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HERE AND THERE.



Sr. LiUIs. Dee, nber 30.-Tie ware
,ouse OF the st Louis Drug Company
las been destroyed by fire. Lo-s.
s80, 200.
Counsarfsu HAITI EaiInrp.
WAsHIN0ToN, DeceU TER 3u.-CeuD.
ierfeit n.lf-uolIars. supposed to have
9een cast from dies captured from the
New Orlesns miut, have reached her.
rom the South.
H0rrtbi. 8ailross Accident.
AsHTABULA, o., Deceinher aD--a
he Like Shore and Michigan s ,uth
-rn Rsiirosd last night. The details
ire narrowing aud the scene CHASTITY
There are one hundred aud twenty.
due missing The dead are ,iisfigured
o-yond all recognition. All the car.
,re burned TO einuers.
Ceai Oh Lamp kxpio.ien With sh~
Csus. rrt.osutaYy.
COLUMBUS, o., Decrmbrr 80.-Mrs.
io~eph KELLEY was fatally burned thi-
morning ny the exi iosson %! q coal OIL
MP, which she was lighting She
iei after n few hours, portions Of her
a,dy 0eirg burned To u crisp.
More swfadttsg.
Boston, Deceuioer 3u. In 1878,
dsnry &. Thatchsr, cotton broker of
mis- eitv, paid 81, ,3ut in drafts made. d,
Diekinsou Bros, OF Memphis, Tenn,
~ .ilis of iadifg attached. The draft-
we're, II lis alleged. fictitious. anu
i'halche. had The Dickinsons sfrert.o
y Boston detectives On reQuisitioI,
>rued by Governor r cr, of NJ Ma.sacbu
stts- The governor Of Tennessee nov
-leases thr Dlekinsols, OH the greutlu
hat they csnnet b- tried In MassacLu.
f@iuessee..
Ansthes Death In she ssnx.
BosTus. Decem Ger 20. Pat. J. Me
Oerinott, surviving principal iii h b,,x
ns mstch nj Ru.er Hall yesterda,
which resulted in the sudden death %
Daniei Davidson, wss discharged, ii
peing shown ,h., the iaite- died from
neart disease.
ss~amsh;p Diassser.
New fuRk, Decsnter S0.-Th,
teamship Gircas-isu went ashore oi
Long Island tu day aud has gone [
,,ieces. rwen, y niue iives lost
PRovIScETows, Mass. Decem her u
-S-v@rsi sciiooners y ele driven asher,
iere Ia the hsrpor by last night
,turtn.
SANuY Hoog. December 3o.-Th,
.eiegrsph operator brre to-day Y
what he supposed To be sioop. cap
sized outside the bar aud dissppesfr,
hssiAe OF kstIrsnd Eagtu-~rs.
PeRTLASD, Dreelnper so.-fBere !
no -tiik- .,n the Grand Trunk h ilro...
this side OF Island Pond. aud train
trsins run ~ usual.
ToH ,nIu. December so. The long
threstened strike oi snsinermen l., u,
employ Of the 0tzud trunk ksiiros,
cuiminated last night In an xee.s,i,
piishsd fact, aud this u,oru.bg II.
rOsd. nlol,g the whole length, II es,j.,,
ing An alniost total suspension Of bs il
mess.
fhs Resa~ nefa~-s 10 s'~r0ts sb. sDrsu
Duaiss ~ sss rro. .iaec. ~ irssp.
LsSDeN. Dvc~mr er - 'rne BesIi
oorfrspoudest VI the Pah Maii 5ss~l,
tslsxfAph.: Il "a ali med h.ss III
Ports has dvstAsed iis ~ill.psGsss /
make ccncessi IA. ami oder, am pie -
eurissss 70 the pas~r. bui n,sdsetteo,
y refissss ~ ssnclion The ucs spasis,
o. IL psos lnses s.s any tf.r.l : wi,a'
essr. Is i,ss svsn r<su>~d u. eossss
u oesav .llssA Is E,xii b sss.sp-, up..
whiess sfsr tlsl- s.sd rasssst ni,usss
! ses ~ sssiy sl.i,sp.ssssi, s.us
~ - = ts.ses Soas ear lsp ssssns -
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Some weeks 500 % F1a1- s1l.ar-r--
in this citv. Sho ha- .si- lle ~ .L
roo; in Neg NeIk Trlar
1855. concluded o. pll Lrh o. ..s
Ole gentleman ~ a makes ral-r Lr
aerardlnEig telesrsrtts o. h.s a..--. %
New York
~Mr Yoar goo Wake rrs
killed Ia the c-lsr NifEiii5s tlis l...1-
ing - q falling Gag Wbat -es.. 20
40 aith the remains uIrE
Almost Immediately ; o., l1arl .-.
der came tor SlsO ana ". t-1a.u
Buiy thems' In f,afs1.s A &
Bank ir n u t.'- :. i0 ai'.i So lr a.
res a -pr-r. ard g. r.-.. .s.i. arts
~FOie u hs. i@il lr otss l.rs t,ll Ha--s
- follows:
-Ds.n F.ssrs have F.sf ..arr-I
that sii lniAmotl, scaas...rr- l.ulasl Asr
ksl sent yDu s., 20 .ua .e.-.lsi @ usy
desih and sendIrd fus olt =. sls.t
lie aiso b.srrsssd ;s5 ireul ma lld lss-
ths couutry. 4, vliu. rtt tnisru "a
sl,af am 80 -i.s- 81 .sa,- l.. o 4. fhs.
old .,sr.atal ftSli s-sii,. snl "a b 49,
shaf -tezIce,-S erCuis.-fri c.r. ti... -.
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nssfss al.y us.sr- a. ss,--,ss 49,. sitr /.
e"rt'se fsas la f.ss H-ss.
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.y"..s....HaS NMrrINJRg, wuu
.r..t a.us. about such thiugs SAID
.a.d.,.ry legislature. the other day
..ls s'UINIu ut bilIs VI the bank OF the
600. -0Yu Carolina entrusted to %
! LOO. .uuuutle- .Iins years ago to be
.lrI o.rt uJt Uuruvd but were
,ea ny ,av e.rmttt 81 charged vii.
}, tlJ.ug
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'nd bur Tor the int-rcessiea nt Mr..
Lsi'y both ~euid have been killed.
Anolier testified tha, when foun,l
rsrfon ahoa-.' nosy Mas ca, ap.a
Md two bullet hs,lrs fauuii ia hi.
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TtxI az .esao.'. s..aoali-.

fn"funn; 80 the --nz,s, ~ IZ.so -
jaurned un.il Tue day ie1,, l.. afrsgr.i
snee with an oi'i-r prsyiou-iy : a,iop -.-t
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white aud cs'i irs.,i witnesses. tesii ,.et
~ her noferionsiy bad eoaauct, nei,s.
!iarged with infanticide aud lsavia.
aef enid ia u fenee corner 10 ,ii.; sIs
nat she had bt.eh discharged from two
,'iant-iIoiis tis:csuse all tns c0iote,.
women Refused Ia stay unless -he wns
'eiit away, and that she Was a notori-
Us prostitute and unworthy OF belief.
.he ssory w,tnsat a shadow of rrata
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 1s, 1877
Proceedings In tho Court OF Appeals, Tuesday, Do
ccmber 1S:-
Notions for Reargument Submitted. Tone vs. The
Mayor; Coleman vs. Crump; Collins vs. Collins !;
snand VS.. Hanley; Allen VS. Meyer. Notion TO com
pei service OF papers, S. Hand for motion Pc,er Cook
opposed; upon agreement OF counsel cases order
served
General Calcndar.-No 22o Coe va Cassidy Ar
gument resumed and concluded.
No. 800 The People rol Conliss North.-Ar.
gucd by N G. hoak for appellant n. Hale for respond
ent.
No. 1S2. Coo Va. Habbv.-Argucd by Charles e.
Souther Tor appellant John 4. Parsons for respond
ent
No. 2as. Wright vs. wright.-Argusd by clarkson
still on.
DECISIONS.
In the Court OF Appeals this morning the following
decisions were hsnded DOWN.
judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs 70
abldo event.-Cowing VS.. Altman.
Judgment affirmed, with costs-Collins va Now
YORK Central. &C. Railroad Company; Nelson vs..
Sun Mutual Insurance Company; Knapp Vs. Ander.
son; Brown vs kieier; Faber Va. Delaware, &C.,
Company.
Order OF General Term reversed and judgment on
report OF referee affirmed, with costs.-Coughltn
New York Central, &c, Railroad.
Order granting now trial reversed and Judgment at
Circuit Affirmed with costs.-Knox vs.. HextcE
Order granting new trIul affirmed and Judgment
absolute for plaintiff with costa-Woostor vs.. Forty
second Street, &C., Railroad Company.
Order OF General Term attn rmcd and judgment abso-
luto Tor plaintiff on stipulation, with costs-knolls
Barnhardt
Order affirmed, with costs.-In the matter OF Her.
nance vs. Supervisors.
Appeal dismissed, with costs Stewart va McCooL
CALENDAR
Tho following is tho DAY calendar OF tho Court oi
Appeals for "Wednesday, December 10:-Nos. 133, $50
242 243, 24S, 249, $50 and 25l.
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THE NEWARK SAVINGS INSTlTU.
TION. tf

Yesterday Chancellor Kunyon announced his ap.
pointmcpt OF board OF three commissioners TO make
u strict examination OF tho affairs Of the Newark
Savings Institution. Tho commissioners George
f. Tuttlc Judge Of OF tho Newark district courts
George wiikcnson, m experienced business man and
accountant and James y. Bond, ono OF tho most
reliable real estate brokers in tho city Tho appoint
monts, representing as they do tho law, practical
real estate, generally approved In tho order sp-
pontin them the chancellor refers 10 them unin.
Icrcstod persons" +" and says:-
They hereby appointed and commissioned 10 make
past management OF the institution into eharactcs
value Of Its assets and the amount due to
TO lh,s Court And they 10 state the various Kinds 81
OF what they consist with the value o
institution the vanc Its Investments and other
property, be made manifest oy the report. Aud 10
saton furash and r"vde for them ali necessary
ce- and clerical aid In said alton give
ution pertaining 70 It's management property
with tree access :" all tue assets and property The COM
missioncrs enter tho aud
to with all the despatch when tho Of
therein viii allow. Rnd the the rcsui. of
their investigation 70 TINS Court without Unnecessary
delay. THEODORE RUNYON Chancellor
Such an exam nation the Chancellor requires will.
at the most expeditions rate, take considerable time
weeks. II not monthsas may DO realized whom 10 ~
stated that there mortgages held by tho bank TO
tho number Of about thousand nvo hundred, each
OF which Will have TO bo examined and tho properly
inspected. Besides there are tho other securities,
all TO the value OF sl 600 000 Tho officers OF the bank
emphaticay deny that they gave any Information to
favored dcposilors who urew their iunds before tho
SUSPENSION the mscvcs perfectly wiling
resign their places the dcposltors Will unite
eficlcnt method Of rcIcisng tbcm. There s somo
nik Of dcp0sitors calling meeting to take counsel
whether there Is any necessity Tor taking stcps
toward investigation other than those already taken
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THE COAL COMBINATION.

ESTABLISHMENT OF BOARD OF CONTROL
RECoMMENDED-QU QUOTA OF SHIPMENTS OF
EACH COMPANY TO DE ARRANGED.
Tho adjourned meeting Of tho representatives OF the
great coal Interests was held yesterday In tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal Companys ofacos Thcro
wero present Mcssrs franklin B. Gowen, Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad; Thomas Dickson, Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company; Samuel sloane, Delaware,
LackawanDa and Western Railroad; George A. Hoyt,
Pennsylvania Coal Company Thomas A. Scott, sus-
quchanna Coal Company ana Pcnnsyivana Railroad; !;
A. j. Casseti, vice president Of tho last named CON-
pany; Receiver Lathrop, Central Railroad OF New
Jersey; Robert H. sayrc, Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany; Mr. Clark, OF tho Lchigh and WiIkcsbarre Coal
Company, and Jacob h. Gracn, representing individual
operators In tho ScnuylkJ region. Judge Packer did
not attend, ard DR.. Lindemnnn also absent The
confcrcncc lasted from about cicven A. NJ until half
past two IN tho afternoon. Then the meeting nd.
journcd and after adjournment Presented tho follow.
ing as the result OF thcir deliberations: -
meeting of the anthracite trade held at the
Delaware aud Hudson Canal company's once, all IN
plan lhe management Of meeting, smbracing.-
ftra The establishment OF board OF control with
Soad equitable distribution ofthc entire production
Third Giving iutsres. the rrht to manage lis own
sales and MAKE its own prices bus establishing joint coal
y Ing of ton q, oyer oys,
penalties shall be payable Of fifteen cents per ton on all
The aoove plan VA. agreed upon aud adopted, and /.
committce oi Messrs Dickson indrmann Glars Hoyt and
Gowcn appointed for the purposc Of determining 70 which
companies the rbppcd line should
bo charged and OF reporting adjourned meeting to DO
hei thu 27th Inst the several quotas o the respective
interests THOMAS DICKSON, Chairman.
y. IL. G0wEN. Secretary.
Tho result OF tho conference was known on Wall
street shorty bcfprc close Of business and tho
subject vi considerable talk. Tho action taken WINS
considered of some importance as a step IN nd
vsnce OF anything yot toward tho formation OF
comDin nation A great difficulty heretofore hos been
tho effort to OK prlco" TO winch oil
nan Hhould adj anue.
companies can accept such prices ms suit them.
Other important stops were tho formation OF Board
OF Control aud the agreement to establish joint Coal
Exchange According 10 the general all
Ia lett DO accomplished nov is the adjustment nd
apportonmobt VI quotas. Speaking to n HERALD 70.
porter alter the meeting President HoyL OF the Penn
ryivania Coal Company, said he thought everything
tends to the ssticment Of this essential condition.
dina
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GENERAL SESSlONS-PART l.
Before Judge Gildersleeve
THE IIsrMANN MrRDrp rprAv

THE LTsrMANN MURDER TRIAL.
In the case OF Louisa Wezel on trial for the mur
der ot Valentine L,stmann tho night OF the 9th
OF August last, Colonel George Ii. Hart, associ ted
with Mr. Edmund <. Price, counsel Tor the nccused.
delivered yesterday most forcible wcll us impas.
stoned address tho part Of tho defence. Ho con
tended that the evidence throughout tho trial
pointed 10 tho Innocence OF his client and
that tho case established by the prosecution
contained tho complete defence OF tho ac.
cuscd. Assistant District Attorney Hctrinp,s
opening was made The text OF counsel, who claimed
that the defence asked than the D,strct At
torDcy Dis opening sad ho would himself nd vocate
and applaudod his sentiment that n woman had tho
legal right to sny the man who attem pied 10 dcspoi
her OF her chastity. Colonel Hart ed that tho
character Of the injury was OF itself the strongest
corroDoraton OF the statement OF the accused when
coupled with the declaration OF tho deceased that sc
was never his Mistress Counsel claimed tnat II was
the duty oil the Jury TO proclaim by their that
every woman had the rght 10 protect her character
at every hazard Counsel mado exhaustive ro
view 6i tho evidence his speech Occupying thrcc
hours and haf 10 which the jury paid earnest at
tention. District Attorney Herring viii sum up TO-
day.
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CIGAR STRIKE NOTES.

There was a very short session OF The Contra, Or
ganxation yesterday, owing IN part TO the atsues OF
the entertainment and bali tho night previous Ten
thousand tickets we're disposed Of realizing somo
$4,000 for tho relief fund Of tho organization.
fhe contributions yesterday were From cocc.
tons, 1891 40; Ladies' snocmskcrs, 81 rs; TaIiors
Union, sl3: New Haven $40; Bral,icboro, W., 50 5o
Troy, $l4 Philadelphia, $ll; wilkcsbarrc, sll; Bal
tmore, SIS New York Typographical Union, $40
Deutsch n Fuchs advertised for thirty hands but
SAID " any strikers came they would be driven OF
with STICKS squad Of Captain smitn's picket brig
aic marched 10 the locality armed win CLUBS ana
otherwise prepared Tor Tray but tho bosscs forces
aid not put In nm appearance.
There VIII be mass meeting st cigarmakors In
Williamsburg on sunday next, ~ i've O'Clock, ~ the
corner Of Union ana ksssrols sIselx
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A petition In bankruptcy has bocn ilcd against
Abram Ten Eyck, Albert Ten Eyck Jonas S. Ton
Eyck, Delevan II. Cuto and George Caragnn, az
composing tho Ten Eyck Axo Manufacturing Com.
pany Of No 103 Chambers street and at Cohocs,
n. Y. Tho Claims OF the pe,itioning creditors
ioiiows:-David ~ Day. $6.50o, Thomas Firth h
Sons, $1,000 %; Husscy, Humo Co, s2o3 "a; j. II.
Caragan, $780, Metropolitan National Bank So 00I 10
Tho petition alleges that on October the factory at
Cobocs mortgaged 10 secure So la to Morrison,
CoIweli Page, and on the 26ih Judgment con.
iesscd TO The same parties; other judgments Tor
81, Ala 81 were also confessed. Counter anidavts
have been submitted 10y Jonas h. Ten Eyck denying
any OF bankruptcy Indebtedness to bay or Cara
gan, and alleging that the other parties named tho
petition had no interest IN the company nj the timo
the petition was nlcd. Abram and Albert Zen Eyck
presented aDuuvus STATING tat they uid not belong
the company whcreupon Judge BlatcBord ordered q
reference 10 Com missioner Bolts 10 take testimony In
She matter.
William street. has MED voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy His lIaDinsies amount $50 10l Is aud he
has no assets, receiver was appointed by the Su.
prcme Court somc time ago aud took possession OF
his properly. Tho principal creditors :-Iuttle
Cory, S5,270 o.; Commercial National Bank, OF
Cleveland, ONO, <T,34S DO, b. T. Babbitt O., 800:
Caldwell, Winter Co., 81, Ia IS; Produce Bank,
$1el5; Castner, Siickncy a. Wellington. Sl,976 Is;
H. Is. Ely a Co, III, iGO 90.
The liabilities OF Inomas 1. Rose, fruit dealer as
No ~ Fulton street, who mas faIcd viii not exceed
81 500, and he has no assets.
At meeting OF tno creditors OF Asabcl II. Lewis.
dealer In lumber at No. 53 West F0ufteent tn street.
held yesterday at the oco OF Register Filcn Charles
II. Schonvd was elected assignee IN bankruptcy.
In tho county Clerks oflcc there llcd ycstcr-
day tho assignments OF Edmund j. huicnngs 70 John
Costello, oil Richard J. Ludlow to Theodor. r. Kelly
and OF Philip and Joseph b. Bick comprising tho nrn
Bck Brothers, TO Abraham Wolf
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BY Judge AlkeE-Nos. 2osa, I2a2, 1862, 243s 1878
2l,o, 25oa 1919 SAL. 404, l0s0k. 2o2s, 1929. 2630
203l- Part 3-Hed by Judge Gocpp.-Nos. 24s9. 2495,
2536 2ss2 2s96 2os2 $685. 1884 26s7 $780, 2oso 2oil
2642. 2643, 2546
SUPREME couRr-GKsERAL TERa-wnl meet Dccem-
ber IS.
couRr OF GENERAL sEssross-Part L Held BY
Judge Gildersleevc.-rho People vs. Louisa wezel
tcontnuedh homicide; Same va George s'enc'n,
ieIonious assault and battery; Same w. John Uirek
rape; snmc VS.. Thomas Bohmer aDd William Napier.
rape; Same vs.. John uootIle. larceny from the per-
son; Same vs. Joseph Kelly, petit larceny; Same vs..
WIlllam Gallagher, grand larceny; Samo va George
Patterson. grand larceny. Part 2-Hcd by Recorder
Haokett-rhe People VS.. James Monroe, felonious
assault and battery: Same w. Nicholas Carey,
burglary; Same va Samuel Stevens burg.
larry; same George Robinson, burglary I;
Same vs. John Moor burglary; Same VS.
Thomas Lapn and Bernard Matthews. burglary I;
Samo vs. Nellie Mulady, grand larceny; Same vs.
Bridget Smih grand larceny; Same vs.. Charles Err
hardt, grand larceny; Same Va James Madden, lar
ccny from the person: Same va Patrick shannon,
larceny from the person; Samc vs. David l.. Long,
forgery; Same vs.. Amos Sinnot and Daniel Is. Cham
bcrain. forgery; Same John Bell fconious assault
and battery; Same VS. William Gallagher. assault and
battery; Same vs. Patrick Leonard felonious assault
and battery; Same Jane Doe, petit larceny; same
w. George Role, larceny IRON the person
CoURT OF OYER TERMiSER--Held by Judge
Brady. People vs.. Thomas s. Lambert, perjury.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
A BURGLAR PUNISHED.
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CorgT-CHAMBERs-Hcld by Presiding
Judge avis--The "tDird Monday motion calendar
Will be caed at Twelve O'Clock.
SUPREME CoUaT-SPEciAL rKRM--Iied by Judge
BarretL-Nos. $50, 497, 552. 5y2, 593 594 900, COL
2is, 6I7, 5J4, 57S, 49, 5y5, 43l 6o9 54s $40, lul
30, 5U2 5s6 500, ~.
SUPREME CouRr- CRcuIT-Hcd by Judge Dono-
buv.-SoS ll3l, 79s lI22, 1893, o57s, 3s5 i. o03o
204o 204l, 2Oi2 2o43, 2044 l4i 94s 203l oo5 ~ 7y3
l355 1921, lss. $780, 1882, 1873, u, 2D97 270I 1906
1874, 1908 1899, l2l4, 1918. $685. Part 2-hcid Dy
Judge Lawrence -Nos 085. 1885, g97, 9s4, l2Ol 1870
953 l22s, Ole, l772, 2O34 1905 32l, s52, 70l g3l,
l7U6b, IDOL 1865, 733, 5ll, 1900, 1870, 1872 l273
Part 3-Hc,d by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 1911, l6l7
1852, IT'S. $50 30, 7Ol, I'LL, 775 17l9 bOs, 269O
600 22l5, $50, lI34, 1leg, 1919. 4s s2s 1909, ioo5
SUPERIOR Lougr-srEciAL TEgm-HeId by Julgo
Srdgwick.--No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRiAL TERM-Part Held by
659 o. $50 $40, 4e2, 800 5s2, 22l ~ Part 2ea W
CnieI Justice CurtsNos lab, l44 354 387, $40, 756
Ssa 2eos, 7i9, o7s, All al, OIL 5os Io5 esI, 76a
PART 3-Hcld by Judge Freedman-Nos. 2l4, 4l9, TAI,
I07 692 81 6ls Isl, 200 24s, 627 100, $685. 70i, 252
6oS, GA, 563
COMMON PLrAs--EqUrrY TERN Held b. Judge Larre-
more. Case on--No. Z. No aay calendar
COMMON PLEAs--lRiAL IERa-Purt l-Hcld by Judge
Van Hoesen-Nos. sO3, 264, 1l03, 1925, lsOl, lllQ
752 926, 129 4i0, 1909, 75s 247S $780, 25Jl Part -
He'd by Judge Robinson -Casc on-No. $780, No day
calendar.
MARINE couRr--TnIAL TgnM-lart l--Heid by Judge
McAdan.Nos 24ls 1888, 225. 257s, 1851. 1898, 2ts2
z35o 32l3, 1907, lgos, 2410 24a 2DO4, 2005 2001
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