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The New York herald., 1875-10-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL, Oct 17-Arived bark Carrie Humphrey, Gro
zer, Bath, Me-
BREMEN, Oct e-Arrived bark Gauss Gen, steengrafe
New York.
CADrz Oct 1e-Arrved, bark Chestina Redman, Red
man, New York
ELsrNoRE-Arriyed bark Peter Warwick OBJ, Kline,
Cronstadt.
LISBON, Oct le-Arrived, brig L Manson, Munson New
York
PLYMourH Oct 16-Arrived, steamer Gellert (Ger Bs.
rcnd, New York for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN Oct II 80 PM-Arrived steamer City Of
Richmond CBl, Mcchieny New York for Liverpool
on Pastnet I7th 10 PM, Baltic Br Gleadell,
from New York via Queenstown for Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
A DOCTORS TROUBLES.

DELAYING ! FUNERAL TO HOLD AN INQUEST
TWO Posr-MoRTEM EXAMINATIONS or THE
BODY.
At eleven O'CLOCK Yesterday morning large number
Of friends or the late william II Lambert whose sud
den death was reported ID the HERALD OF yesterday
assembled at lis atc residence No. 1917 Broad
way FOR the purpose of attending the funeral few
later Coroner Croker together with bis deputy
DR. MacWhinnic arrived and proceeded to hold an in.
quest
Dr. Dew, who has figured 50 prominently IN the case
present, with number Of other physicians and al
proceeded explain his of the Friday pre-
vious. II win be remembered that Dr. Dew made
postmortom examination Of the body after the case
had been given into the hands Of the Coroner.
The Doctor discairned any intention 81 ransgressng
the law IN the natter and said lie acted he thought
for the best He il physician II most excellent stand.
Ing, and although he freely admits having done
wrong claims Lis action was prompted BY moth
ing but the purcst motives. He called TO SEQ
the deceased only hye minutes before bis death, bat
was positive that death resulted from some Kind
81 heart disease, although he could not of course say
what the nature of tic disease without lrst max
ing post -nortem examination This he concluded To
90, AZ the wife readily gave her consent and be
wholly ignorant p tho law governing such cases.
In ~ cases where there y not aproper certificate
4 as % the cnnso of death the deputy coroner
\ Is required u ascertain The cause and then
4 grant such certificate Under these circun-
\ stances y was necessary % examine the body
again. Accordingly the friends who had come as they
supposed 10 the funeral, required TO yacntc lie
\ apartment where lay the corpse, and tho body was
once more stripped and opened ana thoroughly ~
amined What with this AMI tho delay 0ccasionod by
taking testimony tho funeral ceremony could not La
held until three O'Clock ia the afternoon.
The cause of death found as reported by Dr.
Dew to ~ heart disease Before concluding the mat
ter Dr Dow made affidavit TO the effect that he II
not purposcly violate the law governing such eases
and that he had acted conscentiousy u dong 10
( did
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
BROOKLYN.

There are sol convicts confined Il the Kings County
Pen.tentary.
The Long Island Baptist Association win meet in
Williamsburg tomorrow
To-day is the last opportunity that will be afforded
citizens who desire Il the coming election 70
register The polls will be open from q II a Al and
from to 10 T. NJ.
The Rev. Dr. Fulton made an appeal yesterday to bis
flock to pay on the debt Or their church, amounting to
$4,000 He did not allude 70 the recent unpleasant
ness between himself ind people
The clothing store of Israel Lowenthal, 2l5 Myrtle
avenue was burglarously entered on Saturday night
and robbed Or $l99 worth OF cloths, Subsequently
John Mccormick arrested suspicion Of being
or the parties implicated
In the course of official corruption,
delivered by the Rev MI. Davis Of the Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church. yesterday he said that IN heaven
there would be no treasury where favored few could
plunge their hands clear up 70 their elbows nor would
there be any burdensone taxes.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
JERSEY JUSTICE.
A PENITEETIARY WARDEN CHARGED w=n

A PEN1TEETIARY WARDEN CHARGE0 WIN
BRUTALITY.
For some time past serious charges have been made
by prisoners and others against the management 81 the
Essex County Penitentiary, which charges have finally
resulted In the ordering Of Investigation BY the
proper authorities the Board Of Chosen Freehoders.
The drst case OF alleged cruelty and nsocnce of ocen
L tla4 the Warden toward prisoner named Charles
Dougherty This person declared 70 mem
bcrs X his family aud others that, although
convicted Or a petty offence, he had been
subject most brutal Treatments that he had beon tor
tured that lie driven TO attempt 70 escape, aud
that when caught he severely punished with soli-
ary confinement ball and chain, and bread and water
ior several months and that after being punished for
ths be was dragged into % be tried 0r u "a MS
convict clothes and ha hands tn haudcuha One
'badGer' Burns AYERS also that he most brutaly
tfcHtods That while suffering severely with
rheumatism ha WA ordered % work and, unable
lo 20 the Work assigned hstrung up" his
hands manacied and BE tied ID ono position FOR drye
when hc afkea l1r doctor came aud ordered him
t0 Pc Hken down. but rctuaed prescribe because Tho
EAevn objected AaIIaa Alaa aecAaSes l1st iaI LA
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. s 1875-TRPLE

Bark Fisher CBr from Quebec for Marypo Oct 1, lat "a
Ion so
Bark Bumbrae BD, from Cardiff for cardenas, Sept ~
nj 22 40 Ion 20 49, -
Bark Bruennow GER Paget, from stettn for Sandy Hook
Sept 2S, lat 81 Ion ~.
Bark Aristides (No0, wold from Rotterdam for Boston,
Sept 10, lat a. Ion 80. =.
Bark Maggie r from Montreal for Montevdeo, Aug "a,
lat 10 n Ion IS w.
A German bark showing RFC'k, from New York Tor Ant
werp. Sept 20 lat As 81, Ion 81 Is.
Tie Royalty reported Amerieaul, from New York for
san Francisco, days Aug 23 lat 80 80 lon 81 20
Brig Daisy Of aud for New York from Constantinope, Sept
~, 80 miles w Of Cape Matapan -
Brig sophia (Brl from the West Indies for Yarmouth Ms
Oct IL, OF Nantucket
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

NJ NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
HERALD yacht showing while burn
ING red green red changing the other
In succefson be several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by pre-
pairing any they may have for Che Ship
Department 81 the HERALD.
Gs-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels nrriv
ing New York do by undressing such vessels
81 HERALD news yacht pier NJ ! East River New York
Letters received from an parts the promptly
Hvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

merehant shipping and shpmnsters informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No le Fleet street London or to the
Paris office, addressing Bennett Avenue de ropera
Paris the arrivals a and departures European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign trading
with the United Staes the win cabled to this coun
try free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from Preach aud Med-
teanean ports win find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
srOKEN.

ship Washington Chase from Liverpool for New York,
Scpt 25 lat ~, lon ~ 80
Ship Hope, Ianc0ck. from New YORK Tor fokohama, Ang
-, LAT 2 90 ~ lon - O3 w.
ship St0wcl Brown 1Ir), from Bombay Tor Liverpool
Sept n. lat 30 26. lon - 30 :
Bark Vfbia (BD Kenncy from Gloucester Tor New YORK.
Sept -. lat 80 Ion i6.
Bark Neva tr from Limerick Tor New York, IL days out
SEPT IA. at "A -. wv LJks
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

John Muller sixty years Of age, baker, formerly Of
Williamsburg but at the present time having home,
attempted 10 commit suicide last night by cutting his
throat with q razor while in lot in Union avenue
Home street fremont He sent 70 the Ninety
ninth street Reception Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

trivial offence Of talking In his cell he was dubbed m
mercfully third prisoner named Patrick Murphy,
that he the Warden jump on the toes oi
poor old prisoner named Boylan and kick his legs,
because while suffering from rheumatism, he coula NOT
keep time in the marching An ex.deputy warden
named Williams alleges that Yermilyei the warden,
acted the part Of a perfect yrant with the prisoners
and keepers alike Tomorrow the investigation begins.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
THE COURTS.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Bixby.
SEVENTH AVENUE RUFFIANs.

SEVENTH AVENUE RuFFIANs.
Late on Saturday night Mr James Mitchell OF No.
42s West Twenty seventh street, and Mr. Archibald
Smith ONO 4o7 West Twenty fifth street. pass.
ing the OF Twenty street and Seventh
avenue, when they surrounded by crowd Of
young men who iostled against them and pushed them
toward the gutter. Mr.. Mitchell suddenly missed his
watch and accused members Of the crowd Of taking H.
He rewarded for this assertion by receiving blow
In the side Of the head which completely stunned him.
The crowd then ran away but Mr.. smith, MitchelPs
companion, pursued them aud succeeded IN capturing
81 the gang, named James Wright Wright was
arragned before Judge BiXby yesterday morning ana
held IL 81, 600 bail TO answer at General Sessions
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
GALVESTON LlGnrsnIr DIsAn1rD.

GALVESTON, oct l2cRp Cook, nt tho ightship tender
DHndco states that the injuries ~ tho ghtshp such
that 1t will b. necessary have her repaired before she
take her position at The entrance 70 tile harOor The ship is
lying opposite the wharf and leaking badly Capt
Cook has placed buoy where the ship should be
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
Press forward, press forward, the prize Is in view;
There's a crown 81 glory ii heaven for you;
Youll give Him glory and III give Him glory,
DEATH OF A POLICE SERGEANT.

Sergeant George T. Westing, OF the Mounted Squad,
died at i've O'Clock Saturday afternoon at his resi-
dence, No. O53 Second avenue The deceased con
tracted cold while duty al the police review
during the visit TO this city Of King Kaakaua he leaves
n larg mil
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
WIIALEMEN.

Sailed from Newport III, ~ bark Greyhound, Allen
Or0m Inkiun Ocean. New Bedford, in tow.
letter from Capt MOsher OF bark Gazee of NIB reports
her Aug IA, gith l5S b5s sp o-all well.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. SlilS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

GHRArrAR SEPT 20-Sailed bark Regina Tolck Ray Qrom
CataniA. New York
Arrived oct s. brig Jones CBr, Nickerson, New York
tsee MisceD.
ourGFc, Oct l5-cicarcd steamer Sandman Br), Dut-
ton Liverpool
Sr VINcEST CIV sept 14-Arrived schr Lizzie p Gregg
Anderson Portland sailed 10Th for Buena Vista.
, 1875-05-26
The HORSE DISEASE.

ar, Lou1s, No., May. GA post-uportem ex-
animation Of horsea that have died by tho dis
eaao prevailing here, made BY number OF
promtuon. PHYSICIANS aud veterinary surgeons,
elbows oonclusiyely thet the disease IL corsbro-
splnal meningitis. Tho malady Is not spreading
much. aud ylolda quite readily to treatn,ouL
81. Lou|s G!e6t-Democrat, afav II.
Five moro Of the SICK hoyHes died Ut tho Dolle-
fonta;no car.asabIos yastosday. aud throe weru
e1pecsc1 to die before tl,ls morning. Tue other
horsrn at tho stable are ronyaleHclhg. Dr.. Swift.
tho veterinary silrrcou tn charge OF tho stables,
has retained DR.. Dam, lato City Chemist, 70
analyzo the conte11sa Of the stonachs Of the
dead 1oracs. l1o expocts 10 wrlto . report In a
Tow tinys. stating !As symptoms OF tha aiseaso,
md Buggea!ing mode o5 treasmeut.
Dr.. H"ift, Dr. Doan. md BIT. Mccullough. su-
patntsutuut oil tho Dellefonlalue car stables,
went yn4torday to hco tnatc belongtng to Mr.
n. G. Howard. horsr-tlcaloE. No. l4l2 North Hoy-
onth ntlc cet. Thu nnltnnl had boon struca With
tho disease, bnt iu = miller form than usual
Dr.. swlt says tho d'sease il nplnal meningitis.
aud Ia eptHoUttc.
Last night but live OF tho cars OF the Dsllofon.
taino lino wsro r,,nnng 1t haylug been decided
to Eiye the stock d rett.
Mr. Ki"lnan, chiof tar1'el nf sno ohltea btescs
Army n this poht, male visit to tba i}otiston-
,tAins wtatlcs yesterday, With view 10 Informing
hisolI ~ to the nhturc Of tho prevailing dsease.
1a an Interview with Gloaa- lAHooras reporter
last night, he stated shat tn his opinion sho nAl-
aty xRa not OF i contagious natu1o, aud arose
wholly from local ca,.beH. He said, further
moro. that ll.s stabo was manftest'y lacking In
bo!h light aud ventilation that ttorn was want
pt drainage. aud that general ar OF nncleanli.
pes4 prevailed. or had prevailed up TO the timo
pf tho appearance os tho dlsea,o. MI. ksernan
laid that tho piles Ut llth In tho roar OF
Ehe stables woro enough to s1cft : 1a'arlal TO-
eucnce throughout tho eutlro nalehborlaood, 70
the Danger of human Aa we'll - AA!mal iiFa' lla
fAs not ready to fully agroo With tlls opinion ~.
}snccd bY Dr t1wift, ~ 10 tho character Of the
liscnse, nor In sc4dII.osa to advance theor! oi
tiA oHn.
, 1875-05-26

Rss. O; II. TIFFANY. D. p, - MscespleAf aAn
saa!1t'h IT, i IT, 1:tt si ssss ssa. ~'a'
, 1875-05-26

l!o prints ht!ed With similar correspondence.
After repeated applications. he gained hnsrlng
Of tAa Iinaes aud stated that ha received pay
for his Information. This was 1 ''houauzA"
which, ia hia .mpeouniuus condition, hs could
not afford u leaxe unworked. 60. couaequentE1.
I'll Eotte Of tales woro manufactured Apu sacta
sllltfnlly distorted 10 sustain tho poaltlon ta1on
aud SECURE ulolo duoAts.
That falAshooda Hefe told Aod published
know, and the 1tmes car tot! whcthcF am cor
roctty Informed In regard to tleir being paid for
The publication OF these ecAudala rtoauced
tho result desired by tho conspiratoFh. An
Investigation wAs made last Nuyeulbef by two
representatives OF tho Architect'y Office. aud
subsequently By Ar. Oakshokt, auPsss|siug
inspector. Thsao aeutleuleu NADIA thorough
examination Of my books, accounts, and Of tho
building, and ! nAs fully o1onerstcd OF tho
charges made ayAnht ms, but WAS ropElmanled
for ahottcom,nKs iu tho stoue-cuttIng depart
mant oyer which had 10 cont rol. sud tho super
vision OF which Was relieved froua iu Decou-
bor. 1871 Tue naturu of The charges that wsro
nlade agairst u,o Which lcI to th!a investigation
was not adyiueti Of. OF Of tho pessous making
tA4,,, Ono Of the gentlemen investigators Mhu
enjoys 4 character for morality WHOM It homo
stoopoi to tho lnloconk occupation Of aInataur
detective Mhiis here, aud coufotreA WITH tho
maloonteutH. TLcta was not = word bfeathat1
10 mo of this aIpArto pSuooedinki but the load
Of lilth which was carried to Washington has
from timo to time bseu communicated to cor
respondents 1t the Capitol, and coming thence
has assumed 4 semt 'oAlclsl character. ! Will
hers remark that there Ia auttFaly
TOO MUCH AMATEUR wonr
done II doSornnlaat DuScAatA. Tho eJssem e&
, 1875-05-26

-. ,,.t ttyo mt ut hoen ftte'l M. but naw Il 70
l.Ss1td they viii III come ont md sry tasss lust.
e,f ninety es.ea .sd ?"ns ~ 9 ~, Az, rs,s. 51s.
i,y s9a rab's...a ed Vii 60 Into STREET san!asy.
t' Wssrson, tho aho and o1pericneed .gont nt the
toa DIV rstra. whsh ara qstty AH,tsiesee In ~
ta re.1yo bsne,s eons,dsraly. thonsh thc rah" DFe
ths11 ,1ats of satss shtrturs holding back,
,tsHpa that " Waiting '''ss S,I orsss' w. ,ssy
taola .nnsi: tl,.y knnw what the rates arc, md
lana Of tle vestela ara allowed under eaalty to
-, IT, rom fbe tsrtn rates. Hence they hate IL,
ies.t trs.ty lfnrk Of tho v,a1c!s that hsvo formcl
e.. e. sonbifsa jo tina far do sen,a4 with Tic eass
tso1s. l,e urr-n Bay md wtH sotn srsscs Afo mars
sno.It. In f1,luH, IN tho sxtcH fruln iinfo InA
.s nt eil NJ destructive thurs from tho olher
IA IA al ths lake,
, 1875-05-26

nuHtnin tho contemplated building. or II
it MAS necessary to design lighter structure
to meet tho requirements Of tho Bol!.
and, according to !he best Of my kno~loags and
bo,iof. khn act1on takcn lY thu Department MSS
Influenced By tho calculations, deductions con.
clusions and opinions OF the worry "dxrerts
animation OF tho foundations. seem to have
boen cndesyosing to stuisity themselves by DO.
rictlng klurmtng defects resulting from the
adoption Of tho very courne which t4eY originals
iy urged ~ Al inialIibla tncaps OF preventing
theh.
II wa1 decided 10 carry up tho Dearborn, Jack.
aon aud AbalaB atfest fronts to tho o1oluRlon OF
t4at Oh Turk street. As tho building prosiesa;
Cd. and became anare Of tho euolaaous aud
uuequalIy distributed weights thas Ind to te
carried, bocs,ue oxeeodlpyty anxious that tho
Clark street trout should slao 10 carried up
simultaneously. Bo that the WEIGHT OF the
building would be eteoly distributed.
To th!s euq urged tue commencement nc; e. q ,t TITS
9. H. Farwo1, ]. u. Ward, aud n. b. Judd, WHO.
| htlieya, slao urged 1t on the Department. 1n
laat July Waited Washington sod urged this
nattor, but did not rsoelvo tho requisite autlor~
bent BY Mr. Cosy In furnishing tho cut atono,
aud BY mYaef In putting 1t In l,ssoc, 80 "a to 90
euro ~ equAa pressure ssound tho onsire build
'ns. About Tho beginning Ut October MT. Cory
stono-c cutters, aud this, together with tho sogeso
weather which con1nencod In January, !ntor-
fored with tho execution Of th!s plan. which. !
an satisfied now, should. for the safety Anti i'll
teKEity OF The building, o. prosecuted with sKof.
| Az hE0ARpa TAk a13NA
| Of which tho exterior wslls are constructed, !
| lave litto at prc4spt 10 a4v, - UNDERSTAND
tint stops arc being taken through tho courts Of
jnsti.o to thotouGhly Investigate this matter.
auarTy, md personally know nothing Q: Ia r.
SOURCES. lts Aioption was msds BY The Bso1a-
tsrJ Of tha Trcssaryt atter ho,ng Submitted u
, 1875-05-26
In TIC Circuit Court uf tie United Stuscs,
Southern Di2.riet Of New Yurk.
m THE MATTER or THE SALE OF
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE,


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essss s4 pAJ tail Matters tls s!1n u ~ leAt ous
huuvI th1u.Aaa dl.rs n cab pArt r*:nsa', 10 be
sals and stth.a s4ty d.t tn.Fu4tss[ er ~ aas eaa
ii tbs deeds taet-tp ths has1ss n eeaa; FntIdet.
1ae1 beads 1ALeu nla1 hssV tesn sanctAnei ~ tho
tAurt may b. tAlen CASH. s~eA bud IN sat eat* -
bc tAkeu nn!t hs sush ~ amHuae ~ svGl! ruAt the
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ssid decree ~. ths nslr.i6asd lbs Matter teaa.iat
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, 1875-05-26

rb. sgcnt II lhia port of Of tho steamboat l!nea
,,tue lc.wesn buffalo And Chicago has roculyed In.
.,,uetlon teid tetgrarhtc announcement OF tbs
r.k.se and arrivals os aeauboats of at Line, unless
.rntth!ng extraordinary requires tho sasue Hereto.
fe tho boats passed or stopped 1t thts p'rt
ssa Chlcsgo aud buffalo ageuts were Immediately
rottacd IL EA!d in support Ut the ruported oI
roa.lon lima to bc put Oh tho Grand Hasen And
ffnica1o rnue, that two bolfs hayo been naned fur
H. r.rl.s md that q Chicago man expectn to hc-
sops sgeu, st ilat port. it may 10 addal that
Clp H. j. tsckolt Of this port iefs hero last Friday
ret returned. Thosa pcrtons fond OF drawing con-
tInslons LAYo opportunity to uauso thetnsslFss-
re Irfss.
, 1875-05-26

III. etmr Teonnaoh arrived hero Jes.erasy from
odtr, With tie lr.t cargo Of salt ftons Canadian
o,t hi, Most at tho rrop=!1sra delayed by
+. fos haye urrIyod safely, Amtny these ara sla
rrop, Res4.a, Empire s.ate, Idaho. snd tsva....
Fl. James DOWN is re1ttlny h!s Iron stsam-
e,,hs. ths L!ttle F1oronce. Whtn completed
Ia will run OIL TIC Calumet 1usbr. TIM schr Lnn,.
T., ,s1mau was RIM tnto hy a sclnonrr. tbe nanlr Of
ntrh eond not Ia learnot, and had her ya"!-l'o4t
sn,thei Ys*tcrshy, While Icing lowed aUwn tho river
' Cut, Banleys' now srhuonrr, Mary A. 0ro3ory,
:tteuty anchcd ut 0t'RoryA *liryar uill leave fur
Ereeu b,y ~ thn end of thta ~c:k Tas Large lnM.
atniupAng. II tho market een,ains Al aetra ~ It
a. Jtstsrdly. nil tho cargs will he tifAiFa Il of iit
~ or two :. Tho schr Ianlro viii ia repaired Il
Ttcpnd, aud then ,nake anuthcr effort 10 reach shs
toupsEy.
, 1875-05-26

In tbs f,frchft Const OF s1ts limited 8tatess
sautliorn u1atrict of hsw Hnrk.
IN TIE MATTER OF THE SALE OF
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
UNDER DECREE CF FORECLOSURE
MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
REQUIRING PROOF OF BONDS OF AND CLAIMS
AGAINST SAID RAILROAD,

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tesldu- iher-cf II any shall b subjce e
snr hrrr and prioy IN dAtthutIon this Court %ha
leseaftor establish aud doc. Tor faa' purpote
And to the end that tho pocccds arsnE from the ach!ea
of Tbs HcEE&rd pfttuses and bAAncet being IN thu
Receivers hands It the tlo Of such aalcs ther~Arf
witch haFd Atea nay Art-o En any otn:r sanrct
whatever tFo sAd properly. should be ptpet di!trb
~ and tho ptoEtsons In recrtnce 10 zach rtFfcbu,.
ahnsh rces shond b. tnty easrtet out according M hs
White Eau. b. appointed Muster Commt.son. 'o he.
tail sud sYatsmasealIJ all the Anunnts nooa+sa7 ant
proper DO pAlt Of said mousra and uasuionsd Q
oeuded Ia secinn, marked ebto fsst scoopd. taird
ftrth. fifth. tti s-rrnta and fich'h. And II fur nr
nfdsrcd. that thu s2ld NAster fl4 gts Ie&a thitf
tA3. petite by Advertisement Ia p1hshn
places heretofore nsred y! ihc tne aud ao, VII
and wtere he will Atterd 10 tAks proat OF tho claims.
Snx. tht. u ~ noil5, disect, A1d sd1url>s to- al
r,rt!r~ having ofatns speehed embraced in tsd osdc
II r'iescnce and all Ad+ huljers Q! tenis. such
ar>ra1ncd shcr-n. and al paret In any nteecstet
II pzt!t.Iy aat1orsed .t.ofn;; b,tas. nc. III .a!t
P-t.t's:rr building. IN tha CITY Of Scw fork,
iy+ h";~.,n tho rrss An httcsnsh dsIs nf .1alT on
riga. hundred and atveH'y.vs, 10th tnoluhis
,lnia.. ,.I faurn day Of july e!ecp:et hot~cou th
n-snf IT HI and u ms r,pct and sAttAfAc
prtx'f II tura clsm and btIsis Ia nrler that rue
e,s bc heard y Aud reported 70 us Court b. II
KENNETH e. NI1ITE.
| Eperlhl Muster Commissioner
FREDERICK a. LANE.
Solicitor aui ii roan<el for c,m2tsnA1's.
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