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New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederick Spuler, charged with dealing in eoun-
committed SATURDAY by Comms
soner Shields default Of $1,000 bail Bueens NJ CammeVef
with committed acts OF fraudulent bankupy WI"
leased in 81 900 bail
Miss Tile Barnard of No 43S Thrd-ave. was at
Theths fhaye Saturday night by negro
Who robbed her OF her pckebook which she was carrying be
did snytng Of value An officer succeeded
snens proved orn noted eood tibet
No IL West Houston-s He was arragne AZ
Market Police and pleading guilty 10 the
charge committed BY Justice FsRmer, without bail
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
committed Edward Porter aud Nm Saith In default Of 5000
for having Saturday night attacked Thomas Pnte In
robbed him Of S4 The complainant having per-
House Of Detention Burns
Peter Barry three newboys each held
% the Of having Thursday night s
and chain worth s75 from Jas Fay Of No III
that gentleman standng
Of Occidental Hoe...As Paul Brsdye was walking
yesterday morning he attacked ov Two men who
succeeded
capturing Michael Clancy The
committed for tnaL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

In the railway share market to-day there mas
been a diminished volume of business, parity per
hans ON account Of the large number OF absent op
orators who were led by the superior attractions OF
Jerome Park to forsake the bulls and bears Oh ai
st. for quadrupeds of another sort. Inc laike.
opened irregular and then declined later recovering
n fraction. The afternoon market haVing ap-
parently been left to its own fate, dropped OF its
own weight and closed weak, though the sudden
break in Erie from 81 to 2sI may have had some t'e
influence upon the general list The most actiVe
dealings were in Erie, Lake Shore racine Naii;
Western Union Telegraph Union racine anu
wabash The decline from last nights prices
ranced from to 7, except Erie, which went OFT q,
,osno mare than it gained by yesterday rise. The
ononng highest. lowest and closing prices of active
90 day were "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry Hammond sued the Erie Railroad TO
recover damages for injury 10 his nursery caused ny
sparks from passing locomotise on the Housatonic
Branch When the case came up before Judge sper OF
the su peror Court Mr. MacFarland, for the Erie Kali
road, put in demurrer on the ground OF So
could properly come in that COURT but Judge spler oe
eed on saturday that suit being for trespass Oh
SanS II mmst be brought within local jurisdiction.
Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn branch OF the
supreme Court on Saturday, rendered decision ad'
Judging Mr. W. g. shanks. city editor OF The TRIBUNE
In contempt for refusing to give the name OF the writer
of an article published in this paper entitled The
BROOKLYN Ring Method" The object Of the question:
was enable Judge Alexander McCue, who had Drouent
. libel suit against THE TRIBUNE on account OF the pup
lcaton Of the article TO amend his complaint 80 as 10
bring suit against the writer OF the article Juuge
Pratt said that the witness would be permitted 10 purge
himself by answering the question. notice 10 appear
and answer Will be served upon Mr.. shanks ths week
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
pzSSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BREMBN-Im steamship ODER Oct 17Marcus Bettmsnn
and wife Buddece Miss Bpddeeke Jacob sehma and wife mrs
Sophie Brsnbsch Nj. Chapman Giwsns Sessions Iheo
family servant Sophie and family ksnhard ana
family Fundel Miss Mary Funde H. g. Mong Rev. A. ~
Wyekon Dr. Dettner NJ More w. Vogel " nien anu
in the second cabin. ., A., xy..-,.,
PROM GLAsGOw-b steamshtp Utopia Oct l7-Mn WnMnen M
Sarah Perry M HAYWOOD Ar and Mis- P Mense tin som. S
Poole lady child Mrs H.I, Chan kuae Seoge G Sfss %
Wallace Thomss Ellen Wallace Thomas Edgar MIS- and Miss
Hughes Young Mr. Livingston John Love Albert
Richard pee August Kampmer Horso NJ Tomnson. Rev NJ Col
ns Mrs Collins Collins and mad Rev Benz abs
rec Richard Smith and lady Mrs WIN. Clark - . -.
kFROM SAVANNAH In steamship Leo Oct l7-Ms Alfred HAY
1ar and Mrs Miller and three chdren
Geo B.Ciarf and wife George JOS Clark selnewind
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. 0cT. l9.
Nc Sts,s,ship Mda
TUESDAY. Der. 20.

TUESDAY. Der. 20.
Po iIh Mail only Queensiowp b. he steamship Minusois
mails etse at 1880 Supplementary Mail coet the Post
OGoe al IL A steamship sail, a, No. ffsn Pie. No 46 North
Fer Great Britain snd Continent b. he steamship Hsrdr mails close
1880 Supplementary Man Is closed al The Posi-Ohee
1901 besmsap sails a. from Fer foot OF Third
hAs Harsna By the steamship Columbus close at
spyenehiGy Mall y closed At The PotOfce 81 gao Steam
skrD sail al .. ia from Pier No. l3 North River
BAk Or BefnGds The steamship GtOfa close at Steam
chip saIh al D. u, from Pier No. ~ North River
wEDNEsDA1. OCT. II.
ad Enrops eaeensesn ana Liverpool the steamship
Botbns 10 suppnentSy Mail closed at the Post
t6ny.
kh for Europe Southampton and Bremen the am'bp
%stI sose 81 ll30a Supplementary Mai 10 closed 81 ths
toA once at 80 stesmshp at bon foot Of
AbIt sL. Hssossn-
THURSDAY Ocr. 22
htsfor Europe via Cheboa Hamburg bv steamship
tmbn fIose o. 80 sgppenfrtsry Mail ia closed ~ the
IotOntf NJ 80 D from foot Of
JdLlfd-st. Hoboseu.
AAs iW Hs's, arses PEI steamship City Of Hs'sus eo
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
m euppemenssy Mail 10 closed d the PostOmce o. 2:A0 m
Steamship sails ., D from Pier No IN

M euppmep,sry closed st the Posi- Once u 2:40 p
steAmship sails [, o IN. from Pier No 8 n X
FRIDAY. Der. %.
West Indes Brazil and Argentine Cenfed.isaen Ss
,teamshn Merrimsck close D. Supplementary Mail VIII
close 81 the 2:l5 Steamship sails at 3p m from
Pier No 43 Mr.
DAY ct D. m. and goes wa Boston -
SATURDAY.. Der. "a .
Ma for Great and hverpcc by
steamship Adrstc IL NJ Supplementary Mail closed AZ
the PostOmce 80 p sails Al from fief
No. SO North River . -,
For Mails bv the steamship ain ms
suppeneptary Mail closed At The Post mce
at 1870 m. Steamship sails a m from foot Of Third ho-
boken
South Pacific and Central America by tb steamship Soon
Supplementary Nail 10 closed st the fostOmcs ~
IL a. m Steamship sails at IL NJ from Pier No. AZ N: X
Mails Wes, steamsnp T. w Cyde, close ~ y IN
Steamship sails at p. from Pier No ~ T. X
sUNDAl. OCr 25.
Ali Msls close atlI oceok The fct0hoe 10 ou
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
DFCIslONs-OCT. II.

Superior Court-Sptcial Tern-By Judge Curtis
Bvory yanyrnoreeI that plaintiff Gle seory o' costs Bat
Schoen schvarImsnn ct a-Orer signed
Buong Weber COOperMooD granted Without
abide
sr McCre-Order granted Epstein Bryce Wise
AIT Cresio, Focte agt Hsioh-Orters granted.
Common Pleds-S0eciat Term-By Judge Robinson
--Anson ct al Wners-Mouon denel With 10 costs RIPLEY
Rpey-Judgment OF divorce granted TO the pl,intih
By Jadge Daly-Plati admx agt BrenDan-orter settled
Judge kOrma-Order seite1 Ranch
without COSTS The OF the Defendants
counsel il called 70 the latter portion Of Rule No. 40.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
The bids for stocks at the close OI tHc LAcHaHse

The London market closed weak lot hr'e' 'ho"gn
British Consos and United States bonds were Steauy
and the market quiet. The rate Tor money On 'nreo
mouths bills Of discount Is 81 per een', VI '',v"
,h. minimum rate at Bank of England. The
Eo,e;g, Exchange market has been a. usual ON
SATURDAY. ouiet but firm, at only slight concessions
for actual busines. The Gold market has been as
dull as ever and all the sales were at 10 aud lo'
the rates on gold loans having been and per
cent for borrowing aud fiat. The dizziness OF thus
market is evidenced in the fact that the
weekly range of gold was losl and liOt. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed s2l 900 in called bonds
aud disbursed 900 in coin interest On the public
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

P rre delivery the cae and ysaes are sbAe
taser, sales follows al on bass OF Low "A
Nevember 300 Ia 332 1900 l5 Dseember 2OO 10 ,Szsi
400 is 3l0c; 400 IS 532c January 100 10 b5S2e 990
s 7lGe 200 Is d332e feSr1ary ISa 5 lo 500 Is
Ann 100 i8 IOc May. 100. l6tci 900 10 Il6ei ovo
il 1899 June 100 l6S.c total l2soe bales LOSING pes
october il SI32sl5c November, IA Si32dloe p,es%ser
Mach Is i5i6el5 sl.32c April, 10 s6ale $50 Nay.
l6 1880 10 76c; JuHe STEADY At decline ~
cav M 70 D. m-Octoher 100 IA 3S2ej 800 "a l5I1s.i
November 200 IA l56ci 700 "a 81 5r 100 ~ S
Janusr, i3O i5sc; POO is 1886 500 200 10 igs
700 i5as 300 Is 1889; February 900 10 ltlUe hsIeh
300 Is is i6c 200 10 3l.S2e 800 l0ei 100 40 81 l39e
Nav 100 ,l6 7.l6e June 500 ~ IL lice 600 loei 1Oo
III il.i6e total l3 bales Grand total 20 100 bales
COPPRE-IheTe far business IN no ana We maIAe' ,gns
the advance Of yesterday TIE sales embrace oott oss pei
within he rsnee cf 1874 si9lr. The ,oek tbs ssaag ll~2
n, ootr oruary l5S4e Fair Co. A. IL so
iTie. Good d. at lSs,Gl9c; Prime DO al suf0zU, ahl
trnas range lista2lh Milo ses arc 'ep aas bot
steadily held -. - -. ..,,,.
and general for Flour Ae liberal arrivals present sn pres
considerable decline in Wheat coupled M 'ne
less avees from kuope, haze vea bayes some
va Of Wheat and to effect sales
promptly holders made material sd We ~
shipping demand for Fair Choice Winter oasss
trade aud for Great Britain The ysou, pisoa " s3
London Shippers buying them gate Issv @ aa ~, Ts F
b. large arrivals have not added m.snsI 70 S 's
selling $6 barrel breashs ~ aoaso s - aa se
quality almost Invariably lent Al n pee.' r eaeApss
H. an, ms for 10 years sad almost in,anab sves ex
ssa' s,.,, .sd western a. ioas9 i7 and wt.es
% SSssa %ss, wS... SE $40 brands sosss Is
id his ,er ptou growing favor In Great Britain vep ssnsy
80 N. In CITY ground hr bassess has been aone
for ss Ws Isd s6 7oasS Dbl iSI good 'aS'-IaA ssss
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
NINIATrRR ALMANAC


Sun hes..... GIG 5:l4 Moon sets Morn
sIGH vL-RR pAY-As
Sandy Hook lag Cow 2:22 Hell Gate Ferry 4:07
DAY-p.
Sandy Hook 22O COWS Island ., 252 Hell Gate Fen 4,37
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTT0NThe for spot Cotton mie ana TIE ~A
ket i, veak hut prices We quote as foos'
q otspu, stand ri OF cassaeiuon 10 i0ee sep
oan 0aa'lt Ios in''' 'o' As'
yraae or the gflGe quoted ,,,n,--
ofulIa'. Ia. N-s ia Cool MID, ios
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

l0e Cie8IlnR-nOuS6 statcnuout ioi ehO N"y ""''
Currency exchanges s72 533677 Gold exchanges
Corrsrry b,lsnces. 30l2,7s4 Gold balanoss.. 6'4lso
And for the week:
Currency Gold 3S2
Carrsney balances. 20640676 Gold basuces oeSSczo
The money market has been steady to-day, and
borrowers on call were accommodated at "a and
per cent, with rather doing at the higher than
at the lower figure. There is no change in prime
mercantile paper, short dates selling at and per
cent and four months at to 8, single names mov-
ing at to TO- Time loans are quoted at 4 and per
cent for 90 and 90 days to four months Washington
advces state that the Treasury shipment OF legal
tender and fractional currency for the week ending
to-day were 81 10000. The Internal Revenue re-
ceipts to-day were S3l5OO0. The National Bank
notes received to-day by the Treasurer for redemp-
ton were S24O,OOO. The amount of bonds held by
the Treasurer to secure National bank note crcuia-
ton foots up 1886 100000, and to secure public de-
posts, $l6,5O0,OOO. The bank statement was again
unfavourabe, rejecting loss in the net reserve OF
S2,79S,g75, the banks holding in surplus
SlS.l74,l25. The following are the comparative
u
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
CALENDARS-THis DAT.

srParMR CoURT-CHAABBRs-Thiri Monday Motion Calendar
TSKs-DAyis, r. j., DANIELS AND LAWRENCE j.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

following merchandise the port
Of New.York for the week ending Oct. 16 lS7i
MA Gargb Natal %e
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE MARKETS.
Icne,ul, reported Tor ras rsIsrSsI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

SATURDAY, Oct II, 1874.
Th. following complete list Of erpor' ''''ei ~ 's'" "'
.ers cleaned To-day for foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

In State bonds the transactions were confined 10
Missouri Funded bonds of 1894, at 92sQS2s. Railroad
bonds were firm on small business. Chicago and
North Western Consolidated Gold bonds rose to 0l
The following is the cotton movement for the
week, as reportedby c. A. Easton, cotton broker:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
svlvania 6s. Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
~; Reading Railroad, 53s; Pennsylvania Railroad
5iI; Gold, 10.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

debt, making the weekly totals $792O0 and $4,000
The import entries of foreign dry goods at the port
of New York for the week ending tonight amounted
to 8, FOSSIL (the amount thrown upon the market
footing up $i.sOs,O94, and of general merchandise
to S4S93, ,259. making total in gold coin valuation
of $6,GO2,O7O. The export clearances OF domestic
produce for the week ending Tuesday, Oct. 10 were
$5,24O, ,2S6 in currency valuation. The specie move
ment is given elsewhere. The days operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
900; gold balances 1.39S, ,7S4; currency bal
ances, 81, ,62o,795.
The following were the principal quotations for
gold:
lO:UO.m110 1 il:30...l l,00....l10 2i30..."liO
lO:3U.. 1900. .lO97s l:30..."ll0 3:oO..ilo
ll;O0..ll0 | l2:30-..ll0 2:0O....i10 ]
The days business at the u 8. Sub-TIeasury com
prised
Gold psvmn, 6O37S Currency 0l6 20t ~
Gold IabsIAnee.....s744l46l o. Customs 2o9ooo w
receipts. 727,752 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

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mfAecsaai We6 or SeSe112s s6,ss6S a ~
Fiisss1A .Arss1sp,I ] desl INV slytAier b.
Io1r fhat: - Id{bpoitH 49, oslv - ~,
to the vster-line.
Q. What was tAs quality ofths stous, W.,
T. sis:s,:. = + MT = and
o. In removing that stop.. .h.v o,,v -. =,
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thiok poed bIy ionr ~ "A ~ ~ cc,s,cd
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drove ufIee. ana fKei mt IulrSks tn c,ossvIs1
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e they 1ensS Ana iseok shess saones Ard NJ
Nm. % ~ M - !, n.s,ts 81 .a ss
dsnt 1hesher thssC wassuyfsn b Sho cana
or not. Whist ther IA WITH u belenee I al
tuoe. e ar1sR III .raqsU 4IEAng-9ssS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

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passed besveen you snd C.sroa e. IN @o =:
tract On PeuusyIysuis svsnns . go az.
Pesident, dco't care aAuut sn,verinr ~,
question" "Well," says he. IN a vpry IN
nhatic manner. III Won DO not snsver ~ y.
WIN cancel the contract before night" I tber
| told Ain.-.lgoV,0 sovv -. MtHSy Vere a. =
bene1t % yol. yoQ - and 81 pour money
neek nom Cafzell, - lSsef ~ out tAa,
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.a 10y o. any oody e.se Paying money 70 ges con
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e,. Dy ~ Me ~ scveM: Y. MaS tnat o.
LUZ. " ~. IGel XCur tfansec0n Win Barney
fU sh,,. ..T VIZ we PRESIDENT OF the Board q
rnov 1y ~ t9e xLoV. 90 nos
Gcv....on "ns.nsr tnat ~ before of aiter.
"o 49,. - ~ ls,s mercy wan 10 STATE,
n. Ws.L ~ JussEe 70 mr.; bafney--
RI. ,.a,u =. ~ 0oset1or,i xant TO call Mr..
- f,,ii, syr,s;,,s III =" mat ma1ter may
" r LILY eMp Ssus.,. $500. - /
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

when left and they ha6 diaara,es rad durinc
the day. Tsey were yery sne. snd I had takcs
put down = Short time nrevsoasiv.
O. Can Won eiye the committ:e an, insorm..
t,or vh;cS mi scsi,s. th.. ~ ...x-. . -.
hauled those br,eEs sv.ri a Tc.nnot mi
sav thsf T rIu,rs ,nys.H .,ocs e,,,r III th...
mstter forths reason that. nj bssnc 4 citi.en
did not SeeI AZ iihcrtv n ,, ,ntn msttsr ~
this Kind, where had no voice Or vote. =
lowed on this sssessneut Of yonrsi Al No.
eir. The bjIIs are sept N ~ 20 mneh : ftont
foot. Thsrc 10 no dstsiIed ststemcnf Of items.
and Therefore I hsve msde fhis cslculsficn
Which vii lsave WITH vous secrsrsrvN -
By Represcnsatiyc Jevrtt: D. Doyou knov
II that work vas dons by cousrscti A. lido bot
know, sir. - =, : 80. -
TESTIMONY OF exoRes Z. RAUS.
George T: Raub, sworn. ,zszs q .ss Z
Examined BY Mr.. Christy: Q. Some testi-
mony has been offered here in regard to C
street, between Fourtesnth and Ffftssnth. Do
you reside theref A. On c, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth. ~ -, .l3i,s 50
Q. Mr.. MILLER has referred to certain i'm
xts hi S., T. ~ fony You :,s
sir. The inst bill have got the bills here.
Mr.. Christy. desirs the witness 10 make his
statement In regard to that matter.
The Witness. l. have the bills received for
Fifteenth street, On which paid 81 ,218.05.
On 9 street, running from fifteenth to Four
teenth, owned 176 feet 0foht. When I went
went round IN i. va .nads & tsnpoe.ry
assistant commissioner, without pay, d course,
andI hiled that street. ofssnl1saea during
my work, whenever I could It 8 CELLAR,
would 20 out and level that stfeet until I Tot
through to fifteenth street. Ipaid tho sur
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

Charged, tsss.7s. .r'.-.s- --fT :
"This work was done In the poorest mauner
the bricks wholly unatted for the service, MANI
of them being dark salmon; and the corners
were filed with pieoes Of bats, DC. AK
"The pavement in front Of lota and forir.
inal suhdiyisiow of squarp 3lS) Wa of the yery
best quality Of bricks, and had been but re.
| Gently laid. That pavement VA exactly nj The
grade; and stated 10 the supcrintandent M
workmen that there was no necessity for NOV.
4 ing that pavement, ana that Il mi,st not b.
moved. They aeouesced fallv. IAN INV
house in the morning, the payeinent remsinin1
intact. returned in the Afternoon. eyerv h.icf
had been removed, md the poorest kind Of ma
in its place and p Ell Pe csss".
full price for new pavement: No ailowance III
any kind was made for the msteriais carrisd
away 4
+ The Witness, WHEN innnir.a hon n. n. "A
of Public Works the cs,,se Of this 6i6.rerce +
Learned, that the entire ifnprotement from Ninth
s9ress .nd ,h.s W. x. c,, e fret W;
upon assessabIe property fronting upon that
.,:ss.' rh sssHis s.. % q
strests In front OF any prsmisss. OF eonsse.
ssss "ss:
1T .,s nd ~: s..., ss.s; ,. e: ss: q
" 49, n. ~ rr..ssSot os - ce,n,.
Ss Street R.i,osd .t.tss n - ~ ~ ~ s~a =
t.. Second eb.ns tS.t he rond nos M, fo 2,
r. ,nd thu. :. ia - ~ s..nrsd o xanA l ~
Ia A~S ne - eex "vN.& -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

Il
| NV. Boucher, sworn. Exsminsd By Mr..
CR.isty: 9. Where do you residsi Al am
living in Washiugton. 4
re. What %. q NJ A. Northwestern sec
%. Do you own property therei 4. Yes,
2 o. Where d that s,tuateds A. own prop
property IN Warrington, also.
Q. Has any Improvement been made in front
| Of NJ Yes, sir. .t-t
9. mo Georgetown propertyi A. Yea, cir.
Q. What has been the eject upon the prop
erty-the eject Of the Improvement A.
think Il b lessened IN value oneLhalf.
Mr.. Msttingiy. submit to the committee
whether this sort Of proof b to BE- gone into.
Mr.. Christy. I did not call for that respouse.
Mr.. Aattingiy. You ssked for Tie eject Of
the Improvement On h1s property.
Mr.. Christy. want 20 know how far his
property has been sAeesed b the improve
M. Harrington. That 4 the ssu,e thing.
Mr.. Christy. Perhaps would have limlted it
had ! not been looking over some papers tuss at
q. 10 you nov reside IN the property to
which you referi A. I do not.
O. Who resides there, o tensm5 A. Yes, sir;
: genfleman b tie nance Crouss.
Q. Dn you desire to testify 81 regard to your
pgopeEty IN Georgetown or d the city Of Wash
ingtona A. GeoEHetown. -. :. = -. -.
O.. Stats what yoa desire to state to Tie com
mftee q that iubject. 4. I have not . great
deal to ear On the snbject, but merely thatthe
inpeoyements in front Of the premises AaNs
made the property Of much les value than 4
he Chairman. Tnas you nsed not state.
The uade has been changed, has = lotl,
M Witness. Yea, df; considerably. -
M Chairman. You nd not speak ofthat
ne WItnass. 1h6 street Hself ! kas been
stopped. M, ard al conmunicattun .ftoa the
Susines;, i Destroyed. Ia Ssidse : -. snd
there 4 = van mt mn = ~, I'D a IL s(rset.
Mr.. HAD1fon. u see09 - u 1Hat1se az h.
dividuA injury reellftlg 70 IL wtnsas, Which
think Ne had beftar nd 60 80
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Tie Witness. 1t cost about $500. as-ss
.HrsGhnsty merely want TO show that he
and Or which be has received no paw. So
The Chairman. Danaged I'm what way. ~ q
Nr.Christy. He was compelled to raise his
house by reason of the character of the inn
provements placed there. 49, IS, ,lsfs =. ]
The Chairman. By chang. of gradea no
NJ. Christy. Ye. SIR. In order to do justice
n Is ooSnit.es viii allow me, before t1s