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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
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1T WELLS. FARGO AND os.'sLrNz,
P Muleahy, A L Ellery, Mrs Healy, Thos
Ward, N Frankenheimer, Mrs Ryan, James
Shotwell, u Grimer, E Brandt, F Bird.ail,
f d Mumford, r II Crasin, J Kirkpatrick,
P Karney, Mike Walsh, Mike ODonnell,
Manuel Innis, Frank Silver, John Silver, A
Montgomery, Manuel Gilman, Antoine Rose,
Morris Marmad, + B Roderte, Manuel Rog-
ers, W Armstrong, Louis. Lapulo, + Smith,
Mr. Roundcr, ] Bean, Antonio Brazzino, Es-
corado Brazzino, Espintanado Brazzino, Jas
Brazzino, Carlo Brazzino, Jerome Brazzino,
Esthonae Brazzino, Johnson Bean, EFT Hill,
P Fermey and wife, &C Palmer, A Hammill,
] Jones, Mr. Brown, Mr. Mexican. Mr. Banks,
Mrs Conner and boy, J Downey, o Barnwell,
A Mcmillan. Mr. Lambert, II A Curtis, ]
White. ] Rnkla, NJ Sullivan.
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Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND cos LINE.

By WELLS, FARGO n co.'s LINE.
Father Mcvel, Father McNulty, J Clark,
W Wilson, L Arnstein, Isaac Goodfriend,
Henry Smith, Mis-, Delaney, Mateo Selivor,
Mrs H L Robic, Edward Schamk, William
Wilson, Hugh Schamp, A Chinaman, John
China, Celestial John, Mr. Grant.
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The PACIFIC MUTUAL

Was organized 10 check this outward
low of our md afford 10
Insurers the better profit commanded
by California Invcstmcnts.
The above sum, Mt urI.owest Rate,
would yield SIO9.377 ~, thu. .E-
fording nm additional pront TO tho
Policy Holders of S2O1,0SS SO.
Our Investment nrc all made In
nccordancc with the Lnws Of Cali
~fornin, and our securities nrc rs good
ns those held by Eastern Companies.
All the usual kinds OF Policies Is
sued, and no permits TO travel re-
quired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
at Banking House OF II. II. Flagg0
Agent for Gold Hill.
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Registration.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TIAT:TIIE
~ "oaicial Register for the i, registration Of
voters for the Municipal Officers for the town oil
Gold Hili. TO be held on the first Monday In May
ensuing, Is now open for said registration.
Coli hin March D.. 1863, mh2=-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
JAMES MALONE,

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
n friends. announces himself rs candidate
for Chief of Police of Virginia City, at the
ensuing CITY election in May. mn.otl
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A CARD.
Lost!
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
IN S, Phclan IL associated with me In the bust
ness OF Brokerage. ETC., from and altcr this date,
and the business OF tho firm will hereafter be
carried on under the name OF II: Flagg y Co.
II. ii. FLhGG.
Gold Hill. March %, 1860. mll23-tf
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GEORGE DOWNEY

.-NSorNCEs HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
A for Chief OF Police OF Virginia City, ~ the
ensuing May election, subject to the decision OIL
the CITY Union Convention. mh@%'u
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Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ have this day appointed and empowered
:, II. Robinson to act as my attorney In iact IN
all matters pertaining TO my business IN the
THOMAS SRALE.
Gold Hill, March %, 1869. might
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
POLICE TRIALS.
How Car Conductors Treat POlicemen-An
InLi gnnnt Doctor.

How Car Conductors Trent P0liccmen-An
Indignant Doctor.
Commissioner Brennan yesterday heard evidence
In forty charges OF ocers against officers and OF
citizens against oficers. Since the Board, IN view OF
the near approach OF moving day, when officers re-
quIre plethoric wallets, have become more lenlent
towards the offenders complaints are the increase
A large number or those heard yesterday were for
being Off post in shops, saloons &C., to which
they had been tracked by their roundsmen.
CAR OFFICIALS VS.. THE POLICE.
A case OF some interest was that oil John J. Doyle
of the Harbor police, charged BY Captain Mount OF
the Seventeenth precinct. with being disordery.
The prosecution produced the conductor Donohue,
tImony the following statements were sh0wn:-0ne
evening Doyle, IN citizens clothes got on the Car al
The driver, thinking that the man was drunk,
called the conductor, who put HIM OIL D0yle
nna eeced 'ns He then followed inc car
and at the corner OF Third avenue ana Tenth
street attempted to arrest the conductor. OF
fcer White, OF the Seventeenth precinct arrested
Doyle, who showed his saied, and Don0hue made a
cha ge OF disordery conduct, upon which he was
detained the station house. The value or the evt-
dence can be judged from the fact that when the
Commissioner asked If the conductor had refunded
the fare the driver swore that he did, and thai il
in small silver. On being asked how he knew 1t was
silver lie stated that he heard IL Jingle. The defend
ant showed Enthusiastically by witnesses that ne was
not drunk, and was guilty OF no disordery act other
than refusing to leave the front platform OF the car
and after his ejectlent following the car down for
the purpose OF arrestng the conductor on ms arri
val at City Hall.
A CASTLE GARDEN FRACAS.
Of1cer Murray, or the Twenty-sixth precinct, was
charged by DR.. Adolpn Kerstcr. OF No. 233 South
Seventh street, Jersey CITY, with ejecting him from
Castle Garden. 1t appeared from the testimony that
the doctor and friend. the 9th. entered the
garden, ana when their attention was called to q
rule compelling visitors TO be seated they became
exceedingly indignant, and the doctor informed Mr.
OCallahan who made the request. that he (O'Calla-
han) was his servant The Ohlcer endeayored to ln-
duce him to obey the rule and he used the Ian
guage to him. He was then eJected from the place.
The Commissioner complimented the officer for
doing his duty and dismissed the complaint.
No other cases OF public interest were heard yes
terday,
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

BROOKLYN MORTALITY.-The total number OF
deaths in Brooklyn during the past week was 1s',
increase Of two over the mortuay Of the previous
week.
NEARLY sTARvED-An old colored man named
Thomas Green was found nearly starved TO death In
q shanty In Rochester avenue. near Butler street.
He lived alone I'D the shanty. and falling sick was
unable to get out to procure food. He was removed
to the hospital.
THE PROSPECT PARK IEvEsTIGATION.-At the sug-
gestion Of the Prospect Park Commissioners the
committee appointed by the Board Of Aldermen to
make an invest cation regard to the large sums OF
money which they have expended In improving tho
park have consented to the calling OF public meet
Ing Of the taxpayers In order TO give all parties an
opportunity to be heard upon the subject. Tho Com
missiOners are desirons OF making some statements
IN justification OF their course and that which they
intend TO pursue. The meeting Is TO be held next
Tuesday evening, In the Common Council Chamber.
ALLEGED ARsoN.-Daniel Ruther was taken be-
fore Judge Cornwell yesterday to answer charge OF
arson. 1t appears fire occurred in the lager beer
saloon OF Peter Wise In Carroll street. near Nevtns,
between six and seven O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
The prisoner Ruther, II IL stated, tended bar for
Wse and was III the place at the time Of the Dire.
The stock In the saloon was insured In the Germa-
mia Insurance Company for $3.50, ana the prisoner,
1t IL stated had an interest OF 5000 IN the place.
John r. Cross testified that he broke into the place
and found Ruther there's told him the house was on
fire and he pretended to be ignorant OF 1t; saw o
hole one OF the seams OF the floor and the boards
around were saturated with kerosene; there were
pieces Of match box and paper In the hole The
the Mechanics Insurance Company FOR sS,00o The
case was adjourned until to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

Metropolitan Board OF Excise Commissioners to re-
cover the penalty 1fty dollars Cor each Onencel for
selling liquor without Q license. Mr.. Bliss, tbs
attorney for the Board. being bnt partially
nccessiu IN the few cases he tried at this term with
win the dealers In the towns OF Jamaica,
NeWtA wn and Flushing, to Withdraw all suits then
pendinA against them for license fees provided they
would tn 20 out licenses upon modified terms. This
arrangemA Mt being considered by the dealers ~
good one. especially as ~ number ~ re Oh them hai
was so un lerstA0d by the Board since that time
however q large number Of them have neglected 10
consequences the Boar have determined 70 press au
the cases az the April tSrm OF court IN all instances
where the parties have failed to comply with the
agreement With this view a large number OF excise
cases have been noticed for trial at the next circuit
to he held at the Court House. North Hampstead.
Anr 10.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

burst open the contents removed and sold. At
length Feeney was caught at his game by detectives
Farley and Eustace and arrested. An EFFORT was then
male 10 secure Lbeok, but took ight, scaled the
Feeney was subsequently tried, convicted
terM years nSecs 'a rsmainsI away
TILL quite recently. when he returned and secured
apartments at No. 27 Thompson street. day or
two alter thus fact became known 10 detectives Far
ley and Eustace and yesterday they arrested Llbeck
on the charge OF stealing case valEed at $3.50 from
Messrs: Alsberg Jordan Co., NO: 81 Walker street.
Mr. Albert Alsbcrg. OF the above named lrm, ap-
peared and made an afidavit against him. lLDeck
denied his guilt but from the facts on le the maes-
trate committed the defendant for Trial In default 0f
800 bail.
EXTENSIVE EMBEzzLEMENT.-J0hn McD0ugal was
arraigned yesterday morning before Justice Mans
field at Essex Market Police Court, charged with
embezzling from the firm OF Lord 4 Taylor the sum
OF $3,5o7. The affidavit made by Mr.. Lord read as
foIlows-George W. Lord, OF Nos. 255, 257, 259 and
2el Grand street. being duly sworn, deposcs that on
1869. ut the city Of New YORK, the following ar
ticle, viz-s3,50T 50. in bills OF various den0mi-
s Of om T. n0rd ana carea a
away from depOnents possession, and that the
dep0nent suspects that the said money was so taken
aud stolen by John McDOdea from the fact that tue
defendant was employed BY deponeat as cashier IA
the dry goods NOS 265, ISL 25s and 26i Grand
street, and on the "a day 0i February he appropr-
ated to his own use the sum OF $1,000 and on the
10th day OF March further sum Of Sl,697 6s, ana
upon having the defendant arrested by officer King,
OF the Tenth precinct, he tthe defendant acknowl-
edged to deponent that he had taken said amounts
or money from deponcnt and from these facts de-
pOnent charges the defendant with stealing SAID
amounts. When the prisoner was ,s,a examined no
Of age, born III Scotland aud resided at I'D souIh
Fourth street, Jersey CITY, In default OF $40 600 oail
me was locked up to await EXAMINATION at the Court
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
HolY WEEK.

The once OF the Tsnfbrg was chanted yesterday
evening In several Of the Catholic churches and st
the Cathedral, Church OF st. Francis Xavier Church
ost Paul the Apostle ana some others. Large crowds
were In attendance, upon whom the solemnity Of
the service produced an evident impression.
To-day the festival OF Maunday Thursday viii be
celebrated. The services at the Cathedral wiz he
exceedingly grand. The ceremony of blessing the
sacramenta oils Is one Of the most imposing Of the
ceremonies Of the Catholic Church. and preparations
have been made at the Cathedral to have the cere-
mony performed to-day with all possible and appro-
pr1ate Inagnincenco and pomp.
very handsome repositories have been prepared at
&C. Peters church, In Barclay street, Church Of the
Most Holy Redeemer, Tnrd street; Church OF 81.
Paul the Apostle, f1fty-ninth street; ". Patrck's
Cathedral, Mott street; ~. James church, James
street; Church OF 81. Anthony OF Padua, sullivan
street. Church OF 81 Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth
street; ~. Tercsa's Rutgers street; 81. hAry's
Grand st rect ana several othcrA
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

DsowSED.--The remains Of an unknown man were
found oatng in the dock at the foot OF yestry street.
North river. An unknown man was found in the
dock foot OF Desbrosses street, North river.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-Frederck Weige,
German thlrty-three years OF age, died in Belle
Hospital from the effects of injuries received on
the 18th instant by being run over at 16th street. by
one OF the Third avenue railroad cars. Coroner
Flynn VIII hold an inquest on the body today.
THE vELoCIPEDE PROBLEM S0LvED.-The acme Of
at least one veocipede manufacturers ambition was
reached last night when at private exhibition al
the Hanlon Brothers hall a ladies' velocipede was
found to be o success. The machine was found 10
answer all the requisites of convenience and adapta-
biLty, and was built by o firm In this city.
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.-This evening there will
be q mass meeting OF the citizens of New York at
Stenway Hall to confer upon matters connected
with the present condition OF affairs In Cuba. The
call is signed by number Of the most cr3inent
tlemen In the city. and great Interest p undoubt-
pected that It will be OF the most imposing oc-
casions OF the kind which have ever taken place In
tins city.
DEAF MUTEs.-The annual election CT the ofi1cers
OF the New York Literary Association OF reaf Mutes
took place In the lecture hall OF st. Anxs Free
church. Rev. DR.. Gallaudet. on Thursday night last.
as ADMINISTRATIONS, Thomas W. Roane (re-e,ect
ed); First Vice President Gustav Fersenheim
Second Vice President, william Patterson; Treas
urer, William Q. Fitzgerald; secretary, Henry A.
w
tive Committee, Charles Jaenn Patrick Mcclure and
Thomas Shay.
A MEETING OF ALUMNI OF UNION COLLEGE rcsid-
ing in New York, took place at the residence OF
Howard Potter Esq, the evening OF the 23d inst.
The Rev. Dr. Potter, Bishop OF New York, was
chosen chairman and w. II. II. Moore Secretary.
Interesting addresses were made by Mr. s. B.
BrOwne, William =. Tracy, the Rev. Dr. Will
liam f. Morgan, Professor Charles A. Jory,
ex-Judge ]. <. Porter, Dr. Frank II. Hamil.
ton, General Daniel Butteriied and others, and
several interesting letters were read. The fol-
lowing resolutions, presented BY Bishop Potter,
were on motion OF Richard n. Blatchford, Esq,
unanimously adopted
Resolved That hold in grateful remembrance the bcnc
fits bestowed upon us by Alma mater and retain und
mnished confidence IN the instruction
OF the youth committed 10 her
Resolved, That expressing and giving effect
10 interest in the prosperity and honor of the
institution recommend the formation Of association
the Alumni Of Union College residing In the city New
York and its vicinity and that reunion OF the Alumni
held In the month OF April ensuing
committee consisting OF Howard Potter Jesse
c. Smith, Silas b. Brownen, w. ii. II. Moore, Gene
raj Daniel Butterheld, Rev. Dr. Rabbi J. w. Buck
land and Professor Samuel ID. Tillman, was ap-
pointed to perfect arrangements for the Organza-
ton and to make arrangements Tor general meeting
Of the Alumni, In accordance with the foregoing
resolutions
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
Meeting Of the Board Yesterday.
THE OLn GUARD.
Meeting nj the As,or House.

Meeting AT the Ast0r House.
meeting OF the members OF tho Old Guard, an
organization formed OF the old Light and City
Guards, was held at the Astor House last evening
and was largely attended. Major Gcorpe w. Mclean
presided. After the meeting had discussed tho ar.
rangements for the grand ball, which win take place
at the Academy OF Music on the 9th proximo, AMI
the chairman had announced that the various COM
mttecs had discharged their duties satisfactorily,
and that he expected the ball would be most success
ful an election took place to fill vacancies In the
board OF officers IL resulted IN General HATFIELD
being elected second lieutenant, w. 3. Gregory,
fourth lieutenant and w. d. Tompkins, adjutant
In the organization. on motion q resolution
passed at the last meeting respecting the uniform 70
be adopted was rescnded, and after discussion, In
which Messrs. Burr, Molten. Henrques and General
Hatfield took part, It was resolved to appoint com
mittee OF seven to consider the subject and
report suitable uniform for adoption by
the Old Guard. On motion . committee
was also appointed to make arrangements
to celebrate the first anniversary on the I'D prox
aner which the meeting adjourned until "wednesday
next. most cordial feeling prevailed among tho
members, and It Is intended to carry out the ball ON
an extensive scale. The supervision OF the outside
arrangements for II has been entrusted 70 Mr.. E-
Van Kanst and the other departments arc also sata
faotOrily nllod.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
PROBABLE MURDER.

Ayoung man named James Martin was arraigned
before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, yester
day morning, by detective La Rue Of the Eighteenth
precinct, charged with ieloniously assauiting william
II. Miller, residing ut the corner Of Fourth avenue
and Deane street. BROOKLYN in q drinking saloon at
the OF Twentyfourth street and First avenue
ON Monday night. The prisoner had been
In the employ OF Miller, who is superin-
tendent IN hoop SKIRT estab'ishment
FIRST avenue, and had been dlscnargeu at
on Monday night he invited him into the saloon to
take o drink and, while standing ut the bar, seized
q large water pitcher and dealt him q blow on the
nead innicting serious II not fatal wounds The in
jurcd man was conveyed to his residence. where he
is still confined. q certificate from the family physi-
siap Dr, Zillerl stating that he does not yet con-
slider hin out OF danger. complaint was prefer
red by detective Larkin against Martin on behalf OF
Miller aud he was committed " await the result Of
the Injuries.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
THE FEVER SHIPS.

The examination OF passengers as TO the alleged
cruelty and inhumanity practised on them by the
officers OF the ship James Foster. Jr., was to have
been resumed yesterday before the Commissioners
OF Emigration at Castle Garden; but In consequence
OF the absence OF Mr.. O'Gorman at Albany, the In.
quiry could not be proceeded WITH because he hav-
Ing Issued the warrant for q sitting OF the commits
sionera II necessary that he should be present
TO administer the oath TO the witnesses.
The further hearing In the matter was therefore
postponed by Commissioner McElroy until to-day,
wne1 1t Is stated. further important testimony will
be elected.
The following are the names OF the passengers by
the James Foster Jr, who have died up TO the Goth
instant, at Wards Isand:-Jercmiah A. Hubb,
United States. aged 40; Henry Bendel, Ireland, 6O;
william Glenton, England. 40; william Kni2bton,
England, Al; Patrick Feeney, Ireland, SO; Ellen
Brooks, England months; Mary Seton, Ireland
40; Cornelia Edwa ards England. 0 month.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
supaEM: CouaT-spEcIAl Term.
The staten Island C0iiectorship Decision.
BY Justice Tpppen.

The staten ls;nnQ COhectOrSnp DocASaous
BY Justice Tsppen.
IN the Matter OF the Application OF Thomas NO
CoymaicE rs the collector 2the To,ca or Sott'ysesd.
Jor the Delivery OF Ae Tar Books and warrants
on Philip Brada-1. The position taken by Brady In
the matter leads to this result, that the office OF
Collector is vacant
2. A board OF canvassers having canyassed ana
certified that Mccormick was duly elected he mas
g. II follows that there Is no vacancy, and thae
ousted
4. Upon NcCormick's application for the tax books
and warrant To be delivered by Mr.. Brady the latter
opposed the motion, alleging that Brady was Col
lectOr de tnctO and that there not any legal can
vass by any legal board OF canvassers
s. Brady's possession OF the tax books and war
does not constitute him holder OF the ONCE In
fact and upon the application for books and papers
the Court will not determine the legality or ilegalfty
OF the board OF canvasserS and OF their declared
canvass and certificates OF election.
II follows that the books and papers which belong
to and must follow the office should be placed IN
McC0rmicK's hands, and that Brady must so deliver
them.
The efforts which appear to have been made by
Brady to evade service OF papers ana orders eanat-
ing frOm the Court, and his noncompliance with
those ORDERS are abundant reason why an attach
ment should now issue, and that he should be
charged with the costs. Ordered accordingly.
This decision is without prejudice TO any proceed
ings which Brady may institute to determine h .
title to the office by quo eon'Tanto. The motion for
mandamus Is denied, with ten dollars COSTS
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
wEsTCEEsTER COUNTY.

CUNNINGHAM. THE BIGAMIsr, SENTENCRD.-At the
March term Of the County Court aud Court OF ses.
sions, now being held at Bedford, Robert Cochran
County Judge, presiding. william Cunningham, the
notorious blgamist, was last Tuesday found guilty
Cunningham IL the individual who told the recent
remarkable story In connection with the Rogers
murder.
MURDER0us ASSAULT BIZ CONVICTION Tuesday
last convict named Thomas Bennett, In the Sing
Sing prison. became morose ana leaving his work in
the buckle shop took position near the stove In
that department. John Dubois, one OF the keepers,
who had observed growing spirit Of revolt In Ben
as's his iCr work Ne reS hs
keeper powerful blow In the face, knocking him
down, and afterwards kicked him brutay while
PROSTATE. The injured man In now laid up from the
effects OF the nhuman attack, and win not be able
% resume his duties In the prison for many days.
Prompt measures were taken to PUNISH the refrsc-
tory convict
DEMOCRATIC N0NiSATIoSs.--A large and cnthnsl-
astic meeting OF the democratic citizens Of the town
of.westchester held In the village hall on Tues
day evening for the purpose OF nominating town
officers for the ensuing year. The meeting was or.
and VIM. Benson and James Crummy secretaries
The following named gentlemen were n0minated:--
supervisor, Abraham Iaa Hatfield field Town Clerk Thos
ter and Th0s. Kelly; Assessor, Wm walsh Sr.; jus
lice OF the Peace. John Coye; Commissioner or
Tnos Bible and Michael Dooly: Constables, Henry
Rex, peter Cannon. John Farrell, James Roddy and
James Nugcnt
The republicans win hold a ratification meeting in
tine course OF day or two, and VIII probably en-.
dorse the democratic ticket, with one or two excep
tions.
BURGLARTEs IN Y0SKrRs.--At an early hour yoster-
day morning the residence OF Mr.. NJ. +. Bolmer, on
North Broadway, short distance from this village
was entered by burglars, who broke through the
window Of % coal cellar, thus gaining access to all
parts OF the house. From the Kitchen they distracted
one dozen knives and large silver preserve SPOON
and then cropping their way 10 room leading from
the hall, carried or case OF surveying instruments
valued at 500. SO noiscless were the operations OF
the thieves that the sleeping family were not dls.
turbed The house OF Mr.. Edward Martin, also In
North Broadway and about mile distant from the
scene Of the above burglary, was f0rcibly broken
into between he hours OF one and lve o'clock yeser
day morning, when the following articles disappear
ed with the robbers:-Three silver plated teapots
one plated pitcher, one dozen plated Knives one
dozen plated nut pickers one silver cofee strainer
aud other articles, valued In all at about seventy
obtained as yet no clue to the burglars.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

sent case. There were trustees capable or taking at
the testator's DEATH In whom the estate could vest;
there Is beneficiary capable OF taking coming into
there Is no Illegal suspension beyond two lives In
being and the object or the trust u not one obnox
sary to examine the other questions argued before
me- as TO the eject Of the Will OF Brown, or OF the
deed executed by him, further than have done. II
correct. the deed ana Nin become unnecessary 10
their validity. Nor IL it OF any use to discuss the
question how far the OF Williams vs.. Williams
has been carried or affected by subsequent decisions
Ny conclusion are that tie provisions OF this will
judgment