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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

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and wife Hade and family o. sheldon aud family ToIse arg
servant Hon W Kelly and family ChanHe and
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seud Mr. Cah And wife, hn Cath. BOomeE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE PRIZE STEAM CANALBoAT.

From T7x Buffalo CommtrctdI Adrtrfstr Of Saturday.
The new steam canal-bOat Port. Byron, Capt.
EmersOn about which cOnsderab haa been said OF Late
made her frat appearance In waters yesterday The
Iyron WAS built at Rochester and 10 owned by Tool
Phillips Emerson Of Memphis Tenn. The invention Is
pateuted by f. NJ. Mahan and Primus Emerson The
principle covered by this patent Is certainly orig
inal and ingenious. The Port Byron 10 a large class
nary boat below the water line the bows, instead OF
rounding away at the sides TO clear the water come nsh
out even with the stem Between these two projections
the bow is followed out giving 1t the appearance o. an
immense scOOpshOvel standing upright with the mol
lowed part facing toward the front AT the bottom TINS
hollow tapers of into humeway 80 by II inches which
runs through the entire length OF the boat over the or
timbers The propelling power Is an iron paddle
wheel 10 feet In diameter with vertical buckets JO12S
inches, These buckets or paddles enter and
lost in lifting, striking the water The wheel is To-
end of the uIne mentioned above The action OF the
wheel draws the water out OF the hume, wnSh "a ~
penished from the bow II is expected that the entire
amount OF water displaced by the boat VIII be drawn
through the lume-way by the action OF the wheel ii
this is done no swell or wave willbe produced
The Port Byron her passage up from LDckpor made
six miles ali hour with 10 tuns OF freight on board She
was loaded yesterday with o6O0 bushels corn, ny j. W.
Brdgeman & Co, and started this morning for New
York We shall watch the progree OF the Byron with
considerable interest," but are OF opinion that this
trip will demonstrate that some changes in the machinery
and model necessary before she can be called COM
plete
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE ARCTIC WHALING DIsAsTER.

In specuating on the causes Of the recent
disaster to the Arctic whaling ee The San Francisco
Bulletin says
1t is Of course matter OF general surprise that the
fleet should meet with such extensive disaster and
that nearly all the vessos suffer alike. Year aer year
the vessels have visited the whaling grounds and crulsed
through the waters As general proposition eK
perenee must have fsmiarzed the navgatOrs with the
currents and Winds and taught them how TO avoid the
various difficulties encountered In the Arctic. unul
hearing OF the unpublished details, It seemed singh
lar 70 many old as that the vessels we're so generally
caught In the ice. Now the cause apparent seems
that formerly the whales caught In the open ocean,
and u s only within six seven years that they have
fed to the ice, apparently for protection. When the
whales entered the ice-felds, the captains adopted
the same course. In the case OF the recent
disaster the whales abundant among the hoatlng
ice and the ships doing we'll Hitherto during the
months Of July, August and september, northeast
winds have predOmnated, keeping the Ice sa1e dls-
tance from the shore. Indeed It was not deemed e1-
ira hazardous 10 sail between the shore and the ce'
where the open space greater than IN TINS case
where the ships caught strong northeast gale
prevailed the 2h Of August the ice opened and went
of shore and the ships made the most OF the chance 10
secure whales When all suspicious OF danger were al
layed the wind shifted to the southwest blowing quite
fresh and the vessels were hemmed in the ice Tie cap
tain Of one vessel says that oil his experience In the
Arctic and that is considerable he never knew OF such
weather. In August 1870, he was In the neRhbOrhoOd
Of ley Cape and had eastery winds all the TINE IL ap
pears then from the facts NJ our command, that the
present season was exceptional.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

"
oyy,c1u.l WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is, IsiI-2 o'clock o. m
The Board mot IN their Chamber, No. 1S City Hail.
Present-Thomss Conan, esq., President, in the chair
aIS HSsTmen CSafioef Cuddy, Irving McKieyer Mitch
ELL OEeil, Plunkitt, Reilly, schlichttng Weleh, and
The minutes Of meeting held Nov. IL were read
and approved
Petition OF owners and lessees of property Park
pace 70 have said street paved with Belgian pavement
Which was referred the Committee On Street Pave
ments .,
PssoStd That permission be- and Is hereby given, to
JobH q Dinews TO substitute an ornamental lamp. Of
size and style to be approved by the Commissioner o.
PUBLIC works. for the Lamp n now on s sos ans
under the direction OF the Commissioner OF Pupe VOTES
neasSre 31e PSG@tSfstHhM Of the COMM COMMON n Council =
The President put the Question whether the Board
which was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote "a majority Of all the members elected voting In IA
'U hASrmstve-The President Aldermen Charlock Cuddy
Irving McKiever, Mitchell o,Heil Plunkitt Reilly
And the same was directed be sent TO the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen for concurrence.
Psss1rtS. That Fortiethst from Madison to
be paved with Belgian or pavement and that
Waks be laid where laid and relad whore those
now laid are, In the opinion OF the Commissioner Of
oc s%an.sS To- ne s1e Of ts proposed new
nuder the direction Of the COmmissioner of Public
Works and that the accompanying ordinance therefor
which vas laid over. " n.
me Harlem r. Raresd e sso along
lives Of persons having OccasloH to rpss said Fourth
yRidstd that RON and after the psssae Of this reso
Iutoa il shan n6t be lawful pTepe any train
Of oeTs BY ateam power on any pas Of tas FSurtssvs ave
sSyeh miles an hour Under penalty OF one hundred
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of General Sessions before Judge
Bedford YESTERDAY Lawrence ghn charged with stealing 500
svelD from Jane Browne Of No ~ June u
vas scaIted G. Benne charged with eloOus nSsau
battery discharged At the cOnPanGnts Request Albert
"a Knspp chIEed forgery released the District Attorney
said Be had sEBesat eJtlenoe " ooRyot him
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Dovling com
ntd yesterday for stealing emefe worth
@ from Oh E HOWsk Co. No 81 wOrthSt Hehry
bon Ana George GoGsOu Of hs thieves arrested Tuesday night
picking pockets at the Canalg and Broadway terminus were
nonted On complaint Hunt OfNo. II charged
the With stealing POCKET wallet containing sl59
Clinton cOmmed for stealing clothing u his Oger al No
IA Whship at
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of the patent suit of John p. Hum
ason the inventor Of the Telegraph COmpOstOr, was
begun yesterday n the United States Circuit Court and
viii continue during the week
In the Marine Court, before Judge Joachim
Gen. yesterday, David F. Rank recovered $50 from the
propretor of the whitney House for overcOat stolen
from the hotel ONCE last February through the negh'
gence Of the clerk.
In the matter of the assault made by Sur
rogate Yeeder of Kings County and two others upon o.
G. Carter Of the Brooklyn Board Of Educat on, the
evening of Nov O. Mr. Carter has instituted civil pro-
ceedings against the Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE rEI1yFoRT q oRPgIN HOME.

Mrs. r. C. Mather, who has labored for some
years as missionary among the freedmen Of the South
Carolina Sea Islands ia seeking to establish at Beaufort
g. c. where she may be addressed an orphan home and
industrial school for the many destitute children there
Mrs. Mather Is at present addressing sundaytchools IN
this vicinity in manner said TO prove attractive She
bears credentials signed by Senator Sumner, Cove
Cafn and Bullock the Rev. Geo. 1epwort and others
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
PRECA U1IONS AGAINST PLAGUE.

TIE PUBLIC HEALTH-THE UNION DEPOT DE-
NOUNCED AS DANGEROUS TO LIFE-IMPORr-
ANT SUGGESTIONS IN REVERENCE TO
CHOLERA.
The Board of Health decided, yesterday,
that on and after December cellars shall be used
human habtatons, and that they shall be thoroughly
cleaned and placed In proper repair by the owners All
permits heretofore given will be revoked on that date
The counsel Of the Board reported that had no author
fly to allow cattle to be transported the Weebawken
ferryboats and driven to the yards in Forty rsst be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh-aves., dr. ing the day.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris presented report
complaining that the Grand Union Depot Is dangerous
to life He said that the network Of tracks from Forty
fifth TO Fifty fourth-s is crowded with which OBJ
struct the view of approaching trains and that many
accidents have happened since the opening OF the depot
partly consequence Of the additional number OF trains
sent out each hour. He stated that within the past
twelve persons have lost their lives by being
run over by trains approaching leaving this depot
He recommended that the railroad companies be COM
PEELED construct gates at the street crossings or ese
that the trucks be sunk u or "a feet below the level
the street Referred TO the counsel TO asceT
tain the power Of the Board.
The following comparative statement OF diseases was
nFpsented:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Fakrsu, ss noon, yesterday. saS tAres men enter Ne
redeaee of the late Dr. HutehiHs a. No. "a East Sew
enty0inth-sk MrA Buiehings bad Fpne - RewaFh 70
Wait frends The ooer climbed the fence 10 The rear OF
the hOnae intending 70 surprise the thieves, bat they
escaped by the frant entrance One Of them John Fer
ions Of Boston, was oveftakeB and locked up IN tne
Eighty Aixth4f. PolOaStadon. ..s.. .i r.f
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
DEPARTURES, or rEOREIG1 NAILS.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
VACATING ASSESSMENTS on ACCOUNT OF M
pERFECyr NOTICES TO PROPETRY- -OWNERs.

PERFECT NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
A motion was made yesterday, before Justice
Brady in the Supreme Court to vacate an assessment
on the estate Of Dean made for the laying Of Bel
gfan pavement in Hudson-st., the ground that the
notice of had not been published in The Neo
York Dispath, which is claimed 10 be "A Corporation
uewspaper and the statute requiring all Corporation
notices to be published in all the Corporation newspapers
The motion was opposed the ground that though the
newspaper was made Corporation newspaper n 1853,
A. was NOT so in 1885, when the assessment was laid and
that the notice was duly published in nine Corporation
newspapers Counsel for the estate said that the order
cOnstituting this newspaper Corporation newspaper
had not been revoked whereupOn opposing counsel re-
pied that list Of such newspapers is made every year.
Decision reserved.
At the conclusion Of this orders were presented
for yaeatng about 100 assessments on property III lrV
ingplace Sixteenth st. and other streets pursuant to
decision in the Court Of Appeals, which s based on
failure to comply with the requirements 0 the btaue
reicrred to above.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
DECIaIONs-NnY. Is.

Supreme Coart-ChdmbeTs-By Judge Brndy-Tan-
uedy aEI hcbiBley-MoaGa granted Willard S-MotiOp
granted Roager az DudeEhOou granted Bfuah ag Brush
Srer .otsd Lamb an Vie-6Otlon granted h0neubA
HCSSa grsned RlaSed Ag Pissd-DVeree H,nte
Special TNM-By Judge sutherland
sSt keay es aLJudgIeut for the plaintiff according 70 opinion
ConmOH PIeoa--S Special T5m-By Judge LOew.-
Prsa a. Prl Read CoMsOn gland RobsrtS REt EewhoO
lpneson sautst Harrison ag Given Molten granted without
eo WoodSs at TsyorAotOp ErsHtsd With elO costa Ladd
sS Hsuiou Wading Cu-Moion denied With"H eoA Ewing
ESlonSn.-MSton dssiods sWitbest costa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Passenger saOn IN NskYOth. Of Tss1yssvsuh't and
FOurthAVe Ennpce Twenty seTsntra.
TRAINS LEAVE NEwyoRK ,..
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3;I1 o. n. Special TOY ETprrss o. .. navG -.
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800 n EIpress With SespssesD for wHsovs osv'ro sD'
400 n Psrse Erve with SlespsseAn jol Reeeso Bsa's,
si Gi,gSrs Palhi Chissgo. Va beth L. sSa ~
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u:ea ~" sID,., uitb HseyIHessr kI Tn! aDd Ahasy.
An ai 1us fcnnhg a0Its % Iesksss hass noa u sspeI
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va Casdes, q and n YW BAtTIhO4y sd MAkhlte
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WEST 4: Yssssylsasi. R1lssd-ee r. nd s.e
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KRu.fork PttuEh Cioago aaa LD9.gA vhep ebang sd
pslscs 70 hssa6 eag tae roseb - a
baryh OBasAsA Lessviis lnd b. Ls1s siteest essss
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

flA. .KsicferbOefsF NSe Ira Co.
al. Nat, Bahh Of America.
rs. .TuIs Agt. Lynch, SberiG 1
l46. .0ar6lHer at. HAIsell
flt7. KiFtlaad AFT SehRBek.
lAa. Bsrpsy aet, barptenbiDder.
siAg. .Niehel. ex'E.. agt. btetsOh-
lsD. Bacon Egt atltA1h.
t5I. .HOIloNAy set eeepbeuI
ia. PdhhSltS agt nnso.
80. .BIsoFtlaRd HsA Van EostFand.
16l. .6aEos AZ Same.
lB5, ,Shdriian 81 PaTTiah.
4 fs6 .Rooerts AT BeBdal
sgHF, J.--O,Aaa at 10f .. n
SO, Han e Al. sgk 0BFiel, sac
IG4J. Lewis sgt OBhen, BheriG. ,
( I69. .TeEhuaS agt, BrahReT.
kae. .COaels al. 0Bhsn, Bhet1 I
t59.s. .LindemsyeF et al Agt. N. Il
dRFuF.sk &. Co. n -s
AZ. Ninth Gsk Rs1k tgt GoGh.
fTS. Home Ina Co, Agk AArhat-
tan Ina. Go.
tsl. .Hsrtfof3 Mff. Co Agt H. K
r X. Co.
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1851. .Y0shg sSt. Hapfsrd- /
lslt.,PeisbruF al. BArtlstl /
g..Kishoa tEt. Levy, {
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE TRIAL OF JAMES IRVING.

The trial of Assemblyman James Irving for
resisting Uaited Marshsl when IN the discharge
of his duty, is fixed for next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16


$50. .WGEStaG ct al. al. RGTtlest
100. .PhTSOes et Al eIt KOllaT.
LIZ. .BlOo4eT sgt ssurgias
lN. Morgan Hlt. h0IGAh,
10. Morgan sgL Bly.
~. .MOIgaa ugL Morgan, u.
, ". .horgan at Robins.
l31, Mcconnell Agt. Pyne.
tSs, .BArhafd Ct al agk Campbell
ct al.
ito, Crest WeeteFp Ias. Co. sgt
Ta1loG q al
l4l. .White aft MeEeaR.
Ia. Mlllins ct BAoA -
cEACUH-PART Ivan B
80 Letfr - kSqth, 80
81. n. Y. 0aaraAty sn6 1ndem.
nifty Co. Gyt.HSab. =
al. .Trsatou lFOR Co-Ggt LaAgdol
ReuiRg Co.
lS1i .Wt8dA Ggk. The HAyeg, ka
lti. .taEFay egt. Liverpool. n. T..
and PIT. g s. Co. II
l091. Clanev az. ByTpe.
81. j acObs at 0Bren, SbefiG.
N, Yoeght u CT West. InS %.
U. hin egE he Mayor, lie.
Ial, .feylor agt. 0CoBp0S et a.
SUYKnion COUH9-TalAL TERN,
5000. IL
fsSs, Dbaean M Berlin. .
~ 10. BAAk II Coumeree agt.
Bet. Meehe5DeS Big Ass's,
O.. ,7ayloS agS Perm.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

90. .BuiGR ~ RlosL
l2lI, .DuDaas Va AHennAn Tefe-
HxiSg Ce.
I21o. Cred AgL 1ut1Al PTOecaVe
Hss Aess6AtlOB.
i21b. .JeakiBs at DOnaa
l24I .Algey Art PiekeSI --s..- ....
CoIlnoS PLEAS-BQUTTH TsRA-
49,, Brown Ggl Hertk
lt7. Kennedy agt fOGng
lS1. .Bsdisa sgt- BeeAAh
CoHHoH PLEAs-PARF Liza
~. Archer aet RlktnA
l0IS. King hgt. WOLF .
3gJ. .BlumentbLl at Collins
se6. .ouinhu aet @Itb-ase. r. 2.
lOl7, .OttIaAn aEt Smith.
1o5. Friedman agE HirHeh.
81. .0oSghegaH sgt BFsAnignn.
PAKT fI.-LARRKnoRi
si9. HopigSberFuT AFT ssooed. I'VE
4. R Co.
&1. .SAhie Lgt BGne.
1913. .heByoy Agk Third. ave K.
r. O..
lMl. West ct al Ggt. Curey.
lnS. Rowland AT johnson.
llO0. jackson 81. RITnOBd.
ll0l. .CrAbdall Ggt HhUkipL
hAKIHH O0uKT-1RIEL TERh-
epenS ai
es1G. Riley sEt. Brcahaa r
el2. .B1ckholts Agt hertliRR JurJ.
6n3. .Hbon agL Myers jury.
S694. Jones agt euVdSP hannf. Co.
6750. Hartman Agt. Frohlieh Jury.
eS05. Arnold aEt Athheld.
SS23. .RmmertS hGt DonBeliy.
PART IL
731s. Gross agt. Christ
o9ls. .hehshoH Agt. Bailey. IHTy.
7USO. Barnes GgL BlimRetE
ssh .Rhrnfeh hGt. Wise Jury.
7le5. Denny sgt MIllsy.
1854. .Rroellek AEt. Berge.
e9eg, .Capillo Lgt. BeEtAl.
72z6. Hover aEt Kenigan.
163e. TiDighaTt Agt. HIRlsy.
$500. ,Q!llelAgh 19peb
7J64, .Li6ef AgL Rabb.
1913. N elsoa GgL 0BriSh.
o9z6. .MIrSelbss agt AnLer.
Part ILL.,
06S6. .worpmIT Agt. Preund.
6056. .DiEISWEy art Steele.
7849. Y0oThis hgt. BurnA.
1874. .Tits Gst Wibten.
1910 Gibbs Igt Campbell.
7lg7. Morgan hgt Price.
1898, .WhytAl 6gt. SHAW.
COuRr OF APPEAIS-ALBLNI, J
Calendar for Nov. Is; NOL 367, 36(
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
ERIE RAILWAY-WINTER ARRANGE

IL
II MENT Trains, sug eject NoIi ~ ls1 FfVn CaAm0e'
- Derot (Por Twenty.thiri-st note below -,
$3.50 a. m OBcnns and Chicago Day sfpreN Drawing ooeene'
W Buffalo Sagara Falls and Sleeping CosShes 70
nj M Express NAL for Buffalo and hsgaA FlH DnHngfoo~
sseping. 4 lOaehe todrhiiIAton
5aOn m Night kIprtss Sleeping Coaches 10 Baao and Niagara
1oo W. si,l Cuenuat and Chicago Night E.press seepHg
through Cincinnati buhAo Niagara Fah ana 'oee" "
For PoTt jeryi. sOO s lIOO 'lhlS 40 S Asd 'o
Por Goshen and MetOwn $50 800 1890 Oo Gsd 'iElSa m
Psr Wsr.,CL 500 i:06 shd HIS f. NJ. 90 pm
For NevburZh 1890 80 and ll:0O 3O $50 and 30
For Susern. $685. taoO, Oo and tl NJ $50, 800, "D o."
T Ra<.STd HobpLas AIsudsls cad Ran 500 Is,S I
.ll;5 a M $3.50 500. 500. 1870, 1iN and 'lli00
Nor PStsrsou 6 s7O 500 's:3L 1900 li0o .llS m 1e
m sI1 800 lOo $500 6;ls So soO 'S'b. '1OO, BID '"
For RShSriSr Pss Snd Ps.,aIe S .71O $780, 1890 leo
m n Iis, 3O, 900 Sii5 6iOo' SD s'iS p M and l1"
midnight 49,, 50. Ana Ina soo q I'D.
D. m aBd Wene -lays sud saturdays only 1900 mid
For Hiae and Way Sl6 I2iAb, tio si0I and 900 m
Por Splug Vaey and WAY, B5A lI+s 5'O and 500
o Hagsuood and Teuahy i45 $780, $50 lJ 1l5, th,
t45 J3f 63D sAd s7.45 p Saturdays enly II 90 mlo -
For CessLi 7:ts, taos and e9 M ~ "I'' El' eip eO
ami S7:t5 saturdays only lIO nlanghI ~ "a. IA an
anil ~ g. n m Baturlays Only ll0l midnight - 49, -
FOR ernOB MACK fl5, isOp s.l $780, CAS- sSp $40 and
ti:I m SAtardays only ~ o. mdnfht
bTrzina leaving Chamlesa 90 even hour or bali boar as
GheeR earlier than ab0Te tine Last boat
ouSIef bours leave Twea fy earlier ihsU
cL. for paer and for Apartments Dwng and skrihE
Coshes obtained and Ods ,F he eeetsz and .nr Of
Ngv9 cor One Hundrcd and hL ard 1hdaEc iAr~m
Co Brooklyn; lOI Broadway Wlamsburgbi the C0npahJs
Depois. and Of Agents Al the principal hotels ,v.,
T' wH. z BARR. 0snL Passr AgsSt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
ioGASias Gar6s. &C. 70

AT WM. EYERDELL's SONS, No. 1o4 Eul-
N toa-a.-WEDblNo cAzDs N VINE BfATIOHERL tsssse
BsAsd lslAl s.f.s z t.,. aa .es 4
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

81 aj7 HOUSE THIEVES IN YoRKvILlE. eE
q sHouse thieves have been making extensive
a6preAatJoAs ~ YorhvIne, recently and Kcssly tyy
unoesaDlsd hSabs haa been FpAAANhfa nv thsH aHA"r
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
litsttdmbSals anC IaailvOuOs.


DE0PLR's LINE FOR ALBANY,
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"a kass NO q 80 ~ lRssg atSE ~ SD9gCes 80
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NERRTEpNE NERRTEp A.AlINEs STE AZ IMERs Daily for =
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

ilem. SDsysIs sxt 81 Jsnss ts1Ass
Evangelical cbsEch
-. .bfesB ~ G1suDoel ed
QrcAt KegterS 3. g Co.
illas .iryise egt. hnsy. -
6H. Palmer Sgi. hsFshhlL
c. ?. DaEs, @. y.-opsas ct IiLn.
| M..kel. IL Ma b ~ Co.
-. .AyeT a, RsIbae1,
%. .Dudley at he Mayor, ke.
lAKneHR, J.-Opeas d II AZ
lbJ3. .BuTEe agk Liverpool and o.
Negtesn q Q. o.
90. .CaTTAllo agt Bailey.
w. .eano Agk EA8e.
90. .kcCsslsy aKl, Cans.
1S2. PIKE sgk GSfshine.
]. J.-0peAa II Han.
lle7. Same sSt Sane. .
lo+s. .Bantell agt CeEtrbl z. X. Of
Nj.
1864. .WilsOu AZ OlnStead.
lOd7 Dudley al. Bsnany.
ll0S. .Arep Ggt hokat
il09. .WhftheJ agt Docksi.
lal3. kiddIetoa AT AndfeE -.
lloo. .Degheks0u sgt. heGuire.
PAAg L-JoAcHIHsaS. J.-Cout
ii =. n.
Tc5S. Liam agk House
1lOs. ,E0yeS at. Bates
7lll. .Kohn agk Goldsmith.
l1le1. .DillSn sRt DAILY.
ESl63, Same AgL Same
I7i64. .BsmA agt same.
Inns. Gran LGt. Duty.
-0Roas. ].
I7ll6. Kun Igt. Hilton.
T3e4. Myers agt sweeney.
6699. .LexrSas Agt Dodd.
6sl6. Nichols Agt Bheh
l7lB3. .HasS art Mloe
72G7i RiebIR Agt ittmtb.
Il.6. ,Weipbe Agt Bteipmetl-
122s. Newell GG hAekenTis.
14sO. .Peirer Agt Cong. biker Rso-
lin ". r
T2z2. .JourpsyneB PhntsrS Co. hgt
HnJisL
-CURTII. J.
1913. .Rose agt. CoPeutt
1877. Wagner az. Webef'
75J9. Newton agt. Vaudeville.
1871. .Hohahn Ist kys.
1916. .SehFsibeT Agt MAssaf.
1911. .AnderBon agt KDoL
Iov. 1s.-The following 10 the day
|. 379, 3S6. 100. 3s1, 38i, Jn.