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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
COUPON TAX BILL POSTPONED.
Underwood Measure Attacked "
Blow At Tobacco Concern,

WARRINGTON, April 2S.-By a vote Of
IL to the Committee on Ways and Means
to-day decided to postpone until next win
ter further consideration OF the Under
wood bill levying a tax OF two cents each
on coupons and gifts given with purchases
OF tobacco products
Denial was made by committeeman
that the decision OF the committee was a
victory for the so-callsd retail tobacco
trust" They explained that the commit
tee was impelled to defer action until OPP
portunity could be given for careful
inquiry into the system generally In use
IN many lines OF the merchandise trade.
The vote In committee to-day was taken
after a lively row in which the opposition
to the bill led by Representative Garner
measure obviously was aimed At one in
dustry.
Denial was made by supporters Of the
bill that 1t was proposed as an anti
trust measure. They declared that the
coupon system should pay a revenue 10
the Government and that they would
make no objection II the measure was
amended so as to apply to all trades that
give premiums In this form.
Mr. Garner moved that further con-
alteration OF the bill he postponed until
the December session. and this was car
rled. It Is the purpose OF the committee
u: make an Inquiry between now and
December 10 learn to what extent cou-
pons are used and to determine what
would be fair tax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
FAXED 100000 STAMPS.
ForEer Had Treated Used Postase
With Chemical.

ST, Louis. April 2s,-When detectives
searched the room OF Edward Amos at a
hotel yesterday they found a trunk con
taining more than 100000 used postage
stamps. Amos is forger OF Quincy. III.
The most painstakinE care had been
exercised In an effort to make the STAMPS
resemble the original The stamps af,ei
having been washed were affixed to thin
adhesive paper and this paper was then
punctured with needle or pin around
each individual stamp to give the APP.
pearancc of the perforations In unused
sheets OF stamps.
About 10000 foreign stamps were
found In the trunk They had been SINH
larry treated. a card index system on
foreign stamps and bottle containing
"A chemical used to erase the cancellation
marks were found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Fort Worth Power and Light Company.
. Southwestern Power and Light Company
subsidiary reports for March gross earnings
of SGs.i6S an increase of $50 776. or "A per cent,
Expenses and taxes We're ~ per cent. greater
leaving net earnings OF sS' 800 an increase OF
s. go. or Is per cent, After interest charges Of
1875 the ne, income was s26ll'. gam Of
s.. IA. or ~ per cent. as compared with March
1918 For the twelve months ended March g.
1914 gross earnings aggregated s.s.'sa, an ex.
pansion OF sls7.;55 or 80 per cent. Expenses and
taxes we're II per cent. heavier AMI net earn
sg77 esl for the previous twelve months, gam
OF SO per cen, After Interest charges and divl-
dsnd, on me preferred S- stock 's sg va.
per cent.
Although eros. earning. of the Phiiadelph ia
Company and affiliated corporations for March
aggregated sS,O2l. iSs, an increase OF si?6 osI
net eSrning. recc s de ,Ss %, month.
ended March 81. 1914. gros. earnings were sss,
354. 7s7 gain of s3o52.lij. while net earnings
amounted To g. soS 6.6. an increase OF SS7, $685.
as compared with the preceding twelve months
OF the principal public utilize. in Mexico
the only one IN witch American capital - IN.
terested 10 any extent 4. the GuanaI usto Power
and Electric COMPANY. This organization "a.
formed IN 1872 and is controlled 10y interests
associaied with William =. Bonbrirh, 4 Co.
The capitalization OF the company consists of
common s,ocs and IS Ia 900 bonds eros. earn.
mss amount TO about $4,000 a year; ApproHi'
TRANSMISSION system The disturbed conditions
OF Mexico. have caused practically no inter.
ruption OF operations. and the company has
main, ined ns bond interest and preferred
dividend payments without difficulty. Other
princpal public utilities operating IN Mexico
lish capital are the McviCan Power and Lisht
Company. the Mexico Tramways Company, the
Pachuca Light and Power Company The Mexi-
can Northern Power Company, the Monterey
Railway. Light and Power Company and the
Pueba Tramways Light and Power Company.
The Canton Gas and Electric Company. con.
trolled by the American tias ana Electric Com
nany, exhibits moderate gains for March.
Gross earnings we're sas ca, an increase OF
81 e3l: net Increased 81 Isl and surplus expanded
81 $50 over March, 1918 For the twelve months
ended March n. 1914, gross earnings were si4s.
es5 an increase OF s3i $40: net earnings we're
or sss, 90 more than for the preceding twelve
months
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on regular call. 1890.
supreme Cours-spec!ai Termmpart Ill.
T q NJ pas e sHs ~ see .ss
s So So So S. ST. H. 49, 49, ,oss f asSss
number reached on the regular call. sos;
n,s Supreme. j. coqPt opens a, 10 4 n Eysriih
Caldwell Assistant District Attorney y Srimi,
nal saIsndarWl'A% a sre, zen alias ola william
county court--Par, !v,-Betore Dixie, J.
Court "Opens a. 10 clv'l . ssend sss
II answered ready. viii be passed sor, The
e sii s Sss 49, Ia 49, S'' s'' s'' '''
County court-For Trial. Court opens AZ
M f R1.. a fSy RIOS. HnS
Harry coen,' burglars Instruments; Harry
Fauser, robbery. grand larceny and assault,
Louis Schwartz assault.
ers, assault; Addison S. samborn. grand lar
ceny; Joe Fenimore. burglary and assault;
Mo4r APRSio easys Mors s
cocaine Benjamin silverman. narcotics pos
session; Fred Kern. burglary. petit larceny
amp Part iifmBefor. Hylan. Jacob Mol.c.
assault and carrying dansercus weapon
and assault. Thomas. Milroy, robbery grand
larceny and assault BENJAMIN Laman0
surrogate's Court-Beiore Ketcham,. s
Court opens at 10 A. NJ, In the han oil
Records. second moor. Calendar-Wnls OF
Bridget Delaney. @. J. Dwinkei Theodore
Lines. f. Il. Herman. George Goodrich and
Mary Koether. Administration OF Charlie.
Scoteld. Accountings In the estate OF
James MeTeenon;, John cunnion. Louis
Evans, Christian II. Weller, George McFal
william Campbell. Duncan perrtce srt
Frank Preston. Estate of Michael Hackett
QUEENS COUNTY.
suprsms c9grt,-Trial TermuHefors ,. Var
s saills a, Sur GS'n' No snd ass fs''n ga
4S2. $50. 7. llsb. 1856. 1853. loi. iO5
1871, 1s2. sos. 1862. ls3. 2s3, The following
causes II marked ready will be passed foI
the day. No cause win he set FOR day
On, this call; Nos. is. $50. 5.s. ~, ~
$50, isi. iss, .iss. isi. is5, iss, .s7 4ss
4ss. 600. Highest number reached on the
general calendar Is 600.
Supreme Court - Special Term Before
Kelby. J. Court opens and calendar called
In the Special Term Room. ground moor
at 10 A. NJ. The answer must be ready OF
OF. Cases must be ready In their order
when reached. Nos Al, 3l&. S3e. 1888
Balance OF calendar passed until tomorrow
Highest number reached Is 359
County Court-Criminal Term-Before
Humphrey. J. Court opens and calendar call cd
at 10 A. M.-Nos A0S3b t03sb. &isab
36g2b. s5ssb. 36oob +2lSb, 42it-5-6-7b, 4is3b
4sU..
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.$ls, ZOO, 900 HERE FOR BANK.
lsreat sam Placed 20 Credit Of Re-
opened Pittsburg Institutios.

The sub-Treasury yesterday turned
over $4,000. 900 to the National CITY
Bank and the Hanover National for the
account OF the First-Second National
Bank OF Pittsburg, which closed last
summer because OF financial difficulties.
and reopened Monday The amount rep.
resents assets of the bank turned over to
tho Government by the P,ttsburg bank.
and on the resumption OF business the
First Second asked to have the money
turned over TO the two New York banks
for It's account.
In addition to the s10,000.000 there
was paid over 100000 to the New
York banks TO the account Of the Pitts.
burg bank by drafts drawn upon a num-
her of out of town banks.
The movement will have little effect
upon the bank statement next Saturday,
as the Government took the money out
of Its local depositories TO mako tho pay
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
EUSTIS BREAKS A DEADLOCK.
Public Service board Against Dry
dock Railroad bond Issue,

John +, Eustiss return to the Public
Service Commission to serve until Gov.
ilynn finds Il Commissioner In place OF
Surrogate Schulz of The Bronx who was
appointed but Is unwilling TO take the
post, resulted yesterday In the breaking
~ the FIRST OF series OF deadlocks In
tho board.
The commission denied the application
OF the Dry Dock, East Broadway and
Battery Railroad Company for the APP
proval Of mortgage and "a $1,000, 900
hs'd Issue. Mr., Eustls voted with Mr..
Matbio and Mr.. Cram against the bond
issue, Chairman Mccall and Mr.. Will
iams favored IT,
case OF the Kings County Lighting Com
pair, whose fght against an order 10
r'uuce the price Of gas was carried "a
. The Court OF Appeals by the commission
Hearings VIII begin on May 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
- -
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ELwooD FLEET BosTwlcK: theatrical
manager, 1870 West Forty -nfth street
is.; nominal nsaets $3.50. consisting Of
cash in banks. s. scenery and hstuTes
t tr"ne, stSr'a and gwen as security Tor
loan Of $3.50; glassware 'and china $500,
stored IL Providence as se' S,, fI
and a debt due him OF s7b for staging a
L6XG ISLAND BUTTER AEp EGG CON,
doing business as the Long Island Butter
ana Egg c9mpnny; lto hranS street hSHe
ties 1889; assets, $3.50. consisting OF
cash IN Inc security Bank, 1000; stock,
Judge Hough appointed Harry osterman
receiver bond, $1,000 ,,,
gowns. . East Forty.fourth street peti.
ton In bankruptcy by creditors. The cor
poration was formed in september, 1918.
with capital stock Of $4,000. Josephine
uNGAR < zWiEBEL,-petitlon in bank
Ungar and Max Zwiebel. who compose the
firm of ungar & zwichel. manufacturers
Of womGn,s appel ~ Hou West Twe,n,y;
Charles L. Brookhcim receiver bond.
900. !iah,iitles $4,000. assets, $4,000.
and Momena tso 'l Fasad" Avenue
Yonkers, petition In bankruptcy by credit
tors.
BELFAST READY MADE cANvAs COM
PANN Abraham Grc"nberg. doing bust
ness as the Belfast Ready Made Canvas
company, manufactures Of canvas for
coat fronts li5 West ElGhteenth street,
assignment 70 Isaac kaufman He has
hoe IL business i've wears
BENJAMIN ScHuLMAN. tailor iN East
broadway, assignment to Joe Green. lie
began business In 1905.
tunposItion Confirmed.
COMNER'i HAT MANUFACTURERS
CoMpANN--ludgc Rough has confirmed
"a composition oil Bernard EruleWitch. do
Ing business as the Commercial Hat
M,nufaoturing COMPANY ~ Washington
place, with factory In Newark Win credit
tors A. 20 cents on the dollar Liabilities
were $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
REALTY RECORDS
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

,,,,.. - -, L..
con or g., '.'" ,oe
ios'I. Apr ~. isi1-Nou.ra,,nseS Az lo:r
To- Anton szilasyi' atty, Hugo cohf. -
s7fH ST, 1870 iii av. sos ,iioG:s.S;; S.'s
lsi2nMiii Realty CO to Augusta
.s Msn sT i 10 H. CO. ls9 Bway $1,000
M Mar no. syur ~ ton Hoiol ~ t.
Co, ~ Bway:......:....H 49,. ..ist,oooSo,
nap property. heirs OF Jno Mapea We.
Hd T% ssahSsfs to Within 5gy o. VIC,
attys. clocke: X s9i iisth $500
pt ieii : Of Bronx s Pelham 'f rsfss,."
runs 15?.7x ttox q 1909 $50 9;i,
n,o s:5r ,ssss all saId courses bc.a.
\ Six ssi,i 70 beg. July So ~ H,5 e -,
Thibaut. 1856 W ssth st: avs 'p,,9,,.A
Heekman 4 n, III Bway. -. ,'..'sia.
SAM same fhorhhti' June O. i'o'-sa9e 70
LOT iss. map .Unionport. si4iiosss,i2.isS
.;;;' .a:on Roe ,. i'' N,'.. ~
ssss nMaS' s,, ioriq e ssFa,cg Really Co
BHsy t :....," 'a"1 hedge; j =,
s,!s s si LYMAN s. sFI Issri iS Harry
INTERNALE AX "a -"
av. runs n 80 loo = Mss'ch.s'D
los KS Is .ss % %,
Of soutSamn,a, "9o' 20 ,neress : Why
Bway .....'.'" - ivy. CO it
PH &c sp sw,I TERRASE ~ 1855 i.M.
Oscar and Juev n w.. v ~. , Rus p lsoS-
s,ty Nv = e. ~ 10 20 EIiI Wait.
It'll AV. e g. as.i n bad ~, "ss,ioi ~.
Em lSinaT Eyans ana s,v. Mag, sT,nnsS 4
al Cedar .t A'''s' po"ere sand,
l1sTH ST. n i2a a. s,h 'a,;,,''s-..,sa tn
g. i9O3-Henry Brown ara -, AtVv ~ J.s
Lese. i3s e soth A. ,a,i.asaO -. 20 sar.s
without production n, 80 OF reeo"
preme Court Mar ss. iefi Ju.,iF. y
tow Weeks; sttv. corns,,ys H. "a.
Nassau st ..................-1 H.,
t. iscs9Msrtin IN f sS l'1'o 5t ~ ",
Augustus n Skillin, truste.: a,vs Mn.
X l. & T. SO Bwsy "a,
18TH ST. l.. n p. = cor lana No. 49,
formerly OF EbeneZer Caldwell g5Sigss,
2oxll42 2. Mar 2s. 1S90-Hy L 4 Arn.i
,rusy,ees; Gen. ny l. Burnett Gd Sss
vNr f.,;'.....:a,........,. ..staI
nor Az ,a, 20! Aldus a. iooHiO5. seq,
s, isisI,Ihe Aldus Constr Co 10 .n..,
BAILEY Az. e. 50 gals, st, mtg on NJ
~ ro,o Suiy Il islgy-ser.esen Realty c,
=, Krng: u. $50 Nassau st .,....,..' ra
~ , Ell ~, los' 90 1880 a. m's 81
.n,s 'uhe 9 ls!5-ConV.nt Park
,ttv II r. 70 oo',s so I, chani.'.- O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

Judge Chatneld In the United States Dis
trict Court, brooklyn. Yesterday handed
down "A decision reducing the verdict Of
$4,000 awarded to Matt Yurkonis
against the Delaware, Iackawanna and
Western Railroad Company for the loss
OF sight to $4,000. The injury was the
result OF an explosion while Yurkonis was
working In a coal mina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice Lehman-Mat-
yer OF Excelsior Shirt Co. William l. Cohen (:
Mater Of Klein; Riehard p keatinE BY
Leslie: Schwarz vs. Beller. Albert Richie
koppes vs. Liess, John r. McGovern. Al
bany savings Bank vs. Hamilton Holding Co.
Frederick Z. Hunter: city Real Estate co.
VS. Greensboro, John II, Hogan. by Justico
IurriuRton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

Julius Kessler and Louis T,mkln. menu
bers of a bankrupt dressm liking frm AZ
% Green" street were arraigned bcfor,
United States Commissioner Houghton
yesterd. ON charge OF concealing s2O.-
600 worth OF assets. They were held In
$1,000 bail for examination on May 6
and were sent to the Tombs over night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice Davis william
Hau VS. Clarence L. Anderson. John T.. joyce;
Central IT. 90, w Hyman Goldfarb ttwo
caessl, William G.. Arnold; Fed. Est. Corpn
W Joseph kornhauser, David q. Hirsch
Bank Tor savings w Leo silver, L. Mortimer
Boyle, Roman catholic orphan Asylum Va
Rosa Marasco. Samuel J. Warstan; People
state OF y \. vs. Manhattan Mutual Realty
We Nicholas Lindberg, Francis l.. Kenny.
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II was learned yesterday that the bond
holders committee OF the Rock Island had
the detailed report OF H. W. McKenna.
vice-president of the ST. Paul. appointed
10 make an independent investigation OF
the Rock Island property. The report
may become public this week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
u. =. Supreme Court Calendar.

ALBANY. April ?s.--Court Of Appeals cal
5l7, $50. 5ls and 520
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STEEL CORPORATION
DEFICIT $6,2S9,644
Net Earnings In First Quarter
This Year Drop to
S17,82e.s7s.
WERE $34,426,801 IN 1918
Bad Showing Due to Depression
Following Reduction Of
Tariff on Steel.
WERE $34,426,801 IN 1918

The report Of the Omitted States Steel
Corporation and its subsidiary companies
for the quarter ended March 81. 1914,
shows total net earnings Of 317.9s4.3s1
and . deficit for the period after the
payment Of interest and dividends of
Se.2ss.644. The deficit, with ono excep-
ton. 10 the largest shown by the corpora.
ton for any March quarter. For the
quarter ended March 81. 1912, net earn
ings were S17.s26.s7s. and the deficit was
Vs.2s2.laA.
The bad showing was not unexpected
IN the financial district in view Of the
business depression. For several months
steel mon have been pointing to depressed
conditions and arguing that net earnings.
untitled tonnage and reduced hours had
followed. and would continue to follow
the reduction OF the tariff on steel. II
was also pointed out that the railroads.
owing to their ever increasing expendi-
lures and the delay of the Interstate
Commerce Commission In granting them
Q rate Increase. had withheld from max
ing equipment purchases.
Ono cheerful feature IL that the earn
ings Of the quarter show that they are
on an ascending rather than descend
ing scale. The balance Of earnings after
paying the interest on the subsidiary COM
panies' bonds. were as follows: January.
Sl.9tl,337. February s. $6,65b.6l1, and
March. 37.397433.
Tho record low net earnings wers
made for the quarter ended March 81.
1904. and were $l3,446,231.
The net earnings OF the quarter COM
pare with more prosperous quarters. as
follows: March 81. 1907. s3s.122.4s2 4:
March 81. 1910, $37,616.s7s: March 81.
1913. S34426.s01.
compares with surplus Of s7.s6s.6oo
for the quarter ended March 81. 1918. the
record for the first quarter Of any year
since 1904.
Tho detailed statement for the nrst
quarter Of 1914 follows:
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WARRINGTON, April 2s-The day call in
the United States Supreme Court for to-
morrow Is: Nos. 20. 23l Ice, l7s, 33s,
$3.50. s02, sos. 3+2 3a3 and g44.
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18TH 81, .5s E-A'eS G'R." -
Rogers owue" Hud cont. ,,.-
.OtSr ST. Attucmy ~ Nh' IT
narth : Crauin co 49, 49,.
Iisht 4 power co. oNo''. %
s,Tli 81. iGi r. coiwell te,r r'
al schor t;'ssrieu Nsrrin n"h'
min. Plumbing Go, cont ..
MADISON Az, Asd ans 1''n 49,
d,rbUt Az block. A. q.
Turring 4 Lathing CO as
" 60. owner; John ''' :, g.
l;.TH ST, =. whole front n'
aud audubon avs aanNf' T.
;ttctine Co nst David Tir"n '.
crSton \ GIOVANNI. corf' ,..,. ., ...
ST NICHOLAS Az. y c'T l''' ....
j Egan owner, Robertson " '.''' &.
t,TH 81 s.6 W-jacop lWy'
Kuhn. ownc- J. Riscr 4 w., ~
ls61H 81 loo T. - A.ih ;,,
~ Michael j FlsgrrlN ,F' VI IVA
man CORP, owner, robertson g.
Contracting 90. cont ,..., s., t.'
l0O-Michacl fltaror'i "t ..' a.
Egan. owner, Robertson TOWN. s.
tracting 60. couts .,..... SIS"
FULTON ST. = cor tlu' D 10. ,.
oscar Lowinson va lsui-" N'' s.. "
sticker. owners Saptr' fr.'
church GO, col'ractot- ..r,.,f
ArH ST ~ w 81 E-sa0H'. ,as
Ahram NJ Gros-tnEn, owe. Bi3'
John Rogagz!no, conua-''is.
lT2D ST, $50 SEQ. S64 r ", -. a..
We sole Realty CO. Owner. r' =
sen, contractor .....'.t
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lBr,,ii,


ST ASN's Az. .2i's, .. -i0.'
10 Frederick kuyer
". from May :. 1914 .,
Willis Az. ga, a., ~
Eugene Anse, ana er' asa
Z yrs from Mar 7, i''t,
hoeruinrer. : Bee'tms-
WrST,rIESTFR ~. az
priIirinn 2iasmeis;o- - -
400 T l4sth 81 2 yr- from
RAHITTTO ST. 90: ro-
lkc-Ly CO. Inc. 90 N'r AN-.'
rNtto At. yrs from Ma '. ''
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

superb Rotterdam" 24.i70 tons. Feb. ~;
18th annual: 05 days. $500 Up. including shore
excursions, hotels Paris or London week. $50.
Small private parties with superior leaders.
Frequent departures values uncQualed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Scot, .snd Hotehli.:. J5 cosr. opens. a
.s ~ M iss ,s e. ~ IT, si as' s a. i''
supreme Gourt-Appelia,s Term.,-Recess.
Before Lehman. J. Motion calendar called
,s,apss%s cogrscsp: s, Tsr%1 4 s5 III
sSs5s%a E:sm s;s,.r I'll
Nss; i7ss, ais, i,ls. is!s, issi. ~ 1919.
asss is iss asIs i ssss , ssss ''1 ssi
Par! iv.IBsiors Pendlsion., ). Clear;
Part. vI--Befors cohalan. J. Case un-
Part. vIr-B.fors Weeks. }. Case I'M
:. PsTt yru.-s.for. Blanchard. J. case
w. t. e vi, zen, ss trS v Pa. ss III s 70 Parts
p.i SPs'R Rfa SsSr's sssS asss $50.
ssss ssG, AGA ,sSS siss az; AL s ssss Az:
;ss s ss :ss iss ' cas-. 'ss s.s 1851
sOos 1851. $685.. sOSs. Case unfinished. "
Fsr vxS1SarnsS fsr TN, ane term term
sssi ' s:a SOL ~, '' g., .'f 's' s:. .sss
s yIH s: ss os eli, S SIS iYs, III; ST. ,
Rar Em: ere: 81; s- ;Ss:
sss. III: ssss ,ssi ssss scss. 1918, ssSs.
sss s'i ssis E EsSf ,is' 49, 'iSSss
e' Part a? X.mBefor. a.vss.n. J. ca.. on No
10" Pari XfMs.so.. Ph,le,n. NO. .s1:.
Par! XTL;;IAajS,sinsds for re term g.,.
si5 ,ssS G s,ss us.i:S.d '''' 'i1'
i'i Tsri s %sss sGss oG Gs..n Gao. on
S%r' XS%"B.,s,, ,S:ysygs;r 5- ;:;
i isl. i:;s ';,s s, 'ssi ssii 'sss nos iSi''
ls.' a. IS. IS. s 81. 5Ss Cas-.
Part xvIr.-Before Greenbsun. J. Case
surrosatc.s Court--chambers-Befo CO.
stein. Adeis Lien,snsisin. James Lennon.
Thomas Diaper Leon :, p F. raehner: w'iiinm
Fowler s court opens al 10 80 4. NJ Con-
tested wlils-No. .scss Masdaiena Hermann.
CITY court"speeiaI Term-par, L-.Besore
,Sn. GGu spsrs s. sm, IL cSaq;
City ceuriETri.l Term~Par. I.Be,crs
rineli.e T. Mc' 5.s. 1872 5.ss 7s,s 3sSss'
s:s Ss f 49, I Is i isss sss 49, @ s
issssys.. iisss.n 7s.c' !.%. ,si:$: is.;: !sis.
~ 5s.s 7s.s 7ssi 7sS, iSSs 1854 1855
s s. s, 81: e.: ri: 9 g. s. Il : {:
SO, 81. %. ssss. 81 %. 90 ss. Case I'M
Part. m.-Besors Green. J. Case IN.
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