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New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
p,PToLoNE BLANCO'S WILL

TRouDIFsOME BEHEsTs FOR MAYOR WICKHAM-VAL-
UABIE GIFTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE
ASSOCIATIONS.
The viii of Dartolom6 Blanco, a wealthy
60 niard, wao accumulated q large fortune, estl-
mated by various persons at from SO'bV'' 10
xCOoOOo by business mostly in this city, was admitted
70 probate by Surrogate HItchings 90 Saturday The
Will was made iu August 1875 BlancO, a nltive Of
in Galicia. Spain, seems to have left there at
yerg early age and never have returned or TO have
seen the relatives he eft there since that time AT
the tine the will made he was doing prosperous
business here he speaks OF his properly as being In
vested IN Government and State loans, houses in tins
city railroad stocks ships. bank deposits, ana advances
10 friends IL states very particularly 9at he las re
mainel bachelor lever having given my promise to
,ny woman whate yer. nor do ! know that have any
child 70 succeed of any kind" He was strong Ro-
man Catholic as the bequess, which through Surrogate
Uutchingss prompt decision will speedily be at the
command OF the beueficares, show.
After asserting very strongly his belief in the Roman
Catholic Church he first remembers his mother Josefa
yUela de Banco, with a bequeet OF $4,000. Here he
shows bis ignorance Of the occurrences in his family
since he for he that II she Is dead $1,000
OF that The of his native village
t9ooo to the church IN thai village aud the remander
To- his ,rothers ana sisters Ahdres. Manuel Josefa.
Mann. yenita. aud Domingo Ramona. EIch OF these
ole Orp' an Asylum Of New-York receives y 0oo The
Balf-Orphan Asyum receives Nco To the poor OF the
CITY of EewYork lie oCQueaths $JOo TO be d1strhuteu
by the Mayor among persons most IN need without
,eosrd 10 nationality or faith. To each Of the
Roman Catholic Churches IN this city and county he
leayes 500 The AmencaD Bible SocirtY receives
A. oo0. the spauish Benevolent Society, $500 To the
most INDECENT widows in the city he gives
IN coo 10 be distributed by the Mayor. The widows
OF his native village receive $500 10 be distributed o LIS
mother and brothers The poor In the prison OF New
YORK are beQueaih 81 OC0 and the Mayor s charged
Win the distribution. The House OF the Blind receives
600 He leaves 5000 for the Foundation OF plous
Moor but fich iathefs Of fs;2,es must pay Tor the
books etc. used BY their children. He paSSs sSn1 wo
small private beQuests. aud gives the clothng oeo9nS
aud kitchen utensils female servants " no may nhye
been 10 his yment for six months 10 MS scIvan.
E,.ur,sco F.rrera lie leaves $1,000, but afterwaru
annuls H. Tor Just reasons Tue remainder OF MS
esiale is TO be divided among his bfothers ana ss'er
II is stated that Blanco had intended 10 maze
another IN bat died before doing IT, None OF ms
tves we're iu the country except nephew out lnot
them have now arrived. All the witnesses TO- apu eA
scutors named 10 the will dead but ms TWO Drotes
we're named as secondary executors Tor the
and distribution OF this property.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE IN PHILADEL
PnlA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-Mary Bradley, a
vaunv wo,uan who lived either In Manayunk or Con-
snopockep. came to this city Thursday or Friday
last in company with blacksmith OF the place where
sbe lived for the purpose Of havngs surgical operation
uer,ormed, aud was received It Is alleged INTO tne
csia6lisb,ent Of DR.. L. PerpeHt alias DUBOIS 10
nas n oNce AT No 9O6 Fiibertst. Tie girl ueus ~ ~
rc~orlsd under the reatment and Information OF tue
ease being gwen Police Headquarers ae,ec, ,h' rs
bodx had been taken from yingn-house az NO. % ss
N"rth Twrftnst., and transferred to medca t"eRo &
cIcJ m n ratoga truak the leg, beipg ploneu
,. body u.,dmit ~ its being crowded inlo tno a -;
~. , D.s ] Eiug died IA with sawduAt The 'AnL" "'
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Eraai Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, WESTa
~ CHEST COyy yrY-NARiA DAILY. Pl:inud a.t DAVID
LYNN and HANNAH LYUIJ h, wife, AUGUSTUS e. OTTO and
MAKGAREr j. his VIE, JOHN r. BRADY ant CAriAaiS. ~ 1s
VIC FRANCIS X srURGI3 and fIORBNOB, his v.e hSALin
IVi,IG CIrIIARINE u. LNDiG, PAuLINA LiplG PilLip
LypIG. CHARLES r. DAILY aud CHARLES r. DAhf. JOAN n
Lg D-fead.nt Summ,ns for Rebel 10 tle
,boyr named You berebv summoned ana 70
80, o thr Of waici hero
ith served apoa OF s~eI 10 thr 'a
mnl,Int on the sui nuner ltl Iaisa' IN tho
(ty York ser the rviee herot ecanve
of fall to answer N NJ eonpins
,s,, *. lin. soresa the pandu this vii apply The
ar fr the relief soapnt Dated New'iorA, oIa
May. 1877 .,. ,,-.r ..,. -, p,
The complaint he abos, eated ,cn ay hd Ia the cht
.f ,h Ck Of lie Cosuty the lttGsy o Nay
ssoss' ~ ~ " nv isw6wM.
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the college received information from Pepnte tnas
body would 10 on Saturday ana aceo snS s
trunk containing the remains was LETT In the hswv
the college AT the lime specified Yesterday morning
the detective communicated with Dr. Paine inc neaH
of the college, and that gentleman rendered every
ass,ss nee in the recovery of the body expressing hn
self rs totally unaware of It's presence in the
Tho Ody was found upon the dssecting tabe. 1nu 'ao
trunk was also IN the room Dr. Perpente, or Dubols'
WAS taken into custody and locked up.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
EFFORTS TO SECURE THE RELEASE OF
FORGER.

BosroN, Dec. 2o.-An effort is making to &C.
cnre The release OF Spence Pets noted forger VINO ID
now serving out sentence in the Massachusetts, state
Prison for swndling Nathan Bollrs Co. OF this city
out OF 5000 Lawyers from NcwYork are here working
,n his interest on the ground that he Is wanted III la'
State to tesfy against two notorious oracfS WIN "ho
he has been acquainted They claim .nat u Is" NO "".
-, ,,,.occ IA. can 80 arraIgucd Oh iudicti0ent
against him IN Nc YORK. and sentenced 10 th'
New. York State Prison.
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SHIPPIAG LAIELLI6ENCE.



PORT OP NEW YORK ....... ......."....DRc 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Republic tB) Gi,Idc eoo via Queenstown H. j.
S,e>m.ilp HeIvel' nr, wbte nyerDIG' p " M J., "rf
ssmship Gc, Kaist Bremen via Southampton oe'A'
steamship Colon T,nner. Apnai racac MAJ Steamship Co.
steamship Alps Brl BrsLeod Nassau fo'''nn'ee' &c. ro
StciD. c Toxic Mu, San Francisco via Panama Pacific
CT Of Ausn Eirdge Galveston 'ud Key West C. H.
Steamship Western Metropolis ok Newor;ns Fred, Baker
seam4ip Core trsep,S a. s s. R. rnson
Steamship of Stream t4' e.; ss,asaa T. 10 Eoc
k,earasinp Bereaeo Jones Wimts'ol ~ g. & n, Ge 20 20
Steamship it, OF Dallas iilnes "a e'' @ pnt ,n n, mai
steamship Oa Domn on w4lAer NooN ' i0A'
steamship Geo w. tter L,T''nee S"''R ''' r'' 'no 'N
S,ansbp C. Knight Georgetown D. cJ C. Kenyon
Steamship sS pan, Howe pnndclp Loar1 Steamship % Co
s.%sS ,assS Ss sS's It'.i I:et S1t@I pas
sesmlio Cns.apease. 'ngnm ror',na j. r. Amas r.
thpp ( t';a Sadsa % Iao s.aS %iS'@ W.so c"
R.r. Rr. NUery si tI,siI Baso Lon'nir socosseh Co.
Ear: n.. Et.1,s s"ps s 9a1.sis
% B. iaa fo foa IT, FS%Ssc
At.nn Iut''pa dhcG to b. !. r01 ,aa s S%r' 90
B Uta easa re-ar'A h'ad' for orders Pdash
Sss pfss kas',s' ,s.ass IT, ss.GSs' Cs Co.
s.hr sSefsgaI, Was, s.sp, simpson s.;Is cpO&'"
SsS, MaT, Jane tor G.cenwOod oanston N S. Boyd
i'ns,t ssar x.osu. Kelly st. John N B.. Hcnsy Parker
ese !e.a Jsss G,ss'Sn ass h w,I CO Co.
Scbr. Um.ss. wooster Jack.oasIir. war; aIy:
s ass,.D g.iasoa ueonseso"a AID Pot Baf Hurlbu
ses s. Tyler Ma.svs Washington aud Georgetown. D. c..
" senr Gre smit, Newuaven Ch,s H. Low.
Bear r. Go1wn wss htamfOnj Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Victoria l. Heiew'cA, Gasgow Dec o. and hovile
G,S Win "lse an i pss. 10 ienuerson Bros
0I, sesmsalv Berry, Cnar'esou Dec l6 with pas
se.m,So ,.,spp CiOre Ne~0rai@ Dec H. with and
sea.hp Ns Orleans Dearborn New Orleans Dec r. With mdse
AI.e,aare Kelley. Lewe Del. with mise to Old Do
Sas1p cG Of Bedford Fish. EesBedOi with m and
sns Csnpdos.o UL Fe,o, Cesse 6s DAYS, with wine
Sehr Henry DensOn Copas Chsn % days. With talOw
| and bones - .,v,. Avn o...~,
Z. B. Darling. He~'nA'eA h.lm Gl.ai ne"'mnsn n;
Mary Riley Geoge,Own, D. C. En a.. ;a... Geoss'9"n' DC
H.. V,s,ia Lllhe A. w1rlord, Virginia.
hattie Pe.y, Virginia j. H. n'eaA'a'' virginia
SAILED.
s,.,m,hp, H.nss for Bremen; Caons for GIasgow; Repubhe
and ievel. Liverpool Cay o. Aau oI d.,s'.aa Iofes
DOR to savannah Tor Ch.rIe.ton Cs Dallas oi
Se:'.T P.ns U i"S rIdeph. shy. Das,p ugh
,so .... ; kSr. ss Sr Bremen
lot London bs ior iao Jsnero sehr ~ Tor OnAe'
"'' ARRIVED .... Sunday. Dec. 90.
s..ushp Herman vingssou aoy Savannah Dec H. with lse
'Ds sh ner.t Martin Peraandns Fla. via Port Royal c.
Dec "a vita as and PsA To- helDaa & MI and n,.. To Metro
s..%:iO Couch Richmond cty Point And Norfolk vii
"sis snip @ M ll.;.1: - day: % !. ss''.
Sour :. sS l. TLomp.on Hail. Providence tor rrsnten'
| Sshr XebYc shopshre fToyloenee fvT lfehton
| schr ki,lb-h. Parker Pro'aenee Tor Ir.at9a; ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
HOME NE VS..


CgNTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ApsrnA Acr OF KRPoHT roR rms pHo H.
sAkonBTRh Inehes . rhsRsosfrsh Oh q
Mar Al p m Dee lb So IS5 Nsr a. II 4 m Dec L.. .4s0
MN. a. Dec. a. .2g6j2 Mn at m Dec lo''''' az
ksnga 1903
14-Rsn from m s: 80 Amount Of vaet.. '9o 'd9
lb-Rau IL: 30 IN Oh 3Om Am of ws'ef 'o'n
"a, ,.o,, ,, 80, - 80. .... IL In
Distance dunng week. ,6l2 miieA
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


BreroOrf House-.IOhn w. Garrett, Irrslneht W. s s
Baltimore and Ohio srs,....tVh Ar.nse Hoti-S%rn % pa,
Micis Of West Point c,rol HYDE Of Bsgn."0si
eI.stte Seuator Norris WEsow Of Waienowh' ~.
Gtscy Hors,-Congr H. IL iathorn oi sx
-. Hoas,- Hrut-Col w. e Saaiter W md
Mctrc po.an ohI- g. Msgee OF Schuyler Count, ~ M
Assemblyman r. A. Aergrr Of Bulalo 81 Nhotas H Io,
tant.tienesl A. Cunnif gbam OF NasteAuse MS" pio
Walker Pres drpt OF the Chicago Barir ton sac SaA''
upspy Union sQaars HOkt-hme lima di hufsA@
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rrDu rssrrs OF law
MARINE COURT.

6LNLNAL
Observation-Disclosures SpaU.d ding. McAdsrn
Feb .Shea, Gross. AlRcr
MaICn..... Spaudiug JOachIInsen, MCAdam
Shea, G.OSs, JOachllpscn
M,v..................She Shea, JOachimsen, Alker
srpt.....................M .McAdam. Alker. Gross
q Gross, Spaulding. McAdam
NOV......-- .Snea, Gross, spdniulug
Dec...........J achim.en. Aiker, McAdain
TRIAL TERMS.
Jan............I. A.heI: H. McAdam; III Gross
T-b........I Sdea; H. ABer; Ill McAdam
March Il. Spauldiug; H. SDea III. J"achiWSen
Aprll.......I Joachmsen; ; III. Gross III. Saea
NJ tN.......L Gross; III. JOaeIimsen; Ill Alker
Jutr....I. McAdam III. Gross; Ill. Si,auldlug
~ Observation-Disclosures Gross; ii. shea
O't..L kcr; H. Jodchimstn III. Spaul1ing
NOv.......l. spauidiDs; III. McAdlm III. edea
U,c.L NJ Adam; ii. Akcr; III. JoacLlmsen
SPECIAL TFIMS AND CHAMBERS
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

o,,v AVN TxRxyEH-BAsRKrT, J-Hen,y Meyers Samuel NJ
Cor Robert Csre, jr JOSEPH OBien Wli.m Lss no~
psn,er Thomas Frauk DOelebe John hnrpv
oaade Robert MeKay Eugene WeeIoek J9hn IL niraue 1onn
SIsuson Charles Wilson, John Connors VIOLATION o s hea'
laws IT,. opr,., In,ho,, Ravre,t
CARY rape James ucnde Daniel beny Ihonhs hes'mf
Iaxrrnce g. QnirE robbery James Campbell John Co nes
Reilly Antonio Jacob Jacobson .chiors ,.au. su
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

and Thomas Hayes. who shot Thomas r. Delaney on
Sept T. 1874, at the Of Madison and
compete sOf those in the TOmbs awaiting Trial for
murder
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
Edward McGlon an officer of the Second Pre-


Supreme Court ChdRbers-By Judge Lawrence-
Smith Of divorce granted 10 the plhh Russell
sgt Blier and ano-Onter az settled q,
{ omn0a Fleas- Special Icm--By G.. =. DAILY, Z. j.
rApDhcaion for divorce granted hrAe'ef
AIT. Sblule.->ee decision.
RosEsoD-LUcs sg LucsJaismen oi divorce granted
o pAintiH
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sun d,e,.,., 1921 ji Moon es... o37
v,~EH pAY-As
SANDY HOOK 80 toy saan.... Il Hell da Fery' slu
HIGR D4Y-p
ss1 ool 0lJ Cor. Isiina % iien Gaze Fer'... S;Q9
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nlaennerp.

r,o,., ? ,..xxR R p. =. TAsxsA
MORRIS, TASKER e. Co.,
WI PASCAL IRON WORKS,
TASKER iHON works.
kEwCAsrLs, psIAvAkA
O@ee PiNh and Tssker-sta, Phllsielpha
once and Warehouse, No ID 0oldsi. New-York
Once and wrrrhouS-. No SO 0hversl. Boston
Maaueuen roaght Iron Welded raoes pas gs'aaissd
rubber oodted for and vstef - .
LAPWRlDED CHARCOAL IRON bOLBR TUBkA
OIL WE'LL TUBING AND CAaiN0 - - -
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS. BRASS VALVES AND COCkA
GAS AND STEAM PfTTKRS TOOL&
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PlPk
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian rERSA
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS kc
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. 10
VIZ WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OC2 yATkNy
yULCAEEHD kUBbHk CoATKD TU1x
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

PROM GLASGow-In s.eaaship Vtc,orrn, De. lo-Re' b.
her UaTrs IIJj James hnTAe " Il o'shiss
Ms II. burr &. ". sl.mD, Mr. Arnstrong, o. +. fayHe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Samue Joho James SULLIVAN el IN
900 tie ehome OF cer,hAusen
Bio the uigh ~
stealing H. j. Springer was Held ID 1
stealing $40 Of clothing rV saae SIMON OF no 90
Grsndst
Jennie Richardson, colored, entered the saloon at
Ma without proyOcaop eOmn1'cu io o
aseqt on Branch eei cutting her severely aou' ,h
held bail the Jefferson Market rohc
Sl 300 Ellen l. wis arrested IN Alton
ste At No sol S1have in the &C, Of stealing hr hrah
ami Of the When taken TO the aoh
sJ worth o. Othr goos were fpa on h '
iasnuGeI by VIM j. Ehuci OF No 2o1 bnth
ave- she 200 a Peter Costello arrested hy oner
ire1-ct Suspicion and eleven pans m "ooe'
NJ yer Holman indut Del e
81 900 bail Peter al Bawi1 60 ei't ING
stare Russell with hiyng aemotei stfa co. D.
having OF the same 10 SEE Il would aunt n
coutrreI O ID. He was beli In SlOOO bail
Edward McGloin, an officer of the Second Pre-
pc omh Police CoIt yesterday, with assault
complaints made agsint him 10y john A. Mo
Of f47 Esst Twen ysve"ht, MIS- A" " feH ana MISS
of No II Eas FouTh Mr Moran saws that While
he ,pd the pang FIon Sat-
eD,e liquor &npe vile abusive language TO tleh Nj
Moran protesting the policemen strrc hun ont blow upon the
cOb attrnpe 70 strike the ladies' Also net,
then took he where he cnsr9ei lie wi bong sI'
hor9n tact they ali OF the HI u
espectahtv. number Of residents youcOed for lie truth
e,s NJ ard Justce Ka,mre ciohsrgef the
ordering the complains against the ofeer who
saloon Il "A led 81 900 hail for vosns the
H. Collins beI charge Of cutting Kate
RaYi toe with kne Caleb Hayes cOioTeJ) Vas be'd IN
81 U0V bail for carving slpnGshcL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
J.Ibrd Mon1ays motion
sr7RExg CovRr-SPsciAL Ts Saturdays TRIBUNE Tor Cal
,'ar
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Cost an0 fonno.
Below Fourteenth-5t

T OST.-On Wednesday, Dec. lS, n chased
Il IA h.r suAWI.PlN inscribed on uoder side follows;
- io N n L. Oct 10 iS73" The finder wall be sltby
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
THE COURTS.
ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES.

ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES.
On Saturday the assignments of the various JUDGES
for the terms Of Court in 1915, were MADE puoho
Only about 80 of the cards on which the arrange
~.nts are printed we're distributed and these only
n the CONT officers. The following information
will therefore, be of value for reference to all law
yers: s,,,,,,,r coupr
GENERAL TENN.
January, March. Nay. o<ober-Justices DAVIS b'"ay
Daniels . .,.,,s
january, March, June... Justice Nan lirunt
F,hTuary, October .-......J s;lce Van NoIst.
.n,,l .....-Jusucc Do0ohue.
Gp, her...................Ju Justice Lawrence.
DecpmbPr. 7.
-..x,nrps AND SPECIAL TERMS FOR E0N-kNUMERATED
Ssh BUSINESS
january. Arri nly .-.----. :Justfce Birreu
february, May, October. j isticc Lawrence.
March Sep ember. NOvcm'r Justice Douohue.
lane Dccemhcr Justires Brady and Davis.
cuRCrITs AND OYER AND TERHINER.
yo,nary-I. D1uohue ii. Van Worst; III. Lawrence
yTmrn.Tv-I (OIcr and TormineI) Barrett; H. Van
pWMnr.b-I Lawrence IL Van Worst III. Barrett.
Inr'l-I 70. aud T)-LLwrence; ii. Van Brunt; Ill
w WI 20. and T)-Donohue; II. Van Brunt; H.
June.I TO- and T.)-Davis and Brady; H. Lawrence )
III Van Worst, ~, n,
Svvemhei-I. 90. ana T)-Barrett; III. Van Brunt;
III. Van Worst. ~, ,.
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Coruordtlon Notircs.


TWO STEAM PUMPS.
SEALED PROPOSAL, will be receive bv the r pepIsn
until 70 O'Clock noon 1874 for furn,b steam rsmp
For pMucaaTs SEE 1HB CITY RECORD. Copes "i Ae I" ~"
City Hall
DEP.KTuHNr oP FISAScK. BupKAU yoR TuE c"tLscfSs"
TATs, CouRT.mousy, PARK 81 CaAsBKKssr. Dec io'f
VINO TAX-pAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby gwen
"a Al. p,r,oo, ho layr ouId for the year
1874 pay unergue AZ To- beAa w '"e 0'"se
uon OF axes. be ore lst Of January, 1919 ,s-.
On ali remaining unpaid the ls day I 'ahusr
trrst Al the rate o. Will be eDSs s me
d,y on which the warrants were eei'erea 70 We
Receiver of Taxes o the date Of psvmruI
n TO D. IN. MARTIN T. hohAnoN hrerp,e, '" 'AsS
BukKAu 70 COLLECTION oy TAxH, J
Corsr.uousE PARK, 81 CHAMBgas st.. Nov 70, 1874 }
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WHITE STAR Line.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
cARRllSU IHb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FULL-PowBRHU SIbAhSAPA ,...
s,iing tom NewiOTt on SATURDAYS on L'FNolo ihVhs'
UAiS. esnng . Cotg ksrOOr eseD ~sF
BALTIC. SA1URDAt. Jar. 2 at ID' = n
ApRIAIIC. SATURDAY Jan Q. q 800 . 10
CELrE'. sATUiDAt. Jan. 10. ct 5vD n'oa
OCEANIC. SA1ukDAi. Jdn. ~ az i;vl a. n
REPUBLIC SATJRnAY. Jan. -. a, Il;p' a.
lon the Wl'te Do &. Per %. N0'tA yer
for al classs nlryAtl cJnNans
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons 0St1op, " M'sos so
e All ssS-rje's' ACCOMPANY
u,ssste
kAlhS-SslOon $50 son. Re.au rcke $40. .o Seesse,
for neas Toa tie VS 'osH
can now p:rUMd certificates ~ lO" r'l"N
Passengers OF AIe;c2 14rs hAhsS
Norway Sweden. n.a Agtralla Caiaa Sc
Drafts from 81 apwar.
Tor npecuon Of oans niornaor the ceno-s
.ses. No Ir Hr.,Iyny Nes.,orE x j. COKfIS A!uI
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1864. Oliver at. Pavne and $40.
2l9J. .Ayenil chem. 7 int Ca
sg,. Am Cent. lns. Co.
1892. .Sare sgt. Ere Ass. VI
PAils.
S35. .Po.lloH aud ano. sgt Lu'
Jug.
23l4. .Mer Bank Of Canada act.
Union Il. l. TIsns. CV.
eisL.
1000. .Gondy sgt. Poallsine.
1854. IGswes agt. Robinson.
4l9G. .BeDedict Q, Al. agt. The
Mayor.
1875. DE Ma n Agt Associazon
Marina De Lsmbune-
milo.
euPhKyE CouRr-CIRcoiT
2ll5. ~ i,eor Silver Plate Co.
agt Green.
2l27. ..SaDcbez sg;. Wer. Nai.l3s
co. Of ). T.
l9i3. .Eom4n sgi. Deguan et al
1858. .D0unev. sdGfI., &c. agt.
SieWa
l4S3. Rel agl. The Mayor. &c.
1883. .O'D"nDol sgt. sa.Ae
4SgS .P1 sgt. Same,
sJ6l. .SiDps n tgt. Same.
oo7. REID ct al. schlDsie.
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CIRcrIr-PART ll.-Vks

$40. GSOh.. .o,e'9 n Nat Bank 'st
{. Co. 36i2. .Ms7,6ed d sgt. Fisk, EI'I,
Is. VI &c.
227O. SIN b agt R'therhurs
4. La. 1896. .K1hlsast sgi. Deyoe
l3U. N. r-v and s1o. ag;. Liiien-
). CO. 1922. .Schu u agt. Crs1e et al
2G62. Ernst e. al. hgt. DER.
l4GS. Il iwards sgt. Hathaway.
300. Union trust Go. set
The Wilton.
2720. .Hsrmann and auo. sgt. Gil
ciazon Ter; e, al.
.bune- 27o2. .Oes ret and sno. act. Gil.
bert e. al
RcCir-PARr 1Ii.-LAwREScE. J.
e Co. Gil. Wood .st Esie Railway
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730. Harrington sgt. Nari.
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CoDant et al
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1t al.
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ri al.
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TRIBUNE.
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l7.2. sgt. Johnston
and anO.
7Sl. Robertson agt Baird ana
duO.
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haugh.
SiS. Blake aud ano. agt Buck
ing.
S77. Adams sgt. Harrison.
$50. Garrison sgt FirmInict.
vUl. .Pettibole agt Hart and
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