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INQUEsTS.

Coroner keenan, WAS yesterday requested to
hold an inquest No. Thirdave over the body OF
Charles Fitzpatrick who died as that place Saturday
evening 1t ascertaned that the deceased had on
the 10Th ut been fOscbly elected from barber shop
short distance from his residence and falling the pave
ment had received fracture OF the skull pOetmOrtem
examination was made ly Wooster Beach, NJ. D., who
found that death had resulted from a fracture
of the slulL Owing 10 the absence OF the
necessary witnesses the adjourned until today
Deceased native OF Ireland, aged ~ years. On
saturday the body OF an unknown man was found float
inr IN lie water of Pier NO 49, East River and removed
t be Morgue by order OF Coroner Keenan,. Deceased
aeut feet inches in hight has sandy hair whiskers,
md mnstaeha He has ragged out across the forehead,
svi,,ch NAV nave been caused by coming in contact
I'm q epike or other sharp substance, while
seating near the dock. The same Coroner,
On Saturday, held and Inquest over the body
n William Egan native of ireland, aged IS years, who
died frem injuries received on the lOh nst by iSng
rom tsee near the corner Of Bast Broadway ana Mar
Tetst Deceased was employed In MeMabons stables In
Fast Broadway aud lived In tho BUILDING sIso az Iho
Sew-York Hospital over the body OF William eehmeI
German, aged so years lately employed ny the Efo hh
way Company, who few weeks ago received FRACTURE
n the arm and other injuries, by being run ever ny
gravel train on the above road.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest over te bOuy
u Morris DAVIS an agent OF Messrs j, j. Pollock CO..
On Saturday the deceased taken suddenly III ~ MS
Employers store, and dice In 9 few moments. Mary
PhalOn aged 70 years died Suddenly Yesterday morning
40 her residence No. 25 East seYentyfOurtst Coroner
Rollins was requested 10 hold an inquest
Coroner SchTiner requested 70 hold an uuuest at
No iG0 Tbrdst. over the body Of Casper schntman,
Gernsn emRra5t aged 80 years. who died suddenly YOs
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OWL.

In the Kings County Surrogate's Court, be-
fore the Hon. VIM g. Veeder, Surrogate, the following
Wills were proved during the past week. Ernest Pede OF
Flatbush L. l.; Thomas 4. Richards Gilbert H. Brooks,
Edward W. LeRerts JOseph Osborn, and Rachel Ann
Towt, all OF Brooklyn Letters OF administration
were granted in the estates of James Haggerty Of
Flatbush; Franz Wegemann, Francis Porrue, John
Rusher James Mccormack Susan T. Miller, and Bridget
Purdy, all OF Brooklyn. Letters OF Guardianship OF
Michael Conroy James COnroy and John Oenroy, were
granted TO Margaret Conroy their mother; OF Charles
Oldenburgh, Caroline Odellburgh, and William Olden
burgh, 10 Gerhard Vessel, all OF Brooklyn; and OF
Pauline Hemlnger 10 Anthony Hildebrandt OF New
Loie, l.. /.
In the Surrogatc's Court, before Gideon j.
Tucker Surrogate, the following wills were admitted
during the week ending May Thom0s Garner John j.
owen Uriah Hendricks Elizabeth Coser, Louis Planer
(ioregn) Letters OF administration were granted on es
tates OF william W. Brown, James EdmOnds Isaac V.
Wood william Doughty, John II. Gillespie, Mary buter,
Dorothea G. Knapp, John Knapp, Henry G. Waeller Emma
b. scribner, AdOph NJ. Anderson, Anna j. Giles. Betsey
Grant, Patrick McCormic, Peter Joostens. Elizabeth L.
Summers Nicholas Miller, Maria Veronica, William V.
Wallace John Cow. The following calendar OF contested
issues for May 1869, will be called Tuesday May IL: NO
l. Administration OF goods, &c, OF Henry g. Lyon No
g. will OF Lucus Chttenden; No g. VIII OF Richard OH
len; No T. VIII OF George Philip Solder No s. Admins
tratiOn OF goods &c. Of Isabella H. BuTohl alias Arm
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large increase in the Internal Revenue receipts The
total decrease is sSoo0o The amount Of gold on hand
Ia @2,Oo0.O00 State bonds were dull and lower
North Carolina and Tennessee bonds. Railway
bonds firm and good request by investors. Mis-
oelaneous and Express shares were dull and without
special interest Pacific Mail UNSURPASSED for sale for
speculative account selling at "a clOsing 92 Western
Union Telegraph was firm ct 4sioISi Railway shares
were duh and somewhat unsettled from the faot that the
members Of both Boards engaged In discussing the
proposed consolidation Of tho two organizations.
The New-York roads continued firm with
good demand Reading was lower on
tho reports OF strike in the coal regions Lake Shore
ana Michigan Southern strong st. Paul shares and
Toledo and Wabash were in request. North Western
Preferred was weaker, while the Common was strong
advancing to 49, closing s7Iae7i Fort Wayne and Rock
Island without special activity. AT the National
Board the transactions in Erie very heavy ranging
from 2saa46h closing mann The market less scttve
than for days. az tho close, however there was
more aotiye demand for shares based upon the Bank
Statement, and the market closed steady.
Tho following were tho closing quotations Of Govern
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of the International Bridge Company incorP 20
rating the Psoc Savings Bank In the Third Ward OF the
City OF New. York incorporating the Bethlehem Mutual
Insurance Association or ian additional almshouse In
ing licenses to soil liquor the Allegheny and Cattarau
Gus Reservations; Incorporating the Lucern Water
Works limiting jurisdiction OF Justices of Peace
in Buffalo; amend the charter Of the New York Mu
ments in State Prisons and Penitentiaries; to
laT out Pairmountave, West Farms; 70 ex-
oude superhuous matter In Legislative printing for
iron bridge at Brockport to restore the channel OF the
the Oswego CaDa to amend tho law relative trusees
fixing the salaries OF the Kings County Supervisors at
$1,000 relation to real estate derived by descent from
aliens dying lntestate extending the legal meaning OF
increasing the saaries OF Appeals and Supreme Court
Judges and the Clerk and reporters Of the Court OF Ap
peals. rt .H
f VETO MESSAGE. - ans
message received from the Governor yetoing tho
bill relating TO the Jordan Academy and FREQ school In
District No. T. the town Of Elbrdge 0nondsga County
The Jordon AcademY constituted by special act In
ecademica department IN Free Bohoo District No IN
law passed that year revise and consolidate the acts
relating to public instruction. The Jordan Academy
passed into the charge Of the Board of Education OF the
District II was provided by the special ACT Q96 that
the Board Of Education might nI the terms OF tuition
But by the subsequent passage Of act known as the
Free School law the privilege OF requiring payment from
pupils taken from all the departments tine academeal
ncuded of the public schools From the operation OF ths
general provision, the Jordan Aondemy seeks
1t would get the benefit of the Public School system and
yet be OF liberty to require payments for tuition from
soIne of its pupils The teachers and pupils OF TINS AGA
demca department are reported by the Board OF Edc
ton Common School teachers and pupils ana, oOnse'
Quenty counted toward the pro rata share on the
public money assigned TO the district The bill without
precedent and would establish bad one The veto was
sustained by &C to L. Adjourned Till Monday morning.
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me PhiIadetphfa NORTH Arerican saws OF the coal

The Phddephd NORM AnerIcdH says OF the coaI trade;
The market Is in very unsettled condition Between
aud counter rnOrs OF strikes the Scranton sale
and the advance OF tolls the Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad 1t Is almost impossible 10 state the exact
tone Of the trade. The rates OF drawbacks arc
average decrease OF about cents un and the prices
realized at the Scranton sale the 18th u 20 cents adj
the previous one and about the current mar
ket hglires There was decided falling off in the de-
mAnd In the early part Of the week. but during the last
day two It has become stronger with an evident desire
on the part the purchasers 10 obtain prompt shipments
This change partly owing to feeling that tho gen
era cessation Of work Will take place on the SIN ins bus
the great anxiety for immediate shipment s caused BY
the change In tolls There be nothing definitely said
OF the coming period OF suspension nor OF the positive
power OF the Mnerss UniOn but IL almost certain that
It's strength will be tested this month II the combination
wields tho immense influence with tho men which II Is
asserted 1t does the production viii undoubtedly be cur
tailed and prices kept remuneratve rates stOppaRe
will doubt take place at no very distant day whether
ii will solely caused by the labOrers by the con-
dion of the market remains to be proved The 8h inst
had been positively fixed by the men for general sus
pensiOn,
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE SuPS-
moR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1852, 900 acres of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chises and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as q
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
COUPONS. Holders of $50 BONDS can exchange at
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. limited
amount for sale, and full particulars furnished By
JAY COOKE & Co.
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ANOTHER ERIE SUIT-ALLEGED LIBEL By THE
MONEY EDITOR OF THE NEwYORK TIMES.

Frederick A. Lane agt. Caleb g. RorUeli.-The
plaintiff who in the last years Erie litigation
cated with James Fisk IT, and br. Could has brought
suit against the money editor OF The Ne Fork Times for
an alleged libel contained In his money articles IN that
journal An order Of arrest issued Friday against
Mr. NOrye bailahle In $4,000, and served on him.
He gave the required ball The following Is the com
plant In the action:
COurtPrederiok A. plnlf Caleb O. hoUel
defeEdant-Tbe plaintiff complains aud alleges:
and al all the times hereinafter mentioned
tho Erie RANhy Company owning
a railway Of great value and doing large business
Sead That the 10Th day Of April 1893 Al the city Of YORK.
owing false malicious and seAdAlous libel printed and
concerning the plsutG In the words and figures following 10
wit: An the receipts o. this Bhe" meaning the raid
Rrs Railroad and Of s leased lses intending
pundng raod the Atlantic snd Great wrn aniug that
phG bad punaGed tue properly Of the Atlantic and Great West
Railroad COmpaDy grabbed al fast they n
ed for the general speculative Of Could and Fsk and
Lane mehung this plaintiff and meaning that the esrnng Of
the said converted BY the pba exclusively shd
rey private himself and The Gould PSk and
them used Ia speenaioBs OF their own
Tird That the defendant the hnnea Editor Of the said
paper usually writes the articles In Of which tho said
libel pnted aud the pnn Informed and believes the said
BY the defendant and published by his
That the contained the libel forth
wholly false both gross and detail general and every pseu
lar
Sl00010 damages FHLD SHHAKHAS, PlaAtifG Attorneys
Of Ne York Frederick A. Lane being daily
complaint IL true Of his knowledge
therein stated bs information and belief
he believes ~ be FREDKHCK A. LACE
sworn 10 before me this LIST day Of May 1869.
MoRTIHER SMITH, Notary Puble, HsWYork
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THE MARKETS.
IC.refolly reported Cor Tan TRlsusu. {

lCareiully reported Cor TaH TRIBusSI . ,.1.
AsBs-Tbs market quie. at 81 1888 for P0 and ~ i7i0
80 IS for PearA 49, -.
have bad r degree o activity our msrhcs
fot and State Flour the week more espee TOT
grades these freely by local and eoaSsc 80
have Improved supply Family ard meda
gnaes oa Of sale and have been dSposed 81 AZ
and irregular prices and the trade them has been
light The ppVeaeut the low grades has been lsd2o oo
these skill upward tendency The exports OF the Ne
$50 bb including Europe 46i bb South America HS
West Indies 1910 and 10 the British Provinces JlW ~
Al the close demand Western aud State Flour was AR we
considered and the low grades stronger but The medium ana
brands heavy bills S5 sd 50 " or
stsie S60 Is BI;ra Se Sc 45s7 for Fancy Sse 5
ass 40 for the Tow grades Of Western kIra 30 ~ 3 f~s
TO choice Wheat 400 ~ IS for Annesota
Extras so 30$ sc 70 for shipping Ohio SIaS1 20 ios % 20 ss
aud Family brands 81 500B8 Do; ~ was aSs
Amber Winter Wheat BKtrs Indiana and hiehgsei ~
for White Wheat do. 90 lO@$9 90 ier , fagliv K,,y,
snd 81 i50Bl9 for Louis Extra ADD Deuene 80
California Flour easier aud quiet sales 81 SO s eai.i
90 rs Tor Horn S9Qbl0 for lSthmgs Soshsin az %
1p without change the sales 250 bills At ~ ~ GSrS.
hrJo good Extra Baltimore aud Country % J90Se~ 0s
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RATrRDAY. MnY I-R. N.

Gold sold at 13il, 1875, closing at 1876 bid.
The clearngs AZ the Gold Exchange Bank were t75,.
10000 and the balances $Oss7I9 The Perer0 took
out 81 300 in treasure making the total exports for tho
week $50. The Alaska brought t69OOIs The Gsy.
eminent paid In coin interest sJ23O76s making total
for the week Of A226o Che receipts duties for the
week were e., 24l $40.
Government bonds dull and unsettled at the opon
ng OF business but at the close became strong ut tho
highest points yet reached The foreign demand con
tnues and large purchases were made Of Registered
bonds by domestic investors Tho monthly Debt state
ept shows al unexpectedly large decrease owing 10 the
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TIE COURTS.
THE STATE COURTS.

The Supreme Court this month holds three
Circuits Part being also Oyer and Termiuor At these
Justices Sutherland Barnard, and Cardozo will preside
Mr.. Justice Ingraham will hold tho Special Term and
Mr. Justice Clerke will sltn Chambers There will prob
ably be meeting OF the General Term during the first
week to render decisions and admit law students who
have passed both examinations In tho Superior Court
Justice MoCunn Ia assigned TO the Special Term and JUS
tces Jones and Mone 70 the Trial Terms
barbour with Justices Freeman and Fithlan. will hold
the General Term In the Common Pleas, Judges DAILY
and Barrett hold the Trial Terms Judge Brady sitting at
Chambers and on Special Term The Calendars In the
Marine Court will be called by Judge Alker
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, on Saturday, JUS
tice Dowlng committed VIM simpson. keeper OF book
store at No ST Centres for selling indecent literature
George Grey caught In the acot forobly enter
ing the dwelling OF Louis Melhouse at No. 81 Bayardss
and was committed TO tho Tombs.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, before Justice Dodge two boys, William Finley ana
Peter Doyle were examined on the charge OF knocking
down and robOing Rudolph Karen, on the corner OF
Houston and Greenwioh-sts Friday last They took
his watch and chain worth t25. They committed
TO without bail James Conway, ia default OF
1900 bail committed for stealing watch and chain
on Saturday from Patrick Lacey. For brutal as
saut Margaret Weldon. John Williams gave ball TO
answer In the sum of $500.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House refused to concur in the Senate amend.
ments TO the TOwn-bondinR bi, striking out certain
counties from It's operation, and prohibiting municipal
corporations through which the road already runs from
aiding rival railroads, uDless the road already punt ap
upon the assessment rolls specified IN the act
The House acted the Senate amendments until ~
o'clock, when O third reading was reached.
PASSED.
Incorporating the Clinton County Savings Bank; In
relation 70 the Baptist Church OF Clyde 10 amend the
charter Of Randolph in relation TO the Brooklyn and
NewtOwn Railroad; for the protection Of tie bridge over
ChemunR river, In the town Of Corning 70 establish
Receiver OF Taxes IN New Ro0hele to increase the cap
tai stock OF the Long leland Safe Deposit Company
establishing new drive West Eleventhave, from
OEehundred and nifty sxthst north to the Institution
Tor the Blind declaring the westerly branch OF the ST.
Regis river public highway; 10 construct a free bridge
over the Chemng rver In relation 10 the Elmra Female
College, allowing the Excise Commissioners TO revoke
license for cause on sufficient notification.
RRPORTB
Authorizing the Controller Of NeyYOrk to appoint four
minority report. In relation to Lilo Health Insu.
rance Companies.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING
TO encourage the formation OF waterpOwer manufoc.
turing companiesi authorizing the payment OF certain
moneys TO the state Treasury reapprOprang "A certain
portion OF tho United States Deposit Fund for the
benefit OF academies; Incorporating the Staten Island
Bridge Company; providing for tho construction
OF a canal In HewUtresht; 10 amend the charter
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JAY COOKE & Co.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.-The most recent one of the kind, in the
construction of which the Directors have aVailed
themselves of all the experience up to the present.
which has enabled them to produce moro secure ar
engagements than heretofore attained. In the Bur-
gGr and Fire Proof Vaul in their Fire Proof Building.
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured by
Combination Loc where tenants place securities
Of every description for small annual cost. The
officers will take pleasure in showing the Vault.
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NER-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBANI, May

ol$NAl @'ss'AbpANiB hAJ L.
REPORTS.
The Railroad Committee presented large
number Of adverse reports, among thom the following
for the better protection Of travellers Fourthave the
Harlem Mill BILL which tabled motion Of Mr..
Dreamer railroad in third-st allowing steam
on Atanticave Brooklyn; extending tho power OF tho
Erie Raroad Incorporating the Long Island Tunnel and
oa % TSsRs 70 ne aTos SAFE Oh inc
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Widening FrankliD-ave, Fatbush; Incorporating the
New-York Burglar Insurance Company; amending the
charters Of Jamaica, Union SPRING. and Booneyie con:
NewYork relating TO the fees Of the Sheriff OF the City
and County OF York and TO fees OF referees In par
for City Hall in Oswego to authorize certain towns IN
TO amend charter OF the Harlem River aud Porches
railroad; to authorize the SoutAside Railroad TO
an improved steam dummy in the streets OF Brooklyn 10
Incorporate tho Excelsior sayngs Bank OF NewYork TO
authorize the construction OF railroad from NewBrgh
ton 10 the Onondaga Valley.
To incorporate the American Trust Company chang
ing the Of the YOrkyille Baptist Church for the
erection OF an House in Brooklyn closing part OF
Hunterhy-road in Brooklyn TO incorporate the Real
time for the completion Of the Buffalo City Railroad to
widen and pave North SecOndst Brooklyn in relation
streets in Now-York whereby the city viii pay portion
when for the general good authorizing oswego TO Dor
row money 10 build City Hall
AMENDING THE EXCISE LAW.
Mr. ODONEELL moved to recommit the bill amenda-
' 81 t piS, Sso @ S h .pS sSS sale Of ale
beer except much thereof as ob the granting Of license to
h Spd The BIce may their dscrehos grant
euSes M ale beer for not @ than 90 others
than those hote and that these
proToas eIte6d all portions Of the State the metropolitan
District
Mr. WILLIAMS moved to lay 1t on thetable. LOst-5
TO 10.
The motion to recommit was carried-14 TO l2 The
Yeas were all Republicans, and the Nays were all Demo
Gratis with the exception OF Messrs. FOger and Hum
tn o'clock the Senate considered the special order,
which claim bills.
The Senate ordered third reading number Of claim
bs also the bills incorporate the AbngdOnsquare
Savings Bank and 10 amend the Excise law. Adjourned
until Monday morning.
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.,v manning Decaased arrived in this country on
Thursday last Also, the body OF Margaret Foley
native OF Ireland aged 30 years, who died suddenly "a
Ler No 228 FTstavo. Also over the Douy
Of An unknown man. about years OF age found floating
an the water off tho foot of East Nineeenthst Deceased
had sandy hair mustache and black cloth coat
and owe
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THE BLAIspEL. AND EcKEL DIsTrLLERY CASE

The matter of Blaisdel and Eckel was up
before Judge Blaohford Saturday. on mo ton 70 set
aside a sao OF Baigde and Eckcls property, under an
bankrupts who now serving out terms of mprlson
ment for defrauding the Government OF the tax on
whisky. Mr. Mcmahon appeared for the mortgage on
the property Mr. SecOr and Mr. DohOhue for tho assg
nee Mr. Phelps represented the interests OF the Govern
ment After hearing the argument In the case the Court
reserved its decision,
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Among the changes the Stock Exchange note the
following Mr. William Alexander Smith, formerly Pres
ident OF the Board has associated himself with Mr. VIII
liam g. Meredith under the style OF William Alexander
Smith Company for the transaction Of stock commits
sion business at No 20 wal.st The firm have large
cash capital Mr. William 7. Phipard has been admitted
to the firm of whitehouso Company. Messrs. George
A. and william H. osgood have formed copartnership
under the style of osgood Brothers, and taken Offices at
No IS Broadst. Mr.. W, b. wadsworth. formerly with
vermyea Company has taken an Office at No. Il Wall
st. for tho transaction Of commission business In Gov
eminent bonds.
The members Of the New-York Stock Exchange and
Open Board to-day held executive sessions In reference
TO the consolidation Of their respective boards into one
organization The time has long since passed when two
boards were desrabe and the conservative members Of
both organizations have for long period been DESTROYS
OF aunlgamating. The only obstacle TO the union
caused by personal feeling the part OF some OF the
members Of tho Open Board as TO who should
take the initlatory steps The New-YorK Stock
ment Board to full membership payment OF $1,000 The
meeting Of the Open Board developed tho fact that the
committee appointed had not fairly represented the feel
lngs Of the majority Of members, and new committee
was appointed committee appointed 70 take legal
advice upon the subject OF moving by Injunction TO re-
the regular board from admitting the Government
brokers per head which step would be contra
OF the joint agreement 20 tx tho initiation fee OF
both boards at $4,000.
The interest the bonds and stocks OF the City and
county payable demand by the Chamberlain in the
new County Court House. the amount being follows:
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.Rl5.220AI2 %

No bonds were issued 10 the Pacific Railroad during
April The statement however shows an increase Of
accrued interest Of S2s l the bonds OF said road since
the last statement.
The foowingis the statement OF Fractional Currency
received and shipped during the past week Receipts
nome shpments-To the Assistant Treasurer at Boston,
100000; TO Depository at Chicago, $4,000; to National
Banks and Others s05s3 the Treasurer holds In trustas
security for circulating bank notes, tSi2 7S6sCO Public
deposits tOq5j35O National bank notes Issued during
tho week. s2l,545 total to date sJi,5O7A mutated
bills returned s3573b69; insolvent bank notes redeemed
O5s3os; total circulation at date, t299so9f6O; rac
tlonal currency redeemed during the week, $I3SsoO
Tho Morris and Essex Railroad Company have been ne
gotatng for the right OF way for tho extension OF the
road between Paterson and tdcwator This extension
will furnish road from the coal regions IL VIII.
Also. DO important passenger route through central
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strong; No g. VIII OF Daniel Knsman No. 7. Letters
testamentary estate Frederick 81. Dieterich; No VIII
Of James Perclva.