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NORTHUMBERLAND. "a.

Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge lnRraham.-
Win n!rgs Mount ast Fowe-ho,SI esnt-d ME- sT i
tees In Harmony Fire ln Co-hemOrlriS Tor
Counsel 1rphageu SeIas-Refrence ordered Cox aT Coz
Referred In Petition Of BAnDrdgeM"ion granted Hill
dreh agt Shspard--Onler settled.
Superior Court-Specidl Terrl-By Judge Jones'
Ritter aet settled sul orse to be 6ed Ri ag
PHILLIPS ct a-Sime HAYS ag Prldsr openst Ter as re.
orlr order to be settled days
notice Sherlock DumOn Rcher Brown Ct al 1gt
Cooling aorlers ganel Baum aE' St. Nicholas luS Co-De
faIt tA@en.
Common Pleds-Spetial Tem-By Judge Robinson
Goem Henry Van Goem-DToe granted to plain
uE
Marine Comt-Part by Judge Joachimsen.-
Judd 4. beeman.-Dismsel With costs
-By Judge CGrtsBoun ag Botten; Berry sgt Often
hue-7qBs taken. The EIceOr Manufacturing Co. agt Law
Discontinued POh Peters Fahlblcn
Part LBV judge Aher.Masou Ngt WntrrS-lnquet taken.
Steel ag Baack jackson Observation-Disclosures by default
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CRIMINAL COURTS,

James T.. ScCormc, charged with committing
beach warrant from Maryland led 10 sSOO bail By CcnmiS
Shell
The criminal branch of the United States Circuit
Cont Is aionrned ill tom ow at Assistant District Attorney
for trial Of % criminal ca lLe ps
Witnessed the counsel present. but there
10 Judge
At the Essex Market Police Court, Norman Abbot
800 East Broadway, Committed tnay r at
tenng to outrage patient Ma Rosa Beaumont Of No 80 kA
SIX Peer Donnel for stealing horse and wagon, worth $$
from Margaret Baker.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Eugene
Inbba alias Jmes Doran was committed Yesterday Tor sealns
John FealerstOae OF No lO
tnshsn throwing stone through Pegass "lndo"
Corta 80, At No. 80 SiItl-aTe.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling COM
Peter r. Rowsky euler Yesterday for stealing gold com
au set OF gold belonging Christian Kotle No 10 Green
arrested chr.e Of bsTing obtained
sJi Advance By e prsen>es, from Herman r Ball Of NO.
hams whih he declared we're good orsr bat
UhIc proved rthesS The sate decided that It was
cy dchlrge tue accused Patnk Joce and MS sou ray
rex Tor wallet containing $40 from v
Monte, spana while sing along Cesst simon nu4G was
cui: ch sachel IRON t1e hnIs VI hha
beth D.Ion she leaving the Bowery Savings bank
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TWO FATAL AFFRAYS,

John Rourke, brown stone worker, re-
Gently boarding at sos East Fortysixthst, was found
insensible on Sunday morning on the pavement In
second-ave. near Forty si1thst. He was removed to
the Fftynnth-s Policestation, and, as the surgeon
who called to attend him could not restore MIN 70
consciousness, he removed to Bellevue Hospital
where be died early yesterday post
mOrtem examination revealed fracture OF the
right parletal and temporal bones, and large
cOts of blood covering both hemispheres OF the BRAIN
Tie Investigation adjourned by the Coroner to give
the police time to work up the ease; Capt Gunner mas
asccrtaned that Saturday night tho decreased In COM
pany with John and Thomas Glligan Of Fifty-nnthst
John CondrOn and Others drinking freely IN various
saloons and that they fterward met other persons WIN
whom they drank and quarrelcd. Only one member
German, Of the second party is under arrest TIE
brot Ggan and Condron are also detained to AWAIT
tEe result Of the COroners inyestigation but they
claim to know nothing OF the fatal ARRAY. Rourke was
O native Of ireland, age 81. ,,o. -,
The antemortem statement OF Dennis McCarty, lying
dangerously wounded at No $50 FrOnst was tsken yes
terdy He aunrreed Sunday morning with John
Smith OF No. Rldgcst., and others, over game OF
cards in the saloon No. 22 Divisionst al OF Thorn being
nrer the influence Of liquor McCary on leaving the
saloon was followed by Smith, who renewed the qlaIreI
and stabbed him under the left shoulder blade causing
q very dangerous wound. The assailant has edcd ar
rest
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BROTHERHOOD or LOCOMOTIVE ENGTN
EERS.
EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.

EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.
TORONTO, Oct 24.-During the past week the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers has been holding
it, eighth annual Convention In this city The first
Ing was hed in the Music Hall the 18TH and numerous
sessions taken place since for the consideration Of
the business the organization. There about
delegates present from all parts OF the United states and
Canada, representing nearly 1000 engineers in 13o d.
Visions The hall handsomely decorated, and the
band Of the Grand Trunk Battalion furnished music on
several occasions. The Provincial Government offered
the use Of the Parliament House. but the not
large enough and the Music Hall was then obtained
The Grand Officers present Messrs Charles Wilson,
O. G. L., Cleveland Ohio: G. H. sherman, T. g. E., Dun
Charles Fellows F. q. A. -, Cleveland. Ohio; p. N.
Arthur, g. G. A. E. Albany, n. Y. j. A. Adcoek, F. g. A.
In his annual address, Grand Chief Engineer Wilson
referred 10 the pleasant welcome received from the
Canadian brethren and declared that the policy OF the
organization improve the ability and status OF its
the incorporation OF the Brotherhood had been prepared
BY the me- Sa a G%n @ Sg 9 tS
| Dominion Parliament Tho Grand Chief advised
companies and II such rules were found impractcable
they would be repealed In time He considered II very
violating rule OF the company some time cards we're
fast that 1t was impossible 10 make the time and OBJ
P Ten until Iii an acclent occurred Then " the
S which he Probably Knew had been violated
for months The only way to get bad rules changed
the letter In order that
bile engineers should be allowed TO run locomotives the
Grand Chief suggested that tory railroad division Of
a ralruad should have u lard OF examination, con-.
posed Of the Superintendent The master mechanic, and
one engineer Of at least five ears experiences the duty
OF this board being to eXam and make full inyesti-
CATION OF the ability. habits aud standing men, nll
engineers and applicants for promotion the road,
and attaching penalty II they should knowingly grant
Chief thought would secure drrclass engineers at all
times The q. &. further expressed the opinion that
ont anfa
exchange old and tried engineers for beginners or
untrjed men. "What we want" he continued, land
what the public md the railroad management will aus
tain us n Is plan that will insure thoroughly compe.
tent engineers, aud that will sustain none that are
reliabls This can be done much bcter by the united
actoa OF the railway officials and their Engineers than
by any license law which provides for examination
by stranger tho applicant. No value could he ia
practice attached TO amy certificate given to locomo.
tive engineer 10y stranger. The Certificate to be- OF
ali about The applicant have doubt hut that eiiots
Will lie made puss LICENSE laws for cpgueers In several
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OPENING OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
SPEECH OF EMPEROR WILLIAM,


The German Reichstag was opened on the
10th inst by the Emperor William Ill person The
Empcrors speech on that occasion reported In sub
stance by cable. The closing paragraph will however
bear printing in full:
A regards foreign politics, have been able to devote
my attention to the development and consolidation of
the peace just concluded with France the more entirely
peaceful and supported by mutual goodwill NV en-.
deaVors, therefore, aim at strengthening the we'll
grounded confidence that the new German Empire will
be trustworthy shield Of peace In this connection it
specially important, but TO me al specially well
come task to maintain with the Immediately ncgh6Oring
empires which directly border 1t from the Baltic to
the Lake OF Constance, friendly relations Of
such kind that their reality shall be I'M
doubted in the public opinion OF every
country. The thought that the meetings which had
this summer with the mOnarchs Of these ncgiIboring
empires, who personally closely connected with
me, may, by strengthening public confidence in the
prospect Is specially pleasing to my heart The German
Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Imperial State are
by their geographical position and their historical deycl
Opment, 50 fOrciby and In 80 manifold manner called
TO entertain friendly and ncighbory relations with
each other that the fact Of these relations having
ceased to he troubled by the rtmnscence OF conflicts
which were the undesirable inheritance Of the last thou
with sincere satisfaction. TIE hearty reception Which l.
representative Of this Empire, received IN every part
OF the great FathCrland, and which has filed with
Joy full satisfaction but, above ALL with thanks God
for the blessings which VIII In future not fail to
slant and honest eidcayOrs Is pledge that such salts
German Empire, be felt by the great majority OF the
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THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE
AND GERMANY.
THREE CONVENTIONS AGREED TO-SUMMARY OF
THEIR CONTENTS.
From TIE FdI1s Journal OJlcifI Of OF. II.

On the 18th three Conventions were signed at
Berlin by the representatives Of the French ana German
Government lRt Territorial Convention, rratin. to
certain rectificatiOns OF frontier; 81. Financial Con-
ventiOn involving the evacuation of six Departments Of
the East and 3d. Customs Convention, braTlag upon
the temporary Customs system in Alsace and Lorraine
The Territorial Convention will have to be rati-
National Assembly, but the Financial Conven-
ton will only require 10 be signed by the Pres
flied by NJ Theirs. The evacuation Of tho Six Depart
ments will commence immediately, and is To be
has declared that the signatures Of the President
OF the Republic and OF NJ POuycr-Qurrtier would he
sufficient No further issue Of bills foreign houses for
the payment Of the fourth half miliard Of the in
demnity will therefore be necessary. Nearly all the
previous arrangements with regard the Customs Con-
venOn have been maintained hut the duration Of the
exceptional favor accorded to AsCc and Lorraine has
been reduced to IL months commencing the 18th Of
January 1872 and ending the 3st OF December Of the
same year. The foreign occupation will be limited to
six departments
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THE NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND.


STATEMENT BY SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE-No
AGREEMENT CONCLUDED BETWEEN TIE
PEERS AND WORKINGMEN.
Sir Stafford NOrthcOte, one of the alleged
signatorcs TO the sO-caled treaty" between peers
and wOkmen in England, writes to The Exeter Gazette Of
Oct. l6:
"None Of the noblemen gentlemen whose names have
lately been brought under public notice have signed
IN any way intmated their agreement with Of the
resolutions which have been published any resOu-
GOs al an nor mas any meeting taken place between
them and any council or body Of wOrkngmeD. All that
has passed, far aware il that come peers and
members Of Parliament have expressed their willingness
10 consider any suggestion for legislation questions
Affecting the well being OF the working classes aud
discuss them IN friendly spirit No such suggestions
however have as yet been made I'm form admitting of
consideration"
MEETING OF LONDON DEMoCRATs-THE MOVE
MENr DENOUNCED.
On the 18th inst large meeting of the I.on-
don Democrats held at the clubrOOm Of the London
Patriotic Society in Krbyst HatOn Garden TO discuss
the movement for the combination Of Council Of
LAsatOD," formed Of Conservative Peers with leading
representatives, OF the aborng classes; Mr. Gabraith
occupied the chair The Chairman In opening the meet
Ing expressed his establishment that there should have
this coalition between persons representing the
working classes and the Tory party with whom H.,
thought the working class had broken of for ever He
asked the attention OF the meeting 10 address by Mr.
NOtteshead subject connected with the political
power Of the people.
Mr.. Mottoshead, who received with warm cheers,
drew fOrcble picture OF the position OF the People be-
fore the Reform movement Of 1882 cOntrasted that
aion with their present CONDITION. ana DICTATED That
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SBIPPING IHTELLIoEyc,
PORT OF sEw-youk

w H1"-tUhh ~ ~
::.s s s:s ~ s. Con-; r.a.,
ss.eanshp Be.erly Psres. Phil, IelDha f
sss .;,,.:SD 5 S p Ps.lO; Boon, PssislptiA
sSis ES.q: ascaa 'i Ey. rSs.: 4So - &cs
spp 6GSa way ~ !Sr Lys'D%at Vsucs &,
81. xxas: S,soIs: .oess 5s ss.f Ts,
Bah News, 4 hs,: DssD eo afs :;
s .Ts rssaa aBr whsn tras i.Ss,
T Tssss %;'' i,1 SS-a M:sr
aS. tS X n.s s,S,a3 - r. S s.;
Pc Ais TSsstrSD Port,sd sIE S1's' Rost
schr Mary Bur,-tt Peal Par., Bnrls Pond s.sssrs
Esq., Fss; Crow. Crow +! f:'' &C. a.; @
schr Warren, Dh'.O, Pca,acoa
s..m&p H.rn,nn IN. O ne R:,sn @p p,,u. A..
symptom l1th with ode mi to ich, % ''1 asgHA
s SSi'; "S no. A" md pes Doc: SS, .s; 10
With nd "a suS p..s !. ava R',s ts'd City % ~ s.
a., S's e. c,nT Ta, Lockwood, caaeIou OFT a -,
snip Leo,rds Gel W,nLe R,t..ra.m a a,,, e
to Sns . e 2; o, cot tsr Sn'n. Sas. Ens. Az
,, BIi AnddsleD' SeeOOd, tltal), sog;., Brsa g..
Bark AMMO Al. DR. Fr,on D,r.eaa, s3d,,. ~,
Bank g B. Gov n ljr Pif!los sy'a y b. I w
Brs @ Sn~'p1 t sI, s' b. - ,. %
I n,is T EIs zlo,'n toe,I D,y Muriy. st,.h b.a
seIr R. W. Brown Vices, Carat IL d4y. w.t. S.ys -.
cOttol. 80 WV @A'~ Nef1 I'D
sehr Annie Powers tof Orlan D. spa-S MarS Har.O, "a.
days, With fruit ' sai<naA II
scHOoNERs-,IYzR A D cOA~TyrK =.
r. X Kirk, George ON, d. T.. 90 A.. " ILa-so. W.. y
f. rrenen' 'H!nA Ds5Tiri, Wi "a
DOMESTIC Ports.
BoSroS Oct N-Arrved, steaL hips " IaTr.are I'm,
Nonns a. ION Philadelphia Cendpose, hOh rapS ~ -.
PoErsE,s MoyKoE. De-. o-Arv,d thg Arlss to. 49,,
or err; bark Edith lose from Scs.YoF, 80 0t''a bs
LEWIS, Oct. 3Arr vel snip S.rinlc r,n Iyyerno.t. - . .
from London: asO. h4rS. - At.At Z
Ngw-ORLEASs OF. 2.-ArnVei. steamship Geo C,,s,.a 4.
HeS'forE bailel 2Jb steamship Unel Sttes iUr NeuY no.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QusETsrovN. Oct ihe Inlan Lns rtesnshn City a s.,-
Ca?L iean te, hUm Ne1-IOrA IT, ed here on
Liverpool $3.50 '~'''ssiS
SOUTHAMPTON 0ct. 3n-The MOTT Ceruan Loyl Sc, ..a.n
"a Never from eS-iOrk OF ~ or BrsseI clisI hsrs
and proceeded ''s~-H
SPOKEN.
Ship LADY Dufein (Dr from CA...r,Ja for Lverso n
DC Is, lon. s. q, days ont
fIor Lated Ship Ee,os see FirH Pag.I
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DEPARTURE or Foreign NAILS
TUESDAY, Ocr. n.

TUESDAY. OCT H.
Ns Tor Europe Plymouth CheTbourg And Ham Ter steam.
alp HoA, close at ll30 m. Supplementary Nall at foot u
Third st.. HobOken. 10 closed st 30
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Aa' must be prepaid WIN
double postage
WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.
for Europe via Oueeustown Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin, close At = T. m. No Supplementary Mail
THURSDAY Nov. 2
Mails for Europe Vi. Queenstown aud yeroo Ger steamship C OF
Linerick eloSe at $3.50 a II. No Supplementary MSiL . .
Mails for tile German saes via Bremen per steamship Hansa
close at II
Mails for Nawau p ,nd and the IVES. Indies steam
ship Moro Castle, close at p N.
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--I7---7--------
p4NSENGERS SAILED.

FOR ASPINwALL. &cIn steamship Rising Star; oe' S-v n
(roe Dorsmus Fred d. Johnson L. w. Castle Mr.
Martha Phpps ch James NJ smye and wife, GoO H. liver NJ
sgano Chs Vance, Root McAty Woo'sey ele Col Geo NJ
Toeu Emile Reushurge Dr. Phillips the Hon. IhoIn,s bds GOV
and children r. Morey and wife John silva H.
simpson Mr Locus CrOoher infant and nurse MT owen aao,
daughter f. r. smith de GuarirN, Mr. Bunce, Mis- su'n
HID Garcia e. Montoy AMI eh A. Piper d. " To-
Bailey Row. wife aud Infant H. FaIAr r.
Gollsmh DSnnely, L. Aenu, T. T. Gamble Major A. IT, '0a
Gtall anil Ihmrn
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c,ation He had heard that certain Nsw.Iork n1w<e
paper had copies Of the % spa cey
sopss a5 :: .S lem the papers fSs Rsss
cat0n Plaintiffs counsel criticisc2 fooeGr , ana 70
marked that it was singular that Pooton snoua 40 3
close communication with the plaintin Wn 10 HyVsrF
pubshers were not also made defendants III tng pst
they had copies Of the correspondence JuuEo ii"'
al hia dnpCi
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THE BONARD WILL.
MIR. BERGH's vERACITY-A PHALANA "
LAWYERS.

MIR. BERGH's vERACITY-A PIALANA "
LAWYERS.
The Bonard Will case came up BEFORE Surro-
gate Hutchings yesterday. Mr.. Gerry SAID 10 "isne
rectfy certain alleged irregularities on the record anu
TO adjust the relations of counsel some OF which wefo
dsputed and he asked that the series OF oDJecuous
which had been filed to the socalied first Will OF Feo
be removed from the files OF the Court, as the couse
who presented them acted under misapprehenSon anu
without authority from Mr.. Bergh These objections
aege that Mr.. Bonard at the time ne mgneu tno ma
WILL was In lethargic state, PRODUCED ny @ 1Ia
did NOT know what he was doing. Mr. Bergh was caVo"
TO the stand and testified that Mr. B0naru neyor bis
nresence spoke Of having been under tne Influence Of
narcotics at the time signed the frst WILL that he
had only heard rumor that Earcotcs had been admin
isiered 10 him, TO which he paid but little attention.
Mr. COndert-Wll you tell us from whom you got this
rnCr...,T ,,
Mr.. Gerry objected to the question:, 4. 49,. $500
Mr. Bergh-Tne rumOr was ii.c"ee llRey 10 nave como
from Mr.. Campbell than anybody else a.. ;
Mr.. Coudcri-Mr. Bergh denies 1t, 1t Is truo hut
want to prove by him that 1t Is true notwithstanding
that denial
Mr.. BeIgh with warmth)-Y0u cannot make me provo
o iulsrhood, Sir
Mr. COuderl-I want to make you prove the truth.
Mr.. Bergh emphaticslly)-Tue trnth you shall always
have, Sir Mr.. Bonnrd never said anything aoOut hS
physical or mental condition.
The Surrogate thought that Mr.. BeTgh's original
thug about narcotics should stand good without further
Effort to impeach II. Mr.. Coudert said he would oppose
tho testimony OF Mr.. Bergh by that OF Mr.. Campbell
who with Mr. Bcrgh his visits to Dir. Bonard, aud
who would prove that Mr. BOnard spoke about narcotics
in Mr. Berghs presence The Surrogate said he should
allow Mr. Berg to withdraw tho list OF objections. The
reiofians OF counsel were then adius ted as follows:
kbddge Gerry counsel for Mr. Beh and the American Society for
John g. BOYD counsel for Mr. Campbell under viii
lOn Abbott associate counsel With Mr. BOd for Mr. Campbell
Dir counsel for Josephine BonAr claiming to be Que Of the
heirs OF deceased IN the matter Of the first will
COudert for the French Consul and unknown heir,
judge counsel for Jones bell egsses under the hrs VII"
Niles Bagley, associate counsel Tor jones' u Bell.
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4 BTKGLAR OVERNATCHvD.

CMCiNN II, Oct. 3O.-AMdrew Stcvcr, farmer,
living TX miles rs. OF Dcphos, OHIO. was G. nruntcd
In his own house, saturday night bY rObDer, who
after asking for utclc.. presented revolver. Scvcr
k.ockcd tho rcvoyrr r. IN tho ru|hrS hand, and
stabbed him win p1rirt hrdf". kJis him Instantly
Til. CCTcngl : hrI CACuGYLicd e.eYoE
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pISSENGERN ARRIEED.

FROM BERMBN-In steamship Hermann, Oct "a Hr Gen ard
child Sophe Helms b. II. Reuoh and family H. A. W" rlln and
daughter Jaue Marib and daughter A Bphaghosn I itode
eoryt Annoy wife, Joe Sehroder SamU
and hny Geo Beekte H. A. sehhseh Wu Won chs and family
W. r. Muller family serysu Mrs Peters and adj hrs vOgel
sapg Paulson Edward Mech T. u;ehns fIfh Derkhem and
aiha 10 hn
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5dIes bn arriir'


BXlRANlGfs g. % MI; %:s e. RaFsadTy
.rTTEgSESP4YY a. "a T.ir9sDAY, NV IsDl2.@ths
sELEGLl9S or ,oNs rare Curious and Ase A. '~ ~
' Fai6iY snd SArSEDAT. Ecy. ara. atrss
ssqpHtps s ,ss;s Which r e 4nst s. ii s D
HaPs Indians RncJcvpO Branaica, Ga el'n MrE' &l
Gs.. &c
NEO. A. :LEAVITT & Co. Qate LcayiIt,
" Streberh Coz Clinton Hall, As,orphr For the
Auction Of COLLEcrOS' Of IOOK PASrso, aS
kinds Of LITERARY PRoPERrE
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CHARLES
~ w. KnARNBY sg. 4. Z WASH0B TOOL COHPANI.-Sota
hereby given that pursuant order Of t Co date hf Ia
day Of October 1871 the suhsce Receiver Of the sd TS
WAsHoE TOOL COMPANY appointed in tle rove eati Gss
will SELL tie ofce Of said COMPANY No. IG C4' bss ia "'
City November II %
day the following property the s4 THE wA3oG fool co.,
PANY, 10 Wit
TWO LOTS Of land buildings thereon consisting Of essp
shops. situated NBwAK in the State OF NS"'JL.SBf 'ai '
,crbed A follows viz BEGINNING tie north west cocf OQUHr
r. ard alroadaVg thence ua NJ north nty4a.
degrees AID ahyrs minute. We n 1a1 s ana az m .
Inch; thence south sea de- es east 90, ol 60 s '-y
inches sS thS PHcGSo Il p1cEL BEGINNING in m NORTH
staT the HorTiS S'Vst corner q S1 iB
oaave thence Running north grs west 'gny Ie j
6sn. north eight es;GI e. e; & !s soGs S S ,
SOUTH degrees we III ices 70 the peso 9a
MACHINERY and TOOLS and Abou said batr' follows
PanctAg Machines; kolDn! hic.as,; AtnI % nc RIa
Pi,ures; Pump and eel Frame Tor Emer7 VIE 45hs "a
Frres; PueYs, Sn II AMI hAI gers tang Fs dS
En- cry Wheels; Fixtures lord Luer Wheels 20 EY' ~
TonE Large Rollers Dies ior sna. oer Dr. S r.-eII
Dies for Dropi sacaiue; ll Id AhTs Sea teeI
pies for Tnp Hammer; Swgcs Seigs Chses AMI BIO" b1s'
Wheel Centers Splitting Cutting oG Go 70 geC
P5s f saa Emery y' Wheel Prn RISE f G
for Boilers DreSEs HacLs PGs ior OPeal Be&
MERCHANDISE said buildings factory hloS >Sss Ban
old bl ~ b Steel Dropped, bVlL 1900 hi SIe Dppe' sJh
$50 n. -
LETTERS PATENT Oce Of the COMPANY No lSs chss
bers-st. New.YorS issnei :s follows: 49,
BY THE UNITED STATES GOyElNNBNr-Feb s., No ?si,
for imnroysmentJ Mining Pcki Oo.s. 'eISe oct
1856 for improvement in Pck AMI Ar rnn1eL NsL q
62 Improvement 10 DTS isf :ora NJ the e; PEE
30 8O3 for improvement In Meiae for fdry Bred
PickAIes sc. ,
of Cse W. ler Gowns Tor ~ LE No Bhzr
ray-.. NewYork or in the bans Of Pa.ent Agent. -
improy, construction Of Ming PcSs Ma los Va
l6 for improvements Machinery for forming ick and Oba
tools - ...-.
BY THE FRENCH GovERNMENT-Ms72 2, 1868, No &7I for a
uroTeneats 10 Machines waking Picks ami asls
rights Of said Company as acre aeqfS
with David Blake Co., dated the Nh ~
TENDER. 1865. 80 49,,
MERCHANDISE at said OGce No l66 Chambers, 6ler M
doI Coal Handles; Oh Handled Pcks 10 2lS dL No QCh
PcGs II 2 Cornish Poll Picks; 81 no1 10 PO o. Gs
Hoes; Safei 2 eLs I Chairs; Stove and sa-nPles.
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY aud ectt OF the sid ConrtiIa
every kind and description, except cash. the ha, Of S.b'f
JOEL u. HUNTER, ReceTsL
New.York. Oct o.
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Court CALESDAhS-rHl DAY

SrPREgE JCslar called At 70 m
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Rec a. q. Gahn,. iI2O huGbaum agt. Fink
IlJ5 Wyder agt II. 'cioh 512l Logan agt. HemmeI.
71uy. ,EI.:rnm as Beams 10. Wilcox sgt. Ma
72Il. .schnldt act. Cam. Gidi L more agt ELtoD
PART II.-tURrs. J.
8ol5 Herman a Sch.s.er 79 .Tliughast sg. Msn'er.
C Mckenzie. .Il3j. johnson ag. JscASOn.
G.8j Webb sg. Wurnstr. 1!:6,. v rrnz sgt StiHmcth
GGGJ. GrsiOn COpcu;t 1913. DOlner agt. Jcnns
p,Sis0U. $40. Davis agt IO0psT
G8gd. Gilles sgt. Jones i1!il Lu Gar sgt Fischer.
Ealks BrEsrl 12!l. Mason at Jrauys
l12i1. Bennett ROsCntha.
Ho,Ihury. 1II'l Ritcher sgt InAnn.
52l8. Newell agt. Mckenzie.
PARr III.-ALKzR. j.
1919 Lehman at SteinmetL 179 Harrington Winters
aRt. Psy. 7.sI. .BlDhm Webster.
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