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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

A couple of men were playing game
of cards for small sum in the Sazerac
Saloon the other evening, says the
Eureka Sentinel, when Peter Canavan,
who was sitting by looking at the game,
remarked that a few days before he had
an extraordinary run of luck. having
won nineteen straight games ofseven-up.
allow much were you playing for?" in
quired one of the players. "We com
menced at dollar apiece" said Peter,
"and doubled the stakes each game"
"Was "ll the money put up?" "Cer-
tainly," answered Peter, "it was all on
the table in trade dollars; never play
for Jaw bone" "How much did you rake
down after the last gamer" well,
don't exactly remember" said Mr.. Can
avan, "bnt it was a right smart little
sum-" 81 should say it was" remarked
his friend. taking out his pencil and do
ing little figuring in arithmetical pro-
gression on his shirt cuff; you raked
down exactly Eve hundred and twenty
four thousand, two hundred and eighty
eight trade dollarsP' "JerusAlem?" ex.
claimed Peter, al had no idea il was SC
much! Gentlemen, it's my treat"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

The Rev. G. Gnachtrip. of the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal Church says
that he tried and found the following a
preventive and cure for small pox:
Take one grain snlphate of zinc and one
grain digitalis Tor fo1glove). Put this
in half tumbler of water and place in
pint bottle. Leave it stand twenty
four hours. Then put in a tablespoon
full of Orleans sugar. Shake well and
then ill up with rain water. A table
spoonful of this taken every morning
will prevent the disease. even though
exposed to il. When the symptoms OF
small pox, such az headache. pain in the
back and fever comes on n tablespoonful
for an adult and teaspoonful for chill
dren every halfhour will prevent the dis
ease.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

The Milwaukee (Wis.) Commercial
Times Of Jan. 20, contains this astonish-
ishing statement: "Mr. Cliff Thnrston
exhibited at the Commercial-Times of.
hce this morning a rare curiosity. IL was
the skull Of an Aztec, found at Wan.
kesha. The evidence is educed, proving
beyond the shadow of reasonable doubt,
that the former inhabitants Of our West
ern suburb were Of the singular race
whose lahors exist only in Arizona. The
most singular thing about the skull was
a glass eye which yet remains firm in its
socket, going to show that the former in
hAbitants Of Waukesha were cultivated
and enlightened people.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

An Omaha dispatch saysa large num-
Der Of citizens have left there during the
past week for the Black Hills, and many
persons are arriving daily On route from
the East. Much trouble Is anticipated
with the Indians in that section this
summer. The Arrapahoes, who have
been sonth thi. winter. say they are de-
terminrd on n war for the possession Of
the Black Hills country and are prepar-
ed for it. Il il thought the Government
may interfere to keep the miners out,
but may leave them to protect themsel-
YES
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

The Cincinnati Gazette's Tiffin, Ohio,
special reports the discovery there of a
child supposed to be Charles Ross. His
photograph has been sent to Mr.. Ross.
at Philadelphia, who admits that the
boy bears a close resemblance to his son,
and asks that he be kept until Mr.. Ross
reaches there. The child was left there
in October last by two men, who have
not since been seen. He gives his name
as Charlie Skates, and says be came from
Cincinnati.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

The last week Of the 6r-t month of
the Centennial year was unquestionably
a week of crime. Abiding Go the heavy
stealing the past week, the Philadelphia
Ledger remarks that the reports ~ they
daily come to light, should awaken the
vigilance Of those in charge Of all insti-
tutions having money or other valuablea
in keeping. New England contributes
the heaviest-the Winslow fnrgeries and
the Northampton Bank robbery, the lat
ter now being estimated az 81 100000
worth of securities But New jersey
come well into line with delalcation Of
about $4,000 At New Brunswick. From
more distant States there are stories Of
nearly successful attempts IN robbiug
express trains Of large amounts, and IN
New York long series Of thefts from
an express company are just revealed, A
plot for an express car burglary ON the
Lake Shore aud Michigan southern
Railroad, on Wednesday night, was de-
tccted, and the four burglars were caught
in the act. Then we have the ahscond-
ing Of the Covington, Ky, City Treas
urer, leaving a deficit in his accounts Of
sixteen thousand dollars; the impcuch-
ment Of the Treasurer OF West Virginia,
and the arrest Of Detroit postmaster
for robbing the mails thirteen years ago,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

Place a man in a position that will
carfully tax him and try Him, posi-
tion that will often bring blush to his
cheek and the sweat TO his brow, a posi-
tion that will overmaster him at the
time, and cause him to rack his brain
for resources. Place him in position
like this. But everv time he trips go TO
his rescue; go not with words of blame
or censure, but 90 with manfnl words Of
encouragement; look him boldly in the
eye and speak to him with soul and en-
phasis. This is the way to make a man
of a boy and a giant of man. If a
man has pluck and talest, no matter
whether he ever filled given position
or not, put him in it, if worthy, and he
will soon not only fill il. but outgrow it,
But put none in position with a faint
heart. This is the way to kill him. Put
him in grandly with most unmistakable
confidence. Drop no caveats. but bold
ly point the way, and then stand by with
the will and conntenance of a true friend
Thus try twenty men, such as have been
named, and nineteen will succeed.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

Step up 10 a citizen and tell hlm ihht
his father and grandfather we're lunntica
and zee how quickly he'll crook hia
elbow. Yet, let that citizen shoot SOME
body. and he'll bless You IL you1l help
him prove that al bis ancestors were
not only crazy, bat the biggest fools in
the nrighhorhood ~ Detroit Free Press.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04
Modern Greece.


| half expected 10 End here a half
asleep people. lazily following old-fa-h-
ioned ways Of proceeding; but, on the
contrary, more wide awake govern
ment cannot be found It Is You know,
a constitutional monarchy that rules
free Greece. 1t is not like England in
having a king, but in everything but the
name lie is much more like our presi-
dent, since in many ways his power is
circum-crihed.
Athens has some 45 600 or $4,000 Peo-
pie. But within three or four miles ARE
many little villages, Thus making every
thing here more stirring, as the country
towns do their shopping" here.
Indeed. end it hard 10 realize that
am not in real live Yankee city.
Here the king, queen, ministers, and
officers dress like Americans, and thus,
the fashionable example being set, fully
two-thirds. ifnot more dress exactly as
we do. We are in the midst Of a wide
awake intelligent. go-ahead people, and
it il hard to believe that they are
"heathenish' in religious views. The
fact Is they stand where German infdcl-
ity does--on mnterinlistic grounds
careless Of the whole subject Of religion,
saving il is no concern Of theirs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

Trying TO do business without adger-
tising is hike winkinR al a pretty girl in
the dark; you may know what you are
doing, but nobody else does.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-02-04

"Well; I won't CO." said the stranger.
in a determined voice. 81 guess I'll
knock around and see If | can't run
across q good dog fight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
SATURDAY, April l-P. NJ.

OF the general business of the past week perhaps
the less said the better. The speculation IN wheat
seems TO have expended itself, and with declining
prices we miss the daily report of an active export
demand that somehow fails 10 be verified by the
actual quantity exported. The week in financial
circles has been devoid of interest except to the
spectators on the Stock Exchange. Money has con-
tinued in full supply on pledge OF ordinary
stock collateral at to A per cent
while for strictly primo commercial paper
there is demand in excess Of the supply at to
per cent Government bonds a small trade have
rather dragged and close weak at il to l. per cent
below last Saturdays prices. The principal hansac
tions in railroad bonds confined to those which
should be classed as more less speculative, and
therefore have furnished no clear indication OF
the drift of investment capital Tho stock
market has been inactive and generally shows
a marked decline i'll prices. The aggregate OF
business for the week comprised the pure aso and
sale of ST, 900 shares, of which, however, about
GjO 600 shares were confined to the four leading
stocks viz, Lake Shore, Erie, Western Union, ana
Pacific Mail. While tbs decline has extended very
generally over the active list there has been no APP
parent reason for il that did not eN-
ist in rs full force weeks ago as now, unless III
be that the bulls, in view of the unfayorabe outlook
in regard to the general business OF the country,
have become thoroughly tHtu VI INC A'uu 'ioh VA
sustaining the market, an made up their minds to
Wit out from under In tho decline, ST. Paul Pre-
ferred Of the speculative list has taken the lead in
fall to GA with reaction to 65la. The payment
OH this stock OF a Ii per cent dividend in the sink
ing funds of the Company seems to have been fully
discounted in its advance from cote SO, dividend on
so that the market will take stock now except
upon a marked concession upon each lot sold The
payment of the dividend in this form adds to the
annual interest charge against the Company over
Sl2O 0OO equal to about per cent OH the preferred
stock. The common stock followed after the pre-
| ferred until il sold at 39l29393 thus once more
selling down lower than the common stock of the
North West. which only declined from 1878 to 4 a
Ala. Northwest Preferred duh, and was
maintained at 90. The movements in Lake Shore
have been confusing to the average operator having
nuctuated frequently within range of la li2 pei
cent but finally closed the week within % per CEN
Of it's lowest price at o9s4. The stock wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
CIVIL NOTES.

The report of VIM. f. Adrich, receiver of the
Mutual BENEFIT Savings Bank filed saturday with the
Comfy Clerk his receipts 10 April to have been
si55lG7 So and his disbU ssments ST. 20 IT,
Judge Donohue, IN Supreme Court, Chambers, on
Saturday made authorizing the receiver OF the COM
meri.l Warehouse Company, which is being wound up 10y
voluntary dissolution loan the funds III MS as On CAL Oh
good security
The question as TO the compensation due Shipping
Comm sioner Duncan further argued Saturday The
GALAXY OF the Commas oner is Fixed by law at S0OC GUY ~
allowance stipulated for ONCE expenses Iho
the COmlnssi amount ~ about SLOUOVu aIhStt -
nsoueT Cuman red the matter 20 Judge Johnson
United States Circuit Court Tor ms decision.
Suits have been begun in the United States Dis
te Court by the Government against John Wood limo
tiy c. Kmban Wood recover $50 on the
official bond Wood Paymasier IN the Navy
Another now suit against Ellen Spaudnc. execu1 ~ tue
hufus +. Andrews Si30J Ellen spAuhHhs ";
bixDy Butler H. Bi1by lhNas d: ,oo & sts be1 on
bond OF Alexander spauidng formerly Ooe'I'i Vi o'
Before United States Commissioner Owen on sat
prtav peton was sworn 20 which been filed in the
Tinted ses Circuit Court Eastern Circuit Of Viz
gnia Tor the appoint OF Receivers for The At~nc MIS-
sspn aud Ohio iaiIoaa Company The petitioners are the
painti6s N of Francis SkAidy William b. duncan
and ;. L. n Barlow, rus eeS against me SoiipsSy,
tt,en request OF tie english ~
hold s. 0,U0J Of the Conpanys bonds NhiIes H. @ 20
Y0rk, and Thomas Bocock OF virginia are named as
receivers.
joseph Haydoek on Saturday began suit in the
eauty branch Circuit Court against John
f. Henry Theo, ore CGrran Henry Bowen, and Tie
Metropo Medicine Company - recover damages or tho
manufacture 10 Oways pills and ointment ny tie
oeferdppts The ownership which is claimed by the plaintiff
by Of alleged assignment OF cOpyI1s ron Acsis
Holloway Coz hisd Win the lio"iin 81 f5t
n6 compass John f. Henry uTdn. a Co. IRON ing
further manufacture AMI sale o thclr pas ana oNeb o
lemanding accounting for damages Tor the previous
violations OF the alleged nights Of the D44'nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
DECISIONS-APRL l.

Saprsae Court Cbamters-bY Judge Donohns.-
Whiteman Green e al OBran agt Green OF a. yoes
act Green Il al Koran asL Koran ria.gr agt 1 ,,
Tnylor AIT The Mayor &c; Knight aSt Jene Inc b@hA
for Savlps &C. ag TrenOr ct al French anu anO ag fu
or et AL matter Hall matter OF LafEin, &C. miei Uf
frmbls: matter OF Ncwman.-- Granted FiZnOOOps ast
PcyseT agt SchOTiug me feope &C. az
Purael-Dened. PamtI sgt The humphreys sltGllc 10
tneopahic Medicine Company et a-uiaiicdi allowance
mi, 10 ma Ie allowance Matter Of opening L6jhst new
street art OF lOthave-Costs taxed Mater OF Ool-
Must be referred The Meiropolian Gas en' ss
The MAJOR, &o-AOSancs OF one PEI cent Lttdhel atl
lulchman.-Motisn denied. Wood agi AINrch-0I.eI up
pointing temporary receiver Matter Cf Lo"eife-heeehCo
CIR uTt-Part H-By Judge Lawrence Biger ct al agI
The Mayor &c.-Mou0n for new thai denied
S,l,eytor Coart-SpecdI 7erm-By Judge Sedgwlck
--Sifse re agt ONe al. Monier AT Beekman 81 al
judgments sisned Spoiord agl TIE Texas LAM
Sec memorandum The LycOmng FIRE INSURANCE NohPAn'
act Klc1isch.-Order settled , q, MI.
y Judge CGrtis.-ScAloemet agt. Kappen0erg. &c IAN
tRs conapt dismissed with $40 costs schooner AK nap
CONF dismissed VITA $40 costs
bemott AIT McMuhn-OTder osneelng us pendens Sblih
ACT Crow ct Slheeree rlort csnhmeG anu Juepct VI
Foreclosure and sale. Inc Tribune AosOcAuOh Est
Motion denied with leave 10 appellant 10 serve ne" uhueI
taking within i've days proceedings stayea N &c
sehwalho, agt st No. er nsriy iic.
ACT ORely xurdered thai paDuh nave judgment LOT
return Of property, Charm ag Cham In an ah aeh
proo OF Inc service the and complaint on me De
fendan 10 Rules 20 "a ana 81 O the "ehef~ ues
Of tie courts.
Marine Court h0mbers-By Judge McAdam.-
eTsnte Msteos AIT. NOan-Mohou denied, $40 cos,s TO
6.esdan' abide GarssleT st IuthOldcr drtct-
ing James Avery third party, TO pay over money S
Receiver 9ppOiated Dasin as N"c-
Sei scllueter at. DussDbury; Russell agt Mcheayei
Flanagan at Tie Mayor &c. Lenden at Medoaur Beck.
hs1seY All HUBER Wells agt BJyer-MOuons to advance
cause. graned Ennis Brown: Pratt agt Neh0ll fGlA
Or SleIgc.- Rec alyers appointed hhWhb"OlH As@
MinsT.-Proceedings vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
p4SSENGERS S1LLED.

FOR LIvFRPoOI-In steamship Citv Of chester April L
J. C. Rd@le S0ge MI 6 h fso S"Pe IT, StaE Mrs Bry
AMI ami two children Madam Corp Miss Corp, Pedro corp
P,znatricS Mrs Henry FitzpaIc Uhas H. Hibbari Frank
p Krugon r. w. r. hitchen MIS- yapnen ma cdrnis r.
Bariic a. IL Turner. 1irs u; Turner Master Turner H
Misc Turner. Mrs T. r. Weston, Miss Liza W. "3,on' -
TGoiaas &mssa Mss,n. y. Hurado, r Caswel Mrs @. d.
y, tsGgsb5p BGifir April col sanford Mis-. Ada Harley
Nm H. Scott Chas. Sulley MIS- Chas sulGy, MI; anu u
Ham Holman Chas sandsrson y. w. Trescott, Herbert
Wsdsworth SIR iuftado VIM Bolrdman. Hlasko Lent
Hoigson Mrs. T. H. Hodgson, Dr. w d. Qut,,npeIy' o. y;
sampson Mis-, g.. r. sampson Edgar McMaren h neg a
Hartman. Il W Cooper and servant W. W. frine' Geo D
Jones, II. W. Genny Mt Menhies coo, NJ. n
Wntng children aud nur-es Ms Jane Grey s"sshelIa'
Ulrie Miss klen HARE VIM scott, Mrs. Reedt and ch,
dreu bfr Knowles. Thomas hughes tss LAMBERT Inward
Robert Sanleson Mace. Gustav Keichari James oc
H. Browne. W. t. Eeneer, VIM II Aubyn' bertie bapeI'
son. Master Frank Atkinson Master Aiiied Ata y,
VIM. II. Tel hr. WIN H. Tel NJ susan r. ii'g Sn
VIM. HJHna. l. A. Cyse, WIFE aud infant fdN ara
and wiic .. Mars VIM C. Armstrong ihoma' h"iih'Ni''
ToE TFFMEN IN S,omsjp HaJstlrg, Arri i,Dr;
Dayids g. i,sith Mr. C. Heit. Max Lhlrp Master GsIo'
f,oaGe T. Haas H. Orrchs, Frank Ellison August sddl-
Day CRAZE MIR. bertha Ins Mr. Lab.tte helm
l1d rhl John " 'rawey, "a Low. dro y,,nr soref
MR. Eugene Morr Mrs loltrnse .ons AIon H t,
sHs. Aoo iure and child VIM i'ine Mrs. a W. w ~
" o5brr ard chd p H. Vubrer, Abraham re'-lE Henry
Jrulol Herald rnnrI Miss Thercse BarHOit Juus Lev.
Iugsiou, Mr, JULIUS L-yIugs,on, William fOtts,thei f'%
F6E GL.AsGOw-Ta stSGashiP IN toy1, AIrl l.-Willsn
fwaIl- Egerrt Jacob Adler, Andrew atso ,nAei
H. MrCoun.n John Mitchell Charlie, H. lhou is1l james
car Vron deorgsna colt Miss Geor4ina scott Miss At
Jonn }. liggns NJ D. aud lazy M. E]ans'n s
Johustone ana lady James Iuni Herman J"'eisio.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THE COURTS.
THE APRIL TERN.

The civil courts during the April term are
assigned a. follows: The Supreme Court, General Term
is adjourned 10 April 49, TO render decisions which will
probabiy include the decision the Rapid Transit ques
ton Judge Lawrence Judge Brady, and Judge Larre
moro are assigned Circuits OF the Supreme Court
Judcc Van Worst Is assigned 70 the Special Term Judge
Barrett IS Unsigned 10 Supreme Court, Chambers, but
having adjourned the March OF Circuit Part l., I'M
iii tomorrow to continue the trial of Taylor against
Could some exchange after to-day Will be necessary
The adjourned term will he held in the General Term
room On April Il Judge Barrett will open oyer and
Ternner to hear the report the lunacy OF Romano
Dillon accused Of shooting Mr. DileOer at the Westmhs
ter Hotel.
In the Superior Court two tlia eT1ns VIII ne heiu oy
biefTustice Mcneil and Judge sedgwick; Judges Cur
lis and Sanford will hold the General Term and Judge
speir Special Term and Chambers. Judge Sanford Will
ait to-day in Trial Term, Part l., TO close up
the case of Funche against the New-IorK MUTUAL
Insurance Company, and the trial OF another SUIT
growing out of the same facts will probably
be begun Immediately after. In the Court Of Common
Pleas the General Term meets to-day only to hand in de-
usios There Will be trial terms or this court presided
over nv Judges Van Hocsen, Van BrUnt, ana j. f. bay,
except tgat in p r. Judge Robinson VIII CLOS" up lnt
third tra, Of the Of German against kanak me
speca! Term and Chambers will be held by CneJut zee
Daly TIE Marine Court has three trial terms, presided
over Judges AlkeT. Sheridan. ana shea Judge James
T. SunOt not en- assigned 10 d6y tue olher uSes
That question may judiciaiy presented should Mr.
SnnOtt undertake TO do any Of those dues OF uIge ot
Of court which require special assignment IN AL 'ue
courts the business is continually increasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1876

ht Fogers Was stopping at Concord, Tenn and Detec
tive Folk was assist Corwin. Detective Corwin
succeeded Saturday, by means OF uec0y IS''e
leading Rogers into the custody OF Detective Folk Inc
money will be nearly all recovered package contain
ing 50, 800 in money reached the ftOn baH on oa la
day from sister OF Rogers in Georgia, 10 whom ne nau
sent il for bis vfe's &c - the opinion OF many a1
has become Insane ON the sbect OF stOck Iashe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
COST OF UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS.

The report of the Commissioners OF Esti-
mate and Assessment the opening Of the East RIVER
Park and Avenue B, between seyentyninth ana Eghty
tbirdsts and the line Of Avenue and the East RIVER
was submitted OF Saturday to Judge Donohue: Inc COSTS
of the proceedings S7,115 93 damages Tor ianu
taken S255,119 81; assessed TO the city, Sl2243l ~
to propertyowners S139,SOf Tho report or the Coi-
m.sioners on the Diagonal Avenue between Tent-ave
aud the Boulevard and observation-disclosures anu
ndforty Ourth-sts was also sun n n
Ths costs are - 449 IS; damages awarded SlZo,l3i
ihe cry is assessed s66,3l1 80; the prOpery-o"hefS
eb6.g3l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

pay divided into i've acts. the inteimlssons between
which he had evidently improved gentleman riding III
one OF our street ears got his feet strengthened ms eSs
as well as he could adjusted his hat looked up ana
measured for an instant the distance Ia the Dell strap
made a dive for H. caught IL at the third attempt put MS
entire weight on it, and OF course rang BON bells
vioently Here! here. what's the matter WIN yer
yeed The conductor What are yer ringing the bell at
both ends forp Because" replied the passenger
with great contempt "because hic) want DOth ends ol
tho lhIc) car TO stOp."-[N. y. Evening Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
TIE FULTON BANK DEFAULTER CAPTURED.

TIE FULTON BASh DLfAJblEh thii bhEb'
Il. p Rogers, the defaulting paying teller OF
the Fulton Bank OF Brooklyn is on his way TO this
CITY In company with Detectives COrwn and Folk Of the
Brook yn Central office lie captured In Tennessee
near Knoxville Mrs. Rogers told the police that she
had often heard her husband say he would like TO own
sheep in Tennessee. Texas and with this slender hint
the detectives began the chase Detective Corwin while
in Knoxville last Monday ascerained that package OF
money had lett deposit in one OF the banks there
by Mr. Dow real estate agent. lie immediately saw
Dow from whom ho learned that the money had been
sent TO him by Rogers who had talked with him IN rea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Total sales for he week.
go, seller 20 days.

The last day of the week has not proved an active
one upon the Stock Exchange, the total transactions
aggregating only about 1ls,000 shares. After
steady and rather firm opening for the general specu
latiye list the market developed more orders to sell
than To buy and accordingly prices declined from 4
to III per cent, and closed at nearly the lowest
points. Illinois Central and Central New-Jersey,
however, were exceptions to the rule, the former
with more transactions than OF late advanced u per
cent aud the latter, the declaration of the usual
quarterly dividend Of 2l2 per cent, sold NJ to lOs
The general transactions were feature,es, and are
sufficiently explained by tine following be showing
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03


1879. Colt agt. The y. c. ore
Dres. 60.
1853. .EcEort and anO. agt.
story ct al.
ll2l..SpeaI at Lawrence.
357. The Ocean MAI. Bank
OF y. Y. ast. Wal.
bridge.
7'7i2. Brown agt LounsOuTy.
$50. .GlsJi AT. ThoTAtcn.
l55J. .Cmlis agt. Tue Mayor,
&C.
1919. D.ckersOn agt. The
mayor. &c.
I 81. Uihcnbach agt. HetZeI
and auO.
1923. Worth agt. Dr.scOl. and
inO.
1925. .AasOids0n agt. Buess.
oSoHUE, j.
2G46. .Cavanagh, adm'X, &c,
agt. DlDsnOro.
HAS. .LoughraD, Jr. agt. Mat
thess 10 al.
eJS. .GourarG Agt. spencer.
2sS2. Matlcs agt sharp,
adm'X.
2G9S. Malcolm agt. EVANS,
lupicad-d, sc.
1922 Hess agt stern.
1926 = maggie ast The Mayor,
sc.
1910. Gilbert ana an0., &c,
agL Marsh, &c.
lOi6 Security Bank OF y. Y.
agt. Fuller.
1919 Wheeler agt. DOOdy CT
al.
1920. Port agt. Harriott 20 al
.26. Langley agt. Catholic
Male Orp, AsyluIn.
1853. Burgess and ano. agt.
Mray, implicated. &C.
1874. Mcbride, &c. ayL Tho
Second ave. q. X. Co.
/ 5 50. Sutton agt. Lash.
HIS 2. MOfauge agt. tent
1903. SpOhOrd agL McPhaiL
1oG. .SlOats agt. Tho Mayor,
&c.
2tOl Nelson, r., agt. The
Mayor, &C.
956l2. Connolly OF al. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
18Th. Wyukoop agt The
Mayor, &c.
059i9. Forester and ano. agt.
The Mayor, &c.
23S1. .kiiman ast.The Mayor,
&c.
1872. Mayer agt. The Mayor,
&c.
294S. .RDleDbrand agt- Tbs
Mayor, &c.