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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
nrAnr.y ASSAULTS ON WOMEN.

Patrick Flanagan and his wife, Mary, living
on the fourth floor OF the rear tenement NO. 200 c'%-
ouarreled early on Saturday, while under the infueEa
of liquor. Michael Gillespie, living on tho first hN,
heard some one groanlng IN the yard, and found AA
Flanagan bleeding from dangerous wound on the head
She said that her husband had thrown her from The via
dow of their apartment, but when told by surgeon
that she might possibly recover, she ccnradiced Der
preyous statement. She was removed t. Bellevue Hos
pital, and IA still in dangerous condition. Fanagan
was committed by Justice Hogan to the Tonbs " aw
the result OF the woman's injuries.
Leroy Rusher alias Cooley Keyes, notorious gambler.
on Saturday night, beat his former mistress Mary Land
Small In brutal manner ut No. AZ West TWcntysey:
enth-st She fed from the room into the hallway, and
when refused to return he fired several shots al her
without effect from revolver She fled from The house
and made complaint to the police, but neanNhle Ter
assailant had escaped. Search was made for himA0a
gaming saloons and other low haunts, without sncces
Mrs Ann Buckley, age 49, was shot in the head cary
Yesterday by her son. Alfred G. Buckley age ~ IN his
fathers bar-room, No. 500 MyTtlc-ave Brooklyn Tho
weapon used a shooter, and the pail entered
to xtraot the ball her left eye is destroyed and se
wall probably die. The assaant at once surrendered
himself to Sergeant OF the Fourth Precinct, and was
locked up to await the result OF his mothers Injuries
1t appears that they had been pulling each other about
layfuy, and her clothes having become disOrdered
she had gone in front of OOkngglass 10 arrange her
Dress when he went behind the bar, took up tho
the trigger Tie bartender caught her IN his as
she falling, and the away terrOr-strleken
lie claims that the shooting was entirely accldeusb
while others say that he was drunk at tho tlnio.
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SOME COMMON SENSE FROM AN-sUFFRAGE
ADVOCATE.



Judge Jamesons decision is good law and
still better common IL plain that Con gress
the States intended by the Fifteenth
to give women the privilege Of the ballot. Even Mrs
am understood" did not make her announcement of
Free Love palmer than il the obvious meaning OF
THIS Amendment To try to get the bal lot by Juggle
TIE meaning OF words Ia not manly and think Is not
the privilege and that Is the way In which the
religious qualifications OF the colonies and the prop
qualifications Of few States, and the color qualii-
cations or nearly all OF Them have been atered-by
are adopting the only method which will enlighten the
public mind and thus secure their end while insisting
q Constitutional bubble only prejudices the cause,
by creating suspicion that the class Of citizens ia
much less OF making, q law. The women who are pes
tering Congress committees this matter utterly mis-
take the public sentiment. Men, body reluctant
TO try the experiment Of female suffrage. though willing
10 grant this or any other privilege right that
ask for; while women as a body. are strenuously OPP
posed TO the plan Long agitation must be the prelim-
mary to success, for women somewhat conserya-
tive and will not easily he brought TO ask for what at
that will infct the responsibility OF
suffrage TIL they asked to do IL viii be some
years, suspect before the experiment fairly tried
But tho public sentiment h verging toward It, and
possblenot IN corpore ra. but In densely-
settled State like Massachusetts, That state favor
able for the trial Ii Ia bospitabo to ideas;
female suragiss are reputable people, and s Governor
which would make a capital entering wedrt Thousands
OF women who shrink from ordinary political action
would be happy To vote To shut rog shops In their
own towns and once having gore to the polls the sub
cut, and what Gov Washburu would kindly trick them
into taking Or have thoy already tskon that frat stap
In the hupiLcds OF churches In waIch they claim tho
tight To veto.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, on Sat-
urday John L. Devln filed petition in bankruptcy
against the New-York Printing Company. His claim is
based q prOmissory note for $1,000
John P. Douglass has begun suit in the Su-
preme Court through Attorney Barlow against
Andrew J. Foster obtain the defendants seat All
derman Of the Eleventh Ward Brooklyn. The plaintiff
claims that he duly elected and alleges that Foster
has usurped the office.
In the United States District Court on
Saturday the of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company ct. the steamug j. III. Gsuter and
the schooner Herbert MantOn, and OF James r. Benet
and James K. Bene jr, agt the same. Judge Batch
ford granted decree for the beants against the tug
and dismissed the libels against the schooner
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admitted
to probate last week the wills OF Louisa c. Kett Julia
M Boune, John Westfall, Joshua F. Bridge, Elizabeth
Ross Robert G. Bonnet Sarah l.. Hahn, John Sampson.
Hanley, Peter q. Taylor Cbas. Gregg Catha
rine Van Valkenburgh, Mary Lynch Jane Brdsal. and
Lydia Bedeli of Brooklyn. Letters OF administration
were granted in the estates OF James T.. Prckett OF
Wayne County Indiana, James W. Sanderson Of London
England; Anthony Johnson, George W. Ross, Nathaniel
w. Roberts, Mary Lynch WIN. Cummins. Thomas Nc
secor Margaret Mcbride. Katharine Bauez, William
Jameson, Oscar Pppig James McCarty. John Corell.
and Esther Mitchell OF Brooklyn. Letters OF guardian
ship of the and estates Of Richard g. and Abby
=. Kingman granted to Sumner s. kingman, their
father of Robert II. to George Legs OF Ann and John
and Helen f. Heynnen to Samuel Wiiiets OF Henry to
Robert Werkettel OF Sarah F. Burns to Ellen A. Allen
Of Francis 10 Mary Miller OF sylyanus L. and Mary Z.
Parsons 20 George ii. Penfied. all OF Brooklyn.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, James Curran
OF No Gnon Committed yesterday for stsbbng Frses
Campbell
Junquard and Nichela, charged with selling I'M
stamped cigar held Saturday in 1900 bail tseh ava. the
action Of the Grand Jury.
Charles Stocker, charged with Withholding from
the bankruptcy the Of the firm o. Socke Benty
held Saturday 81 bail by Commissioner Osborn,
await The action of the Grand Jury
At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday. Justice
Hogan committed Francis Owens keeper genrprse oribhe
wests for ssinding Edward PrpIsl Of Myers Hotel Ia
Exchange jersey CITY out Of $50 George Horpsch of No %
for stealing worth 8l20 from fellow
boarier Peter Deh Pedel Henry Of No. kirstsye, for
pssg John Rsch OF Maiden forged SIS
papong have been drawn the st. Nicholas Bank By g.
1ueholI Wrea and James Rbey for having in e
30 shoes portion Of So 900 worth stolen from the
Michael Sylen, In the basement Of No. sS Bro.dwy
Csthhne Keen stealing value S0i her
MISTRESS Rachel Josephson Of No AZ Eghav. william Tboup
ard John Cunningham suspicion VI stealing $40 valuable ~
robes,
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10 u for nothing I never askod any o"' W
don IlIrN AlMhYs Cllno IOI IL

40 ~ for nothing I mover aakod any o"o '" -
WORK done they always came iof H.
PAYING MEN WHO DID NO WORK
sonato- Pratt-sometng has been said In relation 70
~ rnon,n,or having men who rendered no service
please state what are the factsi A. we ha'o '"'.
nomea Moore employed who gets 40 cents an hour' p"
who "a pover paid unless at his work In the Winter @
allowed him one hour day for Office WORK my mere
moneys he got for work the same as ahyDoo! o''
tvo. M a..i,Gn in his favor. -, -, tl,o time
Wa ~ ne r Of the goods frequently by ~ Ic .
thsy are Weighed A. No, sir; the owners o'''" ''''
mere aa nnortuty E there for Collision between the
OWNER and S man stationed at the scale when you
not there yourself that the wegts are te
taken down. In Weighing TO Weigh and can test the
beams think II would be almost ionlng
be committed Ia that way because TOO many "i0
@. Do yon know Callahan A. Yes, Sir. .ho ror.
O. He states you drew money on his name vi t any
roll when he was not at work A. never toox uiy
money or recopted for any for him; could not ior
would not be paid exceptto the men personally ctv
wegher at work in your district A. have seen hiin
weigh goods in my district. . ,, Thanh
O. Upon any OF these occasions did any OF Mr: tn' mp
sons laborers help him do the work' a. Never " any
case.
MAYOR L co. coyrRoyERr col. HowE's TESTIMONY.
At the conclusion Of the witnesses evidence, tue ioo"
ing was received and read and ordered to be printed rs
evidence:
% AND lo1 JOHN ST., NEw-YoRK Jan. 90 1872,
Hon w. A. BUCKINGHAM. Chairman Senate Re"t"eH-
SIR: We have read In this mornings newspapers the
testimony of Col. +. T. Howe before your Comnltee TO
latjng TO the late seizure OF our books ana papers
Th0ugh very much tempted to do do not wish 10
trouble you with any extended reputation ana crtcs
of his assertions but desire to give yon PROOF OF INC IN
of the important parts OF them ana mere
with enclose the afdays OF our partners MI Iheoaoe
Drier and Mr. G.. NatOrp. They corroborate he Whole
testimony of our Mr. 7. j. Hoyt and particularly point
out that as early the 18th OF October IL must n'o
been known TO Mr. Howe that we had presented
petition to the court making precisely the same
charges as to his offer OF compromise as i Wero
Made in our statement before your COMMITTEES
lie has consequently rested more than three months VIII
ont in any degree attempting TO deny the statement uh
he came before your Committee. with reference 70
charge reported in the papers to have been nade 10y
Col Howe OF our having imported steel bars under the
name OF scrap rOn," presume he aludes 10 an I'M
portation IN the ship EgeIla, stored NOV 3 $50 cues
lion arose Mt the CusohOuse To this classhcatiOn
and the goods passed scrap iron after compete
eAa"in"'ioN' ' ' NAYLOR & Co.
Several aIldnvits appended to this letter con-
frming the allegations.
Adjourned till to-day.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOLIn steamship Oceanic Jan. pm d Cs,sr
Nine Cascary Capt Holt Mr Holt, August Yoege Mrs. Veer
Mrs g. DOrrsnee Miss Dele Dorrance DAVID Folsom MR. Fd@a
Archibald Cstanach Miss Agnes Catanaeh Herbert Wallace M
Hepry Allen Rosenberg Mailer Oscar C. Wheeler j. krt
land, j. Hughes, T. Tvyod IT, H. j. Twaitss, Mr. Bo-n aHS
Machsdo Mater Tsa Eseoba Vvisnd SaVars Louis MAYER
Bunts Taylor Edward Lampe L. Kirkland Mr kefR hs
Keep Mss Laura Lupp Miss Ar,he, Leupp Miss Mss.e .apc
Mrs H. Bates aud Walter MantOn Mra Mantou Nj L<a
MIRA Lwen II Howard, G. Brocke J. G. Vail r. H. Carter
FOR LtvBRP0OL-ln steamship Antwerp Jan 2-Mrs ~ ..
Douglas As Armstrong LORENZO Castro sDd ve NJ Meei D.
Mper Jas Green D. sethngtoB Edward Buckley wife ini 40
ehkrsni Heusqus toneI Fisher ysldelgr Ms hshe
Thorp John Davis Calvin sill and wife, Will. Bna
SOP j. Cbabo f. Michael CaPis, H. DRESSER Tb
White Julius Berbecier Mrs Robert Wilson and infant Mr. JupP M
wife Miss Martha Robnsoa. Miss Mary A. nsGalre.
FOR SAyANNAH-In steamship san Satsio Jas 20 = Bes
son NJ La~ence wife and dau otter George II Pgs ~ Mpnas
Ma Rch.rd Palmer two children Mrs L. Patr 6. W.
Parker and wife Mis- Mosren NJ Less wife and infant w Car
Fty,ri Robins Robas II. Emerson. Arthur W Benson LoIs
ssn,unap Georgia Reynolds Mrs Kenmore Mr. }. HeHn
and infant.
FOR SAvANNAH-In steamship Montgomery. jan. IA D.
Mathews lady James Carroll and lady Miss Lens lto us~
Mercer aud Lady Constantine and lady J. T. Bslen y AUSs
& McCsny, c. McCsTty, I Reynolds, G. Moore
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PASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM HAvRE-In steamship Vile De Paris Jas an, psro1
Aer WE'LL Mrs Aston Mrs AMI Mss GooieHough Mr. and DIS I1
rai Mr. hoassop b. Field M DahoE Dr. W. G. Van bS.f c.
Van Bibber Dr. Gus Vsn Bbbe Son Courier NJ HOY wv HIT
holr Mr. WaIne Mr.. McDouga Mr.. johnson A ssalac hs
eLerie Miss hs Lecoue. Mrs stnraeh: Mrs WEAR c.
Mauen child. Mrs Murgrow, MrS Los a.
nochio Jssn,lre Sir. Hsben Mrs Hows Mo- bAia 1900
sr A. A. Gerard, Lsmbalos Lamballot Mira tDsi Nc
Carl Hamper Marca Athrenon. Nicholas, Mr. ceva.o NJ a
bsnd MI Arusedon Nj DoreI and wife Mr. Schroeder Msn -
INIT Fred Kuss Schafr Antoine Remb0A. Chas fe
Mnye stschmaye Louis sehw,rI BsIn Roger Lgs
Antoine Schmtt A. Gernann Louis Nichols Ant
stephen Loos Victor Msru. Pabey, Mrs. Sophie C'sa Bar
Mrs LeuI Mrs Kasst Mr. KoPP wife tad shlhel w. W. Res
ger Kessler aud WIFE Nicholas Asuer Ag Benh M - saa
bach Carl Sehaler Johap Msyer Mr. Wnfsos Mr. LAEs-"
three children Mr. DttSer and wife Mrs. seeouler a. "a fr>
PROM sAVASNAH-In steamship Gen Barnes, jas ~ - "a n
srs Jas r. SMITH w H. Tsyier wife W. H. Vance @ an
Kahsnt j. n. Patterson, John SisAin wife and ehiio . '
Van Dine Miss Bennett aud servant Capt. Johnson.
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CUSVOlI-HOUSE ABUSES.

INSPECTORS GRATUITIEs AGAIN-LEEI AN ",
STOCKINGS sTOREKEEPER-AN oOIhA,1h UN
A pOSTONIAN-wRIGHER THohfsoNs IN
prcrI APITIFs-NAYLOR co. A1I' COl'
HOWE.
Tho Custon-house "prompters' wero I'M
~ - nd ,neddlosome during Saturdays session
:. a. Sonoto Committee. "Decoy" Bliss and
- srraror yakeman were particularly troble-
.ono senator Casserly being obliged openly TO
o,os, the ls,,er to stop talking" The calling OF
the witness Carroll who attempted TO rebut the dam
aOtne evidence against Weigher Thompson was so evil
IDENTITY inspired by "Decoy" Bliss's whispering that
senator Cassery remarked in indignant undertone to
a reporter who sat him, 81 would like to know
whether Mr. Bliss regulates the calling Of witnesses, or
who dOcsi"
Mr. Williams Of Williams & Guon recalled on Sat-
urday and reiterated his testimony concerning the pay
ment Of gratuties TO inspectors j. G. Watson, Store
keeper in the General Order warehouse at Leroy and
weststs testified concerning the number Of packages
received there Senator Bayard offered in evidence
letter from Mr. Kemble OF Boston, detailing the circu-
stance Of his having TO pay SEQ O5 TO Cuomhouse In
spector at the Cunard pier Jersey City, duty on
two silk dresses He complained that he could not
obtain receipt fer the paid and OF rude treatment
Ivy the official in question. Nicholas c. Miller gave evil
dence concerning the rates OF insurance General Or
der warehouses and Joseph Carroll, foreman under
weigher Thompson, was examined concerning tho ad-
inistraton of affairs Thcmpson's district. Naylor &
Co. sent q communication and afdavs showing the in
correctness OF Col UOwes assertions before the
Committee on Friday
F1fty-seven witnesses have been examined in the 10
days and evenings, during which the Committee has
been in session. and O others have sup9ened The
Investigation win be resumed this morning. but how
much longer 1t will continue it impossible to say
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -yoRK.. =.

PORT OF NEW yoRK. ..JsVA"
CLEARED. n.t.
se,nslI, CITY Of Antwerp tBrl Eyuon Liverpool csa
Steamship Manhattan (f,r) Forsyth Liverpool Whnams
sesIo.hp Bremen IN Lodewgs Bremen. Osrens VA
sesaship Gen Sedgwiok Els. Galveston and hei YVES"
lory 4 Co. :. A., ~ Rslst
seamshp Emily B. sonder Bunlek. New Orleans fS o.
Ssam.hiD 81 Louis Whitehead Nss-Orlesns H. 10
sr,pslp Moutgon sry Fsoh Savannah. Robert Ssri Oh
Ssmship Wyancss Boarpe RicbmonO, Cy Point aud
Dominica steamship Co ~ ~ c.a n hsnsL
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Gecgeso ~ u
s,esm.hip Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia 10 LorlsS
steamshp Wansutta Fish New Bedford, Ferguson 49,
Stem. ship Anglia tBr) Cray Giisgov Henderson pivss
Sosmst Atlantic 9TH Ferry Liverpool - K.y West hs
steamship Ctr OF Austin. Kldrilge Galveston ana n"
Mallory 90. Al, +, u.,A
Steamship Mercelia Marshrsn ferpsriins Jas h, sJ,a
Srauslp San Salvador Nekersos savannah " 81 Hsrn
Steamship Geo u. UpioO Roberts Richmond "" 'V"'
Washington Co =, ,,,.. n,
SLID Chiasa.a (Drl Mackenzie. ShaDshs T. g. A0os'''
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. JAN. %.
No Steamship Mails.


TUESDAY. JAN 81
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hsmhus SEAS.
ship HOsatia. close 1880 m. Supplementary Mali at tt
Of Thirlst Hoboken is closed 1t loo p. III
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must bs prepaid vii
double postage.
No Pruss an Closed Nail IL sent By this ine
Mails Thomas the Argentine Republic Brazil &c
ship Merrmack, close D..
Malls for Havana and MeIco BY the steamship City Of Merida e
G2pm
WEDNESDAY JAN. "a
Mails Queenstown aud Liverpool per s;eNn,
Wisconsin, close at II 30 Supplementary Sa on Per NJ
North River is closed at las o.
A PIussisn Closed Mail Is sen By this line
THURSDAY. JAN. IS
Mails for Nassau p Havana and West iles BY the he
Castle close al 2 D N.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE BOWLING.
Thomas Ringgod was brought before Judge

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE DOWLlNd'
Thomas Ringgold was brought before Judge
Ingrahan in oyer and Terminer Saturday on writ
Of habeas corpus and his discharge demanded on tho
ground of error in his conviction before Judge DoWng
In tbe Specla Sessions His counsel said that the real
charge against the prisoner embezzement and the
prisoner fully prepared to show that he had paid the
money received the complainant but on the prison;
er's he half he had at all events pleaded mot guly,
though an officer present without any authority had AZ
the same time said, guilty" Counsel immediately pro
tested against this but Judge Downing, without regard
TO such protest and rejecting the true plea put III on he
prisoners behalf sentenced him to two months IN me
Penentiary He also presented affidavit OF RnggOld
to the effect that the time OF his trial Judge Downing
refused accept his plea Of guilty. ana sentenced
him to two months in the Penltentiary.
Judge Ingraham said that sitting In the court OF oyer
ana Ierniner lie then was, and upon sucn VIRUS, ne
could not go behind the record, by which II appeared
that the prisoner pleaded guilty" II the prisoners
counsel desired cOntrOycrt the truth or the record
ITSELF must bring the on eerordI before the
General Term the prisoner to be remandcd III me mean
time The General Term at which an appeal can be
head will be in April
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun nses...... ia Sun $500 Moon ss+'
BGH DAY N. ~
SANDY Hook. 5:lt Cows island. SOB Hell oss 'e"
THs DAY.. Y. = . 49, 80
sanly Hook $50 Cows lsapl.... GIL lieu oA f'''
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N-r-.v ----r,. ~ei.s g.~i', vs~-- v.h,a, go
from tins person, George Wis. 'ceug Re person., Ns
ssaut VIII intent 70 steal pokpocst; Dahi YsSt,s srwS
cToUH-PARr L-yAs BRUSr, J-0p.n, nio,.n
soIPnee sgt Price 1893. Kelly, late, sbers ., .
'hI BsDs y 's' Genital Fat 1911 'H,hSu' t MoO,.i s.
7e,Meri Ss The Erie Railway 1919 Jes r., ii bo. Of
so1 LTncb, &C., az. Burn e. Io4s. $3.50
ISL Fessensen ct al. err &C. l0. .Dsdss ~ =. h,Dg,b
al'g Her. gI S;I ME tsr ct =: s.
s'''S'-s ger .g. Bishop. ,dm, 1853 SoIty sphusca
I IS, 8 S@.,9 's e., BP P.!, Pr, al . ors
Church Of BfooIlyl. NY 1857. .Bel@'n. Glass w.,,
Lead E, al "'" st
'0'sHioR c'URr-rHAt rHHn.PAsr L-FSA~OAA' L-OS.s
POI .Ens., ss. The Hone Ia., Iss3 T9vo.asp1 az. Dun
'o'S,Se .st North Am Fire In' ~ M,s,s.eh Si ko,i
s5f Same e P,rs Ps In; Co. 1909 Mcs,5ea SGT N.,,.,
soJs,lss 'gt Niagara Fire in' I+!I Hope aEt Smith
Gill; sprso ,s, wlHam.bursh City "a Ro to. iS sar
10, Fire ,S N. e. ss oi:s ct e. & 2 fi
Brown sgt Liverpool AL lof' sr2ae sgt VSSs saas
sc'Readee, al. ig. waserhou,e s9S J.li'n 's, oBhe
esaL s61 Goo, rough sg' La,slu.
ices Ely sgt o Ben SEI 40 ga Ilei5hI agt MWon sh
ItO. Andrews sgt 0sheB shE lo72 Rockse ,g Caha si
e32 lie sict sgt yKnn ct al Coleman 81 L1fsa's
S5O.Wnsht as Lyeoning Pirel .I.Mes az Obnsn ssts
s33 Powsil IT, sgt Beirae. 75l.Fstmsn &C. sy Rsa@
lliO.Queen ss. seoOnd-a'e. R. R
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1i5 Ecscrson ss arlington eI1..N 7 L R-s c. -
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1881. Same act Same 2H"Fh5 4rs sst Oil
$40 Hoover 'st BeeE"'o Fir sS. ~ io1 g. A3eT'aG
3G7 Hoover sgt CrotOn Fire ms Qlasa s IA.
Co. road Co.
MARINE COJaT-IRIAL TERN-PARr L-SPArLoiNC J-ODea,n
77as Duncan sgt Herman. H. sacsenslorr,g. Bo,l,
1910. .Brsarsky age Dry Dock E. .2jJGIrn agi B-oist
Broadway Da' r. L. @ ~. Tlsmlsol e.. nlskil
1883. Gillespie sg. Baesley. !...laitman as Ke.rhsI
4 4 PSs SSt i P5.t jones' az st Au
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PART IL-GRO.s. J.-Ofens ~ ~ .. IA
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1871 sehoyerIng at N.gu. 1914. G.lbi.s agt FHhs
eOe4 Nescome AT Jaos3s.k 54l3. B.'ler ~ te-al-f
All 93 finsengp act Baicock 3D. rier AT br
1860 Platt agt serrelL s3.y. .Ds..aA agl sa-E.JcA
1912. .Knckerbocker Ice Co. agt
Panr nr-JoAcul1.rS, J-Osen, ni0Am
1868. Patterson agt Gunne. - rnsr..ir or iihs'r
1913. Niles sgt hsmpson 80 'i''frm as' '1.r2'
Yi5s Orr a. Holmes Joz7..smh Naaaic4... Yss
s3li.. Kprsisner sgt Higgins. ~ ol.rIunns G.
TsifSD STATES DrsrRltr corsIIa Alnrlg;
2.Aumack agt Creole. gO..kdey ct al ast 'br Ez
g. Pecs et e. e. Bnrs. i The g. & AT s. d"s.
3Kirk AIT Aa.enneL III. Gibbs e, al sgt Jasyi I'D
s.M.rn ss sInsn .. Btoca set South
S @Mlat1 at Fl For Fs e =: 3d. rIca ,st s.
10. .Gogazs ag KnieAerIOcker ysntr,ar ss lo''f
s. Scott .gt GE,b iG 10, 'B Bl,, I'd, at fs,
~. .LegSc, agt Hyde 10. waters agt Gibbs
2J..Atsntc Nat Bank agt To- ar- ~" ma v A.,
sJ.CoMgt"n sgL Western Cnon I''"inaaA az ''''''
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0RKHAL Ss"iov-BspyoBp. JIohu Ryan robbery Charles
Kane, tlcpo. ssn anil battery Henri AImor vonols assault
,ui LAtsy, VIII m "a, tuja John Kelly Two ci'es) hagAy
Fail NANs spal arB JVba H. Pr Asaat rGsaI CsneAal
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ART I.--J. 7. DAILY. J.-Oe.,, =.
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