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THE COURTS.
Delving the Hidden Depths of the
Bleecker Street Railroad Grant.
A CRIMINAL'S LUCKY ESCAPE.
Progress of the Legal Fights
Against Rapid Transit.
JUDICIAL HPECUMOSITT AND ITS SAFEGUARDS.
Religious Institutions Not To
Be Taxed.
Further evidence wu taken yesterday, before Register
Dayton, ae referee, In the legal effort be ug made by the
eld managers ef the Bleecker Street Kallroad Company to
regain poaaeeaion and control of the road nod lie affaire
end remove It from the hande of the present receiver.
The cross-examination of Jacob Sharp, which bad not
' been concluded en Saturday last, was continued by Mr.
Algernon S. Sullivan on behalf of the receiver. He
testified, In answer to the numerous questions put to
him, that be ooeld give no reason why the bill to loase
the Bleecker street road was so drawn as to confer Its
powers on the directors or the Bleecker Street end
Twenty-lblrd Street roads Instead of the bondholders; at
that time he bed en interest ol 100 shares in tha Bleecker
Street road and It was his own business what Interest he
had in the Twenty-third Street road; he did not remem
ber U be wae present at a meeting held In 1873
when be wae appointed one of 1 committee to confor
with directors of other city railroads on tlio quest ion
of leasing the Bleecker Street road to some ono of
them; ho did not know the indebtedness of tbo Bleecker
Street road at tho timo ol that resolution, nor did
be know the amount of Its indebtedness outside Its
bonded debt at the time he ceased to be Its president;
at the time he was director ol tho road he did not know
from Inspection of the books how the company's
financial affairs stood; be believed he was present at a
meeting of the Bleecker Street directors in 1873 when a
Tkvorable report was received In relation to renting tho
tnlmproved franchises of the road lo tho Christopher
Itreet road, the terms boing $35,000 cash down aud a j
yearly* rent of $3,600, the terms of the lease lo be
ninety-nine years; be did not remember if a lease '
to ijial effect was agreed to then by a majority of tho
directors; the Bleecker Street road was built before
the prosent company was organized; be did not know
what It cost, but ho thought (ieorge Law did; Irom
all his experience In building city roads he could
not then say how much it cost u mils to build the
Bleecker Street road; bo could give the loot, however,
that tho road could not be built without money, and
Us numerous curves would incrouso the cost of cou
?truotlon; tho first owners stocked the road with about
?fourteen or fifteen curs and then the present company
was lortued; a part of the expense in fitting up was the
borsos, stages and harness of the Knickerbocker and
Bleecker Street lines ot stages, which they took; both
itago lines belonged to companies and ho did not rocol
lect whit was paid to either one; ho did not remember
If $106,000 in bonds of the Bleecker Street road was tha
stnount paid to the Knickerbocker company; both
companies were puld In bonds; on reflection no did
not know If there were any bonds; he bad forgotten all
ibout It; no believed the minutes were correct In
Hating that $45,000 was the consideration paid
lor the Bleecker Street (or Seventh Avenue)
' ttago line; in both caucs bo tuought he' bau
made a good bargain, estimating the bonds at par; as
lo the value of the franchises ol' the Bioecker Street
Railroad Company, he believes them to be more valua
ble to the 1 wenty-tbird Street Compuuy than lo any
one else; that company could run it at tbe rate of
$50,000 a year less man anybody elso. and would be
ebic lo use a portion of it diUcrrnt Irom anybody else;
as the Uleocker Street road is, by Itself, he would not
tako It as a gill aud pay the .merest on the bonds;
While a director he did not push the road to Iho Twen
ty-tblrd struct ferry, becausu the additional txpeuse for
s depot, Ac., was moru money than they had; the
Twenty-third Street road lias already a depot?the prin
cipal expense of the extension?aud they could run the
road without ibis additional expense; It would be still
mure tu the advantage of the Twenty-third Street line,
in ruuntng the Bleecker Street exteusiou, it the
former's depot was at tbe corner ol Fourteenth street
and Tenth bvcduc instead of whore it now is?
at the loot of Twenty-lhlfa street; it woaid be
more to tho advantage ol the Bleecker Street road to
f;el a lease of the Tweniy-third Street road than lo bo
eased to It, provided tbe Bleecker Street road had tbe
nioney to accomplish that object; be had nothing to
do with ibe leasing of tho Gansevoorl properly Irom tbe
city lor the Bleecker Street road; tuo lease waa taken
by the Hudsou Kiver Company and then obtained by
tho Bleecker street Company; tor the Bleecker Street
' franchise there was paid 900 shares of stock and about
$400,000 iu bonds; It wus given for all the road then
hud, including Its equipments; of these bonds he got
about forty aud about 700 or 800 shares
ol l be stock; to Ills knowledge thore was no
neglect to build the Bleecker Street extensions
Willi a view to depreciate its stock so ibat the Twenty
third Struet company migbl lease It; on tbo contrary.
Ihcy were making every efiort to raise money to bulla
Utc extension; ho could give no explanation ot ibe
protection account which appears in tbe books, other
lliau l hat he got $600 of tbe amount to pay his expenses
lo Albauy; lie know nothing about four notes of tbe
company made in April, 1873, nnu indorsed by Cono
ver, amounting in ail to $34,000; tbe Twenty-third
Street road bus paid a dividend ever since it ran, and
when the next dividend is due there will bo $60,000 on
band to puy $24,000; the company does not owe a dol
lar of debt, the wituess udded, and its business is con
tinually increasing.
At this point tne examination was adjourned to
Wednesday next.
ONE YE All FOB A LIFE.
George Knight was plnoed at tho bar of tbo Court ot
General Sessions, before Recorder iiackutt, yesterday,
lor trial upou an indictment lor murder, lor having
taken tho life of Joeoph Bennett, upon the 27th of
last April, at No. 266 Stanton street, by stabbing bine
In tho neck with a knlfo. Assistant District Attorney
Bossell prosecuted lor the people, and Mr. William F.
Kintxlng appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Kusaell, In
?petting the esse, briefly recapitulated the facts, and
called Henry Vonbosburgli, au eyo witness of the oc
currence, who leatiflod (hat the dnccuscd had been
drinking, nod that words ol an angry character passed
between the parties, when Bennett struck Knight on
the cheat with his list, upon which Knight stooped
down and picked up a kuilc and made a thrust at Ben
nett's ucck. The nest tiling witness saw was blood
?port from Bennett's neck, aud m a lew hours alter
ward be expired. The witness was rigidly cr<?a
oxamtned by Mr. Kintsing, but the cross-examination
tailed to shake b>a testimony. Other witnesses cor
roborated the testimony of Vonbosbnrgh. Deputy
Coroner Goldsmith testified that ho made the post
mortem upon the body of the deceased and lound the ;
tarotid artery severed. In his opinion death was the
result of internal hemorrhage. I
Mr. Kinuing, in opening >he case of the prisoner, !
Claimed that the act was iloue in self-defense, the de
ceased, as be insisted, having assaulted the prisoner,
who, being apprehensive that it was the former's in
'teution to do him great bodily injury, inflicted the in- I
lnry that caused death. Alexander Stanton testified to
bavtdg been present, and that bo saw Bennett strike j
the prisoner first, after which the prisoner made a
thrnat ut the deceased, when he discovered be was cat
In the neck, llu testified, also, that he saw blood
coming from the wouud. A numoer of witnesses were 1
tailed, who testified m the prisoner's excellent charac
ter for peace and quietness. Both sides then sub- i
muted the case to tbe Jury, under the charge ol the '
Court.
The Recorder charged upon the law applicable to tlw |
ease, defining what would justiiy tbe taking of human j
lite, and staling that while tho law Justified the taking
of human hie to save one's uw n hfo, or whore there
was danger ol tho infliction ol great personal injury,
It did not justlty where a blow was indicted with the j
Baked hand to return the blow by the use ol a deadly I
weapon, Tho jury, alter an boor's deliberation, re- -
turned, acquitting *1 murder and bonricting 6f man- j
Claugbier in too fourth degree. Tho Recorder then
ceuieiiced the prisoner to an imprisonment ol one
year in the Btaio Prison. The prisoner bowed to the !
Court and jury in recognition ol the mercy that had
been shown to In In, alter which be was handcuffed and
taken back to the Tombs.
\ THE ANTI-RAPID TRANSIT SUITS.
An interesting stage was reached yesterday in tbe
trial ot tbe suit ot the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company
tgaiMt the Gilbert Elevated road, rc.-utncd before
fudge Sedgwick, in Superior Conn, Special Term. The
taking of testimony for the defendants began. P.uiaa
H. Gilbert, tho Inventor oi the plan ol the Gilbert Ele
vated Railway, waa the first witness called. He ex
plained at length tho nature of tho Invention, and I
stated that the plan waa materially changed before tbe ,
bill incorporating tho company was passed by tue l.eg
Matnrt. Considerable Objection, ho added, whs made {
bo come ol the legislative committee to the atmospheric j
r* plan, the feasibility of which thov doubted, nnd they
atimatod that if he alterod hia plan to admit the use of !
(team they would approve it; be accord nr.-ly prepared
Ibe present plan tor steam locomotives, and u only
differs, as approved, from .he present one In hav
lag lor xuppert arches instead of upright
pillars. W. L. Wallace, the Vice President j
ol tbe road, who lives in Tarrytown, was next exam- j
laod. In his cross-examination the fact was developed i
that ho owned property in Tarrytown aad wax Inter- :
oated in rapid transit.
Ill the examination of I.swson V. Poller, another wit- i
?, the tact whs also elicited that he w?s the owner of ,
I estate In 166th street, and that the perfection of |
Maid transit would enhance tbo value of hut property, j
P
b
Mr. William L. Wallace was the I art witness examined.
Hi* testimony was ol somewhat similar character.
Further testimony wastaken yesterday before Judge
Van Huesea, holding Special Term of the Court ot Com
mon Picas, in the suit brought by the Ninth Avenae
Kailroail Company against the Greenwich Elevated
Railroad Company. J. J. Corning, the trustee for the
landholders un or which the mortgage ol the rued wan
to be loreeloeed; W. L. W*1 face, a director ol the
road, aud Milton Conrtwngbt, au engineer, were ex
amined. Their testimony followed pretty much the
same Una as that ol previous witnesses ler the dele nee
JUDICIAL 0FFICER8* SALARY.
Judge McAdam, sitting In Chambers of the Marine
Court yesterday, rendered a decision which will in
terest justices of the District courts in this city, and
perhaps Justioos of other eonrta as wslL Ths esse
came belore him on motion to vacate en order ob
tained in supplementary proceedings by a creditor
forbidding the Comptroller to pay the salary of oee of
the District Court Justices antll the Judgment ou which
tbe order was granted hsd been rat lifted out of the
amount. The Judge held that Dtstrlot courts
wore by section 30 of the code designa
ted anions the several courts of the Stste
and therefore formed pert of the Judicial sys
tem of tbe Stale. Tbe salary of tbe justices of ssid
courts, while in the hands of the disheriting officer as
the custodian ol tbe public moneys, coeld neither bo
aituohed upon mesno or Una! process nor under sup
plementary proceedings founded thereon, and the
order made In such proceedings in this case forbidding
the Comptroller Irom paying the salary oi ono of the
justices was therefore set aside.
TAXING RELIGIOUS IN8TITUTION8.
A Anal decree In the long controversy between the
Female Academy of tbe Sacred Heart an I the Com
missioner of Taxes, as to whether all the land occupied
by tbe institution is exempt from taxation, tbe facts of
which have been published In the Hkualp, was Hied
yesterday In tbe County Clerk's office and Judya Law
rence, In the Supreme Court, who grants the decree,
decides that the taxes in questlou are Invalid and with
out the authority of law and that the institution Is en
titlod to s perpetual injunction restraining the sale ol
its property for non payment of such taxes. Tho taxes
In suit amounted to about $4:1,000, being taxes lor Ave
years. This settles s question ot great interest to In
stitutions of this class, agu.nst whom similar proceed
Ings are now pending and will probably operate as an
estoppel on the continuance of such litigation.
JAY GOULD SUITS.
In the case ol Charles Reade against Albert Bpeyers.
Jay Gould and others to recover the difference between
a currency check for $1411,000 aud $100,000 worth of
gold, In transactions growing out of "Illack Friday,"
in which it was alleged that Speyors was Gould's agent.
Judge Robinson, ol tho Court of Common l'lcaa, yes
terday dianilssed the complaint. Judge Sedgwick, in
Superior Court, Special Term, yesterday granted a mo
tion substituting Scwull A Fierce us counsel lor plain
ttlT in tho suit of Albert V. Richards vs. Jay Gould et
al. It was claimed that Blrdsall ana others, the former
lawyers, aro now doing business lor Gould. In the
suit brought by Joseph G. Mills against Jsy Gou.d
there was a lengthy argument yesterday, before Judge
Sodgwick, on a demurrer to the complaint, whlcb
ended in the Judge taking the papers.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Solomon Skinner, the dentist who got beat In bin re
cent salt against Henry Ward Boccber, has got his eye
teeth eat by this time. In the County Clork'n offlco
yesterday tbe Judgment was filed, showing $150 costs
and disbursements against Skinner.
In tbe case of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany vs. Lambert, who, being reloased here in the ac
tion, was Immediately after arrested on criminal pro
cess Irom Buffklo and sent back there, yesterday his
ball in the civil action commenced in this county by
the insurance company went into tbe Supreme Court
to justify, and, on motion of William Strauss, defend
ant's counsel, there being no opposition. Judge Dono
hue approved the bond.
James Ssinor, In July '74, was trying to load a horse
ik of
and cart across the truck of tbe New York Central and .
Hudson River Railroad, at tbe corner *of Hudson and
Laighl streets, when he was run against by a dummy
engine and his shoulder dislocated. He has bronchi
suit against tho company for $5,000 damages, and the
case camo to trial yesterday before Judge Sauford, of
tho Superior Court. The defenco is conlribullve negli
gence. Mr. K. P. Wilder appears for the plalntIS and
Mr. Frank Loomls lor the railroad company.
A test case ol interest to special depositors in tho
Third Avenue Savings B ink, was yesterday brought to
tho attention of Judge Donobue, In Supreme Court.
Chamber.'. A petition was submitted by K. 11. Smith
and Satnuel Cohen for an oraer directing Samnol llurd,
receiver of the Third avenue Savings Bank, to pay over
to the petUioocrs certain moneys which they claimed
to have deposited in the bank about the time of its fail
ure as a special deposit. It is claimed that tbe money
is tbe exclude property of the petilioaers and that
tbe bank has no Interest in tho same.
William H. I>u.T brought suit aratnst tho Bank oi
New York and the Security Bank. Plaintiff was s
broker und drew a gold check on tho Bank of Now
York, who gavo their check on the Security Bank for
$3,800 gold. The check was drawn to plaintiff's order
and was ludorsed correctly by some ono who suc
ceeded In obtaining the money Irom tbe bank. Plain
tiff claimed that tbe cheek was forged and sued to re
cover the money. Tho trial or the sntt was had yeater
dn.v, before Judge Van Brunt, in tbe Conrt of Common
Picas, and resultod In a verdict lor $6,245 20 lor the
plaintiff.
The United States Grand Jury will make thetr final
report to Judge Benedict this morning, and tbo new
criminal term, which wilt probably be very short, will
begin ou Wednesday. The cases set down fbr trial are
those of Alexander Stnuse, purloining registered let
ters; Jelin Smith, John H. Gill and Charlotte Thomp
son, passing counterfeit money, and Charles Moore,
felonious assault on the high soas. Tbe paities in
dicted ny the last Grand Jury for alleged complicity In
the crooked whiskey Irauds, will come up to pload fur
ther.
In March, 1873, Matbew Wortllge was arrested under
an order of arrest granted tn an action brought against
him in tbe Marine Court by Msrous Fleiscbbsuer. The
defendant gavo batl, as required by tbe order ol arrest.
Judgment was thereafter recovered against htm, and
an execution Issued against his property was returned
unsatisfied, sod an execution against his person was
returned ''Defendant not found." One of the sureties
of the defeudaut died subecquent to the arrest, and an
action on the undertaking on arrest was commeuced
acainst the surviving surety and the executrix or the
deceased surety. Tbe executrix surrendered the de
fendant to ibe custody of the Sheriff. A writ ol habess
corpus was granted by Jndgo Donobue, of'the Supremo
Court, and the matter came ud ior argument yesterday,
when it was contended ior the prisoner tbnt the execu
trix had no power In isw to surrender him, ns no so
tion could be maintained against her, and that the sur
render of tbe prisoner more than ten days alter an ac
tion commenced on tho undertaking on arrest was
Improper. The Court discharged the prisoner. Messrs.
Jacobs and Sink appeared lor prisoner, and ex-Judge
Joachtmsen lor surely.
Mr. Algernon S. Sullivan has commenced suit
against tbe city for $1,160 60, with interest Irom Janu
ary 1, 1872, being tbe amount deducted fioni his sal
ary of $10,000 as Assistant District Attorney from
June 1 to December 31, 1871, in accordance with a reso
lution of the Hoard of Apportionment of May 15, 1871.
ana
reducing the enlaries ol all employes of the elty
county of New York twenty per cent for seven months.
' DECISIONS.
SUPKXME COURT ? CRAVrERS.
Hy Judge Birmt,
I/rct to Ttao Equitable Life Assurance Society ?
Motion granted in part and denied in part without
costs, as indicated on the margin of the notice oI
million.
Hick* va The Equitable I.ifo Aqfnrance Society.?
Motion granted in part and denied in part without
coma, aa indicated on the margin of the notice of
motion.
SUPERIORS COUBT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Richards re. Gould et al ?Motion granted wltbost
costs. Memorandum.
Frank et al. rs. The Chemical National Bank.?
Motion denied on the ground thai the proposed snswer
would not set up any deieaco, $10 coats to the plain
HIT 10 abide the event.
Macphoraon n. Runner.?Motion denied, with $10
costs.
Klein ??. Wolfaohn.?In this cane I would like to
bear the news of conneei.
11 runner va Brnnner.?Memorandum.
Cunningham ?*. Cunningham.?K.fty dollars allow
ance lor counsel fee nod expense in carrying on the
action.
Well vs. Fischer at al.?Proposed case and exception*
set tlod.
Wood to Mnlock ?Judgment signed.
Smith vs. Ryan; Knospfel vs. The King* Connty Ftro
Insurance Company, and Haruell el al. va Uarvey,?
Remittiturs filed.
l.ynch to Pyne.?Case ordered on flle.
Muore v*. Uilderaloevo?ordered on special calen
dar.
Cohen rs. Coggsbell; Angler vs. Diners; I.a Ituo vs.
Tlie Oceanic Steam Navigation Company; weaaets* rs.
llicu et al., and Comoon va Scott.?Orders granted.
MARINE COUBT?CHAMBERS.
By Judge McAdam.
_ Rcminey to Gedney; Kllpatrick to 8alnes.?Opin
ions tiled.
Hatch vs. Rotnslna?Demurrer overruled as per in
dorsement on papers.
Ilreylaas va Eclipse Baking Powder Company;
Townannd vs. Crow.?Motion! granted
Cohen vs. Moses; Petit va Bertram!?Bee indorse- i
meoiM on impers.
Stafford va Tyler; Bollea vs. Jordan.?Motions de
nied.
Morebonso Oil Company va Rartletl.?Motion J
grained, conditionally.
McKinley va Belts ?Referred to A. T. Ackert
Cohen va Elchbncht 11. B. Brltton appointed re
ceiver.
Jacob! rs. Roach.?County Clerk ordered to pay
moneys.
Morris va Benson.?Judgment on frivolous answer.
Cohen va Moses.?Order tn proceedings for contempt
?
Kennedy va Waring; White vs. Hitchcock;Kelly va
Neilson; Meyer vs. Lichtenslrlh; Damunheimer va
Pfeiior; llayward rs. Nolan.?Motions granted.
Schmpf va Williams.?Motion to vacate arrest
gramed.
latnaux ve. Meyer.?Order as settled.
By Judge Weep p.
MeRture TO Little.?Opinion, case settled.
OOtTBT CALENDARS?THIS DAT.
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terv; Mine %-s. .Iu?,-pli Kerrman, faloiiloua ?-? ,.u i, i
battery; Sntnd va, Robert Smith, lelomt oa f . , i
battery- Same v?. M.rltael M?SV.n?, rape - ?
Joaeph Kerrigan, burglary; Same rt I'atrwk t f . e
and riiontiut l,yn.|., burglary; Same v* : ry.l r-rli
. "'Haley, burglary; Same r*. Jaiue* i ni,ntr< ?b?1 I .1 ? rt
| Leo, burglary; Same v?. Kr-.terlrk Mu*.|rn, kii?i,a %,
eeny; Same va. Mary McManu-, grand iar< i-ut , S.nne
va. Mivhiiel Mullen, grand lareetiv; Same tra 1. ... |.
tiaiiM, rerelrlng 01 atolen gmala; Mime ra t'tiane. - , 1*
abduction; Samo v?. Archibald M'h ie, petn larc-nt
Same V8. tleorge Connelly, |u>nt iare. 11 v , Same ? ?. 1 ? 1
tor Rohotonn, nolatlng Kxclae law.
GENERAL 8KSSION8?PART 1.
Before Recorder llackett.
FUSAS AND SRRTRMCr.lt.
Charloa H. Leigh wag arraigned at the bar rhargcd
I with embczziMnoiit. Tlie prlaoner wga a bookkeeper
with K. Bates A Co., Xo. 406 Iiroaduay. Un the .'bib
of April ho was detected tn embezzling $*00, and alter
hla nrrnat admitted having taken at different liinee
auraa amonnttng in all to $6,74?. He pleaded guiilt
To 'our yea'a In the Slate Rrliuiii
Kdward Cesaldy, ot No. 2ft Lewis street, offered to
see Joseph Iaerhole home on the ltd Inst., and while
pausing through Monroe street snatched his watch and
handed It to a con federate. He pleaded guilty and waa
sentenced to two years and six months in the .State
1 rlson.
GENERAL 8E8HI0N8?PART A
Before Judge (illdersleove.
A TOOTHFUL OFFKNDKR.
Michael Ferner, aged tourtoen, was placed at the bar
charged with having on I he 30th of May presented a
forged check lor the sum of $30 to Albert Sailor, of
No. 462 Third avenuo, knowing the same to be forged.
On the day In question the prisoner proceeded to Mr
Salter s battery establishment and banded him a letter
ciLpurporle<1 to comt ,Iom Mr"- Julie A. Beach or
No. 809 Filth avenue, asking that bor check for the
amount named should bo cashed, and also requesting
Ine complainant to 6end her by the tncsienger a dot
l?1" ? worth of cakes. Mrs. Beach being a customer
and the banks being closed on Decoration Day
Mr. Mailer at once complied with the requost
The forgery was discovered and tbo prisoner
was arrested. It appeared that hla uncle
was employed by Mrs. Beach as a waltor, and that the
prisoner frequently wont 10 the house lor the purpose
of obtaining clothes to be washed. He was lull* iden
tified as the boy to whom the monev was paid. In his
defence the boy denied nil knowledge of the check
stating that he went to Williamsburg on the 30th ol
May to see a base ball match. The Jurv lound him
gulltv and he wns remanded for sentence,' the Impros
sion being that his uncle, who has since disappeared
was the author of the forgery.
ALLOWING A PRISONER TO ESCAPE.
Michael UrKenna, a keeper in'the Penitentiary, waa
Indicted for having, on the 9tb of December last, al
lowed ono Kdward Malone, a prisoner Intrusted to his
cut tody, to escape. Malone bad been sentenced to
threo months' imprisonment In the Penitentiary for an
assault. On a writ of haliess corpus ho was takon
by McKenna 10 the ?upremc Court, Chambers,
before Judge Davis. Before returning to the Peniten
tiary McKenna allowed bis pr ? iner to go lo his resi
dence In Morris street, where some clean elotbes were
procured Malone pulling them on In an adjoining
ft a] Don. McKoona subsequently accompanied tho nrls
M?x.rt shorr?'8 liquor storo. near Greenwich street.
While the former was absent for a lew minutes Malone
escaped and has not since been captured. MeKenna
denietl all complicity in tflc matter, stating that as the
prisoner was an old niau and was about to get out
for bail he merely want with hrm to his house tn order
to oblige him. and that ho dirt not entertain ihe slight
est Idea that he would escape. Tbejcahc has not con
cluded.
CHANOIMG HIS MIND.
John Bowdln was placed at ibe bar, charged with
felonious assault, haviug attacked two sailors with a
kntle. The prisoner had previously pleaded guilty,
but when brought up yesterday he deulcd having so
pleaded, although his own counsel, the prosecuting
ofllcer and Ihe record of the Court showed ihenonirarv
It would seem that as the witnesses against him had
disappeared the prisoner thought he would chance b.s
tactics and escape. He was sentenced to llvo years'
Imprisonment iif the State Prison.
COURT- OF APPEALS.
Ai.baxt, June 19, 1S76.
No. 20ft. Traphagen vs. Burke.?Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 23ft. Wail va Ray.?Argued by George YV. Rav
for appellant, Isaac H. Newipn for respondent.
No. 3*4. Cook vs. Allen ?Argued by John C. Strong
for AppeilMiii, WHlmm 1L fiurary I or respondent.
Ordered thsl this Court will take a recess Irom Toes
<ay, the -JOth Inst., until Monday, ihe 18th day of
Imuember next, at the Capitol in tbo city of Albany
SUPREME COURT.
Ptjrrai.o, M. Y., Jane 10. 1878.
The following I* the Supreme Court, General Term,
day calendar tor Tuesday. Jane 20:?No*. 14,24,01.
107, 120. 122, 130 >4, 174, 203, 215. 218, 221.
NON-8U1T GRANTED BY JUSTICE
WESTBBOOK.
Ai.Hi.it, June 10, 1978.
In Ik# cm# of the people #|nlo#t W. C. Steven#,
Thomas Gale and other#, Justice Wcstbrook rendered
hi# decision this slternoo# granting the non-suit
asked for upon two grounds: first, the setlon Is barred
by ? former Judgment ol the Supreme Court rendered
in nn notion In which the same plaiutifis were parties:
second the officer* o! (he Stale and the Legislature
thereof having, with full knowledge of the alleged un
lawful combination by which the price fitted in the
contract was secured, ordered and required the per
formance thereof, the State in in no situation to re
cover damages by acts whiett itsell, through It# officer#
and Legislature, directed and required.
INTERESTING. INSURANCE CASE.
Judge Gilbert, in the Supreme Court of Kings
county, rendered a decision jesterday in lb* anion
brought by Kdward M. Jewell, a stockholder in I he
Crsltemen's Life Insurance Company, to compel Edward
A. Lambert, President of said company, and the Hope
and Mow Jersey Mutual Life Insurance companies, to
make an accounting lor the money to the receiver or
the craftsman's company. It wat alleged by the plain
tiff that In 1872 there waa a danger ol the Craftsmen'a
company booming insolvent. and a ooniruet waa made
with tho Hope Life Insurance Company transferring
the greater part ol the asx-ta and business of the
Craftsmen'* company. Tho Hope subsequently
transferred lis business to Ike New Jersey Mutual Com
pany management. Mr. latnbert received, by agree
ment, $0,400 from the Hope, which wa< kept bark ont
ol the assets of the Craftsmen's paid over to the Hope.
The plaintiff asked that tlm latter amount and the sum
paid the Hope by the Craftsmen's, $140,727 70, lie paid
lo tht receiver and distributed according to law. Judge
Gilbert's opinion is that the Craftsmen's company
transcended Its powers in making the transfer of assets
to tho Hope Life Insurance Company, and the transfer
of the latter company to the New Jorsey Life Insurance
Company wax also illegal for the same reason. The assent
of the Kxeciiftve Committee of the Craftsmen's com
pany lo the transact urn between Lambert and the Hope
compaoy relieves the former from the imputation Of
actual fraud. Hull, that transaction formed a part ef
or rather was subsidiary to the Illegal transfer from
the Craftsmen's company to the Hope company, and
waa therefore illegal. There must he a decree declar
ing the several transfers illegal and void, and ordering
th" New Jersey company to retransfer and deliver to
tne receiver *il the moneys, securities, Ac.. in thte no
tion. Mr. IoMlkert la ordered to pay to said receiver,
within thirty days, tho sum of $1,029 sad interest.
REAL ESTATE.
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? 11 tow. BenaarUv a#*d, la loeeeloanr*. a fonr atopy
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lb* l*arh Comuitaai?Jt??m ta prnt**4 aiih lha tuir'"*'
aaeata of Toatpkiaa .,aara. hy 4.y'. ??** ??? rail**
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ant t* ar.cumpllth ihal oiijat*. Mr IUHU ?
rorontlilrralion, aa<l ilia rrralalloa *lM ?>>?? ?a *?aia
at a aulMt-uunni intrlit*. M?, .
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TOtKt aaainat lb? rr?<.l<iil<'0 "* Ih' itoui.4 that a ? ?a
traol liat tlraa.lv ?>**? aaar4r4, llta tantivt ?ppr..*?.!.
a trrak ago Itat Krnlajf. and that a. thta ^
lntaiide<l lo ?i*? Ilia w?-rk < ill b> day', w. rk .It. von
tractor will nava a ralld alairo aaaiaat ih# ni*_ br
Hoiliy, on iliv ronirary, maiaa ibti Una enairatn <M?.y
corara enrbluK and jrradin*. and aatoanir ?" I' **"?
which will have nothing 10 do wlih iba Interior aork
'"uompiroMor ?rean waa aet-n after ih* art)...irnn.'?il
of the Hoard nl Aldermen, and lia ?..alai?.? iba ra
tion taken by memticra iba* tka eontract wHb It-bam
only covera ll.HCO for rarb and faiiat work la iba
aqnaro.
LIOHTIKG THR PIElUi
Aldartnan Morrla yaaterday inlro laceJ a raaolution
providing for tbe llgbuiig or tho ph ra on lb# river
front*. In compliane* with the reqi?e,t o< Hie In^k Ito
pariinent. At tho raqnaal of tba intrwdaoar lha reao
lotion waa laid ovne.
KtlAMTIUK.
-i-y-pMaiainrstiotntANKA ?'
A "14. flral rlata aad rallal?le It.mat a,
1?3 and 154 Weat 2.dd ti. (Lelween ml. and "th ai. .
Thla eaten tlra aloek. of "nr ?wn m an ti fact era, .?ffntc. at
retail for next Itl d?yt at maniifactarcrt eli leaale price.
Uraateat nppnrtnnlnoa 'or l>arif?ln. f" "H'tca
T PRIVATIt "KAMII.Y ?i??1N?i T'> I I Hiil'K W Il.l.
A. eell tbalr mamlflaaat na??ahatd farnltare ui I ?r
lor, Llhrarr. tihaather ana Dlntn* hoorn ? araHare. an* ^
vanl Meinwar A .Hon a Klaan, ai .?r Oce. ? alt at private
residence 1M Wcet i:?d at., near Oil. a a
"i~>KIVATK KAMII.Y WIM. HUM. ir -ACliincK.
A Mita V?nr Hutu, eoet ?Jh) .. f-r tJ ? ?IVi;
Piano KI'J5: TarkltU Knit. *7.; rep *ait. *.?.%. Utienrker
Seta, with l)ra?luif Caaaa. A"1"; Ked?|eaU. Baraaaa. ?
pounil lialr M?itre?.e?, *1 Kxian.l^TabU. Bode. H.~h
fanrr. Palntlaiie llniwaea. t arp'te. t all at private real
ilenre. 47 Wet Hltliat. nearHil. av
A -VIKKJiY AND MOXTIIbT I'ATMK.vTA TAKKll
A. far Kwrnllare. t'arpata and Baddia* at It 4. i tlw
PKKTIIWAir A tfO.'fi. IU and 157 Chatham ak Anna
mo'naeatock at low prn-ea ,_
AHAWuTli KOE OA*H.?MAt?KlKlCB!tT fAbbOll
Knit in aatln rotellnc; coat*"i?) 'or *1HI do.,
rro and haircloth Irom it"> ?P . lie. I room Kalta. complete,
from AVI lot i:r> i Ihanifcrta. kc. OnM 'or onawaak. b'fora
pnrcliaeliiK clacwhare. at reddenee .I Kaat Aftu ft., aear
ilroadwa v. _______
llfCTiO* BtKMII. IB KAST l.YTil KT.?PrKMITl KK..
A I'arprt.. Mirror.. Pianos W-rdrohea. raH^ m..*.
Arraohee. Bedroom KeU, Ae., at prlrata aala at aacttaa
prlcea. ?
TTotlO* ROOMS, NO. r> I'. \ST IITU ft.
A banner ?Lar*e lot Knn.ltnr. ??*,???< fc*"
v... \ low: one Parlor Knit. <100; eoat AK*I * all.
ISuHNITL'KB PRIVATE 4ALE AUOTIOR PHirKS.
I I.nrxe a??orlni#nt rich and common; ownera want
money, packed elieap. M. B. KAV'Oll, Anetlan Iloiaa.
18 KmI 14th at.
i fikOBTALK CIIRAP?TWO WALMI'T ?K'?^RAI?K
r two Wardrot ?? one very nlra t neklag Ktoia. Carpeta
and aeverkl other arttclea ot II1 nrattara. Apply.
Irom 10 A. M "i 4 P M.. at ?>! Ka.t _Oto ?l
7d ooi)" SBCONil HAlin ASD MIKKr -N"'?1 *'11
IT Bruaacla three-ply and Inurain I arpete. Oilcloth*. ?f..
v,Jry cHh?pM.t- Ikaoldplaee, ifi Ko.tou^
I free. * ?
I>0PULA? ACCOMMODATION.
i.enntry bonaca and l-rench llan urin-'i"! on .liberal
F?
MfSCiLLAKKWl'!!.
wswBfrnrvcamiim
CROHSB A BLACKWKM.'S
for* Plcklea In mull dneptr.
Illch Haneet for fl?h, meat and gtma.
P. ttcd Mcata and nu.
Oenaine Wnatara
roperlnr Malt Vincirar,
.lama, ./allien. Marmaiadef,
and other labia dcllem-lea arc llaplayed In the Avrten'tnral
IIall, where Impaction ir inviird. and are ?oid he ail deal
ere In >ir<t claef yrocrriet in die "nlted Mater and Canada
Kerry genuine article la labelled
OKOKAK A ill.ACKM'KI.l.,
Pnrveyora lu tbr Queen. >ui><? aquare. lend on.
ffKAS AT Wliill.RriALR PKICI 8?IX Ol*A.V rfTIK.- OK
J. .'i lea and mxrard. cheaper than am nuaae la the eily,
at the w Kl.1,8 IK A (iOMI'A.VY, ?il Paltoa ft., bale ran
rtiiirrti and ilraenwlrli. .
S2Z..S35SK: HlKliiAKIIb.
V.MKRIOAN M'AMiaRI) IIKVKI. I'A RI.K*; ALHO A
large vine i llalla, I.lolba, Ctr,, Ac., at raduc prl rea.
be oud band Tablce at area I Intra a Inc.
W II I.HIKHTII A CO., dOYttey.t
41.XB mbKdlHJD HtLlilAKI) TAHI.K, Wlll/l) AS
naa, at IIKO. K. PIIKI.AN'A, ail Kaat Hill at.
C~ 10 LI. K NI ? K K' 8 ST A Jt 0 A RI) aMKRIca* HKVKI,
J Billiard Tablra, with the calrbrate.l I'hrlan A 1'nllrndcr
cnnibiaatlon cnahtone, fur aaie in thia city only at "* Broad
cm
rpwo RKVhjL KU MILUAUO TAB LAM. 4\n "a.NH
1 *k,xV. in perfect ortier. will b- anld very cheap lor caah,
at piano wareroama, 3IH Kaat 33d at..
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NTOItAUK.
"i'f 'siiiHAbh ~WArtKfrOVrtfc,
Itadaoll at., for Furniture. I'lanoa, Track a. Ac., in aep
arale rnorat. KIlAKI.KS II. BOIIl?K. Proprietor.
iiAOlik M MlRAIlk WAKKIIorsKS-rXHrKI'A.IPKIt
J J for aafe keeping of gwoda of eiery kind; loweat ratea.
lid to l'>7 H cat 33d tt. ; one iloor cell of ?Sth a*.
STORAUK FOR FUKNITI KK. PlABOA, BAfHUOR,
Ac.; aeparate rooma; Iowa at rata*: every convenience ,
alaralor; watchman. Mii'll A I.K.n A HON',
AH to 43 I'onmerre ?!.. naar Hleecker.
A
SCWiFrk).'
?wrTfrmmr *a? irraitEr aooifir i?
Weil IMtti ?t.. between nth and 7th art, near Broad
way. Hpeclal mechanical dentletri ; coral, rubber, roae,
Biarl, wbaleboae rubber, tro.d and platina Beta; I'lumpera,
ecnlatora. Ac Take rrttn car I rum Uraad ctrcet tarry er
Math arenue cantor Broadway can.
NKWHROCUtl, 138 Weat 34th tt.
- ftg.NTA(;KA%,|.N>
ViCaison ki< iikkIki , iflt i.kx inu mv AV-PIRBt
J.U elaaa Kroneh raetaaraat lor ladle* and |tMleail;
I'arItian ftjrle; labia Board aad taoaU rent oat.
91LEI AT AUCTION.
a tKttm tal#brwamrmsr wcmatsttr
JV Furniture, i?r??t??rty uf K. Gmr. K?q..
THIH iiu-ndnv) MOKlVIJlO.
commencing at 10 ?/clo^A, At ibe
ft*, ?turjr brown tti*ii?ioB,
So. 1.0 We?t it*. nenr ?'th ?v.
Two ?U?ir*iit rtwwimd I'iftuolortea. on* a StrJnway A Won,
?ml Windsor npri .'ln. com f7?m ?n ! $l,iflki. iu*jrniftr<-nt
ro?o?<*oU Kllffrr^. Iim Curtain*. Mirror*. !*??*t it.vie Inlaid
fifl'f Alt*. covered in ?MJn. brovatcl mid rop?; Inlaid
rfMff and ???*?!? Tftblet C tliiittik, Jtniinlrrfi. Bronmn.
(Ml Falnttnta, At. : 1'hmnh.r Mail*. In bUrk walnut: Dnhm
iotr C**#ii.Hed*te*dft. mi l iiair Mmtre-f*. Carpet!*
4?*.: ttiMtitKW, i4li vnltim?i Mmic' Hook*, Ladle*' Secret a
He?. Library Table*. htrkUn Suite, dintn# room Buffet, Kx
tf?u*i.<n Table; eolid walnut ('hair., in leather; China Din
ner and Tea Seta, Lounge*. Ilat Stand. Al?o baacment and
.ervaute'Furniture LI KK FlTZtiRKALlJ,
.N. If. ? IuhmI" |?ackiu| and eliipped, city i
1 ?a??t7k s rk\ kns > v,.? K, ArirritVb'RKVL
2Y? ferrmplinrv auction lo-dav, at 12 o'clock,
at hxeiiaitx*1 Salenrooiu. So 111 If roadway ; ?
v,. it:t I'ark uveiiue.?Kleican'lv built, planned and lo
cated modern hard-wood liuuhcd, lot?r*?tory high ?t??op
feeeewed llwellIn r; al*e, V5x*l?j l? t HI feet; hull? In tk
be?t n.annerh* Matthew Ityraea, K?q. The imperii Mirror*,
wier tll-a?e?, tdtandeltera, Cornice*, Gum Mature* and
Shades will he i net tided in the ante.
Alao.
tt ?ante time and ptuea, No, :(?!.' Writ r?7th *t.. (1<mi feet
w d\l betueen *<ll? mid Bth HV-* ; *plcn?ii<llv built. located
*?<d tr ??et?ed; medium flapIlealdenee, with eletrnnt Mir
"?r?, Cm nice*. ?.?* Mature*. ?Ve. ; eonvenlert to Broadway
#a?r?iite to Central I'.irk and rapid trm-it depot. Map*
nla'i i ..ti#?r. Xnv 4 I'lnr and ikl Kant 17tli *1
| lit.
A sprciai-.
NOW o.N i-.XIIIHtTION.
?i On art emporium |7 and 4H Ltiierty *t...n Inrjre and
? or.. il.* '.-Ileiii.-n <?! Merman Oil rointini.*'. recently Con
?. I'.-l Mid n..i ln-fni? nklMtfi Ther will h? wild Oil
Yl ???? lay ano I' rtday, tin* ."-'d and '.' Id ??f .1 nn*. commencing
a> l.'a'rliifli. I^,||IKKK A I'O.. Auctioneer*.
AUt rio\ s vi.:. rosiTivi'.i.v to-d.W.?ltio.i
ll.MiMilx.ld Kiirnitoro.
fills iTa**adar> WOHNINH. at 1(> o'clock,
ai IIir amrv brown aimic matiaton
AO 47 WK ?T MIDI sr.. MKTWKKN aTH ANUUfll AYR.
? ' h keont tiprlilit Ji. xeiava Pianoforte,
f l*lf ?at'* limr pound 7V( octave Pianoforte.
' I'ainllHaa. Wxrka of Art.
P \l<lalli ami DKAM INO ItooM SlUTR rlclilv rarrprt
aaa walual Iramca. nivntod in orlnianu, tan and
I aailn and iidclaln.I TurkUh' mid Spanlah
I. ?..,???. I'hairv Inlaid manpiolrlc and ulit I'omr*
and .'imimiI. Tabloa, rwacwoo. hl.fri.a, lialilucla, Krcn.h
pi-'- Hlxari, lar i'uriaix?. Ppcnrh Mantxl Sen. Ik I day
. .. v. kni'.l ll?\.., Idlirary and Sei rolalre Hxnkca?ca,
I' l.iSear. l aid' .. Taikl.il Siili, 4'rilinir lleak.
NK.MIOOM KI'ltSITI'ltK I'ONSISTI.MI
a'???ne and plain H. Irmmi Seta. Inlaid nm! Jflll Bndktcndk,
Mi ? n t'aaxa Mareaaa. Waah.tnnda, .ImkIx and double
Hi .I.,e ? i? d ? ftne lialr and Iprlkl Mnttrea ???, leather I'll
iXan.fi, Tnllei ini, ren and plnali Snl?a, marble top
t ild. a i haira. lUifh.ra, -xellnlnc I'lialra, l?xiin|(?a.
! v i S i II UVITI It P.?Hmeiii.iin Tahlea. sideboard.
. I mar, Mlv-rwar*. I'rnckery, two Hall Stand.
vStM. krii.i"li ni l Inirriiln I arpeia. KIicIh'ii, aervanta'
MMMM Take Si\lli arraue Off UklfOfalty plm'o rar?.
S il Mr a I ? rrnn-a. park or alilp inmda. city or eimntry.
KoHSKT I!. I'ASlilft, Anrtlonccr.
4 71 NIS JOHNSON, AI'I'TIONKP.K.
>|i old .land. -47 Naaaao at.
On WRI?Nr.S|?\V. al 10*^ o'clock,
I. * HO P. s\t. OP ImTFkRIIOLD rUKNITURK.
Pin. ar.?I Mark nntnui Tartnr and Bpdrnnm Sctk, Til
bra. iiirni'nr., rnrt*d half Wallfeaaea, vclrat. Brn-aeU
. i drain fariM-ia. ollctotha. KcfrlKPfatora. Ac.: MT'ral
"tl ?f > ra n 1. late iiMt?, hatnlaiiiii. roaewnod aqnar.
a ip'idbk 1'iaiM.lnrir( Haa :i.ent and Kitchen hurnl
tare. Ac.
k -SI .\pi a nl.1. - I MikK AKO BY VlltTUK OP
Jm J|W?'ifi ?.?!<? meat la ma made, I will ti-ll at nubile
MMSBgt t'KTKK How'p. MMMHi on the premlaca
s I i Hand era ?t. hi ik* cMf of >le* Y'ork, on the 2-ltli
d#f at Jna- l?K at M net wk. I'ape. Itn* Machinery,
WdtwA aaad ? hum SAMURI. Wl'.ll,, Aaalimec,
a . tins Hil.i H\ K BOTH. Al't'TIO.VRBH. ~
a\ tMa (7??^af mnrnln. eommeneind at III o'eloek.
MR f%? lMtida-.n,r II..naeliold Karnliar* at lha prlvntc real.
*? ?? M* ' >?? I din ?? and 4th at.: clepaat Parlor Sulu
.? . ad. r?p and lietrrlnth; r?a?wi>nd Pianoforte,
? ? a ma Oil I'alatw :a. Oati'eu. Mlrmra. Bedakcarla.
Pit.-ana Iiia*.,n* i aara. M ardtnlwa. Waaliatanda. nalr and
aprin. dauraaaaa. He a. Hnlatera. Pillow.. I.nfaeea, hta
nek T <i<l< mdammed. Kiiearm Tahlra. Olaaa. China,
?| irf Ha- i uMafji. Ar . a rare oppnrtunity for lionae
ke*|.>ra .i. pa' ?r I and dell.rn d for parrhaawm.
BT BBBNAB* ?MYTH, Al CTIONKkH JI NK ?l.nr57.
Ill WaMMf. taf.il.aa-. a ale arren Rr.t rlata four
?n h. ainiMi llaai-aa. aamlhweak eatrker Madlann av.
?Mad " in *'
B\ ISA AC C_ .io|.|isfmN, aC?TIONBRK.- HKUJI
. (niattiieiy la l'?Sa e'eleek. d'?i Meat 4.'Mh at., Saeo
f ? *?? -I Mail* rntlrr f'nrn lare K*d4tn|. tlattreaara, Ar, I
a I a* r< aianraat sad harr.i <m Ptatarea nf aald bona* one 7'<
wtk'k Ptaa.., ?i.e i *???? a. Wawnn aa I llarnraa Meatcra In
? 1-d. Isaac I ooirtislhlN. olkca l.fdki'/da*.
hx ions A III NM. a CCTIONP. KK--W II.I. SKI.I,
iWaltf. HHfc a'aliiSk. S4I Ada* , tit* Psraltare of a
?an ill i,.< akin. .)? In.narkerpin* halrrl.dll Suit. Ma. k aal
put Sadat-ad 11 .lea, I haira, Mlrrora, Stmaa, Crwck.re,
I nitery. ? arpeta A. ISaSn lamed
HT J W CAMPNKIX. Jit. At CTIONKBB. SKUdt
cda dar, w |H-..i rpaen-e the aid and well known
|?f ?tnlnrnt l.l,*n> Stop* 'tx?l Oree-iwlrl at . rorner NoftOS.
Wrlndta. Meat. Plti.rea, A, In the tilsheat bidder
? kMPBK.I.I. s .dftee. Ka 7 Weal Sd at
(4 KR A7 Al'CTIOK SALK OP HROpTKAIIS- AT 4-Vi
I Weal s?h at and alaai I ai-mai Mea-h. r I at area and
t t'aatta lelaatttt in a Arm elaaa Hotel. Bat, Back Bar, s
Iff. Br-i rleaa lee ll-ua . J-1 Hera., Al H date.da IO hue
1 . lea M?| rliillt, AH Ma tf. aa. a Hlankrl- PtlhfWm and
f'aiUe* H - la Paper i.lpaae., Ar , h.lmi(ta? to a bar. to he
mid .i laetlrn laaaday. Jane Jn. at 4A ? Wert 4.MH at., lie.
t ? - H Hli aixl ItNk ari H. i.itn af the propct.lPf, In ula
WMMlfi ISAAC C tlol.ltSTKIN. Apetimieer.
>. jU-BTS A SONS, Al t riti.NKKSM.
SNKKIPP's SAUK
BI-KO **T PUSMTI HB. I I'HOIrSTBKT OOftfMt, AO ,
OB WPMNKSDAY JI NK II, AT IOU OTI.IM K,
AT Mo. ,7n BHOAMW AT, coftNf K HTII ST.
It i .letne .d a aort ils rrernO.Mt. I will e.pna* frr Bale at
Chili ien-ta> an W edaaader. lane It. at |id| a'llaft, S
a 77i. Mfaadwat. a larirr -id ?' Cabtiirt ana Parlor far
?liar*. I t-'-olatei i 11it,eta anln.iat.ed f .'nilare. Aa. Ar.
W I I.I I AM C. UONMCB, Sheriff
Wittui ?ami, I team I Sheriff
Ketlee We hag ta aaM partiaalae atlratioa to the .hot*
aal*. aa It MArw. a a aplendid rarioty of rti h and plata Par
lot - Ml ta in aalia. edeiaina rayt l.tntr, la-hiaara Ac. :
elr.pMi cii.atbar Salta Ieaaaea. Ka?t Chatra. miaid
I al.'B'.a I'ar'm Table. P aael. tta.le StaaAa. SldaluMtr.la
Ilat! Standa Wardr-d-ea. Heneethir I'lnt, Ac : all atrtrtly
fir-t rlaaa work and a-ll ? ?rihr 11.a attebttou of pareliaaera
II H IIKNTs d soNs. A nettepeeev
f ST WPINHRRORII. Al (7 III 'A KPH. M AKStIA l,S
la aale till, dar Itnr-day lao. J" al HW^ , rl.-ek, a'
aataaoaam 71 li...., > hr virtu* .d aa aaorsti.iH, M wataat
raloaa Tahte., I.' ' haita and aa asa#;latent of laiai.ora and
Clsara P? ordar of HaNIRI, o NKIRN, CHt Warthal.
J*~ P. TMA Y KB Al CTIOKKBK-SAHSMaTk *iTaM(
a 'bit dar. hr Ortaa at an a?e.a>laia. at II a'tdork, at
Rn :t7 ? I at ar . corner af J.'I at , elosant Bar and Hark
liar. Bar Plat urea, T ahtaa, t hair. Ptcturaa Mlrmra. Ht.ta>
1,-hoaa*. haa fi-at pull Al* 1'ampa, Oa> P nun NItrna
I nri.it III* of hall rotoa . aton Kltl.ua* of Him I. r -him. Ac.
M ATTIIIV MWUKMT. Marahal.
M MI HSBACR, AI'I'TIONKBR.SKI HWlWRNY,MKtlui
a Oil* dap at ...... k al Mo idt Casaon at, staofc
and Plttnre# of liroeoep stoee I nRkea, Teat, Sapart. Soana.
.-lib ra. Srataa. t auatna, Ptatarea Ar llatlrainiltfd
f>A WM HMORRH'S SAI.R Tills MAY J A MRS AO Alt.
Ann inn re I will -ell ai Yh N-w Baa err, lh?1 Iota
I liana. ?, shaala, Retaaaat*. Tahla I.men I nderrtnthlnr
Sh. rla, Spreada, Hedd ag. .loot*, Sha-a Coata Paalaianbi
and Ve.ta. M>n'* eir-thmg will h. a>4d at II u elark Hp
i i.tor of II. Aafteaa. ntaat -a at.
PAW N HRi iKP.K S SAI.K TIIOS AS j" M UK ATM.
kneiieneer IS" t hatham at. aarner Malherrt, alii
a-II Ihia dar. II o .-lie-k men a and traataa'a Cb>thinr
I ire**#* -hnalt, Itemnaala. Heddia*. Hnata. Mtaei, Ar .
a'an I ..alt I'ani* and Ve-ta Mi order I. i tint, Canal at.,
and U. i. Pry.JM a* ?
pEEWiiiSBElNi saCk -? piri'd hrxrrai.
J anrtlonr.t, aalearnom N? WW Bower) , will a*|| thla aay,
?t 11 a Olack. 7, n I'd* Mr a a a ad Wataea * .'xohina, Mr* aa**..
MiawW. K. aiaanta, t'ndorriarih ag. IJalltA. Blaafeal*. Ned
dill, llaxt* Sheet. Ar , Ar. at*., a lar, ' l-t af Rra'a Oath
Inc. C.ata. Paata I a.li. kriantnu af l?-ith Ar , Ar . ale*
arveral **ia llaraea. By 'Br dar J A Crania, urand at
CHI HHPs UU of BCU I'KIIS MATKRlAU
k* iIP.KANB BRTT*. sha-lff a Aarliooeer. will tall. ?M
dap. Tar-tar. Jaar Ifl at in ? dark, at 7Y nth ar . a large
? ??ortinrat ofkail'lerv Malarial <onalatlaa of Itaara. ak'.ea,
lllinda. Ar . Ar W M t COXMRR. Sheriff.
M. U>rtt?.a| Ihpllf,
s
w
II fill P PS UAI.K UP M MS km. n ASH K V |Cfc.
lore*. Mart atag Maelita., A*
IIP.KM A S Sherllf a and Oeueral AhCMeane*. **M* thta
dap O-iradap . Ian' U. at 11 e I t,? k 1* I t Mower. hot
and htnr ???ml Plaaoag. Kuan. I-a ahel Saabe*. Pmta. In*
hniea, Hhxltrrt. L.-rk> > ana M-m ? nr Rhrhlnr, Wt**??,
Ac.
W II.1.1AM C rOKKRH, Sheriff
M. L.a*ritasr,a. Irepair Shactff.
Ti-I-I Y4~ ABRoft," aTiTIOMRRh
? Mh< 'Sat. uaiahera at.. Men I erh
lip rtrtii* el a writ ?' ? aerettaa I will **ll thta da; *?
|ll|, o etoek Hr* atart and lialarea S tha larer Oraeery
and fa* ni..r? at tlhl ttlari'le *? near ? .-art at . My?Air* ?
rhrr't of in* feha, ? -der ?**?" faaey i ttaiii.n in -
lie (ft if* ra lor s aalnat t irh'"rra ? %en m Praita. A* ; a4a?
en* Indian fflfnea. In# I ?? ir'oeeyy W
Kills J
Kits . ,,?** ah in
>KH Nt*AI*Kltft.
fun xai.R-a bum i ?r lui.tmi* r? wRriu
f. r%f ??..? M lure 4. Ill tntil 144'***
hoi 4.ICIT P >?t .Ulr? v*a I '4t *My
riXK AMTu.
PMriM.H\piih'. OH?r ?*. ulu <M (.trim rur
I'Mirah* r?i *r ?"< ?Miai i- *< tm m
rtrriilar. U. M JlilDllHtll, 1lt Rfwrfm, >??
CkUflllllt.
AT MI.XT/. 1 IM M> W . XR*R .X?TII ?f.-l.?ri||M
**<! c*iill*m*a ai.i b# .*ru'..*4 at ?r??' *ri. ?? *
MIMTZ MT? la '?? ?'*>( I'HMn ? arpaia. J*ar
elry. Ordara all >*4*4 to b? Mr ? 4i. MIXTA
\ r i.rti HK'MitWAV RhrwRk.ii w? ?m< mi
iV ?n llrawlKi urir" h*>4 I ? i ? # < ?( i?r >aa
rlrr, A*., by ?r >MrraM?| 8 HAMMIX l./ri
A? natiia.xa olii K*r\ni.inHNhiir -???, utii
? ??.. MU 4(1 *4 . ID. MlAMI IVM MMWuiI
..A i |..thin|, ( ?f|-t? A*-. Call ?? or tMnti M? at Ufa
AATIIAV
At IDVAiil iilXRM'* WMU. I.4T4H
Ilihlllflll (IX *4)1 ?? MM * ?")*? friar* atn>*?<
** a* paid for real "t i'K.( .mf ( ar*ri?, A#., bt railing mm
or addmatuc Mr Mln MII.I.RA
\f rumx. km ?rn *V jNtfK. -io fli Ml
mm# lk*f ? I*r*h4f- "(11 a...in?a(i ) ? p*44 l..r ***!?#
) i? ?(I"i. v' %? i?'r Mr at In PI.aTTH
A T IIABWW, RTII AY,WRAM WAT 4 RI.RV fLlOl,
I\. Ilia .lim a) t alti* |.< 4 tm I ad a# I lath)**. Jmmmi, t
br railing on at aiMnmai Mr a* Mr*. MAKMi
At tiir AiiRRcy now*. mm mi ?i - ithiuh
in r**R I ? fatthaa* Waaata* Arm**' ? >?*lai
and criillafa?n will rmrm tm lha hlghaM pitaaa lataMR *?4
wixrian Urrana. ('oali, rantalmn* I anwia, 4*. C?l| ..* ur
ail.ir?**Mr arln KOxR.N HKKO 341 tlk at, RmM ?M
a bora W?at 'J?il> ?(
ATARiiAi.ru. mrrii at. i.adir* am> urnti.r
mm will b* aai?aitb*4 mi lb* Rim trim
caah fur I'aalal Clalhiag, I'tqwla Para liar*
{nmmhS
Laalaa at
and J**r*irr. piaaaa ?rp aa4 aaitalp yaaraaif.
Irnlal la 1? lira. AlMl
AITHOUHil.
AwowHRfcrri. filltK I'lmco with m^owo
?igM. t*lta *v*rptlilac aritbawt .|a*aii..*>*?. alalta
pr..par'r ; auaaal fnaada, Hrlag or 4aa4 UW Waal Mk
?I . aaar Bra*4way. _
A?WO IMPORITIOM.?OWR iTkMT RL'mINKMM CI.aTk
? varan* Mr* POMTKIt, M I<*tlngi*a a*., mm Ak
H . A*. to .Vic
MIL SOMA RKYKaI* TOO WMOLft UTS FROM
mwMMi|rm M7l OaaatM raa |L
M
I WATCHER. JEWKI.IIT. <?".
AflT MlEECKbK *T . WEAR
advanced on Diamonds. Wamhoa. ",'w*'r7 A^ ?*
pAwnbrokira' Ticket* bongtkl ?f, ??
77 BlfffkfP ?t ?,_
At w?f hkoadway, opposite iitii ?t-MA
mouds. Watchea, Ac .. hoagi.t aad sold ?*!*
UMli K >IUt J.
CLERK* A M? (ALKRNIIir
AYOUKli FRENCHMAN .-:*!? iKINO K*
wUlie* ft*itu4tion ?? * drum*nor r??rr**fw>?4??t.
reference. d%|?ply t<> M. At HI.nKAI , H4 ?? i ^
AI'RAI ri(-\l. BOOKKEEPER OK H? TEA**' EE
poieuec. wants ? situation ?? Ixokk'eper ?? aa^ak
? ill: r. experienced in Investigating b.ol* ul ?o
h...k? Inve.tlgatud or written up by ibe day ??job. per
ninnrnt employment preferred; city orelerwhere. nnuna*
Durable references. Address A. * '>1 N. iNT 11 ? r ..?! odLw.
I Yiil .VII MAN. AH1- JO?WISHES V sMUATIO*
J\_ ? asaiata.it honkke -per. clera or otherwise . ?? Itrek
rlaaa penman and acioun.anl; bcal city reference. Addreaa
MARTIN, 14ft Kiwi 4la? rt.
i sir .vrniN an"i'IRHK OR pokter-BY A
.\ young niAii, at present fn<?|wi ? leather. Addreet
K., box Mil Herald Uptown Branch office. .
ATHOROUlllU.r EXPERIENCED BUHINRlMt MAW,
wlmae firm ha? gone into bankruptcy, i? open foe M
engagement; position more Important thai .**'*?;. '**
highest testlmonlala ?* lo Integrity, ability, Ac. Adareae
II. II., :k!7 West 20th at. ?
A YfUTMl HaN, TlloROOHLY EXPERIENCED Ul
jV dry iriHidh nnd hnving moat aatlafactory references Item
Inat employers. ilcairea ? illuellon in an established retell
store iu so.ne thriving tnirii within twelvaMiners or Aon
York;la a good salesman; capable of managing store MM
?miking purchase. ; parties wishing faHhful. retlaulo aervleet
plena., ii.nlreaa ANDERSON, ho* U? Uernld office.
N F.XPKRIKJfCBD Y'U NO MAW IS n,*T_0?9,PJ
u. m. wl*h?* a ftliuiition; 1* * Gr*t el*** ticket wrlt^f? ftl#f
enco given. Apply to T. L COI'II. Dtl Most 20th It
A
ence given. Ap|u> v? ?. y/uoh, ??*? ..
A YOI XO MAN. AUKD 18. WISHES a SITUATIOS
J\. In n wholesale house ; la it good penman, quick and cot
reel nt figure. *111! c?n furnikh Brat oik** .rofkrenok kk to
elinrnkter nnd uI? I ? 11 v. Addrear III Kill,, Herald office.
i,A \ l*Kl(IKN('EI) Al'i'fH NTA.NT ANI) M ANAOER DB>
Ei aire it poaltlon or irukt: beat city roferonek: kklon
moderate *. li a a vti.iiAl nnd could Ittrt ttlwy 00 ilapoklt
Ad.lreaa EIOHMOWii, ller?ld olllek.
CJ VI.KnMI S M ASTK.lt?SALARY tilt OOMMIHSIOi
O pnld. (foil ?l 1 be ofnce ftl-A Broodwr. room A ^
IlfASTRD?aTsITTATIOW AS TltAVELOlNO SALE*
VI inuT. tliruueh the South and Wkkt, ?J.tbkf og
oranlury; relerencoa itlren. Addreia (IhOltUK W. lie.AO,
Mkeou, tin.
"11 r ANT K11?T11 It r. K YOI'SO MKN TO I.KARN BOOK
\) ktepini; from practical bookkeeper, evemuifa: Rn?k
lyn, near l ily Ukll; terina moder?te. Addrekk OOIaLIRM,
liarnld ofWce.
YTANTED-A EALKSMAN IK TIIK PRIWTI.NO AMD
VY blitnk book bualneaa; one who luta k trade or t Itrp
circle of buaiiieat acqnalntanoe* preferred. AddreM W. &
W.. box JlU Herald ofljce.
ANTED?A YOUNti MAN OOMI'KTKNT TO KKEI
a aet of booka, who will make hlmaelf uaefnl; rankl
live with Ilia parenla In thla olty. .Addreaa, ?tatln? refer
ence aud aalury expected. A, box 175, Herald olBoe.
"lirANTED?BY A COMPETENT MAN A POSITION AS
Y> buyer for an out of town notion and trlmnnu* boueo.
Addreaa M. box 170 Herald nfljee.
lifANTKD?A~ 81NOLE MAN WHO CAN TAKE
YV chaafco of a aet ol booka and make Mmaelt uenerallj
uaefnl: name aalnry expected. Addroea X. T. 7... box i?
Herald office. _________*e
"WANTED?AN KXPRKIKNOED CLHRK AND BAA
YY tender in a hotel neer city. Addreaa, with rererenco.
box J..Vk< I'oat ofllce.
ANTKII?MAN A< iKR FOR "BTAIL HOSIKRT.
underwear and gentlemen;. Inrnlah ny
of JOHN SHILMTO A t:o., Cincinnati, Ohio. W nto them,
BtallnK retail experience.
XP'AlfritD?A RAPID PENMAN WHO WKITES A
Vf clear, lo^H'lo hand; Mlnry $8 per week. AddreM
I.KTTKK8. box I J3 tlera d office.
TV ANTED?A SPECIAL DISTRICT OR STATE AOBNT
YY In Pennaylvanla for a life Inaurence company; liberal
terms to a live, energetic man. Address, stating former
boaineaa. S., Herald Philadelphia Branch office.
(OAtll MKN AND GARDENERB.
'A^ YOUNU, SINIII.P, OHRMAN. WANTS A SITHA
J\. klon In the country, nnderntunda horaea and nerden
Inir. Apply at ftft lluyard at., lor three deya
*T YtH-Nil MAN, ONLY TIIHHK w KKKS IN Till
A country, wante a situation aa ijroom or coachiuan; no
object ton to travel Addreaa J. 11. 11.. U Kaai 4>th ?t.
1 OKKMAN~TmaRKIED) WISHES A SITUATION
/\ aa aaHener; utideratanda hia hualneaa and la not arrald
to work. Addreaa, lor two duya, JOHN K. SCIIAI.I., Tarry
town, S. Y. '
"T SITUATION WANTED?AS flAKDBNKR AND
j\ coachman : can milk and make MraaeU (tencrallv uae
fnl In ? ycnlleinan'a place; rclnrunce from laat place. Ad
dreaa P. P..box JtJl Herald^olBce^
a YOUIU M.V WIS UBS a 8ITDATION AS UN DEB
A eardener. nod will make hlmacir generally uekful;
^<md coontry relereuce. Addreaa B. OONn AY, 3J7 Hudson
a*., Brooklyn. _ .
A COAUHMAN'S SITUATION ^WANTED?BY A
yiiuiiit niun; uiidcralunda iturdenlUK; can milk: will
make blniaelt tiacful; beat city relerence. Addreaa t_llAl.ll
MAN, box HU Herald olBce.
T t'oatTiiyTa.vs situation want'bd-hy an
A Euxllaliman: alnitle. IhortMuhlv competent; wlllini
and nblipiuit, ir?<>il refereuce. Addreaa r. J. ? ., Herald Lp
town Brunch office.
t S tfOAt'HMAX - IN ALL KP.SPKOTK QUALIFIED
A for I but position; seven veara with lavt employer;
eauee ofleavlnu, lamlly wont to Europe. Addreaa t.OAt.lt
M AN. No. all West 13th at.
4 SINIILK MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS UOAUH
J\^ TviHtt nnd ftrootn ; etn tuilk and mak? hliiinell titetul?
bsai rtlirfnrt. Addrew J. M., Il?rHi<l^t)<ttc??
"a YoUNO COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION
A as coachman; ha. the heat of e.ty r-fercnce. I ell ot
addreaa a:II tKI.KS, Nr> 4 W."t f'oh at . II. I.Jilder a.
/ a< 111' 11M AN AND liltotlM. BY A fSlNOLK) YoUNfl
tj man; iinderalan.la the care and treatment of horaea,
carriage., barn.-aa and garden ; will make hlma df Kcncr.tlly
nacful; Bee years'reference. Addreaa P.. box J?> Her.ll
office. --
/MIACIIMAE AND IIROOM (UNMARRIED); TIIOE
ty ouublT underatanda his bualneaa; nnderatanda ffarHM
my ami irroenda; wauea no object: boat city reference
FRANK. Ill Beat J.'dit.. stable.
/ COACHMAN and 'OARDKNC.B.-A SINIILK MAN
t aha Iboronylily ur.dcralanda hla bualneaa In botl
branches; wllllnu no! obllyinic; torea years' reference. Ad
drew M.. box 11 a Herald ofBce. .
/SOACIIMAK AND "oKtidM-BY A KINOLB ITOUNO
ty man. In city ?r country; can mow luwna; willing to
make htme *11 generally tiaciul; aeyou yean' Brat clnas refeo
rn.-e AUdrrsi L. Herald office.
IbUIVATK COACHMAN WfrllRS A SITUATION|
| city or country; beat reference. Apply nt Olile a mar
ket, nth ay.
-?Ml trii.Na WANII.I) MAN AMI WJFK; MAN Ad
^ c -achutan and plain (tardenor; wife aa cimk. willing to
aaalat at Bonaonorfc. Addreaa I'. F. L., Herald office.
OITI ATION WANTED?HV A SINULE MAN, \8
o c mchinun or to travel with a family ; 11 years' refer,
enee Irftm leel piece Addreaa A. P.. I I n averley place.
LJITCvTDiN Aft COACliMAN fill < 1A ItDKNKit OR TO
do farm work ; unplle nt ol mnrh experience ; well rej
emln -n k I Add.kaa box II I Herald offl--a.
w> 111 \ THIN WANTED BY A YOUNH (JKKMAN. Af*
o a.airtunt xardener or to take cere of horioe. Addreei
L A. <i Herald Uptown Branch office.
\4'\NTKD-A SIM \ 110N. Hilt A OKRMAN (l-ONll
YY biro, handy aim toolal. aa coachman anil If room, *ar
dfti#r or |h?i t#r: liii wifo ccdmpuny hitn if viOtKL
\ 1.1 ffa h'.X "ffi'*''
'VMKI. \ S I \ I'Kltl KNt'KH HOLOBKO COACH
f ^ nun !or ilm Miinirv; oi,s ?i?i<fwr<st- th? c?r? ol
|of>f> , ?rrUn^B andInn milk, m?/ h?ro apjr
hi?itnation. AWnhh <5. L. II , box 1H7 llenldonico.
\\
Mknetiiattaktlon. ________
WARTKI) A SITUATION AS COAtlilMAN; PROTKS
YY lant; B*e years In last place. Addreas U. U., SOI
West J>Nh at.
HELF W4NTKD?UAI.ES.
Aj""" y.iLN'o Man WaNTi.D~TO LtARN fELiT
?rapliv for ra lr ad alaliona. hotcla, Ac.; nermanent
,?..(tlnT, lul. .alurte. NEW YORK TELFAllfAPH IN
MKl t'TION I iikl'ASY. J1 Pa.a row.
A?N KNKMfiKTIC C ARV4RSF.lt TO SELL AN ARTICLE
J\ of dally oonaemptlott atnenff the wholesale atorkt dnwk
I,.an . aala.y and r.m.u)aaton ; re.ereiieea required A'lures.
MONEY lloeald offtoe __________
Ah m MKMt OK a M t K T MEN WANTED. WITH A
..?all capital. In a light buaine-a in which tl.cy ekk
make Sdft weekly ll ANDINL. nsi Rr"H_?l^r-_
A^nKiHribi- D. K ol l' o HUM III a|NE>3.
*% rear* ?f ar*l meat come well reconimended.
Apply, a'.cf I.)o'clock, to WlliriNO A b'O., No. ft Dey at.,
ypi Ikflii (tonf. _
h ?.(.?; I I. AS* H AKKKEPKR? APPLY, WITH KEF
.ranee, at S<W Ore-i.wlch at
??/a RP.ATLitl .Mil ? ' VI f r MONEY FASILT
( f made aeltlnc teas fo. CANTON TEA OOMl ANY,
Ik* Chambers-.. . See Y?rk. __________
tt'ANTBD AM PERSON 'AN S.vKr. f'FYi A
lY ,n >ath keliln ( our letter cooymit book . anr on, yiAk
ba. A ie.t?. I. wr.ie will bar it: m, press or water ..led;
V-4'or . irralar If. K.XORLRIOB COMPANY. D? Trt
??.,e Rktidin*. Chiea*". III. _
tt' |\fKli A ROY. IN A PToitE; ONE WHO WANTS
YY i?, train ba?in' *? and nak? blmeklf ifenerally ueefoL
a I kai II IB cwn Msadwrl.uik. ACTIVE Herald nfflce.
\t*? TTr.lt ?? n i; Mi > f'lH A UullT miTPOOB
" i..??.?-?? AOfreee, ?? ???!. enduring eleatp lor oar
Mrnltn, TlUM I l?.
Watted 'Tiatvo hov i> a wTiouSal?
" In "t bnoineee. Kagoe, M ? w ?k; reference. re
1 *M?PA IJ Neriei. ?|
uu i> hVKitv ? irv in thb
?? I Mm \ im ? make f A per iter MHnr the Eureka
I run < npylap itth an i H?k ; m? nre-e. brueh or w iter
i .am*. Andre.. i.lMKkA M AN1r'ACTI HI Mi iMiM.
f A A 1, M K> ?4? .1 MM Mar.
' WMJWMe
l IMtv AOKD I?. *11.? llAM NWfftVXtf
-1 ?? m e. .II'IM I I. t'ii.r?i|.TUlii trade. Auiily
te M eAdrree A N I XTK.Htf ITKK. jMA ?<. A.
Ve 1KI.I K A I'll ? ?fMIAToK .null * Sol' NDKIl.
A'.I r ? ? I eteiir# ? A Mr,.., II M i.NKl>8. boa
? l*eM ?'? Med * Out
Ti rMfikbi wam- a iiri ATi.iNl.iftoi
A re.inn ne.e. moderate JaIIK? HclAll'lillUN
fin Sunk #d .? , |i# Mllfa
Altll N?l If AH. AUKII 17, ?TH'? HAN RECEIVED 4
lew e'tarei' ? ? e ielie? %n leave a reepatetde ireda
n .. k.ienii oreieir*4 Apple to or addraea KAMDOL PtlU
UK A : ? Reel I All >t ?e?r Alb a*.
MM K CI'TTRBN W A NTKD-IIGWJf I.L. 4 HOI'RKE'N
? all paper factory. 1 M . ? ?! Naaeuuf Me , fh.la#i?l|ihia.
rnu rilkTMn. niti atio* aa anYkd by a yoonu
I men a# .reaaiaau . Ui i inrlili nuderelapde rylindor and
? mdmi pre-eo,. rea do IrM .1... emrk , m-mm! referaaa".
1-1 mule -agri AuUreea ftlUMPMIM, Ml DW Herale
B
U'AAT l? A riMT OUaNN WiiOI i.kn asc
TV onroa.d >aeln yarn fiei. ANini R kLA.vOII 4
c?i. v?**- *?'?*? t*t? w<wm YkaiapeipMe.
WANTRD-A MBet 01.ANN OIITTIN ON OUBTON
Vl ?nra. in a loading Hat hla< koneo In HatMmm*; a par
ei.aent elleati?a eearanload elt mid bp prora putupelPM.
Aiiiire.e alHAnHI Ri.Kit A MM, (lay aad Treat etc . Hal
llaiare.
w
w
?#ae pa pp#4 aa Troy Apply ?p'
?epprtwfiw. TePgnkeepMe. i. T.
ANTED?A riRNT I'LANN WATCHMAKRR NT
Ply ?p WILLIAM MulK -rra m *%
AXTHD-THREK HI IDE MfI.I. ROt OHMM A1
Iba T-ncbknrpeta KM line Mill; none be* a.el elee#
ollk lamllMH preferred; TNT Kf *9
m Apply M mx m. rSum,

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