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New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
FAILURE OF A PETROLEUM REFTNERl

On the Produce Exchange ripple OF COM
ment was created yesterday by the failure Of r w.
Burke. petroleum refner having Office at No lsl
Pearst and refneres Hunters Point and Blssville'
L. L. Inquiries at his office confirmed the report OF his
failure. absent details were obtainable
The failure caused by disastrous operations IN OIL
the market having against him until be wssobged
suspend meeting of his creditors was held Yesterday
which a committee appointed to superintend bs
and ascertain what would be the best course IL
expected they will In extending the obi
cations which have matured about TO mature The
reneres OF which Mr. Burke Is proprietor are known
as the Empire Oil Works at Hunters Point, and the
Queens Company at Bissve. Their entire capacity Is
equal TO 250O0 3o,oO0 barrels OF crude petroleum
NM liz
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verrst,ous WITH me- and 70 seing me one Of Aiden's
puts wirser the whole Of which is rank perury,
which shah be able TO show when ret the opportu-
nty which hope Win be very soon. He also made
. simiisr sf1davis on Sept g. on vhich Alden
ep Wednesday last procured an order 70 arrest NO.
vas informed Of II, ana Immediately went TO tne
sherirs efce and rave bail aod vae never arrested
answered the complaint yesterday, and noticed II Tor
srial at the next term OF the Court never saw or
heard OF the putt mentioned In this action until Alden
brought IL In my Office time last January. never
heard Of the Hbbard until saw it in the sfdey
which viii show by at least two witnesses never
bought or owned a put" IN nv life, and never re-
ceived dollar from Alden for purpose whatsoever
Ner- York, Oct %, 1874. ID. {. BIRpeuL
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SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
In the limited States Circnit Court Yesterday

SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Benedict sentenced criminals follows William
simpeon sending obscene literature through the mail.
10 years Imprisonment aud fine Of t5 900 Simpson Is
old offender James Leavy, perjury In swearing 10
fraudulent naturalization papers years and months
m state Prison the Rev. John Cowan, formerly chap
of the 9Th NewYOr Artillery, conspiracy TO de-
fraud the Government years in State Prison John
Kehoe, same crime. l3 months in State Prison; j. w.
Casey ship Sovereign of the Seas cruelty 10
sailors months In State Prison and fine OF $3.50;
william Eimoads breaking open letter boxes, years
DC state Prison; ]. l. Carey. stealing letters from
the POst-Oice, 4 in state Prison K g. watson
negotiating altered q 200 United States bond, 2
years IN State Prison Joseph Dunstan and john
Quinn dealing in advertisements printed IN the sim
Iude OF United States notes each Is months In State
lTsOn.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.

4:59 Moon 9:44
.
Sandy Hoot L SO O:03 Hell Gate Ferry. :45
DAP
Sandy 600 Cows sapd 033 Hell 2:lS
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Gltnatious Uanteo--Males

TSEFUL-By respectable single man, aged
endslODs who care and drive
horses milk moderate for the
u CARPENTERS 1873 West llth-st 6th-ave
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pAu- U-srpav,cx J. SAM cssnds, 10 Part J.
CesHos PLaAs-seu,rS TsRn- Adjourned fof the 1wA
TRIAL TBRa-PAkr Adjourned for the Term
PAHI u.-DALy, j.
1883. Beaumont sgt Kenpton. l107. Moore set Day
106S. TakA 1872. .Hewlspd and agl
1909. .sams set Same Murphy.
1907 Iavrepc. a Al nsrsh Gershes
q Reilly The Mayor 2092 Bschoh sgt strsabe
ITO. .Jobes NevYork and 20Ss. Hi agt Mitchell
Harlem Railroad Co POSI-. .Mc(fregor AT Bran
ll5A Eeke Art Brrrnsn 1929 Mccarthy agt Brennan.
1914. .Cogrwell agt Walsh lZ30 Mead aet brennan
llOx Weber arr The Turuyern e69 .Pcck Weber
M " 5stv 2055. .McClcssey The Mayor
1891 Me;ow.n at The Mayor 2l74 Gillespie sg The hayo
1888. Murray ast Walsh and &c.
1l4S. .Dileber agt Buckmsn.
MARIsI CouRr-THIAL TKnr-p Adjourned for the Tern
PARq H. Adjourned for the Term.
PARs Ill Adjourned ,or the Tern -
RCossello B. Gusseppi Wtham
Psrke William Haguey robbery Thomas Riwsrds Patrick
Pa,ot Dobbiu feoniou assat and bs
Johnson Frederick Iorves grand hrcenv rsh
Kennedy and Herman wemun grand larceny Michael Kev
M Jones' Isaac Wsch and Bernard
Mccarthy Thomas Mcarpon isse penses
Edward Phillips. petit larceny.
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Eertures ano Meetinas.

EBELL INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
IL LECTURES
At g Cooper Union.
RECOMhENCE MONDAY, hov. 2 at 3i2 D. N.
The Hall Of the -ftsd the ventilation improved
large sou PARIS the Cabinets during the past
viii be pafusey illustrated With Models speepens
Drawing. spo Screen Microscope sod stereopueon.
be
NONDAYS-LBCTuREs LADIES on PHYSIOLOGY Com
Dr. Rben
ruESpAYs-NArURAL HISTORY AND CURTosTrTEs OF THB
ANIMAL WORLD DR.. EbeL
wIDyRSDAYs-ARr HISTORY. Prof W N. Henry Gocdyear
THURsDAYs-THB STRUCTURE AND LIFB OF OUR gAHTH
Dr. Ebell
sArURpsYs-MATryER LECTURES az IL a n--THB NATURAL
HISTORY OF TRAyBL With Screen Illustrations Sf
European Scenes
Of Lectures. W
Combined Five Courses. Ia
Tckex Hall Of the ACADEMY ls Cooper Union
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boGro nIlo Rooms.

bparo nuo Rooms.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED-TO find private Christian fam
w viii let portion OF their house-our or hVe rooms I'd
family VI two room wanted
r study side below 20b a Address With iu par
teulArs, H. w.. TrDuBe Ohee
Country Board
4 PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LEI hand
n somey furnished ROOM single gentenant o,eAka u De
offered
oroyenens references required 81 Sinthst Hoboken j.
IN FLORIDA for the WINTER.-Three or
-four Gentlemen and their wives "1 be recelya AZ
BOARDERS reasonable where the comforts oi
OuDI pnyae Northern family o culture sna
the STATE references osba
gaming sbupan Fall particulars NAV be oo
ained BY addressing MriRUSs Bor3O6 o. brookyn ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-30

RY BANGS. MERWIN L. Co., e5S Broadway.
- wsrks Of An Fanev 0eses as
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock. lsrre steeh Of SHEET
MUSIC Vocal the popular conposers Bo
rcpeau and American
NOTICE ia hereby given that the LAKE
IN MAHOPAC IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Will SELL - an en-,
public se I've Once No 229 Brcsdvay ts C
October the year one houssna
eight hundred eyepour IL o'clock all rs ana
PERSONAL PROPERTY Lake Mabops Putnam Osnn
EewYort several hots properties and I0rnafe
eottsFes and about husdred Of land -.
OF 81 once company OF ="
Me~ra Reed Hoyt Auconeers z29 Brosdway Eev ferE
john II. CHEsvBR, President
Attest: wx. OSBORN SecretaTy
Hew-Ycrk, Sept 81 1874 .....rn.x
The sALB Of the above PROPERTY Is ADJOURNED % Nov D.
1874 u Ssesroom No II basa'
vsy IN the CITY ofNew-York JOHN H. CHBByER President
Attest: Wa J. OSBORN secretarr.
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CALRNDARs-THIs DAL

ecrHKnI CouRT-CHAMBKKS-BAR J.
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furniIure.

furnlIure.
MISFIT CARPETS.-GOod secondhand and
l mIs6t CARPETS specially; all reh patterns very
cheap. ll2 Pultoust-. Esssa. nde entrance
DHELPS. DOREMUS g. C0RBETT,
Noa 264 and 266 Canalst, -
proncse 10 sel for net before JAN ], 1879,
THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OF
GARNET FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
IT G. SELLEW,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No lO3 PUL rOS-sT,
EBw YORK.
RANKS AND OFFICES FITTED UP.
MSB CYLINDER DISKS
ITO SELL.-SO SCHOOL DESKS, with Chars
l. seees Bsciboards Stoves, Csrpetns Clocks AZ NC o
private school, 80 50 cent Of cost Call npon OF az
dress J. ". s., 20l Wed 5Otb-st
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE CARPETS and BEDDING al
NJ COWPRRTHWAfrB co.'s, Nos 100 and l9I ChsinAmst
AN IMMRHsB STOCK AND Low PRICES
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6ituatlons Uanteo--fewdlss

Laundresses.
r AIDES fine WASHING, laces, fine mus
ina &c done up style by superior LAChDkkss
st her ovn house. Apply at s45 6th-sye. faaeI aofe
OI0 WEST 16TH-St., bakery.-As first class
CIU LAUSDRgss will ehsmbervork excellent reference
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DEPARICRE OF FOREIGN MAILS

MONDAY. OCr. 3.
Mill for drec h. The steamship sSzeanf close al lO;JO
~ ,te.I,saly s1l Al o. w from Pier No. = North hiye,
,,p,, Havana nv 4,eaIa,hp MORO Cistle
sar,t,rv MAI closed At the Post Ohce AZ 2;4U steam
sbfn All. as 8 D. In. IRON Pier No. - North River
Na, for Europ. Queenstown Liverpool per the steamship
isL o AZ IL u Supplementary Mail y elo Ell az the POst
OGce az 1880 IL STEAMSHIP sails p n IRON fer NO. 40
For Gre Britain By the steamship esng mails close
40 supplemeusry Nal Is closed At the Pos. one a. 1888
y - wEDNESDA1. Ocr. Z
, for urop- Queenstown Liverpool the steamship
4 VA " closed al the Post
Onee 3JNm steamship A.s at 5V D. H. non Oanr1 DoeA
Jersey aIS rur,so,v 49,
Mail. for United Kingdom AMI Continent va PiTmorh Cherhourg
and Iamburg per steamship sess at l:3Oa m suppenn
.ry Mi h cosei at PoOc at 1880 Steamship sails at :
-. ~, H.,ans ,sc psr Civ OF Sew York close
closed 1T the 1onee ~
s,.-r.hin al I. a 3 D. m. RON Pier No. 3 n. K
Ass Hayt1. Curaeoa Nenel Ae'' oy ne
wv" = FgIDAi. Der. g.
Mails for Savni b. The steamship Andes close al
Mi Sor ,.ifsI D. closed Sewfors Posso1ee
t.y al d o. u aud goes VA Boson
sArURDAt oCr 10
N,ils foe Ireland Queenstown snd Liverpool
cos.1 AZ the PosOnee 1880 o. steamship i at from
Pier No. As Horth River
For Europe via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen BY steamship Hermann
mails .lose At m Mai closed 81 the Post
1880 eesnhip III wv VI
Mi No, south Pacific the steamship
oss AZ n . m steam hp IL NJ from Per Ma ~ n. T.
OF
NJ 20 m Supplementary Mail Closed al the foaonee al Az
n IN Steamship all Al D. ~. from fief No. . "
All Mails eoss seloe. hsrostoace IRON =
n u a. u.
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y,:i sase NJ y.:%d:.: s::n as::
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Lar. psn NJ Mr. Me,eh,n Jossyh Eers. Mr. 40
Fog fEsf?Sfs 81 M 4 = ". ss
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s1 D H. c s aSa Mr. fi';' 3D. s:
G R.ynod' w. otsem.n Alex Msee Dr. Samuel Johnston BsI
W. Ramse, A. Ramsey ZONES Ed~'ri MsIr,ei Hear
A. Roberts, Mrs Ltensen Mayer ID
FOR GLAsG0w-Ia steamship Vtctortd Oct -Andrew
weddeD stephen Dsvdso, John Young Isaac srsston Vim bno
James Philip Bennett, Bobt GsmnDg George Woodn MI
Wilson Mrs. Edwin Straston Miss lydia Weeb John Manson and
lady John Mclveen and lady, A. x Rankin md lady.
FOR SAvASSAHIR seansAsp San Jaotato Oct 3-hr. Arhs
sa NJ s .sa IL. ssi1 " iSs .
children Miss Eva Going Misc Nellie Going Lmme Lin
French. A " Lndssy H. Andi, Dr. H. sons
Mrs lrghsm Mrs A. Cone and iaisnt Mfs MOODY Ms
Adolph Reiis H. Austin p Coolidge. ArA
NJ Youmsns Miss L. Mc,opib- W. Tbarer wife and nfsni j.
Harsway Miss H. Dahn Miss Kate SanboTn M H. B. Psons MA
slker Mrs T. w. Eaton sBd
Miss Robertson Miss c. smith Mrs Reed Miss n Bowers and
Ida Douglass Master Bowers Mrs X Pond nnt and
child George Thompsoa Henry Leopold fonane vincent August
Nelson.
Tor spiney Mrs ". B. Miner A Curtis. L. w Hartford H. J
witnt sdV Ms Psscoe Miss L. Bernard Mis- Gnesh
Barnard W. Livingston. Mrs j. Prinkentein Miss Kate
Miss NJ Lee Jas Plps Rnd adY John Bell g. brown W.
kenneiyg d. kenealy Ambrose PAscoe Miss Ward
Mr. Netue Newconb rhos Andrew Geo Cray
Daley Schroeder 3D. Marshall and WIFE, James Taylor
Vim. Farchd, Il. D. Farcbh, WIN. B. Turner
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SATURDAYS MORNING SESSION

PRAYER MEETING FOR THE wEsT-REPoRTs OF
CoMSHTTEEs-sYsTEMATIC WEEKLY OFFERINGS
Observation-Disclosures OF A CONSOLIDATION REsO
LUTON IN An AMENDED FORM.
NEw-HAyEN Oct. 3.-ihe prayer meeting at
Marquand Chapel at a. IN was presided over by Dr. H
NJ storrs Of Brooklyn The subject prayer for the
West and eeTntst reports OF religious work various
sections were presented and ardent prayers offered
The morning session opened by devotional services
from TO $3.50 o'clock The Rev. Mr.. Stevens Of Vermont
Offering the 1rst prayer. The were then read
ana amended ana list OF delegates arriving was
read for correction The Secretary read letters from
bodies representing Moravian Welsh and Christian de
nominations.
DE- Bacon Of the Committee to report on the Ameri-
can Bible sOeietys memorial presented resolutions
knowed cling high value OF that 5ocietys past work.
and expressing hope that Congregational churches wond
support IL future they had signally done in the
pasI. The Committee uniformity in naming State
ana local OrgaEZaOnsthe former 10 be called
and he latter cOnfcrencesreported avorably
tle resolution recommending suoh distinction In
terms. After debate IN which DR.. Bacon strongly dis
favored The recommendation the resolution was lost
point leave for his home, thanked the Council for
IL. done him IN appointing him 10 that position
expressed the belief that the papers read would form
valuable contributions % ecclesiastical literature, and
hoped that Gods blessing would rest upon the Councils
work. Mr.. Bartlett OF LIE. Moss moved a vote Of
thanks Ia the retiring Moderator for his efficiency
which adopted.
Tue order for being the discussion OF the
plan OF systematic weekly terngs part Of Christian
WOIsAlp, permission was granted tue boil Hcniy L.
Haven EewLondon. Conn OF the society FOR the En-
couiageneat of Systematic Giving To- address the Coun
ell that subject for 10 minutes. He stated that his
Society, though sma had. with almost outside
trbutOns circulated than ~ 900 pamphlets
temHtlc DenevOenoe. aud many bound volumes. The
principle involved great The impression
that sufficient proportion OF income wac regularly
gwen 10 be untrue by the figures in the
He knew OF church the properly Of whose members
gated 100000, tenth OF the interest on which al
per would be 00 but the Soce<ys annual
contributions ouly reached Sl2,OoO. a seventh OF
the" He would bespcak for the society and It's
Pho IN lf4A ~ ln(T
Council
HOME MISSION RESPONSIBILITIES INCREASED.
The discussion u the nth resolution reported by the
Committee the Consolidation Of the Benevolent So
eietes-that approving the American Home Missionary
society, and recommending that the departments OF
MISSIONARY Sunday work and Of Church Erection
De ADDED as bureaus TO its functions separate annual
S"AsfbVas w w t<kea w taeret0y-Nas pex taken ep
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Henry Peterson. who happened 10 be going BY. was
moved BY the lamentations % In, sud 70 knock down
the maniac August Did Mrs. 6chenck appreciate the
Kindness OF her rescuer Only, aasi In the WRONG way
Tor sne went At him. Went ut him with that woman's
weapon fork THIS pronged implement she vigorously
Inserted In parts OF his physical system. while
ner husband Joyfuy but hercely assisted with chair
Ipe gentle Peterson got with great dcuhy and sev
eral small but painful wounds aud has impaired to his
friends his fixed Intention IN future to abstain
rescue Of DANES In danger
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The COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
held having attempted assault upoa Le
Pagan Of No 43 Grandst
John Lynch. Joseph Gillen, aud james ii. Kenny
with forks ana IN Az
vAuei property OF West Merfen Briana WORKS
Connecticut Of No. $50 Boaway agent Tor the works
identified the ea haa pen soen oa
The arragnet the Iomb foee NOt es'e
day and rensnded BY Justice Morgan for examination
At the YorkvlllJ Police Court yesterday O1cer
Precinct charged John Lewis NO 90
attempted break INTO the
Creu. Forty-nn Eghhye Judge 0rerblg ned thesc-
cused IN default 5000 ball. smith Oi No 10 EAST
desu Of $1,000 bail for having stabbed
Buenbach Of 227 East Twenty evenbst IN the
am Msoy aud Patrick Fnnegan bell
charge from John Douohue OF No 64l
VsGei &2O.The examination In
the Offers George and Michael Malone charged with having
Mcknight Brngrd Woods transferred
Market Police Court where the eIamin
ton will be o FRIDAY
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PASSENGERS Sailed.

Miss Aesie Prem Patenhayu, Prof Fs Frkel hA n
O.rood and chd Ms ii. A. Hilton, Miss Ana dfom hermann
August Kungie Miss emns Kunse Miss Mare bactlsn On
Hsre bertha Hegree Mrs Els Rh-ensneyer and child Gus
Joseph Herrog Joseph Herrog and three children
ChsrIes M whsinne vos aud ehid ~ j. kabinksn
Mr., Meta weks. Michael Patterson.
poR sRgsT AND HAvRE-Im seamsAtp Per-rs Oct 3Prssk
Mo Aaur Alelsndrr Bhng MS ksily Dc Angels
J.ss Kline No xiss Rsas Greater, 6pnsea In
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Do MT interfere when married folk are hOut-
ing. Mr. August scbeDck Of North LeaveDworth, Kan,
professional inebriate. Fall Of sprus Fre"h tas
the army surgeons used 10 write ~, MI schenck be-
lsbored Mrs. schenck vigorously and while
thsss sm&u esbepcks howled sTievouslv. The sepus
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At the YorkvilleI Police Court yesterday OF
DECISIONS.

cuvrerne Court Chdmbers-By Judge Daniels
In The GoazseaRepoit oi guardian Confirmed Cough sI
HaleT.-MO;ion granted. ,,-.,, -, -
b. Jadce LawTeacc-AyEe AeKennl-A on VIII sa I'd over
III bs a,b irst orier that application may be
.eryei upon n. pureL stated in the meIaoaDduH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

Laura Berry tainted in the school-roOm ut
Carson Nevada lately having within three weeks CON-
mtted memory Of history and 200 OF natural
philosophy. The night before she aud "a elassmate had
bed all but had studied all night until
O'Clock next morning. No wonder tainted
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tflarn,r ann Jlate Hlanteis.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
n ,,.pv .tck Of Marble Marbepd Msnrs and ~ aher
us x Marble Turning the trade. A. kLAbbh I5i East
Eshteenh-s.. Ihiri-ave, N l.
a GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
N Nar-i Mantel- all kinds Of Floor Thing Monuments ieAs
stones Slabs cabue'Iaaker nov oleta ~
KLABRR a Co.'S steam Marble WORKS Nos "a TO I'D " e fr
frsi-st DroafwaY.
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COURT CALESDARs-THu DAY.

srpRKyg Corar-CH.xBERs-THRD hoSDAT-aoroN CALENDAR
-GssKKn, TKRx-pAvn r. j.. DANIELS AND BRADY. il
Noa.ea.mtrgted mos0ns
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uIyTATUpH ALMANAC

SOL 5:31 Moon nses 1Ot
v4-sa rBD DAY-As
Sandy Hoof 34s Gov. Island ABS Hell Gate Perry. "a
sandy HOOK. 4l6 Cows Island 456 He'll Cats Fer' $40
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TRIAL TKRx-PART I.-Mosl
PART U.-sRpGwICX

702. Waters agt. Austin ct al.
626. Blanchard sst Brigham.
6S4. .Harbeck. IT,. sgt. Taylor.
1856. May ACT. Brennan. Sheriff.
SO. Gonzales. adm'x. sgt. N. Y.
& ii. x. X. Co.
3S2 p. .OBrieh AgL Williams
bureh City Fire Ins. Co.
1915. .McDaniels sgt. oBnen,
Sherif.
500 HsrIett st al a1t. Carver.
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1921. Smith ~ The Mayor
1875. MeGibben agt. Davisoa.
1913. Moore agt Hsestsi.
1859. Lewis ct al sgt. Often
hcdeT.
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140T. Fitch agt Miely. "a
1879. .Stsinrieh sg.. Bussins sal
ano.
1865. .Clug,toas Ct 81 ss. Lipp-
3649. .Gelpeke sss. ouintslL
Part u.-vAH BRrSf,
1919. Mccall, err, sgt. Jenkins
1850. Levy and apo. sgt the
MAYOR.
1862. OAKLEY, Assignee, ct. the
Mayor.
1928. Collins at the Mayor
1888. Phelps agt. Chappsli, imp.
424. DE Luce sgt Kelly. sberih
376. First Nat Bank Of Rich
mond, Va, sgt Rosen-
baum.
%. FITZGERALD ACT. Kelly, ehes-
n. et al.
S6s. Ocean Nat Bank agt Wal
bridge at ri.
1890. .DeWitt and ano., ex'rs.,
agt. Kelemsn.
PART lu.-DoSoHuK.
1867. Irwin ct al at. Peckers-
gill. sur.
l145. .McGrath sgt. Wood.
637 .Inslee. he, agt Hampton.
l04l. .Meriden Tool Co. agt.
Morgan.
1858. Ives. trustee. ast Heath.
47..Wormser az. OBnen,
sheriff.
229l. .Piske at: The Mayor, he,
Of Ny.
1899. .ODonnsIl ast The Mayor,
&c.
3l91. Conner AIT. The Mayor.
&c. ~.
1923. Keller sgt Lsuth
$685.. Phillips agt Pace.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPl
I. .storrs sgt. BARLEY.
2. .Ep,t In, assignee. kc., agt.
Bryce
3..Piyne, executor, he. sgt.
Derby.
4..Cram sgt. Cassin.
5. Carroll sgt. Decker.
O. Carer ACT. spoford ct al
2. Jacques sat. Duryse.
3. .Callagan agt. Kellogg et al.
q. Brown Ag.. Moore.
10. Dow att Darrab.
lin. Y. Steam Power Co. sgt
Reilly.
H.. Wehle at Sullivan ct AL
l3. World Nut. Life Ina Co.
Agt. The Bund Hand in
Hand and others.
IA. Stout Ell 81. sgt. Clementa
is. .Lsthrop sgt. Lathrop.
10. Chamberlain. an, agt.
Chamberlain.
IT. .Illert agt Illert
lS. .Po1yert sgt. Belmont.
10. MATS agt. Robinson.
20. Cont. Lift Ins. Co. agf.
South worth.
81. Coleman sgt Maurey.
%. Coleman agt. Mulsord.
%. Coleman sgt. Rosenstein-
"a. Coleman sgt. Dixon.
%. .Bsldemas, he, agt Algie
ct al.
20. Coleman sgt. St. John.
81. Grady agt. Todd.
%. Smith sgt. Tighe ct al.
20. .Fernandes sgt. Nichol.
80. Young ct al. agt. Ebert.
81. .Csr"dy agt. SteiEer.
80. Mcconnell agt. Mcconnell.
80. Leonard agt. Msbou.
"a. Bsssett ct al. agt. Prescott.
35. Fowler, sim'r. agt. Great
Western ms Co.
TRIAL TKRx-PART I. Mon
I'll. .Birnbaum. by gd'n. agt.
N. Y. * II. r. Il. %.
729. .Frankenberg agt Bowery
Fire Ins. Co.
565. .Stoker sgt. b. 4 ". A.
\. 8. Co.
CQ7 Hall .1t n,rlino
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!. Opens st 1880 = n.
9l2. Schneider AT Good.
1853. .vermiiyea - 81 sst. suy'
dam.
L.. Barnard ct al sgt Camp
bell.
56A.Tompkins ct a. sgt Mar
shall.
3O54. Dammit and sno. agt the
Mayor. &c.
210I4 Dixie, assignee. agt MAI.
lee Co.
2lO2. Gibson ct al. sgf. epeyers.
2lO4. Meyer agt- Levy and ano.
210S. .Pistt. reer., Agt AeAinne
2il0. .Youns agt Stevens, sur.
nc.
"opens ct l0i2 .. n
1899. .Gelpcke sgt. QuintslL
4S3. The Parrsr Coal Go. aGt
O'Bnen, SbeEh
1888. Miller ct al agt Thorn and
another.
1879. Zimmerman aet. Hunt ct al
l747. Covert Agt Bsrrisn, sr-
ecutor.
1877. Wilson sgt n !. and
Troy Steamboat Co. and
another.
1929. .Sillman sgt Soatheiner.
ll05. .Clsein ct al agt Miners
heimer ct al.
269. .Despres ct al AT Kelly
sheriff.
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6oifis.

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Cor 26th.st and Broaiwa!h
NOW OPEN European plan The Hotel has been ho'0aav
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c T JONES NORTON
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