouri State bonds.
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GEORGIA.
PERSECUTION OF A LOYAL EDITOR.
az TYIECRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE

TEKSFCUIION OF A LVlAL HDIIVH'
BY TELEGRAPH TO
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb 1.-The case of The State of
Georgia agt John +. Hayes, editor and proprietor of
The Savannah Republican, indicted for Hbeling Solo
mon Cohen, Congressman elect, by charging that
he was a defaulter as Postmaster 10 the
United States Government was decided to-day
by a verdict of guilty. The Solicitor-Gcneral and
Mcssrs. Harden and Levy were the counsel for the
state and the Hon H. S. Fitch, United states District
Attorney, and Messrs. Hartridge Chisholm x Stone
for the defense. The case excited great public atten-
nencc of the parties and the strong Repubcanism OF
the accused A verdict is considered as adversely
affecting the rights of all Northern or Union men III
this community.
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Special Noiltes.
Five Dollnr- for a Bouqu

Five Dollars for Bouquet,
and it, fragrance lost Ia single evening One Dollar for bottle Of
pHALoSs NIGHT BLOOMING CERECs with bouquet every
drop ehars odor Incompatible and almost I@Psri,ha9s
Wendell Phillips
ACADEMY OF music TUESDAY EVENING, February s. to be
HENRY WARD BgECHRR upon the 18Th,
ELIZABETH CAbY sTASIOS upon ihs l IN .nd
Th s .5ssl Spoa AS&Ti0S&R &fFAiRs
-, y '' br ' s be . ., S ,,e S a s
oa had the door night Of lectures Price SOC
4. J.. OF A. Lincoln Council no. lO-Memler' are e.
ton oftwo German Councils Military Il,l No y9 BSTsry
Jo,rrm B,eor Secretary.
The Greatest story of the AGE,
NOW READY IN THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY
TllR
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OR. THB
DEMON
or THE
BERMUDAS.
BYLEoY LEWIS.
Author Of THE SILVER SHIP" SYRIA TIIB JBwBSs" THE
sTEP.DAUGHTERs PORTION" ETC. etc.
The mere announcement story writer extensively and favor
ably known as Leon Lewis caused everybody to read IT, bu
1.-THE WATER.wOLF"
has .,ps. public approval that it somewhat different
from anything els. which is e author has thus far given to the world
A m title implies 1t story the Bernudas aud parakes largely Of
the wild the weird aud the grand heroine mos, glorious
oA creature all beauty Sunshine tender mpue and
is cast away upon Bermuda Islands and falls
into the hands Of desperate ysn who deadly her father
While here she encounters seoure Of the islands the
hishth WORN
the ,mpl. description Of which fearful the flesh
with horror The story full Of action at the start and the reader
ends h, attention enehned before has read dozen sentences 1t
full Of the most thrilling situations aud possesses po. OF the most thrill
Ing intrieacy and Of the Ingenious character
THE wATER-WOLF
will al. greatly the already great reputation Of LEos
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THE DEMON or THE DERMUDAs.
by LEON LEWIS.
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C1NADA.
TIE QUEBEC SUFFERERS.

TIE QJEBEC SUFILEEHS.
II rELFeHsPH II TRIBUNE.
QUEBEC, Feb, 1.-At a meeting of the residents OF
ST. Saucr District to prepare an address and decara
ton OF hanks to the people Of England for their gen
erous contributions in behalf of the sufferers by the
great confagratiOn, an address adopted, which,
pter expressing profound gratitude for the relief af
y0rded says that it will be impossible for many of
the sufferers TO comply with the terms of the build
Ing scheme and asks for an expression OF opinion
the subject from the members Of the London Relief
Committee concerning the intentions of the cOntribu
VI. d DE emnlONed.
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THE WEATHER.
7 TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

CINCINNATI Feb. 1.-The weather continues soft,
and the snow is fast disappearing. The prospects are
good for an early reOpening Of navigation
QUEBEC, G. f., Feb 1.-The thermometer rose RAPIDLY
yesterday, and to-day the weather Is mild and foggy
FORTRESS MONROE Feb. 1.-The revenue cutter North
erner arriving today from cruise I'm Chesapeake Bay,
reports the ice breaking up Saw ship Admiral brig Gen
Marshall and schooner Chieftan sailing up; pulled off
schooner John Deal for Philadelphia with oysters
In Patuxent River.
The mail steamer Adelaide leaving Baltimore for Nor
folk put back to-day The steamer George Leary goes
Annapolis Sailed, steamer Mexican, Baltimore for v-
erpool. Arrived, brig Mary Cobb Savannah for New
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TENNESSEE.
noNoRs 10 GEN. BEAUEEGARD.

HONORs 10 GEN. BEAUEEGARD.
TBIEGRAYH TEBuSM
MEMPHIS Feb. IA grand ball was given here to-
night in honor of Gen. BcaUegard.
SENATOR PATTERSON REQUESTED TO RESIGN
resolution was introduced into the Senate Jan.
90 and referred TO the Committee on Federal Rcla-
tiOns requesting Judge Patterson, United Senator,
TO resign The preamble rectes his shameful betrayal
of the loyal Union men who gave him their conf
dence and their votes. 1t il thought that the
resolution will pass the House by large majority
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LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE.

CINCINNATI Feb. lat meeting Of the Directors
OF the Little Miami Railroad yesterday the following
officers were elected: w. H. Clement President C. H.
Kilgour Vice President ]. w. Copy late Assistant
Superintendent OF the New-York and Erie Railroad,
superintendent y. l.. Wright, Treasurer; H. d. Daven-
port Auditor Strader General Ticket Agent j.
A. Kinney General Freight Agent. Messrs Clements,
strader ana Kinney Immediately resigned their positions
when W r.. Woodward late superintendent was elected
President and Col OBrien General Ticket Agent. Dir.
KiuueY's place - pot yet Oiled
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MIRRIED.

KISSAM-PTNKNEYO Wednesday last by the Samuel Kssa
Samuel H. Kam Brooklyn Sarah j. daughter Of the late William
4. Pinkuey Of Neg-York
PIERCEPERCR-In Thursday a. the residence
Miss Y aock Rev j. d. Wells Curtis b. Pierce AIDE.
le eldest daughter Of the lat. Samuel W. Pierce ESQ., Of Kingston,
n. L. No cards
PUTSAM-w OODwARDA Keevaydn Wednesday Jan 30 1867,
by the Rev. G. Henry, D. D. Of Nsburgh ~ V Gaylord Put
to Mary NcO, daughter Of William A. Woodward
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Plucky not Profound ..
SPICY, NOT SCHOLASTIC
W" THE Ew.Y0RK BRA
"''H ." ~ TYDoMTTABLR AND INDEPENDENT
basis has become the , ,o,ov,,
the ,rn,,, In The SaeS, number By Henry Moford
author and critic, u - .~,,,,, scuvtrVp
sharp article on the oox co,tvoR
'"s '0"''''OH " '"' STORY ny ALICE CARY.
thu 6r.tof a.s Of sketches ~
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS,
strslg htout review Of ns AVN no,y.r,o no,xca
MUSICAL MAIIktS ANU DAh"AiiO poiN"'
""' MASONIC DEPARTMENT.
.,uh,r N iptsre,tlng articles relating to
''' V ODD FELLOWSHIP
aud var, many other features 10 please the pablc
on, csnls-to be had a the News Depots
0H' ''"' H. G PAGB. Publ,hsr. No sprute-.s
A speciai Meeting of tho soripholdors o. the bus
NTIItL INSURANCE. CO. will DO held on SArURDAf February
at il o'clock the Hal Merchants kIhsass AID Ne n00" no.
W glAsE
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. I.
FRANCE.

PARIS. Feb 1.-The Gazette de Tri5'mopr OF to-day
contains an editorial article protesting against the
rendition Of Lamirande the dcfaultcr, to the British
Government.
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MEXICO

FforrvcE. Feb. Count Baral has been APP
pointed Italian ambassador to the Court Of Vienna
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TILE .L1EF4 COLONLSTS.

81 rsiKstArH THE TRIBUNE
AUGUSTA. Me-, Feb 1.-Gov. Chamberlainhas been
informed that w. H. Bidwell, of New-Yorb, will be
sent by Sec Seward to look after the Jaffa coonsts
from Niinc
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JAPAN.

rEfF'ENFa TO THE TRIBUNE
. SAN Francisco Feb. Late adyices from Japan
state that owing to internal disturbances in the
country rice has risen in value to such an extent as
10 cause the Government serious alarm Several riots
were reported to have taken place.
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CU1.
.aPa 10 rHE rRIRrNR.

~ rEiT.s1Pa
NEw-ORLEANs. Feb Later advices from IIay
ana state that the reported approach of the Peru
Wan and CHILEAN fleets caused seriOus apprehensons
there. The smallpox was rapidly abating.
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Mourning Goods.

CARD-W JACKSON. Ne 80 BROADWAY has constantly o
hand I'm ~ Boatue and al other mourning Ore
SLaws Cosk Walls. Grapes. Handkerchief
Gloves Sc v blades waited With goods at their residence
Suit. No 81 broadway te Iiisny CO.
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LOUISIANA

TRIBUNE
NV ORLEANS, Feb. THE gold Customs receipts
at this port for January, reached sCO7,5j1 70.
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In<rf,> Feb 1T is announced that the Austrian
4roops in Mexico do not leave that country with the
French forces.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rnNnnN MONEY MARKEI

LONDON NUM- MAhINIFI'
1oy,,> Fob 1-Noon.-Consols have advanced =
cept to-day and are now quoted at 90 1916 for Money
United states 52Os have declined ll6th cent and are
ouoted al p HE
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

IfyEProot Feb. 1.-Noon.-The Cotton market mas
undergone no change The Brokers Circular reports the
ss Of The week at CsOO bales. The sales OF to-day are
Estimated at 1000 bales Mddli's Uplands l44d 3 10
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PASSIONATE. GLORIOUS WOMAN.

khful death, the object Of her affections and
TERRIBLE As NEMESIS
those who plotted against his peace and life AS tue
crosses she will be In the character Of
STERN AYENGER,
sn her intellectual and moral energy brought into play
combat The serpent guile Of Darlington d be admitted that 10
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RECAPITULATION

the leading point. the chapters previously published Por example,
the SUNDAY MERCURY Of Jan p contained nearly closely printed
columns Of the story and the edition of tomorrow Feb vii be
found complete abstract Of this large reading One week be-
hind tie abdment
miss regular link In the series Of nstamnts viii 6d satisfactory
substitute in the issue Of the SUNDAY MERCURY The
labor Of thus conensng the progresses almost equal
that Of writing one but cheerfy incurred order to
moo ale the puiiie Tom
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The

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TRUE HEROINE

has ced the pages Every week since the
several thousands have been added 10 the regular clifton Of
tie SUNDAY MERCURY IN order to keep With the popular demand
the paper ard after all there have been nnnmbe dappOnt
The thread Of the narrative. however Is maintained uHbOken
from week 10 week for the hennf VI the lannOned bY
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The Pnblir Henri
many year, deeply stirred any work ohc'on b.
Miss NJ X. BRADDONS
EMOTIONAL ROMANCE,

View and g tFa n her chacter deyeoPe1 and he Tad
will recognize this n0best creation Of Miss BrfOn genius ell
dignity fervor and tenderness which belong the highest types
Womanhooi Lady Eyeregh saint, angel tame
being whose only when ss8d aud sandese ia zig
aud On the other hand she Is
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reign Ferdinand and Isabella being enacted the City n
without the Of instcsn 20 psate them Torqu
aa Chief nquor Spain tortured his victims under the belief
that Furnishing their bodies lie might be instrumental IN saving their
he that he
appears from the Developments Of oppression bar
bay rascay lust made the independent columns Of the SUN
DAY MERCURY Osed Charitable and eormatOry system
support, which this community is taxed many millions u
DOLLAR, annually practically based iaud nfiny AMI wronytha
excellent theory, It's operation literally satanic Ham
po hy these political associations OF lacking the fearless energy which
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STARTLED THE WHO

People held up their hands horror and would have DO ub,ed the Dis
gushing could bat the Gamnng testimony TOO
strong consistent overwhelming 20 be questioned IL proved
Int IN Tie ear of Once. 1901. the
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TEN THOUSAND EXTRA COPIES
Hil be printed. and 4 Is honed that The supply Of the

MODEL SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
will for equal to the demand Lightning press capable
delivering C sheets hour powerful implement and yet
with the AID o. this machine which knows % SATURDAY
evening until O'Clock Sunday task To work on Ia
edition Of THE SUNDAY MERCURY in time for Sunday
fast table.
thing 70 hear people talking o. the marvellous success
Of THE SUNDAY MERCURY but the truth that there n0thn
marvellous about IT, Why should be thought strange that the bes
published this continent should be appreciated accord
ing It's deserts By hrewd thoughtful wdeawake community Ii
the departments Of local news and teemphc Intelligence cra
DISTANCES THE ENTIRE PRESS
Of the Metropolis No daily paper the Union has larger bette
organized staff u reporters equal facilities for unVa
Ing and exposing the
EVIL DOINGS OF AUTHORITY.
Like Asmoieus, in La SaIes tale Of Ls Dabie Br one o. II
missions snatch the conventional coverings under wh
official Greed Snsussm and Cruelty pursue their practices
up their coors for benefit Of society Ac.
Ing - -. .--.--
VIGILANT SENTINEL
Of the people It suffers abuse Of power pass
challenged or UUdeuounced. On
SUNDAY LAST
half columns Of TfB SUNDAY MERCURY devoted
comings msloug Of the COMMISSIONERS CHART
and the heretofore unhead Of atrocities lts
date suborlnates and their employees The >rpO@
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Proposals.


orres Or ATT o, s.g sgTTsscF f. I1
ARMY STrPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
n ta dupci- s D.. frecyl b tie naisr'gned until oeoes
on "WEDNESDAY i. g, II, ,ap' ing igf the us 81 ~, IS 80
wa''S e%D r.ei" .isi issop or ss ar
Meat To fall weight and Thoroughly aled
Be all ~le % packed and the brands a.o the
Ts gai to %. s,ei at such inspection yards shall agreed
900 sa. Of sr,, qratr PILOT BREAD to he good
thoroughly baked perfectly dried before being pse1ed and ia
.hi packed q - pounds bread to each boz boxes to be
70 he bread bottom 1d TOP s,g pse o. M b ~ t p
reject s he quality o the sour or other respect as
10000 pounds Nsw RICE eesu good stout oak barrels Ike
900 pounds ssi selected TEA in original half chests,
oag gern rsess to be matted vel sirappg ard 70 p order
b. marked n ian viii e Of the party Offering tue ao and hop
B are rea 10 fcr not more than samples each knd
Of Bids Tor tea ma BE- made 10 bond or duty paid
Ths required Jr i1asdiat ishroy
sample. nee be delivered with the proposals and
and The proposals mu'' be specific IN eompng pe with Az ne
We Re Undersigned hereby guarantee should al any part Of
purpo nd condition. also thai ven contract WITH bonds TO the
The sellers name place and the date Of purchase well
shipping b. herrane
be plainly marked es package All other old marks mH DO
Certificates Of inspection by professional packer, inspectors oAr
gG ~ party l@n'a,"g ~. & % m malt, T "p eoaop % and
The meat vii also be e1snne passed upon parties from this
once on the part oihe United States ,,, , -
The will be- inspected o. the date Of delivery and com
pared with The inued samples BY inspector appointed by this
Office who's esIlcaie wv be required ~, ,, . oo a. 60d.
CSf,o are eIp5ie to hold their goods without expense the
Bi1a, oy Ppopo.ais c,u 3, J.1e his oc chh must D,
frod ,ssp, addrssd 10 the Hnd,g"@Sd @ s GsS "d0r'd
Proposals Jor subsistence st1rear H. r CLAhAE q
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Gmhsfmcrts.

~
'ENHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MRNAGBMk co,
Broadway, between spring anl F1ncS sA
BYBRY AFTERNOON AT q: EVENING AT g.
TliR 0BBAT ATTRACTION
MR. DION BOUCCAULTS CELBBBATED DhhAA
OCGOROON,
q
produced with NRw sCENgRY MECHANICAL RFPBCTS. AMI
STAGE APPOINTMENTS ar n which the popular Comedian
YANKEE LOCKE.
viii appear bis excellent per0uaon OF SALRM SCUDDR Ths
piece cast 10 the
FULL STRENGTH or TIIB COMPANY
This . the Only pRce Of u The whers
LADIES. FAMILIES. AND CHILDREN
nav pass an AGREEABLE ard INSTRUCTIVE DAY
To he at all hours
THB RNTIRH CONTENTS OP THE UTICA MUSEUM
GREAT LIVING CURiOSTIBS.
GTASTRSS DWAkP, CIbCASSlAN Girl.
30 SPECIMENS or LIVING AUSTRALIAN BIRDS.
LIVING SNAKES MONhRYS. LEARNED SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY
GRAND AQUARIA
OVER 200 900 OTHER CUROSrTTBS
Admission. 30 cents; children under 10. 10 cents
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CUPREMIt COURT-DAvIp ARMsTR0Ns

CUPREMII COURT-DAVIp ARMSTR0NS
- saa others Az, THE MILL RIVER WOOLBN MASUFACTUk
ING order in rh. above se.os EsSs %
sA Ap 1857 Joan Kelly shsrif % The cay anu HSeA @
Of NswyoIi viii ,sll Al auction the 18th day e N
n oeocl a. az ID, An, al the Of Fphan Gilbert Co. No
Lsops In the Cty NsvYork all the right t nd in,srss
Of A River Weoen Manufacturing Company which they % on
the April 1851 time ser.sd Of IN and 70 eer'sn
popty of cloths hsi day attached by me- ulaet
sud perssaat 70 asehmen ed IN tes above sesen
Dated nsy 1897 JOHN KELLY sasur JOHN OAFFuA' esa"
HaeuI
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n o1 SevYors - ERWIN q. COMSTO5K. Plaintiff against
THOMAS r. MORGAN and GEORGE RHINE
HART composing OF Morgan Rhine FRY Cent stamp
hart Defendant SummunsFor moneg de- .ou original cancelled
n,nd ON Contract tCom ssryc) To the
Defendant above named hereby summoned ,nd required 10
en- the complaint this aon which VII he hed IN the once OF
the Clerk NcN York at the City Hall IN the
iy OF copy 70 TIE said com
pn on subscriber his Office 70 Exchange Place Nwlok CITY,
shn twenty day OF this exclusive
Of the day and II TAIL The said complaint
within the time Aforesaid plaintiff this action will take Judgment
against yo the Of Thirty three hnadr and eveIy do and
Noyemhr
4 bup and s1tsit besides this soon
Two Thousand dollars with interest o
bfb Inv New February 18th 1907.
CiiAS H. HATCH. Plaintiff p Exchange Place
Copu the 6ld In the once of tue Clerk or
the y and Of iork, the City Hall In the said City
Anil a, la Ap2s law6wM
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SUPREME gCOURT-City and County of
- SHORTCOMINGS POWELL and ISAAC 7. GREEN
p,pss against THE SOUTHSDE RAILROAD COMPANY Defend
summons for Money Demand Contcto the abovenamed
defendant. You are hereby aud
aud the complaint IN this acon y internal keyenne
fled the ofce ofthe SOC. Cancelled
Clty Hal in
the y and to copy Of the sub
scrh. AZ MS Office Wareet the CIty Of NrWl within
twenty service hereof exclusive of The Jay of such 'e
, and you fa said within the time sOea
ib plaintiff IN will against for th Of
Thousand from the Of February
.e. April T. 1867
JOHN g. PINNIE Plaintiffs AOTHeV, No II WsllsL
The compant been sled the once OF the Clerk OF
NewYork Cuuty City Hall IA the CITY Of Newlerk tbs h DAY
~ Nav 1897. JOHN 6. PINNiE Plaintiffs AtorueT.
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
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pBRUyT Paiuin sgt J0HNF. CHAMBERLlN. DesndSnt-Snm,
on.-for ,ee-To DerAdantlou hereby ummeEsd aud
.'. required TO the complain; IN this acton wheh WIZ
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Court CITY 81 Bookyn C"upty - Nsps
stamp Of answer % the SAID ss@pant on
cert the spbserbeI Office No ~ Miiamst ne Cs OF
NeWYoth within twenty days aher tss sec" a. h sgs
moss on you exclusive dsv of such service; and you m 70
sp.wer M. sat time, Aforesaid tire plaintiff tlis
action app, az demanded IA Ae complaint
Dated March 1867. GEO. q. ,BLANhB PhinHH Auorh'f
The mentioned complain, le IN s s"hee Oh zoe
day Of May 6E0RGE -. BLANkE, PAnrs aternel'
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