El
----------------rt-trity-tstarittawaffoi-veritaffemmt* -- r vaaiiaTc.r =t a rry.
AND :sus . - can -
• . half ''-,- .. se 'a a . - - see a e r."; !. not be liable tO - Stnlnble or fall. The plain- 1 ' ....r !arr.-. •--'t , ~ , C' , '"l _
• .. 1. • -Itlistrithilfat,--as-thelaVelibW-Standic-there tiff, it appearKiiiWalking backwards had' Ititrigues of -a Minister with tlie Lanahs.of
. .ti•ta,rel eteittarriet : • t being no binding auttiorityclirackinpteint, •tstepp,ed'unorcaporticarpfloosaearthwhich , i s s lfteaniestedLta: • leave on
'-' s -- - - -'• " -: er which it this present - time ma re- caused t o um to fall, and before he - cools:tree ee .W a r,"15', 7 P,.e
. : gar , .
: '. L ' garden as expressly binding, we miglif be cover-from - ; .
. t'OYllearN - P1.F.',.4.51-115LL BENCH. . excusable for granting the applicant's re- anon: winch:the: snit - - was:'b'ased. ) ' - '-'There f .nreachers in - these days of 'c , hristiiiiiity
Case of ceerge B. Vaeher , coierea_Be is ~ queste provideda any - - tatbstautialrpublic was nothing to- show that the filling had i end 'lization * are loOked upori - bY the
I wilY, as :being a grade'
' r ceuse.a Admissfen,t3
• the. Bar. rood or.-private right &tuna' ndedit.',.:l3ut as 1 not been dono properly and.thatthe mate- • '
. I see nothing but evil likely to res - ult to ' nal was net of the s proper 'kind; and the : l irla asea t ta a geam
•- In fie, CAA irt of Continue, Pleas, Saturday. . ... .1 higher in the: gettle of. Morality than even
- - , both races from their being kept and en- Court therefore:ouhl - not charge the jury
a deciaien was refelereil hi the Matter - of I
1: couragod to remain' promiscuously inhabi.:._ that the defendants had been guilty of any thianciethbers of their ft.:ek. - 'This' idea pre
the :TO:I-cation ea' . - leresee Bsseashon, col- e tingihe same territory, I would do nothing neglect or violated any obligation.. Plain- vaieo• not alonesemonee profnesorssliuteven
.
oredester : slim i e-a ei•• to the bats Followine. .. whatever to promote it. •
till askedleave to naive the Cond in bane to .•!-- -, s- . - ~. •- - --. ' - --,
those out of the church; aye a reverence for ,
is the 'ooinion ee a 'ilt,i,ritS - of tiif court, I would have cthlotectften, practice as at- have the non-suit entered. : ,
... • torne ' sit juries;lv - 'd dex
3 s a on a courts, an . s Messrs. Hamfgon and irurVitince, after the pion§ man of Got, who labors for the
deliVerod 1 - a- Je - aie, .
e .--.: ov, e : -. ercise the riht of suffrage—not here, how- the judgment of non-suit' had 'men de- : amelioration of the , ndithiri of fallen hu-
~.
in the neater of the application of George ever, but . among ,thenaselves—in some part mended and before entered of record, asked 1 Inanity, and when o e whom they have
B. Vashon air acheissieTt !.., the Bar. Opm- or section - of the Union vvhere white men leave to (hadecee o cross 7 exarame the sta b t-
Idn' by •Ttidge Stowe. - would be under the same disabilities among Hess who, been examined-in chief
the defendants/ and denied the ri ht of the i
y been accustomed to 1 ,oktifthit in this` light -
The, questions in this ease are; whether them which they are _liable to among the - falls shortof his prifession; he is looked
g '• h i i unoa with horror tend of ieverence,
thetapplicaitt . lS enti - .1e(I to admission to the Whites. So_ far am I from doing-any thing Court to take the car from the jury at t s
_ ad. , if
_, bii be _ a
g ty of -a: violation
.Bat -under , our rules ef . 'oust; and if not, to encourage the races to remain torther, -,stage of.
_the prepeelings. :The metiettav i a. t s an
.whether we Ix ill sot rat .aside for his Spe- that I would do everything short of violence 'overruled and the ease will lie trikenlett e o i 4 e .t s b , c laws of. .a : land -yin which he
cial benefit. . •or harshness to facilitate nail promote their ..Supreme Court. • . • or ' sets. at naught ' the h e
Linder the chic:. ho • :not be admitted. - - of heaven Cho obse mice of which-it has
separation. If the celored , race is, ever to ,
for two reason"re: 1. Ile has not produced ahe placed on the way to social progress--if abetted . .State - District . : alit ' - an.lead'ile. been his custom to Wiwi, tile offense as
for
from the President Judge of the -it ismer to attain the right S.. and privileges , eandieSi. ' 'salutes' a greater ens rmity in him thanene
Coast of New York, where it as said he last of manhood—it must be placedina position In the bankruptek branch - - _of less . pretensions. , 3n. this-zvay, way-may we
11 : " ' ard incl account Tor- the in . - giiiition ''of the gisad
: practieed, as to tile moral character. •2. He where it min 'alloy tnie self-respect. This man wes adjudged a bankrupt and die- people of Temperanceville, _a. short time
has not produced a eertitleate from a Judge never can be done as long as that race re
ef anv-Griurf of N,iwaessk, as twaneeessary mains dispersed among the white race:
I charged ,
undei• the 1: st clause of rule thirty-three, - Vested rights of property and domesticVett lentos
Thon • Br desSelt. filedn t . - ad- of the German .Ch 01t. in that village :was
'usual an impostor. - isles as'ti3 allappearances*a
that ho has been a practising attorney of relations
. aiready acquired Should lie re- juicalle a. n s ill ° halakruptcy, and the !usut
pious man and a a e ,christian. Having a
the Court o - er v, high such JUdge presided spected and protected., .but beyond ;this it order was made, , .
. . United vs. three barrels of gin and E.gaad -'
' byline'highly'educated
for three pairs iinTliediately preceding his should be made clearly to tend to the Sinai-address, and •
rtfTlistnien here, of good moral character est 'and advantage of the : colored race to three barrels Statesof brandy, consigned - by Ed- by his assulued guise he won the entire
and- of geed; standing during such time at separate itself from the white. The coun- ward Mil igen to J. B. Boyle. .Lioel.of in
formation in a cense' of fer_feltitre:for - viola- taloa
.confidence of his congregation, and in adds
har—» , ,: - can he do so, because lie has . try is , extensive enough to accommodate _ . to filling. the , Sacredi - peak" on , the
not practised law anywhere for some four- both races, and they will occupy no more titan of revenue laws. Isent s Day, - he opened a Select Scheel
teen yr,:iti:;. . : barrels of- whis
separated than together. Where they are
.. Unt , ted States. vs. twenty in the besement of the Church for
But, it as urged thlit these objections are. kept together, the one or the other of the tl. a a the ro ert of I. &B. Bevan
Libel " ) e ',instruction
`the of !young ladies, which.
merely tcc.hnical, and should, be disre- parties; having the preponderance in. mini- . ae as above • . was well patronized, and in a: flops
gardeo.---that the whole _matter invelved in bets and wealth, will doinineee over the Yonire e . f l o n r k twenty-t t v o te , rand and forty ishing condition.. For over a year - he'
these requirements of the rule is emoral - other ;in spite of all laws to the contrary, petit •jurors ordered
~s he issued, re urna- had been in charge of the congregation and
character," and b'eeause the Cornenittee,re- and the inferior party will stiffer frotrt.the ble on first Monday of .layanext. , Ino one . had ought to say against him. congregation,
1 and smner. • reverenced him. alike. , Some
port themselves satisfied' that Mr. Vashon consequent degradation. Court adjourned. •
has a good moral eharaeter, we should pay To except by law to phtee asperse colored _ —a-----• . ;three weeks Sinceehewever, a cireunistlthee
i occurred which caused his admirers, to see
no atteution to these plain provisions .of population,scattered aniong a numerous • Quarter ,Sessions--14111 Bench.
h te im e - n irl y
our rule. ThiS; suggestion has, at least, the white population; on a Ifooting of social ; 'ln the case of Connelly and ate Garry the i
e q a u rs it o e f a a di ge t , ferentlight,. and newt in
our stead of seeing in him all that 'was - good,
merit of boldnessl But, tie, a legal proposi- equality with the whites, seems to mo im
-1 jury : acquitted on the first count of the in- they find that his religion was but a cloak
`lion scarcely merits an-answer. If it does; possible, and-it is only surprising that it
di t t 1 butconvicted on the so- to serve the devil in. Among his pupils
it is simple entmott. As long ea we regard : should be sought to retain the two races to- 1 c men , arceny,, were several young girls from twelve to ill-
the rule., one part is Ms: as obligatory anon gether by shaping our laws and constitu- coed count, receiting stolen goods. .The With whom, it is alleged,
us as another. Under its provisions cer- I lions to that end. It was one of the meat prisoners were remanded for sentence. he has, for inonths past, been tak-
thin tames are requisite (among others I coils very properly attributed to -the :testi- I John Lynch, convicted of selling liquor ing unwarranted liberties, to which,
those referred 1(1,1 before the Court can ad- Union of slavery, that the residence of the on Sunday, was sentenced to pay a fine. of through fear, they quietly submitted.
nit to the Bar. 1. 7 1,:il these requiremcntS races together premoted amalgamation. thirty dollars and the costs of prosecution, Ho had continued his iniquitous course for
are literalla isnnplied with, the Court has, i WhY, then, should not this, as and undergo an imprisonment of ten days so long a time that he bettarne careless, and
no- diseretlon in the ;natter, and must re_ well as the other evils of slavery, in the County jail. - - . consequently was h detected. About the
fuse the .applietaion. It is: only where the jhe removed? Is it natural or proper, or pas- . Christ. Ben . ning e teenvicted of aseault and
;time mentioned; One:evening after diamiss
applicant bring , ,.; himself within the rules, antic; that by association the two races will battery on Niche as Kraerr, was, sentenced ing the school, he kept (moot' the young la
that the Court aoluircß. under them, the become assimilated and equally and mots- :to pay a fine of one hundred dollars and . ~ I dieS in the school-room and locked the doer.
right to exercise : inly discretion in the criminately-xespectedby one another in 30- . COStS. . , The proceeding excited. the curiosity of
matter. , ..e.. : - - • coal life? If not, can the negro ever acquire John Schultz, found guilty :of aggravated some of the entailer scholars, who, coot-,
All that has neen sled during the ergo- that ,dignity and self-respect which are -3S- assault and battery upon Nicholas aleyer, municuted the fact to their parents, :end it,
meat of this case, about the.cOlor of the ap- small to civil`and social progress? God in and assault 'and battery on John Meyer,' finally - reached the ears of the father of the
plicant is outside the euestion involved the beginning, or nature since, has male was sentenced on the first charge to pay a
le young, girl who had been kept in. The girl
-here, and requires no Mrther notice. It too great a difference between the two for fine of one hundred and fifty dollars and. *as questiohed lelitiVe to: he affair, and
will be sufficient to estaMine that . matter laws to expunge. The natural feelings and costs, and.ori the second fiii - y - dollars and
when it properly - arises. This case does instincts of both races will respect and oh- costs. ' sj at enceadmitted that she had beenkont in,
not brieg, us to that point. But it may not ', serve this difference in spite of all human . _ a i and stated for what purpose, relating the .
be out oeplaceto say, that when no legal or laws. An unnatural persistence in associ- - Tack...O'Connor Legl. a . . ,
. . , I indignities to which she had, been tsubjec.,
si lien
' led, and said that several others of the
moral oLjections stood in the way, it would :mug together may, in the course of ages, Tio subjoined bill luny pas.sed the S'enfue, scholars had 'been subjected to the same.
seemly bo oonsistent with the principles obliterate all distinction between the races,. and is now pending in the House at liar- The father immediately waited upon the
of justice we profess fo:tilminister, to ex- this condition - can only be brought
elude any one from practising law, simply abont by the formation of a mongrel and i risbarg. It is fepresented as being cut at- I pastor, and' informed - him of the chatges
upon the ground - of personal antipathy or inferior race. ' tempt at legislative intervention in - a b osh _ i agains , thim, and that he would allow: him
prejudice. or from nolitioal considerations. The teachings of history and physiologY ness difficult 3 - . beta ern private retinas. twohours 0 env
1 just t ' I - - e. the. town. • The
Thus 11:r. I litvo t re:tt eel
this application— clearly establislvthe fact that social equalitye append n copy, without expressing an ;
i guilty caret ch_ made no efforts to vindicate
himself, but within half nn hour from the
as it was mede originell3 - , and -as it stood - and connection between: the races in the opinion on the specific tificatir.ollB between 1 t i me of rece i v i ng
until the argument was eonimenced—mere- domestic relations can only be productive an y a w e, pa atie s: - ,- , .
kt-; Ac - 7, relative , to the time anti node - oft tHe was a Married
the notice departed from
• ' I the village, ind has not shim been heard of.
ly as a demand for- admission to the Bar of evil—fthortening life and weakening the
under our rides. - But When it is apparent physical and mental condition, as i general , tfial and evidence in certain criminal ; imin, 'end!' tho - flither of
two , Children, whom he has - forever dis
ilitit the applitation cannot be granted in rule. And notwithstanding all encourage- ease,. I graced by his infamous conduct. Before
riceordasee with their provisions, wL
e are meet to remain together, h
erwill sbitailit' s ' WM:LEAS, Prosecutionsintended to pre- e departing fromtheteum ho.penned a note
asked to rle :wait- with them for this case, Icf their on accord as much as may be. vent and punish crimes and misdemeanors Ito his vvileSstating that he had: received a
and admit, the applicant regardlessoftules. In even" town and neighborhood there will are freqaintly instituted by private persons, I message from the Lord Commanding hint to
But why? Should a rule which has stood 1 be; as there always have - .been;• the . negl'o as modes of. - enforcing redress for alltased to Ohio to preach the Gospel,
for years witliont suspension, and so faraS quarters, - This should - indicate ' the -pro- , civil w rouge:end for purposes of extortion go
a lt is alleged by someof the more knowing
I know eatletnt listing ever been inten- priety pi. promoting the separation on a. and. oppressioni! •IlOwi to ,prevent gliCh 1 ones that his intrigues were not confined to
tionall y ti..e.aried frt ere ire now pushed larger scale. States, or sections ofthe Union, alit see, therefore
esiee 15) 3 , ::01111W , (LliettliS applicant-merely may, be designated, Where every right ands' _ SECTIO: 1. Be it enacted by the S'enate and
upon tlie sa t atestion 'oe eounsel? If our' privilege here possessed hi- the Whites will '
/ • ' ' e ,- ' his scholars alone. but that one or twomar-
I ried - women, members of his congregation,
Mouse of -R&Presciatuit'''' reef the C° 77 "" e " - ' have been enticed frein the path of virtue
rules; are _t „ ie 7 re: 1 "....! , i :ft this way, tho be accorded .to the blacks; where the road wealth of Pe.:,;krylrthzia in General Assembly ,
sooner they :In' :WOlisili:.:l altogether the to wealth and the opportunity to gratifyear reta'auctit hereby (*nerd by the authority t by his seductive arts, in consequence of
which a (separation front their husb:tnds
better. 'le' e v, e :sine's:Mg that a case ambition will be open to them; where they 1o f
,the - sank', That whenoliar an indictment i is anticipated. -
m ien,, ari,4,- acre ,11011 ;l roux:se Would be can practice laW. sit as judges, on juries, I for an alleged crime or mist.lemeauor shall I
; If the charges against him be true, he is
exetts:ll!!-.. notillna - has . het- a suggestccpiere and exercise the, elective franchise; find 1 b, : f ;b u i l d
.. ,
ItgalliSi; ant* .P ersala: iii- 13ei i i18 . ttie veriest sinner alive and should have at
whielt , -Ivrs the :.peke:: rein such .4teci:.l: where yhite men may be excluded from 1 who shall et time of stub indletment re
1 least beenserved -.with a voat:oftax - :und
claims .-ot , lit:' indulgt-no .. • the exercise of such rights and privileges. 1 party or part;[::; of record to a civil proceed- feathers} before allowed 'to take +is &par
e' If thisesise We 1"._.. sit- il is we have - ordi- I There will then be no necessity whatever i ing td law or ir. equity then pending,where
riai ily, a1 1 .,1 11;01 1;ot 1, - ,..:.11 -w.r..ulified. jut.) UM- fear the exercise.of such rights together, in- ;in the person or persons on whose infornta- I lure. Such conduct would be unparclona
due importsr. , .. ,, ,lly a. l Ilcstion Which is (im- discrirainate by the five' races, exc.ept in I tion the said criminal charge was based, or 1 hie in ttMan Making 'rig' prcif - lon to re
( ligion whtdever, and' 1:116 ' S ety of Co
prone ri y ;le. it stands:: aesumed to be in- the halls of C o, `
Congress, where it can be done lon whose testimony, betbre the. grand jury, i clay as well as the interests of hristianity,
eked in determination, I much- doubt without detriment to either party. ; such indietneent wait found, stein all 1.0
, ... _ ; and protection of ministers wl are honest
'icalr - be --- earty earties of record, and where.. • their profetssion, demands tl at it should
F
P
CITY .
INI
volvt... , __ _ _ _ ,
if stispensi , iii of the rides would have been ; " I have been thus particular,
, ocw ll -' ,O I 1 verse party or y... " '"'--- ------- ;in the pro._ .., __.__-
even to lave oer: ai•dy I" wOuld not for a I thirdr_ the course I have suggested n practi-. in the same fact or facts are the subiect of Ibe denounced ,and nd the UMW, man held up to i ---
moment ilave acceded to such aproposition. 1 cal one„ and the ordy course in which the litigation, as are charged and alleged in the I , puldie - scorn, ' lie' he riiiniker,' hry-min or I Iteeldent.--Joseph loin, a Member of the t
and T r•lnect , ~:-3ms...lit unit this applicant I.riegro has a reasonable chance of advar.co- said indictment, the trial of such indict- t Columbia Hook and Ladder Company, wa.. 1 . . . .
shall been !my advantage over others who 1 meat. Hence, neither the privilege here ! • non-protessor.
1 meat shall, on the petition of the rairty or : -:.-. - _ ..;___,...... ..5.,..-- •; - 1 severely injured Satin -day night. while re ; - -
bave been heretofrwe, or may hereafter be I claimed, nor any further similar right oi- . panics accused, averring the pendency of , . . Death from oniturn • I turning from the tire in \Vest ' Pittsburgh, '
,w e , s ,-;, s ow - - . ..,,,e4i00„,, ,-,„
. admitted to p.racilee at this bar. dbe , i 1 • 1. . ~ •
1 privilege should" , ceori.ed to hhn in this 1 such clvil proceedings, and verified by alli- 1 -,- nr . . 61 i t ootu .1 - t - I i:. i d - .• hy falhng from the- truck, which passed 1 „,,,- o -, r .p r r -- o r
n ri ty, te. - . ns ~ .o m , win
For :Moo.. riasol; , . T ::: i opposed to the ad- i region. . _. 1 davit, be postpor.ed until the said action or '`; over him, inffietin •-. h '... ,but ' - - ' --1.
•., 1 ' Ilii,SSi() n of. George V. V :Shen to the Bar of i .! We tiould'not therefore, accord to the ap
i
.
' snit ehall..have been determined by final '
, Holland, a young Mall residing in St. Louis, '.
tunately breakinir no bones;
-
g Si.,‘ ore ruisc
this Cr - ,itri. • " - I plicant that winch he seeks, unless yve I judgment or decree. Provided., That the I arrived in this city on l a•visit to his aunt, ,
• Prt - rsitlent Judge st...ri've concurred in the 1 were - compelled to de so by . r
some ,ositive -
'person or nersons accused, if under , .
html'l ' Mary - Morgan, mite realties on Carson street,
, law requiring it. Without ,any undue ilis-„ Shoil_give Or rCLICV: balkier ins or their ap- 1 - . •
• :tiy^:;. li npinion.. I turbance or expense, but by affording the 'peitranceftorn time to of
:IS-I.ot:inked until South - Pittsburlf.h, intending to `return
:ledge - Mellon 5000.. - :hat he had pre- I proper facilities and inducements, a Volun- •
the indictment F ball imve been finally dis- home - the - follownig...Fritiny. ,1-Tiiursday
-,pared c h insotes for 0 written opinion on 1 tary separation between the races can be posed of. - . - morning last 'he'complained of being un
the cas, t oh:oldie - led the work under t brought. about in which Both can attain their Sr;;.''' That hereafter upon the trill of I ; • - •- • ,
the eXpeiltlltioll OVA .111.614" , _: StOTOWOIIid, 11S .
, beFt-eivil and social condition... 4 .- . ... .
any person or persorri meicted for any . of the.,
trial of well, and on Frul:Ly inerrant: salted he had
'is his eustim :, exhaust tie: subject. Fir_d- 1 _ ..-. ,1. 4 . .1.1,1- c'' 1 i Mid's d - h (isle t hat
Severe pa n., in t r ~ an n p
•
ing, ley,vever, that his reasons for denying-, cisi: on W. A. #EllitON. _ 'specified • rho one hundred and . I
o eines in o
sevetitin one hunilrei awl eighth oim hum: I .the -- da
little during tho.ionight.,-
Tiroae_ ~. y
the opplication took a Mo.:icier, range than 1, Commonwealth for use vs. W. A. Herron. laid - with, aifiet >VC Tea illlllS room in a
dred and ninth, one hundred and cloy-011th 1
those vet forth by Jedgitowe; he would Thel . questions reser - red. in this case
_Were : I sound- sleep, and couln not rouse him.
one bundred and twafth, ono hundred ana
state tbi wound` c:: his opinion why the; 1. Whotlmr W. A: Herron, Clew': of the :twentieth one hundred ,and twenty-fitllt, I Ab°,4,liaNci;etgek Crn'FFAtlaY"'"43ang- firs:
• lievich ehou'd be denied, He, then pro- 1 Court cf Quarter Sessions, during the time 1 • 1 on went to liis - room, and fotind hint
one hundred and twenty-sixth,. one inn- . Morgan
-• ' eecded. es fellows: ' ; ._ Ihe NVO.S. in office, was bound - to collect the 'tired and twenty-seVenth, fate hundred and 1 Illarag' . hettyli3/".i Dr- Roberts s'as then
The merits of the applieant anll the -twin- I sum of cue dollar in each ca.sewhere license ; called in iind-an etarithintion-convinced him
twenty-eighth, - one InindrA and tiventy
-- "ciples , upon which he claiinsadmission were ..iviucgrantedlo sell liquor, to liepaidlo the. ninth ono hundred and thirtieth, and one t Hutt Hollitiethad taken opium, and about
pressed •with geeat zeal by counsel; .erg,Cot Trenisnrel'. 2. Ii so,' Whetter thq 'huild4.S. itnd. thirtV-fOurth seetions of the Inn hour afterwaids death (Mimed. -; Satur
able aeduggestive arguments were - nada 1 plaintiff wa.i barred by the fact ma the act entitled, "an set to consolidate; revise '
1 day morning Coroner, ClaWsoft hekt fal in'
in his behalf, to wltieil the technical olijec- same were not included in the Controller's' and - amend tlielims orthis Commonwealth I quest; when Drs. 'Roberts anti Downs, who
Den of nort-nformity to the rules of Court 1 reports for the several years defendant was relating- to penal proceedings - and .-plead-.1 had also been called - in- to see the your'
in
a satisfactory answer. The in office. 3 Whether defendant is liable 'tugs," approVed the ' thirty-first day o r I man, wore ,examined, , and. both_ testified.
rules aro. of our eon creation, for the gni- ,for interest on the amount of money re- 'March, Anno Domini ono tUotisand eight i that in their opinion death re,Sulted from an
dmice tif sulOri I.:11d oIirSCIVCS in „prac,ico, 1 tained by him. • - hundred andsixty, or for any like offence .
• overdose of opium. A search was made . ,
nd bi specio.leteiet , 1....i1ere the
and
de- 1 . The
drat of
of Opirtior.: I. ' That it at common law, if such indictment shall hut nothing - • tt
could . he foetid' which . wool
rutted it,.• wt.) iitiLy 'N'.' , ..perd them; and it i was the drity - 61--the - Clerk. of the Court,
.have-been found. upoallte information, or I indicate where the opium had been pi•ocur
inght, be-supposed we would sesperalthem : during his term of office, to collect: (as 'he shall atthe trial thereef ho 'i upported by ed. There was no evidence elicited to show
'- • • • •rt fin' the •olor of the :had done) ono dollar on each license grant-that the poison was taken with the inten
the Ofany, per Or persons who
testimony, .
__.
and r I- Awn of 'twn - ratting: Suichleii:and . : thejury
_ .
in.the,present fin - the co.__ _
arp ii c ant. bowevertli it might Tie,lhis Or
SOrie other applicant; of is race may take
the trouble to o,n)forit, to the rules and still
Ine , lt 'With I,c';- - r rneeieS. Therefore, I
prefi.: to rcT,n ,ey opinion upon rfielnat
r.or in all its
The objce. - -inn arisimr . ,- )m.,of our State law
and judicial :-, 'more Terinidable
than anytith:g our r.dcs of court, and to•
this a -sumption nn cc,ticl. denial has been.
given. l'Att a forcible argunient, by way of
eettfc , -;sioit :tad aVOid:ilicc of State law and
Vms pes. in, ivbicii deserves seri. ;
oils consideration. This :0-guinent may be
stated tt fel IOWS :
Riltent Criftet,illellt6 :trot .; - udicial decisions
o f OR . Ger,un,ll;ovorn:ll.;:ittelldta sanction
actutission of eolorest persona to;Nl the
rights and privile..4 , enieyed by whits peo
• ple I'Verylviipre and in every department of
life. '.ther,-...u1t.0f the rel:ellion has been
to degtroy Stare 1-overeig - t sty and every law
or .institution depending npon it. - COIIEO
- r 'United States laws Of ill
(11411 0n. , 1‘1115 (=onto in conflet with state
lawsxn- deit.,ions, the 14tter ,are overborne
and suppl aat furnos,' it is argued in this
.
our Slat ... authorities en the snbjeet
are eire.rrolt.l. l , and thcamylieant is entitled
to acitru;sl....: in our Oilirta the same ns he
wotild arplieltiolyjwere made for
asirni&sion to.practma law :n the Courts of
tli+l „District 6r ofibuil.),
sty:,: that vtc. may
admit 8-;;,t--.
-co to be Virtainlly
ox
v4iry thing depende -- it on
itncustslr teitsiatNotAvithstanding this
a-ilinfttil(Tiltlit;:the,Gel.erit.l.flovernment has
no as yet stiperSi:deilthe t tatt.:G Overnment
or. -laws, and whilst - they art allowed to re
main they :tre iu full force as regards us,
as}cl w4.Qt O themf true-allegiance: But
:: '2-stlP§Othigtaita Gokornment
may, super:V.4c oz.; Sin.te lawS
tie ii, it (loos - not ry7 jaw of
the General Government will be. retericed
to - ci:ary part Of the 'Vidor.:
vcrS. bo
:wise':lnc; beneficial in .ono section
hi
weh Would be the re-verse. i n . ano ther__
Juorcpve has r.;.t been. attempted
_show that the I.lnitcal States has done or
inter d-a doing anythim; to entitle colored
' l ndy I to'peactit - elay.;*.ity tlfe - cottrts,*er"to• sit
onto ektretso'the. right of suffinge
in, this &ate. Nothing whatever of the
kintlints.bzeri enaettrY,' toAta s see ,
'tion of
The condition of the then, Ilon . dade
.
to be'th-s : 'Orr Sfate authorities do' not
recognize the claim of the applicant, but; so
far, as they go,, the. cenclu.i.on to I* drawn
• from tlient aciaint :t. arid' thQ "United:
as required by the act of 1866, an r d that I
he was bound (as he had not done) to pay'
tho amount so , received by' him.-Weekly to
the Treasurer of the county. 2. We can
see Lothing in thelact that the Controller's
reports do not include these items, 'Which
.:till bar. the plaintiff's right of recovery.
3. We can see no reasonwhy interest should
not lie .a.llo.wed., judgment be_ . entered
in eitifetis' e 'for:the anicnint :cif. principal
and interest found by the jury.
• Defendant's attorney excepted to•the do
vision, and tbc'case will go to the Supreme
Court. , • •
6.-_ , rviEstior 6ABII
„I,llce.rin took inplace the case of Wm.
Lindsey, charged with contempt of Court.
Lir‘dsey was plaintiff in a L'utt recently
trial* in the Corfunon'PleXs; a - nil - from the .
affidavit of Henry Itahe the, said Lindsey
m
tapered With'ene ortiL jitrors.' , l&. Ilahe
was examined, and testified to that set..
forth in his affidavit, that liebad heard the
plaintiff say to Mr. Patterson, one of the
furors,at the foot of the stairs leading from
the cotunda to the yard, "hold `put,' or
some -words to that effect.. Mr. Patterson,
the . juror, was also examined and testified
that Ps ho was coming up from the yard
the, plaintiff met him, and.wishing to avoid
1 a convercation, he walked on. Tho ju
ror was a little deaf, but he heard plaintiff
say - "stick out;” "hold out," or-soir.e.such
remark. 'Mr. . Lindsey's counsel asked
that the court thke into consideration that
his client had been drinking, and was un
der the influence of Uglier at the time the
alleged, contomptwas committed.
Judge Stowe remarked thatthe offence
was n very, grave one, and_asfar as justice
was concerned the offender deserved,to be
severely punished. .The Judge' ignmelf.
',had seen too , much communication goiag
on between jurymen and parties interested
in cases at issue; :and the evil Tnust be
stopped.„The decision was reserved until
Saturday next.
District tOurt.;4Udge Williams.
- At- . the opening of Court - on'- Saturday
. .
ziorning,' Judge ; Williams delivered an
opinion in the motion to enter judgment of
non-suit in the case of S. J. 'Cru4 vs. Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayna.anCehlettgo Reread.
Jruigment i of non-suit „wes_ordered , ' to ,be
'entered' on the , ground , that-there was no
legal .obligation resting on the railway
company -to have ;the road, at the -point
wherathe accident happened, so filled and
compressed as to resPilt such .a . _smooth
and even surfacethat an employe in Walk-
PrUS.BUR, H. G4PT4;- AO.NDAIT
rffillirill
shall at tbo time of,suchinformationor trim
lie party; or parties of record) to a civil pro
ceeding at law or in equity whe.rein the per
son or -persons accused, or .Sonio of them,
arc also adverse party or parties of record,
and wherein the same se bjebt matters aro' .
involved, the person or persons' indicted or
any of them shall be competent tOteStify on
his, her, , or on their own behalf before the
court ard jury ? , and In all such ewes "Whore
the accused or any of thorn. have tostified,;
the Jury trying the case , shall havo the same•
power over the costs us is given'in ordinary
cases of misdomeanors, although thl offence
charfie4 IPA:At?e n, feIoITY. • .
- .
in W
erifian w
Planes fe,r „Seden, Rrassia,
' artenber - g mid SPaIM
King Oscar of Sweden has ordered the
Steinway Pianos to be. used in the Royal
Cnuservatory of Music at Stockholm, and
presented to the Messrs. Steinway the
grand gold medal of merit.
The Directors-in-Chief of Iklusic to the
Ting and Court of Priissia, Prbressor Tau
bert,. has also , introduced the r Steinway
manufacture at the Royal conservatories in
Berlin, and has transmitted to their mak
ers their Diplomas its Knights elect of the
Society of Arts and Sciences. Again, hi
the Royal Central office for trade and com
merce, a Steinway upright piano has been
'planed, by' order of theß.oyal government
of Wirteraberg; to serve as a model in this
branch of manufaeture. Of the four Steini.,
'why grand
. Pianos; which lately *cot to
Madrid, Spain, Queenisabella;got the'first,
and the others were bought by some of the
mostprorninent Spauishgrandeesl Enough
gloryf?r one ;firm. • -
Struck "a Woman.6-ilice Doran, residing
at 128 lake istretkpadetinformatinn before'.
the Mayor charging John Donnelly with
aggrsoiate.d:assatdt.and battery,. "She alleges
that Donnelly came to her loose and salt
ed for liquor which wasorefased him, when
he seized - an iron poker , and struck her
several times with. it. 'Donnelly NNIIS ar
rested and held for a hearing.
MalAcil4a Sytindl&l/2nade
oath biAbia'AliferlYiiiii Itelkfaaters, on Sat
urday, gluirging Aslam,Newman,. Conrad
Smith, and others; with malicious -Mischief.
She alleges that they'went into her orchard.
in Itosstownship, andmalicionsly cut down
and destroyed a number of young fruit,
trees.WarralAll Torel issued for the arrest
of tho'offendors. 3.;
~Y ,iJl~L.'+~Y[..gx,~,^'~p3t~az'eFT4~.~".,!~`S
IC4, 30. 1868
returned a verdict thatthe 'deceased camp
to his death from the effects of an overdose
„
of opium. ' The deceased was about hlenty
three years of age and mint rried.
. -
{.'
Tow Boat Sim . /
About ton o'ol.och Saturday niornini the
~., .. _
tOW-lioat',l'. S. Cosgravo was and: in the
Monoughela river, .at,tlie l railroad bridge.
TAO biAtihad been on the-Birmingham' side
of the river, vihereAt bad, taken a keel--boat
in tow, and was crossing to. this: side. The
current In the river was unusually'rapid,
and after the, boat had passed the Birming
herd ; bridge,' headed toWards Pittstirgh,
owing to a defect in the tiller ropes, it be
came unmanageahlp: Li' consequence of
the alroadt attained, the boat was
carried against the.second pier of the rail
road bridge - with greatforce. A largo hole
was made in,the larboard, side_ of the hull,
near die bolt; and-tho 'water rushed in with'
Such force that _the boat careened teivards
the starboard and sank in a few minutes.
Tho.orew escaped, but net without some
difficulty. The pilot, who, at the time of
the accident, was at the wheel, endeavor
3hg to 'prevent:, the: boat ; from .striking the
pier, was thrown some ' Ai - stance into the
,water, but managed to swim back to tho
lcraft and was - pulled aboard by others of
the crew who had climbed to the side of the
boat, which .was out of water. cutain
Willionkilodgsonpwned the boat; and was
in corm - nand at the , time,:;° , She - is 'till lying
at the pier, where she will have to remain
-untillifeWsite.ilgilS. , -, k 1.1' , ..i ne. , ,
Thr9ugh.a•Tretitle Work..
About' ten o'clock Saturday night Put
rick liiurßhy. .attempting to wAdk the
trestle work:on 'the Pfttslitirgif 'aria - Con
neilsville Railroad,•s in -.Pipetown, made a
miAstop and was precipitated lo the ground
,belowi_a ' distance • , of twentk-tive' or thirfk
•feet. Ting descent his head came in con
'tact with thogmbers.orhe:.struClatat'
in
flieting serious and perhaps fatal injurim.
Be was' - discovered-1)y „three:Oft•bil i l itt
police who'-felnuyed him to the watch
house, whore a surgeon attended to his in
juries; ieftertirlifchibel. Wils'iremcc3d -us!
Mercy 14.ospital,
The Prink tiithibillailtided to in SOWN
dayla .G.AZETTE,; ATIZIPECA r. a diare
putable mansieri , was no .Mr .frank CamiNk
bell, the well known brick mar}UfaAarer.)--,
MfitANWMlSlMlVlEltittitO`hterolidtittOir
}ttillians--31urderous Attack Upon Peace
able CitizeriS—Setekal Men Seriously In..
juredAn Increase of the Pollee Force of
Allegheny Required. • •
most disgraceful • arid - Outrageous as
committed by a party .of ruffians
from Lawrenceville upon six peaceable and'
unbffending citizens of Duquesne borough
Sunffiv • afternoon, by which several of.
the citizens were severely and one "of them
seriously injured. *About- three o'clock
in ' the afternoon Ernest Eggers, Isir.•
Siebert, Mr. Hardtmeyer, John Robertstein
and Louis Scliriner, citizens of .tho, Eighth
ward, Allegheny, formerly Duquesne bor
ough,, were walking along the plank road;
opposite Herr'S bland, when a party
of ruffialis, from Lawrenceville, seven
In 'number, • came the track
of the West l'enrioylvim!a Railroad
acting in a • very disorderly manner,.
insulting females and - throwing stones at
the houses along the road: . Onc of the gen
tlemen, observing their rude and disgrace-..
ful cOnduct, mildly requested them to stop
it, whereupon . the entire party rushed up
the bank to the plank road, which is fifteen
or twenty feet higher, than: the .railroad
track at that' point, and attacked the nien
abeve Mimed, knocked them down and
threw them over the bank t 6 the railread.
'track, and then pelted them with stones.
Mr. Sehriver was very %seriously injured,
'having received a stroke with a stone which
cut a gash in his•foreheadnearlytwo inches
in length and slightly fracturing the skull.
The others were more or. less out and'
bruised, but none of.them seritnislyinjitred.
After having beaten and abused, these un
offending men, as long as they deSired; the
cowardly ruffian's proceeded up the river to-
Girty's.Run, where they took a skiff from
a little boy and crossed' the" river. •-• •
- We are informed that this same party of
ruffians make a practice of getting drunk
and visitingthat side of the river almost
every Sunday, when they aroguilty of all
manner of .riotous and, disorderly conduct.
Since •borough has become a part of
the city or !Allegheny, it, is the duty of the
city,authbrities to protect its citizens in
both person and property, to do which it will
be necessary to give them the benefits of
the police loree. In order to do thiSthe
forte, we presume, will have to be increas
ed, as it is no v ! - inadequate to the duties
required of it. •
First of April.
As moving timc is now at hand a' great 1
number of persons are wanting .to, obtain
new-lOoking stoves that' will 'operate well
•
in everY'respect, :and that are wanted to
cook, bake or roast in the very best manner.
We ad.vise,our readers to go and _get that
cook stove named -- Triumph. They cati,be
'had by calling on your nearest stove dealer.
Be sure to ask for the Triuniph Slovp. For
sale at Demniler' BrOs., Smithfield street;
Kim & Schwartz, Smithfield and Wylie i
streets; W. W. Bradsaw, Price,Totten 'and I
C. Schulze Wood street; H. Woodhouse•
, •
Federal street,. Allegheny; N. C. l'''l.,tte, , .
Birmingham; Pifer a: Diehl, Birmingham;
Smith tic, Bro. and G. Klingenhoffer, Penn
sylvania avenue; F. Schulze, Wylie street;,
A. C. Pentz; Penn street, Fifth ward, 'and
1 G. Kengott, Nipth ward; J. M. - Covert,.
I LawreucevillKlitai AT&f.. - Alter, Lawrence-
I ville; F. A. Myers & Bro.; Sewickley; . P. C.
Dully, Grant street; J. IL Nobbs, Bayards
town; and at the stove stores,in Manchester,.
and many other places. • Got a Triumph and
you are sure to have a fast rate stove:.
Leg . Brolien.:—Friday. afternoon. Charles,
Wagner, residing in tirming . ham,.had his;
leg fractured, while :playing in the school'
yard of that borongh, b 7 being thrown
front the steps by two of his companionsJ
The;rents of ,the boy hive made informa.:
tion foie Justice Salisbnry, Charging the"
boysiwho pushed him from the steps with -.
aggravated assault and battery.. Warrants
were issued for their arrest.
House of Refuge. --An act has been intro
duced in the Legislature to make it, the
duty of the Judges of the Common_ Pleas,
District Courts of Allegheny c;)unty to
visit the House of Refuge quarterlk, and to
carefully cxhirtindintiiall the commitments
made by Aldernien I , nd. .Justier..l of :he
Peace.
Personal,,—.General.Burnsido Nv1,...s in the
city yesterday, stenping - nt , the Uni3n Depot
Hotel. He AV 11 S called; upon adring the day
by a number of leading :citizen He
last evening for his home !n Island,
i to participate in the ar,proaching election..
A Lodge. --The '
organization kindred to - the R - niehtS the i"
(=Olden Circle, and much -we.rfc. to be or
ganited in Pittsburgh. • -
CITY ITEMS
Dry GooAs Drs
Bleached•Atuslins, yrrd wicte, at
Heavy trnbleact•xei 3Tt: slin, yarti. ta
1214 c.
10-1 Sheeting at 373.:e. •
• Merrimack Prints it 12p".
Cocheco Prints at -12?,,:c. - •
Dark Ginghtuns at 10c.
Delaines at 12 %c.
All WoolDelanacA at Sic. . ,
Extra Wido Crash at 12 1 1 c
7-1 Table Diaper at 22c. ' 1
Jeans at I°M c. .
Cassimeres at 30 . , ; and 75.2. • ,
Black Mpacaa at 37,45, 50 and..
• Colored. Kid Gloves at 75e. •
Black and Colored Kid Glc7c , :, at .4,1,00.
Ticking, Check,
, Irish Linen, Shirt Fivats,
' Hats, RibbcmS, Flowers. st.c." - ,
• A very large and varied c ~ ..:.ortment, at
very low prices, 'wholesale. and retail, 'at,
Semple's,lBo and IS2 Y:kloral
Allegheny.
Linen Goods', of all kinds'
at Barker's, such as Table 'Linens, Nan
loins, Doylies, - Towels, Towcaugs,
kerchiefs ,- ike., selling very
haap
Lozenges' lonzeriges, pure and
Nia.:;PoPpormint, :Wintergreen, liosafras,
Pineapple,. Cinnamon, Cayenne, Lemon,
Musk, Irriperial;"ThNe, Cough, Fruit and
Conversation,at reduced pries, Call and
examine, at 12 Federal street,•Allegheny
city. ; (at) Gr.thicE BEAVUN.
We warrant the shoes of ad descriptioris
to give perfect 'satisfaction us to wear and
price. We deal in no suction hocs, but sell.
the very best. :Ladles, Tais."ies, gents awl
boys are requested to call and 'ca our
at Robb's Shoo HOURC Afttriat street.
Spring 'Stylesit 11:LS111c - ar,d. Cloth gar.
went:ippon. a t t,llarkerts OIL :1/4tor.q.ay.
; Furniture ,a3.AuctbriPillis Day----The 0n-
tire furniture, carpets, feather beds, Oce.,in ,
dwelling 48-Diamond, Allegheny, - will bo
sold by A Leggate, auctioneer; this day
10 o'clock. • -
An Extra quality of zihirtiaLt ~Lc~Slia at
12%0 at Barker's. - '
,•; • 1
Weed's Sewing illacltine the 1.10. -r•
•agkreonledged the but in usg.•
Weed'su (Yo not take'iltSofartolls whenyon;
want! to sow, - -Call" and see it at R. n.
Vatig's; Grantstrut. "
New-Prints—The Very , betl..4 °PO: ,
;
at Barker's on Monday. • -
Dr Fern
has reinovaf kdsolf* fraiA
2 53 34 1 'am tti,l9l:Pennstreet, next door
St. Clair Soto
' O -New ~Dretel alSidlEtOPez< 44 ' , X l r .da 'F i gi
Barker's. '
1' 'TI:
-rant-mmr
.toh: That Is= be - 3t*ful: 2,- :
When men and wonien - thzew "PhyEid Lc
the dogs," and when a trifle out of order., or
to prevent getting out of order, take Planla-i
ticat thtters. Are von D;bpeEtier.'N - erspns,
Jaundiced, Hy'pped, LoW - SpirlWl.AVelik,:
or are you sick and-don't know what ails!
you? We hate been—and Was' reco.r•.a
`mended to. try. the ,Plantation Bitters
Which we did with great satisfaction and)
entire success. Delicate - Females, Clergy
. men, Merchants, Lawyersi and. 'persons of
SedentarY Habits, arc particularly benefitel
by these Bitters. sale is nerfectly-oner-
IiAGNOLLI
'article--superior it half tL
- CF
Pt •
-To Capitalists.—The Booki for slit...a:rip
tion to the capital stack Of the Federal
Street and Pleasant Valley Railway Com
pany will.be open at Gray's hotel, Jackson
street, Second ward, at the office of W. P.
Price,Real - Estate Agent, Ohio
street, at tile Pittsburgh
Savings 81.tak,3.8f3' and ISB Liberr?
screet, Pitt Aburgh. until Aprit 2d. IStiB.
By order of thellc rd of Directors.
To City and Country Tllerchanfs.=Hasing
abundantly supplied‘mrseliTes . with goods'
before the late extreno ads-ance in prac2. , s,
we are prer,arcil to sell la less, than eastern.
prices, aw 3 - invitr an emUninetion of•cat .
stock. - 13krrEnu,"4.tt. Co.,
F klarket street.
Magaitit;eiit Garinent,the, newest style.:
and greatest novelty, open. dp,n. 31-rgilaY
Barker's.
7" --
The purst ar.d sweetest Cod Livi , L Oil it
the world, manufactured from fresit;tiealthyl
livers, upon the sea _shore; . it IS perfectly ,
pure and sweet, " Paiieutk .who.have onco
taken it
.ean- take none . other.; Ask for
A'Hazard and CaswelPs Cod;-Liver Oil,
: manufactured' by Caswell, 'Hazard ..sc
w York. Sold. - by - all din
Pique White and Colored, all prite.. 07. - 7
Mondai - at •Bar.ker's.. • '•
•
• '
. .
‘.. GEN Ui.R 1t 4:o'clock SuliOar
at the 'residence id' hls rirents;' stLart - F.O X 1 Ett.
Eon of r.nd rider.; aged 3..)cprs,
f. month
Foupral 3ttt zF toy, fro :n
lIALTt.I.II.—On Ntarclt
Swissrtac., at the •re Ilene( Of irtr, :19n-in-loir S.
ielioyer, Jr.. Mrm...llAltltir7.l.• 1 to -' thr
501,11 year of het.ager. • • •
•-•irmteral s c ait v e -ECEi.;odeo
of ;ter lirot~cr,
:7t. It. Palmer; And erron• ntred., - cor:roi / of
Aot)I son,
-Aile..;tcay City. TIUS (310/IdCESti 'alflantiooxi.at
o'clock. C:trriagP!.i V(e.l3 Itloc.,l)f,vot: at, 2
. 1•1ott•
afteruoor. . . •
, .. • ,
_ •
A s ' . LEX. AIKEN, lINDERTAIiER
4‘... - NI 166F01713.71 1 Sl'lif - FT l'''t burgh re,
c EINS of all kinda, 4 iltict'LS. GIi(WES, 43ta. CV-.
ery desLriptlein of Yew :rat rec - Ar , hing Goods fur,..l
i
Molted. ' Itornris open tia .. I.ly Intl inicht.,earse ar.lll
(.Inrriageo tonne d.- _ .
117.1 - L utiNIA: - - - -licr. Par PI IV',IT, 11. D., RCN , . 71f.
W. Jacelml, D. 0....` Thomas . .F.r . i.r;, lisit., 4Peor.'H.
CinARIE4rI; l';'+' r FIERL Ell
ES.TND
it, ) . T...airtiv. A'al 1,17 c ir - sTABLEEI ~orier j
S.& G usgv sTEI,..s.T \:, u . ' cu . 1,1: en .iy In: u rs„i
Allegheny Gitf, mite , : titer (1:i...,PF1N LOOMS arel
constantly supplicdwil'i real r.r... d initiation Lose
wood, lahogi , „cr aail Wieetut CCltins. at prices a
rying from V& t.)•.1.00. lib(' tis prepared for inter
meat. lioarse3and CarFiar.eo rcriiished; al o, aill
ktnii4 of 'Atourring 1100 , ,, if r , mitred. • Gfilso. es:imp
at all hours day and niiht. ' ' -
IQD ()BERT - T. RODN or, inta , } l - ft.-1
...,..., .TA Tit it Al‘il) 'F',3illtA.l.3l Eli; "No.. 45 Oti'lai
tap.F.HT, Aileglmnr. food -No. SO DIVi..:AO..N - I.i .
SQl . ..k-RE, (by Juba Wilson'i. ltros. 0 keeps alival, 1
on hand, tbe 1:00t Metal. Itc. , ,incood, - Walnui; alkii
imitation Resewood• Coiline: Walnut Coi)tns :roil
41.5 mrxarits. .110 s 4,-.544 - 4411.1 Cal VlO'upw r
lins r..ls al ,
other Lotlm , 1 nropectlon. Garriaams and Ilearoel
furniAted .t :4W TP....t,..4. tini In-, Glovc..o,,Plate an
Emoraving .f.tralsbe l. gratlt . lllliee Or4n e.ay ar.
flightt.
"E:DVPARD t':4ARATIECKI. tBI
i , DERTA fiflli. -"Ntl.f.e, IS o. 21101310SYSIE1T
_Allegheny. Zdr,alts r, It asewood and Other Coffins
NS ith a con plat stock c f Funeral ~ u rnlslilug Goods,%
on limpland Parris:led ai•blwrttA notice. at .loses*"
prices. tittle and Liverx St•-thte..., , :orner of First
and Allidle I.ti.-ert3. Carrmg? -, 1.!•iro lehes, 'Buggies,
Saddle Horses, - , ''.e.. for liirt . • . . i
MINERAL WATERS% •
:il4,ll2tvg.a. $1.11:1!
. ,
Wat.ess.
Art6i. , .
.w....ii.jt
%nL&i (
.1A MOTN Z,;,;T.,:):r;4 est.
CEO
IyOODRIJFF'
PkfENT
Md—Ver tabliity
i3th--Elegene
of design, and heauty. fee - . 4 I.lte
tious ne.Cosiary for n goa.,rell.:iblt4Devmieter t
611:Ind get ii-Cisenler-giViti:r. deice/el 1
.6n -of tat.
same; 3.190, the cedorsimo tof those. . Ima*lng the+
-In um. from the.. : ,
_ .
riA.ear_. - orr?:c
59 FIFTH ST , OPPOSITE mAso:iic HALL
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'S3ORPTO . 0 1 0 1 0D.S;:
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