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New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
A SOLDIERS MESSAGE.

P&EsIDENT GRANT > DANGEROUS INTERPRETATION of
THE CONsIITUIIoN-THE ARMY ASSERTED TO BE
THE JUDGES WHETHER BODY is A LEGIsLA-
TCRE OR A MOB.
70 ne EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR The President of the United States
6ens that the acts the army In dispensing the Legs
lature at Orleans were by his direcon aud be at
,emps to avoid responsibility for them la so doing
ne in his message falls into quite as untenaSle posi-
ton and one far dangerous TO the liberties OF our
citizens and the perpeuy of free Institutions III
he President had admitted that he had directed these
acts no could and would been punished by an in'
d,gpant people. The error would have beon re-
peated But instead OF admitting, he has written
MASSAGE In which, by an analysis thereof 1t will be seen
that he asserts the following propositions as though con-
situtine part OF the fundamental law OF the Republic;
1 Where disorder occurs In tho OrganbatlOh OF u
Ieeisature when only one size clans tht us
order exists the troops and their are thei
selves the fnal judges whether tho Dody Is LeR's'a
ture "a mere mob TO DO dlstcrbeu. .--- l.. 4.
q II the soldiers having decided Legislature TO be
n mob dsperse 1t. such act VIII not DC cOndclnhen
Inil those inaugurating such alleged usOrder anu
anarchy CisavOw such pr0eeeclngs
3 This IL 50, even IL tho soldiers IN so doihR act
wrODg.uy. -. l.. . o,, g. ,soa hv ann,
norters of Ihe United States Administration Or heRal
and purpose, cnmInaiing III placing Tue
adhereuts of the Administration IN power sucn use
Will not be condemned. ,, =. nm. e,,,a
,r srb u,c although it accepts the resnts that arc
oucTcloI 10 A. and makes attempt ut ftphratlon or
restoration Of rgAis or punishment or remo'h VI ino
OHeDdels. . -, 49,.
Tue sboy9 py9poytioas are fWy stBlewent VI ~e
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CIVIL, NOTES,

Messrs. Kelly and MacRae have begun a suit
ON behalf OF the Broadway National Bank against
Alonzo r. Cornell apd Thomas Murphy for $4,000 g..
The anti il on a two months note for s00)0 made Nov
H. 1874 by AionzO b. Cornell TO the ORDER OF Ezra Cor
NELL and ndorsed ever by him ana by Th0nas Murphy
to the bank, and for the protest ices
In the suit brought by Christian Borheck
against John H. Stemlcr and Others growing out OF an
alleged fraud in a building association Long Island
rhe Court some time ago directed the trustees
having the title OF the land TO convey IL to receiver
Yesterday eXJndge Ditttnhoener applied 10 the COurt
o have the trustees punished for not making the trans
fer The that one or tile trustees had
heroine insane Counsel minated that such case WAS
calculated drive all parties to asylum Inc Court
reserved It's decision
In the United States Circuit Court, some
time ago the Gilbert Manufacturing Company filed a
bill in equity praying for preliminary Injunction re-
sraning Abraham Busslng from using its patented i'm
proyed Springfield gas machines. The matter was
ar0ued before Iut ge Woodruff who decided yesterday
that the niuncton must be granted, unless Busslng
gives bonds that he will pay any sum whlcn may oe re-
covered against him for the use pending tl2aton oI
the Company : machines. Stanley Brown Clarke APP
peared for tue Company aud Edmond Wetnore i0r Bus
sing.
Philip Merkle an interpreter in the Marine
Court was awarded $1,000 by the Board OF Supervisors
for extra services In ndexng the naturalization books
in that court Falling TO get the money. he sued the
city for IT, The came TO trial yesterday before
Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court, Circuit. The de-
fense was that there was no appropriation wherewth
pay this money that me superyls0rs aRu gag
being an empoye OF the city, could not receive any
extra comp sation. As the same questions are IN
yolyed another suit before the General Term on
npDeal Judge Lawrence directed verdict FOR palntlH
Tor Sl 2 II being understood that the collection OF tne
judgment would depend on the decision III Ihe 2.heI
-ut Robert Strahan appeared for palntin; d. j. Dean
for defendant
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suADoWS OF A DEAD PAST.

wOULD-BE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN IN TIE COURTS
An application was made Yesterday to Judge
Donohue In Supreme Court. Chambers In the suit OF
william Z. Demarest aud Patrick Toner against the
Mayor for an injunction restraining the defendant from
recognizing the present Board OF Aldermen as the Com
mon Council Tho aniavts used on their oehalt sho"
that Mr. Demarest received twenty -one votes Tor AS
sistant Alderman, In the XVIII Assembly District
and Mr. Toner thirteen votes for the same ONCE In he
XXth Assembly District. Their complaints sets ior'h
that they were duly elected Assistant Aldermen mat
they duly qualified that they met on jan and on the
first Monday Of January TO organize but were unable
70 do 80 In consequence OF the absence OF the other ~
Assistant Aldermen and that the Mayor mas refused
Them recognition aud has recognized the present boaru
of Aldermen Us tine whole Common Council. Iney aver
ts The net of 1873 under which the recent election was
ncId was unconstitutional. and therefore tho presct
Hoard OF Aldermen is nu usurping body ,,,
Their counsel. Mr. Wolf, argued tat sesond egieia
tive Lody more directly tie people, was
part OF lAe unwrtteg colsptauQasl Wv " sps Sse,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. IAN. 2C

TUESDAY. JAN. 26
Mails Havana and Merico by the steamship City Of MERIDA close
% Supplementary Mail 10 closed the Post-Ohce at 2;4O
p. Steamship sails at 8 .. M. from Pier No. 8, N K
Mail, for Hurop- via Qaeenovn and Liverpool steamship
Russia No Supplementary Mail Steamship rails
9 m. Cunarl Docs Jersey CITY
Mai Tor iayt BY the steamship Eua
10 Steamship sails at IL m from fler NO. o. norm
Mails for sauo Domingo ssm,na and Turks Island BY the steam
ship Tybee D. Steamship sails az from Pier No
Is. East River. oo
Mails Europe via Plymouth Cheroag and Hsmbus oy
Sea close AZ Supplementary Mail closed a. the Post
Once :l5 Steamship sails az from pier foot OF fhro
Hoboken.
ss Tor Havana Indies per the steamship Cubs close
Supplementary Mail is closed AZ the PostOmee S'so
bermuda the steamship Csolma close H2pm steam
ship sails at D. m from Pier No. 81 North River
FRIDAY JAN 20.
Newfoundland fostOmco every u
Hn tor Halifax s. closed the NewY0rk PosIotss ever
sATURDAf JAN. 80
Mails for Great Britain and Ireland by the steamship Oceanic close
Al m Supplementary Mail Is closed at the PostOmce at 5so
NJ steamship sails IL from Pier No. 81. North River
nails close At 80 M Supplementary hsi closed a. the Pos!
l;l5 Steamship sails At D. from rer 1905 OF hifd
Mails or Panama Central American and South Paehc
Mail closed al the Post O@ee IL Steamship ssin ss IL
Mai, Tor Ksy Weu by steamship Of Texa close s
seamship sails a. 3 o. nom Pier No. 10 Bsst River
Mails West Ploris now taken daJ oy railway ms'
Of By steamship en- satadays -, .,
ALI Mails close stl oclociA The srstohce 10 open tfoa
L. to a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The following is sum-
mio N Sboo sy a Ee~Eippa from the Creut
United state. @ she Northern District . % a Jd'sS @
sI SUGGESTIONS direct tax and sas 1neons!tuons
sed her husband he liable to ihe tan though 10 partition
made ,;eTva This erty went G 20 S asr a T
Aalme4 c....
Ccur, Of the United States Dstnc of NebsskAA Justice
Miller delivered the opron holding Ga sn a s ~ 9S % is and ma N
Railroad Company Nebraska Tor The year ~ would not
lands which forbid their taxation e7 hs ss AanS'G .Drs from the
Circuit Court the United for the Southern District Of New
Yo-M Justice sNaIge delivered the op noo holding tha' the
esne over de csedCr. Of the COMPANY who have become
since and have right to INSIST On ddeno uoS
10 i2oTRe Sstisus Bank The Home Savings
s.i.. ST. ct ioS 81 The sGS Southern Dn E' % Illinois DELI.
cred t9e opinion he holding ns SIs, pmen io
Os VG rom b cn Court Of the United States District
land. NJ f' s d Et es . 's'Gs5
Wisconsin n from Lake CrOiI Lake Superior Bay
@ s S...s W.. ,s % II. Of state. TITLE sseo. e s.s &. TH s
tue ; sats and resumed By the utes Of The State, sT
the bsenee Of act Of Congress or OF the Eissuve DPi
title to the and, still the state Of Wisconsin, nOtsith.
sd declared i should IN u oI. ;ofa case s Is' TO the
Uue There must Be SOM &c, 81 & % cI s & % % he S,s
s The Circuit coS 70. United stsi:
I,1ss in The RIpe,. Company. receipt that il would no, Js re-
notified Of the claim for lOss within 80
after OF the goois by the Company valid Reversed
3s-KnnJ collector the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United state, for the
Ess,ern PennsylvsnA No 63o-baiy collector ac ss
CLARK appeal from the Circuit Court Of the Upd states or the
Southern District Of NewYors On motion OF Attorney General " IL
Hsms advanced mi assigned for argument Feb D. - .
I2i-Asssned Putnam ct al sgt Day appeal IRON the Circat
Of by M W. g. Kerr OF counsel or the appel
lor coucGied by Mr. Gahed OF counsel or appennt
sNO 47gsue DonOy.S sdnI s'e .s ss United M s ap
peal the Court OF the United staI. f ih hseto p
Of
for the plaintiff n error snd Continued oI Mr.
Atorue General Williams Of counsel Tor the defendants IN e"r
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coNsTTTUTIoNALrrY OF THE GAME LAWS

CONSTITUTIONALTTY OF THE GAME LAWS.
RULINGS OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, GENERAL
TERM-APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The question of the cOnstitutionalty of the
dame laws has reached the Court of Appeals. and will
probably be argued there to-day In the Of Royal
Phep as President OF the Society for the Protection OF
Game, against Joseph H. Racey The statute In ques-
ton forbds under penalty OF s5 for each bird or fish,
any person having In his possession certain kinds OF
game or fish In the close season. In this the de-
fendant had six quail March i5 and March lo 100
quail and two pnnated grouse The defense set up
that the from outside the state and that 1t
was preserved game killed before the close tme aud
was not offered for sale. The case was tried before
the Common Pleas demurrer to the answer.
and the General Term Of that Court ruled
against the defendant holding that the
OF game, no matter IRON what source, came within the
intent and meaning OF the act and that che act was con-
sututlonal aud gave judgment against him for s70O
The constitutional question then taken by the de-
1endant to the Court OF Appeals.
Inc main argument against the act Ia that IL inter-
ieres with Interstate commerce. IL f0rbds the having
ID possession or transporting OF moose carrbOo elk or
wild deer at certain season, aud OF prairie hens-a
bird never found In this State-at another season.
The dealing In these and in all game COM
ing from other States, 1t Is argued Is clearly
citizens TO receive such product from another State Is
against the United States Constitution. On the other
hand, the plaintiff will claim that the law is proper
police regulation for the protection OF game that 1t re-
on the inhabitants OF the state aud that less rgor
ous law Will leave the statute open to evasion and rem
der II practically like previous laws for the same pur
pose dead letter. There are several suits already
brought depending the construction OF this law.
John PrOfatt appears for tho defendant appellant
Charles L. Whitehead for the plaintiff respondent.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

down the river may not be unintorestng The average
laborer rsos at O'Clock in the morning eats an early
pays from 10 10 20 each way less
than ten for his ride of five to eight miles on the
In sleigh. to the point OF WORK. WINE
ard all day long and is IN great danger OF con
the water am told IL IL not an un
commo thing for 10 fall in twice In one day. This
fact alone should call for more than day-abor wages.
81 70 or e. day get less than 81 So But let us
see how much he has left TO take heme with him.
Even IN he gets his breakfast at homo he has only e5
cents Neither scarcity OF work abundance OF nep
is reasonable excuse for such pitiless reinunera-
ton Low enough such wages whero no risk OF hto
is had but with the consequent danger OF losing ones
life they insulting. was told to-day that the ice
eight cents q ton. READER
Tip0i N T., Jan. f6, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITY.

THE CITY NOT LIABLE FOR THE ACTS or THE OLD
FIRE DEPARTMENT-RENT NOT TO BE PAID WITH
OUT A LEASE.
Judge Van Worst, sitting in Supreme Court,
Special Term. has decided in the OF Woodbridge
against Mayor tnat the city not responsible for
the acts OF the former Metropolitan Fire Department
The plaintiff o! those injured by the explosion
OF steam fire engine in the Bowery June 15. 1863
He sued both city and the Fire Department for s25
900 damages. The old Fire Department has
since been merged in the present Department
aud B therefore out of the On the part OF the city
it was demurred that it was not responsible Judge
Van Vrst holds that under the act of 1868 the Com
mssioners OF the Department were given control and
management OF the property, measures ana action
for the and extngushment OF fires and as
the Commissioners not appointed by, nor we're the
agents Of the city corporation the city Is not liable Tor
the omissions OF the Department, or OF Its Com
missoners or agents He directs Judgment Oh tno ue
murrer for the city, with costs. .
In the suit Of Thomas i, Davis against the city
tried yesterday before Judge Lawrence, In Supreme
Court Circuit Part Ill. the dismissed the COM
plant. The action brought for rent from August
1871 10 August 1873 at $500 per year. OF the oces on
Nassaus occupied Tor several years by the corpora
tiOn Counsel The rent regularly paid up to Aug
1871 and the Corporation Counsel continued to occupy
the premises until May, 1874 The defense was that the
city never bad leased the premises; what had @ oeen
paid TO Mr. Davis paid under an express statutory
provision. and the city merely S;s, assented TO TO
paid for, though IL had not hired them. Tie
plaintiff claimed that as, after having occupied the
premises at fixed rent the city continued TO occupy
Them the statutory presumption and rule was that the
continued 10 occupy them at the same rent ana was
liable to the landlord though lease had been made
Judge Lawrence held that this rule did not apply to
municipal corporation whose acts were regulated by
law and whose modes Of making contracts were strictly
prescribed, and plaintiff could show no legal agree
inepi the complaint Mr.. Trull appeared for
paintif ID. j. Dean and c. p. Miller for the city.
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D,s n:,.i:s s.ss Ssss: s,sl. .rf s...: .:
s.rs ss SSsss ss.as s1 ss:sss ss'is1
5 sfIs;', s.s.s M.sPs .psa: psssA sss. ss, c.
Brs Css (Br HOrgsa Belize via Ss h"y' o. w'hsn Iss
sssr Sarah p Bird, fin. Mobile. p asau~. ~ e SEA-
sss, os s.. sisssass T.sa fs E.s b s ca
sehr Bysa Leo psgDs.Si wsrrsn S,d. s.y; r,
seS seS aios:r fSssPso6 essssovn c. Husss
@ 81: a.I ns..s n%s;s.
ARRIVED.
S S f ss 5ys. OH hs @ Issss . % D .ss 81 =. e
Brs Camille COs Nassau " P cras misgs Nov 2s With sst
Bng eoano tAu.D, sqo RIO Grisde Dec T. VIA Hsrsstss
sshr Poe tho S.t of Calais. Lori Cseavse Mes Dsa a.
wis pIa. iogwood.
SPOKEN. .....
from sa' pioanstSvn 1s @ for Porto
seh L. Engh, Mer om fos Bot4s, ..ber. dur
log the the 9ih nt 90 poin, Ao, e bsos Bs.
taken Of bS cutter sar sad ngbt+ h. soss
Pos. srde. os ssvYoi scn put is''' s'"p' |.
distress.
Loypos Jan 23-Bsrt Mre Paee rhi'A 'aeS from Nse'H
The BARI c. which a.tDns csass'Os. iss bees
Liverpool ashore on G. Iusos Poinfhs been ss'ed
FORTRESS, MONROE Js rs ~ Baltimore. o,rs r.
Be9e Passed out bf.s Cnese ft RIO hneioi psnnous fes
tor wO sen, reps Thr M r' % pys,c es $500 s s f
Equator for Charleston onaa for Ir0denes A,ed al the
winfe from Pensacola for Phdsnha r.. qlsrensget
Baltimore Schr j. r. Bo gel from George fos
Phadelphs also 'ch FnO'os and B. Youss ir'n yrn. fos
Boston.
DoyroS jan 2j-Arnved steamships Carror Whga, ssvsnasht
General whitney Hsle NesYos Fsg Chaeon; Wa
TAYLOR Bamore ship asrna, bickle foa Cacnsl
schrs Betsy Goodwin Islands MssFses Bgzins o
Virginia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL jan 2j-TLe Cunad LiGe steamship Me-
Micksn from NexYo.k Jan l3 arrived here at OelOos SaudT
PLYsoUrB 25The Hamburx Am'csn Lac siesmshp Soc
Prann from A. Hsmbrrr auiyed bee tdav
25.-The Horti German hevds steamship
Frankfort Won qow from Ju via Havana Sh Zoe
Bremen. arrived here todsy.
GLASGOW 25Tbe Line steamship snse Of sersds.
Braes rom l3 here yesterday al Tbs
Of the line safe from ss Jester
day, at M. Tor NewlOrk
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS
Cabk
Steamship arrived Panama from San FrsneO. s ner-
and Central American ports Jan 2i
Steamship Henri ChaGncey afdyed Aspnvs from Newfort 90
Jan. 25.
Steamship ica arrived San Francisco from Panama. vie
Central Am.rca1 and Mexican ports, Jan "a.
For Latest Ship Ne,cs see Seventh Pd1ei
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Jan. 25.-In the Court of Appeals, Jan,
25 1873 on ssnGd caaroo & M e s
Justices Akeu rGrOver Foyer, eappao Anoe"' anu e ro
nation made, and Court poed ......,...
40. Geo s sprept by Wn Henry Anthon for appel
hut snd r. WesterTelt Of coun el for respondent .
No 33-John Courtney. appellant Gt riedelch ps.e. ~
Samuel " tsnda oil counssi io sPpAa
aud Samuel Hand for respoa aieuts - mi, .,.. 49,, o..
buchanan Railroad Company. sppellsn&-P.sed - -. =.
No 8einhod Bocken sppesnt>sgL John HadenbErg re-
spoUdenk-Submitted.
No 86e Trsderv Bank Of Buffalo appellant
National Bask al. resDonden-
Argued by Roger o appellant and VIM HGeeu for respondents
Proclamation made aud Court adjourned uDSt onoro" morning "
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principles which the President relies In his message.
IL these propositions stated by ordinary citizen
they would be laughed at But coming from the Pres
dent, they sustained by tho ndorsement Of the
ganizaton called the Republican party and by opinions
OF s0me citizens. And further any attempt by the ct
zeDs or the country to Join In meeting and TO stR
atze such acts aud principles revolutionary utterly
destructive TO the principles Of government and
Constitution opposed and sc0rned the organization
called the Republican party partisan, hasty and i'm
proper Let the record Of the position OF the Republican
party be made In the future IL be referred to with
profit 20 the country.
Nei0- York, Jan. II, 1879
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

and was substantial right Of the city. OF which 1t
could not be deprived without Its consent. t. ID.
Carks0n behalf Of the city said that Mr. Andrews,
tho Assistant Corporation Counsel had been called
away, but wished him to say his behalf that be had
seem TO him that the application OF parties having
slight a standing, the Court would. at Chambers
issue preliminary Injunction involving the obstruc
ton OF all the tho city In every department
Judge Donohue directed him to submit brief aud
served his decision.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
HARDsHIps OF ICE HARvEsTzRs

TO the EdtiOr Of The Tribune
SIR: The recent disturbances among the ice
companies aoog the Hudson not on the part of the
laborers without In this 1 speak only OF inc
strike and do not in cOuntenance the law
lessness or force resorted TO to induce or prevent
Others from working. think that estimate based
V"on tbiaes taoY here's aud even les ug and
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Francis Klep, who is charged with completely In
M OF o Of ehesp ewel into this port v held
YESTERDAY 10 i. 900 bail by Commissioner Shields
Paul Falk. the proprietor of the Tivoli Garden.
and Martin NsetnAn indd for volsiion o the Rxss law sp.
peAfed Yesterday In the District ana s
each
Tho Trial Of john RleY ley tbs killipx u Eab9lSa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Port oP sRw-FORk............. .'''''''''''S 70
CLEARED.
,,..,, v.,..a m, GSaS.p Lvsrpool, y. w. j. Hsrst
S,ssmsh,o F,,ssoo,s Bragg Portland. J. y. Ame.
ss.s SssSSsus p,ss. - KIs<asss>s synsssSs 0SA
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
plSSEyGERS ARRIYED

LIvRRPooLI" .l.s~sD @,y q sreoIy- . Jan rs..
.n,L,, j,ms. SCOT, I'd Madnnt ton, Mr. EsIast Ctafes
n Hooker j. G. Telort William Alderon MIRA buInS'Ms
NklloueY
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun dses... Til5 sas tes.. oii nsoo io'
ssn w.vss rup pAt- - ,ec
s..ay Boot o Gave al Hell oas Ferry lSO
rms DAP ,.e
sandy Hook IL 2l 8ors lssDa heh es~ ro"I' <S
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

Schumacher h on the calendar Of the Court Of 0Jsr and Ter
mper M ysser adjourned for weeks account OF the sb-
sspcs Of ths chief witness for the defense
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26


1914 .Gsutier Douglass 1886 Skinner, &C. sgt Fiss
Mfs. Co. exL, Nc
10. Lyon, Gc, agt Nance. 2OS. Merritt ag- Do~ey.
rs Mason agt Armstrong 2l6 Photographic Chems,l Co.
81 Clark rec'r &c, agt igt Doggett.
Cronkright &c. 2l9.. .Birtssll agt- Taylor.
Board Of Supervisors 20 Conkhn agt Ioodwn &c
Connolly Z22. .McKeLcr sgt Greene. &c. D,
lO3. Orcatt agt Lewis mo. -
124 Thompson Thompson Same agt same mo -
1i3. .Wash CLERK, agt Rooney
&c.
GENERAL TsRn--DAyIs, p j.. BRADY and DAsIELs JJ'
l30 Oakley aa'ee, al. The 22O Carpenter agt Besre
Mayor &c 81. Christopher & Tenth-st.
1i5 hullsiy sgt. The Mayor RR Co. egt Centrai
&c. Cross-own k.R. Go.
203. Voorhees, ct al egt Olm 65 The Mayor, &C. ast
stead ct al Genet.
2ll Deaysu agt Duncan and So 5ia..The Mayor &C., sgt
ano Genet.
So Ween ct a. ast ST. Paul l44 Ford agt The Mayor nc.
and p RR Co. ct al 80. .Beg9s sgI Brown ct a.
l52. Moore agE The Mayor, 81 Vail err. sgt Lane
&c. l4O BOwery HaL bsbk as|
l55..-ar The Mayor. &c
2l3 SchOnbg sgt Cheney 220a Matthew sgt heyerosTs.
2lj. Barlow et al sgt Meyers l21 .Voorhs IT, agI Inc
2lB.. .Wormser sgt. Garvey. o. - Mayor &s IT.,
an GRAY and ano AIT Gan 1876 Stevens, erL, agt The
mayor &c;
2l8 Preuud a9t Imp and l42. .Speves Fisk, err.
Trad Nat Bank l43.SpeVers agt Psk, err.
l3l. Glover sgt. The Mayor