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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
su0ory y CouaT-spscIAl Term.
The Rich. Possession to Land U~der
Water.

Tha Rsuuv ~ fOssessiOu 10 VWoer
Water.
Before Judge ngraham.
yns .eto York and BROOKLYN Ferrv Company Us.
~ Snatth.-The plaintiffs are owners OF up
,d on the east side Of the East river ana have run
out piepfor the purposes Of ferry. The defend.
ant holds land adjoining on lease, and commenced
building pier next TO Plaintiffs. Plaintiffs OBJ
tanned an injunction against defendant and brought
suit to make IL perpetual claiming adverse posses
Judge Ingraham, In his opinion, says there can
be adverse possessiono land under water unless
PENDANTS are entitled to ni in to the bulkhead line,
but water way OF 100 feet must be left between the
Of river fronts but being the law the only relief
is from the Legislature He declines to grant the
which they may sustain at the hands OF DEFENDANTS.
The Florida Railroad Liei9uti0n.
Francis VoSe Noses Taylor ana Others.-The
plaintiff holds some bonds at the Florida Railroad
and brought suit against the trustees to pay the
interest on his bonds out Of some money in their
possession. Tne defendants claimed that the money
in their hands was realized by the sale OF lands
given them by the State OF Florida, and was to be
used 10 10 redeem the bonds and mot to pay interest
Judge Ingraham says;-'It seems to me there is
ing the application OF aese funds to the payment OF
the coupons. II the plaintiff was willing to receive
the pro rata amount awarded to the bondholders
generally in the sale OF his bonds, and the defend
ants refused 10 purchase them on these terms dif.
ierenf case would be presented" judgment for the
defendants
Action to Acquire Title TO Property.
Samuel z. Knapp ct al Us. Wna. BtodDen.-This
was action acquire title to city property under
alease on tax sale. The property In question was
sold to Jacob Schiefehn in 1922 for taxes with
twenty-five years. lease. In 1s47, though the lease
expired, Scheirelin remained in possession. Finally
1t was bought another tax sale lease for 1000
years. The defendant is heir OF the owner OF the
property before the first tax sale.
Judge Iugratam holds that 1.-THE plaintiffs show
themselves to have good title by legal possession
independent OF the right assumed BY the lease Of
1856, which ID 900 years, and which, If valid will
confer title not likely to be disturbed by any claim
ant at its expiration. Having arrived at this
clusion that the plaintiffs have good title to the
lots In controversy 1t follows that they entitled
to judQment.n
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rninnTa AMI Aohi,e nn4


do, $50 sacks meal, S725 bushels wheat 327OO do
corn, 1910 do 2 sU0 do. barley loo do
mai me -four market was excited and prices from
1Oc 10 S5c higher al low extras which In active de-
nand for sh meni at the advance The sales l00J
bbs, OF which extra State, for export at 50 40 SO rs
Sor. 1o- "as Moderately ectve at sle, prices 50 les
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Corn meal CITY, :...::.:. 3:
+ sa. S. s
The sales lpa last eysnlng) we're about 2oooC enhss
H. Ssesss. sss q g. 50 .s1'Rs;
S sSs;; rs i. as .os s%sss %s
store and choice amber Tennessee % Eye orn ssr
sy Ss ss ws
prime mixed II % Sn' 1GF Sr Sa a1 q
sale. . bushels I sS s. SsS Sna
The active the osrinss Ss being sa
ssss ssys 4. yas %
aa Sss beef q bacon s9s
e. 20 3 a. h.;ss ss'''' lss sS:ss. .s..
s2 sss 20 s 3d. .s
%s Ssl.: sa % to Ss s
BARI ssOgt 500 Oas to aa SsnSS .ns
.sssssI
% e aS Ss to wS &
GuNNIEs were duh and sales were reported. Prices
HoFsfhs market only moderately active, there
but @ hs @
2oc for commonto PRIME Choice lots were held oy some
Soc for shppng soc 81 10 for retail tai os
heard q sAss o. %S%eDs g"a sS;
Dso Mson In sSnd ana sf S.f Ge fos s.a a0
change TO note prices which were s.y @ o Sc
muscovado at 42c. We quote:-
cqs.-o.nsr'rasal and mixed IS s. sss s =: sS: s
Mascovado refining ........... &c. 4oc. csc. soc
Muscovado grocery. 4Oc SOC.
Porto Rico ...;.......... .-...... 5oc nc'
English Islands ..,......... soc 5ec. a
NAvAL SToREsrhe market for spirits turpentine was
funu
81 hoasfs lots
ahe sse sss' ~slS Se ''e9a crass ;Srpsnas s ds
an9 or ro.a Racs. va. there Being
Tss ss9ss., ga asssy Sssss 9s
a. ~ ms sssSa ss Of f1a no
Lnseed e far iooons demand At ec sI IN
sale. Es:s Sa Ssn .s the pssS snse
III wlsst SS
III nsa &C. pss o.
s a1 a's
lc No sales reported On the Lower creek & Svoo
Si %sIs eonina aSs s nSn
@ aa' si
holders generally ,Ssing aGa,Gos as3ns
ss.T ~
% 90 30 er ys il se ssas
asS 1900 svss :ass on 5eesa psissss
In Phiadepha dull and heayy and prices
Hsas ss:a s.s. ss Ct & july
si
sso 80 80 es Ss n:m st s %s.. deer
Dressed hogs were eus. nd rne easier closing @ q is e1
& S4ns Iss s9ss Ts's ass S' 70:
Beef was dull but ne sscs @ were ao9u. an
81 moment Prices were nominal al former quotations. Bee
hams were steady with small sales Southern Am and %
Seard Of no safes Prcss were s nominal
ca meats ,0T Ses pcSsa
quiet for other kinds. Sales 2oo packages at t61sG
sailed and picked shoulders quoted isc
market for lard dull but rm former prices holders
ing $50 packages were made within the range 9 loc
future delivery reported June and July quotec
R1GE-Carolina was steady, win small sales, slIe
sszc. Rancoon dull, but Unchanged.
so:na :. Ss:nS Tss % prices
SEEDS Lnseed continued firm a. 81 30 gold duty paid
so duy sa,s pd % arr'e Oh per
market for raw D WAS s.s se 4 tnn%st
unwilling to make reduction 10 PRICES demandni
Porto Rico Refined was slow sale, prices Of
Isse iszs {: ise: siss yellow iixe Isc
ss SS! .sS ssss :ss.i sSd:
and boxes Sac. sHc melado 6Sc: SAc, HavanaBoxes
DHss .sasisa ss + os s d t. e.
10 70 20 lsc sisc 90 white, l2ss 12c PSr,e s,r
TALIow.-The demand was only moderate, prices
q0f SIS bbs The demand was mode
ate active and prices were quite steady Sales 200 bbs
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SUPERIOR coUaT-TaAL TERM-PAaT /.
Three Broken Ribs Case.

Before Judge Spencer and Jury.
Daniel Beldan Us. AndreU W. Baxter and Others.-
In this case, which was fully reported in yesterdays
HERALD the jury returned verdict for plaintin in
the sum Of $1,000, with costs. The action was for
plaintiff being thrown down by the defendants
wagon, breaking three or his ribs.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BAYLIs-MEAD-On Wednesday June l, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. j. @.
Adams, GEORGE G. BAYLrs to MARY Il. MEAD; also
EBEN BAYLls to SARAH MEAD. No cards.
BOGART-VANDERPOEI--- Wednesday, June 5,
at the Collegiate church. Fifth avenue ana Twenty
ninth street, by the Rev. Or. De Witt, assisted by
DIR. Chambers and DR.. Ludlow, EUGENE TnURsToN
BoGARr to Miss A. KATE VANDERPoEL, daughter Of
Frederick l.. vanderpoel. all of this city.
BURToN-HOwE.-In Weedsport n. Y, on Wednes-
day. June g. at the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. Thomas Rogers MYRON c. BURTON of New
YORK. to EDNA NJ. daughter of Mr.. D. q. Howe. No
cards.
FLoyD--DU BoIs-On Tuesday, June I, at the resi-
dence Of & the brides parents s., West New Brighton
Mr. s JOHN G. FLOYD I Jr 70 Miss % JULIA F. b. BoIs, u.s.
youngest daughter OF Cornelius Du Bois Esq.
FREEMAN-HUNTsMAN.-On Monday, June g. at
JAMES FREEMAN, late OF Roxbury, to Miss GER
TRUDE HUNTsMAN, all OF this city.
hoLBRooKTgUarain X Troy, on Tuesday Ma. way 81,
New York city, to Miss MARY F. BURT, of Troy, N Y.
Chicago and Oswego papers please copy; -
the Rev. Thomas Galaudet, Mr.. J. S. A. LAMBLEY. OF
New Haven, TO MISS JENNIE Z. SUTTON, OF this city.
No cards.
dence OF the ides parents, In this CITY, BY he Rev.
0. B. rockingham, CHARLES LORD TO NELLIE NJ,
Youngest daughter OF Alfred salmon.
MlILER-MAsURY.-On Tuesday evening, June Z,
at the residence OF the brides parents 72 Montague
street by the Rev o Noap 81 the nun n,ts senGs sin1 d.
to MARIA CARLETON eldest daughter OF John W.
Masury, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
Died.
ACKERMAN.-On Tuesday, June T. after q severe
Illness MARIA ACKERMAN, aged 81 years, months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the North
Baptist church, corner Of Christopher and Bedford
streets, this Thursday afternoon, at halfpast one
O'Clock
ANDERsoN-On Tuesday, June 7, at her resi-
dence, 110 Charles street, MAGGIE A., the beloved
wife Of Alfred B. Anderson, and eldest daughter OF
William and Jane Egnlon, aged "a years, month
and II days
The relatives and friends otrthe family are invited
10 attend the funeral from the above residence this
trhursday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ARCHER.--0n Wednesday, June 8, KATE RHODES
infant daughter of James e. and Maria Louisa
Archer.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following ls complete list OF marine trans.
fers from June Q to June o.
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BEO0KLYS COURTS.
uaiTsu STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Case of ex-CoIlector Theopbilns G. Cali.
cOtt-Motion in Arrest of Judgment Denied.
Before Judges Nelson and Benedict.
Some time since Mr. william o. Bartlett made
a monon in arrest OF judgment In the case of ex.
Collector Theophilus G. Canicot, OF the Third dis
trict, who convicted the United States Circuit
Court IN May, 1883, OF having conspred to defraud
the government Caicou was sentenced by Judge
Nelson to Imprisonment IN the Albany Penitentiary
Ioi Two years ana TO pay line OF 10000. The term
oi imprisonment expired on sunday last, but the
prisoner VIII remain ia the Pententlary until his fine
IL paid.
This motlonwas probably made with a view OF
having the payment of the fine dispensed with and
was opposed by District Attorney Tracy The 90 nts
cf counsel were oy mutual consent forwarded TO
Judge Nelson at Washington aud yesterday tile fol-
lowing order was entered denying the notion
This coming TO be heard motion in arre of
Judgment and having been argued IN writing by william, D.
Bartlett behalf OF the prisoner anu Benamin = Tracv
Uned States District Attorney. behalf OF The InltsJ
States and deheratiop having been had Il ia now or
aeieu na 'ne sAa m'''oh 'e NELso hsre6y denied
CHARLES L.. BENEDICT
Calllcott, therefore. remains at Albany.
Alleged Counferfeiters on Trial.
Before Judge Benedict.
fie and Pauo Maric were placed on trial yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of having been engaged in
the business OF counterfeiring three and five cent
nickel pieces. The prisoners were arrested one Sun
day nighi In March last, at their headquarters IN
YORK street, where Colonel Whitley aud his officers
o! the secret service diyisioa seized quantity Of
c0unterletin1 implements and counterfeit nickel
pieces. The stun was exhibited in Court yesterday
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market is shown In the table,.

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from four
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol.
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The bids at the Sub.Treasury were for $3,0s0,0O0
at prices ranging from 112.40 to 1880 The million
awarded rollows:-s50O 900 at 1880, S250000
at 1923, 1000 at 113271. $245, 900 at 1921
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREE.
WEDNESDAY. June SO y M
live to-day, but Unsettled

The Markets were more ....,..
and irregular. ~'
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MAsTERrON.-At Kilbourne Wis, on Friday, June
g. MARY g., wife OF George NJ Masterton, In the 2Sth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her father, Wilet
Seaman, BronxviIie, Westchester county, on Friday
morning, at eleven O'Clock. New York and Harlem
Railroad tram aleaves Twentysixth street at half
past nine O'Clock A. M. for Bronxville where car
riagcs will be in attendance.
MAcNAE.-At west New Brighton, on Tuesday,
June Z, MI. THOMAS MACNAE a native of Kirkcud-
bright, Scotland in the 39th year OF his age.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, West New Brighton Friday alter
noon, at one O'Clock.
NEwMAN.-On Tuesday, June !, at one O'Clock
p. NJ, CoRNELIA NEWMAN, wife OF Lothar Newman.
The relatives and friends OF the FAMILY are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from her late re.
sdence. 46S West Thirty fourth street, this Uhurs-
day. morning, at .en O'Clock.
PRATr.-At South Brooklyn, on wednesday, June
8, JAMES ALEXANDER PRATT, eldest son OF James
Pratt aged years and months.
Aberdeen lScotland papers please copy.
PUrNAM.--On Monday, July o, TARRANT PUTNAM,
III the 10th year Of his age.
vited to attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock without further notice. from his late
residence, 3l5 Madison avenue corner Forty second
street.
SHEPHERD Wednesday morning, June s.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD, formerly Of New YORK, aged
so years and months.
to attend the funeral, from his late residence Red
Bank. N. j., this (rhursday) afternoon, at three
O'Clock
SHUTrLEwoRrH.- Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 7,
FRANCES, wife Of Join X. Shuttfcw0rti OF No. 272
Gates avenue
Funeral from the house, this Thursday afternoon.
at three O'Clock.
WINANs-On Tuesday June Z GEORGE IotIs
only son OF Elias r. and Frances Z. Winans.
HIS friends and acquaintanees and the relatives
and friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral nom the residence OF his parents No. SIS
West Twcntysecond street, on Friday afternoon. at
| three O'Clock
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SPECIAL, SAIL

SPECIAL SALE.
ELEGANT NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
On Wednesday Morning
October s. at 10 O'Clock, we shall hold q Sale OF
Elegant New Cabinet Furniture from the ware
rooms of irst-class manufacturers. 1O32t
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On Thursday Morning, 70 80 st
october 6, at 10 O'Clock, on four monthly credit.
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NOTES OF THE WAR.

Berlin has 2S theatres; but at present only
nine OF them are open.
The Tureos give as reason for throwing
their coffee into the faces of the high-born
young ladies who nurse them in the os9itals,
that il ISM strong enough
M. de Twardowsky who had been Secretary
to the Prussian Embassy in London for the last
two years, received rifle shot at Sedan on the
1st of this month from which he died twelve
hours later
-Agreat many boys between the ages of 12 and
16 are missing in the different cities of Ger
many. In Berlin alone forty have thus myste-
riously disappeared. They have run away to
join the army, and probably most OF them are
now at the front.
There are not as many Germans in France
as people have generally supposed. According
to the SidiiStiqae de la France of 1866 there
were, inclusive of Austrians, l06 606 Germans
in all France, and of these 80. $40 lived in Paris
The Prussian Minister of the Interior has
arranged TO have the lists OF losses in the army
display ed publicly in all the cities of Germany.
In smaller towns the public officials will be we'll
provided with copies, and the post offices are
ordered to keep them on hand and supply copies
10 all applicants
The Euglish Government is making 80, 600
ammunition boxes fer India. These boxes are
lined with tin, an improvement on those for
merly used: they have rope handles and sliding
lids. They are made of mahogany and teak.
Their size is twenty by seven inches. and they
are con ,tructed to hold 1000 rounds of ball
cartridge each for the Enfield Snider breech-
loading Ilft.
The Turcos in the hospital of st. Hedwig,
at Berlin, ale said to be the worst of the whole
crew, and il is they who have given a bad name
to all the rest, and who insult the Sisters of
Mercy who are ministering to them. Some
times ii Is necessary to have a lle of soldiers
when the Turcos get on the rampage; but the
sight of The dreaded needle-guns quickly re-
stores order among them.
Recently at Giessen, a French captain of
Zouayes died of his wounds, and was buried
with military honors. company of the I'd
Prussian Infantry Regiment fred a salute over
his grave. and the whole corps of officers, to-
gether with many citizens, followed the coffin,
and Immediately behind 1t, between the captain
of the company and the commander of the
forces, walked wounded officer of Zouayes.
AT Munich the first captive who died was a
Turco, Ben Coneder Mahomed A Bavarian
company of infantry, with drums and number
of citizens headed by a Catholic priest, followed
the coffin, ON which were placed the soldiers
turban and Bavarian sabre. The soldiers
fired their pieces over the grave. and the officer
and the priest each threw a shoyeltul of earth
hto IL, AID &c drsi Tugeo lcssed IL Gsrmad
SOIL
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Sale No. iT13 Spruce street.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, RARE ENGl
INGS AND MARBLE STATUARY
Sale at No. 11l7 Chestnut Street.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE.
SUPERIOR GARNET EITRNTTITU

on Wednesday Morning,
October 8, at 10 O'Clock, at Store No t117 Chestnut
street tGira1d Row, will be sold for account OF
several city cabnetmakers, an assortment OF snpe-
rior work, comprising about 20 parlor suits Of an
tque, medallion, ottoman, and other patterns.
covered in plush, satin, and terry; elegant walnut
console tables, with mirror; elegant sideboards
library suits, wardrobes extension dining tables
from TO II feet in length; secretaries and book
cases, ladys escrtores, chests OF drawers, centre
and boquet tables, with white and colored marbles;
hat racks, work tables, morocco-covered and cane
seat dning-room chairs, chamber chairs fine
lounges, umbrella stands, library chairs rocking and
folding chairs, etc.
The furniture is OF superior quality and will be
guaranteed.
Catalogues ready, and the furniture can be ex-
amined on Tuesday. 1032t
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. lso AND Mi
WI S. FOURTH STREET.
Sale No. s2s Spruce street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE RICH vElvEr
VENETIAN AND OTHER CARPETS, &C.
On Wednesday Morning,
october 3, at 10 O'Clock, by catalogue, the Entire
Handsome Furniture. l10s9t
Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
On Wednesday Afternoon,
october 8, at O'Clock, superior Dutch Flov yer
Roots. IO4qt
Extensive Sale at the Auction Rooms
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pianos Mirrors, Fire-proof Safes, Library anu
once Furniture, Mattresses and Bedding, China,
Glassware Turning Lathe, Stoves, Fine Carpets,
etc. etc.
On Thursday Morning,
OCT. Q, at o'clock, about 1000 lots superior
household furniture, comprising general assort.
ment.
Also, 99 yards Administer Carpet 1O42t
Sale No. lT13 Spruce street
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS RARE ENGRAV-
INGS AND MARBLE STATUARY
On Thursday Morning,
Oct 6, at II O'Clock, will be sold the Private Col
lection of VIM. L. Hldeburn Esq, comprising
many choice works OF art and fine bust by Hiram
Powers
May be seen three days before the sale from 10 A.
NJ TO 7. NJ. Catalogues now ready. Cl039t
TNHOMAS BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONEEkS AND
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo CHES.
NUT Street; rear entrance No. 110I SAMSON street.
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DUNTING, DURBOROW & CO., .,AUCTI0NEERs. 4.
ID Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET street, corner OF
Bank street. Successors to John b. Myers & Co.

LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNI-
TURE.
CARD.-We shall hold a special sale OF elegant
Furniture, en- Wednesday next, October g. at 10
O'Clock. at tie Large Store, No. 11l7 Chestnut street
(Grard Row, to accommodate a number OF our City
Cabinetmaktrs. Persons desirous Of having work
included in the above Sale will please notify at
once, at the Auction Store, No. 1110 Chestnut
street. 10 32t
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SALE OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
On Thursday Mornipn


october Q, at Ii O'Clock at the auction store No.
11l0 Chestnut street. to close the partnership account
Of Harrison & Stockdale, will be sold stock of
fine Wines and Liquors comprising :-Pinet, Castel-
lon & Co. Cognac Brandy, vintage OF 1853 Bohlen's
Holland Gin; old Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum;
Virginia, Peach and Apple Brandy.
Stewart's Scotch Whisky.
Fine old Rye Whskies end years Old
Old Kentucky Bourbon, years old.
Blackberry, Ginger, Lavander and Cherry Bran
dies
Absinthe, Curacao and Anisette, ETC.
WINES, ETC.
Fine old Madeiras, Sherries and Port Wines Cham.
pagnes OF the various and best brands In quarts and
pints, in full and broken cases; Claret and Rhine
wines; Catawba wine.
Also, Latours Sweet Oil; Sardines etc.
Purchasers can depend upon the character and
absolute purity Of the above goods, as they
lected by the best judges without regard to cost.
Catalogues can be had at the auction store. 1O42t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

A liberal latitude ia every amend
msnt and debates
bingham offered his bill as a sub
stllute' both were postponed till 10.
morrow Indications point 10 con,
siderable dabats COZ will move 10
cancel all Reeonstruction Committee
hill. making ihe action of Virginia
irreyooable Would will move 10
strike AMI alter The first section. El,
dridga remarked ofthe Virginia b;ll
that tha conditions imnosed wers
ahominabla
syx,Ts-Mr sumner introduced
n I'M TondIng and oonsolidating the
na,ional dahI
Tho hiIl e,n,sn,lry f.om tnx can.
nal ami nresorysd fsh nassed.
The discnssion or,Lo Virginia bill
was resumed A motion 10 POSTPONE
n was defeated bv 90 10 I'd. Votos
o,oins, nostnonament. Mes,rs Car.
nsntor Eassidw Conkling Corbott
brvis, Fonton. Ferry Hamilton
UoI,on Kai,o"n McCynory WcDon
aIJ Nnrtan NBs Rshcrtson' Ross sanIs.
harry SAWYER scott stewart,
S,oeRton sherman Trumbull, Yicls.
ara Warren Wiley and Williams.
An omendmcnt was offered 10 re.
mond Virginia 10 her nrcsont con.
di,ion IN casc, of retract;nv Tho
omenamcnt wos discussed TO adj.
ionrnmcnt
Tho F;no,oo ro,, ,,,,,,oo ronortcd