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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
ANOTHER ART COLLECTION.

Another interesting private gallery of paint
In.s - accessible tho pIio. 81. Snder-relie-
grul. No II Clinton place. has generously consented 10
exhibit lie collection for the benefit of the Peabody
home for Ascd Women" The private view took place
Saturday evening. and the pictures VIII bo open Ia
the public Tor a fen weeks 10 T.ey mostly
modern hut there specimens Of such famous old
tcfs Titan, fnioretto Ribbons Rembrandt. Ruy siac
the Tsniers. and Gu do Rent Tie modern French and
Belgian schools richly Illustrated. very lew eminent
being unrcprcsened. The works uf Corot. Rons
sea TrUyun. and VebO, eshOycn alone will richly repay
visit to tails gallery bui there are. in addition. Ge
rome. Horace Vornet, Diaz, aud Any Sch ner. IL Is
collection Of equal variety excellence and for the
sake III the charity which will profit by exhibition
should receive The attention of tho artlovng public.
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EYE AND EAR INEIRNiAPY

At n meeting Of the Board of Directors of
the Eye and Lar lntnaIy yesterday Royal Phelps pre-
siding, the reports Of the Visiting Committees showed
satIsactoy condition u the building and OF the
provisions Tor the proper treatment Of the coming
under Its special care. Acknowledgement lido OF
gns of $50 each from j. j. Aston and WIN. e. Schermer
horn one Of 300 from T. W. Meyer. and ono of 500
from James Stokes. VIM c. schcmerhorn uuan-
mOnsly elected director O Ill vacancy created by tho
death Of BeiJamin Wherwright, wlo bad been for
many years very efficient memb' tho Board Since
the brgnnng of the year 1907 patients have rrce eel
gTatntous treatment 26i2 OF that number suffering
from diseases OF the 9S6 from diseases OF the
and 30 from diseases OF noe and throat The treas
urer OF the nnrmary Is John L. Rier vi No. ~ Cedafs.
who Will receive sIiu further donations
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PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS.

DISCUSSION IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLE
REVIEW OF THE WORK or THE YEAR BY ihh
roARp OF FOREIGN MIssIoNs-REr' RT Oh Thk
srANpIxG c0MMTTTEE-rHE INDIAN QUESTION
OPPOSITION TO REDUCTION OF THE OUTLAY
FOR NIssIoXs-ACTIyE PART TAKEN IN TIE
DISCUSSION BY MIssIoNARIEs.
The Presbyterian General Assembly held only two
sessions yesterday, adjouruins during the afternoon
on account Of the Brooklyn Sunday-school anniver-
sary. The subject of discussion was the report OF
the Standing Committee on Foreign MISSIONS which
was read by the Rev. DR.. Jonathan Edwards. Inc
principal speakers were Dr. Lowrie, Dir. Rankin and
the Rev. Mr.. Calhoun. " no was formerly a mission
AIRY The report protested against the transfer OF
the control of the Indians from tho Interior Depart
ment tn the War Department. The Board OF Foreign
Missions in its review of the work OF the year
showed that encouraging progress bad been made IN
all the fields of missionary labor Most of the
sneakers earnestly opposed any reduction in tho out
Law for missions.
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GEN TERGY'N EXPEDITION.
TIE COMMANDERS OF TIE NrrDInoN-PREPARA-
TioNs To MfECH

THE COMMANDERS OF TIE ENrl DIioN-PREPAiA-
IioNs To MhECH
FoRr 4. LIECoLN, ID. T., May 1i.-Ihis
morning Gen. L. II. Tony forna'iJ assumed command of
the moons about 10 take The I AGAINST The hostile
sioux The following officers announced a, his stan
cot T. W smith. Captain isth Inilutry. Acting Assistant
ssr IL =. iIu.hc, captain 80 lDinuy. ami Lieut. l. D.
H...,at .rr,in ! ". Williams Cr.-f siruc'l onioer
Cant o. D. Iri rio argr. tlirf ItiutHrt 'fl,1E
IIrui "a. J. NovlaI, ia tssary. thait~rnaser
Gen Custer ru,'uI' Coiuuc ~ the 4t1 cavalry. u
In command u bis regiment the - troops ~ which are
Together now tor 'hc lint time snre 10 ORGANIZATION IN
1850 The companies ATE commanded By capts. Ben.
trcu Keogh Yates. Weir. Flouch. N"ylan. Custer Ne
pualu ann L.eui- Godfrey snib. Mcintosh and Cal
hnuu IIcu Vauuim cuui.uind. one company ~ Indian
SCOUT AID Low. 2Oth nfantry fourn eating
battery MAJOR /. a. sanger commant5 the infantry,
coutuem. 81 two companies 81 tie l7th nuder Capt
MrArtuur aud Lieut. Cnluuc and one company ot the
Gih under capt Blrcr There are. In addition. guides
Interpreters and transfers iu all amounting 10 80 mcn
May ia rain Storm set 10 yrsiesdly ALTER
noon which. showing ma sim, ~ abatement Gen Tory
has therefor, conuicrnuuded the order gwen 10 march
"a , this morning We have lJ7 heavily Laden
tennis which could not The present condition ~ the
r,nd. ~. taken over the b'ua. that sguuul camp
without CRAFTY cu1nsenug the further usriulnfss Of
The teams. 4 large wagon train - required. for tLo
troop. have 20 march ard desert ~ 200
miles before they will reach the de.,uatnn-tho mouth
OF Gendinc Creek. ca the Yellowstone E.yer.
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rsve in Trinity Churcl-yard At o'clock the lrne wiz
Be- formed Fourage with tir riEa1 !, decorate
l,,,.,fs q ave i'm woGdlawu Cemetery, ana ano ncI
viii p.ncsed TO Greenwood and Calvary cemeteries ~
limo III ma eli viii then b. down Broadway 20 tnc
FERRY q, Erookl W. and Themes 20 CylrrS@ INNS Till
terry Al tire Academy of Muse in the evening, ho h;n
to1kliur will deliver an address. the proceed. ol WIFI
viii he 1plcd Tor the erection OF To Soldiers anu '"
ors' Home. . -, ,,,, NTH . salute Of
"a onns fOnygch by rc siCus exercises, ~ anulcs "
fine nv J. D. Fulton, ami tho reading or an 2r,s,a
,,o,n nv CnI r n Chittenden At the Naval ngsps'!.
fe,rnte = Rlniip Post No. 10 and Maloy fonI NO o.
viii stIew lho graves with flowers The siHes ~ ,e
Csfsrv of tbs Holy Cross will be decorated py fIah
NH pnst md command Of John Mosncf' anu rioso
a. The Eyergreens Ivy the Eastern District Ps lno,J
Cemctcrv ana at the Lafayette Ayen'ia PrcsDy 'er"h
Church IN tho evening.
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THE uETHODIST CONFERENCE.

MISSIONARY .coNFFRENCEs-EX- REVELs
CHOSEN EDITOR or THE soUTh-WEsrEkN AID
vucATR"-REGULAR LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
BfGUN.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 24.-Bishop Haven
presided in the Conference to-day After religious SET
vices tie unfinished business OF yesterday the report OF
the Committee on Itnerancy reversing tie action OF inc
Wisconsin Conference IA conyicns the Rev j. T. VII
SON presiding elder OF mala m!nlstiaton In refusing 10
entertain an appeal the facts In regard to which were
given IN the dispatches OF yesterday WAS taken mp ana
airr discuss laid the table uut the judiciary
Committee shall make a report the question OF Law IN
VOWED
Majority and minority reports OF the Committee on
Lay Delegates providing for lay delegation ana Tor ial
representation IN district conferences, were taken up
discussed ud without decisive at tuu ald un l"c l"p
report of tie Committee %" Missions Icconiut n.ins
tb. OF auiLaft1n Of annual runrI, mes IN CHINA iu"a
Svs leu Norway. a.d Lay We. dc1atei ana a0ovteu'
4cl or pf COLu.teu OB E4H'dtl.h ttcoluih'uu'
iue aud providing for tie alb sunrBt 81 ne yccuhIs
and evening schools was considered anu hnopt'N!
H. IL. itA c~, ID. -. elected EDITOR Of me Sphh-
Bssrn Chrisi,D AdUOc RE al New-OIi'ars ID. hoN''-
Is tnr cO.Orea c1-Uuitrd ltAe- ScuuOr IFU hl''i'l
TIC Cuuirithcr py 5..D -uy Tor TIE Ass sno Ic-'ai
legislative m.-iliess nul made considerable p.ogr IS
under the npi LEGATION OF Tie previous question, WINCH
Was OIutIcG a Number ui u.nrs.
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DECORATI6N DAY.
PREPARATIONS FOR rrs OBSERVANCE ~ THIS CITY
AND BROOKLYN.

PREPARATIONS FOR IRIS OBSERVANCE ~ THIS CITY
AND BROOKLYN.
Ii il hoped by those who have charge of
the preparations for Decoration bay that the
raiiou this year will general and Ia ger
scale than that any previous anniversary The head
utrtcr, of Grand Marshal ". H. Kraft have bccu rsJal
nslicd AT the C0uagr," IN UnonsIu4re and circulars
have been addressed To tho df,ront posts of
The Grand Army OF the Republic, well
~ ID many military and civic Organizations. re-
guessing active covporaion II " Thought that there
Wild he 5000 IN The procession. Col Spencer of
tho 5th Regiment. with hs stan. viii aids To the
Grand Marshal T1e organizations that have sieni-
He'd an intention 10 take pat the exercises ~
follows skidnl0re COlored Guard Charles II. NarIiod.
commanding: Cdloiei Veteran Corps. commanded ~
Major James -. Les; Company Of the ooh Regiment.
under Capt. Brennan. the 63tb Veteran Association,
under John Roman Capt. T. H. Hogan. with the Officers
Climb Of The Irish Ergade Major Carl keius Cavalry
1roup, udcu First Lieut. Martin Held; Battery
Il. Fist Division, ". g., Commanded by Capt. john
ke'm; Turner Cadets aud dunn corps commanded by
Major H. Lenrfarl: the Veteran singing Society the
2Utb 33th and 4lst New-York Veterans; The German
Veteran Association: Kules Post No ~; J. e. Reno
Post No. A. Tie statue Oi Washington Union square
will he decorated nj Nay 80 by POSI- Cameron,
No. 20. Post Abraham Lncoln No. IL Will at the
time decorate Lincons monument at Union square, and
Phil KeaIny Post No. Is viii accurate Gen. kearpy's
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LIE INSURANCE REFORNS.
THE FORFEITURE OF POLICIES REs1RIcTED-rHIRIY
DAYS oF GRACE-TuE HOLDING OF PROPERTY


TIE FoRrruURz OF POLICIES REslRicrEp-i'i''i
DAYS oP GRACE-THE HOLDING OF PROPERTY
ny COMPANIES.
ALBANY, May %. The mcagerness OF IN
suraure legislation should be- cause OF echefa coh
graduation 10 the insurance companies Throughout 'e
s,,te Only four bills have been passed ana nome vi
these contain any radical change In the present laws
All o, the big strikes" have been suppreSsed ooioro
reaching the Governors Chamber or those wien ua'o
received the Governors signature. one now Known us
Chatter BAL Of the Laws of 1876. was senator star
buek bill relative the forfeiture of policies oy NC III
surance companies. and as enacted provides that no
company may declare policies forfeited Tor noupay meht
uuti 30 DAYS after payment Is due anu on colu
ton that notice such payment Delng , h'o
sLau have been sent Ia the pOlicy-loidef 81 ualS
h.torc n becomes due. Chapter 30I was , ,hd'oI
'W,odins bill aud provides that no HE and health con-
many sha hold within this State any real estate oey1h
lis necessary office building. with lot ana siich as shd
RECEIVE NJ security upon loans or shall purchase AT 81 -
mos judgments. d.creos, Or mortgages "D'u"u 90 1o
for debts Chap. 800 Air Ceres biIl pf"Ndcs TIA. oi
ejgu com nn,s shall pay per cent upon al premiums
rec lived Tor the of the FIRE Dea tnt nj ia Ic po
where they are situated. and the agent VI sUch COMPANY
sLai rntef INFO A lnul of 800 such payment Crap
Ter AGO I, he Aslury bill which ecndrts or mat Com
pauy the law permitting lie receiver to distribute te
money in tue hands Uf tHc superintendent Dut II ehh.o.
90 into effect until the courts shall tave detl go upon Va,
trlcc,ic bill for "A similar purpose no" N
f,re tlru The Cont of Appeals has re emu uetue
adversely TO bin hut the recover " TIE EeeC'c HAS
r.un "a now process 10 rcrover
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PROMINENT DELEGATES.

THE READER or THE REPORT ON FOREIGN MISSIONS
MISSIONARIES WHO PARTICIPATED IN 1liE DIS
cUssIoN OTHER CONSPICUOUS CLERGYMET.
The adjournment during tho afternoon d.
minished the time usually occupied by the Assembly ID
discussing an important subjects and the foreign mis-
sonary work. the topic OF yesterday Is regarded as one
OF the most interesting branches OF the Cmchs enter
prise The report this subject was read by Dr. iona
than Edwards who spoken OF before as being
one of the leading members of the body He Is under
the medium hight OF stout hgue' with snort giayish
hair and closey-cropped beard. His appearance in
dicates intellectual power and in speaking no displays
force and emphasis exceeded by any other member
He never rises to speak unless he has definite object in
view aud he takes tho platform Inc is listened
20 with marked attention One of the most important
parts OF the report read by him yesterday was the IN
stlucou to tho Board Of Foreign Mssions 10 prepare
memorial Congress- protesting against the transfer oil
tho care OF tho Indians to the War Department. Ine
statement that such transfer wOud be likely To IN
augurate Indian policy which VIII Dc UNJUST anu
cruel called forth general applause.
The speaker who occupied the most time during the
morning session a former missionary. the Rev SIM
con H. lhOun lie Is ~ 20 years OF ago; MS hgure
Is tall and thn his shoulders are bent forward ana nus
face is saow His whole appearance indicates rugged
frame worn by long His voice. however, is strong
and his tones are deliberate For forty years ne was
missionary in the Turkish Empire; thiry-two years ne
lived on the Lebanon range within five miles of the Mel
iterTaneSn and 2400 feet above the level Of that sea In
voice deep and tTemulous with emotion nc said t was
his hope that he might die in the spot where he had
lived 40 long and which he loved we'll Enthusiasm
and applause greeted statement that in his possession
was deed OF piece OF land on Mount Zion, IN JeTusa
lem. Dr. COan. another missionary. who took part III
the d eussion has venerable appearance ms Oear IL
long aud white, and black sAucap always covers his
head.
On the right OF the Moderator sits a delegate appa
rently more than 20 years oi His hair is snowy
white and his face is red and smoothly shaven lie oc
cupes the end OF pew and though taking 40 part III the
proceedings gives to them keen ana wachIm interest
This venerable man the Rev. John Spanding d. d. o
this CITY, Another delegate of striking appearance Is the
Rev John F. HcDly OF Louisville, Ky. He is tail ana
spare being apparently over six feet IN hight long
black coat makes his hight sCom even greater HIS CONF
tenance is solemn, almost severe. aid bis long oacR
hair is combed back smoothly from rGGdy anu clean
shaven face he speaks no towers above the otncF
delegates, and his tones rich and persuasive
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run cnner or APPHALs.

srn,vy. NAV 81 In the Court Of Appeals
"wednesday. NAV -, 1875 -. III.
No ls-tlln act Gilman. w W. Gage TOT api"ilaui
closed Hrrtu-u II ease. . ., ,.-,-,.
appellant Robin Tracy inr resp'nd'bt
so $50 Watson PtsHrL
..t-Frrry stephens ARMED by VIM fnisey 'or
an. ltrt. lTlo ifa.cs 2. 2 -I'H'irnt
I-G- Western NJ. YORK lie Insurance Company at
Clinton Arvuei by SIR. rarOox FOR appellant. T. country
man Tor rrspnsdr1L
No lg1-Na-nf a~i. Partridge.
No igl- klltum Art. Ssne.
No lg3-~uNAtr AIT. Sama. Argued as enc cause Nv
wheeler H. PEE, appellant Joseph II. Choate for
respondent
Proclamation mn 20 and tho court adjourned. -
Day calendar Thurs ay Ma %, 1876: NOS 1872, l63
lJT. 1913, 2Ol. 2O9, POI. 2Oa.
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motion was made yesterday before Judge
Larremorr. u supreme Court. Chambers. behalf 81
The Farmers Loan sud T.urt Company. To have them
subs, iuted trustees 81 The sinking fUud mortgage
made 10y the Milwaukee and ~ Pam Railroad Company,
now the Chicago. Milwaukee" aRl Pans Railroad Cbm-
PAW. In place Of David NJ Hd-os tAo surviving rus,re
that mortgage" The mortgage made Tor - 600
the basis ~ by The road an Of an elevator
ard other structures tnr handling i-ht The profits
the elevator aud other profit were pledged -
sinking fluid 10 this murtga-e. and under II the actual
amount NJ the outstanding bonds has been reduced be-
low Sl200.oOO. The present motion IL based on
allegations that the defendant has b. c-Ine a resi-
dent OF France. aud cannot attend personally
L. the interests OF the boudhodcrs, but has
delegated his authority without thrir consent
Ia an attorney this city, and tiat The b0udholtor
majority ~ whom desire the Farmers Loan aud Trust
Company. not satisfied tO have trustee who nnut
act swiftly fur them gruCy, and u hey nj the
reach The courts al this country personally II ocrn'on
SHOULD arise compel hin, Ia ti.r action on their behalf
The counsel appcli ing ~ resist 4 4" mutlnn argue At
sir Hughes "a abandoned his drtucllc, ns absence
from The country S4 bc merely fur the purpose
OF educating Ia. dugLter hnd his Intention beng to re-
to this country when that object was Hrconp S'rd
ulst that lie Eaa been repeatedly, since lSn2 IN New
YORK where he mrans tO RESUME his Residence Judge
Larrcmore reserved his decision. J. H. Robinson APP
pcared for plaintiff Mr.. lngegs"il FOR defendants.
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ACCUSED WHISKY DEALERS IN Coohr

Before Judge Benedict in the united oGteS
Circuit Court, Criminal Branch, yesterday John H. Ely
p n povd Enamel Eisiug. James Anthony, Edward A.
Rourv f. p Hill. William s. Miller, and William d. kice
peadcd not guilty the indictments against thrn Ioi
romplicty i'm tho whisky frauds. The plea was ele,r
will tLe privilege TO the defendants OF withdTawne VIC
pea before the second day Of the June TERM wheh Co
trial of the suits will DO begun.
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yssyPNGFR, JRRITFD

PROM LOSDON-M steamship Canada, NJ - a.. 10
Nrs Fr ser Rae, ami Mrs J. =. COppr SAT 40" eh
g,oi anu I chiidren. MI AMI Mr. = Inms'cs ri MA
orr. Mr and Mrs.. ~ Psi-ted and children, M a. "a
Jaiues Itiympnd ,ieorge \ Ray mon l. MI d'n " Glsf
PIct. Mr. T. NJ. Peach sud children, Ars jan. .rrJ
AMI 3 Ell a en- srs a. i0Wnrt a. ,ianghfrr No. No
siri chlueu Mrs &. "a. rage chiiucn ara 81 t.nes>
A q. Psg. Mis- e. NJ Psgr. Mis. A. Chan e.s ~ aAlA
Mis- NJ. I, og Mira a. Grrenwyl ME- hhp ~ smgrws
Miss rz ,oa,es. Mis iisiea Mile MIS- g. xn,n,inrt
y 4 Iebert y Bausgn. Y. NoEi hinntl f. ~, ,,ssbsl
r ". Dove, James waiAer, L. Hayden !" ~ yss. arsns
Barblry MI Jar H. \. Macran, harp Aeh - s.f-ss
tlarl.s PANT taFrsdoI Moore Rev. d"u" -. T. OIis
4. a. " htnsy, IA. e. Cross, W. g = Sios,' '
fiflls AMI ew TUd,t. Lewis DuEstor, WIN. Burn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
CONVICTION OF A NOTED FoRGER-

Charles ]. Williamson, one of the three men
implicated in tho series OF extensive forgeres Of oohd VI
the New-York Centra Erie, and other railroads I'd Tue
Summer of 1873 was yesterday found guilty Id the CONT
of General Sessions after trial lasting SIX days WI"
Iamson will be put Immediately upon trial on TWO or
three ot her indictments for similar Ofonses ne hts az
ready served two terms ut the State Prison at sing sing
TIE exact extent OF the railroad bond fOlgees Is ot
Known but il estimated to have been nearly @oOooOV
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7, vos evening and from vine-coyered

pllzt come "A voice q sshi, Whose iltte Gle asc
Vou T. and another softly murmuled Your little rUOn;
and then there followed gentle tender sound Ike That
ptuurrd by lifting rubber boot Oui oi the muh. Ahd
On Toe street outside strrr-iOoking mddle-agrd man
with no button Oh his shirt collar api q manuscrpt
hr4dcd hatgimuny Curse " IA us hand stopped ana
hang hiichngpist with the ar OF Ohr wsO Las
ne,IaIltly swallowed . tnotb.-f Norwich Buietia
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THE COURTS.
OPPOSING THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
The herring of the motion for an mjuncti,

The hearing OF the m0t10n TOT an UDIitctIoH
in the case OF Abrhsl Miller against TIC Trustees OF inc
New-York Bridge Company ard others mas neeh SCI
down for July ~ at the request of counsel Leave was
,pled Ia the palntif If he finds the defendants bout
IA s,retc wires across piers 10 Obstnct otherwise
navigation to apply for preliminary Injunction" IL
was stated by counsel in court yesterday that no cu1
,youli me taken by the Bridge Company before July IL
which would render such an injunction necessary.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ioii
san r,.aa 40 san s.ots -. 7Iy Aooo scts'"'
HIGH wATKK rIlis DAr-Ah n r.yrv ly
sandy IIook Sol Cows Ialan,t S:Si hoh W. h'~'S'
~ BE;n wAIER ms DAY.. . ,..xx ii0
Sandy Hank y,3l lovs IsiandL 1901 Hell o. fo''''
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Part III.-DyEllAx. ].

Part ILL.,
81. Black and ano. sgt The
Continental National
Bank.
301. Leo agt. Sayies ct al
ll27. The Manhattan Life
Ius. 90. set. Doyiin.
Ill. .ue.man ct 81. agt. The
Amr. Pak sp. Co.
G2l. Aver II aCt. Webster
OF al.
1909. Moody ct al act. Pcli.
1897 .Newburger agt. Mon
quiH.
57jia. DOrtv agt. Bapp.
1891. Never agt. White RI al.
gz3 y. Fessenden agt. the ".
J. Car. 5. a. X. Co
SUPERIOR CoURr-Sr
3...Graham agt. Liverm0re
TRIAL-rERa-PA
rs. Cobb agt. Wood.
21Ol. Weiss Ggt. Brennan.
Sheriff.
lli3. .SchuteTt egt Lorfilard
lard ct al.
r074.. Archer sgt. Clark 1T al
2I30. Rooster agt. Conner.
Sheriff.
1l79. POmerDy agt. The TEN
pie Both III ct al
$50. .Kidder ct al agt. Tay.
Tor.
eos. .Jessup ct al. agt. Car
negie
2021. .UBrien agt The Mayor
&c. ~ n. Y.
ITO. Bronson CT al agt- Tho
Del, Lack. and W
X. k. Co.
1929 Sens agt. Mcrello Il al.
1873. Conner agt Gavin
Pact H.
1875. .Gottberg agt. Conner,
Sheriff.
TAI. .Starin agt. Kelly.
9l9. Van Dorm agt The G.
p p n IS and L. r.
1924. .McCafierty ct al. agt
Hanson oil al.
100. Heath ct al. at. Fried
man.
IT'S. HAYES agt. B0okman.
1915. schuyler ct al agt. Ner.
chants TX. Nat Blk
ct al.
TAG. Harris ct al. sgt. Bur.
dett
CoMaOs PLgAs-EQUT1
%. Bird sgt. Hnrd.
4. Brennan er a.. agt. VII.
son ct al
TRIAL TRRN-PARr
956i2. RrymbOrg sgt O'BrieD,
Saonh.
q 3. t1bol agL Hitler.
$50 same agt. Same.
1900 Nogel agt- Adler.
tC21 Harvey act. Brennan.
1917 Neitri sgt. LlShIstOBe.
1886. buckingham agt y y.
G. and IL. X. X. X. Co.
500. Van Ordrn agt Nor
angc.
liCi .Quinn agt. Crawford
2Il5. Crowley act. Frrar.
1923. Campbell AIT Farley.
706. Hunt ct al s3t- Rob
erts-
22Sl .ricOt agt Conner,
sheriff.
2l2O. .OeSieI Richer agt JAG
qnes.
2l27. Carr agt. Tucker.
2l35. COwen agt Belnan-
PART Nv
1903. Love. AFT. DryfoOs.
1851. Long AIT Brown.
100. .SOuiharu. ass, agt.
benntr.
1912 MALT AIT SGhloss.
244,. Oakley aCL The Mayor.
2OJl .Cragforu agL Conner,
Sheriff.
2136. ROsen agL Nichols.
2U6s. .Aesscr agt- The Mayor.
DC.
1850. Driscoll. &c. agt Stew
ou~
2lJ7 LasicnbCrgh ct al. agt-
Souuef,Oln.
2l7b. .Shanahan sgt. Burns
9I77. The 6rue-rs' Bk. OF y.
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