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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14


BERRIAS--On Monday evening, May IL, At Kngsbridee
Mrs. DEBoiLim IEs1uas widow Of Nathaniel Berrian, 10
the Slst year OF her age.
BoacE-CA.uAgl y 3oYcE, rsct Of John Boyce, ia
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fuv invited TO atend the funeral from tine resiaencs
u o. son-inaw W. H. Moks Il - Chest !, on Thurs
day afternoon ut three o'clock without further notice
Bos -On Monday evening" May ~, Mrs. ALICE Boy
native of the parish OF asst ahan county Cavai
ireland, aged s. years.
The slatives and finds tho family respectfully
ISL East Eleventh street, this Wednesday, ats noon at
two O'clock.
snlccs-on Monday evening May II, Jaxns t., son OF
Josiah and Mari, Briggs, agcd % Years.
Tho ryltvss and friends OF the family and aso those
Of his fahsr-in-,Aw. William varran, " Westchsster
arc respectfully invited 70 sttead the funeral on
tho residence Of his parents, fordham, Westchsstor
county, N. r.. without further invitation. Carriages
win b. IN attendance AZ the depot, nj Fordharn the
arrivaLcf the half past two train from the city.
toArxs--On Monday morning. May IL, Mrs. Ans
CoAIEs, widow Of Thomas Coates. aged 81 month
lhs friends Of the family respectfully invited V
tend the funeral her late residence, Java street,
Gust Of Union avenue, Gresnpoins this "wednesday after
CuIlKs--on Tuesday, May 10, JosErn CULLEN, son Of
Peter and Bridget Cullen aged year, II months and
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend tbs funeral from The residence Of his parents 80
William street, In rsday afsrn at two O'Clock
DALxy.-un INLAY, May Il, widow a stephen DNey,
IN the 10th year OF her age
The relatives and rionds or the family are invited 10
the funeral from her late resdence No. lis we.
thirty rst street, this Wednesday, morning, a. ten
O'Clock.
EARi---In Brooklyn, on Tuesday May 10, Toxxy Ro
mnr Of Thomas and Eliza b. EARL, aged years,
months aud 10 days.
Tho trends tho family invited 70 attend tho fune
tho OF his parents No. ia Congress
srel, Brookyn. this Nv sdnssday) afternoon, At half
| past three O'Clock.
TAy--on Monday May II, Mrs. NARY A. Far, ased 81
years.
Her friends and those Of her son, 1nomas are respect
fully invited ~ attend the furncral IRON hor late resi-
dsncc COS street, this "wednesday afternoon
at ono O'Clock.
HaY.-on Tuesday, May IS, after lingering Illness
ALEXANDER HAY, aged 80 years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends VI tho family respectfully
invited 70 attsnt the funeral rom bis late res,dsncs
No. 152 wesw twenty eighth street, r rsday after
neon, AZ twoWcvck, with jut further invitation. Lii
remains will be taken 70 Greenwood for intsrmcnt.
berwick papers and Ksso Chronicle scotland) PLEASE
l sppy.
HxwrS- lin Brooklyn, X. n, on Tuesday, May 10
jour, son Of Airch aud fssts Hsnken, aged II month
| and IL dsys.
Tnc rrica and relatives Of ths family, also the mem
bes Of tue United Brothers lo6gs No. 3Se, A. NJ N
lnenssnS Ne aHsa. ~ leass ~. " ! 9 go; Z.
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LETTER FkOA 'rnloA.laaa."

"A = - Nav Yogx. Msr4h u. Issa.
Ds.x EThe want Of Purs wine. and liquors for mes
a. sss sSs s he al
.siA - ar. Us Diisinn tres - ana ohsr dieases
"a a .ie o~as IN 70 the sineresss IN AA
wshave sisd H.. articles imported and soia 3
ye iacne " yr Ola, whch saiI undsr the nams q
hsa rspa,as il las s's assalrsd n county.
bottled Wines Liquors should meet wnh sSc .
reco nmend you 70 appoint some Of tbs rsspeA
PIE airtheear - IA drsnt parts Of the city ageds -
sS s ssnS sa anu Mns %, ~Ssss me
Ws,ns yea suseess in enterprise remain yos
TyAIASrIS " soTr. ND. NJ. j orainercy park,
sir so,,n,chi's the HOSPITAL ia. No Il Il
hag y S1 s4 AS hb sa Fl r. Roadway.
SeIsoS sfH II, 1D ss sssa .ssss.
B. j. sArmaEn Nj sSa g. s''s The PRINCIPLES 81
prssti Of surgery, Nsw Yora Msdls1 GORGE. &c. u
ubonrHo woLfE;s E2gosysaz7As IMPORTANT A.
lfroa tnp NV Yors Alias
The letter APPENDED addressed BY s'ne Of the ahsst pAy
the &C. rbrated Aosa,c saheias seinspps, w.G ria n
ls lei s sg s those Sa ~
dh w na~n d snd b al sD ya s
selots the pure liquors may 5e ;stab~hed
sas are i Dr. Z Rapa the oers u SO s1
KY T. hs he~ ysrs Medical a SOsse De o. s-s1 Ne xI
stonible ,alne 81 aea,q in snotn pirt 9 t p,er NJ
One nin a. il does 70 suppl, par Ii uos IN al par a
tue Fy AZ sso rsislsf Goa n sioaToS
Mr.. Udoiho Wlfe noted Tor his ortati'ns or pare
prot letter urging select Respectable
drus N the city has ager y whom they coui dr-c
their ch brandis, sins other iqnoa
arsed tie quest Mr. Hoe wl e fosse the names oi
Mott, Carnochan aad b. j. Raphael Tie s,fsesion va
TIE he sa aA
se.ece sgcns ne esllua lou in waish the
calty tn .,toA. Of Mr.. oile append shsh
'0'' % A'l MEDICINAL IL WINES nSls AND LIQUORS
h SO os q s s s r asa Surgeons a
We Worn,er. Steeand b. j. Raphael tnl.eJ Al
n very r. s when & s sa viii
pe-iate We have QUOT Aware OF the universal atule
sa tas Mss atteaan E faocata
sch as INV alias teqn,ie they nave i'srd MT one y
pa ed by appointn ap1thees located IL different rsrse
o. the city, 70 act a. agents ior the sale Of his erandes sn1
MANN s p y Mr. Wa ~ asossy a L. las
couplcd expressed desire. list Of these aRenta
s o. y seen r y Ne ~. 09n q Yos % s
IMPORTANT LETTER-InEr DocToEs AGREE Al
From the published below WIN be seen that shs
most famous OF New Yorh doct,xs have formally re-
allow sted inporatuns Pure ines. Lilo, ORA
sod BY rispreaelc aheares ut dleren. ps.n.a
hroush the city in orer hat inyaids fcr whom snch st
the pine arti.e" such names those Of Dr. -
request the greatest BOSS bic sign hca1ce
W. happy note mat Mr. wo.c has acc ded % ehs
medi nd and read Will nj another pas1 cs
this paper the and directions The prime pal rug
is from whom Nj Wolie's Brani as Wn1s xc en-
procured Hundreds vi inva We been killed ~
the suf often sold ior niedicinai pdfsseA
and Importance cannot be aarhei 70 the &c sxa
n 10 TIE PUBLIC. ENN
The saoscr Der aas ppon.sa r. following n n ~
BOTTLED VINES and LIQUORS. 49, 49, ~
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BlHAS-SnIm.--On Tuesday, April 80. bv Rev. Dr.
Hiscox, WV. j. BEaAN, of syracuse, to Miss MARY Z.
SMITH, daughter OF the late Thomas d. smith of THE
city.
Decentralization Sunday evening, May IL, BY the
Rev Chs j. Jones, Mr.. DAVID HARMED 70 IIss Ayais
HAYS, both OF this city.
RotEs--vAypxRBiL,.- In Brooklyn Wednesday
ing, May by the Row. Wm Alvin Bartlett, Mr.. JAMES ).
Ro Ey, formerly VI t,xoter, Now Hampshire, 70 Aiss
MARY T. VANDERBILT OF Bsookyn.
New llainishirc papers please copy.
RolagiiAalT I'm Sunday, Nay IL, by the Rev. q.
Clapp, at the Ihurcn u Inc Dt'vty EDwAhD y. IoohE
to MARY Il. HAMPTON, all Il this CITY. &E
WnrrK K--NoxoS.-on Tuesday, May IL, by the Rev.
Francis Mansfield, WItfIAx r. WHrrBECK kMMA LoURA
Nox, N both o. this CITY.
wRla--BEMxSr.--0n sunday, August %, 1861, by tho
Rev. AMI Camp T. GDyEy WRrHr 10 MARY LOUISA Y j,
daughter of tho late sherman u. Bsmcnt, os this CITY,
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wxrxR GARDRs.--Miss Bascman's Geraldine, IN her
mothers clever play OF that attracting crowded
houses the Winter Garden. IL is unqucstionaby
OF the remarkable OF the that have
won for her the favor OF our public. Az regards the
other personagss, the cast Is very strong one, the
acting Of Mr.. H. L. Bateman David the Bard being
creation IL very striking character and forming quite
feature In tho piece. Mr. Dvidse the Jester is also
excellent We had prepared extended notice OF
che performance but ia crowded out by the pressure
Of more important matter.
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MR. TnoDoRR THOMAS CoScERr.--This entertainmsnt
took place night before highly fashionable and ap
precstivs sudisnce The chief feature Of the perform
ancs was the music Of the tragedy Of struensse, BY
Afeyerbcer which performed for the frst time In
this country this occasion Il is full Of striking meo
dies the orchestral effects superb and they were
perfectly executed The for this violin by Mr.
waIIsnhaupt, spsnddly played, and met with rap
turous applause Madame de Lussans two morcsaux,
tho Bel Raggio Lusngher - and the "Ernani Invcsam'
were also warmly applauded. Msscholes grand QUAR-
tesc Les Contrastcs" BY Messrs Mills, Goldbeck. Hart
mann and Mason . very scientific, but rather mo.
notouous performance Taken altogether the
the most brilliant and successful OF the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Misc LAURA KsxyEs BExEr.-rhis accomplished
actress and manager her benefit this evening The
nne spectacular DRAMA the Sea Of lce," will be suhsti
tuted for the Usual performances. We trust that
public viii testify this occasion their scnse Of the
pleasure which they have derived from Miss Rcenes u
dcious aud tasteful management " hor theatre No
tabshmeuto OF the kind conducted with sricer alton
tion 70 the general satisfaction and comfort Of Its audi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Arrival Of Wounded Soldiers from York.
The hospital steamer Daniel Webster arrived at this
port yesterday from yorktown with tho following named
wounded soldiers and their medical attendants:--
MEDICAL STAFF.
pr, J. w. Grymes medical director.
DR.. T, r. Cock, attendant physician.
ASSIST ANTS
prs J. Crsss. j. c. And sws, A. A. Gray, O. v. Craw.
ford, OF Philadelphia; j. w. sawyer, H. M. b; ush, Mr.
A. b. Ball, 3. Q. Ward, L. dc Forrest Wvodrun, u New
YORK.
NURSES
Mr.. J X. Cabcocx, Rev. w. c. Stiil, Mr.. McCord, Of
Ph,adeipha; A. A. Ashnaid, >. W. Corey, A. X stark.
weather, r. W. Goodward, j. II. Reed, w. W, Williams,
L. Stevens Of New York; b. ~ Bobby, Of Williamsburg;
Mr.. Rea, Of Philadelphia
couMIssARY AND PURsEB.
Mr.. r. Poverty, OF the Sanitary Commissisn.
LIST OF WOUNDED.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Frank Cobney..... 10 A Hen. :. Roblnson.. 10 Band
Leauder wiisy.... 10 I John w. uuin..... 10 d
Few HAMPSHIRE.
Israel GrAmash... q VIM. Malan...... Q II
Chas. n. Baker,.
nw JxRssv.
John Eaufnsn... |! = DAaiel Brown. . n
II. Null..........
CeoH Friedman. zoe A Perry W. Martin. e6 r.
sooInouf fsllows.lo6 D W0. Carcjna..,,,. n
Rsaa,s nepeaa1. q 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY
Mrsc.--The Young Mems Grand Promenade Concert,
In aid tho United Sanitary Commission of
last evening at tho Brooklyn Academy Of Music Great
preparations had besn made for tho ar by the
committees, aud the Of the entertainment
sufficient proof Of their efficiency. Tho building
draped with flags. giving charming effect TO the toilette
OF the dies, who especially arrayed Tor tbs
SION Tho music furnished by the Seventh regiment
band OF fortytwo pieces under tho leadership Of Mr. c.
). Grafulla Tho selections excellent, and gave
great satissco to the audience. Among the distia
gushed guests Commodore Pauding United States
Navy Lieutenant worden, United States Navy; Mrs.
John Bell Brownow and Mrs. sawyer, and daughter
Of the Palson, who could not be present. Lieutenant
worden was received with repeated rounds Of cheers.
We are unable 70 state the rsaizsd but IL
will mot fall far short Of 81 800. yH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

srApr THrAnE.-rhs evening Mlle Anna Klein tlkss
her farewell boneit nj this establishments She will APP
pcor IN Mary Ammo, or . Wife from the Peops"--ons
Of her m VT popular parts. Miss Klein of best
German actresses that have roddsn our boards Natural
ness, genuine inspiration and enthusiasm for her art
arc oil TO be found combined In her performances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

BsoowIYr ArHESsux.--Mrs. Mosarts ccucert comes on
II the Brooklyn fthsnmum this evening rhs programme
Offers both ~ rssa Dis selection and the professional
lon, engaged. promise "a asish'su evenings ss'sr.
~ SzenA .~yf
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Care or the Wounded from Yorktown
and Williamsburg.

and Williamsburg.
The New England Soldiers Relief Association received
at their rooms, No. 194 Broadway at four O'Clock yes
tsrday afternoon via Baltimore hundred and twenty
wounded soldiers from Yorktown and Williamsburg, all
OF whom tenderiy cared for and promptly supplied
with substantial refreshments largo number OF tho
surgeons Of the city At responded to the call for
their services that the wounds Of all dressed
and many desired (about eighty forwarded
70 thsr several homes by the eight O'Clock train.
At seven O'Clock the Sanitary Association mado app-
cation for the accommodation Of hundred men who
had Just arrived board tho Daniel Webster, to which
requstioD tho Superintendent Colonel Howe with his
usual prompts ude. Affirmative response.
Tho Association had under their charge last night but
little short OF two hundred Of these hearted patriots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

UNITED STATES ARMY fEEGULARs}.
s. d. Kelly Company n, Fifth infantry.
E. Seilet. Company c, West Point battery.
Thomas johnson, Company +, First cavalry.
John Shaw Company B, First cavalry.
DIED.
Daniel Necagar. Kennedy's battery, and Geo. II.
Shields. Company q, SIKH Maine. e.se.
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Married..

DIR. kinne's New Truss.-The Only Per-
feet and bathing Tfnss. Cheap. clean and coil-
Portable. No 2oG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Day 6 MA tins vMtmitable Backing,
4 Wholesale and retail by L. srINsoN Broac street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

For Moths. nM
Cedar Campnor Cedar, Cedar Camphor with vc.iver and
Pschony L. ami certain Fla Guns'h- Beat and
Cheapest article which lrlend Fufs Cloths &c.
Moths. Fragrant and durable. In 81 packages double
~ 81 crude hur) Box of SIX
packages for S. HARRIS i CHAPMAN, Boston.
Sold by New York druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery Is
wsrTaaa to Scrpfula, ErysipelAs Rngworm, Sgid
Head Salt Rheum Ulcer. Fever Sores, Piinp and
disease OF the Skin. whatever nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Trusses.-Marsl IL Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses shoulder Braces. and Dr. Wadswurtas Uterine Be-
superior article No. yesy street, Asor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Hill, Inln,itable Gutter 0f Hair and
WHISPERS No Barclay street Hair Dye ~ cents, black
i brown. Best 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

w. A. Bate hcior's Celebrated Esta bllsh-
Mola Cream for teauufyins the hair 6 Bona street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

NDERsONe ENGLISH MEDALLION, vHLvET,
"A sru.seis. rhrse Ply and Ingram Ga pe,s Rag MATS
Matnk ghara, Table and PtHno Covers oilcirhs 60 ~
!ow prcsa AZ seo,s guaranteed Aock for h1RAA An
pnRSvNA No. - Bowel - ~'s'~-
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For NIafbs.

Beautiful Complexion --Lnird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid preserving and beautfyins
the comp and skin All druggists an s3Y Broadway
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C--T--ls6-x
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERa
They purily, strengthen and nvigorate.
They creae healthy appetite.
They IA ri tote change OF water ana dtek
TIE, overcome effects OF aisslpstion and late hnurA
They strenAtlen the system and enifven the miudL
Tncy Prev nj miasinaic AMI Intermittent fcvers
purfy the brt ash and nrdity of the stomacns
They Z, re dysf epzis an. Consiipsii n.
They cure DiA rh y, Cholera and ChceS NMvm
they cure L,e Complaint and Ntrvous n. aiAene =.
Tney the best Bsfs the. wuriu. Ancy maxe tno
verk man strong exhauted nature gnt restrer
Thrv Are made Cros Rum the ce cbrAt Cali
sav marx roots and are taken with the pleasure
~ without regard 10 age or time Of day. Par.
,sr iv n me ndrd detrato
~. sold all gocsrr drugsts hotels and
i.cns NJ H. DRAKB CO.. "a broadway, New YORK.
c,ruyyEsANr INSURANCE. COMPANY
- non Of frauds having been committed bv Tho
,sie srressry j. rentx, IN relation the W.
row,any holding certificates o,rr-
~ ~ are requested 70 present The the oc
west Of Bswery and ursnd street. possible
prsr saturday, 18th ns, that account ay BE-
~ the for osAminatcn
SAMUEL wrLLErs,
SIMEON AaRAHAMs lComrni -
BENJAMTS ". r.pyD,
ANDRE FkoAkNL
!. xsw rosG MAJ y isA +.
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Cristasi0ro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs world Wholesale retail, aud the
dye privately applied AZ No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

OHciai Ora awnings or tho Kentucky and
Delaware state Lotteries
KENTUCKY CLASS tI3-May Is, 1861.
10, 81, IA. 49,. ~. -. ~. =, IL, :, 81, II.
DELAWARE. CLASS 22i-day u. lo5x
So. 81, o.. ~, 80 81, IL, .. GO, ~. IL, 81.
= JOHN A. NORRIS h CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, or Gown ;tcn. Kentucky.
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.arhttrs fha sr"rVs Z
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Prizes Cashcd i'm All s.egsssiLed lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
10 Wall street, Room M. l.. New York,
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in whole half and quarter casks brewed trcm he chsscs
barley mi aud hops brewery ss and 100 West kghscsash
slreel beswesn seventh and Eighth avenues n
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OHcial Drawings Of Murray, Eddy ~
Co y keu lnrky and MISSOURI State L)teries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS y May IL 1857 -
49, 81. ~ - ~. g. ~, ", *. ~, SO, 5S.
KENTUCKY Class 22f-May ~. 1867.
.Or hEgEl ED
MURRAY, EDDY 4 90,
ian ~. or IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

The Great Dog Show IL Immense
success. Over eight thousand VISITED the Museum
yesterday the ogs Today tnnth appears See
the sement Ts Is the best opportunity In the world
IN hlly n rotd dog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

Royal Havana Lottery.--prizes Cashcd
ami ornsfon furnished Dy TAYLOR a CO., bankers.
No. Ii Wall street NV York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-06
Summons.

T UTHER c. POWERS, residing in parts I'M
IL known, will take notice that Charles E
Lum has filed his petition against him in the
Fifth District Court, of the State of Kansas, sit
ting in and for Lyon county, the object and pray
er of which are that the southeast quarter of
section number twelve Q2), in township num-
Der twenty (20), of range number eleven QI),
may be decreed to be sold to satisfy certain
mortgage given by said Powers to said Lum. to
secure the payment of $3.50, and interest from
October 10Th, 1860, at 4 per cent. per month,
costs, and so, attorneys fees for foreclosure.
Said defendant is required TO demur to or answer
said petition on before the first day of January,
A. D. 1868. or the same will be taken true and
said defendant will be foreclosed of all right Oh
equity in or to said premises.
II. NJ. SIMPSON,
$50 So 40 Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-06
5I-7 StI6O)
Notice Of Publication.

NELSON T. PRITCHARD, of the State of
IN Indiana, will take notice that the State of
Kansas, by Geo H. Lille, District Attorney. did.
on the 8th day of July, A. D. 1862, file petition
in the District Court within and for the county Of
Lyon, in said State, against the said Nelson
Pritchard Benoni Pritchard, and Horatio Pritch
ard. defendants, setting forth that the said de
1851 enfared into . reco~nizance to the State Of
Kansas in the penal sum of five hundred dollars,
fer the appearance of the said Nelson T. Pritch-
ard at the next term of the District Court, TO be
held in and for said county, to answer charge
Of grand larceny; and that the said Nelson T.
Pritchard has neglected and refused, and still
does neglect and refuse, to appear before said
court; and that the said plaintiff prays a juig-
ment against the said defendants, for the sum Of
five hundred dollars, with interest thereon from
and after the 2lst day of October, A d. 1861.
And the said Nelson T. Pritchard is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said pc
tition on or before the thirteenth day of October
next
Dated this 7th day of August, A. D. 1862.
GEO. H. LILLE,
ST. 81 GOT Attorney for Plaintiff.