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New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
CHARITABLE WORK.

The st. Francis Hospital, situated at No 6U9
Fth-st though only established few years, already
occupies prominent position among The benevolent IN
ttutions OF It's kind The present edce was begun ID
MAY 1870 and completed last October. The principal
building occupies front Fifth-s OF lG feet, and ex
tends backward 50 feet. There are two wings one ON
each side Of the main building Between the main build
ing and the wings spacious yard which, IN eonnec
ton with the galleries surrounding the building provides
plenty Of light and air FOR the sickrooms The hospital
q four stories in hight with basement and subcelar
and a well-constructed Mansard roof The edince is
built OF brick with sandstone facngs, in the rena sanee
style The hospital provided with al the irequte
appurtenances, and is well lighted aud heated. The
wards are spacious. comfortable, and well ventilated.
The hospital has room for 80 patents. The report
for lg72 lust issued, shows that 972 patients were
treated ol whom GO and boys. aud 3lS women
and girls Tire list " callnCs Is headed by abOrers OF
whom there following when are the class OF
servant arls OF whom ia treated The number OF
surgical cases was 49, In the outdoor department
large nunber treated The hospital Is under the
charge Of the Franciscan Sisters, who devote most oI
their The OF the patients. Not two per cent
of the patients able paw for the treatment they
receive. The hospital open 70 those of every nation
aud every creed and ministers OF all denominations
NAV visit aud attend spiritual Of elr
Die TIo edcal stan consists of the house physician,
Dr Achilles Rose with attending Physicians con
zulting physician consulting surgeons, and den
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
CIVIL NOTES


The old suit of The First National Bank of
LyOns a The Ocean National Bank OF this city, 70 re-
cover bonds stolen from the Ocean Bank and deposited
hv the plaintiff. has been again begun before Judge
LlrreInorc aud a Jury, tne Court of Common Pleas
having been adjourned over al the January Term Oh
account Of The Illness % one OF the counsel
In accordance with resolution OF the Brook
lyu Common Council. the Corporation Counsel applied
YESTERDAY to the Supreme Court for order directing
Tax Collector Burrows 10 show cause why "A mandaInua
shoud not issue compelling hun 10 deposit the moneys
received by him for taxes and assessments in the Cy
Treasury on the day their receipt. The complaint
.vers that the Collector has held back average val
ance of O0 which the city loses interest 1he
order Is made Tcturnab.e Oh saturday.
In the case of Isidore WOrmser agt. ISa-
bella Garvey and Andrew j. Garvey, the plasterer an
application was made yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt for an order giving the plaintiff 20 days 70 appeal
from the decision o the Court, and staying he defend
ants proceedings until the appeal s settled Inc apl-
cation Was granted. and the question OF law. ~ 10 thc
effect Ol tie provisions o. tx Bankruptcy ACT on con
ypyances made by persons alleged t0 De- contemplating
Insolvency Viii De reviewed and decided Dy the General
Term.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Gross yesterday the iury gave verdict Tor the piantH
in the fun amount claimed. costs, and SIS allowance IN
the case of Carter agt Cute Suit brought 70 re-
cover the value OF diamond earring stolen from te
plaintiff By her mothers uudrucT ana 'tqueutIg
Traced 70 tie store II the defendant, az No. 2 Broad
WAY The defendant claimed that he did not know lhe
property stolen auu tnat uc uad SOFA % tIIIu
plaintiff. urged luat no one can Obtain EOOu '4e
"A
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

parteuars The proposed canal. beginning NJ he ioo'
of Fifteenth OF sixteenthst, Hobcken, VIII run IN
westerly direction Of the hill west Of the cy
thence along OF the hill 10 HewarkaVe "ne''
II will either unite with the proposed Jersey city
be turned through the OF the HeOoken Meanom
to the starting point. TIE total length OF te ,h
will be nearly miles. the width 100 to 2o lne eP
20 feet The estimated Of construction IS ~
mile and the OF land, AOOO0o, ana Two OF r
years time viii be required to complete the WORK. -
work will be done IN sections, and as soon as ohc ~ ~
these sections Is finished IL will be opened TOR uss,
adjoining waterfront belonging 10 the Company &
leased desrngit. Mr.. Regner claims tAt M
benefits To HObOken arising from tins undertakDg % s
be 2I0c0 feet Of waterfront added 20 the clty,
OF adjoining meadows and HILL rendering the ~
safe from nundatOn aud increase OF 900 per csh c
the value OF the meadow lands Property heders Aoht
the proposed line have expressed their Willingness
20 sell to the Company NJ reasonable rates Inc % %no
ure n rs eId with the approval OF the oLIos'
ana men OF aud influence are ready ~ uI =,
carita as legislation n secured The frehus W
the enterprise confident that all the necessary lu
can be raised IN HOboken and company VIII soQn g ~
formed and amount raised sufficient ~ meet All eN
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.

ALBANY, March 12.-The Constitutional Com
mission to-day adopted amendment 70 the COnsttu-
on providing all the cities with 100000 lnhaDi-
ants OF upwards judicial officers Of courts, not OF re-
cord shall be appointed by the Governor and Senate.
Sections adopted providing that IN every CITY
the Mayor shall be the Chief Executive, and snail ap-
point with the confirmation Of the Board OF Aldermen
all heads Of departments with power TO remove or sus-
pend for cause They provide for Board OF Audlt
FOR each CITY OF not than five more than eleven
10 be elected by the 1ty az large by the vote OF such
electors as have paid the previous year on property
officially assessed at not less than $3.50. The
assent OF such Board Of Audit, by the
vote of a majority Of all The members
elected thereto shall be necessary 90 every resolution
ordinance proceeding Of the Board OF Aldermen
involving auditing OF claims and accounts the eA-
penditre OF money, the contracting of debs, OF the
ievying Of taxes and sessmens, ana the Board OF
Audit shall clothed with other power; the Board
Aldermen be elected in all cities by districts Inc
fourth section provides that every city shall nave within
fits own boundary exclusive OF the power Of taxation
and expenditure local purposes the regulation ana
management Of It's Streets avenues pubc grounds anu
public buildings ot its supply and distribution OF wafer
VI its dusnOuse ana lis other cAarahe ana DtheNOeht
institutions. and may exercise such iuItAer power Is
shall be conferred Dy law.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
THE COURTS.
FEDERAL CRIMINAL PRACTICE.
THE NEW CRIMINAL TERM.


The first term of the recently created GRIM
na Court for the Southern District of NewYork Judge
Benedict presiding began yesterday. The twelve Grahn
Jurors who impaneled were excused TIL neHI MON
day 10 give time 10 their number 10 a. OF al
least 10 lC. Among the Grand Jurors summoned were
several non-resdents. and dead man. None OF the
defendants being ready for trial. the petit jury was ds
charged TIL to-day at II and prisoners pleaded NOT
guilty to the following indictments:
Alfred A. Phillips. embezzling letters from the POST
OGiee; John Morehead and Peter Kehoe, dealing IN
counterfeit fractional currency Charles Sinnert ueaI
ing IN counterfeit money Charles Maekay aud william
Carpenter sending obscene literature through the mail
Wiet Ferguson embezzing letters from the P9stOhoe
ex-senator william Graham, embekzlng, When fiesl'
dent OF Waikiki National Bank 100000 OF iis funds'
The last was down for trial March 81 The
Of Benoni Howard. indicted for making counterfeit
match stamps. down for trial next wednesday
Tss has been down for trial at every term OF the
criminal court for the last four years. and the gene
impression is that win be tried The calling OF
10 Is now regarded a joke The case OF Charles Ca
lender indicted for accepting orbe as Bank Examiner
from the ocean National Bank went over for the term
on account OF the absence In South America OF M ma
tiu. OF his witnesses Mr.. Martin OF the
directors OF that bank motion granted 70 reduce
Grahams bail from 10000 70 $4,000 BY order OF tne
Court nOie poseYHtS entered IN ABOUT 100 od cAr
OF lottery dealing and violations OI elections Jaws, on
the ground that the laws under when tht lnulctneLs
were found are defective.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
US. SUPREME CoURT-wAsmyGroS, March 70

No f4-Kelly Sheriff OF New-YOrk. agt. Crapo
L sr D. e Curt OF Appeal. ~ SesiorkIhs vas an acton
ougb mon out Given be New Ork statute 90 procure -l
L.setagr ron .aehr1cut % individual hall o te v AIc
clamed lr Crpo ami roeendan On the fa o april @ one
Kebau citizen Of commenced al acton % ie supreme
pr0miss0y notes ~ me nm Of Nnp,
Jaunev Of Nassehuets by Aen, also Oh at olAi ana
oh II the Arctic ~ which an url1 ed one l,l @
vpt b hen, ei IN Newfork and uas attached oF
sh-rE on o. June thereafter Capo anl 'iAeIs
banlrpev Of Gibbs JaHney Aea, hng assignments rom tls
ud-e Probate ap Insolvency The Couri % assaclu
and ne deF 20 nr' tha ine
question shelter New Iork creditor Of the iusolea 3 m @
attachment on fher property NWlok pursuant 20 me avs or u
eaH hold The properly against the subsequent calm OF possession
auft1rtv a the processing Insolvency tassaennsfti les
admitted hat the ssquestr0n tho proceeding VIZ po 10 TIE
sheriff attachment ,., ~, st.ss,. .t.. .,4 -.
oover7 .s had upon ths the guers al2n't hei
bsre claiming the vessel Tue pop W @
insorr a pceedlngs 10 usoFeH an %
ese proceed = transeru t u
others ald thai % e he e1el o'e
poceedings tnen credit required hv me Oohtquon
The Ura stat@s 70 the judicial pfoeenSs
rot QYen % the lnml4I puee--e -.
obusst by the Court of Appeals % New-lort ,,,-.-
The claim h. that having been American vessel
po the noEent debtors rea ha .
Al he time prosecuting TIT hh ~as e
wheu delverei effected Immediate taafist oi -
ars.es A. av completely she had Oeu nhs u1
home port. and dat bv coT noFent nne
pr,uatt 70 h z Of Mssssousis v bayt u eaee e@l
provided II ooutc w1th The AS oi me uoc p1
sss nor detrvt s ctreus Of other Just nights ihe .n
Rotn ese Id th. Is said eject are nai Just IS.ts p.
-sd on sbsrng eahT with the other creditors s ne o
ee hmBlshag the Droofnoh ~ ln
orsion Rsras Pi-rreponi and William STANLEY of Of-p" "a a.
Wa u. EvaTts Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
ASSEMBLY.

On motion of Mr.. HLLYER, the DILL to eX-
tend the time for the collection OF taxes in the County Of
Richmond till the 18th OF June passed.
on motion of Mr.. WRIGHT the DILL TO authorize the
Town Of Pelham 70 purchase bridge OF the city Island
Bridge Company was passed Also, the hill 70 provide
for election iu the Town OF GreenburG, westminster
County
To isco-rorate the GoversvIlle Water Works Company
Authorize Iec1ious ln Causnlugua by aiflcis ID
To incorporate Cathedral Church Of 81 John tie DIVINE Of me %
To prorl oI pAyng floating Of The Village Of Saratoga
SPRING.
To amend the Dodge aud Stevenson hAnuactunR
COMPANY 10 Issue preferred stock ~ NJ
To amend relief Of the Van Brunts and Enc b
M RcHT poyei 70 co1am with trke ont
euaeng opposed al length The notion was
..
Mr. Hustled reconsideration, and tnst the motion ne OF va
Carried
To amend he act providing equalization Of by providing
5r taxing leases OF rents landlords o naaoa alA
Fi1inr Of j1rors u Kings Oonnty
Amen iag 4ct regulating elections 70 BroaEFn
4neulrrg the ~bsrter Of the % Rochester
To a1hoze Man "a Io4d Company 20 Increase
It's capital stOck.
Company. ,.. A.,
Mr BATCHEIIFR offered resolutions reprobatng the
action Of congressman IN increasing their slaIis au
also in nos punlshing It's members Implicated III Jue
Credit MODlleI transaction.
Mr. jacobs asked unanimous consent that int resoi-
tiOns might considered but hr Fedder Ou)ecea
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
rur HoRoKEN sHIP CANAL.

For several years past the business men OF
Hobokeu " j. have felt much the want OF a more ex-
tended water front Nearly ak Of the dock property
alone the North River is in the hands Of monopoly
"a claimed and great inconvenience has resulted there
,,o Ror a Iong time no effort has been made Ia
remedy the existing state OF affairs Some 30 years
since MI Otto f. wegner the CITY Surveyor Of Hoboken
submitted TO the owners Of property IN the Hoboken
Meadows the plan of canal designed to accommodate
large number Of heavily laden vessels The property
holders opposed the scheme and refused 10 sell any Ian"
whatever alleging it would deprecate rather than
increase the value OF their lots Mr. Wegner however
continued his efforts at the present time appear
anees promise q successful Issue. peution Tor the
purpose Of charteriDg company 10 push Tor ~Aru Tue
sntArprise was brought before the He~JefSey Nes-
iature last month, too late 10 gain nsA'ns
thls year rne ieDds OF the scheme are oonnoen' nov"
ever that there difcaty in securing iesiaA
ton al the next session.
Mr. Wogaor gave q TRIBUKR reporter the foiiOWlng
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
TH1RD,AyE. RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

A bill was introduced in the Assembly at
Albany a few days authorizing the Third-aye Kali
road Company extend their tracks along
st. 70 Fourthave Robert squres President OF the Com
panv tod TRIBUNE reporter that this for the pur-
pose Of avoiding the heavy grade in Lexngtonaye'
which compes the of hill horses the Grand Central
branch of the Thirdave Railroad. AT present the ears
on this branch leave Third-ave at Thirtynfth-s ana
BASS TO LexingtOnave., thence to Forty-seeond-
st and along Forty seoOnd-st 70 FOurtlave.
The company desire 10 have the cars OF
this branch go along Thlrdave. TO Forty
second-st and thence 20 FOurthave. This route Is
more direct one and is level If the bill does not
Dass the company will their cars as at present
nm was 20 introduced by Assemblynan Charles Crary
for tbe pnrp0se OF permitting the Thrdave. Company
20 increase tue number OF palace on the road The
ne0pIo OF YOrkYie, said Mr. Squres, are strongly III
favor of the IL s proposed 70 run these cars
avery Ten minutes during the day Twenty cars VIII De
necessary 10 accomplish this. rne are ike the one
in rlse and will carry q passengers each MI Sqnres
stared that is made by these cars thin
Inv the ordinary The On the down trip would
hs almost empty aud the income would be almost en-
relv from the the trips. Nj Squires men
onsd that no hOrsecar road has paid during the past
ve months owing 10 the ravages OF the horse disease
ana the succession OF severe suo"-stoIS OV'h vi
which seriously lmpeded u aVeL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
THE coRDEs MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Charles Cordes who is charged
with stabbng and killing John Dunn in Duanest
lager beer saloon several months ago while the latter
interfering prevent a tight between him and
another man. was begun yesterday before Judge Brady
in the Court OF oyer ana TermIner Messrs Howe and
Price appeared the prisoners counsel and Assistant
DstricAttorney Lyons conducted the prosecution The
search for jurors was repetition Of the old story 30
often told in more interesting murder trials leu jurors
were obtained during the day, and their names are as
fellows
Charles II. Culver, grocer james r. Howard. archi-
tect John o. Jansen. VIM. ESgert. Alexander j. Blade
Adoiphus W. Magerhaus. John W. Howard, ThOs. Rule.
Vim. Cohen. John A. smith.
The interesting testimony OF the day was that OF
Henry L. Hawley who was excused because he said
that the msy defenres nowadays OF mOmentary nsan
ity ana ntOXcatiOn had preIudced has mind that II
any such pleas put ia here ne could not act upon
them impartaiy Several jurors were opposed 10 capl-
tai punishment and were therefore excused.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
NO CITY ORDINANCES.

John A. SquiTes, as administrator OF Robert
A. sques brought suit IN tine Superior Court 70 recover
50 900 damages the killing OF his son by being run
over by one OF the cars OF the Central Park ana North
and East River Railroad Company, on July l5 ISL Inc
up FOR trial yesterday before Judge sedg"ck
jury and testimony FOR the plaintiff was put in
showing the accident occurred as the car was turn
ing the corner Of Eghth-s and Lewis the horses being
at the time a trot.
AS proof OF negligence OF the Companys servants
plaintiffs counsel offered the city ordinance forbIdung
the turning OF corners by a railroad faster than
walk. Mny0r Hall. in behalf OF the Company ODfcted
recep ptOn Of this evidence, on the ground mat
there were AZ present city ordinances, they having
been all abolished by tho Charter OF 1870 COnsdeIahe
discussion arose this question: Dut the Court .uH
tanned the objection and rejected the evidence Other
testimony then pat and the case was gwen to tAe
Jury.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

an che mar. os o- uno-r ,eru. Of expire under
~ NJ EsasSP,o,sns S.Yh Elevated Railway NAV
operate ceyaea railroad oi one of @er
and Batterrpee Ia Bspsee ssross hs Dorthai
Of il aons wh''sSALsi TO .se n,e A G soS s RSsT
ao branch along Chsephrrs 70 the n'sI s % % along Ents
ave spc Tbrrour,hst 70 The also from he Bae 20 INC me
Hariem River eaney ade Of broAaway ane n s
from Fory6rstt and HUDSON River the DfsHe N'AN-' '
the BAst River. Bast Fcrty-shhTt
Releasing m interest Of the State lands in Queens CeaH
Tholss John. and Willsm Shehd ,e-a
sasive o tsraton 10 Ne~-iork CITY m The ytSf MA
GS1ne he 5ry broadway Railroad o'~P'ny TO
Iang year which 20 san consent i'i '''iH
ns sSs Cosoief Of EeEYorh City audit TIT claims e
ta,,sy,,De IN. s.ie Of Isnis at Clinton Prison.
rene election pubAshee only one 's"sIspef ~
,S9 tie tur ioI ss collection several '""n'
V p Kin names As the h eorporators q The urcPose Porern
$500, Ro,r Cbafss Naihews H. abOrv, Charles Aails'ae
J. p MeS nae and the Proposed company 100
M FRrEMAS offered the following resolution, which
VIZ % IN. Controller of,he City NeYort be requested
,rb 70 - Senate uent all the cost iees ana eKphses
% ePsErg Of e sys55s. % 1sa PSs PSsS sds thereon
s 70 Sbon oeb payments and such other niomA-
= 0s s a. a s ssoa on he Suboct 6fopeniag
nuss and public PLACES the CITY OF hoE-lott -, -,
Senator D. T. MOOD offered resolution directing tne
Finance Committee 10 report the expenses incurred O
the Quarantine Commissioners since Their or Isanzaion,
cost of the Rip Raps and other improvements, with
view reducing the expenses OF JIt commission @s
the Board neglected 70 make report as called or
by the resolution adopted FED IL Inc reSou'ion was
Mr. BENEDICT presented a bill providing for the ap-
monument by the Governor Of three Commissioners 10
examine the condition and government OF Tue prs-
Ons IN the City Of NewYOrk said Commission 10 report
the Legislature such changes anu reforms as are
needed il the management OF the pIlsOhs'
No business was sent to the Senate to-day from the
Executive Chamber because OF the death oi 1ne Gov
eruOI's
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
IMPoRTANr RAILRoAD LIIGATIoN RENEWED.

IMPORTANT RAILROAD LITIGATION RENEWED.
BosTOS, March 12.-The United States CIR
cult Court Boston is again called upon to settle some
Of the troubles in the Boston, Hartford and Erie case
Arguments we're begun before Judge shepley today
urging that an injunction be granted prevent fore
closure on the BerdeI mortgage. The Erie Railway
Company IN behalf OF which the Injunction is asked
claim that they lent 10 pay the interest on The
Berde bonds with the understanding that the receipts
OF the should be used fOris equivalent Iat sald
recelpte and that they have
a claim on the for such moneys advanced, ana
that II the mortgage fOreclOsed the road will INTO
the hands of a new corporation which NAV be will
ing tO pay the debt Of s predecessor Both sides are
represented by eminent lawyers aud the hearing prom
ises to occupy several days.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
MURDERERs' CHANCES IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, March 12.-Apphcation was made,
yesterday ny the counsel for Osborne, the murderer Of
Mrs Matthews Yates City H. To ChiefJustice Law
renee and Justice Walker Of the Supreme Court for
writ of supersedeas. The application refused SO
that unless Executive clemency ntervenes. Osborne
will be hanged on Friday next. The execution VIII
take place al Knoxville instead OF Gaiesburg prey-
ousy stated Osborne is greatly depressed by the all
his counsel 70 obtain stay OF proceedings ana IL
Is thought he will probably make a confession.
william Driver the wife murderer VINO lz 70 Dt
hanged here on Friday though az first greatly asated
al finding the Of ms having been granted
supersedeas untrue appears now 10 take The mat
anite cOOlly. His friends viii to-day appeal 10 the
Governor for Communication OF sentence faiIlng IN
that. for a respite.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Jonathan T. Brown. alleged 20 be- under lndlct-
nent s Brleeuort Conn enefz s,10 from he Poso1-e
thar where De Was Nfest1 yes1ei1-i '-u
held ior -tluIuzgon bv ConmIs ss0ncl bgtis
Al the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. before JUS
Hogan Clean sraoi AMI he'd 90 answer on ensre o
stealu. and articles oi clothing fale1 a. eS o
H. premises Of John Harly OF No. IL Peari-t
In the Court of General Sessions. before Judge
Suthersni ve,oi1v onn prsleI ai ettg arcely and
faeG SiO..Wam lanlon eity larceny ron le peI,oli ~
Iran or sentence Reilly pey feliien-f 81
Ju scott ,sssut win intent bodily hsrm slate
Prison two Guyrr alias Joseph y s4hiisn1 grand
larceny sac Prison three Georet kyau grl frh
state Psoa three -srs..JoaH Colbert eHY a. burglary la
degree Prison a
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

AT the jefferson Market PoIce Court yesterday,
EduEri F-emsn charged hario De Lans Of
No 40 Thirty suFy1oa in
worth s1 the property q Dr. Henri Jones lie sas
Ig for q. j. Hare u
ohsnrg iass kssoS
Rabbu Of 3Puobt The seeased represented himself en-
uIoy9 f , kenneth Reed Hs htd 10 deauit Of 00 bali
In the Court of Sessions in Brooklyn before Judge
Moore asthsw Eiapa sud driver 'sd for .bs ass
lv Of boy DespSBd estsrdT in hsL the nght ei
Js MI The Bscpa witness ssrietoh Iohn Mafphy
axe Il. sho entf dsersn before The CepBs Asa -As
~. hev 0 bis arrested
,.,...s NJ ,Ls pSslesL4IJ. The seessss sgssttsa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
A MUNTFICENT GIFT.

BALTIMORE, March 12.-J. ;. Hopkins, the
well known millionaire OF this city decided 10 trustees
short time since. 10 acres OF land bounded by Wolfe
Monument Broadway, and JefersOnsts. for Tie cree
ZION Of hospital for the relief Of INDECENT sick ana
orphans At a meeting of the Board Of Trustees last
nght, they we're informed by Mr.. Hopkins that ne nAd
mfther dedicated S2O0OO00 worth OF property FOR lh5
support ana maintenance OF the hospital The hospital
bulidings will be magnificent scse, aud tncI ciec
ton will begin IN the Spring Ol 1874
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
STATE LEGISLATION
sENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, March u. 1873
HKPOKTKD.

HKPOKTED.
Regulating the sale Of ale and lagerbeer
n BAL provsg orugEs all stARdsn befor. u.suy
..y arsxsdEe along ns any railroad reported .
..a bs repou agreed 70
iSTRODrcGD.
ADAEs-Pos irOH s4ge The canal CcAOes
By nT RosEETsos-For hall Of Cold spnbs
PutAAn COauty
b. M WEsnlHHPor rshef " transportation ooNpaEiss
PEAHI-To incorporate tbs Aeufof foregn Exchange
nr HuhYHY-To suth0n KinsE Co1Bty 70 borrow
BJ h hADDnHProVdbg that the beard Of directors Of %
esng lac 6 s STATE
sssa d sab board By ot otherwise ha a. eAr a.
u hAh 0 oAee a. each sns1A
IN Of The SAID companies The
essss s sAA hsss esss - es Ne ss,su as bs sstse isI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
INSTRUMENTATION u.

Suurfme Court Chambers-6y Judge DAVIS ! ne
PeoDe al. PerEusou 6Crhe aanas yo1It @Ston s s n.,
Bv - Morgan AID Notion lriie ann
sgt The National Bapf Of Iheaeo
nie AsEin 81 AL All meMoou deaisd lsham lg
Tor r.ye granted the payneni he oos OF he UT
sheh the held AM of 10 eosts oi ms nooa
Sressl Tsv-By Jadge MallnL-Bague AgL snhih-fn1nes
settled.
Superio- Courf-Special Trm-Bv Judge Van Worst.
-Kssbs .gt T.pnsr-ricr granted heLear ag sehAsoasf
granted Joas agt Ch-order Of reference 70 Hanson = I'D
q, Jsas. Psw,u-Tbs PeOps Msnhstan Glove Co
OIdsr essv,rg tpotoa with 10 abiae event