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The InYaIid-A Pen Picture.

See her pallid countenance but a short time
ago the picture of rudy health, the envy OF
the school and the pride of the household. She
was always welcomed by her schoolmates, for
her 1.-THE form and pleasing disposition carried
cheeTfulness into their ranks Dlligent, pune
tual and exemplary obedent and graceful at
home, she won the hearts Of all. But alas,
we are sorTowed. Those rosy checks and
ruddy lips are blanched by Consumption.
The voice once so enchanting in laugh and song
IL feeble, husky and supplanted by a hollow
cough Let us approach her couch gently and
take her hand. DO not shudder because Of
the feeble and passionless grasp. The hand
once so hearty and plump is emaciated and
shows bony outlines, while the cords and tor
tuous veins are plainly mapped upon the sur
face. The pulse that bounded with repleuon,
carrying vigor to the whole system, and inn
parting life, beauty, viyacity. health and
strength, IL delicate TO the touch. The feeble
heart cannot propel the thin, scanty blood
with force. Must we lose her while vet in her
teens! Companions and friends gather around
with words of cneer and consolation and de-
part with moIstened eyes and silent steps.
Must we lose her? No there is relief We
can stay this destroyer of our happiness and
not suffer the loss of so bright a gem. some
thing more il required now than dietary and
hygenic observance, for nature calls for aid
and she shall have it. Take this pleasant
medicine. IL ia invigorating. How IL allays
the irritable cough, improves the appetite and
digestion, and sends a healthy tingle through
the frame. The blood is enriched. nervous
force increased, and the heart bounds with a
new impulse. See her face brighten by de-
grees; the color is returning, her voice is get
ting clearer, and pleasant words are spoken.
The strength falters yet, but il gaining. Let
us take her out in the warm sunshine. In short
time she will be able to go without our aid, a
cheerful girl. This delightful medicine must
be God-blessed. 1t is restoring health TO oui
loved one. She is emerging from her sickness
sweeter and nobler than before, aud DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery must have
the credit. 1t has raised her.
s. Il. EaLAR, druggist, of West Union, o.,
says that DR. Pierce Golden Medical Dscov-
cry has effected a wonderful cure of Consump
ton in lis neirhhorhnnd Chm
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:, . IINCTNNATI, june n, Ie1l.
G. G. OLIN & Co, Waukesha wis. Having used
your water from the Mineral Rock Spring, Mauke-
sha Wis, for the diabetes have found great "a.
lief nom the use Of the same. Before l com
mencod using this water, my physician reported
70 me the specific gravity of my urine was 49, and
after using II for twenty days the specific gravity
Of the urine was reduced to Il. showing a great
improvement; and finding great RELIEF Ia not
other waters, hut give il as my opinion that The
mineral Rock Spring is preferable. Aud do earn
esty recommend ~ 20 all who are afflicted with
the disease commonly known as Diabetes
Respectfully yours. ALFRED WILSON
Dept Coll Int Rev, No. w. Third street
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HANYAronD 4 THOMPSON, Pnblishel

HANNAFoRD & THOMPSON, Publishers,
Chicago, ILL.,, announce ith edition Of
Pertains "GrOUHdsUeH, or Hist0yy ~
the Fdrmcr's Increment" This sale was
made in less than3months. The demand
is extraordinary. Agents make money
rapidly with it, spite Of hard times.
BLoNDIS and David Dudley Field are
in Bombay.
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VAUKESHA WATER.
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
Dropsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, Dyspepsia,
constipation, Jaundice,
Bright'S Disease.

anu al diseases Of the liver and Kidneys This
water y now known and sold re q remedy for the
hbuVe diseases, in all parts Of the world. II is
truly wonderful what etfect u has upon the human
system 1t Is now being shipped at the following
Barrel 80 gal, Sl2; half do, 81 demijuhn and Jugs
~ cents per gall package extra; bottles (qts) $3.50
per uuA Money must accompany the orders, eN-
cept % our regular authorized agent. Inquire 81
your druggist for Maukesha Mineral Rock Spring
Mater. Address G, e. OLtN & Co, Waukesha,
WIS, Tor orders for the water or for circulars.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
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JUBILEE ORGANS. "

A DNEHItsKRs send twenty-five ceuts 20 gro r
kOWkLLA co. Al Park Row New YORK tlr their
rampant n 100 paqe1 containing lists If yn0 news
nApera and estImntnn ahoNInR cost 81 10 vnflIaInR
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VI, lectroy worms without injury TO the child
being perfectly WHITE, aud free from all coloring
or other injurious rgredients usually used in
worm preparation.
CURTIS Z BROWN pRopnIEToRs
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RMIFUGE CoMFITs

from other oluse than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS yERMIFUGF CoMFITs
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NO. 10 Fulton street, New York
81 -H Druggist cad Chemists, aud dealers IN
MCdiciEcs, ct TwEE4 FIVE CENTS A BOX
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Druggists aud Gen gts. san Francisco California
and cor. Of Washington aud Charlton SITS. ~ Y.
sold by all Druggists nnG Dealers
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
AN INTERESTING MARINE COURT SUIT

In the Marine Court, before Judge Alker,
yesterday. the OF l. Bear ct al against Albert T.
Harris ct al tried 1t appeared that the defendants
gave plaintiffs two promsory notes amounting to about
6o that before the giving OF the notes paper writing
had been signed by the plaintiffs whereby they agreed
take per of the OF their claim against
the defendants In cash aud IS per cent In notes, their
whole claim being t75O Tho said agreement was one
whereby plaintiffs stipulated to cell their claim to one
Isaac B. Rosenthal Of Scranton. Penn, where the
defendants did business AT the time the plaintiffs
signed agreement, ROsenthal agreed to plain
m 80 per cent OF their claim and also agreed to pay
ISL 10 costs In suit which had previously been insti
timony tended to show and it not denied by the
with Rosentha he refused act further IN the prem
ises. The agreement to the effect, that for
and In consideration OF 25 per cent TO be PAID,
plaintiffs would assign. sell. ana set over 70
Rosentha ali Of their claim Of $780, Afterward 1t was
shown that defendants undertook to get and did
get plaintiffs to sign paper and after signing 1t the
plaintiffs received rs per cent cash and Is per cent IN
notes amounting to $23s Most all of the creditors
signed the agreement The defense that as this was
a composition between the creditors. that the notes
were void. But the Court charged the jury that the
paper was composition agreement, and left 1t 10
them to say whether the plaintiffs should be bound
The Jury found verdict for the plaintiffs for the full
amount and the Court the usual allowance. John
F. Baker appeared for plaintiffs Henry B. Stanton for
deieldants.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsHINGTON, Oct. l3-NO.5 >. City of New-OTleans
Newiok Nail Steamship Compani from the Circuit
District Of LOuiAnaIhs
strain the buildings wharf by
from city, eE-cn BY acting haro Kenne
appointed by authorities after the Of
Newoean The urged thai the lease good ony while the
subsequent
istrauon Boards uiborty
property Whatever rights they possessed tenin-
hDs and they could create inter
than could tenant er create
the other hand Insisted that toe
established ia New0ens Ge the capture continued qui
Withdrawn suspended by the atd that a. long
Of LouSlsna restored 70 the Union.
snd citizens relieved from their disabilities the oheers and
authorities the sovereign Of the United staies were
the lawful OF the State and city, The esne
g The admitted the cts all IFS history
for the promotion Of
well such the City Government accustomed 10 DO The
buildings controlling oneh Of the
OF the city could NOT be declared nuisance By The city authorities and
vii The Court below sustained @ Of the Steamship
Compsny the It's favor The appealed this
where questions presented argued Wheeler H.
Peckhsm for appellants; james EnoI for appellee
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
THE DISTRICT CONSPIRACY.

In the case of Albert Cunz who is indicted
in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia for
conspring to defame the character OF Columbus Alex
ander, and who has been committed by Commissioner
Osborn to await warrant of removal to washington
for trial upon the Indictment the question now at issue
Is crime against any Federal statute to conspire
to defame the character Of Columbus Alexander or any
other mani II it is the indictment against Cunz
must fall. For the purpose OF having that question
passed upon, ex-Msyor Hall, Cunzs counsel applied
yesterday to Judge Batchford Of the United States
Circuit Court for his release upon WIFI OF haoeas
corpus.
Judge Blatchford said that he did not think the ques-
referred could be raised by the issuing OF such
Assistant United States DstrictAttorney Purdy
then stated that facilitate matters and place the
desired question before the Court Mr. Hall would better
abandon his application for writ OF haoeas corpus,
he would move for warrant for the removal
of Cunz TO Washington Mr. Hall asked IL such pro-
ceduTe would allow him to present the ques ion IN te
thought 10 would Ii was then agreed that The motion
should be made and argued at IL IN. ON Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
DECHiONs-OCr. IA. 1874.

Supreme Court -Chamb1s-By Judge Barrett
Browning JAmeMoOn strike cat dehist with to CO.'S 20
ABIDE the event Of Qu5 Fink acknowledgements
granted Braf s Seea Insurance coupsBy
Motion sraned BeEning James Objection overrued
oanium Crofut Hehry.0pinion De ilat agt hathho
without Clara Hg Barry Ia the matter Of Ofara
-Memoranaum.
Judge Dononuea,ooey sgt Ho memorsndam
The Crasseg C,mpaBghoton denied hADp agL W
ams; Jsecari pasnoe smith sg Hobart stephens ag Cas-
Karst Loot Wolf Scbett!er Ag sntb-Or-
Low5er Trustees Of Union Colsge-Jgdgmsnt
granted Alexander AlrKAadermoon granted menorandun
TredyeI asL POmeroy.-MetOn denied without West ag
Hampton referred Bryan Consoek
granted opIsioh Decker agt d. John-hoion granted
Common Pteas-SDeciat Term-By Judge Curtis
Hoffman demurrer sustsined
rsndu Townshnd Maloy-Aehon mAte certain persons
granted Winoni Mesence al
Monoa fof and books and inrs~sniA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
)sE OF BUsI-
10 Western Pref
o- klf~
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK p. 81. To
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. N
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. lf-P. NJ.

The viseacres are mystifed by the course of the
stock market to-day, though usual, there arc
those who claim TO understand all the hidden de-
sgns of the prime movers The facts are that the
investment shares as a rule, were firm, aud COM
manded enhanced prices while the speculatives
receded 10 II per cent. and were unsteady during
large part of the day, with possibly good under
tone in the later afternoon transactions Various
ordinations are essayed, not only OF the generai
course of the market, but as TO certain speeiales
OF Erie for instance it Is asserted that NUMBER OK
strong men in this country and Europe are manipu-
lating the London and New-York market. In
downward direction of course, with view 70
the purchase of a sufficient number OF shares
70 acquire controlling interest, intending
finally 10 form combinations for q great through
route from New-York to San Francisco. The con-
summation of such plan would doubtless gratify
the vanity of its promoters. inasmuch as in ther
Judgment, 1t would OQtwit Commodore 'anderoht
nv divertina business from the Central and Hudson
road. while the pecuniary results would, 1t 10
claimed be almost beyond computation. IL Is also
intimated with apparent inconsistency that the
same parties are holding up the Union Pacific by
main strength and selling the stock at every oppor-
tunity trusting TO future manipulation for its re-
purchase at lower prices. This. II really
designed. would seem to be easier Of ac-
complishment than the further depression
of Erie. because Of the more genera uii
fusion of the shares of the latter company
and the additional fact that its enemies nave ~ear
discharged their biggest guns aud eonsun,eu al.
their stock of ammunition sucn IN 'no "ii' o'
conversation. Whatever the uitimsse oeS's"'' ."o
decline to-day is accomplished taos' ou' ono .aAs
NAV b, reversed tomorrow. tor II was sDparent thaS
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BRFMBN VIA sOUTHAMPToNIH steamship D.atsehGnd-
Oct l4-Mrs Hopps Miss COrneia X haney, Mrs Jula L.
slack Charles Bomann Miss HAYS. Miss Beech Lo.bbeeks
Knebakr MIS- SDbermann and chd Ms Josephine esnon.
Daniel Wiegand and wife Gustav ssnernase Miss hAe L!e HISS
Frannsts Armbruest.r. T. Kahn.
POR LIVRRPOOL-In steamship Russia Oct IL Fred rotes
Miss Victoria YOkes IS Rosna Vokes Mrs
Mr. and M Bishop Of Lehhe H. hodsou Rev r. j. bd'
yarf Mr. W. Moore, Mss Josephine Parsons h.s b
ted Mrs p C. Kane children. Mr. and MfA
Brown Mr. and Nathaniel r. Rogers Mis- Rogers and msla
Mr.. senator sursgue children infant, goyefness
and maid Charles Morgan three children ard malo
Mr. spd Mrs c. Armstrong Mrs Clara Aaril and child How
Bender FORSYTH Grant Or Albert vs9 per,eeh
Henry Bulge Mrs Goodhn Miss Mcclellan hr and Ms a.
infant and maid, Kohn FTedeieh wato3 MS & %
o. VI farchiid MIA ueorge
Miss HYDE Mss NJ HYDE h g. HYDE, lEnAeio % zEAuIi me-
James Wardrobe, 3. Goldenbefg, Lewis 'I@ns
C. W. TOpham, ). GIN. two Misses eiit and MAO, M
Mr. and M schenerhorn r Miss Annie L. schemerhorn ma
Ter A. Sehemehorn Master Riwad e. sehenerbon, Mis- u
Muller M Nellie MAekubin Charles MAD h9olu
Edward Richmond Mrs S r. u. Morse Miss Morse ana msin MS
r. a. seby Miss seb j. Wafori Charlie. X penSmsH
Harry Holhus ME Crownnshien. Nj. and Mrs b. W
Wheelock X iOnrop jr H. ~ Jsfhes D. Tucker M 900
Cushing children Aud maid DAVID sesrs and fanny
and Mrs Roger Naeo Mr. and Mrs Lih child infant .eo
sebE Master Ralph sebY, Master Percy ssib l.
hoa Col y W C1mearand Mr. and a Herman Seha's s vel I
Hamilton g. W. Benson, C. Appieby n shs"
Benedict Mr. Lsfore A. WOodihorpe Mr. asuer MT BuAe M
j. Duncan smith, Mr. Auds-s, MI h1ss DA'
David jackson, Hugh Nelson
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
TpIlNK THIEVES ARRESTED.

Several trunks have been stolen from the
office OF westcots Express Company IN the Grand Cen
trail Depot within short time past and no elew to tue
thieves could be found until gang of boys who infest
the Office were suspected. On Monday Officer Nehof OF
the Twenty-nnth Precinct arrested Archibald Evans,
age years; James Hoey. age 49, and Frederick Ban
field age 15 Evans confessed his guilt and described
the method of the thefts. They would first steal the
double checks from rack in the office. They would
then remove the check from trunk and replace IL
with one of the stolen ones retaining the duplicate
The next dav on presenting the duplicate they would re-
celye the trunk They admitted having IN this manner
stolen three trunks. One trunk which is supposed TO
have contained 800 worth OF clothing and ewery was
found empty I'm the cellar OF the residence OF Mrs par
bara Finn at No. 1T West Twenty-sxth-st Mrs Finn
and her Annie Annes, were arrested ana tne
latter admitted having pawned portion or the properly
found 10 the trunk. All the parties implicated were
taken before Justice Smith yesterday at the Jefferson
Market Police Court and reinanded to the SLdtoh IN
order TO ve the police time to obtain fur her evidence
against them.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
VALIDITY OF AN INSURANCE POLICY.

An action brought by Jacob Bergman
against Queens Insurance Company OF Liverpool to
recover ON policy property on the boWery
DESTROYED by fire. was tired yesterday in the Supreme
Court Circuit Part H. before Judge Van Brunt and
fury There was clause the policy that until the
premium was paid tue Company the insurance was
not TO be considered valid; and still further that
the Company had night to cancel the policy for any
cause at any time after notice 70 the insured OF Their
intention The case of the Company was that the pre-
MUM never received By them, bat ny
the plaintiffs broker and that they had duly mott
6ed the pIaintin that the policy was Cancelled
The plantf's counsel argued that as the payment o,
the premium was admitted in the body OF the pollcy
and the policy was issued and accepted NJ tbo Hsua
way. t created debt recoverable in suit by the Com
asny Axaiust the plaintiff and 10 waiver OF the
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MAILA
THURSDAY. Ocr. 10.

THURSDAY. Ocr. l5
Mails for Rurup, Hamburg steamship
uolSats close at 80 Supplementary Mail is closed al the
N. Steamship from pier foot Oh
Third-st. Hoboken. . - . n
Mails for Havana direct per steamship City Of Merida close
supnemeutary Mail closed at the Post Office st "a
steanshp sails 1t 3 pm Pier No y. X -
FOR by the steamship r. Gaand mails close al Io
a m Steamship sails from Harbeck stores
FRIDAi. ocT. l6.
Nail for Halifax s. closed NewYork Post0tce
isy at 8 . IN and Boston
sATCRDAf. Ocr. II.
Ireland. and Liverpool oY
steamship Baltic close Supplementary Mail closed at
The Pos;'Odce At 8 A. ~ Steamship 10 from Pier
No. SO North River =, nj.
Ioy Europe via southamon Bremen BY steamship Rbcin.
mail, close al IL 80 Supplementary Mail closed the Post
Once AZ 80 D. IL steamship from Pier DOT Of Third
It,. HobOken.
For French Mail direct BY steamship ST. Laurent mails close a m
Mail closed at the PosOhoe al A. m Steam
sh,p sail, Al 10 a m. from Pier No. 81 North River.
Mails for Apnwa Panama BY the steamship Henry haIneey
clo,e AT 10 Steamship sails IL NJ from Pier No AZ "
SUNDAY OcI. Is.
uu,ls cose at "A O'Clock The tvst-OAcs from
tn
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court granted,
Yesterday motion made by Edward Van Rinst against
the NewYork College of Veterinary Surgeons Ior te
norary iuuncton restraining the trustees from pro-
eeedlng with the election of trustee 10 MI vacancy
in the Board, which plaintiff claimed was illegally
created by resolution declaring his place as trustee
vacant
motion was made yesterday in the Cham
Der OF the Marine Court by F. W. Angel on the part OF
the plaintiff in the Of Brown agt Prime, for an
order that the defendant deliver his watch in satlsfac
ton of Judgment previously obtained, John HuDDe as
defendants counsel opposing, the ground that the
defeudant was keeping bOarders III which business
watch was necessary. Judge Gross took the paper
with An DtmatiOn that unless the law Was well settled
against such procedure, he should deny the motion
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
A CURIOUS DISPUTE ABOUT BACK BAY.

Geo. S. Thompson collected $500 back pay for
John and William White, who served in the army ana
remtted the their address IN Terre Haute'
Ind The money passed into the hands of the American
Express Company who made unsuccessful inquiries for
the men, could not be found on the muster
roll of the company which they belonged. Thompson
sued the Fxpress Company to recover the back pay
claiming there consGnees ana that ne 70 re-
snonsbe TO the United States and consequently ented
10 The that having been ntrused
with the money they responsible for ~, and that
TbomnsOn mas no title TO whatever. The case was
arrued before General Term OF the supreme court
yrsterday but no decision has yet been made.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
coMsroCK DISCHARGED FROM ARREST

COMsTOCk DISCHARGED fHOM AhttESi.
Judge Donohue vacated yesterday the order
of arrest In suit of Dr. James Byan against Anthony
COuIstock The was fully reported TWO days ago
in THE TRIBUNE. 1t was brought by Bryan, whose
residence is No l46 East Ffteenthst 10 recover dam
ages for malicious prosecution cO-defend
ant with Comstock is David T. Shaw, who is charged
with having gone to the office OF W. H. Newman
Byrans counsel and made offer 10 settle on behalf
OF himself and COmstOck the prosecution against
Byran, whom COmstoek charged before Commissioner
Osborne with having received registered let
ters from the Post-Ofice directed to alleged tc-
tltfous names like Dr. John Harvey" DIR. Bell " and
Dr. Tremaine." The proof not being sufficient Bryan
was discharged but two more orders of arrest were
obtained by Comstock against him a similar charge,
and 1t was on account Of this "evdentiy malicious
prosecution Bryan claims that the order OF arrest
was in turn obtained az anst COmstOck The motion 10
vacate this order Of arrest made Two days ago. and
yesterday Judge Donohue in Chambers Of the supreme
Court granted the motion 10 vacate the following
opinion:
1t seems fair result to reach the facts pre-
eented by the proofs that the sO-calied Clinton Med
cal aud Surgical Institute" (which Df. Bryan adver
himself 70 be OF myth, aud that the
persons whose used doctors are also
either exposed. Under such circumstances the nature
OF the publications. emanatlng from the suppOsttious
parties named, IL seems 10 me. furnished probable
GROUND for the defendant aud those acting with him TO
those names covered and by Of which names the
business sought 10 he prevented could De carried on
aud II seen Do:hing was done Ior winch thefe
vas not probable cause. Motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

SolomOn Spitzer AntOin MOller CharIes +. Bun
dell and Zenko indicted for SNUG Cling
and m Court HoHe oseqw
entered Al 0 Spitzsr.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
Kbreih. Matthew lrsrr held O0O ba ior
breaking Of T.. Hurphvs at GaDd sud brs
attempting S6 worth liquor Lewis Marks hed
81 bail burgsusY entering the OF Bernard Anres
No 90 Orcra Yesterday mOrnng When sesed number OF
skeleton Kew found IN bis p0ssesaOn
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
.1oopHo1E FROM THE GALLONS.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
John Purcell convicted of assauting woman with
intent 10 do her bodily harm, and Recorder HacAet
sent hm TO State Prison for i've years In 1872 Purcell
was tried before Recorder Hackett for khihg "llam
Kierpan and was found guilty of murder in the first
de gree He then sentenced 10 De nangen put gu
mere technicality he obtained new trial. ana plea o.
mansqughter accepted upon tnat pea nc was
sent To state Prison for three years.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
,,,N1M1rM CAUsE OF MURDER.

Joseph Vaccari and Vincenzo Biancamaro
got INTO quarrel July last as 10 whether one owed
the other two cents. During the quarrel winch
took place at No. IS Mulberrys Vaccari stabbed Bsn-
camaro and killed him. Vaccari was then indicted TOT
murder in the rs degree In the Court of General ses
sons Yesterday he pleaded guilty OF murder in the
second degree, and Recorder Hackett sentenced him
State Prison for life.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
P4SSFyGE EP.S 1RRIpED.

FROM HAMBuRG-In steamship Hsrder, Oct H-Hooer ".
Jean Ros-n1 vie children and two servants Frau
Psmme d Charles Ghniher Aoph strauss Theodoi
Mnhe Theophs Ruphra Fran Bertha JOhsnsso Fred sehseas
sehu. John, Meiss vile aud four children
Rudolph Keeman Ernst Blhuber Cart kenoecL
Wilhelm Carl Weiner Friedrich Frsbke John Hshn tot
fried LnaAaT Wnk ZseharAs Benhen and vile Mss km
Ae g. o. Johnsen Peter e,I and wife AMI ek Miss he'en
ens M Louise Moh bernhard sger A CAhane Der ger ana
child Heinrich Henng Peter Dse Miss HadA Rosesha W. kJdss
muller, II. Waod Frau Johanna Flor
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

Az. ee.a.e. a.: =. .se to cancel. the notice
sent plaintiff not notice OF their intention, but
notice that the policy had actually been cancelled.
which was not in accordance with the conditions of the
clause. Judge Van Brunt sustained the views OF the
PLAINTIFFS counsel. and directed verdict 10 his favor
Morris Lauterbacni for defendant NlchOl Amman.