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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
en- Spring election since 1850;

nurinc the war no reliance whatever could be placed.
OF course upon estimates Of party strengths and no com
harrison OF votes previous to 1865 will afford any basis Tor
figuring to-day. In years the vote was very sht
chiefly in consequence OF Democratic apsentecs'
Since the war, however both sides have maze extra eA
ertons and II will ne observed that the total vote mas
been very much increased. In these six years the aV
erage vote has been 9O62s An Interesting TACT may De
mentioned in connection with the enormous vote OF
lsss The Democratic vote is returned ut upwards OF
20 o the only occasion when any party hos gone over
that number. It the beginning OF Tamnany opera
tions Connecticut Gov. English obtained nearly tue
whole OF his majority IN the Fifth Ward Of New-aven
There was strong suspicion OF fraud, and the Legsa
ture that year passed the Registry law the etect OF
which was seen in the result of the following Spring
election the Democratic vote railing on COW anu '"e
Republican only about 5000.
The Republican canvass, as rcturtcd. looks very much
better than 1t did year ago. On the voters 10 DO
made" only estimates OF doubtful character are posi-
bic; for while Il Is enough TO CLASSIFY men poltl-
caly there very great uncertainty TO the number
who will actually become voters. or the applications 10
the registrars OF this class, decided majority Of the
applicants are Republicans aud may perhaps be taken
for granted that of the whole number the odds OF voters
made will lie against the Democrats; but something
will depend upon the strength Of the naturalized ee-
ment and the the party has In bringing it out
My own impression has been that the Temperance
reserved vote" would amount to something, and am
not altogether inclined to give that opinion yet ~
there is such vote II belongs conscientious class of
men who have become dissatisfied with both OF the old
parties will show their strength ON tue state
ticket hut not elsewheres They are too sincere to spit
up on Representatives, as they now understand that
such "A course tends to give the Democrats
control in the Legislature, and that control Is
only another name for free rum. With this vote
Temperance ticket, there will be no election by the
people IT, however there in this Temperance hasct
only the strength will cieaye to IL 10y deserving the
Old parties the election of Mr.. Jewell 10y the people is
almost certain. In either event do not see where the
Democrats have any reasonable chance OF success Fail
Ing before the people, by the outside party movements
MI level NAV confidently eXpect to have Legislature
which will settle the question in his favor But even
this ca mot b. unless the Republicans ~ the state blig
ont thrr ful vote. We want every mar 10 me III 'his
f,.ylf
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COLLECTING RENT BY BLACKMAIL.

Thomas Crawford, q dry goods merchant OF
No. 49 sixthave., taken before Justice Downing al
the Tombs Saturday the charge OF attempting 10
extort money from ]. W. Bell, tailor at NO. liz f'h
ave. Mr. Bell made affidavit that on Dec IS he received
from the accused copies OF letters purpotng to have
been written by Bell to young woman named Minnie
Dearborn occupying furnished room above CrawlordS
store The letter incOsing them Il appended:
You viii end inclosed some papers They are sample
Of some unless the rent that due me ana
for the damage will send o. them TO one that
ougbt conduct but who fear badly deceived N ,o"
that Is wife. fonrs &C., Al, 4. Nhs M ri
months rent soi repairing and cleaning the rooms siOO'a
$50 / will wait three DAYS for answer. -, l.,
The accused waived examination, ana gave pau III
$500 Crawfords explanation Is that Bell had called ire
Guently on Miss Dearborn and that was tnoeisVod
that he would become responsible for the rent sne pc
came partially insane, damaged the furniture ana was
removed TO the Lunatic Asylum ON Biackwells isallu
When she reganed her she re0ccupeu the apart
ments and left them without paying the rent lbe lel
ters ncosed were gwen Lin by tho nurse vi tho young
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THE l.. 5. DISTRICT-ATTORNEY FOR NEW
MEXICO.

From The Las Vegas MdiL
We have had placed in our hands an aflida-
Wit of Mr. August kirchneI of Santa Fe rejecting upon
the official of Judge Palcn of the First Judicial
District of NewNexcO; that OF Thomas Catr0n Attor
neyGcneral of New-MexicO: S. Is. Elkns one of the
Pascual Baca representative from this county. The
document referred to bears every mark OF authenticity
and assured by gentlemen In this city that they
have seen the original III Santa Fe We have hestated
to publish IL until fully satisfied that 1t was
genuine, and being convinced that ii is So we give.
in brief, its contents we have not room to publish II
in full this week The affidavit of August Krchner IL
to and subscribed before Samuel Ellison, Clerk OF
the Probate Court in Santa Fee H. Wctter Secretary Of
Felipe Degado, Probate Judge, together with the Hon.
c. I. Clever and five of the principal merchants of
santa Fe, certify that the character of the
afaut for truth and yeracity integrity and honor is
above reproach suspicion The facts set forth In the
affidavit are the effect that Thomas b. CatrOn the
first day OF January 1872 toa the said August Kirchner
had bought Pascual Baca representative OF San
Miguel County and that III order to defeat the passage
over the Governors veto Of certain bill removing
Judge Paen from the First District, ii was necessary 70
buy tv other Representatives, and that for this purpose
the said Krchuer should go the bank and draw $500
which CarOn would order 20 be paid to him. That he
fKrchner could pay $3.50 each for the votes and that
they must from Santa Fe Rio Arriba Counties The
said CatrOn stated to Kirchner that II Judge Palen
should be removed. that himself and Elkns would be
ruined Afant also states that s. b. Ekins Oh the Goth
day December 1871, told him that he (Krchner would
have lawsuit IN court 10 be brought against him by
samuel Ellison and that if he (Klrchuer) would assist
them and Judge Pdlen should not be removed he prom
him he should certainly gain the suit IL Is said that
original Of the foregoing affidavit has been forwarded
10 Washington,
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THE COURTS.
FIFE STATEN ISLAND OYSTER FEUD.

TIE BTATEN ISLAND OIofErs HOD'
The Kings County Supreme Court Room was
crowded on Saturday by oystermen from Staten Island
interested in the application OF counsel Tor wnt Oh
habeas corpus TO obtain the release OF Garrett Decker
Richard johnson, Oliver Brinley Isaac sivie, John
Ikens and Others who committed to the Westheid
jail by Justice Halle for carrying away oysters rom
the disputed portions Of Princes Bay The contest Is
between the planters who stake Of beds import oysters
plant and raise them, and the natural
growers" who claim the right 10 rake ior
oysters ON certain portions of Princes Bay.
Counsel opplied 70 Judge Gilbert for the writ on the
ground that the act OF 1885, imposing penalties for rakng
oysters the grounds Of planters was u pShmanG
County opposed the application the ground that the
suit could only be heard in that county. ,o.. , %
decide upon the constltutionaty Of an act at Special
Term in the way proposed. IT would be more proper
then the question would come up and be more eiao-
oratey argued The bill was made 600 In each case.
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b'u l'rc.s' from the psrso. oeo,ss " D''y' Herman

from the person George w. Dov hefmsn ''s'
ssalt and battery; Archibald Campbell DO.
P.nr m van BnUsr "opens at II q
scbot WRIGHT ct 1tyT. Gibbs sgt CLARK.
a Costeio at The MAYOR. it16 Cameron sg. Hertz
1904 Hsri.on at Csrner IT, t3. Mlnom ag HewYork and
t78. .Heydscker sgt Lombard - Ne~.hrenh ~ Oo
1893. " hlie ct s The Cont 9ll Read 81 al ar con,
mental Nat Bank. l3IS Norm American o. D. 10 hsN
1894. Burke agt Gsriper - RAYMOND. ,y.
1914 .Deyo sgt Copeland oH The bosni OF CON- OF hio
1901. .Tisdsli ATT Poster agt. Gary.
1859. Milford Hitchcock.
TsRs-SHsA
JJ-Csiendsr called at 10 m-Csenah cas" ioi mart"
rs, %, and n.
J.. .Hosworth sgt Low lll.Carsf sst, ohnsn
2. Dawson agt T0tans I5.IOfy sRi' Langley
3. Same ~ Helrnan sgL OoeIs'eueh
I,Panons ACT MeC1eye Is. .Requa sgt. Barley.
s. .Pickert agt. Kole l6.3sme yt sane
Q. Shannon ag. OBhen. IL. .Post sgt feeney'
7..Greenbsum agt. Lasky. H. Webb Rt "ermser
o.. Wolf sgt Goodkind. 49, .Croriey art wool
9. Ross sgt. Klabert %. .Poh sgt Daily
10. Mos at Corb,L 81. .ROemmlsr agt. eros,
H.. Van Pelt Cooper. 20 knte agt bromnofs'
ThIIL TEnN@P,Rrs H. and I-No Calendar for Monday,
March IS
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Bernard Borshadt. charged with selling unstamped
held Saturday by Co%@,sioner Shields to await the
who seize Of his unnped barrels Of
VIII .ky, al held in i 900 bail for examination.
At the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Alderman
committed VIM Downing for breaking into the eo,hng store Of
George b. Clark liz and ia william and attempting to
steal clothing John McKeon Of No 45 Washington,
for batg Jane With pistol and knocking down and kicking
Mrs Isabella Sirngham fellow tenant. Russell Winston. for
ssung William Iieayde Of the fnh Precinct while the
stier him doriery Conduct Michael
Loyd 1 Of No. 80 Mulberry for attempting TO pick Detective
". q. Elders pocket In Broadway
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvANNATn steamship Herman Livingstone a,h "a
David clover and children g. Hines and WIFE, segil
and wife Mr. Parson Rev j. Mcleod Thos Ward. Chs H.
Terry K Webb Chs: Griffin aciurs. 4: Ncolee Geo b.
Rdvars (Tanal Co. Gal ~ Paser Samuel Waite H. b. Baker
And Gouey Tyon. H. sker, sre Jessie Gould Chs Miller
D. Nichols Dnneen A. Castillo, John King t. j. Billings aud IL
n the sserage an, =, =.
PROM LIvERPOOI-In steamship Minnesota March 23-Geo May
Ma White John Wheeler H. L. Lopez J. ID. williams IT, b. A.
Van sprooyen. M Gunderou Mr Romans. Henry Phillips Benz
FROM sAvANYAT-rn steamship Virgo, March 23Freiehck
sebaefer James Ierrcs william Heck John eick us Her
" Pa
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MARCH u.
TUESDAY. MARCH D.

MONDAY, MARCH e.
No Steamship Malls - .
TUESDAY MARCH %
No Steamship Mails -
WEDNESDAY MARCH, a.
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool. per steamship
Minnesota close Supplementary Mail on Pier No 20 n
r. is closed at l;f5 y.
A Prusaan Closed Nail IL sent by this lire.
THURSDAY. MARcH H.
Mails for Ruope vi. Plymouth Chebourg and Hnbnrg se-p
ship Thurinr close oO Supplementary Aa on Per at
focto Of Thds., Hoboken. Ia coseds at loo 2. m. ~,
IAN letters deposited In Supplementary Malls must be prepaid "'h
double postage
A Piusssn Closed Mail Is sept by this line. . . ,
Mails for Havana the West Indies steamship MORO Castle
close Supplementary Mail on Pier No. n H. closed 81
ESQ o m .-,, -.,.
All deposited 10 Supplementary Mail mn be prepaid with
lie Dostage,I
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DECI5IONS-MARCH q.

Superior COurt-SDecidl 1erm-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Loremus eg Loremus-Decree of divorce granted Wool agt
SmthOref granted Wood agt Severn-Same Coulter a Van
Hart FtchCopy Of bail In Hart
sg furnished the judge Mahouey sg Belmont Points Of
be furnished the judge Hamilton Scheme
hom-Orier granted Rice Wkiney.S'me Guide Marketa
denei. Brennan Canfeli ct aOrer
Do
BY More-Kiul agt KsuRetree sustained and reference
ordered (see opinion with Clerk
Common Pieas-Special 1erm--By Judge Robinson
Wall Gordon ct aL-Injuneton dissolved (see opnon
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREsr AND HAvREn steamship VILE de pan, March - -
Mr. jones HollaDe Miss MARY H. Hoisne Mr. Peheron Ms
Heloue Rouar Mr. Eugene Wae, Mr.. Garcer Mr. Hennger
David Paoi wife child DR. O. L. Mitchell Mr. and hs kcha
Ganher Mr. Henri de Cako'e MI ana
M, Barry Mr Gabriel Rabe Mr. David Rabe Mr. George Lori Mr.
lean Mr Bernard Dutha Mr. tphono
Roe C. Refet Buris Mr. Cbss Bhsugne Mr. jules
TrQho Albert Domesh Mrs Marie GItg Mr. aud MIS- sJyeF'
infant Mr. Dupont wife two children M H. fer
Mr. Daocon Mr. Diary Mr. Cshenne Mr. Feahry alnlar1n Ms
Marie Gilbert AMI daughter Mr Charles Bsrmlnn, Mira IT, uejsf
Mr and Ms NOdesto PeIellL
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
CONNECTICUT.

rur no, TITO Al sIrI, ALTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STR ENGTH OF THE TEMPERANCE VOTE.
,,.o,, rrp ppcrI AR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNEl
HARTFORD. March as.-The percentage or
., ~ votes in Connecticut il small that neither
state committee of two parties can make canvass
accurate enough to inspire the fullest confidence IN INC
result of the election is the opinion a. inc v,
aadorrers that the total vote will be below that oil
last year though this opinion qualified by the assup
ton that the Temperance ticket will not call our any very
considerable reserved vote append here the vote OF
,ha s.a,a nj each Snring election since 1860:
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NINTATIiRE ALMANAC.

55j 6 Moon nses.''''' 'o
WATER TINS Day.
Sandy 1855 Cows lslahd. $50 Hell Gate Ferry Z
WATER THIS Dap n
siuly HOOK 8l6 Cows Island 1851 Hell Gate Ferfy lG
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Gonoon advertisements

CHAKESPEARE's BIRTHPLACE, Stratford
- on England; tusss siucaon ofcr- The College
School" in this town At 500 year be.S 10 ysm Of
special preparation for Rugby and other
Public Schools in England and for tie
bridge; Clergymen Apply Rev. Dr.
COILS Warden or Rev c. q. GEPP Heaimsser
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wa. to break up and rcgcnorate the Democratic party
to naugrate reform Of a kinds to produce genera G"11
Cancellation and reconciliation ana otherwise 10 ehiy
out almost the programme now Laid down ~ the di a.
ccnsntedr Repnooans ought mot 70 certain wsys
ing Journals with heads. OF the eebieness ana ID
alter the experiences OF 1861. and 1885, and 1853 But
there are still Bourbons who never learn any "lsuo"
from experience, and never forget any 'ohy'
From me Boston Tror,IIer. -, =,
u il now certain that Gen. Grant will Dc
the @ he Oh aS y Se pcmoc party
there IL great change in the programme IL - hns
agreed that il one Of several persons shall he nominated
by Roformers all their strength ana
pSry to that nomination WHOM. then shall we sup
port Mr.. Sumner and Mr. Trumnui OF JT nrincipe.
might support the ReiOrmer But to SSn ihe aeet ed
form be sustained snpPSseb a Mr been Elected by
Democratic votes in opposition to the Repu99 or
an SG Of Was p ae
Cabinet In the o@se t, sufficient t nIa WITH the
Reoers will De iohha No e but the
Republican ieaven will be too small to influence the De-
moccy It will be pemoerac 9 Tns so w viii be-
Republican unless carpetbaggers enough unite VIII i no
istration majority We shall then have a Reform Presi-
dent, divided Cabinet. Democratic House. hohue,
script senate. From such Administration, good Lord
deliver us!
PROVOKING FrERCEH DEFIANCE.
from TIE Missouri Republican PGssiif).
The CINCINNATI movement ndS Dccn SioWiHS
stronger every day since the New Haphire election.
and We are every day bearing of aderenis counted
for the movement who were not suspected OF being iav
orabe TO IL before Instead OF establishing the authority
of the Administration and quoting the tumult IN me
Republican party u ia provoking hercer deiances OF tue
former and stimulating the commotion III the iatter'
Instead Of keeping Republicans away from the Chcln a
matt Convention it il determining them to go there
Instead of subdung the insurgents. 1t Is Inspiring them
with spirit. II the old foe OF Rcpublicansm
the Democracy, were in the field. this element
would be content to march to tho contest
under the old party banner. and ala III lnieting
another defeat upon the ancient ANTAGONIST But II the
Democracy not TO he in the field there is no neccs
sty for Republican unity, and the anti Administration
element of the party not only may but must take adya
tage OF absence OF the enemy TO settle matters win
President This is the p which the recent
election Is viewed by the Republican opponents OF inc
Administration. They are in mood 10 contribute 10
On event that would be called and would be- an Adnli-
istraton victory larger SCALE and that would leave
to every Republican who has opposed the President the
naked choice of abcct submission or degradation 1hey
prefer to fight for their lives to overthrow the power
that is seeking To destroy them; and the spirit which
they are displaying since the Eew-Halnpshire vote
proves that they resolved to make the contest IL
mortal onc.
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Brooklpu Real Cstate for Sale.

TOR SALE, 21S and 220 Franklin-aye.-9 fgl!
LOTS with HOUSE, 22r2; stories su ba'emnti fame ts
10 all improvement walls painted hroi Lnes
order fruit trees Sc AppJ s. l. Henderson,
X sOuihs., ". T.
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UesttIJester Conntp Real getale tor Sal


AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
"A SALE accommodating terms within az hour ana %
Nevlork In Wecheser County, containing 100 acres s -
cultivation waste land splendid IANSON 50 ~
deep perfect order; also Building q b. no. ne
clubhouse academy; 90 Level ground suitable pI H.
track; also Gr and Mill u feet bead q water ndnI
stream and stable for hundred head of cs ea W
orchards pear orchard all gael and eoee ri LOU
sill 10 order and grounds ornamental pnre W. -.
psrs the every respect genteman- esa 80
for health unsurpassed anywhere the Atmosphere dV ~ w n
10 weak lungs good house and lot 3 feet front 70 he NY
taken IN part payment Address WiLlI'M DAVIS IHushsO
4 HOUSE FOR SALE-With about nan a ass.
N LAND; plenty truit; 10 miles ron two minutes I'VE W.
1t Tucsahoe Harlem Railroad possession mmsdiaieeb ;y,y
T'OR SALE-A Plot of LAND in the town 81 Y,
Yonken Wesichser County containing 40 'e Ssbri
Bronx land high with lBe bldng les OF w. IA. n
for improved city property. Inquire at tie Ohs''n
EighIh-sye. :,
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-for ely q, -
Brooklvn prvperty-A desirable COUNTRY shAl an III.
SSesa N"'Pp'f' - ~ JR POWELL 1fl.ess-
EOR SALE, or Exchange for City PtopeIVk},a ~
Psekskon-he Hudson. geuilenaas Iesiesse re-
acre. Of highly improved land IuqS.re Of D. D. rage ~
Nr. Cramb. Peekskll
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IN, "opens al II A. m.
81. Beneri sgt. Schaekler.
81. Archer agt. Schultz.
80. Ball sgt. Fudlcker.
"a. Cotton sgt. murray.
81. Van Sam sgt. FARLEY.
81. .Donnellon agt. Beck.
80. Hopes sgt. Wright.
80. .hyliss agt. Gillig.
90. .Iioyey agt. Litchchili.
81. Swords ast. Bennett.
W. .RabeT agt. Dutas5ey.
80. Durham Hgt, Cookie.
%. .IIsllock agt. Miller.
70. .Crsne act. Onderiouk.
ln0. lIolbrook AIT. Hull.
lOl. Broom agt Johnson.
l..1aVlor sgt. the Trustees OF
the Union College 10 the
Town Of Schenectady.
10. Jackson agt. johnson.
"a. Benson agt. Skaler.
u. .Sirth-sve. r. X. Co. agt. Ne.
Intyre.
&c. .Hollerer agt. Rufner.
a.. Brookman AT. Burtis.
II a. m.-Cslendir called at II m.
l59. .MeVeaney agt. Tue Mayor,
&c.
l55. Early sgt. Chave.
1863. The People Stemmler sgt.
McGnire.
1863. The People er rel. John Koch
agt. Green, Controller.
10. Reed sgt. Lowe.
ia. Crawford agt. Waters. &c.
l76. .SehwsrI sgt- Trsutmsu 1T al.
77..Cooper agt Throekmorton
l7s. Hogan sgt. Long and others.
49,. Young sgt Smith ct al.
ART 1.-BARBOCR, Ch. "opens
/. m.
1863. .MeTnhsnny iet wsterson.
1863. .Dace sgt. N. J. Southern n.
X. Co.
lbs. .Heerbrandt Ell 81. agt. krahe.
iT5J. .Sohanck IT al. sgt. Bartels.
1888. .Qainn agt. yanpelt.
1919. Agate agt. LoweDbein Ell al.
1891. MALLORY Agt. West shore
Hudson River X. X. Co.
1903. Caldwell sgt. IIotchki.s
Brick MachIne Manrg Co.
299. Davidson agt. Parker.
J "Opens at II a. IN.
1913. .scheurnan. sdm'I. &c. sgL
Malty ct al.
3sa. Casper sgt 0Bnen, Sheriff,
&c.
1853. .Gorhsm Msufg Co. sgt.
Fargo, Pres.
6l0. Stroud sgt. The Third-aye. X.
Il. Co.
24s. Levy. admir-. agt. New.Haven
Steamboat Go.
Ill6. Van Allen agt. story, lnprd.,
&c.
PART III. :. DAILY. L-opeu,
!. IA.
1909. .PoI ACT. Stilwell.
IiO9. hoffman sst. O'Brien Shf.
I2o3. Jacobs agt Tho Merchants
lns. Co
Iii6. .MartIne agt. Duer, Aim'L
7Gs. Wilkey agt. Munson.
IJJo. .Bauer agt. Mann.
23l. Campbell sgt. RICHARDSON.
CH. .fitLlmmons ast. kohner.
Before Recorder lIsckett.-nush
}, Martin Meehan. burglary John
Ter, do. Palrick RYAN, do. Theo-
Georv- HerIpsn, lelfn.ens ss.sn,t
md larceny, John II. Bond. Do. I
.ea ltso eisesl, ". , psssls Tense.
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~ r. AAh FhA shA@sf -
2. Hatch agt Peugnei.
~. Schooner at. Behrens.
rs Lookup act. Collins.
81. Wolf agt. Bnnkerhof.
So. Robinson sgt Robinson.
S.. Davidson at. Mor.ssey.
So. Young aet. Fettreteh.
81. .LariiH agt. Wyckof.
50. .Moen agt. Lawrence.
SO. Jones agt. Crennan.
60. Marshal AIT. McGrsgor.
81. Gardner agf. Cummings.
g.. Williams sgt. Anthony.
10. Spring agt. Hubbard.
o.. Liichheld sgt. Merriam.
s.. .ileIe sgt Phillips.
g.. SphnR agt. Paxton.
20. Fischer AIT Russell.
II. .Bnnkley agt Bnnkley.
~. .Sehiniti AT. Levy.
~. Beach agi. Ogden.
IS. Hutton agi. Faquier.
10. Rodgers agt. Mayo.
Il. Hastings agt. Dreg.
10. The Society for the Reforna-
ton of jaw, nile Delinquents
ag;. Giinam.
CHAyBRts-CAKDOLo, "OPENS a
~. .Slaie ami others sgt. Halsey
and others.
81 = homas agt Thomas.
~. MARITIME agt Grant et al.
81. .Noseman ct al sgt. Blake.
IS. .Muhlenbrinck sgt. Fuery ct al.
50. In the matter III the Petition
Of WIN. Mcmahon.
1873. .Mowry Afle and Machine Co.
agt. McCresdy.
IA. In the matter OF the petition
OF 3. N. Silber ct al
lS7. In the matter 81 the petition
OF Thomas &. Kennedy.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERN
at II
1879. .sprague ct al. sgt. vaHderip.
l4y7. .Lacsey agt Cannon.
1853. .Waldheimer agt Lowenstein.
1897. .Hynes agt. Densker, ct ala
llss. Carroll sgt.! OBnen, Sheriff.
&c.
9l9. Paris, ct al. agt; Peck. 8,
1876. Murphy agt sharpe, impid'
90
l.tJ..M!iitr' adm'I agt. DER, &C.
Iais.'C"ilins agt Malliie.
lsA. .SclsckelfoTd agt. France.
PART ll.-MCCUss.
lO6a. n aet. OBriep, Sheriff. nc
,tU, .Anlress AIT. OBrien. Sher-
n, &c.
$40. .ssyr agt. O'Brien, Sheriff, &c.