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New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Giiuations UGnleo-- Males
Cooks.

MAN COOK.-By Il respectable young man
w Gesn understands his bu.iness thoroughly eithst ~ P
family hotel viii 20 a. molersse wages IN
CIV or coantry ODBLLS AGENCY lO9 Wess 3ih
1t Broad Inoure 10 A l..
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

,e arst term" and for tho term Of year. 10 com
from the OF the second term leaves
no doubt of this as legal result IN my mind The Whole
sentence Ia be taken together and not In part t
related 10 the Indictments and trial under which the de
fcndant was convicted This Is my view OF this subject
hreav stated. 8. The clerk In entering the sen
tence is not required by the practice which
nrevaIs In such matters, 20 adopt the precise
anua ge used by the Court. II Is the judgment that
ia 10 he entered that judgment conforms to the law
The omission Of the place Of imprisonment in such sen
tence assuming such to have been the case herelD IN
reference 10 the counts named does not disquay the
clerk from entering in the Judgment the place OF con-
fnement which the law provides. Tie statute does nOt
rconIre that the shall specify the prison or the
,a It desgnates II, however and this Court has no
authority to incarcerate any other me statute re-
oures that whenever sentence OF imprisonment in
county jai shall be pronounced upon any person con.
ylcted OF any ofeuse, the Clerk OF the Court sha as
soon as may be, make out aud deliver 10 the
Sheriff transcript OF the entry or such
on minutes OF the Court and or the sen
fence thereupou duly certified by him, which shall DC
sulcient authority such sheriff 10 execute such SEN
fence and he shall execute the same accordingly 70 H.
g. 9Th ia I052 sec 1877 When, therefore. the Court
said that the defendant should be imprisoned 10 1udS
ment of law such confinement was to be In the place
provided and the entry OF such place on the mhutGs
was no, only unobjec toDable but duty t5ee Peopie
agt Weed 81 n Y, 4G5) The result ~ that the ehtfy
ua and that that part OF the sentence Wncn ~
is sought 10 change In harmony with such sentence
The substance both Is the same, though In iorn uue
emf These are my conclusions upon cOnslderatoh Oh
this matter and the order to be entered must CORE
sponl herewith.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
ptSSFVGERS dRRTyED.

PROM HAyASA-Is steamship C0iVnbHs March lS-lIs kr.
esene Dn Emilio rubno Chief Jusfce Of te slp ne 'oirt
of Tho anI Of Cubs v Monaue. NJ J. De1 D Conc. J. az
Leon Mrs yallueI leon. g. De Ia Rua Ms T. hchn0rf j.
Arulss p Sanchez z. SYmOrd, W. BurEes . .
FROM UANBiRG-Ta steamship TiHrtnytr, March l'--Nr
snry Knerlsai and dsu1hr Mr. schuyler ali two ehTen.
Iootwan Desi Alexander Bd ,otthe Johe fuuk Nm Mar,
Car Kuhn C. d. .Fush, Wm Bhle, ". kes,man sam stros
O.c.r Uimm.ren Hare Thomson and wife Ph Inf hebon'
Pierre Port Victor Morl kesisD knnln, L. ho
" shule y hndhem G. Gor.on H. Goroa' T. Nteinhsfdh D.
Bhrlicn.
PROM LIVERPOOL In s,awsAp Aigrli A'yh IN 40
Mr- Cunningham Mr. O. Douglas ini snssuaut MS iong
the Rev A. J. Donury Mr. b. ". joiner NJ ". MDo MI ~
Mlkee Capt Lackaw Mr and Mrs J. A. Simpsbn. NJ tn a
Comhes Calianisr. Mr. J. j. Buchanan NJ e. e. eai hrs
Sprowl Mr A. Store, ME A. Mpef, hr K. J.. F0slcf ~ y
Msnne Capt Jones NJ r. Ls1erty. Mr. Bisnoh and mall W. "
" McNult, Mr. Robert Flea Mr. Buchet Mr. J. g. Ctli NJ NJ
Evan o. W Haskell. NJ IL Pke Mr.. BncLmau, oHf :. lIsa
infant Thompson. NJ ". " Care capt fry W
Jones' A Edgar Mr J. Grant, Mr. Morris Nj SaP'T MI -
W King Miss A. Kins
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
MCKAY INDICTED.

Wall-st. was thrown into state of excite
ent on Feb by the forgery Of two letters addressed
TO Moses II. Wheelock VcePresdent OF the New YorB
Stock Exchange and purpOrtng to have been written
by william Orton, President OF the Western Union Tele
graph Company, and j d. Cox OF the Toledo. Wabash
and Western Railway Company. The effect OF these let
ters that Western Union stock fell from 7el to 49,
and Wabash from 52t to 49i The whole market became
sympatheticaly affected and holders OF stocks suffered
Suspicion pointed TO Edward DeCosta Mckay, in
insurance broker No IFS Broadway the author OF
these letters, aud complaint made before Police
ustce Bixby by John b. Norris Of the Governing Com
mee OF the stock Exchange that Mckay had conspred
defraud certain brokers. warrant was Issued and
Mckay arrested on Feb. a. He was admitted 10
Wallace willett of No 80 East Fiftysecond
81. becoming his boudsman.
The Grand Jury OF the Court OF General Sessions
found yesterday indictment against ckay charging
him, upon the complaint OF james o. stephens, with
obtaining goods by means OF false pretenses. specI
cally Mr. Stephens charges that Feb II Mckay, by
felOnOusly and falsely pretending that these letters
were genuine, prevailed upon him TO sell on the fallen
market ve certificates OF 100 shares eacn OF the capital
stock OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, each
share being worth before the fail s75 80.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
CIVIL, NOTES.

A suit by the Whitney Arms Company
against s. l.. NJ. Barlow, Edward Hartmann, and f. W.
Brooks Trustees of the American Seal Lock Company
similar 10 that of Thos. Jones against the same Com
pany which resulted Wednesday in favor Of the
plaintiff was tried Yesterday before Judge Freedman in
The Superior Court. and the full amount clnmed.
81 5e5 8i was recovered the same grounds IN that
The subject of furnishing the unclaimed
bodies the Morgue TO the Long Island College Hospi
tai for dissection came mp yesterday for argument be-
fore Judge Pratt IN the Brooklyn branch Of the Supreme
Court The Judge considered that the statute
datory and granted n mandamus compelling the bodies
TO pe delivered. Although tue order requires bodies
that remain unclaimed "a hours be delivered the Fac
uty that they do not intend TO avail themselves Of
the provsO. Competent surgeons Will visit the Morgue
and emilm all bodies taken there This process will
preserve The cOrpses for indefinite period, enabling
them to De kept for Identification Ion than they 9th
erwise could be, and adding at the same time material
for dissection aud medical study.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
THE EAST GERMAN NJ. E. CONFERENCE.

The annual session of the East German
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church began
Yesterday at the First German Church OF that denom-
ination in Brooklyn f. d. Bishop james presided and
administered the Lords Supper 10 the congregation,
assisted by the elders present The Rev c. Jost was re-
elected Secretary, the Rev L. WALTON and the Rev. +.
Quaander being chosen Assistant Secretaries Ii was
voted that the daily of the Conference should
begin at a. H. and close The usual committees
on Sabbath-schoos, Publication, Conference Claimants
Church Extension Freedmen's Aid Society, the temper
ance and missionary causes and FOR other objects were
appointed. The Rev. C. V. Roehr, having decided to
enter another field OF labor, discontinued Accord
ing the requirements Of the Discipline, the character
OF the supernumerary and superannuated preachers
was examined. aud nothing being alleged against them
they were passed mission proposed
for Brookvn church building has been begun at
Turner's Falls Mass; il reported that debt OF
Si5O0 remained the church at Newburgh, N Y, aud
debt of S40JO the church at schenectady,
n Y The Bishop SAID that the Rev. f. W. FlOcken Of
gariau Mission having encouraging success.
Rev j. W. Freund and the Rev. q. Adele were ap-
pointed Committee 10 examine the accounts OF preach
ers who were at the Western Book Concern.
The annual report of the Book Agents at Cincinnati
Bishop admOniShcd the preachers take receipts
for the amounts paid into the Conference by them in
Of mistake their characters would be involved
the afternoon the several committees met, aud la the
evening the Rev. F. G.. Gratz OF Boston preached the
Annual Conference Sermon.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
DECISlONS-MAKCU 10.

Superior Court-SpecioI Ierm-Bv Judge Curtis
Never at Kearuey for injunction
either Putnam sst SoAlcE for TEN
without (See menu Griffin Grin.
conrmel divorce granted plaintiff Knapp,
receiver Roche-Laye granted defendant supple
mental answer within Young
at amend granted with leave plain,
amend thereafter advised defendant elO
o opposing this mOion
Common Pleas-Speciql Term-Bv Judge Larremore.
Ia The matter ilc sustained; complaint
sueuded on terms and to In ten days
Suprrme -Chdmbers-By Judge Donohue.-
CLARKE sgt CAke-Decree OF divorce granted plaintiff Mutual
6s n.n1ance Company agt Martin al Ho~artb Webb
Bsow sgt ODonue Libu Mack Keenan, Lowenhsl Long
st W,nde the matter Sc HineOrers grated
savings Bank sgt Sh,er ag Prescott Valentine
Gates, sleigh sgt CRYSTAL Spring Company Me,rsnJums
Glowgowsk agt Bennge BTOIhsn stein BesOn
Trimm agt Marsh.-MouOns ienied.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
The COURTS.
TWEED'S RECORDED SENTENCE.
PLEAS OF TIE DEPENsR OYERRULRp.

Judge Brady rendered yesterday his decision
on the recent application In the Tweed case holding
that the plea OF John Graham and his associates
not sound. When Tweed sentenced, Judge Davis
gave sentence each four sets OF In the
first sentence he named the County Jail place OF
imprisonment; in tho second and third he mentioned
place ALL and In the remainder he named the County
Jail In making out the commitment, Mr.. Sparks, the
clerk asked the Judge which place OF imprisonment
meant by County JAIL and told the Penitentiary
The Of that institution accordingly serted and
few days ago Tweeds counsel into court moving
that the official record Of the sentence should be
correspond with that actually delivered, trans
scribed by the stenographer. After argument
this consented TO by tho prosecution. Mr.. Graham.
not yet satisfied demanded that the record should be
made 10 correspond exactly with the oral sentence and
that the second and third sentences must be left they
were delivered. without any place Of imprisonment
being named. This decidedly objected to. and
It Is this motion that Judge Brady decides the follow
ing opinion:
There several answers TO this motion l. Although
the act which this Court asked to perform said
the precise sentence pronounced should be made prop
ery before this Court with the Justice presdng who
pronounced the Judgment OF the Court upon the
vicon. The application 10 to conform the minute made
by the clerk to the sentence was delivered by the
q waving thar, however and looking at the form Of
the sentence itse there is in effect no legal difference
between 10 aud that contained In tbs minutes The first
punishment declared upon the fourth count and
was that the defendant DO mprisoned in tho County
Jail for the term OF year The second upon the
fifth, sixth seventh, and eighth counts OF the ndic
menf, and these words That you be Imprisoned
the further term of one year. 10 commence from the
termination Of the first term. The third upon the
NINTH tenth eleventh and twelfth counts and In these
words: That you be imprisoned for the term OF one
year, TO commence from the expiration Of the second
term OF your imprisonment" The words County jail
OF this county omitted from the second and third
runishments' but tho relation Of TINS part OF the
employed quite apparent. and they became incorpora
ted In u by such relation The language for further
term Of one yess, v eoumepOo from the Nrmpstiop ot
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY MAKCH -
Mails Newfpsnian the iork PostOmce eFer iay
At D n Halifax.
lsfir il csei al the Newfprk fodOhct eFef
q a Is Q. n a1d Boston.
SATURDAY.. MAtCH ~.
Britain refni Qu-enawn ani Liverpool
by steamship Ocrlnc $50 No Nuppem'n@r hst
Steamship a N. from Whi., star Dock. Piy0nm feu
jersey CITY
Nis for Rurone Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Donau A SupDementarv Mail cloei ue Post
OBe at l3Op IN steamship sails t tom the loot VI ihfi
Hobokeu.
Direct closed Mai this linz
For NAL direct BeN lssrr. bg the tietm.ho
Penere. close $50 Steamship SAILS az m ir'n Yer
No 90 N. H.
direct by the steamship Cuba close
Supplementary the PoOhce 90 2:4o steam
sails a 3 D.. n.. from Pier No. 3 n. Il
Mails for Kew Wet the steamship STATE ~ TsHs close a.
D. Steamship sails al , o. from Pier No. 20 h. X
srNDAl MltcH %.
Mails close II o'clock The t0sOmce open ron
VI. 10 II r. II
MONDAY MARCH %
Republic West lnfes etc by the
close I .. m. SurDsncutsrF Nah "ih
close AZ the POST Ohce 2I5 steamship sails at M from
Pl No II
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF SEw-YoRK. RK...................''ME'H ~
CLEARED.
s,s,m.s,o rr. sr s n'sd I.1ns s,.as al
Saa,Sp Isaac Bell Bkeuau Norfolk City Point AID E'ea'a''
s,s.nship Cne,apsshe Johnson Portland. J y Ame.
sesmship Nsrea, Besrse, Boston. u. ; Dmocs NJ,
Steamship e. Bdde AleInier Ph,epai' Jane, an h,aS q.
ssS oIford Br Beaver London for Orr, paneh ha,s a.
Barb Jaae Aiehse, Lindsay LasaatA AHl ro'' ''O' D'
ssrs csa,.n ,gr) M.n'e9 LC9dee + & sq5g-n, S soo.
B.ri B.i ossc Lorius Gibraitsr. squire Bros
Brs Asues Ger sud.nburg SOrrAopns e ioe's : e. 90
Bns Naney Ros. (srl MeLssn. Points Pi,r. Rsyua 60
Bag sarah Crowel (Br Morris ~ Johns H. v oaan''s
Pacque, De yuO,, YOrk Por DaCush opoo HlSessyr
Bd. Alpa, !sr Pro..e Exeter EP. for 9S.r; Geo. 91
s.s, :. w E@Sa HSSS. ~ .as.sr s.S,r. IssesS. 20
sehr T.rry Not DsleOw, ssvn1ae h,sss Bal a 60
sesr ". W II TSerrhss Ca.hm.s norfolk j. 4 SApIs,
sehr Psr,OG crast washnstO5 D. G. yse BraH' Bro
schr I.sni Belle. Bsssett FIrbav-u Jed Ff'e 4 Go.
sIoop Decepuon Adams, Bridgeport RAe.ea a Bto.
steamship Richmond. L,nis1cs Rchnou ou Poot s0sh,
With mise sud psss to Old Dominica steamship Co
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoHrss MOsEos M,rh ls-Pss "a iot B'anor' ,a' sS s
CsrieuA brig. Ssrvu. fon Concord IRON aaeis, 80
,s9s NV inJu.ys ca RS r oSen TIE s.l
va. nsSsred .Sd h.n.d Of wIOGsAOy sVs Ia" night A't
rsiL.Dsirais March l9Ths America steamship oAo 'A''
%sss, Del MarcA lO-Pl.,e r PhlAiepha sA ~'FS'
The Amereln Line steamship Indiana from Liverpool A,,s,
sls FRlscisoo Nsrch lsIhe steamship Greas Rep1eh ''
$50 passengers, asl 2.luO toa' OF mise
FOREIGN PORTS. 49,
IoSpoS March sailed the United states Nsrania
stS sosd. John o BaIsr Mars GsssIano ard re@ n.sss
Arrived eai IRON tAe Ua. States 90 hs iss ,.,ss
90 the i9s iu, U,lo M.n colsnea, aad Nellie c..,,,a
rom so.i s. a's S as as s..' 1i s Ss's %
IrsnpooI March 10 Lac steamship Cs,P'ss ''
B,asS' M.-s M.ss w .. ..s soS ~. .ssn .
s. Lssrssl Lseessae avp Hsufs March Sg'e< ss"
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
PERSIA UNDER CYRUS.
.1EcTrRE BY CANON KINGSLEY.

,ur PERSIAN EMPIRE IN THE TIME OF CYRUS, THE
SERVANT OF THE LORD-THE BoYH0oD or
cYRus-zR KINGSLEY STEERS DEFTLY BETWEEN
THE BUCKLE AND CARLYLE THEORIES OF HIS
roRY-cHAIN OF EVENTS WHICH LINKS Us ~
THE PERsIANs OF OLD. ..
rRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE iR'"o ~" ~,
Rosroy March la.-Canon Kingsley delivered the
second lecture Of his course this evening TO isse,
audience than that of Tuesday night. He preiaced
i nv bref alusion TO our recent great loss IN the
death Of Mr.. sumner. and then proceeded to speak
to Ms about the Persian Empire.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Tbe Senate in Ex
ecutive to-day confirmed the following nomina
tons
Ada Sweet be Pension Chicago ILL., Tbomq, Chase
Of Georgia Indian Agent Green Bay Wis W. W. Anderson Of
Indian Agent Milk River Montana James W.
Steele of Kanss, Consul at M,tAniis, Cuba.
Pnnce. Augusta Ca r. ID. Crosby Dsnbury,
Mcdonald Charlotte N C.; JOS A. Scranton
Penn Atkins Frepo III; Tbeo c. Phillips Ba, City Mich
The nomination OF MahIon Stubbs of Kansas pc
Agent for the Kaw Indians OF Kansas rejected.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
A BAR OF GOLD FOUND.

Thomas Fitzgerald was tried yesterday, in
the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge Sutherland
for stealing bar of gold valued at O g. the property
OF kountze Brothers, brokers, Feb. IA 1t was shown
that the bar OF gold OF bag and that the
prisoner picked II up and sold IT, In his defense he ad
mitted picking It up, but denied all knowledge OF its
ownership until after II had been disposed Of The point
Involved. as stated In the charge to the fury was
whether Fitzgerald used sufficient diligence to ascertain
who was the owner Upon this point hung the que ston
OF his guilt or innocence The jury remained out for
nearly two hours, and then brought in q verdict OF
acuuittAl.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
THE GREAT BOND FORGERIEs.

Joseph F. Franklin, an agent doing business
at No ll2 Broaiway arrested yesterday by Detec-
tive X. O'COnnOr OF the Distrct-Atorneys office
charge OF being concerned the extensive forgeres Of
railroad bonds last August There II is said 50 in.
dctments against Franklin, but two Others not yet
arrested implicated with him. specification OF the
charge cannot 6e made 1t Is believed that he disposed
OF forged bonds, particularly those OF the NewYork
Central. ana Buffalo, New-York and Erie Railroads.
Franklin was committed TO the TOmbs witho1 bail.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
MINIATIRR ALMANAN

sun 0.O3 zig Moon setN'''''' V'S
wArss rHrs DAF-A
Sandy Hook. 1921 GOvs lsani 93s Hell Os's 'efii''
HIGH rHr DAY. v , am
s.,Sy Uook g,3 DOR, I.sBL 1923 Hell Gae Ferry O'oo
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-lne TTcSiuenl senI
the following nominations to the Senate to-day
Daniel Vaughn be Pension Agent ct Portsmouth N H. Ada C.
Pension Agent Chicago III; Wm kbun 10 be Bn'gn
in the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

In an action brought by Benoit Maclin, in
the supreme Court, Brooklyn. before Judge Pratt to
aside the will OF his father. tho Jury brought In
verdict yesterday stsiuing the win.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
CALbNDARS-THis Oar.

60. The People er rel. Forster
sgt. Dept. Pub. Parks
62. Porous Plaster Co. sgI
Mason.
90. Same sgt. seaburv dc.
SO. 10 the matter, &c, Russell.
"a. In the matter, Nc, Scher'
merhorn.
81. the matter, &C., Baltic
Fire Ins. 20.
50. .Tillinghast. &C., agL Til
liBghast. jr., Sc.
90. heGowsn sgt. Green.
lOl. .Dsy agt. Earle, County Au-
titOr.
lO3. .Harway sgt. the hsVor,
l04. MN. agt the Mayor. Se.
100. People er rel Creamer,
sgt. Green. -
l24. Swift, jr, sgt Sun Mutual
Ins. Co.
GENERAL TgRs-DAyfs. P. J,
80. .Nshone, agi. The People
OF the State Of n. \.
81 Tighe sgi. Same.
81. .Con~sy agt. Same
50. The People, &e.. aSt
Fleek.
"a. The People, nc, sgt. Keel.
sher.
65. Same sst Guilfoil.
66. Same sgt Sanders.
81. Same sgt Cassidy.
6s. Same agt. Moliss
80. Same agt Stuyve-snt.
20. Same sgt. Rubenstein.
IL. Same iEt Coyle.
IL. .Coyle Agt The People, he.
73. Tweed zst. same.
"a. Adams sg,. Same.
IS. Mcclure Ags. Same.
76. .Alrihs sst. Same.
~. Higgins agt Same.
100 AT. -,
III. .GuV Il al sgt. The N. Y
and Va. \. =. Co.
l72. Kahn sgt. Brown ct al.
l39. .Bsssett, jr., sgt LedereL
1853. Gallup ei al. ast same.
SO. The People Ell rel Paeihe
NJ. \. SEQ. agt Com. OF
TaIes tnd Assessments
OF n. \.
CIRCUIT PART III
SAsrf
1886. Van Brant ast. schmidt and
20ls. .Pls,,, rec'r &c, tgt Bird
ssll and suo.
27g6. .serari o, al sgt Tor
renee
1898. .Masf aud Aerch. Bank
agt Bellows aud sno.
1898. Same ACT. Bell IT al.
2OO6. .Losenthal sgt August,
adm.
233O. .strassbarger sgt Dawson.
2244 whiilock sgt Down.
2la2. .serdhhger sst Hyde and
1880. .Floersebeim and sso. ast. |
Wsraes kifch.
,kease NJ AsN ssd 80. |
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
PA,'r fll-bAvszNcr, J.
4hOrf Cans<s

1895 cursone stsL agt pp S2l Thernsuer Hernia,
man. 2Of7 Bank Of n Y Nat B.sr.
igfJ. Spear Barter snd snos - hsso'n sgt smyth
1875 hcGbbon at Dawson 2I7j Continental Nat B.ni a.,
22U7. Perkins asi Spurs 49, hcn ~ a.
24l3 Fa N,t Bank Of Lebanon 2c5j White Ast Phnp. s,
hcClees. &C.
$3.50. .Manuflcurers Nat Bank 2s7o. .SN9o sgt same
Of Philad'a sst Schneider 2577. Cobb sgt Rlmsre
etsL . IL 81. .Grshaa AT keKsnls
1921 and Hefs 27I .schspperi and A.,
Bank sgf. Hanson ct a. H0rgah q d
1923. Keenan, and Wa 2263. .Brosu sgt. Lane
verb Paper Mills 2gil .Roas lgt- HeylDIa.
1898. .Msmesrers Mers 6G7 .Clsfs .. al Hn.L
Bank sgt. Hanson bed snf aDo
SUPERIOR CoUKr-TRIAL TERx-PART L-soSELL C. Op.n. =,
IL o.
533.. Ellis sgt Black 459.KBowton agt The NJ Y
81. .Brodie sgt OBdn, shf a.f Prov iercs 4 q "a
231 Robinson sgt ObueD, Sf 469 'nih q a. Porce
729 .Ilerter KpoI. So The Fo.ty .scond-,t ,,s
62D KnOr agt Herer Grlnf-st Ferry r r
l..Amerman sgt. o. Bnen, 81 90 ag. GmtDr
633. Raymond e al. i2j. .OBreu, sheud
dsrlp ct a. ham.surEb Guy Nrs
1923. .BTOsn asL Conbes ct al las Co
977. De PORES, AZ Mbos,a
PGKr TI.-PRsED-AS. J.
o26 Count Joannes sgt Niles e52 National @ tgi Sal
$40 .Goelet ct al ast SpOhort 49, ornon e a.
etal 95i SINE set
6S3. .Lupp,d ag, Ohnnocit 056.. Poster lgf Kiagep.
oIi .Cresrent Iron Go. agt 515hsiona state Bsnk u
westray ct a. B'r,bcib sat Ssmes
51S. .JOgrneay sgt Tallman. imDli, Sc
SlO. a. 9G0. Kennedy ,g Kerrefy
9O6 Roche admir-. Second D62. nix. er &c. Liver.
ave r. K Co. pool sui L0B3Ol Globe
92i .Purlong agt. Allen. 1ns GO.
0i5. Bradley AIT harraganscii
=
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20

l2S Same sgt. Same.
1873. Meyers agt. Beach.
l66. In the matter, &C.. Miller
l51 .tlews. &c, AIT. r.. Il. !.
aud 81. l.. X. X. 90.
100. .Stitterner sgt. Nelson, al
ministrator.
lo0. Union Dime Savings Insti.
tuition at. ostlcy. &c.
lSl Beach agt. Smith. err. SC.
ic3. .JohDson agt. Same.
2O7 Philips sgt. Melville.
2l3. enebles agt. KnoI.
2lj. .Binsse agt. McCallum.
23l. Steele 4 Go. sgt. Kidd e.
casesb
222. .Wspple ast. Bill.
226. Coin sgt. Hsnsoa Cab Co.
23l..-- AT -.
Call 233.. - sst -
DANIEL, and wssrBRoox. j..
IFS. Dale asL Brooilsn CITY.
II. r, aud z. ?. K. r.
90.
l76. .Hsmsuet et al ast Bar
nsrj et al.
l7S. Rogers, as'e, &C., agt
Schmorsshl sud sno.
Is. .Bali~in sst. y. \. Produce
Rrch.
81. The People er rel. Phelps
Dist. AZ, sgt. fancher
l45. Randolph sgi. Peck et al.
las. English snd sbo. er'rs. sst.
Steele.
la6. .O,zo ood aud sno.. er'J, tgi
Toole and ano.
l64. .Krom, sur. agi. Levy.
lSO. The Qualsssiet Nat. Bank
OF Newburgh AT Wa.
dell.
lsl. .Typg sgt. L. 8. Submarine
aud Torpedo Boat 60
1872. Judd and sso. sgt smith,
impPo. he.
1873. Brsst st al agt. The fip,
Uniyerssha Society Of
BfooklJn.
VAS BKusr. J.
'dtsss
2790. .Haxgles agt Brock
2jl0. C. X. 4. AMI Z X. X. Go.
sgt. klis~ofth.
279s. Cutler et AL. agt. Roche.
1886. Rober, sgt Kramer sud
2603. .Beleher et al axt Boltor.
1892. Mani and Merch. Bank
act Hsn,oa 81 al.
293. Sane sst. Same.
1892. .RATnor axt Rudolph.
1856. .Marrsy sst. waIsrvslt es
3O4S. Lishtstoae sst sshmldlin
st oil.
27s2. Keller ss al. aSt 0olistsin.
1884. Mechanics tNsk sst
Tsskef.
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