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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
THE ALEXANDER MYSTERY.

Coroner Flynn and jury yesterday continued
the investigation into the circumstances attendant on
the death OF Capt John Alexander. who was alleged TO
have been poisoned Dy Ira and Esther Gardiner with
whom lie was boarding In Harlem.
Prof. Il. Ogden DOremus to whom the Internal organs
had given for aualy cation, submitted his report
The stomach being opened, found 10 present no
indications Inflammation uceratOn nor were there
any perloratons The large and small intestines pre-
seiitcd no appearance Of inflammation. The liver kld
and give evidence OF recent disease The washlngS
OF the stomach and large and small uesnes were sepa
rately and critically submitted to chemical analysis Tor
volatile and organic pOsons but no traces or the pres
ence of morphine ryehDne and the like were disc0v
cred No Of the presence OF organic pOls0ns were
were any Of metallic posous found Portions OF
the liver, the kidneys, and the muscular tissue were ds
solved, and critically examined for the various pOlsonsi
hut none were discovered Prof. DOremus, In conclu
sion, DECLARED that with the employment or the best
scicntic Skill aud knowledge of which he Is possessed
he has discovered no chemical evidence OF poison ,
DR. Shine wished TO know II the deceased mad del
from effect OF mOrpha could any trace Of 1t be FOUND
after death Prof. DOremus replied there wOid not;
for counsel for the dcense sald mat con
stipatiou and other effects would be VISIBLE; IN the
present Of these effects were dscernable.
Counsel the defense then reverted 10 the eNdtnce OF
several persons which had been read to the jury ana
stated any serious investigation were To he gone INTO
It would ba necessary have these witnesses present 1T
order that they might be confronted WITH the jury! other
wise the evidence worthless So.
Assistant DistTct.AtOrncy Blunt admitted tlS' Dut
said that the evidence taken at his suggestOn III
order to expedite matters. . ,--...-.
Flynn then adjourned the furthef lhVestga'
ton until Saturday the case was coming up TO-DAY III
court ON "A writ of nHbras corpus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
THE MISSING STEAMSHIPS.

In spite of the hopeful kilograms sent from
England daily the public, as well as most OF the Promi-
nent shipping merchants this SIDE have given up for
lost the City Of Boston Some hopes are still entertained
for the safety Of the steamship smd IL appears that
there has been than the usual quantity OF ice In the
Atlantic this Winter and from reports of vessels arriving
in Europe as well here ii may he seen that there have
been several terrific hurricanes in mid Ceean the fury of
which has reached the coast line on either side Of tue
Atlantic. -, -
As some confusion has occurred In the newspapers IN
reference vessels which have been lost u may
be as well to state that the Liverpool and philadelphia
Steamship Line was organized time previous to the
Liverpool New-York, and Philadelphia steamship Com
uany Inman Line The former Company lost the steam
Ship City Of Glasgow; she never was heard from alter
leaving port Some time aferward portions OF wreck
supposed to be of that vessel picked IN on the coast
of ireland. The Company also lost the steamship
CITY Of Philadelphia of Cape Race on her first voyage
The vessel was total loss but every person on board
was saved. ,,
The Inman line have lost the steamship Glasgow BY
fire lust outside OF Sandy Hook, aud the steamship Cty
OF New-York Daunrs Rock at the entrance to Corr
harbor In both instances hands were saved 30 'a
third vessel only lost by this Company. which IL distinct
organization from the line to which the city oil glasgow
aud City Of PhadelphIa originally belonged.
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NETTING OF POLICE JUSTICES.

The several Police Justices of this city met in
regular session at the Tombs yesterday, and Justice
bowling presided 10 resolved that the sessions Of
the Board of Police Justices should be open hereafter to
representatives Of the press that tine refusal OF Justice
Bowling attend former meeting should be considered
at the next sitting, and that the Court Of Special SEES
sions sc held Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF
each week. commencing at 10 a. H., excepting In the
months Of June and July, when the Saturday meeting
Will DO omitted.
Justice Hogan then made a long comment on the
present system OF bringing prisoners 10 Court at
soemly hours, and declared that the magistrates were
compelled 10 await the convenience OF Police Captains.
He in favor OF enforcing the law compelling the
arTaignment Of prisoners for examination soon
possible after their arrest and moved that committee
be appointed 10 confer with the Police Commissioners.
Justices Hogan Ledwith and Bixby appointed such
Committee.
II was ordered that the several Police Courts he opened
Mt "A and remain open until II m, 10 be reopened
OF 2, and 10 be closed at D.
The remaining appointments then made fol-
lows: Peter NJ. Ledwtb Deputy Clerk; Michael Lam.
bert, Recording Clerk; Christopher Moore Patrick Me.
.inns and Edward Ienton, Servers OF Subpenas; Law
renee Collins. Messenger.
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INOCESTS.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
at Bellevue Hospital the body OF Bridget llenney
who was burned by her clothing taking fire on sunday
morning at No ~ West Thirtyhfth-st on the
body Of Alice Thompson, age 30, who died III Beesue
Hospital from injuries received Feb. o. by accidentally
falling down q ght OF stairs at No Hague-st Coroner
Rollins held an inquest at the hospital over the
body OF Samuel T. Lippncott age 80, who diei from
fracture Of the skull caused by being struck on the he@d
with fragment Of rock thrown from blast IN Thirty
ffthst near Eleventh Coroner Keenan, concluded
the inquest IN the of ThOs j. Flynn who was onhd
drowned at the foot of West ThrtyfOurtht on IAur"
day last Bernard eary testified that on the previous
evening he returned from funeral with MI tyun' anu
placed him in Belt Railroad ear az Inc South rem
saw or heard no more Of him until the following n"l'
when he was told Of the body being fOuuh Ddtld bap
cock n boermaker, testified thar while at work on tie
steamer in, lying at the foot of West IhyIou'h
st. he discovered the body; his foreman, MI Massoh AZ
the request OF officer McQuade, examined the Colhhs
and found a gold watch. which he exhibited, and inca
re placed in the pocket; Officers McQuade and Colbert
then turned the body aud effects To the OF Oeer
Coifey when the body drawn from the water ana
examined, tme afterward. the watch was missing
verdict OF accidental death by drowning was gyen
aud the Jury recommended that the proper AUTHORITIES
make full investigation Of the larceny which had oeeh
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STREET PAyElfENTS.

The Common Council have under conSidora-
ton ordinances pave the parts of streets designated
with the following pavements:
NICoLsOS PAvEMESr.-Slxty -irst'st from Fourth 10
IcXingtOn-ave. ,.,s, 80 3D.,
GTIpEr IMPROVED STONE PAvENEST.-FlIth-aVe., from
WaslngtOm square 10 FIFTY -niuth-st. s-.,-
Observation-Disclosures eventh-a se. troml lrtyIOufti-
st. TO Fortysecondst.; Thirty fourthst, from Ninth
ave 10 Tenthaye.; Nineeenth-st, from SiXthaye. 10
Tentraye; sccondavo.. from Eighty-sixthst 10 one
hundrc,-ahd twenty- thirdst; Twenty fourths, from
sixthaye. to Tcnth-avc Fory.eghth.st, from Third
ave TO Ffthaye; BroOme-st., from NOrfolkst To the
East River; Essexst from DivisiOn-st. TO stantonet
Orcnar,st from Diyisiops to HoustOn.st Nineteenth
81 from Avenue TO the East River; Thirty eghthst.,
from Lexing ton-ave. TO the East River; Mangln'
ST. from StantOn.st. 10 UOustonst.; CorloaIsst.,
from south-st. Water-st.; sOuthst, from
Mont gomery.st TO Corlearsst. Fifty-nnth-st. from
Tenthayc. To Hudson River; Ninthave., from Four
teentn 10 Twenty hrd-st; SecOndHye, from Forty
ond 10 SXyrs ST.; Forty eighth-st, from Ninthave 10
IIudson River; Sevcntcenth-st from Sixth 10 Tenth
ave. Tifty-.ecOud-st from Eighth to Nnhave.; Forty
secondst. from Teuth.aye. to Hudson River; Eighty
teycnth-st. from Third TO Fourthave.; Westst, from
UaInuOnd.st. 20 Tcnthayc; Chrlstopherst., from
ich.ave to Westst; Sullivan-st. from Houston
10 Canal ST.; Prnce-st, from Broadway to Charltonst
hfth-st, from Tcntbave To Hudson River Fifty
seyenth-st. from Second to Third-aye.; and Twenty
eighth, Twenty ninth, Thrtieth, and Itrty-rsls ts
from Elrstayc. to the East River.
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because he said Murray was as bad as ,he resi- res,
Of them; then repeated lor raa' except by a
Marshall remarked 10 mr. iostonces where
as my went there were n ,ssd and the
matter kept secret Va order that the enos VI ~ had
might bS ss. ana such ca.e
agreed not to inform tho orr IL e he
stated that he did not want these proceedings
made public for the present as there were so many o
would notify the DistrctAttorney himself or see that nc
was notified; theh came pacR w ny An U,V tIore
did not have another exehoed intervieW uomn 'noao
sent for once and Informed that there were some
five six parties at Mt Beknaps once VINO were reauy
TO swear TO afdavits; don't remember who told mo
went down In carriage 70 swear those parties Dut Only
sworo one: when got dhere saw nir. DeAh Ia RAJ
taken into the small office back stated 10 10 lr
knaps private Office some afdavs we're presented 10 me
and was reading tnen doh ae,nompe, hs haan
read; don't think ever was at Mr. Fulertons once
No. IL Pinest, with respect to aihdayis was az
No II Broadway on two or three OCCASIONS the te Was
In June or July but can't FIX the dates retained
Dupuys affidavit from the llth to the l2tn on ne E,h
the office and asked me II had the warrant fe h bd
the s1sy Y oca aaes had otherwise
me, but would do IL Immediately ne sad tnere was nc
smith was about TO leave town prepared the warrant
and just after had finished It MT Fullerton came INTO
the Office aud asked me II L had the warrant;
Mr.. Knox had left; Mr.. Fullerton came up
to the desk and asked me hau
just completed NJ mere u Is nov d oa NY under that
marked was the rst warrant haa d p 70 axe
section oi tue situ.s no thon a" ~ ,,,I ,a,,
the warrant to Mr Knox who had drawn ,he aiuan iS
and was more fainiiar with tne iao,s, anu no nnd
return H. the warrant was gwen 10 MT ~, Nh. a
he went out; told MIN IL must pc Ietr, ' W t
shall think his reply was. All right the next hnT~
edge I had OF this warrant was ABOUT ocioSh
IN the afternoon, when MI Dyett came INTO I'm, tns
Office, aud said that his client, Mr smltn, mao mao
been arrested ann he appeared Ior MN anu
wished to see the ainuavit; KNOWING DIT DyoIs s e
WELL handed nm the adaV anu Nc IL, h al anu which
me about the 0fcnse ana the amount OF pai, "m.h
fixed Mt 1000 while waltlhg Ior Sni' 70 De DIous
fore me. Fullerton came IN ana SAID ospoin, at a.
STAND that outn IN hrIes.eu, saau, hno;y,bt no
formed so by Mr. Dyct put ne mas hot oeen -
fore Inc :" THINK Mr. Fullerton salu NC ga" hih uUnn
stairs Mr. Dyett and Mr. Fullerton were there proDaDy
less than minutes Il told MIR. Dyett 10 was ABOUT
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Supposed FOrgery.-HonOrdble Discharge, OF
Lucas /. Deyorhis defendant was examined yesterday
before Commissioner Shields, charge OF forgery III
appears that friend Of DeyOs, named J0hn H. titus
rcsidiug in Duchess County received etter some o
about $50 payable to Joseph II. Titus. He supposed "
there was money coming him, and he had been known
while i'm the service by the name Of Joseph He accord
,ngy sent the check to Deyo, who cased IN goOd Iat
and the money to Titus. But 1t turns out ta
there Il another Joseph IT, Titus In Duchess County, LOT
whom the draft was really designed Deyo was arrested
but the examination yesterday resulted In ms honorable
discharge on the of the money to Assistant
Treasurer Folger who will forward 1t TO the Hghtiul
owner. o W,
LouerV Dealers Paying Up.-Robert Spencer WIN:
Smith, Alexander McGarren and - Johnson, All OF
whom arrested recently have paid to the collector
the special lottery dealers tax and the penalties incurred
by through paying 10 before, and were released
Yesterday frOIu bail By Commissioners Shields.
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SUPREME couRT-cmcrr-KIyGs COUNTY

Moses 4. WOppOck and oilers agt. Pr0SDer I.
Shan aud Otiers-Ihis suit was brought 10 recover
S03s 81. the amount OF bill OF goods sod by the pu
m in the early part of 1865 The parties are merchants
doing New appears that the defend.
ants purchased merchandise on time for lnan named
cfenats refused TO pay the amount upon presentation
of the bill and claimed he acting only as agents. An
action was brought before Judge Happen TO compel pay
ment which resulted IN verdict in favor OF the panH
for the amOut claimed An appeal taken ana TINS
suit came nm Several witnesses examined, and
argument wa. had by counsel Judge Gilbert charged
hs ury on the law relative TO agents doing business Tor
others aud said il tho defendants were acting as MT
Nowbuty's agents Mr.. Newbury was the responsible
uarty but IL IL speculation on the defendants own
part they liable. The jury rendered verdict Tor
he A fpiIlI
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SUPREME CoURr-clRcrn-PARr l.

Before Judge CdrdO=O.-Richdrd HcnneSSey,
By ms GUARDIAN agt The central Park " d r. H. H. Co
Iho plaintiff Ia this action boy 10 years 0i age, VINO
claims that he pushed OFF the front platform OF car
No ~ OF the Belt Road in the Fail OF 1867 by the driver
after he had requested the latter to stop the car anu
falling under the car he lost two fingers OF his right
hand for which he brings suit for damages The defense
denies driver pushed the boy on the car ana the
mud for defendants The jury found for the defendants
For plaintiff Henry siimton for defendants, Brown,
Hall. and NanderpOel
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Detectives Farley aud Simington of the Cen
trail OnIce. yesterday, arrested VIM. c. Brandon.
diamond broker at No roo Broadway for having In hls
possession diamond ring the property OF Mrs Henrietta
Fregh OF No "a Rutgert wife OF the Manager OF tho
Bowcry Theater Brandon taken before Justice
Hogan, at the Tombs where Mrs Fregh appeared and
made oath that Feb 8, she accompanied Teddy alias
Tom. alias Tim Ryan, 10 house In Riyingtonst.. and
manned with him "A considerable time. soon after his
departure she missed her iowcry valued In all at sl,ij
and she believed had been stolen 10y Ryan She ldent
fled the ring shown portion Of the property stolen
Brandon stated that he had puIchased tho In the
detectives that II stolen property ho ~ once sur
rendered It. IIa was committed bv tue magistrate ~
await Ru cEauilpaliOu,
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easy to tell The recalctrant Spaniard is an ugly
customer to deal with, and his passive resistance 40
the poll-tax-in some cases however, ACTIVE o,hp
already demonstrated his ability to resist any Htho
no may deem unjust In the present case ne 10
of the benefit of the additional cent!mcs ne pay Sur
noses and will NOT comprehend why he should still
pay these and be further taxed for the same purpose
But when finance minister has recourse TO sucn
the rottenness of the financial position, ana col
lapse must come.
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THE LAST or THE RUSSIAN orERA scANpAk

THE LAST OF THE RUSSIAN OPERA SCANpAL
The charge of grand larceny against Made
moisee Nadafeda Leytsaka the prma donna OF the Rus
sian Opera Company which has been pending for some
time past at the jefferson Market Police Court vas DC
cided yesterday After several adjournmens, for the
purpose OF allowing the complainant, Count Dm'h
Agreneff saviawsk, time to return 10 the city the case
was finally set down for yesterday afternoon at p w.
At that time his counsel Mr.. Mehan, appeared ana
asked for further adjournment his cIloht btI.g VI
idence r. L. with ms company, giving performances
The defendant was present accompanied by her hu
band Count Alexander Ragosiue. and through her He
advisor asked AN Immediate examination on the ground
that the complainant purpOsey delaying lie C1s''
As the complainant did not appear, Justice shahde! IA"
missed the
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WARDS IsLAND-THE CONDITION OF THE PEO
PIE THERE.

To the EditOr Of The Trf6Hne.
SIR: You were perfectly right in your edi'
torIal article about affairs on this island IL Is wrong
that we should be compelled TO receive, every Nner
hundreds OF idle, worthless fellows who are always com
planning and sometimes cause neglect those Who"e
worthy. A., .o,.
Perhaps the following items may be OF interest 70 you
readers SINCE Nov. IS, 1863. In one department ~ 80
barracks more than 500 Of the men have been reSe
SO completely covered with ycrnln that Their ,Vta,s
had to he changed after the bath. More than - o
and 400 pairs each Of pantalOous and shoes nave 10
distributed siuce January l. and many 0t the neu ~
sold their clothing for few pennies with wmSn 49,
run. i" ~ ,s-o
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SUPERIOR coURT-srEcrAL TERM-DEcrsIoSs

By Judge JORes.-O Brlen, Sheril, agt; Inc
Merchants Insurance COmpauy.-MOtion granted. and
commission issued. Kelly agt. Jec-Motlon granted.
Aver ct al agt Cobb ct a-MOtiOn granted and cause
referred. Dowd agt. SecOnd-ave. Railroad Company
Motion granted without costs. Mercantile TX.
National Bank agt Commercial warehouse company -
Motion granted without costs.
Bg Jl,dge Spencer-Flynn agt. Paine.-InJuncion va
oatpd md
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p1SSrNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Feb ala steamship DemafITSs C.isa
la, n C.Il'.e O. Dss,er r. Dubu. Na.nnusiop NM,
Ms. Cslout MIR anl Mrs Kosuigherger We hs' nm Is.s,
Mr. AMI Mrs Hul,on anil chi G. Graug.r = AaaT 49, M.is
Vim. Moran Mt aud Mrs liz. Nafrr, master 'A'
JnO walker, j. HoNAFd aud 20 10 ssesrsSr'
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Captains .nd purse. arriving WIS o, p ssJ
Ssyr n,e..ys. .Jfr,ssel 10 NsS iors Assoasl res
person, erhbng written authority OF ) w. % rssrss
hg.nt N,y. Tor yorrgsI Of toH", Ihs 500
World s,, Trprsss Eu<sing Post tOr,rsreas fN1p la, :
I,iln1 AMI N,t forker DSnokTaG shoG!d aso es ae"'s
thas.
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DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH a

WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Malls Europe Qnreusiown aud Liverpool ~ -. go,
Nevada Pier SO " r.. close AZ thu Geuea fosi -, K,
suppiementary maj Tor paid only Pes No 20 N''
aud closes al ~ a.
THURSDAY. M.RcH TO- A., 81. ,l.
aud steamship MORO so
No an T., close a General Post once Al E0''''A = ~
shin AL. 1 ! n. IN
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COMMON rLEAs-srrclAt TERN-pEcIsIoNs.


By Judge Van BrHnt.-Duval agt Plant
EpceIyef appointed. Gotham Manufacturing company
agt Barclay-MotlOn denied $40 costs 10 abide event
Nmar agt Newbauer-MOton denied, with $40 costs 10
abide event. Holman agt. kcngel.-Settcd.
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~ W htafssNi ~
COsnOS PLsAs--TH
7O..A,rou sgt. Goodspeed. I
10t. Mailer sgt BOfnin 81 a.
3JI'.borpthsl tt a. sgt Bernstein.
69l. Drake sgt German ct al
$40. Wall sgt Richard.
484. .Troppssn agt Kelly. Sheriff
647l. .Atkin,os sst. The Crest
Wesisr, las Co.
7i7. Bett ct al agt Jntamsnn.
Cosnos PLsAs-TRi.L TERn-
i87
SUPERIOR CoUzr-TI
21lT. Williams sgt Potter n
1888. .5srbsek sgt the North Amer
Lloyd steamship 60.
HOS. .Holdane agt Hine. 81 al.
677. Fisher sgt. LnllBg
1897. White aBd other, agt thief
American Steel Tool Co. n
T63. .Rasdiger sgL MeIBtyre.
1873. Logan and others agt Ra
SrP.giON COuRT-TK
2036. Cohen. BY guardian, sgL Bla'
menthsL
2042. .Gafety sgt CeHtral Park, n I
and y. River K r. Co.
llO8. Moore sgt Bonneh
1914. Vincent AIT sands
t7l4. .Dunigan agt OBriep. Sberit
40. Young 1t al agt The W. L.
Tel Co. u
SUPREME CouRT-i
i7a3. Highs sgt. Cunningbsm. [
1915. Earle sgt Kelly. Sheriff
1891. Van Allen sgt American
National Bank. /
59l. Osborne sgt Architectural
Iron Works
1919. .Bscon, sdinI.. sgt Dan Rice Z
2I23. .McIat5re sgt Grimm.
as. Sutton ct 81 sgt Dizgles ct
al.
8T3. .Bsily sgt. Plastic Slate Roof.
Ing Joint Stock Co.
1897. Allen agt Irving MAI. Bank. I
1884 Swords, admr., agt- Edgar
1901 PutIel agt- New and another. !
sUPKksz COURT
24<. Roberts sgt. Toll aud WABASH
IL. u 10.
1874. Gordon ct al. agt. SslOnsn Il
al
1872. .Braet.bush al. Woodruff.
1874. .Hs.Itt etaL at. Miller etal. |
i6lD. bod at. FOURTH Nat. Bauk
NY. CITY.
Gsss. Wash. err, ast. Serton.
1891. Marsh agt. Solomon et a.
1861, Arctic life Insurance Com.
psBy agt. Austin. n
1872 Iksf,ncs AIT Maxwell.
5s5t. Lyop, at. Third.aVe. r. r.
20.
SUPREME COURT-
81 .Royd AIT schlo,inger IT al. I
"a Uofn.n ct All All. schultz
50 Sam. AIT. Same.
as. R,b.rts ct a. AIT. Hove
Sewing Mscbiae Go.
g. Rel at stephens
81. .Ooeida Nat. BIZ. Of Utica agt.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

INCREASED OPPOSITION TO MIR. FoksIEk Epu
C,TIoN nIII-ApyANCED POSITION OF THB
Nrws-MR. BURLINGAME's ENGLISH EXPERT
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broken In through the basement door. Tho prisoner,
were held 10 answer at General Sessions.
COURT cALEyDARs-Tus DAY

DARS-TnIs DAY.
RIAL TKRH PART T.
/ so. .McllVsibe sgt Psnssn.
COL Higgins sgs. The Nat Sle,s
Navigation Co.
ie5. .Bnrriil sgt Hurry
J3j. .GsdBeJ sgt. Donslly.
30. Stern sEt M0ssbsck.
581. Anderson AT TOoser.
GO. Nsgraib ast Dslprst
PART TL-Adjournsd 10 hsrchIl
10.
RIAL TERs-PARTI.
1855. .Hslhemssn set. Doid, Tr,,a
1891 Rsler at. Seblsle
1893. Mitchell sgL schBlsE
1875. .Bsum sgt. ligbiGons.
1888. Walperi agt Bi.eetrr d sd
Pgltoa Perry Railroad Co
1901 .Hesse at. Hillere.
goo. Breen agt Brssn.
1900. Ladd agt Arksi etsl
tiAL TyRx IT.
1914. Riley sat WeeLs.
%. Voorhis. IT, sgt Brghsn.
lOh.. Coudiei ct al. AT. The Hanover
Pre- Ihs Co.
1871. Logan aud 9th sgt. Rsasas.
1873. KIDD sad others ast Sha~ asi
Others
llg. .Gsills snd otb. sgt Lyos.
l2l3f. Webb sgt n. A. Yshlp Co.
-CISCUfT--PAKr T.
1919. .Andrsss MeDerao,. q
al.
1871. Decker lyt Joss.
T..McNshon sgt Co1ssctie1.
Life los CO.
1861 Bishop igt. Fash.
1853. Brass Go. sgt holT.si ,si
Iooi .Stoney agt. PsrmerS Tnsl
Go. Of Newport. n. J.
1891 Benedict sgt Horo.
1901 Hirfch Sgt Tosskg Il a.
1875. .Peoder aud suotaer sKt.
Bryan.
-AAktif fAhT H.
go. .SaTignsc agt Gooispesi.
1880. .Pield at. Des 10.
43l. Hand at Willismsbgh Ctr
Fire lbs. Go.
1863. .Sicher sgt shoyer
1870. Fisk .gt Sears. adm.
1906. .sbaster sgt GerHaba Pre-
los Co
1910. Jaeger at. Kelly. shsns
1896. Wilson st o. sgt Oals,.
bridge.
1893. Uhl at. Winsldi.
1916. Judge sgt y. Y. s Aib,sT
Propeller L.ne-
SPECIAL TkRN
o.. .Lsthrop Sewing ". CO. igt
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