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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE ICE BUSINESS-ALLEGEDF FRAUDS.

The KnickerbOcker Ice Company, last August,
caused the arrest OF Tuns Tremper and Jacob Van
Houten for alleged ENLIGHTENMENT. No one appeared
against them and they discharged whercupon they
made adavits that number OF large consumers have
been Systematically cheated by the Company that Bax
ter Co.. pork packers, in Degraw-st were defrauded
out OF Ave loads that Mr.. Pomeroy. keeper OF pork
packing establishment in Wliamburgh was cheated out
OF 10 tuns at time Mr. Dean added the extra 10 tuns
in his bill to Mr. Pomeroy; and they seemed
to weigh upon his mind, for he Is said to have
asked whether the Company could prosecute him for
making overcharges on the bill Mr.. Abraham wilson
filed an house in Brooklyn last June. He called on
his friends rejoice with him, for he was "going to
make SIS OF the job" Mr. Dean also had reason to
make merry, inasnuch his private share OF bill OF
SAT so amounted to So According TO these afdavits,
there to have been In operation organized
TEN Of thieviDg An order issued by Mr. Potter to
the weghmaser TO add 200 pounds 10 every load deliv
cred to packers "vault customers The bills were
made out both for the amount delivered and tho 200
pounds not delivered, and the money thus collected
paid over the Treasurer Of the Company. There has
been standing order with the weighmaster to charge
for Ice than is delivered to those taking 1t by the
load In the private books OF MI Tunis Tre-
per, which contained not only minutes OF his private
affairs but notes Of sOme OF the peculiar transactions OF
the Company were taken from him by Mr. Barmore and
were never returned 1t has been custom Of the Com
pany. according TO the affidavit OF Mr. Tremper to cheat
their out OF IS per cent OF the amount OF their
bills by using defective scales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 25.-COurt of Appeals
Oct. %, Is7O-Decisions.- People rel. Town OF
schaghticoke ag Troy and Boston Railroad Company
Order affirmed with costs. stoddard agt Clark-OrdeI
affirmed with costs Raymond agt. Acknowledgment
affirmed with costs. Hall agt Emmons ct a.-Order OF
the General Term reversed and that OF the Special Term
affirmed with costs In the matter Blodgett to vacate
an assessment.-Order affirmed with costs. Chamber
lain ct al. agt Bradley et a-Judgment affirmed with
costs. The People rel. Barbour sgt Gates.-Order
reversed and habeas corpus dismissed. Lansing agt
acknowledgement reversed and new trial granted, the
costs to abide the event The People, plaintiff in error
agt Allen, defendant in acknowledgement OF Supreme
Court reversed that of the General Sessions Of the
City OF New-York affirmed COttle sgt Vanderhuyden.-
order affirmed with costs to the respondent TO be paid
OF the estate. Talmadge agt.
affirmed with costs. Starin, plaintiff in error, agt. The
People defendant error-MOtion 10 amend the record
granted Sheppard agt Steele ct a-Judgment affirmed
with cost. The following Is the Day Calendar for to-
morrow : 2s, %, 30, 81, 50, 50, IS, So, 81, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

The money market worked easily during the morning
at and per cent CALL pledge OF acceptable col
lateral Early in tho afternoon, however, the market
suddenly reapsed into activity and sringency and Dor
who failed make good their accounts early In
the day compelled TO pay high as the legal rate
in currency to that rate IN god money being difficult OF
access at those rates. The movement to make money
stringent by artificial means has. OF course
the decline in stocks for its objective
point though former occasions that success has not
been always attained The present movement 10 cred
tied To a certain Canada bank and Its agencies here
whose operations In gold have OF late so completely
upset the mercantile community by compelling exorbi
tont for gold. Yesterday the Institution In
question sold very heavily OF gold 0heir sales being
yarously estimated ut s3.OOoco to t0Ooo00 The cur
rcncy thus obtained has to-day been withdrawn from
the market resulting In the strngency above noted
Discounts have not as yet responded ~ the closer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

The Gold market took another lurch toward lower
prices to-day having touched iii in the early ransac
tions but afterward rallyng to l1sall5 The decline is
partly the result OF peace dispatches, and partly the
effect interest by the Treasury which have
to a certain extent relieved the shorts by supplying
gold to the street. After these influences have had
their full effect upon the market 1t is not unlikely that
the premium may be again marked up but, whatever
may be the temporary fluctuations Of the
market it scarcely be doubted that the price
gravitates its general toward lower figures.
II Congress upon its assembling takes intelli-
gent view OF the subject, the opportunity
to legsate for return to specie payment will not be
lost If, the other hand, procrasDation and post
ponement defy action, the gold spectators will have
ample time to worup the premium, the disturbance
and distress OF the mercantile community. Gold has
ranged from 1s lll during the greater part Of the
day, and closed at p. IN. at 1l1a. Cash gold
has been easier under the disbursements Of the
November interests, which have amounted to
up to the close of business onight The Dor
rowing rates early in the morning LEA Of per cent
per diem, fiat, and and per cent per annum, though
after Clearing House per cent paid to have bal
carried The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank follows: Gold cleared, s9s 1000; Gold bal
ances, ST. s46,C21; Currency balances, k,495590.
Foreign Exchange though dull, has been strong with
advance in rates. There is rather moro demand
noted however under the ease OF cash gold, and the
fo he curr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
tho cour, a. h. o,,cctod It would be decided against

him. n - 4 ~. .....ro .,r
Judge Barnard-If is unnecessary for youto
Their then IL you think will decide against YOU nh'
cpate H. by deciding against You now lLsuusn h.
Mr. Cadwaladcr-f have another MOTION W mshe; VIM n
your Honor should allow to use on tne tria vi ne
case, an affidavit he made on tne mo,io" w '"'"'
Injunction showing his version OF the facts' a.,
Judge Rarnard-i do mt see any objection 10 that
Mr. Tadwalader then called Mr. A. h owen, anu ne nov
Answering an attachment granted, anu tho tIai VI
the case postponed until the 18th OF November.
The calendar having been disposed or Judge barnard
called pOp the 10 proceed with the case OF Ram
saw ag The Erie Company the argument ON the motion
10 postpone which is given above. A., .
Mr. Peckham-FOr the reasons already stated W inc
Court / shall decline TO 60 with that case -
Mr. Feld-I will read the notice OF trial and amdaVlt
of service and move order that Judgment be en-
tered against the plaintiff dismssing his complaint Win
costs: and AJAX for an extra allowance and that the
case on that order stand for fortnight In order 10
Az the extra allowance and to give tho plaintiff leave at
that time open the default and try the cause
The Allowance hope will be commensurate with the
law laid down by Judge Smith in the Susqnehanna
case In which he gave allowance against US OF to
will offer testimony of the precise amount OF labor IN
the whole case either or at the time OF entering the
Judgment 800 n,,.
Judge Barnard-A should like to have Is an affidavit
OF the value Of the property involved and Will grant
Gil order for extra allowance OF ave per cent 49,,
Mr.. Feld-We Will get the value OF the property when
is somewhere about $0ooOoOOo, making an extra allow
ance OF &5,0O0,000 49,
For the plaintiff Mr. Peckham and Mr.. Charles Tracy;
for the defendants, Messrs. Field and Sherman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A. . "'',"'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, }

HARVEY riSh'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Secnln@(
No. N.ssAU-sT., NEW YORK, Oct. %, 1870.
Tur FUNDING OF u. S. FvE-TwENTIEs INTO
6rstcass security paying the same rate OF intees'
isix per cent gold, and which cannot be called l"
under % wears without the consent of the holder
NAV now be effected at clear profit OF nearly ~ens
ner cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MoRi"A"h
ROWS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co
The iyetwentes of 1867 selling to-day al Nv
and the Central Pacific Bonds at 90. SlOo oil 'no
former will buy $1,000 of the latter and leave ne'''
$500 for use OF for reinvestment; or s5,OW Oh VIC
former. paving $500 in gold annually, VIII puy so""
Of the latter, paying $3.50 in gold annually anu
balance in cash of over $50. A..
The Central Pacific is completed thoto"snP
bnilt well-managed road, doing large pus"''''
and earning an immense revenue. The BONUS a'o
we'll and favorably known, and constantly de'l' n'
both here and in the chief financial centeis VI -"
rome and they can be disposed of at quo'ea i''
nrice with the same facility as Government oo"O"'
and ara daily quoted at the Stock Exchange
Having originally negotiated these Bonds 'na
being thoroughly acquainted with their soui'O"v'
and value. we have introduced them az spoo,'''
in our regular business in connection with o", -
;nus I'm Government Securities, and reeoninei" W.
without besitation 10 our friends and customers
string TO make investments or 10 iuna "' a.,
twenties upon advantageous terms "'no" -,
ton of interest. TO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Bixby.-Order granted. Wight agt. O'Brien-Bond ap-
proved. In the matter Of the application Of George
Hobbs ag Gibson.-Motion granted Boyle agt Miller
Surety approved. Fuentes agt. 1mbret Fortune and
McMeyer.-MotiOn granted for Receiver to sell. Lor
lard agt. Accumulation denied. Parish agt Shu-
man.-Motion granted on payment OF cost OF motion
Berran agt. Berrian-Judgment granted. Elizabeth NJ
Bailey agt Edward d. Bailey.-An order may be taken
for payment of SIS for fees Of reference and " week
for support OF the child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
COMMON PLEAs.-TRIAL TERM.-PARr II.

Before Judge j. II. Daly.-COieman Benedict
agt Inc National Bank Of The CODimon,cedih.-This Is
equity cause growing out Of the notorious Gray
swindles. Plaintiff loaned Gray some money on the
afternoon that Gray and Pratt fled Next day when the
swindes became public plaintiff attached balance In
the defendants possession to the credit OF Gray and
Pratt subsequently, others whom Gray and Pratt had
swindled had their property brought into the Bank.
ruptcy Court In this action plaintiff claims he attached
his direct and that the collateral security
which Gray gave him proved fraudulent the money In
defendants possession should not go to the creditors OF
GRAY and Pratt generally until he he planting received
SIS ,0OO the amount he seeks to Still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

ho.a 4, wat rsteanth-s was sentenced to the Peni
entisry months and 70 Pay ans o. 10 Tho.
Flemmlng six months IN tho Pen.ensr pr,hy ~
sn months S s Bel S"r Sca4s sI
ouse teencr heating and attempting to defraud three
| sailors I6 months in the Penitentary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM-PARr 7.

Before Chief-JuStice BarbOm.-Mrs. Pdulin
agt. The Broadway and Serenh Arsnue Railroad Com
by a spike projecting from OF the Company's cars
while alighting, and she thrown down and
injured After complainant was picked up, the con-
dctor OF the with stone drove in the spike On the
ground that the spike caused the fall plaintiff holds that
the Company is liable and that the conductor driving in
the spike is evidence that the not in proper
Sill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS.

Before Judge Troy.-Edward Wheelan and
william Jones yesterday convicted OF highway rob
berry and were sentenced To the state Prison for
wears each John Robinson aged as found guilty Of
most onensiye crime and sentenced TO the State
Prison for ten years. John Collyer. found guilty OF a
feonious assault upon his wife sentenced to the
Peuitentiary for one year. Thomas Jennings tried
for bgamy on complaint Of Alice Quirk. Tho first wife
was placed on stand, hut refused 10 testify against
Jennings aud the Judge sent hor 10 jail TIL she should
change he mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner DEMONSTRATING Of
ne ship Robert Ed,cdrds-Counsel for Samuel G. DIM
can Charles Meredith, Frederick Allen, and Samuel
Pardoe charged with setting the ship Robert Edwards
fire. at sea- waived examination yesterday, and they
held for trial. Mr. John Warren subsequently
demanded examination on behalf Of PardOe which
was granted and set for Saturday. James Matby
and Eugene Freeman, witnesses, were bailed In oOo
zach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
The following were the bids for City bank shares:

ERairoad bonds strong in Tone owing to the belief
that large amount OF the November interest will be
invested in the purchase Of these securities Central
Pacifcs lead the list, selling at a90 Land Grant
bonds of the Union Pacific quoted at a. and Mich
igan Southern Sinking Fund bonds, loll The following
are the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

The State bond market dull and devoid OF speculative
interest sold at COZ for the new. and G2i
d62i for the old issues Georgia 7s were steady st @t
and New-York State Bounty bonds at 1O7l 2los ssI"
of virginia 6s old Registered recorded at Jo aud
az rho new at a. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
supERIoR COIrRT-srscIu Tepu

DeciSionS-By Judge JOnes.-Reaville agt. JOY.
Motion denied. Ten Brook agt. M0rfis.-Nos aud a.
Orders for allowance required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26


The Government bond market has been quiet. but
rather heavy, under the decline in gold No important
has been noted, however, the market closing
on the basis OF 40. alOl for sixtyseyens.
Messrs Fisk Hatch report prices at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
CRIMINAL.

I'm the Court Of Special SESSIONS yesterday.
Fanny Phippany. charged with keeping disOrdcgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECAL TERN AND
CHAMBERS.
Decisions-By Judge Robinson.-Kitchen agt.
McLewee.-Judg nent for plaintiffs with costs Moller
ag AZnarMOon Ia discharge order OF arrest granted
with costs. White agt. Frank.-MOton granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
,Sl.@N,cO

fSl .tG,ctO -, pox.,
SEVEN PER CENT Com BoNps OF riE fol'a Nm h.
RAILROAD COMPANY. These bonus ~ 80, mop
mortgage, covering the Railroad ana inc ou'"V f''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALRs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FiRsr CALL,
LOT O'CLOCK A. 81.

1000 g. &c. al 1900 5. SO Go '65.''''s
saks Of and Rairoad-Epre"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Mr. Thomas U. Smith mas been elected President OF tDs
Mercantile Loan and Warehouse Company IN place %
William j. Pease resigned. Mr.. Henry q. Mafqushd
has been elected First Vice. President - -.
The November coupons of the St Louis ana
ern Railroad will be paid at the clearinghouse oil ueos'
Opdyke & Co., on and after Nov. !. ,,,..t,
The Elizabehtown and Paducah Railroad OF henu ~
describes almost air line from Elizabethowh Son VIZ
louisville and Nashville Railroad, ~ miles south y.
Louisville to Paducah, at the intersection OF tne
and Tennessee Rivers forming the outlet OF r,v
the great tobacco growing counties and passing 1 -
through the rich and extensive bitumnous cosne' ~,
Kentucky the entire length Of road being lS1 nss, ~
due graded The entire issue of first bonds amounts ~
600 900 which pass through the United states lr,, &
nv OF this city, and paid out only so fast as the
progresses mile by mile, that the bonds put ID Ill., ~
ation are always secured by completed portion Oi ,
road Nessrs Hallgarten Co.. will be seen Dy ~.
advertising the agents In this city ior ne
sale OF these securities The bonds have years 10 run
hear 8 per cent interest, and are convertible ,.,
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF speo.
from the port NewYork for the week ending OCT ID
1870 was "a, S37 ,05s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
Court CALBNDARs-THrs DAY.

,r,s,,. CorRr- CH.uryns-CiRporo. JOPcns 81 9i m
Calendar called o. u
Desno ct al 2Ol .BniterNonh sst 'ohemns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
UentlstrD.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
in,s.d The ,.shss US. q ssrou: ord. e. ;d@1'.r q:
WITHOUT PAIs-so 1900 psassts testify Bee their asass Al the
oese, No. ID Cooper Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
DIE ID.

BIRkHEBD. On "Wednesday evening at half
past nine O'Clock, EDWARD BIRkHEAD, in the
S6th year II his ace.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
on Sth street. between n and n. on Friday evening
eept Sth. At three o'clock The friends OF the fam
lily are invited to attend.
DAVIS. At ~ minutes Of Il O'Clock. on the
morning OF the 18th instant, after brief illness
JAMES NJ. DAVIS, in the 9th year Of his age,
youngest son Of susan 3 and the late ames Davis
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
his mother, No. 700 5th street northwest Friday
afternoon at o'clock. The relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited 10 ate, d.
BLAlR. September 9th instant. At { O'Clock.
IU1Z LlLLlAk, infant OF Francis p and
Catherine Blair. aged three months.
. Suffer little childres to come unto me and forbid
them not, for Of such IL the kingdOm of Heaven.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy I
SMITH. On the 18th instant. THOMAS SMITH,
N the 18th year of his native Of County Meath,
Ireland.
HI. funeral will AXE place from his late residence,
No. 1915 strees, between 18th and 9th.
TAYLOR. On 18th instant, VIRGINIA SIMNS
TAYLOR. infant daughter OF MAJOR Franck L.
Taylor, 1st Artillery.
CR0W. On the 9th, Mr.. JOHN CROW, OF
Prince George county, Md, formerly of George
town, ID. c>ssged 70 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PAyINs OF N STREET, WASHINGTON, ID o..
OFFICE OF coNNIssIoNkRs,

CRY Hail, wAsHrSsros, sept. "a i<ef
Under authority Of the act OF Congress approved
,,ioa Tor the Improvement and paving e NJ street
The sTH nSY XVI ,o Sl ,Ss on
~ ,n, psrti said street lying between Vermont snd
Nc iS,S syennes nearly one mile IN length With
sSn mt; vir:.BALIAKBs. FSfiANsSsss M a.
FIks, BHoeSfrSs,, W wSoIss :, BNTIkK5ys. PEe-
per.Sns va rrSne. q the work win b. eNhhitei q
with ali the nfoTms SsS IN and 9s .esy will e implied
coI,rs.s ~ 2nsnttles, character OF WORK &c n,
point. oounected with the sTSSs. s a. < =. .ss
by any information Afforded DC bound
u ne roadway ~ the street must be graded ev IN.
contractor - as 10 conform the sub srsas ~ ~
prohles and sections which viii he ge.er.il8 ~.
10. 1f5 ns below Ihs bottom Of the pavement
me oontrsc,oT and removed 20 such points a. the
reouirCd. the material eNcavated must be depsitsi
" the contractor where directed by the Commits
same must be compOsed q earth entirely free from
oam or vegetable matter, aud the earth shall be de-
posted IN the embsnkments in layers not exceeding
four inches in thickness each layer 90 be
rsmmed or rolled with heavy roller.
iron the sub grade shall be laid bed OF clean
gravel and sand At least inches in depth On the
top Of the sand will be laid the Wooden pavement,
the Patent ofhce at wsshias,Sn. Before % rntsins
used in its eonsirGcSn must be- .Soroashiy nsss t
ered IN hot Coal tar aud the surface must be after
Bidders will be r. lured 20 state IN their proro..l.
the price rer square yard for putting the pave
rlent, which price must cover all prslimiDnry ara
preparatory work, and include yery thing pece...rx
te take the street in the condition in mich Al ma
be found when the work IL Commenced and Iesre n
every respect
The work must be commenced AZ such tiue. ana m
such places ~ the Commissioners nav direct AMI
must be fully oomplett TO their entire sstf.actiou
without unnecessary delay, and with the least pos.i
BILE obstruction 10 travel inceny enience 10 re~-
dents on the line Of the work.
The Commissioners sserve the right O. reject az
OF all bids received under this advertisement
for further informA ton IN regard grades qusn-
Titles. &c, apply 90 Vim. Forsyth. euperintends -pt
and inspector Of Streets and u his offics in
the City Hall building, l10f q street MORT invest
Bids must be sealCi and addressed 90 [" n "a In
cry. MAYOR and President q the BOARD OF Corr mia
soners, and endorsed, Proposals for Paving N
street northwest They must slso be socompsnsed
real property Folders In the District OF Columbia
that the contract, ~ awarded, will be undertaken
and carried out with strict and faithful ob-eryspes
OF all iis terms.
P The proposals. received hereunder will b. opepsd
publicly At the place and time above named
M. q. EMERY, MAYOR
n MTCHLER,
Commissioner OF Public Bufifiurs.
MlLLlAM erICkNEY,
WILSON n. BROWN,
b. IA. KAUFMAN,
seq lot. tRepl Commissioners.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
0fce AZ NJ Sfrea Improvement Cow pq,ss,Ony
Mayors one, Csfs Hall,
WaSstpgfoH, 10Th September. $50, Y
L nder authority ~ act Of Congress approved
2lst June, lS70 the undersiRBed invite aud will re
oeiye, proposals. At the Mayor Once. until o'clock
on SATURDAY, the let day Of October ne xt. when
and where they Will be opened in the presence OF
hidders, Tor the par pose q CONSTRUCTING THu
SEWERAGE OF N sTREET, n W, betreea
Vermont and New York avenues, In accord ance with
the plans and specifications therefor. which can be
seen At the effice of VIM. Forsyth, superintendent
and Inspector Of Sewers, etc. in the City ALL daily
from IL q. m until .. m.
Bids will also be received and considered for o
22iNCH and a 2-INCH BRICK BARREL
sEW IN lie I, respectively, OF the lsinch and "a
inch Pipe Sewer called for in said Specification
The assessment for the work % be made In accord
snce with the act Of Congress and Corporation
dinances.
The Commission the right 70 reject any and
all bids which must be sealed, endorsed Proposals
for Sewering street northwest" and addressed 70
III q. Emery, Mayor, Chairman" &C.
81 The bids heretofore sent in for the above scr
vice, under advertisement dated septen Der SIN.
will remain in the hands Of the Mayor, unopened,
until after the opening OF bids received hereunder,
but they viii not be received or considered under
to this notice BY date, Will be required IN each
M. G. EMERY, Mayor,
MICHLER,
eupt OF Public Buildings aud Grounds.
MM. sTIOkNEY.
WILSON X BROWN,
sesOlO TRepI Conagissioss,,.