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New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
Succession of Catherine Heaphy-NO.


34,59O
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the credit
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can, why
the account presented by julius Grunewald, ad
ministrator of this estate, should not be homolo
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith, and the said administrator
discharged from all trust and liability.
By order OF the Court
jeI4 Is % N. O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18

Succession of Hugh f. Mckenna-No.
20,4l2.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and to all other persons herein inter
ested to show within ten days from the pres
ent notification, if any they have or can why the
account presented by the executor in this estate,
should not be homOlogated and approved, and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
iel3 1922 M. O. TRACY, Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18

Succession of Cornelius WOlters-No.
"a 667
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Whereas, Mrs. Mary Ann Woters
has pettioned the court for letters of administration
on the estate of her late husband, Cornelius VOL
ters deceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given
to all whom ii may concern to show cause, within
ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court
jel3 1922 NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18

NOtice-New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
pany New Orleans, June 3, 187l.-The capital stock
of this bank being reduced to one million of dol
lars, and there being excess for distribution it
is resolved to return to the stockholders in cash.
from and after this date, on the sur ender of the
old certificates, five dollars per share on the
hundred dollar shares of the present capital stock
je4 I'm CHI. JUMONvILLE, Cashier
ONCE Metropolitan Loan, Savings and
Pledge Bank. May 80, l87l.-Stockholders are here
by notified that an assessment of $40 per share
has been ordered by the Board of Directors, and
made payable on the first day of July next.
GEORGE H. BRAUGHN President.
B. L. BROWN, Cashier. my31 30t
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18

Succession of Mary Finnegan, Wife of M.
Finnegan-No. "a 053.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested to show within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the tesla.
mentary executor of the deceased in this estate
should not be homOlogated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
je10 1919 NJ. O. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
Hall of the Eleventh Ward Progressive

Republican Sub-Cub, New Orleans June l6, 1871
At a regular meeting of the above Club, held on
Wednesday evening, the thirteenth instant, the
following resolution was introduced by Mr. John
T. Collins
Resolved That recognize Committee but
the original State Central Executive Committee.
Resolution adopted, and ordered to be printed in
the New Orleans Republican.
iel8lt JAMES DAILY Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
- City Hall, June I, 1871. ;
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until MONDAY, nineteenth instant
Wharf Bonds.
The bids must be indorsed Proposals for Wharf
Bonds, and will be opened in public in presence of
the Mayor and the undersigned
The city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids. John = WAIT0N vi
je7 lit ADMINISTRATOR of Finance
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under the auspices Of the Crescent and
Onward Encampments, Order of Knights Of Tenn
First Baptist church, corner OF Second and Magar
zine streets, on MONDAY, June 10, at half past
seven o'clock p. NJ, by the celebrated lecturer,
Lemuel wilkins. Esq, Of New Yo.k, more exten-
sively known as "Uncle Lem" The public are
cordi lily invited to attend. jel8 1t
Office of the Upper Red River Raft
Company No. IL Union street, New Orleans, LOuisi-
ana.-In accordance with resolution adopted by
the Board of administrators of the Upper Red
River Raft Company hereby give notice that
will receive, at the Office of the company for thirty
days, applications for the position of engineer of
the company, whose duty it shall be to make a
thorough survey of the raft in the upper Red river
and make a report, with specifications, for the
work to be done the various sections of the raft
Salary to commence with the date of appointment,
and to be approved by the board None but COM
petent engineers with large experience need apply.
A. w. FAULKNER, President.
Official:
DEWITT c. Brown Secretary.
New Orleans June II 1871. jel8 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
Hall sixth Ward Radical Republican

Hall Sixth Ward Radical Republican
of officers held this day, the following gentlemen
were elected:
Hon. B. F. J0UBERT, Pre- sident.
A. L. YOUNG, First Vice President.
JOHN MCtIELLAND, Second Vice President.
A. ST. LEGER, Third Vice President.
L. LAMANlERE, Jr.. Secretary.
j. TRICKS, Assistant Secretary.
A. PALLET, Treasurer.
G. LUBIN, Sergeant Arms.
B. F. JOUBERT, President.
L. LAMANIERE, Jr., Secretary. iels 1T
Hall sixth Ward Radical Republican
Club, New Orleans, June IL, l87L-At regular
meeting of the club, held this day, the following
preamble and resolutions, presented by Mr.. John
McClelland, were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The administration of our worthy
chief magistrate, General L. S. Grant, has given
entire satisfaction to large majority of the Amer
lean people; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members of the Sixth
Ward Radical Republican Club of New Orleans do
heartily indorse to its fullest extent the admins
tratiOn Of u. s. Grant and as the best token of
our confidence in that administration we do here
by urge him for denomination as President of the
United States for the term beginning March, 1873
Be it further resolved, That to the State Central
Committee of the Republican party of Louisiana
we tender full faith and cooperation and look
for a continued enunciation of the principles which
animate the national administration.
b. F. JOUBERT, President
A true copy:
L. LAMANIERE, Jr., Secretary. jel8 it,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

one end Of ths s.ble to the other pisyn4 ono
Gard sad then On snothec md loanE 9waya Tne PLACE
Is known to Csp DAVID the Tcnth Procinot IN when
II IA stmstSd though scarcely likely that the patrons
Of the drug beneath realize the onsrscsef OF 'no
M 20. Bowcry 10 kept by VIM. Stewart On Tuesday
might there were but three players during the time h
TRprEE reporter In the and these were play
inc the 10 cent checks In in the house, pacard
hing on the wall the table, had the following nn.
nouncement: "This game deals every Sunday NJ .
o'clock" The sabbstaran dealer was one OF the most
Of decay and the hungry glare which he fixed on new
comers II was very evident that the bank was not pay
ing as well a. usual for this season OF the year Ihs
house over the saddlery store OF Mr. Hottenrotner
IN the Tenth Precinct, and ought to be known 10 Caps
Davids. At least he knew of II few months ago.
st. over Dr. Kahns drug store John Murphy keeps faro
game which, like all the others IA cheating aHalr
The supporters few and Of the better BOwery type Ol
iounger. Capt David's precinct.
AtNo 100 owery on the north east corner OF Grands
over liquor saloon, faro game is gradually dying for
lack Of patronage.
Brown. II IL common report that the game is main
tanned under the protection Of the police. Capt Davds
precinct.
No. Delancey-st. is kept by man named Hermann.
II is small beersaOon, and Ia one OF the lower
class Of cheap farOgaines, pure swindc, and poor
paying establishment.
No. ga Chrystic-st German beer-saOon, is kept
nv William Coleman The class Of patronage which this
place receives is Of the lowest character The game
cheat.
No. 1877 Canal-st., near the Bowery, faro-game kept
by an old Hebrew Moses Phillips Ia another swndling
of the lowest class and ia patrOnzed chiefly by
boys.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

-
No Is BoWery kspt by Can Ho6.
No. l3S Bowery, kept BY John Murphy.
No. 1855 Bowery, kept by Thomas Mellsn.
No. 2is Bowery, kept BY Richard Green.
No. u Beecker-st kept by Eugene Riley.
No. 81 Bleeokerst., kept by Joseph Long.
No. 72s Bieecker-st.. kept by William Ackerman.
No. 2ss Bleecker st. kept by Augustus Eichs
No. $40 BleeckcrSt.. kept by Augustus Eicxs
No. 162 Fourthave., kept by John Adsmson.
No. Sgl FOurth-ave. kept by Joseph Doyie. o,,.
No sEsst Twenty -second-st, Kept BY Alfred Cringt
No II West Twenty -fOurst kept by schuyier ha''''
No. IS East twenty -nnth.st., kept by Ed. Cline ana
No. Il East Fifteenthst kept by Chas Reed and Albert
No. 81 West Fourteentt-st.. kept by J. 4. Fields
M ~ IJniyersity place. kept by Geo. ". Beers
No i91 Greene at kept by John Fletcher.
No al Seyenth.aye kept by VIM. DcWlu ,,so,
No 23l Grand.st kept by George Brown a"u 'io'0'
Wallich. - -,.u,,.
No. 80 Prince ST.. kept by James Collins.
No i9i Cros,y at, kept by Albert Oatman.
No as3 Rroowe-st kept by Abraham Whiimoro.
No n Wcsf WoustOn-st., kept by Murray * bdiro"'
No No n, ~ nc ~. .tbam-st, kept by William Lowell.
No "a Annst Kept by = Black.
n" - - Hnnsf kept by Hughes Il Fink
Nc i,e Nassaust., kept by Charles Gumbert
Garner of Eiehthave and Twenty-seventhst kept ny
Robert Moran ,., and 1r,rtv second,t kent by
Benjamin Msce. , t o,,,rty ,our,h AZ kapt bv
somuel Truesdale.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
DECEMBER 49, NL-IkfLE e1EEI

,...t h..s ..l ssAsr nhsata foed and lss fM: ":
order. la not s.d hs asaon sas% and
xe.Ser. until friends seeonf .cSusinSssd SS means Msn Of
o6 csre ~ sustns nourshmcnt he was restored
70 neie rrenre VIVA called upon last Sunday 70 yi Mr.
Hancoof one Of the prisoners who was %
sn snS spoke % Tracey on the subject roS on MSna mon y
had only and barley Il. and snss nG shs
srdss nsS SUsn Mo sgs negectcd to comply With It. inc
sams thing occurred two successive days sSE @ a "n
besp re%cVo BY onds who had heard Of bis
condition and had como 70 his relief s.,,,.
Or Frankel complains that the recommenoAtionss no
which he has made from time to time 10 the boaru VI
superyisors ss the law requires have remained una
tented TO- and declares that The general
of affairs BY the warden and hs assistants shanein
e says that while there h no 9pen IN dae
ai ret such an establishment IN full operation un9er
the auspices Of Senator OBriens brother He says Lhas
70 proyde medicines, and five his attention TO all the
cases OF sickness that may occur and that although ne
vcrs he feels anxious to alleviate the dstresses OF the
feeble and sick but that his efforts are lutie Decauso
his orders are disrexarded by the prison ofhciais.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
BROOKLYN BANKS.


There arc four faro hells within three blocks
of the City Hall. The nearest to the Temple OF
Jusce is situated next door to the Kings County Court
House, The first story is used for drinking saloon
The bank located the front on the second hoor
and is reached by dirty. lighted staircase The door
is never locked. and difficulty is experienced In gain
Ing access The patrons OF the game are principally 10
boring men and boys 1t Is Of the class known AZ the
"ten-cent games" 1t is kept by man naned Jonn
COnncrs, and is u swndling game. ,,..
No. 81 COurt-st.. between J0iaomon ana hvInEston
sts within stones throw OF the Police Hcadquarters
is another bank kept by Edward Lewis Ihe mouse % is
CanpbelI a brother OF the Brooklyn Chief OF Police
This hank does the most fourishng business OF any
gambling den in Brooklyn The character OF is patrons
Is varied and ranges through all classes The Dettngs
generally very light and the game Is VIGOROUSLY UNFAIR
on JOraemOu-st., second door from Court, nearly OPP
posite the Long Island Historical Rooms another faro
bank owned and run by George Perrin. The building
has every appearance OF elegant private residence
The par0rs are well furnished. This establishment
freaened almost exclusively by the better class ana
the betting is generally heavy swindlnS or brace
game.
No 500 Fultonst. with entrance Washington
st. nearly opposite the First Precinct Police station
the most complete and elegant in its appointments Of
any gambling hell in Brooklyn The room was used last
Winter for keno playing, but the term Keno was
drOpped the word lOtO substituted and the concern
was Known the Lotto Club" Last season the apart.
ments were fitted up in superb stylo ana faro bank
and roulette table introduced. The game is patronzed
nameu Marshall Card rooms attached, and the APP
pontmcnts of the complete in every leatnrc
The patrons fast men, clerks aud saleSincn Inc
faro banks are m0estcd by the police OF BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
MACGREGOR wHITEwAsHED.

The Builders Association adopted, on Thurs
day evening report presented by subcommittee con-
sistng of Matthew Byrnes, John McCool ana Leander
Buck. on the charges preferred against James N MAC
thai Mr.. Macgregor's Official acts as shown ny pIo
loneed examination have in every nsan.e ,I Ieeu I'll
to subserve the public interests and te not
only exonerates him from the enn,Ees ;, T S
pernendent Bdnss have a"S mpsriia SSen maS. ans
charged in honest ncnf a"a are sd re pr"ye
that a. much labor has performed as was possible
nm. anu .' mt Tbe COMMITTEES regard tho Department VI
Budngs as one OF most essential and useful depart
nr,art nv proyidng for the erection OF substantial
hSin@s TO save the city from dev astating confagra
o aS constant accident. to which Chicago has been
anntY snbiected The Committee, in conclusion reit
erates Ia confidence In the superintendent
hIlfii and experienced mechanic, and faftniul anu
conahe publc ofcerOne who is In every way eapaSMo M
of the duties VI the Responsible pos'ion ~"
holds"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

fendsnt believes that the Same not sntidote for 10
bscco but swindle and calculated TO deceive ana do
fraud tho public These and other allegations the plain
TIN moved TO strike out a. irrelevant.
Juogo BRADY denies the motion, holding that though
the ailusion 70 the heathen Chlnee may Do immacra
yet the portion OF the charge in regard to tho tobacco
anid9ts u entirely relevant in other word. Is not
an antidote IL calculated to deceive, and Ia fraud
The seller OF drug who vends 1t with unqualified
statement OF ts edcacy must take the consequences IL
his representation he untrue. Specifics aganst tho
thousand natural Ills that flesh heir to- are not easily
attainable and the medical profession do not claim To
have devised many through all their experience and
sea,cn. lucy ats hcyertneless deyoutiy prayed for
indeed unreasonable assertions Of their discovery aro
hailed with Icy, and the public confidence IA readily
secured; ,r,1 When person therefore. assumes to
rely upon the assurance given, however foolish such
a confidence may seem. Drugs should he dispensed with
great caution, and the laws which designed 10 pro-
tect the people from the OF them save under tho
guidance Of the expert chemist, conscientious druggist
skilful practitioner cannot be too stringent do NOT
design express any opinion OF the character OF
preparations. Whether they good or bad injurious
or harmless, not called upon declare but OF no
propriety OF holding men 10 strict accOuntabiliL iLy
who attempt to practice upon the credulity Of the
afflicted aud suJec them to greater 'ucciDg entertain
doubt.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE NEU- YORK MARSHALSEA AGAIN.

FURTHER REVELATIONS OF CRUEL TREATMENT
IN LUDLOw-ST. JAIL-wHAT 1T COSTS Pa
TIENT TO CONvALESCE-HOW TIE JAIL
PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBE5 AND THE WARDEN
FORGETS.
Remarkable revelations have just been made
respecting the Ludlowst Jail The persons who control
fairs at that establishment to modelled their
system the famous Debtors Prison In London as 1t
conducted previous to the publication Of Little
Dorrt The warden and his assistants have discriml
mated not only in the apartments occupied by prisoners
according to their pecunary status, but also In
regard to their food and the medical attention
which they have received when SICK to an
extent that In has been positive cruelty to
tho mpecuniOus and needy. When prisoners who have
money taken Ill and need medical care, Warden
Tracey waits upon them and recommends ply sicians
whose extraordinary skill he eulogizes, closiug
informing them that they will DO expected
to pay these physicians for their services,
and for whatever they may order the patient
TO take He also tells them that the regular Jail ply
scian pressed with business that his engagements
prevent him from giving them the attention which they
require. II the patient able to pay for the luxury Of
medical attendance, the physician orders nourishment
chicken icecream, sherry. and other decacies-which
the warden provides at large expense to the patient
who fees the favored physician at rate that would
enable him to share equally with the warden and still be
we'll paid for Ills services brother Of Senator OBrsn
who u brotherinsw Of the warden has charge Of the
liquor establishment in the institution and contributes
to the enjoyment Of those who have Of indusng
their desires that direction Suffering and want have
on tine Other hand from neglect to provide the
cas aa:% mS 70 ass the @ sS
his Sna Sss ago prisoner who hsd been snted n
WEAK ana SSssed on
account Of wsntos yssper food. Tho jail physician was
attndsd ihm. told 4hs Tsrsp tbst ths mar nsedsd
hoifIshch' and not drugs lie ordered chicken broth.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
TWO coyr1NEsrs FOR A CONGREGATION.

n, trv r ne viii IIlmaae the Pastor Of the Brookyl
Tabernacle, are receiving printed circulate IN s
vance CT that given to the diseourses OF moS AZ Mh
each week has been the rule for months past Ias 70
yyed Iisror Of Chicago, has made ms S ~
aer IL viii % print regularly
Ing lectures e CE1stias an .,So1,ss srt Prss
Syn Great Britain have esss seS ,Ss iSs
SOME months repubhny his sermons sho
rirht to prin, his evening in Europs.an apP
n,in f,muds u,u terms Ut exceptional nberalty, ~
Nors mcIi Iins,n Higham, the proprietors. whose
proposition is under consideration Ii, gives TO 70
limits wi,hn waIch the English language Is read and
n"nn . ~ ibrOOSlyu Eagle.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
INVESTIGATING TAMMANY FRAUDS.

TIE GRAND JURY ASK ANOTHER EXTENSION OF
TIME-wHAT THEY HAVE DONE.
The Grand Jury entered the General Ses-
sions Courtroom yesterday and through their fore
man, presented the following document to Recorder
Hackett:
Reasons WY u. Grand Jury Of Court Of General ses'on,
HaI Etsoa r T.sT cTy was .pnse E. .aS.. on ne n'
the Court the jury Monday the 18th Of November n
ss%s & es5 5 .s as Ssp Sss
Bedford and specially charged to take examine and act upon the
s h S ss sso9 M sn p R1Gs
aud have them with s. and dsenes from a. dae
General Mr. ch.fs, oConor they RECOMMENDED to do by His
The s fe.ouon adopted Grand Jury tina. all bills oil
By .ts % b in d. % %a .s Ss:'
w.t. M and M 1"s 81 s % va sn SSis ts sR
technical any bill; o; E. Indictment S
m.. 1, T nd BE to Email make ali h. s gentlemen eqn.
Ans; q s.:2Gss bIs
Sa iGsai e h close hss % The
e H % be %a. si 91 @ the S sn
s s. ;ns Ts Tsa e:
Sis. A,ornsy oCOnor walna the Of The
ti ,hs:s .a5 ready submit -. ,'''
par.ae m % 'as % Of a n e % al
technical difficulties They desire this Court and their citizen;
= :S s:.s t i.s:
and s5 s S Ss % s c1u o .T n ss
during the time bun such the Grand the Cesrt Of
committing magistrate and shall have been submitted BY the District
Attorney The bct Attorney expresses his readiness to submit
wish but the fraud which the
engaged have not been heard before committing magistrate
referred the statute exists Doubt
coalition prisons rndued the mpaneing Of the
and especially this jury had suspended hearing
requested by the Court
In this affairs the jury asked advice Of the District Attorney and
the OF this their official decisions
before them and although those gentlemen think the action
S iG : ;' Sf @
questions that might and doubtless would take the cases
to OF
defeat the Of Justice Under these circumstances
ask that their be extended that they
being prepared for action after the dis
charge facilitate results
with other Grand until
such al disposed Of To this the District Attorney
approval has already to this
which they acting and have passed some 7O
LUCIUs COhsr0ek Foreman
RecOrder-Very we'll, gentlemen receive the paper.
You may proceed to business and Judge Bedford will
tell you Monday what course to take.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of Over and Termincr, before Judge
ngaba YESTERDAY Daniel Owens Who had previously pleaded snI
OF stealing sentenced Prison for two years.
Richard Weeks with m tapping and sahbns was
sentenced To three In the Sah
William pleaded guilty OF petit larceny and
fenced In the case Of Dumb" Apo ne
aud battery the disagreed
discharged.
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
Yesterday BARLEY Gogheas charged with steal
ug he, from Pier No. IT, r. the jury disagreed and wers
william Cahu, VI seducng GerAn r
her She appeared In Court yese
could live with him he treated her
nng stealing gold ring watch and two overcoas from Mrs Msrgs
Joues, State Prison u years.
At the TOmbs Police Court Justice DOwlng COM
md Matthias Der Of Orange. n j. yesterday for stealing from
Of Theodore H. Hoeemsn No. Is Bssrdst bar
$6O Thomas Mcqueen and George Brehim for
breaking into Jacob Bogas auction No North sa1
stealing several ARTICLES John Drake Of No + sd-
for break into the store Of John Flanagan at No
2l5 Ezekiel Wham assistant bookkeeper for H. X
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CIVIL. NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. in the OF Samuel T. kittle ana others ak'.
Richard W. Frost and Others Judge Batchford decided
that the plaintiffs entitled to perpetual hDuhcAoA
and an account OF profits.
Tho suits of property-owners in Fulton
Atlantic and Perrepontss Brooklyn. to have the as
for repavng set aside on the ground OF raua
and rreyuary came up before the General Tern Yes
tcray and were put until the February Term OF tho
Court,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE prAcK FRIDAY GOLD CASES.

Judge Freedman has denied the motion Tor
stay Of proceedings In the IA Black Friday gold cases.
which said to be dependent upon the Issue OF 'e eo
~ Davis apt Fisk and Others The motion was made In
rec,a Term Of the Superior Court three days and
was opposed Oh ground that the parties ana ac III
each case different and that the DAVIS case nau MOI
4, Gel uplJCaru.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The wife Of the Russian Czarowitz, tho former
Priucoas Dagmnr Of Denmark who has had tho reputa
ton Of being the haudsomest In Russia II de-
olartd tO have faded rap dly within the past three
years that she womb hardly BE- suspected ct present OF
having been beauty.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
FIELDS'S BAIL.

IIawlcy d. Clapp and VIM. ii. Florence
surtes Of Thomas Fields appeared before Judge Car
iozo yesterday in the Supreme Court aud justihed III
100000.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
raj Sessions, before Recorder
DECISIOSS.-DEC. Is.

Supreme Comrt - Chambers By Judge Brady
Farre-Moton granted and order lo hanef asa
denied without costs and with liberty to renew
Depew Dewey.-Must be settled notice hbes az h,ehh-
Order settled Of Edward q. WeeksRe
p', confirmed See Opinion Rockwell ag the Ihr.vs H. e.
Ryuigr the application Of Brn Long
Order granted Black Wooda-Moon for security dene costs 10
, event n the Of Openheimer
ct a-Moton denied the OF Archer ct a-Moon DENIED
WOodsMotion denied; costs To abide event
Tracy ct sg for counsel 10 the matter o.
petition Of Jacob granted 10 tue matter o.
thr petition Of Campelng.-Order granted. -
B Judge sg Harma-Memosnds fog
counsel
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge Freedman.
Davis ct al agt Smh-Motion denied with 10 Costs DAVIS sst
Dsyis.-0rier granted.
Common Peas-Sperial 7frm.-By Judge LOew.-
Epstein s Perr-Moon denied without cOsssee os
couu Rubsam sg Acknowledgment Of divorce granted
Judge Larremo-Burpet Sprstt-Orer rnte ic tne
matter Of Louis BEn-Rrerence ord.e A1FiaJ I
Brov GRANTED