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PREsPYTERY OF EAST ALABAMA will meet at
Milton, Florida, November 10Th, 1880, at7P.M.
p. B. WEBB, Stated Clerk.
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PREsBYTERY OF EASTERN TEXAS meets at
Longview, on Saturday, October Both, at 10 A.
Nj. s. u. TENNEY. S. Clerk
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Northern Presbyterian.


Rev. William A. Hallock. D. D. one If
the founders of the American Tract Society for
forty-ive years its Secretary, and for ten years
more an Honorary Secretary, died at his resi-
dence in N. York on Saturday evening, in his
87th year. He was born, June 3. 1894. in
Plainfeld Mass.
DR.. Samuel Hanson Cox. the oldest
member of the Presbytery at Westcbester died
on Saturday night October 2, at his residence
at Bronxville near New York city, in the
eighty eighth year of his age. DR.. Cox was at
one time one of the most noted men in the Pres
byterian Church, and was a leader in the conn
ellis. He was brilliant, eloquent man, with a
keen wit and a courage that never Welded in
conflicts with enemies of the faith and an un-
shaken resolution in the maintenance Of his
opinions. He was eccentric in some of his
methods and many amusing anecdotes still pass
around clerical circles in which he figures
but he was always ready to speak for Christ
and quite as ready to help any struggling and
penitent man. Thirty years ago he was a
great figure in the church, and labored hard
either as pastor or Professor but for manv
years ne has been laid aside by bodily infrmi-
ties, from which he has now been delivered bv
the call which has translated him to the presence
OF Christ and the glory ofheaven. -PresJyterian
There is rumor thatDr. storrs, of Brook
lyn' will be called to the presidency Of the
Union Theological Seminary made vacant bv
the death Of DR.. Adams. No man living can
NIL the post better, but there are good many
who could be better spared. There is also
rumor that DR.. Newman, of the Central Metho-
DIST Episcopal church, Of this city is to become
the successor Of Bishop Ravens, Chancellor Of
the University at Syracuse, N. Y-IB.
The United Presbyterian Church. &C.
cording to Pittsburg journal, has member.
ship Of almost 10000, and about 700 ministers
According to the statistics Of the past year the
Church has shown a steady and large growth in
every respect. It's Sabbath School work is
second to none, and its contributions to every
good cause very generous. All the Boards of
the Church are out Of debt, with a handsome
surplus fund in every department. The Church
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-10-13
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.
Meeting of Synods.

1'1OOIIIIb Oh y HOuS.
Alabama Pensacola, Fla. Nov. "a 7nm
Arkansas, Bennington G. H. Sent. go II am
Georgia, Thomasville Nov. 10 ~
Kentucky, Georgetown, October Is II pm.
Memphis, Oxford, Miss. November /, 7 D m.
Mississippi, Meridian, November 10, 7 D m.
Missouri, Fulton, October 10Th.
Nashville Nashville, October II, u p m.
N. Carolina, Raleigh, November 10.
5. Carolina, Sumter, November II, u p m.
Texas Waco, November IT,
Virginia, MartinSburg, w. Va, October 10,
74pm.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

picion of having set fire to an unoccupied house
in New-York-ave
The body of was found floating at inc Iote ~
of WashiSgton-st. yesterday. If was removed 10
the Morgue
Byaf,ll from his train. Stephen Fay one OF the
conductors of tn, PennsylvaEia ia Railroad Company,
was Instantly killed yesterday morning Oh tno
Newark meadows
West Newark-avc.. jersey CITY Heights was accl,,
dcnfally shot in the head last evening Dy Sainuel
DonOhur, II companion. and fatally injured
NEWARK.
A woman named Moore was tossed and Gored by a
vicious cow on Saturday afternoon IN WaITtn-Sii,
and was seriously injured. The COW had previously
attacked a number OF people upon the street.
A suit for So, 900 damages for libel has been IN:
was charged by Conway last Fall with having
stelen horses from him. and who was arrested III
Chicago and brought to Newark for trial. kehoe
was acquitted in the trial.
LONG ISLAND.
RivrpuFAD-Thc army worm is still abundant
and destructive in Suffolk County, even invading
hOuScS and stores.
JAMAICA.-Four census cnumerators IN Queens
County have been bitten by dogs while IN the pur-
suit OF inOrlnatlon
AorErBoGuE-The Rev. H. j. Wilkinson, OF
Newark y. j., has bccc called to the pastorate OF
the Congregational Church.
GREFNPOnT--TEe new Lutheran Church OF St
Peter was dedicated yesterday afternoon. The
morning service in GrrIlan ana the aIerhool
and dcdiCatOry service III English
SAG HARBOR.-Samuel Cammack who dled lasG
week was in his cIghtrth year. lie was Trend
of the late Commodore Vanderbilt. being an en-
cinecr on the boat of which the CommOdoTe was
captain in his Younger days Mr. Cammack was
chef engineer of the Fall River Line of steamboats,
when it was first started, and was the first engineer
tn bring boat into the port of Sag liarDOr-. 49,.
Rose Harris, young cnl0rrd woman, cihployeu ilS
n domestic, was taken INTO custody on SATURDAY on
the charge of causing the death of her infant. She
will be taken to the County Jall to await the action
of the Grand Jury as soon a. she can bo removed
with safety. , ,,.,-.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
ARRYrowN.-Thc closing exercises of Miss Bnlk-
lcy,s school took place on Thursl1y evening. June
II. The programme comprised chorus by the
school piano solos and duets. essays, and French
dialogues. Diplomas were presented to the menl-
bcTs of the graduating class
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
rAIrNnAE4 THIS nAY.

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1n:,n A. ~ acndar called at II H. m-Gmrd M"nlay mo-
eIrtitI Tenn ponohur. Court opens at lnao a. M
blunrrr. N"- - ~ ~ ~, IA 3w * ,ni ~, i Eos T;
49, no l - to l-u. Gll, GlI -, - 80 90. GS iU
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w. r. rioE counr ->rroIN rE,t-Fr cmau J Court
al IGa. ID. Cab MIL cald Al II "a mNo' l., II. 2 81.
81.
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PAEr II J. I. Day. J. tnuti "mi+ At IL q; tn-.Not
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MtuI>r 1IAL TtHi rNGI ~mnott J.. IN super
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=, 3. l-i7. ltIl iuS1. iluh 3,N', 'U6 l"'' @ivO2
I1ul.; .HTU, mos lil
Ut%LEAL S:,soX,- I. Owing. J--Iho rc,lc agt.
Iirnh Kuntl Chlslu -toEriurI. John Lane John Ryan
battery samuel t'fdiln flW r KEEL
l. lame, tupIr Iu,ri,i Cannon E,lur \. Nltkrr- llcn
MrItnn illon thIunrry y. BHuih grand larceny
John NItiu- James MorgIn Wa.ar" buuti mis- tncdn"I;
rNKr --~nyth Ihr People agt. thrsopHrr Becker
Amanda Vanderbilt. Maggie Lucas. william H. Mariu ici"n
ions assHiit aud battery Francis UuRldltg, assault ana
battery Wary Buns. Herbert GRAY lmnu:N Drvih" grand
iIv; Tinuls Fav burglary john GalPn, rape Horace
Moore, " llliaM OIittn, uIEnN
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
ART WORK RY WOMEN.

At the recent closing meeting Of the season OF the
Ladies' Art Association it was announced that an
the women artists of tins county being invited to
contribute their work; also that instruction would
he providcd in the various branches for art students
and teachers remaining in town during the Summer,
the rOnmS of the society to be open until September
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS only. arpI-
cation for instruction to be made 10y letter 70 tho
chairman of the Glass Committee, No. "a West
Fourtecnth-st The House Committee reported gifIs
of easels an oil painting and chest of drawers aud
the Finance Committee reported its PREPARATION Tor
the sale. Committees on household art. flowers,
American ceramics, embroidery and paintings were
appointed to work during the Summer;
Miss Hctta Ward read lper on the Ceramic
Art Studies of London" and Mrs. Gott n report on
the Statue of EIcrmeS at tho AStor Library" The
subjects of discussion we're the Eng lSh Methods OF
China Painting" and the Z" Beautiful IN Sculpture ,
An rXhbition of original drawings by the pupils Of
tLe Chidrcn's Home was given.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

No of Chart 649a Title. inland Sea- Western Fart
Correction disappearance Yama buoy Suwo Nada
No Chart 81. Title. Japan, Sheet l. Coecuon' iok
siren at KingkaSan, NiDOn. east coast ,,..,,o pov
No Of Chart, o. Japan, Sheet l. Correcuon N"Ao ''
YezO, RSiri Islands. .,... por,,on
No OF Chart 4a Title Indian Ocean Southern Poruon
Correction rock lat 80 49, y. Ion. 80 3 f. ,.,o,
No Of Chart 43b. Title Indian ocean NOrtnern ~
Correction sOal 10 fthOms lat 20 20 ION 90 90
800 yards In extent least depth ", 10 W ~
all around IT, lat 10 81 E., on 1862 90 l2 po-,,or
No Of Chart ABB Title Indian ocean NOrdnern ,oe
Correction shOal lat 4" 30 81 on ll4' IL So E io e'
NO Of Chart. 800. Title North Sea. Correction shoa
no. Of 4 Chart G57b Title. English Channel Sheet 2
Same correction. c,,. roa,orn Part
Correction tepham White Mill removed -. eAoo. x
No. Of Chart. 1l2 Title France. Woit COAST eHeo' !"
Correction dccreaI depth Of mouth OF the Glrohue
Of CHAIR, 7l3. Title, West Coast trapce' Snee'
No Of Chart 7jo Title South America West Coast sheet
H. Correction SalnillO Cove AID Valdiva Rock SAoo.
No Of Chart 7GO Title South America. West Coast ohee'
-. Same correction. 49, choo, q
CORRECTION Australia, east cOast-Red light on slah
Port DOmgas5 revolving hight on Cape Cleveland leaiE
lights on nskip Point New south Wales
temporary white lights Richmond River heaus ana eA
No OF chart SS7. Title. NewZeaand Correction COOK
STANDARDIZATION OF fixed white light from agstan wes sIe
entrance Wairan River; Middle Isand-DscOntnu1nce
Nc OF Chart 230 little Coast North America sheet
Correction. change in DuOys In NOrth Chanheb rena
dina IIarbor Fla. c,,aa.
Correction new flash light at Porto Pata, Hayt .
No Of Chart 10. Title, River and Gull OF 81 LawHnce
etc COrrecOn ST. Lawrence I,ver-Change In Careton
Point light change in light at Ponte Aux ongheaugi hsu'
AlgernOn Rock. . ,.,- 49,. choo+ ,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
CARING FOR THE INSANE.

The committee on organization OF Ma
tional ASSOCIATION for tho Projection Of the Insane OF
which Colonel William c. Church, DOrman B Eaton
Charles f. Whitehead. DR. George VI. Beard, Dr. H. I.
ScgInr and others members, has issued circular
referring to the pubc NEE uG IN behalf OF the insane
held at Cooper Institute December u, 1879 ami to the
resolution then adopted THAT this meeting earnestly
recommends the organization Of National Association
for the Protection Of the Insane and that the committee
here appointed steps for the formation OF such ass0
ciation." The members Of the permanent committee
arlp int,d by Mr. George William Curtis Ghc chairman
of that IN cng), report that General Brlnkerhof or
ohio rcrncnt Of the Conference OF Charities AMI Cor
rrctinu) has invited those VINO are interested In the
formation Of National Association for the Protection
OF me Iusauc meet with the Conference at It's next
animal convention at Cleveland June 20, 80, July |. -
ISSO satn. that "a place VIII he reserved In clc pro-
gr.iInc fnr any papers That may y" prtscht"L ne
committee requests that all those who arc interested
vii n possible, attend this meeting d take acl IN the
prnrrcdngs Tor the tiUu n srrIon or branch
of the Conference OF Charities, that hall he specially tie
voted the discussion o the practical problems relating
tn INSANITY At tins meeting II l. expected that one or
tn, members of IN" cnnmttrr will briefly cNpun the
objects propn>d ArSuc tlon, and that several or
thn- who .ptcd tnr invitation to go pelitr III
the wiK Wli prtplre papers on topics 10 wlrh lhey
we devoted special attention. DR. john e. shaw, the
medical ~upc~nrr nj Of the Flltbuh Asylum" viii read
a l1"r giving the results of his own cAprrlcucc Win
non. ir,tralut m the treatment ~ thr insane.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
BASE BALL NOTES,

The game between the Dauntlcss and the
Polytechnic clubs for the Park championship wit
messed by large number OF people Mt Prospect Park
Saturday. One game was won by the Polytechnic club
by q score of 16 to 1S The Namclcss Club played
game Prospect Park Saturday for the PARK cham
plonship with the Putnam CLUB, aud by II score Of
% to g.
In the League championship game at Boston. snt-
urday the Boston club dc'eate the Cincinnati club by
score Of toe
The championship game at Worcester. Mass, Sat
urday. between the Chicago and the Worcester clubs
resulted III favor the former club by of to
The Jaspers or the Manhattan College play ed the Hud
son club on saturday, winning by a score Is to 4.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......JUNE 20.
ARRJVED.

Str CITY Of Richmond tBr Lech Liverpool June lO ana
Queenstown | |, to John @ Dale M -, . -, =,
str CITY Of Brl Wilson, London l3 days TO W IL
Str NOrih Britain (r Newport l6 days, with mdse
TO ORDER vessel TO Geo + Bailey.
str Muriel (r GuIliO, Bermuda 3i2 days. to outer
Str saratoga Curtis Cruz June and Havana 49, to
T. Ward d Co. <,. ~. .u, >...,.,,. 90
str WyanOkc Couch Rclnonh ClIy fOt auu Noio1A' I"
Ola Dominion Ss c.. ,-..o.
str Rrcakwatcr Gibba Lcwes. De- 10 Oh Dominion SSC
str ScDrnne. Berry. Boston. 10 III DlmOcK 500 ,.
Shin senator Maand. y 81, Fulton Calcutta lZO days.
WIN % 5 Ton nj of Porsmonth H. Jacobs Manila Feb 22
and hemp 10 Ira Burseiey vessel 10 "ernon
Brown ~ Go. ,,..ot,o 40 .oro In hol
Bark Reyeio cvnods London SO days with mdse to or
der. vessel to j w Parker & Co. a.,
Bark Ciactano Maria tan Marino Legorn II days. with
mnse tn Materne & Mayer; vessel To master 49,, o., ,
Bark BartolomeO Dau0varO IaD Trabucco GenoaO3 days.
IN ballast o Finch kiyc Co. .,. m
Bark PrOsperO Dcge (IJan SCapparni southampton 80
daya with order: vessel 10 JaSS0gl StraehIe o.
Bark SguOra del Boschetto uta) Pertg no Iy
mouth days with chalk to order; vesseto Benham PcK
rk Daphne (Nor Christensen SO days. with iron
rg Alice BRADSHAW SanlfOr Windsor NJ, 10 iays, with
plaster 10 B King e co; vessel to whitney q co; -
Brig Alice tDuch simmons II Kits - days, with sugar
IN dwight e Platt; vessel to + q Ch ilOnrr & co.
Brig II Todd Mcclure Calais Me, Il days, with umOer
10 q Boardman. =, -, IL.
log wood to Mlcheana; vessel to II w Loud GO, -
Schr Ce,e 10 days, with fruit TO Gomez q
Tparsal: vessel 10 a Abbott
Schr sarah Douglass, Merritt Eleuthefa days. WIN
pncapplcs To Douglass * Co.
wIND-sunset--At sandy HOOK, light s; ha7y. At City
Island, the same
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN juno 2O-ArI or CrOOkhaven, str City OF
Berlin, from New York for Liverpool.
HAVKI, June 2O.-Arr str AmeTique, from Ne"-1orA
Tor Later ship Neos II anu. see Ffth PIJ%
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
unNORING \ DEAD COMRADE.

the Territorial days of California was held at the
Surtevant House yesterday afternoon, TO take ac-
tion in regard to the death OF General John ~
Sutter the president OF tie society. The " bear
flag" of the society hung at halfmast over the
hotel all day. and one of the parlors was well filled
with old pioneers. General ii. &. Gibson, acting
nTcs,dct of the association, occupied the chair and
made an appropriate address about the lie aud
character Of General :;uttcr Other addresses were
made by John Sickel| o. H. rerSon amd r. for D
the occasion. A committee consisting of General
T. D. Johus, f. G. Kcmble and j. II. Butler was
onnonted TO draft resolutions expressive of the sOr
row felt by the ASSOCIATION at the death OF ITS ven
cradle PRESIDENT: which were read aud adopted. II
was then resolved that the society should attend
the funeral of General Suffer-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
PATRONS OF THE FREE BATHS.

About $500 persons visited each of the eight
free baths in this city on Saturday, and nearly
1000 yesterday. Around the entrance Of each of
these were consta Itly from 800 to 400
men and boys waiting for admission. The interior
Of tho Gouverneur-st bath during the entire day
was q of great confusion Loud yells and cat
calls filled the arr while occasionally srill scream
of terror from some child who had been pulled from
the life-lnes by his rough companions would rise
above all other sounds. A continual watch has to
be kept by the attendants to see that accidents
occur, and that DO one battles twice in one day.
MANY of the boys on leaving the baths make thcul-
bath and apply for adm ance. AS It is impossible
for the attendants to recognize the different faces,
wef their owners are not admitted. Although rob-
berries arc not frequent at tho baths. they OCCASION
ally occur,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
CALLED ALTAR IN HIS PULPIT.
CAPTAIN YOUNG, OF THE NARRAGANsETT ARRESTED
FOR INTERRUPrING TIE REV ME-. HARCoURT 1:

CAPTAIN YOUNG, OF THE NARRAGANsETT, ARRESTED
FOR INTERRUPrING TIE REV. Mr. HARCoURT IN
CHURCH
Cautain William S. Young. who commanded the
steamer Narragansett the time of the recent acc
dent was arrested In Jersey City last evening on q
charge of disorderly conduct made by Cyrus d..
Shepherd one Of the trustees 9i the a rS for
fenouncing tho Rev. Richard Harcourt, the pastor,
as har while the services were gong Oh. lho
Complaint vas subsequently withdrawn and tue
captain was discharged. 80,
Mr. Harcourt preached upon the lessons taught by
the accident. and when he bitterly denounced the
officers and sailors of the vessel as the biggest set OF
towards that ever lived, Captain Young said, In
deep bass voice:
"YOu are q liar"
People arose in all parts of the church to see who
the speaker was, and after short pause the minis
ter proceeded with his sermon. While the closing
prayer was beng offered the CaptaIn' IN oSsoHer IOaG
was sent 10 the First Police Precinct station fOr an
officer. and at the close Of the services Captain
Young was arrested, and taken to the staiOn,where
he was detained for two hours.
Toa reporter of TIE TRIBUNE Captain Young
gave the following statement:
IL STAYED with the wreck of the Narragansett
from the time of the accident until last Friday, when
/ returned IL my home in FOurtl'st., jersey City.
This morning saw by a notice In one of the papers
that the Rev. M:. HarcOnrt 70 preach this even
ing Cd Il he Lessons from the Narragansett Slangh-
ter. and l went to hear him. The sermon
af M"' the collision. the burning Of tie
Narragansctt and the loss of life that followed. A
great many of the statements were untrue, and the
preacher reelected in very severe terms upon the
action of the officers and crew of my vessel. did
not care what lie said about me, but my blood
boiled when the preacher denounced our crew as
the biggest set of towards that ever manned a
vessel | was terribly excited and in my ludlQna-
tOn shouted out you are llar.' The people got up
to look at me, ard it was all / could do to sit
quiet. When in hls closing PRAYER he asked tho
Lord to make that old man feel sorry for his hasy
action, said the preacher was hackguard. |
did wrong and should have kept still. but when
heard my brave crew denounced i'll that manner |
could moi contain myself, and so said just what
thought.
Several of the official members of the church Wis
ited Captain Young AZ the station. and expressed
regret that he had been placed under arrest. The
Rev Mr. IlarcOurt stated that the charge against
Captain Young was made contrary to his wishes,
and that he very sorry any notice had been
taken of the remarks.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
DISORDER AT A RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

About 5000 persons witnessed the laying Of the
at Newark Nj, yesterday. Early i'll the after
noon procession was formed of the different Irish
ORGANIZATIONS numbering about ! 200 men, which
marched to the Bowery and Freeman-st where the
church is to be erected. he ceremonies were in
charge of the Rev. Father Fleming, pastor of the
church. Bishop Corrgan laid the stone. and the
preached tue sermon While Father Flynn was
Speaking a mddle-aged woman. who sat behind the
Bishop, struck man in the face. One of the mar
shals of the parish then took the by the throat
and struck him. knocking him down. In falling
the man struck his head on stone and blood
cident caused considerable excitement, and it was
some time before order was restored. Tho church.
which will be finished by March l. 1881, will cost
$4,000. The style of architecture will be Gothic
There will be seating capacity for 500 persons.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN BROOKLYN.

The ordcr-lOving citizens of Brooklyn have been
greatly annoyed at the open manner IN which the
law relative to the closing Of liquor saloons on sun
day is violated particularly in MvTle-ave,, where
fully ninc-tcnths of the drinking places Keep up
breaches of the peace are of frequent occurrence
The killing of Young man hv his drunken COM
and Vnndcrbilt-avcs. three weeks ago brought mat
ters TO a crisis Since that time the enforcement OF
the law has been freely discussed al the Rev.
Thomas Conway's Rink Temperance meetings. The
services of counsel have been engaged, and an or
ranized effort is to be made at once to procure tcs-
tm0nv sufficient TO secure the conviction ana pun
ishmeut of the Offenders.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

On the occasion of the last bric-a-brac
social at the Paac Hotel OF the bOardcrs pass.
IN. along the corridor preparatory to turning IN for the
night came upOn u small couple seated snugly on one
o the lounges t'eren about for the accomtnO
daon OF the guests. The attitude OF the Juveniles one
81 tu OF CURIOSITY the other OF wisdom, attracted his
attention. and, stopping to look at thcm lie overheard
the following scrap of their conversation: Tell me.
Willie" spcd out sweet twelve and half, what Is
the meaning Of brc brlc and why did YOU choose that
name Tor our club j. Well you see. Emcllr TWO lei
lows os rs got up the idea from tho first; was o
regular brck tnr other great bat so we Thought OF
uniting the two names brckbats. Then pa, ne SAID
that would nc yer o-t0O neavyweigh tho whole thing
down. Then your ma she SAID the dear Little things
were all world Ike (hcaI treasures, she voted
for hric-I-brac. tlas how 1t was, you see" Oh,
I'm real glad know fur Eva sad twas cause We were
all 81 pretty, they called pretty bats. ana got
kind Of mixed III saying it."lSan Francisco News Let
fpr
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE COZ RIS.
DECISIONS-.IrNE 10.

S,i1rcnc C,Mi-( (hdmhrs-l}y Judge DOnohuc.- -
I-, In Otrr granted In ' matter II Ham
Ion. Icrry aSt S""L'J In the matter "i Bradley
Granted.
l.v Judge IaWrrEc".- piy'son art. The Union Nat'na
Uark order granted staying -t'ling-.
>J,riit n-Hv Julgc l"n"u" Ia III" matter @i tnI.
.iifaur D-4o-Wty agt HlN"tIG AMI auuitl -pcctcc
.iruri lilc.rint ct dat. l1r6rnL'}rI. Nr' nrirr:
(onm1n Fi,us -Ntc.idi E1m- l;v JudgrN du llOcScI
I, Ntutlrr llt. T. .--~t MOI Iilduu.
r.. Iui,rJ. T. buy.- The Mayor. etc. agt Hyau- Draw
ntirr Irdtclttd ~ draft.
Uar,nr (ourt-( (hamocrs--By Justice sheridan
IIat ngt. pcloyur, ts,i det Thomas Birmnelan Ma
frrtl ii,nk q Il. Wly Mrr 'ut ae;. t"rr aud ino'r
t,rhtILg Irt. ihrly k.ug tei strait ~ lM on az Ntta
conl. t,orili a.i D'i"uut Hudson Beniing
sri Levy: Eehau apt O\"il-brd"rS granted lhimhirI
AT W.T. 1nuhcL Huber AIT MrF '"y Bonds h!rl
rs Judge IIaWc- Mc Douid AM others agt IdlT-kiA-
signed.