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New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
A SINGULAR BANK SUIT.

ALLEGED COLLISION BETWEEN THE MERChA"i'
NATIONAL BANK AND A MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.
There was an argument yesterday before
Jrdee lawrence IN Chambers of the Supreme Court IN
the suit OF Aaron F. Williams against Philip Tlllinghast
and Others. The papers OF the pantf aver that over
ten years ago corporation organized In this state
called tho watervllle Manufacturing Company The
duration of the corporation was limited by charter 10
ten years. The capital stock $4,000 Of which there
were three holders and trustees Philip Tngnast SEM
Pbllip Tlliughast ir and Robert b. Tillinghas tho
other son. Mr. Tlnghast, the elder held rs OK the 80
shares and few months before the expiration OK the
term he applied Individually TO the Merchants National
Bank Of city for a loan. Between April aud May,
1874 the loans made amounting IN the aggregate
to s5OOoO the stock owned by Mr.. Tlinghast in the
manufacturing corporation being pledged as collateral
security The Companys time expired Dec. g. 1872, at
which time it had capital or $4,000 ana assets repre-
sentng also that amOun, on hand tho bank sun hoiulu
ali nartie al the time the dissolution. few weeks
aerward instead of winding no the AFFAIRS 9t the COT
nnrtion rs proyided statute the three TlllnghastS
reorganzed tine Company. took IN f. W. Brown tone OF
the defendant the firm and took all the assets Oh
The plaintiff is creditor OF this Company, and the In
debtedness upon which the action ls Drought was upon
a draft drawn by the Compauy-not tue corpOfatlou-
after tho term OF its existence had expired Tue plain
tn charges that the bank kept on dealing with the r
giving IL credit &c. without taking steps TO nave u
wound up until the Company failed, owing about 500,
OOo when tho bank began an action against the tn.
hasts, aud had receiver appointed. ~ Is i iuuhep
charged that this was done by the bank IN colluslon
with the llinghasts for they put IN no answer at a
and new receiver asked for well as an Injunction
restraining the other from acting
In response to this application an affidavit by the
President of the Merchants National Bank was read IN
which denial is made that the bank was IN COLLISION
with the Tnghass, or that 1t carried on business with
the firm during 1879 after the nm ted time had eApIeu
that the r indebted to 1t in $4,000 and 1t AYERS that
the plaintiff never was and Is not ereditor Oh se % oe
unc corporation, and mas no fgnt OF snare III 4's Pf'P
erty. Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

QUA nature and we owe this inelligeuce this patriot
ism this virtue, all the developments OF our natural
fSSsTs s e tn%i ascsrsd Cs anu 'N' ' "A
Let celebrate that declaration In our own way
origin. Let our citizens gather with their wives and
children. Let the SCHOLARS the orators the poets
anthems of freedom be sung by free peoples
let the story Of the DASH, past be e., told by our
OF present. let priests pTophesy and pray for
the future This would be sueeoss,a ef,eoraion LAM aha
stop But there he celebration where this House
il noti n this must be clred-f Hamlet must be put
his playet rave the session once talked OF In
Independence Halt Let this noDe hfee hundred gather
a h'tS & Kv E21 roll the s Volume Of h
nihceut voice IN the longest speech let the member
from M BaS the re Trend re, OF tae p0cr 0S
that each Essex plowman shall ultimately wear
aushtel let the fiery gentleman from Indiana ,
Indian who spared the flrest scalp OF tho age
laughterl; let my young friend from Chicago lMr, ME-
Tunnel; let the member from Printing House Square
dr: Melsh read his last speech on the finances whiis
like in mid-ar shall dst perpetual dcwdrops Of wit
and fancy appreclatye House. lRenewed laugh
the session will finally, under the operation OF the
previous question, draw TO close Then the Speaker
tests parliamentary points Of our acute brother tM
g. f. Hoar), shall shout no longer tho familiar Also.
Third reading OF an engr0sscd b! but, WELDING
gavel Of pure gold, cry. "Ths Dill has been READ
third timeshall IL pass ana ten close the Ccnten
NAL by the announcement that "the bill ia passed "a
bill to make gold and silver coin the only legal tender
Then with approving shout shall the Centennial Session
stand adjourned the Fourth OF July 1906 Laughter
and applause. - q. ~,
At 81 O'Clock the Hou'e took recess till H. When the
session was resumed, with very slim attendance Of
members
Mr. MCCORMICK REP, Arizona) made an elaborate
speech IN support 0l the blll ,
Mr. WARD rep, III made speech against It, declar-
ing that such appropriation had no authority IN the
Constitution and that Congress had just much right
TO make an appropriation to buy fireworks for citizens
to let off in their private yards
Mr. MCCORMICK, in reply TO Mr. Ward, read some ex
tracts from The Ohicd00 Inter Ocedn. advocating hb-
response appeal OF the Finance Committee OF
the Centennial Celebration. - -
Mr.. MEYERS (iep. PENN remDdedsMr. Ward OF the
generous response which went up from the whole peO-
Die after the great Chicago fire. and hen he proceeded
to make "a speech III support Of the bill.
Mr., WHITE (Rep, Alli followed on the same side
The debate was continued by Messrs. ALBRIGHT
rep Penn), LOFLAND (Rep., DELI, and HAZELTON
tIsep " JJ support OF the Dui, and, nnally, the
House at 1885 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
THE LAW OF ALIMONY.
RICHIE, OF A WOMAN THRICE MARRIED.

Among the cases coming up before the Cen
era Term OF the Supreme Court Judges Davis, Brady
and Danels) during the May Term is that furnished
ground yesterday for considerable discussion regarding
the law OF amony, to put 1t more specifically, re-
garding the right of who has been thrice mar
ried to demand alimonv from former husband while
living with another The appellant in the is Thos
c. Shepherd, and the respondent Jeannette Shepherd
the counsel for the former being g. W. Sandford
and for the respondent WIN. f. Shepherd
From the arguments OF these gentlemen the story
developed that the respondent at the time OF her
marriage with Shepherd divorced wife, receiving
s62 yearly as aiimony This second marriage proving
similarly unfortunate second divorce followed and APP
peal to tho courts resulted in her obtaining 5000 year
aimony from Shepherd. The lady third time changes
her name, and appears the wife OF @. L. Ander-
and little later comes again before the public gaze
to answer Shepherds application to the Special Term to
be relieved from paying any more almony, or at least
to reduce the amount Of It, The motion Of Mr.. Shepherd
was denied. aud 1t was this judgment which came up
Yesterday before the General Term.
Mr SANFORD, on Mr. Shepherds behalf, argued long
and earnestly, insisting that there wasor, least
ought to be-no reason IN law why should sup
port another mans wife, that the moral and legal duty
OF this support was imposed upon the husband;
that it is Illogical to say there can be two hus-
bands, both assuming this obligation II there could
dozen or an unlimited number In the present
case there three men contributing each no nsg
nacant mite the pecuniary comfort and enjoyment
OF this fortunate respondent 1t was certainly enough
for Mrs. Anderson. formerly Mrs. Shepherd formerly
Mrs Somebody else to have the option OF retaining this
alimony or abandoning proposed new marriage, and
ought not to be granted the society and protection of
third husband at the expense OF the second The
sells closing observation that, he Informed,
the lady had not been so deeply in lovc not TO take
advice as TO the effect Of new husband on the ALI
mony question.
In reply the counsel for the respondent cited nuer
Gus legal decisions and opinions taken from the court
records Of this country and England all showing that
allowance is fixed In view or all the circumstances.
She not punished for the fault of her husband
by being prohibited from marrying through fear OF poy
erty. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

Judge only obtained silence by threatening To clear the
courtroom After recess exJudge Van lCott made his
address for the people. I.
The counsel for the defense. said he claim nat no
orepse has been committed, on the grounus tna' o
money taken not the citys money ana ag4n tn, at
IT taken not money, and that money, wax Sn o
taken with intent to retain II, but TO return IT, sT,
first IL the duty Of tho Treasurer 10 dePost y
the moneys he had received the evidence Is t
the Treasurer endeayored to coyer}uP tn9 uela
having charge OF the city's money would reserve
OF tho deposits sometimes large ana somethes ,
small amounts but the defense showed that on o.her
days there were over deposits which made up the short
deposits; and yet In the aggregate there was arso
deficiency. At various dates the denclehcles were
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars and there we're only
two persons who know what was done win he money.
niiittsd that ne used the money. Mr. sprsgue enters
upon the duties Of his office Treasurer on jan 1852
First changes the Office TO the Trust Company ana
next has the office OF Deputy Treasurer created lie
has the appointment Oh thls nnoPu.5. =. al a. man
But he walks into the Trust Conpanys Once
aud finds Rodman, whom he appoints al once. hya nI
man then was a man OF irreproachable character anu
had served 10 various places Of trust and honor and the
defense cast stain on his character ~ & no -
have become so while he with sprague Both seem
have had good characters up to jan '' n"nSce
Rodnan the big pot must not call the niue ket.e %
black The dehclences We're St ~ sorigno in the
Trust Company. and so Withdrawn by MN except IN ~ ~
case of the Long Island Club money In this case to
money did not 90 from the Trust company M anu as % r
City's deposit was $4,000 short where uiu II 'o"'
from 49,. 40 h,,
MI Van Cot then referred to the transactions one Oy
one and cOntended that all the money went To sprau
and remained In Rodmans nngcis nhs' eri
had RDdnan, AS volunteer, to place hlmsem lh peru,
and when he not to get dollar by ~ thefe T. .o
apsyer to this and the only inference Is that he dn o
opge his friend SpTague The counsel referred 10 the
sinking fund deficiency and to Spragues payment 0i
the last installment by check under the name Oh Y.
Ashley In reference to the $4,000 Central Bank matter
he said: not Sprague sanction TINS Inert III 9rue
10 save the Trust Companys credti why din h0t
sprague remove Rodman he found out about TINS
matter Then again, about his generosity ne tnrneI
over mis- property securities when he was heugeu
around by his bonismen but what was the vae OF 'his
propertyl Why, 1t Is nearly all s"alio"eu NY W
advances made by several banks.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

two have badly sprung and the brick piers have
and buged, and have been partially crushed Tne
above alluded to has settled suicenty 70
impose nearly the entire weight OF the half OF the 'front.'
,inon the small column, the girder over tho lower
openng having its end entirely raised from the main
pier -, me-, !, A., 49, ,,,or a M,
clear IL probably has been 0cea7loned, h0perer, nv
m, usfricfon Of Hs addition 10 The building recently
erected but as t has probably settled much "a 70 WILL
wa do not think the foundation would DO improved "
underpinnng it, and IL might be made worse from the
dineuIty of doing such work in such apOsltion.
The weight should be removed from the smaii
columns and the columns shortened, or the Stone
bases cut down, 90 relieve them OF the weight 10
which they are subjected and lot IL rest upon inc
main pier originally intended TO carry It, We think IL
will he necessary support the front from tho under
side of the string story bands under the Windows OF
the lth 1or take out and rebuild the defectVe
poron Of the piers from level Of eOrnCe over store oh
to the under side Qt said story band.
w. wonld also suggest that iron elrder OF proper
strength be inserted above the windows OF tho tru
floor within the stonework. resting upon the Two man
niers and we'll secured TO them In place or tne noM
broker arch prevent the possibility OF tne PR
on tho nortbery angle being trust out OF perpehViu
by the fiat arch tho double window OF 'the 'iIu
floor o.t.,o,,or,
HENRY l. DUDLEY, Deputy Slperlntenleh,:.
EDWARD G.. MALOY, Inspector Nlntn DlStrlcl' :,
By special request OF the Department OF BnlldinRs
made careful survey with the a0oye-naned ohicois'
and fully indorse and approve their report ,,..
HENRY DUDLEY, Architect
Chairman OF Examining Board American Institute oi
Arch
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
DECISiONS-MAY 8.

Supreme COurt-ChdmbTs-By Judge Donohue.-
s;r gt JutUnent ordered Soonan, limnsatuI
an Duuphy Cameron Hen 6e.-Motons dene1. ,, =,
vJnlge Barrett GraYMouon denied lSfe nem
Wggns ss, Wingert-aoton denied Phelps sE Nicholson aud
others-Motiou denied with $40 costs r.. o.
By Judge Lawrence KiuH; Real Estate Trnf Con-
PAM ag Savings Bank agt hHha -o nouon
Sbster ag Eoelke Morsania SAVINGS Bank agi Panon so
motion Young sgt Graf; snan aZ Mack same agt Lnd,
mann kuhn at Daton-rsnted. Alien Rob
johnson National Bank Of Hoboken Case ana seni
nen settled McGinn Hotang Graf agt sSnerton -seno
ya,dnms In the matter &c OBen-Onder appointing COMMITTEES
su,e1 Day agt Earle Audt0r,ioon denied Opnon hFm,a
BanGon -DsaedSlO costs hnoeppe asI DAhs N"'' sA
Raphael.-Denie1.-M -MemOranfdms -, -.
Special T,1r1By Judge Van Brunt-CroE sg IfosDrss-Jaf
for plaintiff
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
Milan AIT Waren-Moton denied. Van Ane as too
Motion deued without OSea sg Pneinan-houoa
granted. :, ,r,, n.-..., ,-.,
ru leave to riff repv 20 DAYS payment costs
General Iernt-By CheJusce Daly.-DooPef ag NoeAe-'aas
uent affirmed.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Eugene NJ. Cammeyer, of the firm of r. VI. Cam.
With having committed acts o f1ulapt DAE
uptey wa. held Yesterday Belts 20 aT the acton f
the Grand Jury
In the COnrt of General Sessions yesterday, judge
Sutherland prednz John McCabs and William Cowsb peAee gy
grand larceny and were sentenced % Ve es n s'.
Pr ,on Rns William Thompson piesfeI gully 70 sLs
State Prison for sr months Thomas soros
Thomas pleaded u to stabbng Ihom, oonor ,si
TIE Pen. and hs
r House VI Refuye Michael Bon chiEei
y the dscharsed Henry Luir charged sh shoot
us Lawrence any found guilty Of assault and bser and seat
10 the PenitentiAy tor one year
Patrick Brady of No. 2GS West Tbirty-second-st,
hoard no e in the rear Of yesterday a. some
person was trying Rising he vent ne direction
Of the sounds entering be entering hfouh
window He raised alarm which aroused the Other inmates ~,
of Lns.ened into the yar 10 ume 70 csleh
the burglar who descending By the nreescape, hs
means BY which be had sscended to te upper room.
He gave bis Thomas DSys Two silver watches oann
on m recognized John Goyne and John Hamn Sh9 "
the house with Brady their property We 'e1efoa
Market yesenay three charges. ooe Of bare ana s
OF nt larceny made against him Justice 81Ty COMMITTED
hchiel
Russell cruelty to animals On complains o
samuel Shields Begbs officers Tber OF vas sohns
horses that we're unfit They he'd IN $500 bail
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
LAwYERs rEEs UNsUccEssFULLY DIspurap.

LAWYERS FEES UEsUCCESsFULLY DISPUTED.
In the Superior Court. before Judge Curtis
John L. Risey lawyer OF this city, formerly resdsn,
In Indiana sued william n. Smith and others for E0o
a draft drawn the defendants In 1867. In making
the arrangements for the building Of Western rail.
road Risley employed by the company TO obtain
persons TO take contracts for the work The entirs
amount OF the contracts 20 have been about
81 400 600 The defendants finally agreed 10 take the
contracts, and made amounting 10 sl5JO With The
company $4,000 be paid defendants the work pro-
gressed and 5000 Mr. Rsley's fees likewise 10 bs
paid in nsfaments But the defendants never carried
out the contract, and IN order that the road might
he completed the contract was surrendered 10 the Com
pa nv and Cancelled ani tho road completed ny other
contractors The Company refused to Mr.. Risleys
fee which he procured was not carried
out The defendants refused the ground that IA the
contract was carried out they were not Obliged 70
pay and that the President Of the road as shown by hs
evidence, to furnish portion OF the 1900. The
Court directed verdict for the plaintiff IN GGl0 49, the
amount OF the principal and interest Mt Rsley con.
Quoted his case and stephen r. Nash appeared for
the leieuQanls,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
A CITY RAILROAD SUED.

Thomas Hamilton brought suit yesterday in
the Superior Court before Judge sDeir, against tho
Third ave- Railroad Company FOR damages, laid at 800
consequent on hls ejectment from car belonging 70
that Company His story that 10 August 1863 ne got
into car at Nine y-rst ST. and at ixtyfourt II. was
obliged TO change cars He was told by the conductor
Of the he LETT and Of the car In which pc started
on reaching Fifty sIhst he vas elected for not repay
ing his fare The Company claims that they cannot ma
The case was previously tried and small amount gwen
in favor ot the plaintiff Upon appeal new ira was
ordered the result OF which Yesterday was an award 10
favor OF the plaintiff 0f $500.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
XLIIID CONGRESS--IsT SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
A s,,psTIrryrr FOR THE HoUsR CURRENCY BILL RE
PORTED IN THE sENATE-THE SESSIONS OF Tiif
House TO BEGIN HEREAFTER AT IL O'CLOCK
TIKI CENTENNIAL APPROPRIATION BI1I-A LONG
DEBATE on THE sUBJECT, WHICH is CONTINUED
IN AN EVENING SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. May G. 1874
The House bill TO establish an Assay Oilce
OF Helena Montana Territory was passed
MI SHERMAN (Rep., Ohio), from the FINANCE Ooin
mittee reported back the House bit amendatory oi 'no
National Currency acts and to establish Free bnAnS
with amendment in the shape OF SUBSTITUTE i"00
on the calendar. .
MFR. FERRY CRep Mlcb) said he did not desire IL 10
ne understood that this was unanimous report OF the
Committee There were some things upon whcn % @ Ine
Committee united, and others upon Mlon VIZ - ,nnr
divided, and be reserved 10 Mihsoh 'ho is"' "
MIR FENToN Gib. Rep y presence e slbapy ref Bnf-
fao and Rochester n. y; Cleveland ana Ioleoe OIV
and Erie Penn. eps9ged in tne bst those animals
he excepted from provisions OF the House oiil 10
prevent ornety TO anlas Wnc "a wifSin he United
states Referred 10 the Committee on Transportauon;
would ask the mate at early day TO consider te o
10 establish the Territory Of Pembna. and to proViue
Temporary government therefor. ~
Mi PRATT (Rep., IndJ from the Committee on rem fen,
sOns by unanimous consent, explained the ptOVIsloH
of The Inn reported by him Yesterday amendatory OF
The act rantng pensions u tile soldiers and sailors OF
the war OF Isi2 aud to to the pension rolls the
names of those persons which were stricken therefrom
in consequence OF dsloyaty. He said Congress PAD
granted 100000 OF of bounty lands 10 sOIlers
who had served In the several exclusive OF th
late rebellion. IL would require appropriation OF
5000 meet the requirements OF the present oill
exclusive OF The bin had been agreed 10 oy
majority OF :he COMMITTEE but he (Mr lratp was oP-
posed 10 some Of lis provisions. . 49, 80,
Mr. SHERMAN GIep.. OnOl called up the House olli
20 facilitate the expectation OF distilled spirits, ana
amendatCry Of the actS in relation thereto. Passed
Mir. MORRILL, Qep., W. said 1t would probably be
more convenient for the Senate to consider the D reg
ulatng gas works and he therefore moved that 1t be
taken MP. Agreed 10. He explained the provisions of
the b. and said 1t fixed tho price OF gas at - % per
1909 fcct Tn Committee had received number OF
propositions from persons who desired TO organize new
company here furnish the GoYernnent WIN gas dl
81 pCr loo feet. TIE bill was passed
Mr. FRELINGHUYcEN (Rep., N j. said he would
call up Cyil Rights bl. but he had been informed
that there three gentlemen who desired 10
speak but not prepared 10 do so to-day He would
therefore let lay over u accommodate them He also
eIId that the Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee (Mr
Edmund) desired him to give notice that he would call
up the Geneva Award I'LL tomorrow.
Tho Senate then at O'Clock on motion Of Mr. BORE
MAN ticp, w. Va) proceeded to the consideration OF
executive business, and when the doors were re0peued
the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
REPORT OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
CHARACTER OF THE DAMAGE-MEAsUREs OF SAFETY
DEPARTMENT or BuILDTNGs.

I'll wv VIM I
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT. No. a FOIETIt. AVE- I
NLw-ioRK. April 3O 1914
WALTER W ADAMS, esq, Superintendent Of Bu,idin0s
SIR We have made IL careful examination
OF the Fithaye front OF the building on Twentvsey-
enth-st., extending from Fifth-ave TO Broadwav aud
known the stevens Apartment building and md that
the southern pier o the front Of the portion of the build
ing originally erected has settled, and In doing
30 has imposed tho weight of tho central
portion OF the front upon tho small
intermediate iron columns, and the small brick and
stone piers which not intended to carry such a
load IN consequence the s9uthery columns of the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

might be proper The legal expenses incident this
trial outside OF the personal expenditures of the psss
To tho suit amount to t2OOo which have 70 be pad
out OF the estate.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
CALENDARS-THn DAT
svpRExa CocRr-cHAxBSRs.-L,wRsycs, J.

Is. .Rocklsnd Co. y. G. Co.
sgt. Sweet.
.MaillaId sgt. Paine. Imp.
&c.
30. .COe agt. Hobley, e..
4g. .Connery sgf. Manning.
90. Brown agt Oliver.
81. .Dreyer sgt. Hyuan IS mo-
tioDsl.
&c. .BiXby azt Westco.t
~. Phillips & ano. agt. Grand
Tower NJ. L rrarspor.
tation Co. ct al.
"a. Lever at. Green, Con.
10. Smith agt. Cullinsn.
90. Power agt. The Mayor &c.
81. Noel. sc. ast. Bush.
IO5. Collins sgt. Merry.
ll5. In tne matter Of VOOrhS.
III. Hutton. 60. agt. Pairchild.
1lS. .Loaners Bank Of n. Y. sst.
Jacobs.
IA. Eagle agt. SMITH, &c.
l46. Ferris sgt. Ferris.
l55. Roberts Ggt. Rowley, &c.
GENERAL TRRM-DAyIs, P.
g.. Caldwell sst. The CONNER.
cial Warehouse &.
6..Chl,ham Nat. Bank act
The Merchants Nat.
B.nk Of w. Va.
II. Buchanan Farm Oil Co.
agt. Hoodman ct al.
90. .o'ToOls agt Garvin ant
ors.
SO. .Jsy, ree'r, agt. De Groo;
eI al.
So. ags. -.
S8. The Poodle eI rel Tenth
Nat Bank sgt. Green,
&c.
100. .Platt ct sl. sgt. Platt.
l40. ..Robinson agt. The CitT Of
BROOKLYN.
141. Patterson agt Baker,
LAP. Percy sgt. Wood.
l43. Field ct al. at. Chspmsn,
imppd.
CIcuIT-PART
I4l5. .Lough and sno. sgt San
chez
I4l7. Philips sgt Perry and sno.
1895. Bates ct Al agt. Barber and
sno.
1471. Robinson sgt Jones'
l477. Maxwell agt. Ogden.
1888. Herman sgt. Dingel.
l4S7. Nelson agt Il. |. RAILROAD
Co.
1491. Wilson agt Jewett
1901. Coke agt. Peters.
1903. Johnston agt. Johnston.
1885. Phillips agt. Davis
PART IIL-LASpoy, J
2549. Nelson agt. The Mayor, &c.
1905. .McLain sgt Mayor, &c.
3l31. Jacobson ast. Bassford.
1903. .Slade sgt Wilson.
1888. .Heatherton and ano. at.
The Mayor
90. .Sehvarts agt. Kelly Sheriff
APT. Cornell agt. OBrien. sh'h
500. Bank OF California sgt.
Collins
1921. Smith sgt. Mayor. Sc
1927. Green sgt. The MsYor. &c.
3l25. .Mullslly agt. The Mayor &c
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRrkL
73l..Parsons ct 81. agt Sutton
Ct al
s73.. .Morey sgt.sifs Deposit Co.
IL. Amernsn agt o. Bren, shf
879. Merchants Er. Nat Bank
sgt Com. lns Co.
s23 wlsou sgt Meyer.
289. Smith a.: A.. Fsgsi.
1877. Whitney agt. Msvor, te.
1859. Randall sgt Dusenbury,
PART H.
764. .Dsvills az. Hume ct al.
$40. Hamilton ct al agt sledge.
7S0. .Bistong azt Chamberlain
ct al
e6I. .Badenhop agt McCahill
ct al.
G79. .Rocke agt. Campbell et al.
S7S. National 3. 5. Co. sgt.
Phtt et al.
904. .NcMnken ct o.. sgt. Law
renee.
$40. Keep agt. Kaufman at al.
ConNos PLsAs-GssERAL TERN
LARREaOE
1871. Fraser and sno. agt. VII.
liams.
l39. .McLaSghlin sgt. MeDoa-
nell.
l5s two csses). Elklns ag..
o'Leary and ano.
143. .Whearty ACT. Roenthai.
las. .Nuss sgt. Fsdman.
137. Wheeler et al. sgL McCabe
et al.
l4S. .Mariga sgt. Drockman etsL
lso. Brown sgt Doe q al
l5l y, .McEyoy agt. Aagaire
1872. .Masuire sgt. McBToy.
l53. .Frsns et al Ask Covert |
etal
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