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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
PASSENGERS SAILED.

yoR ItvERpooI-Eu steamship Adria Peb l-wm n Poysr
Mrs Pows George g. x. White Miss scoBeis Mia
Cobn6eld. Mis- Mamie Woan, Thomas hsganI a" nT
Iisgsrty H. Williams Ma 8alscb. Jobs Wifeson. Miss boa
We,ou Bcort Israel Feege Mrs Israel Feege and nsnt
Master Frank Lenson George Lenon Mrs. Lenon, Hefs
Taylor Thomas Garori Orlando Lay Edward PISc9 James
Carrere sdasy Robjohns ". II. 'Bdsards NJ v hcMahs.
McMahon and two servants, Julian hnns' 49,
W. w. HoaSbton Wn Grant Col W. B. Morrill, J. Harper q
Palson Lieut. Robert Dickson Hugh MARYLAND x bNssn
Lee G. e. Lee =. shaw. NJ Fitch H. Warren, IL
pueI John Douglas Greyenbeh Mr.. COnneiy LADY, e11
George G. Bell Col c. Carlton, Russell Sturgs r Prautba
Smith J. F. Boil A. A. Hsia T. T. Person j. L. Nslfef J. u
Young Michael De Miczou Tbos. d. Howard T. d. Long
G. A Ellis r. MARVEL Rear. Wm De Rowan. Leat Vnsss
Goddard Conon B. {. joihL Orestes Cleveland ~ Dr.
Charles c. Pearsoa r. Cook o. OmannaJ GusavS
Kicker W AeIsndsr T. GrOsean HIsrd Csmerss
H Cotre B. White Miss Fannie q. GOoisn Miss MARY Orr
T. L. Baron Hrangel, r. de branIA, u
T. Boomer M Schafner Hiss Sarah Walker Mrs Robinson ions
b. Robinson Gaisri Cyrus W Field and Mr.
and Ms H. c. Cutter Chapel Ms. Rosenberg and
Mr. and Mrs sherman infant and maid Mrs lamp
bell Miss Dodge Hen Walker C. PeloSes j. T. ForsnAa rr'c
FOR LIVERPooL-Tn s>anship Ct,v Of London. F.b aka
Louise Vgnrs NJ s. Stevens M shrewsbury sDd nfsnI Mr. Lnde
Richmond H. A Ajhan NJ Meyers, John g. Downing Col B.t
Iukyteh Barker and children. JohrBolge Wm smith h
Mas Z Satzman
FOR GLAsGOW-ia steamship 4uJ.ral,a Psb "a W. Paris
Hodges AcCandsh. Mrs T. Leger, b. T. ID Irvers and se
FOR bAvAsHAH-In s<spssAp Jaento. Reb 9D. cies
H RaifsoD aud wife W Z. Knowles. Ms
Matte Knowles Josephine Robinson d. Shsese Mrs n
Miller T. r. LemasenA H. rchenor l. Pruy9 aud "iie
A. Ward Geo. G. Knapp infant ami Wiey
BALDWIN y. Johnson wife Miss l. B. yOhRsOnsChaes r
John a. Fack Mrs Miller and child Mrs Meyer and child
W. Moore Schsle. Mrs. lie R0Y Napier and servant Il
Pne Master Sloane Mrs d. sloane children and nui hss
Miller Jacob HOfe A Autn Geo brown and
wife W. wife Ms NJ T. Parker Jerome Got Perse
H. KstIsaIea o. Grdey Car, Wie and Two ch1dreo
Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
JOHN FoLEY's INJUNCTION MODIFIED.

Judge Barrett has made decision in John
Foley's SUIT against the Chamberlain modifying the
original injunction and accepting In the main the sugges
tons OF Judge Edmonds The following is the substance
Of the order which stands substitute for the original
Injunction
IL Is ordered that the defendants the Broadway Ma
tonsl Bank the Tenth National Bank. the Tradesmens
National Bank the National Park Bank and the Union
Trust Company, desst and rersn from paying TO the
defendant, Francis A Palmer Chamberlain or other
wse 10 his order any part Of the interest now DUE
hereafter 10 become due upon any money on deposit
with either OF the said four defendants belonging or
standing To the credit OF the Mayor Aldermen, and
COmmoDalty OF the City OF EewYOrk, OF the County
OF, NewYOrk, to the credit OF the said Palmer,
chamberlain otherwise, or from paying any part OF
the said interest 10 except upon checks or
warrants countersigned by the Mayor and Controller
Of the City OF NewYork And further order that the
defendant. Francis A. Palmer, be enjOned and re-
strained from directly indirectly receiving dispos
ing OF any part OF the aforesaid interest. Nothing
herein contained Is intended prevent the payment Of
the lawful salary OF the Deputy Chamberlain and OF the
clerks in said Chamberains bureau by said respective
banks and trust company proporonaely ~ the monthly
balances in each. Nor shall anything herein contained
be construed 10 permit the payment OF any such salaries
out OF either the principal said interest out OF said
city county moneys deposit with or due, or TO be-
come due, by any OF said banks or trust company eI
cept upon check warrant by the Mayor
and Controller Of the City OF Eew-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
SIMMONS STILL IN HOSPITAL.

1t was the intentionof the District Attorney
70 arragn John f. Simmons for the murder Of Nicholas
b. Duryea to-day; but that intention has been aban-
donsd for the that In the absence OF certificate
for his removal discharge from Dr. Wood Of Bellevue
Hospital neither the District Attorney, the Sheriff.
his deputy in charge ia willing TO the responsi
bility OF ordering his removal.
Mr.. seebscher, the Depusy Marshal, consulted DR..
Wood yesterday afternoon, In relation to smmonss
mova from the hospital The physician positively de-
clIned to give either a certificate discharge. The
Deputy then waited upon the District Attorney, who
view Of DIT Woods attitude did not press simmonss
Inoyal 20 Court Subsequently the Deputy Marshal
visited Sheriff Brennan. 70 whom he reported his pro
eeedings. Mr.. 5eebacher intends keep
Simmons prisoner In the hospital un.
m ne gets discharge from Dr. Wood or Is perempto
rlly ordered by the Dstrct-Atorney the shern TO
remove the Tho report from the hospital IA To
simmOns's condition Is that the swelling around the
injured part has gone down. aud that he ia in better
health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
DEpAsrURx or FOREIGN. NAILS

MONDAY Pas. 10
This N. regular sailing day for the steamship Henry Cosunss
the Panama She bad srysd a. IN. c" 81
time Of our going "
TUESDAY. Pas. H.
No Steamship Mails
WEDNESDAY,, PEB. Y.
Nail. n, Ruone Va Queenstown Liverpool stsAnshT
lson,u close a u " Supplementary MAI Pier No 70
r. Is closed Al Steamship sails az IN, uom Peer Ne
BNR
A Prusian Closed NAL IS sent b. this Line.
Brest and HAVE pei eAmsnp va"
ngtou will " ". steamship ls A. D n trp~ r~
No 50 Y. K -. .
THURSDAY. FEB -
via PlymOuh Chebo1rs ind HambarE er se.n
ship TburBxA close Supplementary Nal On Pef hos 81
Thrd Hobokeu closed at steamship aais al ~ uc.
iooso Thir1-st, HobOken-
A Pfuasian Closed Mail is seu By this hns.
IAN letters Supplementary Mails mus D. prepaid 'e
double postage. u
direct bV the steamship City ofHavsna close a.
D. ~ Steamship D. Pier No. , North River
FRIDAY, FEB H.
AMs for Hslr N s. closed NeuYOrk POsonoe
dAr D. M and goes via Boston. -
the NerfOrk PostOhoe
dsT D m Steamship m Portland Me- Saturday a.
N. New. York Friday. ate q.
all the West Indies except shen gong hrec ~
half Papers cents each which must % pepoa
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oLD-FAsHIOSED IDEAS OF OFFICIAL DUTY.
The following letter, written nearly 9j years

oLD-FAsHIONED IDEAS OF OFFICIAL DUTY.
The following letter, written nearly 95 years
ago by Gen. Greene has special interest at this time,
and might be read advantage by Of the public
office holders 10 this city aud elsewhere:
CAMP 0ctOb. 49, 1918.
DEAR SIR wrote 10 you some little time past by q
relation Of mine Mr. Griffin Greene, from the State OF
Rhode Island, In which requested you to give Mr'
Greene such letters Of recommendation and credit as he
might stand in need Of 10 execute bis business TO the
best advantage also desired you 70 give him all the
assistance in your power and 20 lend him such sums OF
money as he might want and that would be respons-
ble For fear you should mistake my Intention, have
thought proper write you this letter 10 aequan you
that IL was not my intention that you should give hr
Greene any aid assistance in business that he may
undertake which will interfere Ia the least degree with
the duties OF your office AFFECT ts reputation Neither
must you lend Mr. Greene any public moneys II ne
should want cash. and you cannot supply him without
makeing use OF the pubic money his demand must not
be complyed with. mskept standing rule never to
make use Of the public money for any private purpose
whatever. But II you oblige Mr.. Greene III your
private capacity or furnish him with money out OF your
own private stocks without injury TO yourself, shall De
much obi ged TO you 20 do It, with great respect
and regard your most oOedient humble servant,
EATH. GREENE A. n G..
James Calhoun, esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Bw-YORK....
-Fan

| .o,, nm NIX, so.x e
PORT or NEW -tORk... .............''. ..''.'Fsa
s,.,m,hio Adr,te r) PERI Liverpool ra ueens~s re-
n se.nsuE " '''' ''' 'T 80
hae SpsAs ;, , m , n.h. r,.,,oo, ~. ,..,,,.,.
eIe1 ~ N'H " b'"-'N 'O'' '''''1' 'P -
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,osSI1-'F wv NS''' ''
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s.e.nsSip fL.n o. p ppp R ' s ~ ~ w y W,rst
s,ssm.bipp eisn N..ds sawsss Prsieci B.Ier
S,s.asb,n I.cnto U.s,i sav.n.sh WIluam Gud,oa
s%5p f iss B Bfrs so1ok cy Pos, asa ReSus.A
| on Domuou steamship Co
StsamshlD IN o. wlegerod Bremeo SoqhAs
osncns = 20 o., =, a.. .o, p.. c.,.... -. T.. w..
n M 49, S = o. ~ '' Ss' > ~ 49,
nsa,ys ,.b,gto, orIcL N.wO,ls.ns n n er,.v~s
l. o. sS s''1' 49, 49, 1880
.uoi.. ro.kwoDa (A.,l...., CT o
.shn yorr.s, C...n Ph,.ds III. IoSIl. "A @
S,..nssip .crsSrs, R.so, Ma. RsSs,ri P.rSrop Woa
o. I.l... IN. t.r'.n go a. -. 900 "a, ~.
~ fohn woos,a, T,rs.ts,s arnofs Iins. "a
r.. r. n.Soy,,o ut. Sseas aeen... ar Y.m la
& S,sx.T ''' $3.50
B.TE LIVING. (Brl Parrdx. f>ru,ubseo Geo y Bulls,
Brig Rebecea (Gerl Often, Li,Ooo C. Tobias Co.
Brig hI'Srl9eS mol LoSnssn. Breu,sa Fanea says
ors 9eS onI do Nsrue NO ,.peHo rsnsos 70
M NsSsie Cruml., seville H,nS 1 S,.,
Brig ARata tBr) Peterson Aspinvali q. Wesela
Athlete (Br GrshaR Falmouth Tor srien Has~
I,rg lula Blake (Brl Gavin SAINT. Cru. y Wbitnsy Co
Brig p. Tucker Barnard Port Johuson JOhn,on Cs<v,s q
Barnes.
Brig Electric (Gsrl, Meyer. Hamburs Puach, Rdye kCo
sesI Nellie GsO ,s Gsoss Galveston peI'' ssipoA
SoSr DAVID W,,,ou Jones J.eSooyiIte Van srst Bro
Matthew Keaay Barter Charleston c.. Q. Loud Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
ENFORCING TIE LAW.

FROM IN ItIt'5urgh LOllfFtrct1L
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has been an I'M
yielding advocate for the abolition capital punish
ment hut ia compelled, by the daily murders In that
city TO demand the rigid enforcement OF the penalties
laid down for every violated law, saying: I'VE have
respect for the galOws but while 10 stands should be
a serious fact and not a dersiye scarecrow" This is
correct view Of the What IL wanted make the
law terrible certainty OF It's execution. Neither cap
ital punishment nor any other penalty will restrain
criminals long they think their chance Of escape is
good, and nova days they always think so. Such
state of public opinion needs be fostered that
man charged with crime shall have fair but speedy
trial leading to an inevitable accomplishment Of the be-
hests OF Justice.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVRE-In Sted1shtp Wd,h,ngtor Feb MS OilphssA
Mr Boe j. Porter Schaler Mrs Care and child Ma JsoosT
Rouan Gau.r Mrs ROmson. hrs hoina Mrs yerpss.
p viVer Miss NOISE Alfred De Jervn Armand De Rear
r. Tour. Isser M RsmbAh Claude Jacob Nj hernguet An
herret maid Mrs. Marie DsIlon M Vergsn. P.n VIVA
NOISE Alfred Dreros James Hunelr Mrs Cellne as<
child. Deahsye Lucien ysoln Miss Agnes b.nreaL Ma
Jules Ernest Ruguet Mr. Garter Tbon
l. Connolly Archbishop OF Haifsr a Landowner, MI uaude
FROM SAyASSAH-Es seEaship Vlrgo Feb a-h Gi1ord
Howe John Casey A. kits Miss seeiey T.
John Reilly c. T. Goodman. T. T. HGae. sns
tha tearase
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100, ssh.a .arr. to. act. rs. .cessr,a 81. stt IA.
,s .ss ss h None fua O. So Bs.srss.l az, ss,o-..
i ss Esss 20 az .ss S.s. ''' As'
los Co. r 1894. .Hliisn sss SHAPES.
'i'' par -LoEu J-ODss.aila
l7s .sao- "a. oRen, 81. fbIl.oa ,St Van s..,
ISL ssekettet al sg ne T. l's ksrnaa sat Aneso In
RsRCo. lls7. .PhiID lgt Tosseu
''' 'H' w. H' ss 800 PoIoss ~ scSs"s
1920 Hsddsn du ,st Jops 1904 ATelong and 'so ss az
i s1 S S.posi -. IS ss:i.sod ' p
1850. sam. g. " wlu,~.ssrsA In'.
Mlsss CoUaT-rar.L rsssP,sr Io.cH.s,T. I-oD," .As
1900. .Dollnsr sgt. nigTus zoos. spn,,op SGT ,so-a
~ bc3,. H. sd cs5s s4 asr.o, al MsaSs.n
sl .Dsssou at oConasr 1917 Leuiha AT Psssrsoh.si,
2Os2. .Garcia sgt Cats ll.s neymln st ksDey
1J2t..KsVsnagh sgt Fa1t vi Hsdiags lgt COoDerl
1880. Chapman sgt Decker. 1913. Joseph SgL Finban
PARrH-saEG I-op.n, 'nd e,ls9f.r called ,tio.
1859. .s,Ite, AT. H,msl Trans Co.
Set o. M' s9 Ron. G,rn,i e. e. 6 o
1883. .Kuyntiti Kn.sL 5 w.rbursOn ,st C.p.',ar
1885, Dali sst Miisr 1855 .verges at The seoosd.s.
10. .McArdle sgt Log.a RIO
P,RT ISspa2IpTse Open, and ,,lssdsr called aio.&
y9 Nordnnger AT Grimm lsIs Stl,er syt h ,
1850 ResSa sst he as Produce ls7. struet
Co 1878. Clarke agt Day
m .ss s So 1; sHasS e. Cohen
80 same agt SANE llf5. teckenism agl. blrissiL
.Ribet Agt. Mchels 1905. .StnpPel agt Wener ~
MARINE COURT-GzsHRai TzRS-SrArLDfsd snd tkos 10
Non engn,7at,d Motions sEd ApDais from Orf>rt
Losenthal agt Noed same agt sane
Hart Agt Conner 1eaghy az hesHo
Holske Hav ct al Hes ct al tgt AR" -
GzSERAL SKssIOSs-PARr L-HACEKTr, k-chae Boss oas-
zA John rpe Michael McCahY Thomas burke eiossas
battery Patrick McGHy william Bsffeit John burAs
John Brnrtt Mcmahon grand larceny Freenck bfosr
Bier larceny Johs hneI larceny nom ths pefsss'
Harris Cohen, Joseph Bernstein, receiving stolen goods
Jeremiah C0feE burglary jobs nprts.
Thomas Gaines william Cornell Bernard tparoY fAns
olTer Henri Meyer Mcdonald eoDous as.as
and battery Henry Coming Heny Counor solomon CAsPa 80
ward hogan Simeon grand srny AbD NORM enoesse
nent Cbsrs Cohen John keppe receiving stolen soos sos
Carroll concealed William Hall sssant anu oAssey
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lALbN DAh
suPRKsa CouRr-CIRcuIT-TRIA
Opens at
TT. People er rel Stemler agt
Mcclure.
SO4. .Haw, IT,. agt RAybold.
llts. Mallory and Ano. azt Mona
hon and Aho.
lls6. Hall AIT. Snyder ct al.
1905. Schuyler, eK.. et Al. sgi
Mayor. &c.
llos. .Shrady sgt. The Mayor. &C.
2OS6. Whiting, j., sdIpr., sgt TIT
Same.
5llI Jones agt. Sehreyr.
662. .Osgood ct al agt. Mccarthy
G53. .osgood es al agt Lacy.
SPECIAL rsRN-YAS BIZ
Dem
Stevenson sg,. The Mayor
nc. City OF n. I.
6..The Mayor. &e., City OF n Y
agt Tweed.
Is. Beach sgt. Collins, IT,. ct al
Issues Of
ln1. Wormser ist. GarVey.
40. King sgt Baker.
13t. Cram AT Tweed et al
235. Same Agt Same.
256. Same sgt. Same.
ia. .Zsckwetgks AIT Cur ct al
It's. Boiler sgt. Wsrink.
10. .Dater. sur. err, he, sgt.
TAllman Ell al.
ia. hilbert agt. Coburn-
l1s. .Whitlock lst- Casanova et a..
ieo. Stephens and sno.. eI'B.i &c.
igt. stephens 81 al.
lei. .Bs1y AT. Brune 81 Al.
1872. .Ssne agt Equitable Lfe As.
Soc. ct al.
ls3. .Gnmths Lgi. TAYLOR
GENERAL TzRH-Adjol
CHLsB.Rs-DAVIs, "opens at
"a. The People. &c-, State N. \.
sgt. Central r. X. Co.
a. Lewis sgt. Nesburger et al.
-. .Ootbout agt PAyion ct al
"a. The People, be. Cadet sgt
Board Of Appertonmsni
and Audit.
So. The People, &c, Brown sgt.
Green, Controller
70. The People, ke.. BfoEer sgt
Earle, Auditor.
II. The People, &c johnson agt.
Green, Controller.
y. lockwood agt Same.
70. The People he Walters, Agt
RAile. Auditor.
u. Same at. Green Controller.
II. Doyle sEL Same.
SUPERIOR COgRT-TRIAL TERN
II
1887. Townsend sgt. Nara. Fre L
Marine Ins. Co.
Isl. Jordan 81 a. sgt Nev.Haven
Steamboat Co,
1899. Burnett AIT. shaw.
1915. Black ACT. Rosenthal.
AZ. Baum agL The ST. Nicholas
InA 90.
1888. .Repplsr agt. Barter e. al.
tgJ. .Wicks sgt Hatch et al.
PART II.-vAS YoKs-
s76. Harmed AgL Mead.
70lo. Lane GgL Salter.
1917. Davies es al agt Heilpern
II al.
1896. .kiDg rgt Wise.
l572. DAILY at. ReddT.
1870. Lyman ct al agt Brehnsn,
Sheriff.
1903 Allen, Adm'I. sEt Ward.
1853. Bailey AIT. GnswOd ct al.
Coss0B PLkAs-EoUlIr TsaN-
IS. .Lowerv a
TRIAL TEKs-PAsT III. Y
s66. .krcyniborg agt OBnen,
sheriff.
1850. Carroll sgt. Thiri'ave. " r.
20.
GO. .MeCs1leJ. adm'r, agt. Cana
1855. .Q1ick igt Tinker
ia. PARIS sgt. Kelly, Shenh
24g5. Seaman agt. Mayer. Nc, CITY
u Nev- GOrk.
l1li. .MeCormAek at Brskine.
101. Masters steYedore AssOeia.
tion at wash.
SOC. Bullock sgt o. Bnen. Sheriff
2sUT. Sleecker sgt. The MAYOR, &c.
I9t7. Bank of North America agt
National BAnk Of the Com.
m9nsealih.
iaS4 Sekwartl AT Hraanau. Ah'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
DFCIsIONS-FEB. 3.

Supreme Court hdmbrs-By Judge Barrett
gt Mayor Gorer settled let be snsrOssed and
handed up
Superior Comt-Specidl Ierm--By Judge Robinson.
-Thom ag SeLhoon to compel purchaser take title eued
with BIO costa
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nISIATURK ALMANAC

sun ri,es.. 7:d ouB 58 Moon sets......
Saafy HooE. 625 leland. TOO He'll ias Ferry. so
Sand, Hoo1 go 6tS GoTs Island III Hell gsts sesrr,. I'll
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CALBEDARS-THIs Oar.

S-THIs Oar.
L TsEx-PARr IL-BARRErr, L.
1920 q. N.
/ 1875. Wilson agt Kennedy ct al.
800. Barber agt. wall.
$50. Bradley agt. Hipp, jr., et al.
s35. .Schonberg lgt. Cheney
946. Jacobs ag.. Corn Exchange
Ins. Co.
1910. .Balch agt. Fleming.
tlO60. Gilmore sgt. Rogers
lO62 The TurnVereln agt. Weber
and sno.
llo6s. .Hus,bsum e. al agt. Open.
heiner.
1893. Caldwell ct al. tgt- PIrrar.
INT. J.-0peasas 1890 An
urTeTs.
/ %. .Gearty art Tho Mayor, &c,
City Of n. Y.
n. Gibson. surTr, &c, agt
YsnderIee.
or AND fact.
1884,. Parsons sgt. Barnier 81 al
1875. Wright ct al. sgt. Wright,
admir-, et al
1876. .Eoser sgt smith.
ls7. DE hier sgt. Traua
1888. Wood sgt CraSto ct al
1883. Knight. recr., at ThOrp.
impfd. ks.
100. Patterson, er'L, sgt eatter.
son.
lsi. Watson et al. AT. Noe e. al.
1872. FISHER ct al. sgt Scheyerhng
etsl.
1873. .Hsnlon art HsnlOs, sen,
err, &c.
l9S. Lee and enc. sgt Lawrence
ct al
Irned 10 Monday. Feb. ~.
l0t q m.-CAlendar called At u IN
/ 70. Fecley agt. Same.
81. The People, ke., Dufy agt.
Board Of AppOrtionnenI
100. johnson art. Kansas add Pa
ci6c K. r. Co.
ll9. .Hobert ct al AFT. Wilson.
lDplcAuCI.
1873. .PaTdy agt. hetIgsr.
100. .GAynor Agt Kitchen
l7J. Hewetl agt. James.
1888. .Vanderlip sgt Keyser et al
202. In the matter. kc. Of Folsom.
200. Field sgt. Pollsek.
2ls. .keason 81 81. AT Murray.
26l. .Maritene agt. LeewsBstein.
26i. .Tsgeuhops OF al. agL Meyer.
275. .Gnswod agt Tinker
29l. Bible ACT Hinekling ct al.
PART L-MosELI. "opens at
!. m.
1921 .Tr,Vers ACT. 0Brieu. Snenk
81. Ryan agt. Thomson,
RS. Ham agt. Mason 1t al.
1877. BY ct al sgt Sylvester
1891. .McClelland sgt. Fulton.
1853. The Manchester Land Co.
agt McDeusld
1877. .DaTy agL Brcnnan, Sheuf.
1883. Libby ct al. at. Renois.
!. "opens at II an.
1870. Deem sgt De Witt.
726. Beach Axs OBnen, sheriff
1888. .McDonald agt. The Bartlett
Reversible Sewing Machine
Co.
1870. .Stuhr AIT. BoYlsn and AGO.
lli0. ROemmelt agt. Wolf
$40. .heGrsth agt. Bell
3)46. Goodrich act. Sveenr.
l2O5. Levene agt. Weyman
LARRExoRk, "opens at II a. n.
q. Smith ct a.
DALr, "opens al Il 3. N
1913. Knapp agt heiss 81 al.
1892. .O' Roarke sgL Halle.
1864. .Worster agt LYMAN.
80. BALDWIN sgt. Nssbaru.
l7U9. The Psnama r. Il. Co. AIT.
Thompson 81 al.
1854. Brown agt Baker 81 al
J28. Mayer agt. HeFwood.
l1S9. Colgate agt Western Union
Tel. Go.
800. Read, err. agt O'Brisn, Sh1
1855 Shields AIT. Lasky.
1893. Ham Agt Dabo.t
lbll..Caslus Ag,. Becbe,
1910. Murphy agL Smyth.
l.J1. Richards AL. Wellington.
ss2i Rathman at. Rsthmaa
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past year were s95o0.on Ground was broken for the
PestOice In August 1859, and the business will
probably be Transferred t during tho present year
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Office 10000 was raised by downtown merchants, which
with 100000 given by Department was sufficient to
prreha.e the Middle Dutch Church" The Government
expended $4,000 in fitting up and in 1915 the Post
OeHoe was removed TO us present location. In la1,
rst established in that year. About this time, also,
sf Ter postage reduced from five and ten cents 70
three cents. In lsl9, William v Brady became fOst
master and in Isaac Fowler received the appoint
Inent At this time large number OF ward politicians
er appointed carriers but when ehey found they were
compelled 20 do hard work most OF them retlTeu IN ais
gust Lanppost boxes were introduced about TINS time'
aod the registry OF letters was begun IN 100
tered letters recepted for from hand 10 hand en- ros
% their destination. Most OF the bonus neid
n Europe sent over as registered mai mater
FrOm 600 70 registered letters 20 now by each maj
steamer 10 Europe, aud about LOO are dtsersd IN t
city daily. The total number received anu dIsstcSu
through the registry Office In 1877 was 6s027O Near the
end OF Mr.. BuchsBans administration a deIalcSuoh
occurred which is fresh IN the memories OF new
John A. DIX appointed Postmaster in 1860, In place
Of Mr. Fowler and under nm the carriers ices Ters i
the position six months when William b. Taylor
was appointed his recommendation. He had
been connected with the post Once for 40 years
4nd had long been chief clerk Abraham Makeman
be v6oIe island was made one Postal District James
KsV becsfne Postmaster IN 1854 During his admins
t,4on be visited London 10 study the English posts,
system On his return the hnnSsr OF carriers ana OF
deliveries were doubled. and the Carriers Uniform was
n5e6 n 1854 there are now ans money order Offices;
The number Of orders PAID during tne year loia was
a. 40, .nd the amount Of money was tllO,G1 Money
rier Offices Are now established between the United
States England, switzerland aud Germany; Tue pres,
rnt Postmaster, Ecu. JOnSs; "e1 - a.
M Kelly IN 1859, and william u. Taylor was tmaae
bis assistant About 800 dead letters are SUI W
washington each day from the HewYork PostOhce
THESE consist OF letters without stamps or insumciehy
directed or directed 20 persons VINO cannon DC IOuDu
IT, the Eew-YOrk POst-QfDce the work never ceaSes
re are three ses Of clerks who relieve one announcer
every eight hours. The carriers report Tor duty AZ
sa and start out their last round at p. IN Each
nd takes from 20 two hours. They arc on thelr
fest about six hours and travel about ~ nloe uay
IT,, sslsries range frOm 500 20 900 per annuin and
b IL under bonds of 900 for the faithful performance
bsre are II stations besides the General PestOfoe m
,YorF They employ 3l7 carriers and collectors, and
a. clerks One thousand I'VE hundred mali letters, $1,000
later eO 600 circulars and newspaper are deiVeTed
Ssly by carriers and through the boxes Eghty t1nSOi
si a, .lter 0oes out aud nuoh Is brought IN daily
Ths t1I receiDts OF tho Hew-Y0rk P0stOmce TOT tho