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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Henry Conrad. juror in the United States Circuit
Court dnel $50 by Judge Wallace yesterday Ter con
tempt in falling ~ respond to sdnnCnS
In the Y0rkyiile Civil Court the Metropolitan Gas
Conpany sued a customer bl Of So. lie ia return
bro gt counter action AGAINST te Company tor damages Of
500 Supplying an feror quality Of gas IHeJur' deoe
In the suit of Harriet p Croswell against George
Ray Tor damages fraud Of the defendant in an exchange OF
property OF which have been reported in TIE T,
Judge DyEmin. loIIa. verdict ioF pauiiH Tor Siaj1.
motion was made before Judge DOnOhue in
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday behalf o. the Society
for tho reformation ~ Juvenile Del ne1ts TO punish Jacob
Haclari for yiay thetn,a sotusnc without license al
no. 20, Wcat houston %. Decision was reserved
The suit Of Anthony J. Blocker for $4,000 as
his Zee. for assessing all city property drng the Ring All
mni-tlon before Cie'Jn,'co D1ig N Common Pleas
special Tenn motion on behalf oi the cty Tor leave
~ IN W answer chat W R-ecsrr af"d 10 take what
thuuglt $1,000 right Judge Daiy reserved hl decision
In the suit of Phillips against Phillips For linz
tied divorce which tho plaintiff charges her husband with
throwing ate and with other acts Of cruelty, Chief
Justice Day IN Common Peas Special Term Yesterday,
fused {" aoW anl'Al 70 VIC ~. ~, D' w.
baDs sie showine IN ~ Wow va tl' ciei,s ha Intn
husband.
Ia superior Court, Special Tern, before Judge
Van Worst Of tho sGt - EGscne " Robinson and
others AGAINST H. Beard and others begun yesterday
Tie Yante, czim that the defendants employed them as
brokers TO deal stocks amsrgn. and that account
Ing 10 June. 1873. o defendants we're niebte % them,
sss accounting and saye TO sen tho stoks II the de
de src5uais arc noi .iy sttel orders were
not ul and maze ,yf u ins VAIN" u 'As
Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers, has
Issued an order Of the application Of Charles ~
stafford plaintiff counsel. in the Of Benjamin f. Hatch
against VIM r. ROmlne. In which TIA defendant has given
ban ia 81 800 The plaintiff says that be induced by
Domaine the IDEA that n, furniture woad be safely Kept
breaking up Housekeeping the DEFENDANTS eaEe that when
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PASSENGERS ARRTTED.

FROM TIvERPooL-Ta steamship Bo1taic; Anrll l2-
H. j. Anderson, W ~ angus j. ArnItI23S H. H. AT n
-r. AMI Mrs. II. Beech Mr.. Bng J. b winai Jof
brosne sn egt' - Sag1 n sn nfs ":
po's0n Mrs " DoiIs Mr. Dnats H. Duncan Mr. AID Mrs
T. Dunhi Mr. am Mrs. Elstn an, Mrs fied, o. v tUger-
AID. SIR and MIS- j. A. Ora a., {. W. Graham H. l. GRAFT
The0 Crib c. faIdIau Miss Hastings. II. Hawkins. Mr
Ms Hearn. 4. b. erlelne Mr.. anu AIs esse!b r,e
Ars. j. T. Ioasue. H. HOWARD H. " Jones' Co 10
llv II Laseecs AID lady, A. b. Ia tIer H. Lee j. L.
Lc,Itt W Y y Lidsarwood y A4ndt lDAAn' " ~ 9a.t.n
81 Melon gAlin, Rev. j. McMe4ony, 9irs hcMIrIoS
~ .c1 row. a. Heahty NJ ana MS: AiIiiei - d
H. M0ir Mss 9lOm Jses Aooie son Sioois "; lii ~
~ Ncwmi4 MI ami 3lIs. ). 81 Niles MIS- l. j.. Oae.cy
". ae4er, H. Peduei MS fl4ce r. IL i.ehoi w Zen
Miss hnrnbafL V. saroll, G. H. Scotl AI. ana iA
A. stafford Mrs e soOI, !. stewart issy J, a.:
TnDDuri j. r. Thompson, 3if Ungere, Mr. ud " 10. Frd
AID lOs4na EoAes, Mt ana 9irs j. - "ebo Sir @Aa MS -
huADli Wilson, j. "ittau~s-l Mr. ana 4irs IL A. "yeta.
PROM HAMBU RG-It .ealsRtD G,Lert April l2.-J.
r. f5 io AZ H. sre i cS Mii.
Bergman, sieg1nunu k0ln
hrs Joan r. Terry. sister Meldk Montgomery SISTER nag
daieha hoffman, Mi. ana mis-. IieAty =! fh4y u-ineh
aad rers ahi Alrs Mare l. NoclLnl Miss AAI No5eiss
M aud 4iIs Cecno .oIsHfA aii iniAA MT ana 1r~ lJ
NahJ MIS- Emma Il. bOIal chI.ieh am servant MIS-
Rosa Bcrcms sUsand Monies. tred ~ hUDsOn, lCa
art faire Thomas hcpp ocorse W. WIZ orAIh lVents
sans. Arhur burgess, Alonzo Megrse AaEod b. bas-
err VI. aGsOn vicente Lopez Las 4. t0Std1 fs1o
Kl,cI. Moys, Francisco Marine, An-oalo NJ. el
ale BalOouIeIo AnCrl.ne, - mon DOOlfSanes EhuIue
Fernandez, Joseph a. JOuriUn, Johannes MONS. .
F4.UI GLASGOW IL. s,sa,si'Y Bot,osf, airu lanes
Inns, liza Deal, Hiss Jennie Dcni Master JoAA Dent,
bliss Anne Drit Aast-r Jarvis Deaf, DAVID Dynn-9.
Leslie, Miss ksle Leslie, Miss Jeanne Leslie hiss
3lasg.e Leslie, Master William siie Master James Lrs'e
b.DOnld, Aiss Mary AlMhln, Asny PAM, l.ogeIt sod
Joan JObn SaDn aud Lazy William SdeiS James IL
Young, Capt. r. H. StIOut
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ENTGRATION LEGISLATION.
MESSAGE FROM GOV. TILDEN

MESSAGE FROM GOV. TILDEN.
NECESSITY OF ASSISTANCE FROM THE STATE TO
CARRY OK THE WORK OF THE CONMlSsioNER--
IMPORTANCE or TIE sUBJECT-EFFECr or THE
HFAD-MoSEY DECISION.
ALBAXY. April 12-Gov. Tilden has transmitted 4
message 10 the Legislature on the subject OF the
present Condition of the Emigration Commission
and the legislation desirable 10 meet the emergency
in which il is placed by the recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court on tho subject OF
"bead money" The message narratcs the work
which tho Commission has done, laying stress
upon its Importance 10 the growth of the
entire country, and gives statistics respecting the
extent Of emigration landing IN Ncw-York City.
He saws the Supreme Court decision destroys the
income Of the Commission and completely arrests
its system In conclusion the Governor recon-
nicpds that the State should interfere and advance
the necessary funds to carry on the operations for
the coming year, Unless aid can be obtained from
Congress. He adds that tho decision may render
the necessity Of new or supplementary legislation
70 protect enicrants on their arrival at the port OF
New-York. The message is as follows:
STATE or NEw-Yosk, EXEcofIyf cH,,1nEn
To the Legis'ahre: transmit herewith communica,
tion from tho C0nEi .lohes OF -Illon' 10 "ntn
tou You doubtless aware mat on the -Oh OF Mdch
hast decision Was Fcndeisu % 'n2 et. 20 N.Y., ny
Nayor Sc. Of the city OF NcwYo.k and the Conniis
so.cr M Emigratibn declaring Unconstitutional and
yod me law OF tus state requiring bond from tie par
lies bringing cuu INFO tie port 81 Newly ok, 10
Indemnify each city county and town Of this state
against such enlsranss beng charge on thea during
the period OF i've years from t1e date OF
their arrival; but allowing communication OF tne
liability under such bond, now hzed by law III
the suin OF one dollar and hali for each emigriut
The effect OF tins decision IL totally and Instantly 10 de-
stroy the whole income OF the Commission 10y means OF
which their benehcent operations nave been hitherto
carried on The system completely arrested and Tor
some weeks the Cosnis fiOners have had no revenue
whatever, and tho means within their control viii be
ethaustsd by the Isl day OF NAV TIE system put
In operation the 6h OF May, 1917 under Al act passed
the day before, and has been continued Under subsequent
Commissioners the Legislature, submitted on iEo Jlst
Of January last they state their operations during the
| period Of their existence as follows:
1t 1.-THE Commission has during this period super
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srspENpED sAyNGs BANKs.
sEti', DEfALcAuoNs--s,LE OF PROPERTY OF The
THIRD AVENUE BANK.

SELL, DEFALCAuONs--sALE or PROPERTY OF The
THIRD AVENUE BANK.
William VI. Banks, the receiver OF the Secu-
ritz savings Bank. has filed petition IN snprem, Court
Cl,at.r, setting forth that Dc had continued the cn
plovueut of Il Mills and John II. sell, who had been
cnploTrd previously By the bank AMI w-It believed 70 be
honest and Competent lie employed them 10 verify the
dcpo,itors' pass-booSs By comparing them with The
led OF the bank and to take Oh balance sheet from
the depostors ledger show the amount due drposors
On the faith OF their statements lee drcllrcda dividend o
- Ter cen; March -, and proceeded to pay It, On A
he learned that Sell had come ID the bank tho previous
NIGHT and stolen 5000 Ihertupon ne employed ACCOUNT
ant, To cxanin, the accounts and, from false entries
already discovered fears and believes that Sells sys
teinaiic deficll0n since 1872 will amount to nearly
$4,000 IIe has employed detectives to follow Sell and
now asks that his employing accountants ana de
ceyc. ~ ratified and mis- authority 10 do 50 continued
Juug. DoudLue Yesterday granted an orticr that me
receiver be authorized and empowered 10 employ expert
ar-ouuiut. an detectives aud 10 oirr reward ior the
arrest and Of John ~ Sell and 10 postpone tue
declaration OF the second dividend
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
III IIIV IIITt"" .II' WIN ''|'
to ill tho unexprcd tenn Of Hr. starkweath-r G'ap'
Connl. appeared aud took the oath o. Office

In the House Mr. JOuS L. W AIT, elected
to Gil the unexpgcd term Of Nr. starSwe4ih-r d'rp
Connl appear q 9ud took the oath o. Office.
TiYc Bill 9, supply 80 deficiency IN "a. P-n'irc lin can
NJ tIc Treasury department and fur to l,u- o. tn1-d-
airy silver coin pace ~ tn' fractional c"t.'n' va
taken up Oh. qfi .tiuu bong Tie uAtr an hnEtit To
.frkt on tie fMut sretIuu. auowE H- tie h'Atth
amendment" making silver dollars -h tlrE = tie
amount of --I aad 'ts--r cuiss le-.. hl . o. iIt
oIuo.ut OF so on els Srntt' anri'u"at tti"fa hai
be.n demanded ius. before rec '-5 t'a.r. a}.
TINS House nuS refused 10 order t-irfa' ~ also r
fused I'D ord tac Vas and Nays 90 demanded ny MI
BRIGHT Dem, IcnJ , . d,
dred 10 the hr,t aud srrJEd r.ol- tHi.t supply ile
dci,iency IN tle Printing Elrraa sd di'ct1 ~ D. no
Of subsidiary silver cOinl now goes I'D ~" i-al'h i0r
his signature ,. o.. .-.
Mr. HOAR Rep.. Nass.l offered n resolution instruct
Inc the IudcIary COMMITTEE 80 Inquire what rf's ET'e
been taken fDr properly rrpr IiUf mo ic.r - uI We
IJui,, u strs i'm TIE suit nsitut sr., tar trtt't
N 3Lior aad others uni'r the provisions OF 40 ~ ~
All March, S7.} DAD also whether the Union Pariu' Hi-
The same Should 30 repealed bcc4ute tnt company
has resisted the recovery n it5 behalf ~ Hs cap a. -""
W OngsIiy Withdrawn by means " icttiJli cuhs.F'c-
tom contracts or ilHiaglul Giyidrnds. Adopted.
Tine Hons. then took up tAc D ii-Dr7 DlI reported
and sr WELLS DEM MOI. who h-d charge of &C. made
explanations To the biz. The till WA5 aE.enieJ IN
various minor particular and passed
The House, then, az O'Clock won't INTO Commute OF
tie Whole, Mr. blackburn Dem. ky.l ~ u.a rn'Ar, on
tc lii 10 transfer the Indian Bureau tu Gre War Depart
ment and was addressed by Sir. COOK (Dcm Gal III
support Of tho !ll. ,
ie close of Mr. Cooks speech, the Committee rose,
and tho House took a recess til 1880 p. M.
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THE COURYS.
TIE TAYLOR BLACK FRIDAY SUIT.
CLOSING THE CASE FOR THE Plaintiff.


CLOSING THE CASE FOR THE Plaintiff.
In the srit Of Taylor against Smith and Others,
grown, on, Of sale 10 Albeit speyers OF 100000 in
gold AZ 100 on " Black friday" which plaintiff claims
was made ola behalf of a combination to which Smith,
Gould ( Martin parties, tho trial Was continued
yesterday before Judge Barrett in Supreme Court Cir
cut AMI the plaintiffs wa closed The question
whether sVeycTs signed any memorandum 81 a sale Of
gold to the plaintiff Friday having become Important
H., laaF called Witnesses 10 show that uotwtStand-
IN spcyrr's denial that he signed any contracts until
TIE following Monday be- had In iact signed some memo
r4nuns on Friday judge Barrett ruled out this oyi-
dencc 49, not going show that the particular memo
raudum on which plaintiff must rely was signed by
srcycrs Albert speyers recalled. bat gave no
further li.At on the matter.
The defense then moved 70 dismiss the complaint on
the ground that an the evidence cn to show thnt while
the dr,eadlns h2d been engaged down 70 Black Friday
in What H..hi De- called " hung' guli they withdrew
from The SPECULATION anu Fudrys v,r' Nas Simply tHt
oi james iisk Judge Barrett, on thl7 pu'' lu,l tI
the.e yience ON wleA thc jury were enut.ri 20
pas, Hr -h-arm2n. TOR DO" deicns.. thc2 argued -
frauds had been proved 20 haye ever been signed ny
sp.ter. ur II a. all certainly NOT tul after .7 I""ef'
under ibc racs Of the Gold Board Win reference 10
wi.i-I he was employed, had ceased
hnnflt Sow 'ii' l'I l'-.'t'' $3.50 10y, -
that tLc proof showed tlAt it" incih'i4huh VS. nl'
hefe tr cu- of she DAY business that. a. an. r,c,
}, rs .adc ,"'olr rpYet,s -ntA0iy c'.-sa uHu,l ~
TG.S 90 Al Gold Board lie i.sasd tl!t -, llo' y,
oi tie Go3 bOad res - 10 We I14.uit on C,,"oi t
TO- pIt up r.rsn "u notice Gid h"i render w" o'o".
poFeI.c'r % arH Ai. lHh, PAH Eoii '4' l.",' ~"
wiz t4e provision 10. s,us "ut uaust ,ne RUE; tl.
o.. D l4t ils act - 1873 rsiizcd time sales oi AL
United STATES sccuiIlc ,
J.ss l.iict; s,id The difficulty was that While they
gd ,,u,.ltli.ted Sp.yers ., 30 ot.rr mcmortudums,
f.., mad .t -Vtr NV ufua. whatever that cpcyers or
Dos I-tn"i Aei AGENT o''oi ii1 - .'' ~ ~ 49,
wr.ur.ntIm. SpycrS ic'lii'I lH', az htt no -l'.
90 t h1Liaf, to l''n 10 t'ah pIhi- O'a''h ''' '"'
b.l r.!i.l Is .IluilM lie would r,r'vc bis deri,"i'
now yer, to-day, and then, II necessity give lo uo-
tense an uppurldhl! 10 hc hc'I"
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THE NOON SERVICES.

The meeting at noon was unusually lnsplr-
ing and none heavy hearted o. Indifferent "a not
TO feel the influence OF the hour Tho day was Spring
itself The skyights were open. and the friendly spar
rows on the roof looked down and took part IN the
services chipping through the prayer as well as through
the hymns. Tie subject Tor the day was water The
text was in the 55th chapter OF Isaiah "o, every one
that thirscth come ye the waters" Mr. Moody said
There IS life without water man and beast cannot
get along without x. You never hear OF q cty or any
cOnscq which IL not situated Oh river or bOey OF
water. Men are tEirstus everywhere, Dui ulty uoh !
know what they want IL IL the water OF me- ana yo
only to stoop TO drink II IS ho"nE re-
II the springs you drinking from Fct dry, just 20
higher N YOU 70 high enough the fountain never goes
DIV. Water gives ie, and wine gives power Wherever
vine L. mentioned in rbo Bible II means power Nhth
We Mt over 10 the Pacific noticed dropped
down FROM the Sierra Nevada into the valleys that one
ranch sterile and barren. anu tho next
green and 1Ourishing. inquired the reason
and found IL was because one farm was
irrigated and he other not. IL l. 50 III every church
in America. One sOul all dried up-noiiin@ esh
or green about IT, and smother seems To he Waieed ~
nc dew. OF heaven and 10 full OF love ani sympathy
You find that difference between men everywhere.
,,c iIn that thirst" "Blessrd are they who hunger
and thirst" When man thir,is Tor living waters he
can get all lac wants Col wants 10 fiFe u 70 hliu
re- ree embsr dsrrs Dt tho war We were going down
Tbe river was yery high ana muddy tcasp0oufu OF
10 the pcor follows one OF them exclaimed one day,
- on hat had "a drauCht OF wafer from ny father
WE'LL" / have made that cry many times since. on,
that mad dr. ught OF water IRON my rain 10 wei !
The streams OF this world Will mover satisfy us. There
is 10 water in the world 81 the lost Lei IA al como 10
the Irving fountains Ito! every orc That thirsteth let
him come 10 Christ; let him cone now.
The Bow Or. Conklyn added that nothing was said
in the Bible about fitness it was, "Whosoeyer WILL let
him drink Of the waters Of life" DR. Osborne made a
few remarks and there was prayer By the Rev. hr.
IIepworth Mr. slnkey sang the l3h hymn, That viii
be Heaven for BE" and the meeting closed.
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WHAT MOODY AND sANKEY INTEND TO DO AFTER
THE CLOSE OF THEIR WORK IS NEw-YonK.
The services conducted by Messrs. Moody and
sansey Al the mppodrome VIII be brought TO close on
,he evening Of April 49, when there is 10 be special
meeting for young converts. On this occasion persons
will We admitted TO reserved seats in the hall by tickets
and al young people who have been converted through
the agency of Moody and Sankey earnestly requested
IN aolv for tickets at once The announcement IA made
AT tins early date in order allow time for converts
who reside at distance 20 address the Committee OF
Arrangements through the mails. Requests should DO
esni no samuel Thornc az the HippOdr0uc As soon as
p0sils after April o Mr. Moody Will Leave the city and
20 to Florida 70 Join the members OF his family, who have
been Amending lie winter there. Mr. Sankty Also intends
tn e, fe city, but he has announced MA destination.
Both evangests stand much IN need OF season OF resi-
aftef their arduous aud UngcOutnICd abOrs and both
i1gend TO take vacation before engaging In any new
work 10 is thought BY that they viii next hoid
tAeir meetings m Albany but II such decision mas
bsea reached it Is not intended 10 DO made public at
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 12.-In the Court of Appeals
TO y the following business was transacted; - 80, "a
No. 16l-PatricS King, respondent at Inc " l. " anu
c. r. Il. Co. appeans-Argned by Mr. Hale Tor appellants
and by \. J. ParEer for respondent - -,
NO25-EOIm Cox and another adm nistrat0ra &C., appe
lants Warn p. WHITMAN executor &c, ana otiert
respond Argued by II. Prne for appellants and VIM
L. Jrnks respondents.
No 32i-Ihe Washoe Tool Manufacturing Company, re-
sponnts AIT. The Ibernia Insurance company aP
Argued By ~ c. Moak for appellants and - ~ Soyes or re
spOndcnts
No. l22Mary Jane Turner. admnis'ratrx &c, respond
ont agt Henry Reyes and another DanisAIgued Dy D.
Hand lor appellants and y o. Close ioi respondent
prnclamat made and the Court ADJOURNED . -.
Diy o. Court Of Appeals tor Thursday, April H.
1876 90, 100, IU7, III, ll5, III, I21 and lao.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles A. Schwartz who was committed to the
care Of the society the Reformation Of Juvenile DEM
ouenfs was discharged DOnOhue yesefu1y on me
ground of the commitment he was 100 Oh lot
such under the statute.
James Fitzgerald. who entlced Francisco Ortego,
Cuban into building few nights ago AMI TOD ed mn OF
and Of money, Yesterday pl'alsl su.y ~
grand larceny Of General sessions ana was SCH
fenced years imprisonment in the state Prison f
gerald hul beon out OF prison on previous sehehoo oy
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he resolved housekeeping and had hired honse me
defendant refused give up the furniture and nnay con
essed that he had pledged IT, but refused TO say witn WHO'LL
Mr. tried criminal proceedings against Romans
which failed and ended with arrest for malicious
he detained days In Ludlow
Street Jail Jury finally awarded hin six cent? damages
In the suit now Brought the plaintiff claims S2V0 namgs
mis- injury detention tine property NJ houane
has promptly furnished security for his appearance
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PASSENGEPS SfJTED.
FOR LIVE

FOR LIVERPOOL-Tn steamship Chfnd Arril &c. f.
Paycy Mr. Carl, Charles carr Dennis Carr Mrs carry,
Charles L. On Bots cyril : Esrlc Charles cfeyre: " 4. IL.
Jawcntha a. Magnns G. he r. Moore, MIR AMI Mrs James
W. Lucy Patrson, Nj. and Mrs. Henry ship.
man, A. NJ Sinlb1d Justin Strasser, MI and Mrs fnoc9
Mrs Il. h.. MLlaIn3.
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NINIAI 7 NJ AIslAN loan
Rises. 30 sur sr's-- OBJ Slo"h
NAIFR It5 DAT-A "a ~
sandy lIoyk 10 40 Cows island ll20 bell - teEl1 IV3
WAFER rus DAT Il ,.
SANDY Hang Guys na.lli1 Hell u tegfF l.Ji
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1854. Burns, &c, agt Lutte
and 1nO.
72S. Taylor apt Bieecter-st.
anNFuitOn Ferry X.
II. Co.
1850. Thompson agt. LumleY.
20lO. .Schepp agt. Augustine.
POSI-. Bass r. and NJ. Works
agt. Cornell.
2n33. Stanton at. Richards.
1907. Booth ct al agt. Eerga-
son.
POSI-. Cohen act. FlOerstein.
20j2. Stewart and ano. agt.
Relm1n.
2053. .Aronson agt KILLER.
2O5j. .N3lOv agt. Tho Mayor.
2OjG. Wood asL. BloOdgood.
2057. Central Stock Y. and I.
Co. aCt. Eisnef.
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An Illinois preacher, who believed that fire
insnrapes was defying the Lord. IS living in barn
mil his congregation find him another house-lDe-
troIt Free Press.
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PAVJ I1.-VAs BRUNr, J.

20J9. *. q TT. Manu-. and
Printing Co, agt.
Fucker and afio.
2050. Walters and anO. art.
Uhichs.
206l...Kembie, &C., agt. Nae
Gle.
2OO2. Reilly art. Knlcker.
booker Ice Co.
2OG3. Israel and an0. act.
Nicholson.
200i. Keller ct al. agt. Loeb.
hslrr.
2066. Fronran AIT. Stout, ir.
2NS7. Duke 3gt kieder.
2nbS. Moses, Jr., AIT. Ritter.
2u69. .Messer agt. The Mayor.
POI -. Baird sgt. The Mayor
-O73. Thompson agt. Brmges
and 2nO.
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MARyE couEr-TmAL TEaM-PARr I.-ALKEa,J ].

7443. .Olena agt. Carroll.
1860. Stern and anO. agt. Is.
terry.
6S20. Gibbs agt. Rooney.
O1o6. Johnston and anO. AIT
Smith.
304l..Ieicht agt N0udler.
1913. NohTbass AFT Daley.
SO o.. White agt. PolhAnus.
3ll0. .Eh.hch agt 5cLWuiL
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A All AAis--'sAFNf -
A7IG panl- OF North America 72of. ]

GENERAL NS-GfLDERSLFFYF, JIhonas Alien, ron.
berry NJ chae Kelly, Franc iy, FL ra SIRE William
tin eonous assault and battery Sarah Roses, Louis a.
Pride, Lille Cambe, grand larceny
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1927. Mason agt. Open
hc.meT.
1907. Bent agt. Powers. i'm
prd.
396l. Pate ct nj. act. Lippe.
39J1. McCabc agt. Farrell
39J2. .McCabe agt spell
meyer.
6393. Mlnui'sGnd Mechanics
Bms sgt. Shaptcr.
40OG. .Ar.On Piano Forte co.
act. krahnstOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-13
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1852 WOOL and ano ACT $3.50. .Wiitmeyer agt Mario
Levy &C $500 watch Go.
$3.50 Kaninian att Io0ram. 1924. .FrO ngham Dis
4iG7. .Sansr agt ZIeiy. $500. Drckrr.
Al. .Sitin et al. agt. 1hay6r. 400 Plat AT Weber
$50 L.. Dinke agt Waelke and OibHeilnuth aSL Mile
mann.
1862 Posfler act Burke. 4047. Bates and ano. agt.
600. .Hlabrand agt Beck 800 Weiss
CT a. 4O48. Walters agt McEutes
7O79..Appru agt WO0ley. eta
GlyO. .Anslen agt Bowers
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-23

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