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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

and distraction of scientists. with mneralogica ana
geological collections In tho enlargement OF which all
studens would share; aud finally. museums OF natural
history for tho sduoauon and entertainment OF tho
people.
single example may an illustration OF this
last Idea Your readers and the intelligent public have
already been informed OF the fact that Appefons Jour
nal has for many months been urging upon our citizens
the need and value of free aquarium at Central Park
OF 80 great Importance have scientists come 70 re-
gard these Efforts that Professors Henry, Baird Wilder
and Others have given them their most hearty indorse
ment and approval while Professor Kent, hate curator
of tho Brighton aquarium has been unceasinG In his en-
deavors to further the project without enlargnR upon
tho Just claims OF this single enterprise, enough
has been said to prove Its Importance and Is evident
that the plan Of centennial celebration as herein
suggested. recognized worthy one. 1t would open
the way to tho successful accomplishment OF this and
many other kindred schemes. Over the doors OF acad
envy, library, museum, conservatory. and aquarium
would then be engraved the simple device "l776 to
1876" and thus thore would be constantly before
eyes the pleasing reminder that they are monuments
erected by the people, to define and sigDaze the proud
est trumphs of these hundred years OF national lfe
Nep- Fork, March IT. 1874 VS.. WARD.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY MARCH 90.


Mails for P,moub Chebou AMI Hamburg NJ ssmsh,
Thunuca close az 3ga IN Supplementary Mai = cosi ths
Post Oice at ll5 D. Steamship from loot u
Tbiui-st. HOboken.
FRIDAY. MlRcH 81.
Malls for PostOfc- taF
d., via Halifax.
Mail for HALIFAX - esfn the New.York Pos;oA
iay q D H. and Boston.
SATURDAY.. MARCH %.
Britain end via Queenstown ami Liverpool,
By SIC steamship Repabc IL Supplementary hIii
closed PosrOhce at 1890 Steamship sails At
from White Dock Payonis Ferry JcrseT CiT
Buooe via Southampton ard Bremen the steamship
Mo. II NJ Mail closed the Post
Oce 1901 steamship sails at from the foot Of rsri
At Hoboken.
PruSiar closed Mail this line
Mails Kingston Jimlc Panama Aspnss the Central Amer
Pacific ports the steamship ColJn.
IL Supplementary Mail Is closed at the POsOhce a
~ w. ship sails at D. IN, from Per No. AZ \. X.
Mails West steamship George W. Clyde, close
/ NJ Steamship sails Il 3 o. IN, from Pier No. ~ L. K
SUSDAl MARCH 80
All Mails close at II o'clock The ross0hce 10 ooso on -
Ia
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Fx-wARpEy TRACES MANDAMUs.

In the matter of the application of ex-
Warden Tracy, late of Ludow-st. JAIL for mandamus
70 compel Controller Green TO pay sS55, expenses III
Cured for maintenance OF prisoners from June to
December 1870 Judge Brady rendered has decision yes
terdaY. He says that the audit by tho Board OF Super
yisors of the claim charge the county does not
have the effect OF constituting it whether It really
be one not What constitutes does not constitute
a county charge settled by law, and the Board Of
Supervisors determining the amount OF the debt
duo resulting from services rendered or goods
furnished which relate to a county charge, their
fat conclusive, inasmuch as they act Jddicially
The reators claim should be referred TO by special men,
tiOp and thus recognized and allowed. The law In
reference prisoners applies TO those TO be tried for
criminal Ofenses and under sentence. They must be
supplied with wholesome food at the expense Of the
county Il ia not necessary, notwithstanding these
views. to deny the motion. have only suggested the
difficulties that must De overcome before the relatOr
may demand his Judgment from the county, and In
order have all the questions properly tried and dis
Dos ed Alternative manGdmus may be ordered and
All necessary issues, well his behalf the be-
haf OF the county, can be framed and decided Or
UeFSd accordingly.
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THE COURTS.
TRIAL OF CALENDAR.

IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.
At the resumption, yesterday, in the United
States Circuit Court, before Judge Benedict, OF the
defense OF ex Bank Examiner Charles Calendar, who Is
trial for accepting bride for reporting fayora6iy
upon the condition OF the Ocean National Bank, OK
Judge Fullerton read the prospectus OF tho Portage
Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal Railway, and
Iron Company and according to IT, the canal and rail-
way OF thatNCompany directly "in the mar Gu OF
progress and will develop the resources OF the North
West The OF Congress granting to that Company
400 900 OF land in Michigan when Its canal shall be
flushed aud PrOfs. Pumpely aud Chambers very Ia
vorable reports upon the C0mpanys iron and lumber
lands also read In evidence, with ITS deeds OF
trust to the Union Trust Company. w. l..
Avery, O director OF tho Portage Lake and
Lake Superior Ship lCana, Railway, and Iron
Company, was then recalled. lie corr0borated, IN
general way, the statements in the documents when
had been iread aud apparently about to testify
that the Company not engaged In any wild specu'
laton. but 1t honest, bona de speculation. and
that Calendar warranted Ia thinking that s bonds
good when he them colaterals for loans
but Judge Benedict said that he did not propose to
try the value OF the bonds referred to. "a
the question at issue was I" DID Calendar accept
bride OF $4,000 for reporting favoraby upon the cond
tion of tho Ocean National Bank ExJudge Fullerton
insisted that he had night to prove the value OF those
hypothecating them when he knew that they were
worthless. After some further discussion Judge Bene
intrinsic value OF the bonds ExJudge Fullerton then
offered 70 prove by Mr. Avery that the Com.
pany had title to 100000 acres OF
land in Michigan, but Mr. Purdy objected on the
ground that the deeds TO the bonds we're the best EVIL
dences OF title, Judge Benedict ruled, and eXJudge
Fullerton that such ruling u great hardship 10
the defense when the prosecution had been allowed 10
prove by Mr. Davis that the Company had no title TO
the lands In question.
The witness continued: never knew that there was
over issue OF the Companys bonds under the fourth
mortgage and never heard Of an over Issue until MI
Frost testified that there had been over ssue rt
heard from Theodore NJ Davis that the Companys ute
to its bonds in Michigan disputed
The witness then testified TO the effect that the chicago
and Illinois Southern Railroad bonds good when Cal
lendar gave them security for money loaned, ana
President OF the Ocean National Bank knew all
about those bonds when no took them from Calendar.
The witness also substantially the same testimony
respecting the Decatur, Sullivan and MatJoOn bonds,
which hypOthecated by Calendar. long cross
examination elected nothing new That had any bearing
upon the case and bfr. Pumpey COgrobOrHted his
report concerning the iron lands OF the Portage Lake
aud Lake Superior Ship Canal Railway aud Iron Com
pany. The court al Ourned till to-day.
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WHO ARE THE INFLATIONIsTsl

10 he Editor or The Trt6une.
SIR Numerously signed petitions have been
forwarded to Washington III the interest OF the infa-
tonsts In Congress which purport to bear the sigma.
OF merchants In this city and Others DESTROYS of an
increase OF the currency IL may interest you your
readers and the antinfaonists In Congress TO know
that In instances these petitions have borne only
the names or clerks messengers and porters In various
mercantile houses whose from II to 81 years.
and whose sole financial interest is limited 10 the small
stipend which they receive weekly from their employ
In many houses which could be named AS many az
30 signatures OF this character have been obtained
this manner. ATTENUATION.
Nep- York. March 10, 1874
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NBW-YORX

PORT NETWORK ..................... MARCH 20
CLEARED.
Steamship S Ss95st. '1 S:c S91 Nv GE'i
sesm;6iS Phillips Hay,ni Sc seI'aiFe Sous
ssa.RiD Mas. G9uney P6iacspha NrSp.tHeE.
steamship tBeg) Lhere, AniEe ac Faneh sy's
Steamship Chic Won Emster Bremen. oe'dssskCo
sss%:h BOHEMIAN s 6Sl r. Fa q
stsamsh; Virgo l5Ih BCrasl a,iar . De wOfA co
S.s hss.s T S.d 5Sf Sa rG. 9s. sms.
Bark yaOo pal Giverix Brunswick Ca, FgneA Edys CO
Medina fltal RlgO Cork or Falmouth Soc0ych 90
fraeh Doge ussl schiadns Cork Falmouth iaaa C.
seaE,E ,,, u ,.,c.
Bi.s Olga hss'1; S a;' Gai..eP
Bra satuds .6 C,ae p S0 SSs nor Osej SSSSo
Big Julia Blake tBr KnOwIion, HumseOs b. whitney
Brig A. H Curtis Merimsn Naanra, &c. Miller HO1Eh',o
s sas S Mogsn Sils n p ii oa @s,ii:i
shi " BHSsaga, Sea.l, R.yFs w soydS Hn'A'a
ARRIVED.
Steamship MORO Castle Mortoa March 10 With mi, All
Steamship Ad,sr Lockwood Charleston March a with "i
Shp re C. Troop of b. Corning Antwerp Feb l.
A Ibrshs AuIl Matcoy,h Newcastle 70 days, With coal
Bs Victoria NswH.veu HoteAi ST. Pierre MART II days.
sebr lbbe Hcsm,n tof HarDs'On Baton Asa'd' r. 10
sir JS. g. soS of Bucspor Abbott Para "a d' ~th naa
'n se s1oT sCheu Brd,Derg days with Os"oOi All
coffee 10, ,0do,, R,l., p,,,,o, .,,, 81,
s seh, D. Huddcl tOf Milton Del Long, h,v,n. days -A
MEMORANDA.
The b,k Chrse Ger from Bremen Just arrived While anchored
By brig 4 X
smashing IN bsrKs quarter aud damaging her 10 the extent u
az 200 brig had her jbboom carnei
be steamship s, Ger nom Hamburg via Hsvre for New YORK.
The steamship Annie nom Wilmington Del, which ashore
Governors Island got OF and taken " Red hoot or
rep,lrs. -.
EewYors Johns r. in distress has been discharged for The
purpose shipping propeller portion she aAmsssi bsJ
The barn Norm, tGer) which arrived Qus,nsO-a
49, much had lost and
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me- March 25ATnysd. steamship CircsAsn no,
Bosros March 25Ariyd steamship Nsptane from ssv Y0ts
,ohr. Helen R. simmous, FROM 81 Marc . A..
PoSrsx. MosRou 25-Arrived ship Laursps from Az
trerp, for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Mirh 25Sso the United States Crono kr'ta
,tsd fOAymg senator hen tCasts Hsus Zssee SEQ Dr. f
Halls yo,ag,r 81 Liverpool Hattie NJ Ibels ro
Ahuve the United States the I'D ksanioe
Aurora Priscilla Bo Celeste and Carlton Arrived cav
from The Intel 2sth. Adolph CsIoBe ADD AVsne
Arrived out United siases the 2jth. Metehorn Lo'
George Peabody Amelia Ebsnessr OOnocto penVs Annals
Gaopre. and LauetA
DISASTERS.
yoRyoIx vs., March The italian bark Fuross ashore %
Cuutuek Besch wreckers have gone her assistance
al Liverpool much damaged The brig WaDderef from Dsnea Ni
silotle, has been spoken dssbled.
SPOKEN
49, lat 40 as long o. Marie RENE r iron rp'
mouth King. for Philadelphs -
MarcA % % miles Of the Hxblands bark D. D. llsab
NON ofk foe Philadelphia
lfor Laiee sAss ssws sec RIA Paoei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
HOW SHALL THE CENTENNIAL BE OBSERvEDf
, SCHEME FOR ERECTING MEMORIAL BUILDINGS TO
COMMEMORATE THE NATIONAL PROGRESS IN
ccruNfr ,pT .Np INpTSTpY

HOW SHALL THE CENTENNIAL BIZ OBSERN EOf
4 SCHEME ERECTING MEMORIAL BUILDINGS TO
COMMEMORATE THE NATIONAL PROGRESS In
SCIENCE, ART, AND INDUSTRY.
TO ne Edtfor OF me TrtbUne.
SIR: The influence of THE TRIBUNE, through
its recently Published correspondence the true char
ao;er and claims the coming Centennial has been
clearly indicated by subsequent legislative action that
Tam prone to further review OF the subject The
plan for al international Exhibition having been virtual
ly abandoned the wonder that such scheme
seriously entertained; and yet do there Tot appear
equally .orcibe arguments against the proposed sub
stltuton OF a single National FART Thatt Is just
time for a combined display of national industrial
products will not be denied and the Declaration
of our independence frat promulgated at Phadel-
phs IL Is but natural those OF uslwho can should
visit the old headquarters" bearing with the pro.
duets these hundred Of free thought and labor
All this by way OF decentralization and encourage
ment good; but what OF the years TO come Are
children and chdren's children to have worthy re.
mnders as they still labor that already hundred
years are gone It is true that they will reap the bene
ut of labors and lind their burdens ghtened by
son OF these past efforts and yet would 1t not be well to
leave behind some lasting monuments dedicated
to the hour OF centennial BIRTH And II 80,
should these monuments be- grouped about point
which the circumference than the center OF
the national donaini And furthermore. should they
columns, shall they not rather form sug.
costing the true character OF the triumph they gnae
triumph old ideas rather than old enemies
signs OF the times" in which rusty and bronze
cannon have no share Let them be distributed over
the land each city choosing theme that is directly
identified with Its individual growth prosperity
Where the population is cosmopolitan as in New-York.
Let each OF workers chose for their centennial gift
subject that Is directly identified with their labors
II these be artists let them found school art with
Its endowed its free gallery OF paintings,
under the control OF corps OF artist managers To this
fund let not artists alone contribute, but all others who
md in art their chief pleasure On the plan there
might be provided free musical conservatory, with
professors fund and an educational endowment. Those
whose tastes and training incline them the study
literature might unite in laying the foundation OF
grand centennial library with acoves devoted to his
tory law. poetry fiction &c. mechanical museum for
the artisan. with night schools and ectute-roons
eAemioAi sad Physoa Laboratories for the
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In the case of Levi s. Stockwell, who re-

In the case OF Lew ). StOckwell, who re-
Gently made application for q mandamus TO compel
County Auditor Earle to audit bill for the rent OF an
armory which had already been passed by the Board Of
Supervisors Judge Larremore rendered decision yes
terdsy holding that the County Auditor cannot put In
plea OF "no appropriation" as had been done. That
point not for him. but for the Controller 10 raise
when an actual application was made for payment
Also that the act OF 1864 authorized tho Supervisors
hire armoSles and that nero allegation OF fraud with
out specification OF the facts In which tho fraud
sstod no proper return. Tho Judge, therefore, de-
clarss MI Eares return to the alternative writ insult
Client. but gives him IN opportunity to amend t within
ton days by stating the specific grounds Of fraud In the
case.
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HoTEL-KEEPER IN DEFENSE or HIS CLASS

To ne EdIE0T OF TIC Trt6unc
SIR In The TRIBUNE of the 11th inst, l
have read Word In Season" II IL tho fashion OF
some to make a general sweep OF hotelkeepers as
robbers" II this must DO the general rale why not
make some, exceptions in favor of tho many hotel
keepers who honorable men, and to whom the i'm
putation should not be apphed-men who do legitimate
business, and invest their money, TIE TRIBUNE n-
yestsits money to supply immense demand III chat
penstroke OF THB TaIBUSE should snnihiato all the
barnlke structures" Doth OF mountain and seaside)
spare only the Podunks ana Smsburgs OF the
for the Summer exodus surely 1t would be great
disappointment TO the thousands who MI these
series and beg OF TO enlarge them that all their
friends share with them eKtortons' and disoom
forts" Hapless travellers voluntary patrons and
may know in advance what accommodations may be
had and what is 10 DO paid for the same.
A. 8. PLMPToS.
Watch HiI X. l., March II, 1874
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

FROM EAvANA-Ts steamship Moro cIstt' March p "
Abrhsms AdHs, Miss A. Christie Mss C. 6hnnger T. Vesa
WILLS Z. CslauVHt, A. Agflzaonr j. j. De Haven H. HaAssa
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srn 1. 1884 sun OILS Moon sets..... 3O3
mon DAT-AN
Sandy gsk 237 COY. 800 Hell Gate Perry So
HIGH DAY.
Sandy Cook $40 Gov Island s. ~ Hell Gate Ferg oi3I
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0sssRAL TEhs-hsl1 by DAVIS. I
80. Atlantic Savings Bank sgt
Iiettrieh ct al.
100. The Qussaiot Nat Bsak
Of NsEburgh AIT. wsd.
1871. .TyBz sgt The Submarine
and Toypejo Boat 90
l83. .Juii and sao. sgt Smith,
imp!i.
158L.Arnold ct al, &C.. syt
Nichols, he.
80. Az -.
100. Pollok sgt Schulse, lie.
1G9. .Westervelt AIT. AckleY.
1876. .Lsthrop ct al. sgt. Bran
hall et al.
1876. Wool ayt Lockwood.
1877. Knapp AMI Aso. sg~ Tbs
Town ~ Sewiown.
1873. .Berriin sgL Stafford. &c.
CIRcuIr -PAHr II
1893. .Berringer sgt.WenEsnrotb.
2972. .Castrec eL, &c. sgt Sim
m0bs 81 al
30. .D0bson sgt. Elias 81 81.
1896. Davis. rec'r. agt. McOmhsr.
1000. Block and An0. Agt. faak
and ano.
2OO2. .Bsmsen agt. OCopnor
2OOi Brown sgt. Wright.
2008. .Zeigler sal soc. sgt. IL.
grave aud ns.
POLO. .Mshuken agL Williams
ana sno.
2O12. .Benthier sgi. Friedman.
2Ol4. Phillips, admir-. sgt. Mel
vile.
PART IlI.-LiwREScE,
637. .Tnslee, sury'r akt Hsmp-
ton.
29G7. .Rooms art The MAYOR,
&C., n. Y.
2549. Nelson AT. The Mayor.
2i81. Nelson and sno. sgt. Oh.
wine.
rs. Black and sno. act. Cont.
mental Nat. Bank.
1927. .hcGrozor ag'. B0Yle.I
1918. .snaw at Duncan.
1901. %. =. NAviz. Co. skt.
Smith 1T Al.
1927. Dllebsr agt Home Life
in-. Co.
800. MILAN ast. Graham.
SUPERIOR CogRT-TRiAL Tn
653. .Petrie agi. Poillon.
73l. Parsons ct al. agi. Sutton
et al.
16i7. Whitney sgL The Mayor,
&c.
1851. Wagner agt. Boooock.
I'll. .Risley ast Smith ct al
1863. Van Horsten agt Kr.nyer.
667. .Wst.on at. Del, Lack. l.
w. X. z. Go.
479. .Gleb sgt. Schafer
PART U.-FRgEDN,S.
8f4. Crescent Iron Co. sgt. |
Westray et VI.
57S. .Jonrneay sgt Tsllmsn.
=. .Jes'up ct al. act. Steurer
722. Hart sgt Hayes
9l6..N. Y. Catholic Protector
sgt. the Bleecker-st. snd |
Fulton PerrV r. z. Co.
-. Holding et 81. sgt. Van
Benen ct al.
9SS. MshsD agt. Covert 81 Al.
800. .Menlies ct A. agt. Jones.
-. Dutch ATT Serell and ora.
Knapp, rec'r. azt. Roche.
-..Grabam agt austin and ors. !
COMsOS PLEAs-TRTIL TERN
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TE
1853. Dalton sgt. Hoffman ct a.. |
1927. Clark II a.. sgh Crowley.
2l05. .Herminn sgt. Simon.
1868. .Acker ct al. Sgt. Smith I
$500. Chambers AIT F,irhrother.
1864 RupDcrt agt Pfeif-r.
1872. .0riggs ct sL sgt. WhitneT
Mann[ Co.
1914. Willard at. The Bartlett
Il. \. NJ. Co.
3Oo2. .Strsuse sgt Frame.
PART IS
1921 .O'Rorke et Al. agt. Cassin. l
1909. Cole II al. act. Bloss II al |
3475. hcKelllr Ell al agt The !
r. & Z. &. L. b. L p. |
Co.
1869. .Duperat agt. Behan.
3i7J. Arch. Iron Works sgt. |
Koch.
35s1. .Schcnck sgt. Lawrence.
PART lilo
3203i2. 30 yert sgt. Quincy ct al. (
3 80 .S'eubing AIT. Haas.
1913. .Dingman agt. SAWYER.
1857 HillOck agt. Banes.
i42S. .Bhoner e. al. agt Trimble. !
1850. Burrows agt. Hovelis. |
1867. Swan agt. Gsununder.
i1j4 Whltnev sgi. 0COnuor.
GRsKRAL SEssrONs-SurHgPLAN
DArcey. Christian Mayer. Michael X
gust, felon!ous assault and bsttery
George Townsend. James
Caroline Ruth, Thomas Rogers. Loul
ok W. Adam grand larceny: GLIDER
rick Mcmahon. Nathsn Gabriel. pet
Charles Dufy, fOrgerT
terry Edward Cox, larceny.
COURr or APPgALs-ALBANr, Ms
Of Appeal. day calendar for March
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P1SSENGERN ALLIED
pssSRycFRy 4RPyYED

POR LIvRRPOOHn steamship cInlf1, March % Co.. A't
ander Thompson. DemetEius Leyos o. layiss W Nug
Geo. bite John smith Joseph Smith. Jas Adams, o. '" WIs
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1895. Hobby, &c, ACT. Ingenoll,
DC.
10. Green agt. Brown.
10. .stesa art agt Beehtel. Ne.
40. .Royds &c, ACT. Sect, Se.
". The People er re-. Nc.
Namara egi. The Board
OF Supervisors
60. .Ryciman agt Perry.
S7..Ip the matter, &c, Baltic
Fire Ins. Co.
80. .TilllnEhasi, &c, sgt. Til.
hnghast. he.
90. .SesleY, rec'r, agt White.
o.. Price agt Price
ll5. In the matter. &e., Cole
mani
49,. In the matter, &c. Down
ing.
ll0. In tho matter, re, Com.
aoswsalth Fire Ins. 20.
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l59.. Hssbeh sgt vos ssas.a.
tDg and aBo.
1853. - AIT -.
1870. axt -.
19l..- art. -
1872. =.
1913. Hidden ct. HoneA'.iiss
49,. Jsdlov 81 a. sgt Dale.
1876. .Dutohe.. COahiy MAJ, Taa
Co at Hscbfeb.
1876. kelly e, a. sgt Long.
1871. .h0S', sst. Caldwell snf
sno.
1893. Hall act msiien.
1879. Osborn sgt Ksseh.
200. Equitable Lite Assu~nes
soeieiy sgt Hii'y.r.
pol .Sstterlhssits syt yresl.oi
-vAs BRUsr. J.
2Ol6. .MurphV 81 a. sgt nn-al.
202O. MEnufantsreFs sni Ns,.
chants Bank 90, smiss,
iHlVN - -
202S. .Reaje ct al sgt. cst.s
sta
2O32. .Misury el al sgt Psti.s
e, ~.
2036. .Tenth National Bsni AT.
Rorhe .1f snO.
1898. Liable sgt Left .ai .ao.
2Dt2 .hutufl Bach az. f41t
ant sno.
2OIs Baker AMI sno AT Haghas.
2OiB. Currier agL Loon 8 iagI,
&c
|. Opens a, lO:30am.
3O22 Her sgt. The MAJOR. &c.
1923. Roger, at. TIE Msgor. 81.
1924. Bernstein sgt ras Mayor.
&c.
III. .Dennis sgt. Charhck sad
anO.
1908 Beatty az Weir
liJ. Holman at. WsEssr AMI
ann,
1895. .T,ppan at Wheeler
2GJ. .Dsspres 81 al. igt Kelly,
Sheriff
1913. g el-lsy bgt The M.ysr,
g.
ll'5..Pa.Ier ct al sgi. Hunt II
3O55.. hsiiei, agt The nsyor. &c.
ss-PARr L-hoSELL. Cd
5j9..S.me sgt Same.
539 Ne arthg AZ McQa,is
ani orr
663. .su'rD anf or. sst Psrxs.
Pres't.
7J9. Henderson ct al at. Boyd
etal
7l3. Kendall agt Conner
G25. .corwiB AMI ors. sgt. Riyhh
Nat. BSnk.
500. Cohen sgi. Kelly, SLenf
}. Opens at ! l a. N.
99t. Brush anl ors. sgt. M1h's,.
-.Fish. err. az the N. u
Mutual lns. Co.
9j2. .Ss-Onil 3. $. 80. sx..
Zu1e.
1905. Hon. ay' Ma'shslL
1924. .Meiicu, sgt The Gefmlnis
Fire la. Co.
1926 Hamilton sgt Third ave.
n. X. Co.
1880. Waters at AGstin ~ al.
1892 .ThodBg at. Birst
1884. r al agL Bescie-
1886. McManus sgt. KelO asL
PART T.--L0gw. J-Csse On.
N-PARr l.-NPArLDfNg j
1854. .Berth'lot ct al at. Do
dell
3GsS. .Bieriof ct al. az, Cohs.
5000. Fitch sgt DouZsL
1886. .Fremsn's Funi Ina Co.
sgt Cook.
1893. Alexander et al hyt Camp
81 a..
300. Ef1s las. Co az. UnlJa
Printing IIouse
1893. Alexander eI al. ACT. Same.
IgA. e. J.
$500 Stres, at. Sherwood
1855. DTyer agi. Eag.e;oa.
3ijl. .Eitngsr agt. Nina
3499. .Arculsrin. sgt Blscsfprf.
1898. Knapp act. Hughes II g.
1888. Brown agt Herbert.
1903 .Drore lgt Msrcier
1907 Kaath at. DER,
33ll. Dixon agt. Herbert.
.cHiMsES. J.
3493. .Hermon sgt. Prsnk
1862 .Gotshoii ssL Sc1efee-
q skier.
ilB7. Schubert lr'. PoL
lbS. same ut. Slne.
iiji Carr ct; Mellnr.
42l..Lawrrnce AIT Rrennso.
i22. sane agt same.
D, J-liernsn Lelie1fOr' John
pert. Frank German. StefiBo Al.
James O'Bren. burglary, George
'ynan. Sarah Cline. Kate White.
AuIst, h0mas Walker, Freisr.
Mclaughlin, Thomas Price. Pat
larceny from the person Wm,
Elwari smith. assault and bat
,ch oJ.-The foliosing IL The Conf
.6-No@ 1873, 1879. 100. 70. l3i.
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SEssrONs-SurHgRLaSD Jliernan L'iiefOr joha
Darcy Christian Mayer Michael Rupert Frank German seipo Al
feonous and James Den burglary George
Howard George Tovu.sni James lyman sarah Cline Kate White
Caroline Ruh Thomas Rogers Louis Aunt honas Walker Fres
ick W. ADAM larceny Gilbert MclOughn Thomas Price Pat
Mcmahon Nathsn Gabriel petit larceny from the Wm
SOmuoe Charles Dufy orgerT Eiwari smith, assault .nd BAT
terry Edward Cox, laceaT. -
CouRr March 2jThe ' wing TIE Conf
Appeal. day for March 26No lJ5 1879 lOJ TO- iJi.