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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE NETWORK DIsPENSARY FOR THROAT AND
CHEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHARGEs

The second annual meeting of the Trustees
OF this dspensary held at No. 23i Ffths yesterday
afternoon After the reading OF the secretarys report
Dr. Lewis A. sayre desired TO know by what authority
member OF board Dr. A. Reppaner had appointed
ff managing ply stefan Of the institution The Secretary
In reply read resolution passed at the last meeting APP
proving all tho acts Of DR. Ruppaner while acting in that
capacity. DIR. sayre replied: "Well Sir. then here
charge openly and boldly that the affairs Of this nsttu
ton have been dishonesty conducted, and Dr. Sayre
here interrupted by several members and the Chair
ruled hun out OF order Finding that he not al
lowed TO proceed he az offered his resignation,
which was accepted, and he left the room.
The managing physician then presented the following
report During 1870 264 patients have applied for aid
OF these 20i suffering from diseases the throat
aud so from diseases of the throat and chest 70 were
Americans, and l39 Germans; $50 were men, and
JOG women; l6 applicants for the relief throat diseases
discharged cured the operation OF excison OF
tonss was performed 10 times and In many the
tons successfully removed by the application
Vienna paste SO far as known, no deaths have yet
Cured among the patieuts.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year The Hon. T.. Ward, President John j. Crane NJ d.,
Vice President Col Rush c. Hawkins Secretary William
Moller Treasurer Six Trustees also elected NIL
vacancies caused by retirng members. Committee OF
six was appointed to solicit an appropriation from the
Legislature for the ensuing year. DR. A. RuppaneP
unanimously reelected Managing Surgeon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
SILK SMUGGLING - HOW r.. 9. COMMISSIONERS
GET EVIDENCE.

The adjourned case of Andrew Wright, pur-
Of the steamer Europa charged with smuggling silks
and aces into this city up yesterday before Com
missioner Shields, who decided that the admissions OF
guilt obtained by detective Chalker from Wright could
not be received in evidence against hn AZ they were
drawn Out by threats Of punishment If he dld
Wright arrested upon warrant issued
by UNITED States Commissioner Murhead OF
Jersey City who took him into private room with
no one present except Chaker and Chief OF Police
Fowler and obtained from him admission that he had
been engaged in smuggling In this instance the adj
mission induced by threats or offers Il was re-
ceived in evidence MuiThead then transferred the
tody of Wright from the officer who arrested him TO
Chalker, with directions to bring him before Commits
sioner Shields Ex-Judge Stewart. Wrghts counsel.
denied the right of Commissioner under the law, TO
privately famine arrested on criminal charge
and denounced the transaction fraud, outrage
and a disgrace" Case adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
EuLLoFF THE MgRDERERmTHE APPLICATION
PROM The Binghsm.on Republican. Feb. O.

PROM The Binghamson Republican, Feb. g.
The case of RuloH agt. The People-On APP
plicaton OF the counsel Of Edward Ii. Rulloh to the
General Term of the Supreme Court at Albany for
tTia-eame before the Court yesterday Judge Miller
presided and Judges Better and Parker Associates
Dis,riet-Attorney T. W. Hopkins moved tho for
glmeut stating that il had been regularly noticed
behalf Of e prisoner and that the people ready TO
proceed with the argument. The Hon. c. l.. Beals. OF
counsel for te prisoner, said that he had to Al
beny in answer to telegram to assist In the argu-
ment, and that when he arrived he found
the preparation Of the insufficient no
points being pointed; and that 1t would he
Impossible for him " IL except he could have
few days for pAPaun. Whatever might exist
for asking for delay from circumstances over
which IL had control Prom the magnitude Of case
he thought the interests Of all concerned would be best
secured by putting the down for hearing at some
future day this term OF Court Mr. Hopkins further
said that I've knew something OF the embarrassment of
Mr.. Beal, and did not feel like being captiOus to the
day which the hearing should take place providing
the should he disposed OF at this term. lie wished
the defence ~ have for asking for stay OF
proceedings After a short consultation the Court fixed
upon "Wednesday morning as the time when the case
would lie heard
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question is used now as il ut the time the plan
TO obtain the late Reciprocity Treaty was first set on
foot-as fy-blister to irritste the Americans into
concessions of free markets to the British Provinces
The plan succeeded before but If the Commissioners
do their duty they will tell our Canadian friends
this time that they regard the scheme imperti-
hence. We demand free seas TO within three miles
of the shore, and no humbug about "bays" and
"headlands." We require, Also free ingress and
egress to Colonial ports for all vessels. fishermen
included, the same as we freely grant to all British
bottoms in our own ports But we do not wish 10 go
into details, and, therefore, close the subject
G p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
WHEN NARRATIVES ARE IMPLIED.

Judge Freedman, sitting in Special Term,
hstened to argument yesterday in the suit Of the
Charlotte Augusta and Columbia Railroad Co.. which is
a consolidation of 7tSo roads, against NJ h Jesup & Co
The allegations in the complaint are that the Railroad
Co while building the road agreed with the defendants
TO purchase $500 tuns Of good ron nj for railroad OF
therefor Sss per tun. They now sue for damages
ON the ground that the iron was bad IN
quality franKible and unht for railroad purposes,
alleging that the defendants knew they were building
the road and that the iron was for that pur
Augusta, and Columbia Railroad Company are not shown
10 be the assnees Of the Augusta and Columbia Rail
road and that when the contract completed by de
livery the plaintiffs should have examined the iron but
having received II and used they cannot now sue De-
cisiOn reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
DECTsIONS-PEB. "a.

Supreme Covt-Chambers-By Judge Brady
Josephine Allen agt Henry SmihMenorada for counsel
sgt Betts-Order settled. '4hhs
By Judge saiheand sboHek Hasbroaek
take proof etc Tying agi feisMCuoa denei without COS.
party The People ag Helsn-Dceudab ireland aiipge5 ,,,
the misconduct and contempt alleged the special 90 a. ~ ~
settled on notice ''''"N
Marine C0vt-Pdrt by Judge Joacbimsen
Haven Meiker-aci0n for lnmber-Judgment pn6 M
$500 "a and costs With t5 allowance Smith at T>h-ao Tor
for renting No. last Thirty 6rst Judgment for ,hs
plaintiff for SO 81 and With S25 allowance hmsn AIT br
No. g. Leonadst-DrcsOu
Mount AIT MISUNDERSTANDING ayei until the ,h
General Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas appeal from
Kane involving the questions o. fact on terms.
Before Judge Shea.-Haey agt The yeneuea sba.
Transportation Co-ysrie, for tie defendant kHrong
Verdict for the plaintiff for 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ssw-YoRS

PORT OF NBw-Y0RK. ...........-. d.
CLEARED.
s..m,hps-Rs Clark Bordeaux frsneonis Bragg roI,sS'
ssasB W Sie,son Moore. Loniou ryro Baker Liverpool
Bsrk,-Ye,eran Cathcart, CSiao and IGmOei he'e'' "
Antelope Randall Havana Florence P'e Ceni2esos va
poy,i Raysn Spencer Cisra and Agnes 1ano ~
p r. Alice Lea santiago de Cuba h,BSs Toll ~ D H.h-
Seboonerr-Mary BeTnier. Port au-fuueei r. Ntau'
lax ~ 5. Nancy w smith fooker Charleston
ARRIVED. a., l..
Steamship Bienyle Baker. New ORLEANS Feb T. va hF''
ana s eass P,o,, poape Philadelphia mdse . -, ..,
Steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesinan' sS'aHaAn "'H
s .s! JAS C,uru. Walden Bost.s mdse. snG2s -
Ssss%s5ip Aibemsre Lockwood. Norfolk sd'e and pas
RAJ Ar,senis Harding. Bestoa Feb. q In ballast,
Rrs yprrion wooibury. Carenss, IL days snsaI 49,, s.
schr L. Porter OF RroEiaceiown, spArAN ss'Sn'
Martha 10 days hides - - ...-.,.x
Robert Myhsn. Glouee-,sr. NJ g. be8{, pect lSs-
NJ N Mlnfin. Providence NJ j. Meade l~un"a
Mar Lonisa Proyisace,
WIND-Suuse, light NJ cloudy
DOMESTIC PoKTs. A. nj, %.
PoRr MONROE Eeb. n-Auyed, ba& AqfidneeA Tux wv
PoRrL,Sp Me- Feb l1-Aryed steamship Csrnsa To ne
gov, us this mornl-gi passed steamship PeU'-h
Bosros Feb 3-Arrved steamship Calabr from t' w .n
from Savannah. Below MARY Baker, hom n"ss'AN'
Mobile. aud lsns from Cerisegos - - h. Sew-Yoes
NEwOktkANs Feb rriSei steamship ~ eS Nee.Yoh
Sailed on saturday steamship Gesrgv Washng'0us U4" WV
FOREIGN PORTS. . ,,,-.,. S.pL
LoSpOS Nb laThe Hamburg American stssssnp s,nrsy aa
Meier Feb arrived AZ fmoote ." - In
mals passenger and sailed for h.mbaIg Iee A1s1"'
ship britannia from Ns~-NOk arrived Ia the ogue "u''
DISASTERS. ,,.,s.. w,nt
BosroS Feb laTNe British hrg Marta rom w -.
ashore last Mi ht in New Hollow, near MeileL
saved The bi aud Mil poea1 s en- New
=, @ -, ~. reseutiy Abandoned wscoggd Inc Wv
Ne. ,.yrl nv yrs,-i which has brought thea - ~ mna'a
! For iafssl ship Ners see tighm P"geI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
SIDEWALK INSTRUCTIONS IN yARICK AND
CLARksON-SIs.

TO ne RditOr or The TrtbHne.
SIR May call your attention to what, IN
the opinion OF the people who are forced to endure IT,
is OF the grossest Ourags ever perperaed upon '
community by some OF the present magnates who so
beautifully administer the affairs OF this city viz the
ping up Of that immense collection OF stone-blocks tx
tending through varckst., from Charlton TO Ciarkson'
thence down CarksOn 10 Hudson-st on both sdesf ms
incumbrance deposited In its present LOCALITY last
Fall too late To he available for any purpose wihteNel'
except that OF almost cnectualy blockadlng me H'
walks and eudangcring lives aud limbs. Doubtless lhe
cuterprising dealer In city contracts, anxious 10 'a
his money from the city Treasury has built up this stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
PROPERTY OF LoYALIsTs TAKEN OR DESTROYED
IN WAR. .

To the Editor Of RE Trfoune. .-. . y
SIR: You have taken ground against the
claim NJ the ouakers OF Waterford. Virginia. for
property taken or destroyed In the late struggle Deg
YOU 10 consider the facts, which are ~ follows;
The town OF Waterford Loudon County, w.. Is occu-
pied by Quakers When the vote fi the secession Of
Virginia was taken PAT town voted solid against it, Its
citizens remained true TO the Union during 'he
days of the Rebellion and one has ever cnargeu any
ot them with disoyay. In 1864, the war Department
directed Gen Sheridan destroy all barns, mills hay
rain &C. and drive off all cattle, horses, hogs sheep
90 in Ion6Gn County so as 70 prevent lne enemy
from ohtainng the same, should they aempt 70 90 s9
o ,.inbs Of waterford he gave vouchers for all
nponerty taken and instructed Cen Deyin MIN o,nets
70 form Board Q, Appraisal n, knew he QHSfers to
be 10y citizens. 1t was not done IN IN I'm aya men
people for probably there were not dozen "'" NV"
beside this community In the county. - ,.o
The bin which has just passed the senate ,se was On %
al day OF February 1865 passed the House The sum
awarded was sol S2l The sum camea ,h os Se,
maid into the United states Treasury The amount traced
TO the Treasury about 80 O0O The same community
rt by the special order OF the War Depart
ment, but Il has not yet been acted upon, ,o oood
through the war in the Union army brave, gallant
soldier who that show his services IN tue
hh6hcl one !, Of not hs claimants is samuel anney
the highly esteemed superintendent OF Indians Ihere
1sl Of these claimants ana not shado" Vi u7o'"1
without going into discussion OF the rights OF the
Government take private property without c0npen
satIon when found i'm an cnemys country II may he wen
10 consider whether great and powerful country IKE
Ous can convert its the property OF loyal ctZes
so far removed from actual rebel territory "a 10 he able
TO bring their claim for compensation actually In tho
midst Of the when some Of them were serving IA our
arny and when the OF this property saved the need
OF purchasing like amount II Is nice point for law
yer decide whether after all the GOverhmeht Is re-
sponsble TO such claimants, but II is hard TO see why II
Won are satisfied to have DR. Best paid for his house de
stroyed YOU should not be willing to have Col Chamber
lain paid for his cattle used Samuel ~ Janney for his
horses sold the other loyal claimants for Their prop
ertv taken and used j. T. DREW.
Waterford, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Dee a. 1910 the Jury resrned'a verdict Of Suty with ro,x ~
I meDdatop 70 mercy Sentence deferred. -
Ofhcer Conway attempted yesterday 10 seize
whisky barrel owned by John keeper FULTON M.
because the stamp ofRvrs I
intercre and f0rcb resisted the or The law rean,.s
be cancelled empty whisky only and A, %
had whisky It, During the ue tat nsuei tie barrel w.s row.
inside the saloon and Conway did then 49,
before Commissioner Osborn, who b him bail for srsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
Chief Justice Bellows of New-IIampshire, i

IHtI-JUhIICt T1tTUWb UI NCW -IIdIIIpoIIITVI III
opening court at Newport recently spoke very decidedly
against the used TO swnde money out Of
who oftmes cannot afford to give IT, at church fairs and
other gatherings such postofoes. lotteries, grab
bags guessoakes &C. with the intent TO raise funds for
disseminating the gospel The Judge said that all these
recognized In law IA ndictable ohenses. and tue
proper officers failed Ia do their duty they suffered
10 pass unnOtced If this IA good law IN New Hampshire
why not also In every other state which has statutes
against Vttcriesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN Mails.

The Foreign Mails co, subson A. No. 100 Spnag ioons
Por Mail Of llth 1850 same dsl for hal' o. IN
Il90a m sane day. For Mails Of 10th ljO - same daf lo
European Mail Of 18th, II day For German NAL Of %
ll20 same day.
TUESDAY. FEB L.
Nails the Hamburg the steamship hanag
Tr. HObokea 1t the Post Ofcf y NJ No nupP
rnenssTy Mail Stesmshi, sails at - p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

wall IN he cannot In induced 10 abate the nuisance.
would IL not be a good suggestion to have pacnrds q,
proper distances along the line "trnins "0 Pp :,
the locality IL dangerousf :" ." "a
New York. Feb. q 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
.skei yesterday john r. turgL charged With sNn'ng William
iunUue newly emgraut oct of 81 b TRICK ul device
found GUILTY Of petty larceny Narac deferred H. tlc Of Johu
Mler Indicted elh OAr.s Cor wvbus 'hr store No ~ Nags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
PASSENGERS ARRITED.
MATURE ALMANAC

FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Hermann Livingston Feb -
Alice Woodruff, Miss " Woodruff I" 'uN'
H. b. Crosby A. L. Smith W. Hensco and N the efAse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Ooss w ANNFA JAWS ~ NAau7
tiiy OF Cigars.
~. The United States agt. Solo.
mon Townsend ct al
1.-THE United States sgt. AhFens
et al
s..The United States sg,. Her
nsndex ei al.
10. The United States sgi. FOsr
Cutting MachineA
II. The United states SGT. Quaa-
it's Of Distilled Spirits.
II. The United States agt Yer
milres et al
a. The Uaitsd States sc. PhJ
Barrels o. DISTILLED spifit..
%. The United States sgt JlS
Bars Almonds.
a.. The United states sgt 20
Boxes T.. & G. Rais.ns.
20. The United States AT. Thfos
Gases Leather.
"a. The United States agt l6o
Barrels distilled spin,s
20. The UuitsI States agt 20
Bottle. u Of Bay.
%. The uritet states agt. Your
Case Cutlery.
50. The UnitsdIslstes sgt. Bemis.
81. The Jnitedtta AIT. Sackei.
67..Thc UDitedt tates az. Fischer.
20. The Unitet states sgt ). a.
PennimsJ
1.-THE United states agL u. H.
Pell.ml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

Cutting Machines
%. The United States agt. 50
Kegs Of Lager-Bee.
37..The United States agi. 50, 800
Cigars.
80. Henri Maillari ct al agt. The
United States.
q, The United States Agt. 5. u
man.
81. The United States agt 1903
II Tobacco and 1900 Ci-
gars.
60..The United States agt. Rich
art Baker. jr., ct al.
66. The United States agt Oman
tity Of Cigars ami Tobacco.
%. The intel States sgl Vet
teriein e. al.
80. The United States sgi. 81 200
Cigars.
IS. The United States sgt. 81, 80
IllaA
40. The United States at. ~
Kegs Lager Beer found IN
the street.
%. The United states sgt. %
Kegs LagerBeer found 10
the street
IS. The United states sgt. Q1sn-
tity Of Manufactured To-
iaccO.
80. The United States agt- Har.
veY Barnes.
81. The United States at. Z Bar
rels Distilled Snirits.
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s,n ,s.. SIM 5:Je Moon 10
~ HfgH
s.ni uo,k ,a Cows IsaBd.. a.03l Hell Gate 800
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COURT cALEsDARs-THn DAY

USrRD STATES DISTRICT COuRrURr CAsEs-BLATcHToRD l.
Opens al II A.
&c. The United states sgt Two 49,. The United vt QUA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

CNPhEhE AOl kA-AuANBEh DAi
endar cal
N, Watson agt. Mcdonald
l2. ,Cramscber agt. Dietrich
SuPKsME COUET-SPECIAL Term
a.. .Squires sgt. Abbott
81. Evans agt. OBren.
s.. Hoffman agt SchultL
81. SANE AIT. saHre.
81. .knOEer AT. Cahgell.
So. Solomon AT. jackson.
80. Ritter agt. Booty.
90. state Il Tennessee agt Pow
ell
81. Brown AIT Pnrniss.
6ll .Bunsiorf agt. Sou'baft,
81. Bruce agt LaFsrge
90. Duncan AIT. Bufterneld.
81. .Doggill agt. MeAloney.
6j. Howell agt. Townsend. !
%. Drake agt. Heron.
buPKgAk COURT--ClRCUiT--PARr
igi a. m.-No I
PART fi-BRADN, J
2J5 Broiie agt Andrews.
81. Barstow sgt Hansen.
t15l told. Mcknight egt Devils
It a.
1903 (Old). Chambers agt Baldwin,
Iy3. Roach agt. P0manskie.
l28. Coleman agt. Poston.
30. KENNY ct al. agt. Ives.
30. Abbott agt. Brown - u.
Z5l. Morton agt. Haisey.
$50. .Stabben agt. LEislynskL
26g .Osg0Od ct a.. Rec'r, Sc. agt
Mcknight.
SUPREME COURT-GgSRRAL TER
and CkRpozO. J. J "Opens al 10
SUPERIOR CouRT-PART IN
y. .6oOdenough Hoshoe Co. sgt
GrOcsrs' Fire ln,. GO.
215. yClaiiin AT. Rosenberg.
%. Hope Mrtaal los Co. agt
S0ulter.
80. .B1ckm1n sgt. Mo1genr0lh.
VillaTet agt. OBrien.
l5J. Meyer sgt APPEL
PART IL,
SO. .Morgen'hau 1gt Icnsley.
l6. Campbell AT. Prr'erre.
sc. .Simonsou agt. Walker
liT2. Dempsey at. Hall
5l2. BeckRitf ~. Bates.
$50. Morris adm r. agi. Koghler.
go. Smith sgt Commonwealth !.
I. Co.
3l6. Smith agt. Bslie Fire ms. Co.
COxMOs PLEAs-TRIAL rERN-PA
40. Dart agt. Wa.ker.
5l9. Lyons agt North.
5J4i Bckerson agt Washington.
5l6 Fine sgt. NanbAlian Gas
Light Co.
$50. Hymss sgt. Com.
al. Davis sgt. GwYBne.
669. Mccullough agt. O'Brien
90. Asher sgt. Nat Park Bank
PART III. y. DAILY,
544. .Filene agt Harris
5T2. .Mciuire sgt. O'Cdlahan.
$50. .OlEer sEt. Stnart.
654. RYAN AT. Thirl-sye. R.R Co.
6J5. Harrison sgt McNIir, sc.
60. CASSIDY agt Gourand.
6j7. Mcdonald agt. ETg Tel ASH.
658. Barclay agt Furnies.
go. Battershsll sgt. solomon.
PART III.-LARRENeRR. 10
s.. .Schweiser sgt. HOnish.
26. .Roemig sgt. Charlton.
MAXINE COURT-TRIAL TRRN-P
10
JO49. .Horan act. O'Brie1.
s7ll. Pike sgt. Favor.
i9l2. .Duryea sgt Callahan
5O03. The Morn. Asphsl.ic Go. &
60. agt Howe.
jOl7. The d. Building Co agt.
Fowler.
SOL. .Hurlbert agt. The Del, Lack.
and Western r. X. Co.
s093. Price agt. Davis
PART II.-SaEA, j..
l739. .Scbuerlia agt. gOelle.
l873. Fischer Az. Zerbst.
1876. Chichester agt Higham.
$50. Silva at. Bsronoysky
1853. Wilkinson agt. Richmond
5l60. MAYER AIT. MeserOlr.
$3.50. Dillon agt. Barley.
$40. .ScholerInsn at. jacob [
PART Ifl.-TRACy, &c
-. Archer agt. Duryea.
SIP. .Sterns sgt Wood.
1913. Watson sgt. Sitter.
-. SchraInn AIT, Klabisch.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNGsER-S
/. Peter Cakes and Daniel
Brown, grand larceny.
2..Edsard Hoyt and John Kane,
robbery.
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PROTEST AGAINST COMPETITION WITH CONyIcl
LABOR.

To the Edftor Of The Trfbnne.
SIR: BY giving the inclosed circular an In
serton you will confer favor the working masses Of
the cities Ct Brooklyn and NewYork in particular As
this ia purely a Trade Union issue, and the bill has al
ready been introduced in the Assembly respectfully
request on the part OF the Committee that you come to
the aid OF the honest industrial classes OF the state
through your columns, at this trying crisis.
U,f q
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ANAhUf HH-NN AL - ~ ~
lei al H.
22g. % D0nnell 1t. kehoe.
-lNGRAHAs. J.-1pens at lol m
81. Crawford n. TOWnsend-
%. Merritt sgt. Valentine.
81. .Penderqasi tgt. Bart
~. .Reuold. ai. T0~nseDd
i..Ayrrs sgt Townsend.
-. Mas act. NeYers.
y. Berolzheimg' agt COgsNelI
"a. Roberts agit RhinelandeL
Is. .Flsnaers agt. The Prot Bpis-
eopal S0eiety for The Pro-
mSfon II Religion sud
LearningIt in the state Of
Nes Yoril
IS. CLARK AIT. X J. Steam SaVi-
CATION Col
L-SrrHRRLANt. J,-opens at
iYil business.
.-Op.ns 1T II s.n.
27Ot Wiser sgt. Hatch.
i5s. Am. Bureau OF Minss ssh
Weed r. al
226. Burns AIT. Graham.
~. Bentz agt. Thurber.
2lGB Gardner agt Jones'
IA. Cain agt. O'bnen.
2l6. 9Th Nat Blk at Nat "a Of
America.
~. Plat W. Frank.
~. Birkrtt at. Ssndesou.
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Room. Typographical Union Eo.s.
No. "a Duane-st., He,o- York, Feb. II, 1871.

To ne Otfeers and Members Of Typographical Union
No G: Whereas, There il TO believe Or not posi-
knowledge that IL il the intention Of some interest
ed PARTIES Brooklyn to introduce bill into the State
Legislature, having for its object the legazation OF
prison labor the Brooklyn Penitentary and uheredS
the passage ~ such an act by the Legislature OF the
would enable the conc0ctOrs OF the bill 10 contract
extensive scale, for priting eurpe tertoor tai
IOrin1 shorpdkirg r, de- to be exeeuted by prison Ia
borers the great dctriment OF the honest anu ndst
Gus mechanical interests Of the state therefore DE
ResOired, That Typographical Union No. 8, appoint a
Committee OF Five with power Ia drat suitable resOiu-
fifss &c to confer with the Democratic General Com
ntec of Kings County whose duty 10 slSl he 70 enter
ter protest behalf Of this Union against sneh con
tempiated act and respectfully solicit SAID Democratic
General Committee tn every legitimate means IN
their power defeat the passage OF so neTous meas
and loo IL further
Resoircd, That said Union Commrtce wait on "a many
OF the Trades Organizations OF Brooklyn and New York
practicable. apprise them of the danger and exhor
them take active measures In the premises lmmedl-
ately therefore,
Resoired, That Typographical Union No. h5reby in
struet and direct her delegates 10 the Workingmcns
Union lay the going preamble and resolutions be-
honorable body, aud request them to appoint
like Committee Ia cooperate with ours
We hereby certify that the foregoing preamble snd
resolutions unanimously adopted by Typographical
Union No. g. Feb T. 1911 and Che following Committee
were appointed VIM. 2. Egsn, NJ X. Walsh, Alexander
Trouu Thos. T. Subtitle. Z. O'Keefe.
Ns,s. York, Feb 7, 1871. GILBERT VALE, President.
R..O. HARMON, Secretary.