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MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO GRANT

According to the suggestion made in
| the New York Herald, some weeks since
number of the leading citizens Of New
| York, representatives of its wealth and
commercial influence, have presented
Lieutenant-General Grant with purse
containing one hundred Thousand, dol.
lars. Among the principal subscribers,
we may mention A. II. Stewart Will
liam b. Aston, Commodore Vanderbilt,
J. Il. f. Lanier, l.. w. Jerome and
| others. Thirty thousand dollars of the
amount were used to discharge the mort
gage on the Generals house i'm WASH
ington city, the balance, seventy thous
and being invested in fiye-twenties.
lIajOr-General Daniel Butterfield was
the agent who collected and paid over
the sum, an additional amount of two
thousand dollars being rendered the
Northumberland at the same time
wherewith to purchase the landau re-
ferred to. The money was presented
without ceremony. .r.
General Grant, since the close of the
war, has been presented rs follows:
BY citizens of Philadelphia with house and
furniture valued $4,000
By the citizens Of Gaena, Ill. house, furniture
aud shat Sidewalk" valued at................ 5000
With swordsand Equipments to the value of..... 10000
10 900
Library by citizens OF Boston. .............. 5000
In cash from the citizens Of Now York. 100000
10000
The total of this sum is less than the
annual income Of the estates presented to
the Duke Wellington by the British GO
vernment and people. 1t will oubtless be
remembered that, after the battle of Wa.
terloo and the fall of Napoleon, the Eng
lish Parliament voted an estate to the
Iron Duke to cost two hundred thousand
pounds, or million of dollars mot i'm
greenbacks, but gold). The Duke was
to select his estate. Several We're Offer
ed him, many of them princely. Among
others. was one offered by an old noble
man who had two, and who prided
himself on the extent ana condition
of the one which he would be only too
proud to have the Duke accept The
Duke was invited to examine it, and
promised to dose. When he came down
from London for that purpose the old
lord happened to have severe attack of
the govt. He sent explanations and
many apologies to the Duke and said
that, as he could, not come himself, he
had sent his steward or head man to
show him the 'larm.n Every well,u
said the Duke, Fall right;u and off the
PAIR started TO see IL. Several hours after
leaving his lord the steward returned,
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STIMULATE SOUTHERN LOYALTY"

IMPORTANT CONVERSATION WITH PRESIDENT
tt fi JOHNSON.
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers v vi please
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vious before six o'clock.
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Strike the cyInball roll the tymball'
Let the trump of triumph sound,
From the river, rejecting. quiver,
Judab's hero takes the stou.r

After this ontburst, it is quite too tame
for the advertiser to declare the speech
onlo 'superexcellent and exalted, pre-
eminent and unapproachable,n but it
soon gets into an ecstacy again, and
postponing "our individual hearts pull
sations' for another day, thanks "God
first, and Andrew Johnson next,n and
closes with the slightly absurd abbreva-
tion,-
strike the cymba, roll the tymbaIl Nc ~
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All communications relating to business matters eon
nected with this paper should be addressed to T. NJ
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for
the paper should be addressed to John Clark litor
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sey- A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-W

Ek9 "A . U II q II NEM EDY.-W
consccntously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr. Strickands Mefluous Cough Bal
1t gives relief almost and is wthal
not dsagreeable to the taste. There doubt but the
Meuous Cough Balsam is ofthe best preparations
In use aud is all that its proprietor claims for It, We
have tried it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. Strck
land No. 139 Sycamore street, Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists.
Wake 4 co. and NJ. c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. noys-6m
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brilliant and original Stories by the popular writer's
Magnificent Steel Engravings Poems Reliable Fashions
Architecture, Household Matters and other brilliant lit
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Published by W. JENNINGS DEM0REST, No. as Broad
way New York. Splendid premium and terms for Clubs
Circular sent post free. SIS Wheeler d Wilson Sewing
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The Splendid March Number with the Spring Fashions
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NJ o r 1 C e
The Gymnasium Society of Norfolk has no connect ion
at all with the frmas Turner Hail. or Gymnastc Hail.
to be seen at the Restaurant of Mr. Lawrence and Mr.
Checker, on Main street. marl-It*
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The following letter was read on Mon
day night by Governor Cox, of Ohio, to
the Republican Representatives from
that state:
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necessary. If they did not do what
they ought, there would then be time
enough to elaborate plan. lid sa.
He then referred briefly to the fact
that men who have been disloyal were
rejoicing over his veto message, saying
that if these men in good faith adopted
the views of policy he had himself held
and acted upon, and which he had SO
fully elaborated in his annual message
and explained to me, the country surely
could have no cause for sorrow in that.
Ifdisloyal men and rebels everywhere,
North and South, should cordially give
in their adherence to the conditions of
restoration he had uniformly insisted
upon, he thought that was precisely the
kind of pacification loyal men every
where would rejoice in. The more they
were committed to such a course, the
better he would like it, for if they were
not sincere, they would at least diminish
their power of dangerous opposition in
future. His whole heart was with the
body of true men who had carried the
country through the war, and he earn
estly desired to maintain cordial and
perfect understanding with them. This
sentiment and purpose he regarded as
entirely consistent with determined OPP
position to the obstruction policy of those
extremists who, as he believed, would
keep the country in chaos till absolute
ruin might come upon us. sfI
Such, my dear sir, is the conversation.
al statement of the President on this inn
portant matter, and If you could meet
his straightforward, honest look, and
hear the hearty tones of his voice as /
did, ! am well assured that you would
believe with me that although he may
not receive personal assaults with the
and forbearance Mr.. Lincoln
used to show, there is no need to fear
that Andrew Johnson is not hearty and
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
The Duneing 1easSu.

The members OF the 96th Regiment N. g.. :.
n. Y. will give their annual Rail on the 22d instant
Cwashington's Birthday OF the Germanis A"embly
Rooms, Nos 2sl and 2e3 Bowsry.
The annual Reunion and Ball Of the 10Th Regiment q
N. q. S. n. Y will take place st The
CITY Assembly Rooms next Thursday evening. =,
The grand tieaerkrsnz Masquerade. for which suon
weeks and which has become saltstory event OF the
season. will take place next Thursday evening o. e
Academy OF Music The Liederkrsns and Arion Socle'
oatao each other in their enterprise asd
and the former will use their best endesvo on tne oc
cssion 10 eclipse their musical broshefs IN we msgn'
Acsnce Of tho bstheoning festival
TaS second aanuN Bal OF the HsilcSd Tt.ssrsth0
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
rrovs,srs, Guido.

To Artsrv oy Hudson X. IL, Depo, doh-es and
leth-sv-.. and by Harlem h H.: Vepo. 1otas,
end 4th.sy via Hudson River, 't' ~ a Ill., u
& and 10 N m, wa Harlem II = III. aud ~ g.
Sunday paiu via huason River y m CITY
csis run b-tween Chamoers Eno doh-st sta'ion
sud C;tv Hall aud lth-si. stotion.
r. BsIlimor, and Wa,hngton, by the New Jersey
n y loot of { tlendt-st., and 10 a M,
u M and 2 midnight. sunday .:........:'..' N.
70 Ko.ton by New London HIe, Pier ~ n. H.,
daily (su' day excepted. p H
To : ,ston. BY New'liaven r. r., via sprugheli
27tls and 4tii-av IN. ana III
sve via Shore Line III aud D Sunday... p n
To CsIandaieus. Rochester. Buffalo, Saamancs and
West BY k-ie RayOed, foot OF ChsmoeIsst.'
Of T. lOA ms and tan. kInIyrsDt train..:.. p m
10 Camden, Msnchcsteg and Long Branch. BY lia-
ran and De aware Bay X H., via steamboat
Jesse Hoyt from piers n. Eat II - m Way
Line for Manchester and Long kraneh t'l' r m
lin b. r, = n sla Yaphalk......ea a m and D. nj
To Hsckottstown and intermediate stations. py
Morris snd Essex II. r., foot Of BlFcisy-st. at
g:3Oa m. By same road foT stations west o'
Mlburn al 4:lO y. Morristown kXprcss..''.. 4"
I'D esstes,ners cave Peek slip at 81
To New. Haven, by the New Haven IL. K, 2'tf-st
sud 4thsv.. at 9. III m l9i = 3:45 ~ anu v III
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewIppey,
via Allentown. from foot Of LiDerty-st. ~ H.
g. m ~ M and $3.50 .. m. Sunday train p M
TO Philsdel lphls, by N-w-Jersey Ka,road, io9t %
Courtandt It,, T. 10 and II a. m. IL ni, andop
To Providence by steamer CiS Of Providence ev
cry Tuesday. Tnursdsy and saturday, from fie'
~ =. H. 49, j.i.cv n r. loot II
Courtlsntt-a,., and o a. m, p in and IL
To fiermon, by Northern R r., New-Jer~ey
from Jcrsey Cl.y u q VI ~ nnd o;us p nL .
To Ncw,Oreans, evcry saturday Atlantic AID Mi'sa'Pp
Steamer Lane.
Staten Island ferry-See Advertisement 49,
For further inorus,ion in rcgud eslrosd Tms Tables
zee advertisement. ia another part Of this psPer
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-FEB ii--Bsiore
Justice BARNARD.
DETERMISED woMAs-CHAEGE OF KEEPISG A
MO K-AUCI X


Robert Simpson arraigncd for larceny from
fe person The chief witness Mrs aymon who ie't
that Christina. night st the entrance of tho brosdw
Treer waiting their tickets t husband dropped
h.L which the p-our politely picked Up and frnfnrd
Soon after she the prisoners hand ~ bel husband
"a warned him AGAINST pics pOcbCA fYc minutes ,itef MI
,vuon discovered thsi his gone and ns
Hiymon Immediately pursued pounc'd on sa W.
IhicL On taking him 70 tie Ssiioubou'e, Dr. haJhoh
idrntined his money
suite of very ngenou. argument of his coGnse be wa
COW cted and scu,encrd to i've year. imprsonucnt
L.no Burnham charged with violating the act 70 plnsh
gross fraud. snd sappres mch snroni a. PLACED @" sil
Tho prosecuting officer IN his opening charged tis' TIE
psoner had long been known ~ nocs nuctioit'r ana
aied the II the fraud sub'sniay sub
quen.y given IN tie complainant irsuHony The hr'i
witness examined the complainant who to- sl That
.hs resided a. W-. Thirty hnh. IN thi. ciyi bad
December last with her daughter; sLc believed y was an
suc ouerrs Bnrnhnm not there o. the time soon
ce. Burnhsn then in sd skrd n she hst aty money
| fr She gave 6in $50 and or his iarls:
drmand .oll Burnhsin she hsc sono money At hone
,o 40 for goods o. this fse he 10 return her
tie after burrhAm toft tbs eo.d h va, q IN
from Bumnsn amounting 70 +2 bii 'dtIlrd Aid 9h'rd
f. egidenccl tic ihings sh' hsi syer bd on, Lef she
want tLea he told Buhhli that to bed uaco i-tnhe N
.edur A-f .uch ba bill for goods thr resrr bought she
tu led tin for the bond tich b. rciIsrd cning To
bo Of the bill be- oHr.rd her 20 give both good
sud bond snd In that 10 would 20; Fs oi TIE "ho
very severe cross examination dd no shake heT s.,e
inert H. any material poui Sic rclsrd 60 state he purpose
/ 81 ter pufchss.t.
III, next th- oonpI,'nsut' daughter. who
spfesis has bccu nsrf since the arsf She conhirc
m0tfE eYrTs point She bad taken down the articles oid
fi BY h,r mother a. ,s Logs acIe yas b., abogt Ss1O
rrf The orirIull lat b. drfscei that ~ made opT
ehfmaory TIL, closed the ior tho pfy.-euton The
drfruss III b. or-E tomorrow.
FoT the prosecution. tunning :. Bedford
fs ne e,rse Recorder saith. chaf-' s. Spencer snd
Rotefi %. Ilo.le,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
vy,IrABIE MANUFACTURING REAL

Y ESTATE for SALE AT AUCllON'-Iho hes' Ists,e
~. Esrle Arl1ory situated the road from Nor~eh 70
G,se1y,Is about hail mile from tie Wouieran io'c ~
Al, nv Of Norwich lying between the shetucke' V' a1
~, Norvch and Woic.s Rerroad having HontaF. o.
hou 500 fc or e.ch sDd con aiming shout three sr oh
,he preuises are 3soTy brck building Eboui sV1' ie
,itb ae roof and slstng and erltins complete o!ihs
com steam and gaS pipes beating and lighting Of the sl
I,o on the came premises good brick oitcr store ho"
a,rn engine and boiler hors' aud lsiory Or o olLg
ith s. roof shout 20 feet with satine and betting
,ompee gu. I'D ra pres tour ooiris nu ID engine sum
IN, 10 drise the nschinery IL both buildings.
Also on the Grcenyi ro,d. adoiuing the soove orch
s.,am.nt BLOCH containing Twelve teneInent with the
nA an which stand. also, moth of r astuat.d prem
-, shout feet Of LAND ssd strrei having deIb o'
hcot ss feet and running back TO the railroad ttre tree
,s4, Of property vii be offered at pubic auction on the
,,mi.e. on itURSDAN the 18Th day Of February next at
f O'clock (uuiess previously disoosed oi q, prlVse
- .nd b positively 80 TO the hg best bidder favorable
[rm, which will be Dsde known st the time oisa'e
WIN" r. l.. GLEASON, Trustee.
q,,tfeyo Conn. Js-. 2r 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
d. +. vsleutine, for compi'ins..,..

ota . I'll 10
Making OF S36f2 30 Of the ciee6s
compensation.
Impressed with the idea thsa this amount was unusasHS
and unnecessarily large. have made careful inquiry Of
gorsbe pubsber TO the pr,ce at which the pubbcsta
could he n have ssc.rtsined that upon liberal 80
mate, Il can be done At - volume. or $4,000 instssd
55)6il 30 fOr 1909 copies
Ia view Of those 4set. think Il need, sryunsn,
vince your Honorable Body that reconsideration OF ha
resolution is no. only proper but absolutely nsers.sry
IT, ,ie Hon FG5le ih< CoDissoB Council
GByrIKxEE: AT the close Of the Lost yesr re.oluss.
passed both branches Of the Common Council Of which to
Re'ocS That lie Counsel to the Corporation bs ,nd he
hereby authorized and directed to take the necessary lsa
ior wdeuiag extending Ann., sud fnl,on, in scoor
wh the red lines and hzure. out he map thereto unneIe
mlde by Ed~ ard Boyle City Surveyor DeceGkSr 10 Ian
.ud which part the esoucn said sIeft when
opened aud extended to be kno~p snd dssSnset "New
Broadway"
III. te0laton bach great importance and affecting .asA
& va. finally ssovsS ID ns on the h peesnS
1853 and approved ~ the i,e Mayor the same same d.y
and Nsrne, oppo.itlon and easc.s many nters
much property that seemed 10 ne should not be ear
ned into operaon without, Opportunity being dr' sordsd
10 the parties affected thereby TO be heard before s
proper Commuters OF your Honorable Body -
og expressing opinion the merits Of this anss
on earnestly ecoDnou the adoption OF resolution stay
Ing fof tho psen, al action In the preis-s and nssuoch
sss Already been Pre.en,ed 70 year 0Sos
eey day sppeer before your Commuters TO te hears
on the questions involved !ony I. hoffxAs h.ycr.
4
and the second was referred TO the Committee os
Streets.
A resolution wss adopted directing the payment 70
City Inspector Booe OF The s. 65 for legal OK.
psnseS incurred 10y tha' officer in the matter Of the ia
sesga;ious OF malfeasance IN Office before the Gov
ernor and sspatoKial Committee
Dy resolution the Rosrd directed the Of o. 70
be paid 70 the I'd Regiment. N Y. $ y. c.. 10 enable
said regiment replace tie furniture. &c. OF the1
srucry which lad been used and disi Of while the
regiment was at toe seat OF war.
A resolution was adopted sppoiutug Messenger 70
the City iibrsrisn at salary o 81 800 per annum-
The ordinance creating an Inspector Of City Ran.
roads ~ salary OF 5000 per snulm, was laid ovef
under the rules.
Concurrence was lad upon the Councilmsnic resolG.
ton directing the Street Commissioner TO renunber tos
piers on the North and East Rivers.
The Councilnano resolution directing the removal
bv the New jersey Central Railroad Co. .. all their
ferry houses aud other buildings located at Pies Nos
a and IS N X. was laid over.
he Board then odjoarned to Monday neXi. ct .
- clock n.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Au Aerial Railway.

10 lie E3''r y Tar ~ L. Inbume
SIR: No object nov absorbs 70 much Of tie
publc at;ention as the erection OF some Lind Of an
ecral rawuy which shall relieve crowded thorough
irc- and cary aoie rapidly aad eaespy oL, c.tt 'ns
to and from taeir distan, bones.
The work one OF . much importance. aud the ne
cossy a rehci Tor present distracted streets 20
yrea,. that the plbc need demands that no hssty
legislation lould be allowed in The ease. lest the si
tempted remedy prove worse than tl9 disease. A due
regard to The rights ond interests Of The psopeGyhod
ors on tie ,Gous proposed routes tondoans most OF
the plans vet laid before the public
DO not ncw propose TO consider tho objections 10
other pant-0r TO enter into tie nutis OF my OWL
bn, 10 give you biiely and IN general Cus the ou'
lines OF NY plan log Elevated Steam Hallway 70
rgn on level with the second stoIs o' tie building
The supporting iron posts pillars 20 be gh aiii
ornamental to tle street. and cnpao' oi oeiR useu ~
lamp or awning post They are 10 be 70 fcei apart
aud orc be- set m the ground by patent attachment
which gives them greater hfnncss ana siaDll! man
by any known process The rails aro TO be 80 con
siructed as not 10 drp water upon the walks beheth
ANY ar or excessive rumb.ing non passing cat. n
ob,iaed b, a simple aud novel application 50 Ira
these cars viii pass almost noiseesy upon then afia!
track Tie rplco between the strings Wli De iel rf
rey opcn-eyc"pt an occasional tcso that the Whole
structure will be- an ornament tO nny street
The ears ore 10 seat 20 passengers, and are 70 De
warned IN W Nlitfi ~ pfsfiAk 'h.N"b
cnr beneath tho 1OOr The cas- have s.aDy pecnliar
ties which your space viii mol allow LIE to describe
This hght and airy r0ad-an ornament 10 the strect,
and capabe Of transporting Who'll; daily trayeiing
ueople with great rap!Lty and oOuiortcan De built
ior slOO OOO per nile. rolisnR sfOch saoisdsd
Upon il the whole passenger travel OF the city can De
cd 10 their destinations above The dirt and
INSTRUCTIONS OF tie street. upon unobslrBctcd and
nFObsirEcfisg road. ,t.,
Those who arc interested in tie subject are invited
10 inspect drawings and models ot No. "a Johnst
M. H. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Beard Of AlderRea.

THE DsPALoATI0S or DR. T. B. BRADFORD-n8-
PORrANr CONCENTRATIONS PROM rW
MAYOR, &C., &C.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the President John Bros
ESQ., in the chair.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Norton snd adoytsa'
directing the Street Commissioner to notify the Seventh
ave. Railroad Company to Immediately remove IL
snow and other rubbish Thompson st, between Can0
and Fourhsts and IL the company fail TO comply wa
the orders Of the Street Commissioner. that that omc
be deted 10 take tie necessary steps 10 have toe r0
bish removed and charge the expense for the ssue
The rail. cad company.
BY resolution the Corporation Counsel nstrucee1
to institute immediate proceedings either bJ sun
otherwise against the surrtes Of Dr. Robert H. bs -
ford late Public Administrator to recover upon Ia
Official bond given by him.
His Honor the Mayor transmitted the folloRing con-
MArons OyncE, Nxv YORK. FEB. Il, 1853
10 fhs Hraoycbte t> Common Connott
GENTLEMAN: return herewith, without my approval tn
resolution directing Clerk to pepsr and esnse 70 De pc
M ed 10000 copies Of the Corporation Manual iof i~o -
providing that shall be paid Tor the compilation Of the wo
sorry be compelled TO delay the preparation ~
publication Of book which conrder ope OF nipca vsO
and interest and which contains in most Convenient form g
much information OF importance TO every one connected ~s
the City County Government do Dot object TO- ns prA
iicson. to the amount approx rated 70 paw sr Naen
tho cerk for e pistion. But withhold my sppfovs
from the resolution for the following nessonsi 80
Flint. There propey in publishing at the public =
psne for srsutons distribution. large an edtan a. vs
copies of the worS small number ony is required for tn
oc-s the City and Coony Governments and "a
exchanges with other municipalities aud Tor gt' 70 Puodo
stitulionp.
The rra, bulk Of tue edition. printed must pass into N
hands Of the Mayor the Clerk and the members Of tue Co
mon Council fol free distribution their SA
The resolution gives the Clerk 1000 copies. the Mayor ~
opes copies member Of the Beard of Aldss
en- and over $50 copies TO esch member OF the Board
Councilman. Each last published 800
about rs 70 yve spprovd TO any resoue,oa
which conrrs upon the Msyor and Common Council and ~
Clerk the privilege Of Distributing OF public expense -
pleasure, over $4,000 worth OF books. i.
Secondly. There another objection, stronger even tn
the Just se;ed The resolution places No limitation oPo
expenditure aud makes appropriation TO meet wo
made NO, ony but amendment, which wss on"foe
providing the work BE- given out by contract 70 the
bidder e Of execution to be approved by the cef
rejected by your Honorable Body ...
l tad Dqlby at the Controlrrs ofnc": shsi he ~
a,t.--l l--ll.- NJ .lAfIQE u.aKea
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
FIf-H DISTRICT COURT-FsA l?.-Eslo-e Js4ge Low
A slBANGE DEFENSE mad THl REyoLILD stalls 4

Msyor Sea ~ sgt Edward Nor 900.

Nsv0f SchHfF srt. Edward Msftif0u.
TIE plaintiff ~ this case Deposited with the de-
fndm, bsnter dfag on Lo.cn.rI ~ Mcdsrvilc. ga.
The ,slruitn rsu' o., l4 % h a. that place.
aId l.rlt co-cied tl' alDey. A that tine ayy
uss hs-a'rg al dsts 90 Nohsrn iIos g. The STATE
80 :, b tc s-el paid TIE oncy into the state Tr,afgry
egirg Ia feiufu csiihrsiC q drr0st Tho defendant
sroro sst 20 one defense sru for the recovery o.
t money tha. lad bseu pI oyc by dfccto o ttr then
tur de IIri, GovrraeLt o. tie str and claimed that
yoi q tie United stacs lad recognized hh esJdeio
b8yeulelf.
III, pa.a,ids co. nee rrfued hs usrc ssoh sc
tia; vii hsd brcu iecored '.as an er,in military por
but ,l,, no M on q .ay 0rerns,ss either De Is,o
az jss ta1 takcn Ilace
Tht CoIr held tht there proof oi such Govern
nrnlheiog- 10, AID save g,dsno ut for he plaintiff
~ LeTl Cohen fer plI-nla Ar. houson c deseudut