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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
FORGEEMENOT TO BE WITHDRA WN.

In the matter of the application Of Miss Genevieve
Ward for injunction against Dir. Waack and
Mr. Moss. restraining the performance of the play
Forget Me Not" Judge 1ruat decided yesterday
that Mr.. Wallack was entitled to few days
further time in which To give notice TO the
public OF the withdrawal OF the play. Mr..
Waack's attorney stated to the Court that
the sum named by Judge Truax, Tuesday. as
the penalty in The indemnity bond which Mr. Wal
lack required to give if he continued the repre-
sentatiOn of the play, was so excessive that his
client would be Obliged decline to give tho bond
and submit TO the temporary injunction.
Upon a stipulation Dv Mr.. Walack to withdraw
the play on Friday Judge 1ruax allowed 1t
to he continue until that day. The court
room was crowded with listeners to the argu-
meut If tbs opposing ATTORNEYS Among those
present was the plaintiff. Miss Ward.
Theodore NJ, rs was found at Walack's Theatre by
a Tribune reporter last evening, and asked In re-
gard to the iuture action Of the de endants. He
sad: we shall apply for an injunction most de-
cidediy to prevent Miss Ward from produc
aratlon. and will be served soon. Forget Me
not will be succeeded by The ,Guy'nor which
will he b ought out Friday night. Much annoyance
has been caused by the change on account OF the
disappointment TO t @ public. The seats we're all
sod for the p .rlOrmance of Forgot me Not" Oh
SATURDAY, night, and think. in justice to the pub
lic we should ha @ been allowed 10 keep faith by
continuing the play throughout the week"
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THE STATE LEG ISLATURE.

ExNAToR AsToR INTRODUCES sTREET-cLEASiNG
sILI-MR.> sPrNoLA ON PURITY OF ELECTIONS.
ALBANY, N. Y, JAN. 12.-In the Senate to-
day the following bills we're Introduced;
BY Mr.. Astpr-To create department OF streetciean'
g and to provide for the removal Of ashes and
n tho City OF New-York THIS Is copy OF the bill APP
proved at meeting Of the Board OF Directors of tue
SANITARY Reform Society held In NewYork City on De-
cember co. 1880.
By Nh. Rowlsr-rhe Civil Code amendments. Also the
Criminal Code amendments.
BY Mi. Forser-ro promote honest ELECTIONS In New
York City. Also, providing for the Imprisonment Of
persons convicted Of murder first degree in Sing
Ding Prison aud their execution there
BY Mr. schrOeder-To provide for the payment of ar
rearages 0fiaxes and In Brooklyn. IL pro
sades for the appointment OF commission ~ determine
thc amount due each case now on the record book.
Mr.. Forster offered the following resolution. wnicA
vas adopted:
Resolved That the Corporation Counsel of New-York
Se requested TO 70 the Senate EARL.
~ possibe DAY the details Of the expenditures OF the
Law Department Of the City OF NewYvrk for
pes nnee January l. 1870, aud tue Reasons why sucn
Ms department AZ I've been made.
Nj. Hslbert offered q concurrent resolution asking
Governor Cornell 70 appoint three experienced arch
tses and one civil engineer 10 investigate the ques
Ton OF the safety OF the New Capitol such sion b.
eeye at an expense not exceeding s25 per day Tabled
Under tho rule.
eelatve TO primary meetings lie sal what WAS pro-
Resed 10 the RESOLUTIONS was proper thing u do he
toped would BIZ done, aDd read Comments from ynt
~ SoIaoa ssid he sppr.v.I nj tn n, ,i ro,.ee
sd saiG IN favor OF the purify OF eicciUus ut ice b.
csed the power rested With iio people themselves II
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REPORTS TO THE STA Tk ENGINEER.

ALBANY, Jan. 12.-The annual reports of
the ,o"wiug COMPANIES nave been filed with the Stat
EngIneer
IL, Tulsa Steam Navigation Company. capital stock,
$IOU VOO subscribed, 100000 paid, $50. O0O floating
deb S11 900 TIE steamer Venezuela 10 sw being
sIruccd and the expenses OF construction bPve reached
S2I 800. Senecn LAKE Steam Transportation Company,
capital stock, $4,000. steamboats,, pr0pellers. l.
Gro,s pt--Fiom freight, $3.4sS 50; from other
source. $28.Ol2 r. PAD account OF freight lost,
s2s O5; IVr damaged freight. f3 CO. The CilIzens'
Company. of Troy, filed Ia annual statement
To-day with the state Eng necr 1t contains the follow
ing sta Paid capital. S25Q,0OO; floating debt.
5000 900; .e.ph receipts, Sl39G97 So; other receipts,
,IzyOJ5 49, Dividends have been declared during the
n,st ya,r amolInfug 10 100000. Tho estimated value
their three steam boats, Saratoga CITY OF Troy and
Thomas 10 we'll, Is $45O.OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
DEWOCR1TTC REORGANIZATION

The Committee of Fifty met last evening
at he Hoffman lIonse The Committee Oh ORGANIZATION
submitted plan for the organization OF the Committee
OF r ffy II vas decided tlat permanent chairman
should De elected but that should Gc CHOSEN at each
n.e,,ing. 4 treasurer and Secretaries will be chosen
TIC Comm zee headquarters has not yet selected
place. Tn.re Will be reguar meetings each
Wednesday evening The Committee on Names
report the iO0wn. ~ br ADDED To the Committee OF
It.tv: H-iry q. Autpnrrth, william Cauidwe. L, ".
C5nm,.A. e -. cornell. Cnar Crarey Seth C. Doug
las. John 4. FcO ~. lanes Fly IN. ward GruSSe
IIrut. Hughes. John ii. McCarthy. Thomas McAvOy,
.Oss rDtr il. j ldan l.. 1T aud JOhn Muli"ly. The
Dr,nucratIr OrganlZl ms were invited 10 a"et
wh ine sID-Uurnit, ct TWEEN y-Onc ana to discuss
pan Or tie rrorsa ,trn aid union OF the party and
report to tie Conn lttec OF Fl ~ Tor It's action.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
wRANGLING IN PARLIAMENT.
MORE OBSTRUCTION BY THE IRISH MEMDERs-PAR-
NELL THREATENS ACTIVE OPPOsInoN.

MORE OBSTRUCTION BY THE IRISH MEMBERs-PAR-
NELL THREATENS ACTIVE OPPOSITION.
LONDON. Wednesday, Jan. IL. 1881.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Fors-
ter Chief Secretary for Ireland. asked the melnnerS
whose bills are on the orders of tint day not insist on
their rights the Government desired to proceed WIN
the debate on the address reply the Queens spec D.
Irish members began obstructive objections ana inc
wrange continued for three hours Ultimately morton
that the debate The address be resumed whs careu
by "A vote of $50 to So
just before the division taken whichclosed inns
obstructive debate Nh Parnel said MS party had mhuo
their protest against the action OF the Government
lie said his coduct in The House had always Deeh lah
sEd above board IN he would not pledge Himself as w
the condrct .iuSef snd his friends whcn Oils io
on .hr resrI:nrIon OF Inc deb ltp on e address hr
Ielpvrr. Secretary OF the Admiralty, spoke anu
the drba!c was tGrn adjourned until l0-in0' ioW .,.
The L1nGUn correspondent o Ihe Arrci'ue
Mr.. Joseph COw,h's paper. says: 'shJuid the ri ~,
ScLt,ipiis III the d"puta ION winch Il 10 wslt on IT,,
GLADSTONE o-day NOT lhdcr the ~ hr
IN, anticipated Assure on the Irish Land question: IN
t.r rignal dca OF united action by holm inc Eus ~
aud irish Liberals. which was Ne'trry @ w. nn
the belief nat such cpmbn ttion mrnt nave III ~
FurlI' ac ion VII be. any event. suspended nhu
The dra,, of IL" biI Is in Hc hans o. tn. meW tS NJ
r>tdays meetng tn arrlnGe for d"Hu'h on =" , T
oh NJ ca d~ton' N I'D - tlr Ir"l Lana q'
Tie Tra','. and Lis,owei mllc was s.iacNod las,
NH near Long lIh. J. iurrck County TIC car "'H
Smashed 0hi the mail dcstin'ed
THE Pr. llIiR INSPIRES HOPES.
The d.puiation OF mrn,b.rs OF Parliament waited on
Mr. ca; dst,nr toonN The IRISH ldud question: a."
presented "a rial recommending ~ 'ssthtlii' III
order tn secure unity and enthusiasm ani0ns the i'p
erals T. riiamcn ami cont'niucnt III Ireland th'' 'hr
I,nd bl. sha!! ncm t. mprrit nNr' scheme oi peas
ant proprietary. accompanied hv ;hc tire" r.; also
rccomm pdng jhr consideration 81 Inc subject oil th'
reclamation o waste lands. The population discussed
;hr suit 81 in conversational! manner for iully two
hours Mr.. Gladstone SAID he WIS Cad 10 hhy" AN OPP
portGnity u hrlrin" h"t VW-, amc that hr h"ucd "e
woud not introduce ill whici womb y ~ nee 'h
The hM1d0rd IL. evening saJf: - We ui'I' is'a II
tia tr drIu: Gtcmrd the result OF ti"r InttNS"
tS sut,tlctUrt'
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RAILROAD INTER ESTS.
THE READING CONTEST.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING INDEFINITELY POST


PHILADELPHIA, Penn.,J an. 12.-Thc special
master OF the Philadelphia aid Reading Railroad
Coinpany. having been ordered by Judge McKennan to
take testimony regarding the legality and prOpriey Of
the Deferred Incom" Bond scheme began their session
for tnis purpose at o'clock p TIE testimony was
heard privately.
The Masters heard the testimony Of Receiver Lewis.
1t Is understood that The deposit in London the
reading subject concerning which he questioned.
He was asked to produce the kilograms from Mr. G"weD,
hut not having EN- the acting prrsid Mt OF the Gem
pIny. IN Whose possession they sent for The
ncori.lg VIII b. continued tomorrow af .rnoon.
The Board of Managers OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing Ia lr"ad Company, WHO i'll session to-day took
the following relative to the aunual meeting OF
the ~tocii0d-rs:
ca, vi sUeRnoder>' meeting oe.ect ii president,
i"1 ~, a'urti aud sccr'tiy :: AMI ..,. ,,
NhCIC0S, the OF last meeting VIII oI
ii can" Nv man Janus has been Issued tue Coir %
ho"t ana others. requiring us To- snow Gus wlv sHd
M, : sou Il not ne called on ten days nt'!r" ana
de =. IN pJer 0r us AT the prescnt tI,1c TX
other day give notice wllch might seem dl'it-
Sp'' - 10 tn COITt I'm Ter rs fulc,
K'soirea. tiI,t-Ihat We deem 1t our duty 10 c"N a
stocA"o Il r. IN rtIhg 10 eject dem. III 'ger
treasurer ana secretary at the eIrlle daie pos'2e. N
view of The necessity OF giving ad qua n"iitt 10 all
'he S'ocRo GER. w""are h'ie os"' "'irlV al itr,e;
SUI m eng as utter v insnii lent ana
lhiu- lnat We vii adjourn 40 b. called i'g 'iher 10y
tie pirS1 eat pl" 10 iX III lime oil IL" meeting
lnir,iaey npon the disposition tir Conr! OF me
ou' ind ,men', wit"out disrcSp,ct To the Court.
L"ND0N, Jan. 12Me Standard. It's financial arti
Gle ,nisd NJ, says.
the inst of inon sat crihers TO The ssu OF the Phil
drVIld auu tLulug K ulway de'e rcn lords been
Closed. Az lcl.IoIs .reldr Lecn received tine
L"iion al e ior OVERSIZE 0OO."1o wcr1a bonds In
OrI 10 te'hlic.u. cIun ur.cd III Ia. Amer
icaI ut by the Mcl against issua ircs
dc ""w"h Ii e WI u " 10 fnIl"drohia bank the
urpyNm 20 Wa C" the acCaimnnts profess to attach 30
Mulch Importance
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GELrCE I injecting WAR.

I.UNDUN. WrGNC7dly, I'M, T, WI
The Greek press continues to CONSIDER war
with Turkey oLly "a TIA e" lime ana To regard II -
incvI &hlc even ter e, Di,ratIon
\ Constant uoir Dispatch ID The TiUrs saws: " Tie
appointment of Ghnz Oman Facna H. Musi,r Of War.
taken IN COT Junction with the recent appointment 81
HAssan Pacha Minister o. Marine and Hobart ParhaH7
chef The Admirably STAFF, Is Regarded proof that IN
view of the Threatening; attitude" ~ Greece military aud
naval preparations ne being actively advancel'
Al 4 hens dI-paic state, that The representatives, of
the Powers have been Instructed uiaHc tUt'f" Lcioh
to iuiurc CiIrrcc g. urrrlf iiraiDn.
Ecrlm nrpItch Ia Ihe -. JGmsS G0-'fe thu alter
noon, II Or, coal It's lttc the iO"t "A
VIII collectively rriuIn~trate. ~" has al raiy DE u
warned iuaI she i rapidly losing me sJmPaihy II the
Powers"
u rvi>ch Parha. Governor ~ AhaniI continues bis
efforts To paCiy the Albanian Lagu, Nhich l. pffaf.
Ing resist The entry OF TuIk.h troops into fiisreud
aud Cshup.
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COLORED MEN AT MEN TOR.
PLEA FOR APPOINTMENTS.

POINTS SUBMITTED 10 GENERAL GARFIELD-THE
CLAIMS TmE COLORED RACE.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TgIBUNE.I
MENTOR, Ohio. Jan. 12.-During the past
few days Genera Garfield has received calls from II
number OF leading colorcd men and has heard their
claims bchal OF the which they represent They
have not been able, however, 70 draw from him any
exact information regard to his Intentions IN the
ter OF Cabinet appointments. The cOlored men who
have i.t heard his mildly and politely expressed
20 away In an uncertain state OF mind as to the i'm
pression which they have made Without going into
details Of tue interview lie TRIBUNE correspondent
. enabled 10 give summary OF the pont' made by the
coored who ask thai Their race snail receive due
consideration IN the distribution o. Federal patronage.
They say that tho appointment OF "a cuored man TO II
Cabinet position would be effective rebnke TO
the BOurbons who striving to deprive
cGored Citizens of their rights; that It would
have great moral influence in favor of Justice to the
coored people OF the South and that 10 would inspire In
them renewed and zeal for the Improvement OF
their condition in every possible respect. They say that
the Republican party has apparently lett them their
fate ia the hands OF their eneiny. The recognition OF
their race by President red at the beginning Of his
Administration would be, they CLAIM, practical
ance that the spirit OF the old anttssyery leaders
Wives m the groai party which they founded and
h work of emancipation and Acknowledgement il not TO
be III VAN.
In reply 10 the argument that their race should be
educated before political advantages are sought for any
of their leaders, they point 10 the notorious iteracy Of
the Door whites Of the South Tue Ignorance Of large
body OF white people, they say, Is never urged as rea
son why while should not seek office. The negroes
of the South are now doing vastly than the poorer
class of Southern whites have done. TO to
themselves the blessings of education many OF them
making sacrifices aud undergone; hardships greater
than any class OF white people ever endured To a them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1 a. m.-Gen-
orally colder and clear weather has prevailed 10 New
England and the Middle States, with westerly winds ana
slight changes in pressure Clear weather In
the Southern States and the Ohio Valley with increased
pressure lower temperature the Atlantic coast ana
southerly winds the Gulf coast and north
ward to the Lake region. An Of low barometer has
moved eastward from the Northwest and central
near ESQ ARABIA Warmer and clear or fair weather has
prevailed In the Lower Lake region. aid thence west
ward to IowO and ssOuri wit souney winds aud less
pressure. Llgnt snow AID cOdersnorthery winds arc
reported from Lake superior ard thence westward 10
the Missouri Valley, with rising barometer.
Indications.
For New England and the Middle States wamcs south
east 10 southwest winds, falling barometer and partly
cloudy weather. except III he extreme northern portion
light
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RAISING RATES ON THE LONG ISLAND.

The rates of fare, both for single and cx-
cursOn ti' Ike srd from 10 to 20 per
IL z islLud ka liOads yesterday by the nanagc-
n'... thus Restoring tne schedule of prices lat
dn the o the late OIvrr CharIick. P~
Ur I'D no 10 TOR higher rates 81 fare, ana loud
their denuncaIIOn or II" new marriage nient Many par
sengers used IL bay tickets at the advanced yes
te-day morning and returned t. their o. Jan
/, wien the new managr ment TOOK iOD OF
road and bfahch's II assumed all iudcbe lDrss
nnrus The last twu ks over 200 men have
{. i<"d. and much WORK thni Progress has been
stpupu. II j. claio!ri that the new managcmcnt has
ouud IL nrCess 10 IL" fares ana rrg. ta:iH to
MAKE lie ,elr riunng expenses. Ii Is under
stood tHii moro ti.llus are Ia BE- taken of.
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DEFENDING HE HEBREWS.

p
At the meeting OF the Berlin Wahlmacnncr
Hiuncipa Council today which Wa ,al.ed for tine
purpose of conforming the antJrwis movement 800
persons present resolution wa adopted dcclar-
inc that mrcting de1red 10 expires regret and ndig
nation that Berlin had been The o. meetings and
violent cXcsscs wluch tended Nv exciting g." most
drsgrareiu pa 'tio-. 10 IrVir m'n"r OF ~" h'trn
crds with Ittc ~ Il Cui tempt toward one aL"th'f.
Ciicd Ia ;drEish iir tcpda nI ~ lie cts
The hu.,T uf tac German lame. The Nah mariner
thrT Ia tie nam az IN" Clii
interference Win TIE legal equality ot
lullUI.
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officials will run into abuses the people will rise in their
power, they have done, and hur them from once
All Ocas he said, the tools OF their party JeI-
fers,n Albums, Jackson, Van Buren-an held that rela-
ton to their party 1t could not be otherwse Is not
human To be otherw He would like to the day
when President is elected he will be President OF the
Republic: All this travelling around the country IKE
tramps. by Cabinet officers making political sDeeches,
wrong II would not lie tolerated in the early days
o; the 4.e9ubc He closed by saying I've had NJ OBJ
lection sending the resolution u the judiciary Com
M tee for their opinion he subject
The resolution which G,reOs the Judiciary Committee.
il they deem 1t e1pedleG 10 report bill protecting
primary meetings, adOptrd-yeas, %: nave, e.
Mes5rs Brehin Djckey, Lewis, Morgan ana Trnble.
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TRIBUNE OPFlCE. Jan -. a. m.-rhe barometer rose
agn Yesterday rning. but during the last haf OF the
dag there little change IN the mercury Cloudy
weather with light snow very early in the day was fol-
lowed during rst quarter by fair and clear weather
Tue temperature RANGED between 17' and 2S0 the av-
or,gc VI q beng 3ja.' over than on the correspond
Ing ,ltv asst year. nnd 3as5 lower than on Tuesday.
warmer and clear or patty couiy weather may De
eXi t''ted to-day in this ciry and vicinity
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THE CANADA PACIFIC.

TORoNrO, Ont. Jan. 1.-THE new syndicate
Is III discussing proposition which thiy
W Il submit to tbe House OF Commons. The draft OF
made out Yesterday and printed to-day
Tue meeting will make ~uch alterations az are thought
n crssary and Wi forward the amended agreement to
o tiw, by mai; Tonight.
OTTAWA, Jan II An arrangement has been agreed
upon Ie idrrs o! tue Government tho
oppue.tIOu by winch the vote on ire Ptchc Railway
wi Ice taken tonight and the debate be al.
I,raa In m. ed
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NEW-Yo.K, NEw-HAvEN AND HARTFORD
FL CTiON OF DiErCroEs-AN AMkADMLNT 10 THE
CHARTER: ACCEPTED.


TIE nnth annual meeting of the stock
hoL,ris oi tuc rN-YOrk, New-ii.tveu and liar ford
Railroad Company ncld ia the Tempe # Music
y w-b"Vrn. YESTERDAY. President George III. WatrOu.
preceded, and f.: H. TrOwbril e. acted ~ secretary
P>d nj Watrcus stated that in add n II to the election
Ut tartrtn ct Tor the hsuiug year. the Nockhold
were called upon To VOTE upon The accordance Of
aLc ldmenl 10 the compduys charter passed by the
l. gsla,uT" Cnnnec lcut In January. 1850. aud APP
lI'y"d Naich % rhc amendment allows the company
10 acquire aud use steamboats, and carnoas for tho
TRANSPORTATION ~ railroai "xS and Ia acquire and
sell srrs OF stock in CORPORATION incorporated under
she laws Of Connecticut VIII Gu may operate boats
designed for hr transportation ~ cars. provided that
oyprnd urc shall b, m de under the provisions o.
10" re "xc"e ing III al per cent Of the caDt stock Of
tlP Ia ANY.
r." numhr of shares repre- ed at the meeting was
$500 ali 81 which cast Tor each member OF he
/ Etri. with a sl.cis exception, follows: George
II. WatIou l.. i Reed, william ID. BisIup. Wilson Il.
Hn Do, George y. VI Her, Chester w. Cbauin. 4. Il. Van
N'si Henry c. R"br son. j.. H. lro@hri1.c. ltnaLir
Mhtclct, G. VI. Pond. Augustus SChcn and Wiuidui ".
NHdrTtt The amendment to the charter W acc pted
bv nearly all tue VOTES represented No votes
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SOUTH AFRICAN DIST UEBtNCES.
LONDON, "Wednesday. Ian. IL. tSS

An official telegram says the Pondo move
mrni was merely t.,Id nrRhUoTIns tribe, which
was repniscd with TIE aid uf Colonial iru"p-.
Sit George l.. Coli,y telesTanhs from Tort Amrl TO
day thar he re,ned y, wCase yesterday. Tac report
of the withdrawal Of thr Bocfs hey ond the EunllO River
II confirmed.
The Flemish inhabitants az Brgum are signing an
address the English Nation urOt"H'ins against the
KaUu at re ,I,vhai. II has already received a
Iar.. Huinbcr OF siguniur,,
The British detached squad on Is ordered from the
Falkland Irlancs TO Cape Colony.
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CI'RAN AEEAIRS-

HAvANA, Jan. 1.-THE French steamer
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Havana and Vera Cruz. stranded RincOn Guanabo
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gunboat when was In pnrL and tow-bont went 10 the
assistance OF the stranded steamer. The Vile de Bres
however, OF attn iIte damage. arrived here and
uloccedrd To Vera Cruz.
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OBITUARY..
MORGAN A. DAYTON.

Morgan A. Dayton, jr., well-kRown law
yer and pi ointment politician III Ulster County diol Of
hemateuesis. AT the sturtevant House Monday MIR.
bay known III this city as Clerk OF tue
surron,te's Court. lie studied law with Judge West
brook and had been practclns for twelve years. AT
me time his death lblry nine years al Al ..
Its remains were taken To PUugnkcepsic, where
father allu brothers 1--we.
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