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PALMEB-GAY.-At Philadelphia. on Tuesday,
June 10, at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, ny
the Bsv. James Grow, MIR. JOHN PALMER, OF New
iorE. formerly OF Belfast, Ireland) 70 JENNIE,
daughter OF Mr. John Gay OF Harvard, LIMOS.
, SIMULTANEOUSLY Wednesday June II,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
David Cole, ID. D., BENJAMIN ii. SEAI.EY 10 MARIA
T., daughter OF William G. Ackerman, ESQ, all OF
Kingsbridge.
SMITH-DELBANco.-In Brooklyn, Thu rsday, June
IL. 1873, by the Rev. Lucen Bancroft, d. d., at the
residence OF the BRIDES father 81 Tompklns place,
GEORGE K: SMITH, M D., to RE nNn,, eidest
TFLLER-SMrTH.-In the Thirteenth street Fres-
byteran church, on wednesday, June II, by Docto.
Burchard, assisted by Rev. ID. w. Teller mother OF
the groom, Rev. HENRY W. TELLER, OF Toms River,
n. j., to Miss IDA s. SMITH, only daughter OF Mrs.
John Walsh. OF this city,
vAUGHAN-PoTTER- Tuesday, June TO- by the
Rev. William D. Walker, HENRY w. VAUGHAN, Oh
Providence, Il. l., to JENNIE f. POTTER, daughter
OF the late Joseph Potter, OF New York city.
WINNER-PARKER.-OnW Wednesday, June II, AT
Bergen Heights by the Rev. Nh. Putnam, JOHN
WINNER, Jr., to MARY, daughter OF Theodore ,.
Parker.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CARTER--CHAraAN.-On Monday, June Q, in Christ
church, New orleans, by the Rev. DR.. Leacock,
WILLIAM CARTER, late OF YOUNGSTOWN, county An
trim, ireland, to ESTHER, youngest daughter OF the
late Edward Chapman Of New Orleans.
ECcLFsINE-MoON.-0n Tuesday, June 10, at the
Cathedral OF Sts. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, by
the Right Rev. Bishop Wood, JOSEPH b. EccLEsINE
Jr, or New YORK, 10 CAROLINA GRiNNELI. daughter
vi Samuel :. Moon, OF Philadelphia.
GEER-Go0pMAN.-OD Wednesday, June IL, at
st. Timothys church, by the Rev. Dr. George Jar
Wis Geer, GEORGE JARVIS GEER, Jr., to LOUISE,
daughter OF II. u. Goodman, Esq., all or New York.
GIFF0RD-Moss.-On Wednesday, June IL, 1873
by the Rev. ;. d. Brown, $. ELTINa CLIFFORD OF
New York, to CAROLINE A. Moss, daughter OF VIII
liam p. Moss, Esq, OF Astoria, l.. L.
GILLEr-MILNoR.-At All Saints Memorial
church, In the Highlands OF Navesink, N. j., Wed
nesday, June IL, by the Right Rev. w. II. Udenhei
mer, D. d., Bishop OF New Jersey, SUSAN VINCENT,
daughter OF Charles Il. Minor, Esq, 10 ELnsLu
M. GILLET, all OF New York.
:. HEEBERT-TRAcY.-o Monday, June 2, in st.
Marks church, Philadelphia, by the Rev. Herbert
MOTIFS, UPTON II. HERBERT TO SARAH c. TRACY.
LyNcH-CAMPBRLf.-On Thursday, June IL, 1873,
BY the Rev. James McElroy, Mr.. Is. T. LYNCH to
MISS MARY J. CAMPBELL. only daughter OF John
Campbell, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
PRfCE-HARRIs.-OL Monday, June Q, at the resi-
dence OF the brides uncle by the Rev. H. q. Glover,
BENJAMIN pnicE " AMANDA u. uARRIs, all Of
Brooklyn, j.. y.
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Continuation OF the Annual Examina-
tion-Beg inning of the End.

Another comparatively easy day was the contin-
ned examination yesterday OF the students Of the
College OF the City Of New York. Only three classes
were examined-the sophomore, Freshman and
Introductory classes. The Sophomore class was
examined upon the subject OF calculus, but con-
fined more particularly TO the department Of ana
lytical geometry. Those OF the class having math
ematical predictions and ambitious intentions of
even rivalling The Lightning Calculator" found
the matter OF parabolas, elpses, tangents, CO
0rdinates ana the Ike not altogether unfamiliar
and disagreeable topics, but those OF reverse pro-
olivities found themselves submerged and foun-
derng IN sea OF dreadful depth and appalling OFF
nculles. The Freshman class was required to
give evidence OF rs lngual pro1ciency-an exhibit
ton shown by TRANSACTIONS from the French and
Latin languages into English ana cice versa.
Anatomy was the only subject in which the Intro
ductory class was examined. Two more days--to-
morrow and Monday-wl conclude the examna-
ton.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Suit Against Ex-Collector Sheridan
shook.

Yesterday in the United States Circuit Court before
Judge smaley and jury, the Of George s. Randall
W exCoilector Sheridan Shook OF the Thirty second
district was CONNIE need. The plaintiff claims the
assignee Of Robert Clymie the value sky
barrels OF whskey The claim is that Ciymie the
owner OF the whiskey In question which the
bonded warehouse AZ 40 vesey that ware
house seized with all the spirits the rein by Collector
Bailey in September, 1867 In May 1855 suit in
demnation was discontinued upon a compromise
made by the government with the Kentucky Bourbon
Company, under which all the spirits in bond IN the
said be released and placed In bond
for the benefit the Kentucky Bourbon company. The
goods passed assignment from the Kentucky Bour
bon Company to the OF Simon Frank by
whom they removed, including the sixty barrels in
question, TO bonded warehouse in the Thirty
district OF which Shook then Collector. The goods
were subsequently delivered upon the payment taxes
70 Frank his asslgnees The defence Shook
Knew no other person in the transaction but Frank that
ne received the goods goods belonging Frank,
kept them until the duty raid Case still Samuel
II. Randall plaintiff Thomas Iiarland and Mr. IRE
main the
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

WOodh all. Ciaflin and Blood-Motion to
Quash the Indictment Dcnied-PIea OF
~Not Guilty. Entered-The Trial Fixed
for Monday Next.
Yesterday in United States District Court before
Judge Blatchford the case OF Woodruff. Clafin and
Blood who indicted for sending obscene publications
through the mails was brought up motion to quash
the indictment which has been found against the three
defendants. II VIII be remembered that a few
days since similar motion made in the
sane case but aier counsel for The accused had heen
names q woodruff and CIshln only and emitting that
o. Blood, was the one upon which argument far had
been beard The consequence was that the matter then
Mr. Jordan Of counsel Tor the accused, yesterday
moved 70 quash the indictment found against the three
when II previously before The Court lie held
NOT d h seS ana
a hf a w s 1 sss to
Lows Of S IL this GS but
slSse gentlemen be would ike heard he case
me judge sad was nc, necessary lie would hear
After some discussion the District Attorney observed
gneson.that the paper as whole, was an obscene
Mr jordan asked the Court to direct the District
Attorney to Indicate the specific charges he intended to
the Judge observed that he must deny the motion 10
TS S &c would na ., the
'e rs s. Win e o. psrd,c@ ~ an. - o
a,J Jordan entered plea Of not guilty" for all the
Monday
Mr.. Jordan with respect TO Mrs woodruff. said she
wA SUI SICK and would not probably be able 10 leave
peril - - 's - -
The Judge remarked that he did wish 10 90 on with
tne " al o. woman In III health but regard to the
Otner TWO de would they not be ready pro-
MI Jordan replied that they would and if they did 20
20 ual on that day u was possible Mrs Woodruff would
Oe present. even against the advice OF her
The Judge said that fhe chose be wifn she might
consider. ~ $500 =
The case Of Claim and Blood was then SET down for
Monday next. $500 -
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\ Burglar Convicted i.
IakRs pl.Ics COURT.
Civil Rights for the Col0rcd Racc-The
First Case Under the Late statute
Josh Hart Brought Before Judge


Josh Hart, the manager OF the Theatre Comique on
Broadway arrested yesterday by Sergeant Quin of
the Tombs Police Court, charged by William Henry
Johnson colored gentleman residing III South Fifth
avenue, with violation Of the following the
cvii Rights bill passed by the Legislature, April 9
18Th
NO citizen this State shall by Of race color or
previous condition Of servitnde be excepted excluded
advantage, aciiits privilege furnished BY nnk.epers
or ea a nS or wa
places Of amuscine mt by trustees commissioners
and public institutions OF learning and BY cemetery
oo ~ M, c hs yas ct any Of the st
party or parties violating the shan upon convc-
dollars Or more than i've hundred doilars ~" my
Nav M eaee snSy ar aGrs n nn The 18Th Of
ticket FOR the orchesra he presented i I. the door
lack Re-.
g the place reserved Tor colored persons William
subseque ny sued out warrant from Judge Bowling
which was served yescrisy mr. Howe appeared
unconstitutional He claims that theatres are private
such regulations and reject or admit such peron
As they chose and which shall conduee to the comfort
Judge pSw VI The 70 the Grand
Hart was put under $500 bail 10 answer.
Dangerous Friend.
Henry Frank is an acquaintance OF Mr. Max schwab
of the firm OF Schwab Co. IL Church street few
days Mr. Frank walked into the private Office
Schwab and there some time talking. when he sud
denly left. shortly after his departure Mr. Schwab
missed a wallet from his ovcrcoat containing
$lD5 in money and checks and papers OF various
kinds Detective Reilly was informed by Mr.. Schwab of
the facts and arrested Frank Ninety five dollars
money found i'll hi. and he Omitted his
guilt The papers he had returned by mail The com.
painant unwilling To prosecute but Judge Bowling
committed the accused 10 answer without bail.
A Deba uched Doyle.
man named Francis Doyle late in the employ OF Phi
lander Reed merchant at y Old slip, was arrested
charged with having collected and appropriated to his
own use $500 Of his employers money. the Ath of
January last He was arrested In a ie jois IN
Elizabeth street by Detective Doyle and fully committed
by Judge Bowling for trial.
The Case OF Morris Farnham-He is Dis.
charged by Judge Bowling.
Morris Farnham, who was arrested Tuesday by a
detective IRON the Central Once charged with attempt
ing TO mislead school girls yesterday brought
Tombs Police Court and upon examipa ton was dis
charged by Judge bowling. lie remanded from
the day before TO enable the officers evidence
o.hs guilt Alter two days diigent search, however
they were unable 10 bring complainant who could
substan tate the charges made against him Farnham
q good looking, wellspoken Young man. with q mild
haHi eye dresses IN deep mour ming and his raj
pearance and ms manners, which boyish indicate
anything but An ncorrighie character lie utterly
pucates the charges and that there has moth
Ing 10 ms whole life 10 warrant them being made.
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COURT CAleNOARS-TH!S DAY.

SurRpxK CoURI- CtRcCIT-Part 2-Heh by Judge Bar
Iett Short Nos 1854 1869 49,, los Z23 1873,
lb77 1858 9 IT'S 1917 1889 20s9 2O3 z 5 2lk5 22is
22hs, 269, 22s l93, 1892 2465. Part 2Ieh by Judge
Van Brunt-Case on.
sursrsk CouRr-CnAssEas-Held by Judge Ingra-
ham--Nos. l6 81 So 81 liz 37. l43 1871 254 2l, $50 z3,
27s, 2s5, 2sd 2s7, 2ss 100 ~ 29l 2e5 29s Call M
suPERioR CoUBT-rKIAf TERs-Par 2-IIed by Judge
sedg wick 2J9l 24 2J29 2li 25eS 246l 2t62 2I29
~ ~ Ae6 22l0 1899 2s22 2625 23lI 2ts2 24s .s2s
s1t m 1e ey Chief Justice BarbonrNos 2o2e @
CoUkf % CossOH PLEAs--Eouuy fEns-irld by Chief
isstce Daiy.--Nos. 10, ~, ~, ~, o. r. 65
CYpGl " CoAsON PLEAs-IuA Jsss-pNt l-HeId
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COURT or coMaos plsis-spsCiGL TERM.
Decisions.

~ Judge Larremorc.
pnlaar W Uigrrs-Motion for receiver granted, and
that TO punish Tor contempt denied
Jonrncymen Printers Cooperative Association VS.
Hvyler et aDcult opened or payment OF costs of mo-
sUn and Of the term.
sewaras VS. Lagond.-Motion should be made port
of referee aud notice OF defendant
Mcclure slatiery. Default opened and cause re-
stored TO day calendar On payment OF costs OF motion
ANA a. term
Knieserbocker Life Insurance Company vs. Payne
Motion denied.
In the matter Of John X. Copper hw application
denied. ttshouid have been made by the assignees.
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COURT OF COMMON plEAS-paRT 2.
Ixviolabflity of Books OF Account.

BEFORE Judge Loew.
Henry j. Leland vs. Patrick McCabc and Peter Nroo'
MANTLE plaintiff in this action in the fall of 1871 was
engaged In keeping feed and boarding stable in
East Forty-irst street in this city. The defendant,
Nc Cabe, of the City Narsals, claiming TO have an
execution issued a Judgment recovered In the Marine
Court in favor OF the defendant Vroomal against the
firm oil Leland Night brotner OF the plaintiff, LEVIED
upon and carried away the plaintiffs books OF account
papers and letters which had undated for the past
fifteen sixteen The business Ihc piaintin
then began acten damages thus sustained, which
resulted in verdict for the paintin i'll the sum o $3.50
and extra allowance To counsel.
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ne Case OF Morris Farnham-Hei is Dis
charged by Judge Bowling.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Felonfous Assault and . Heroic De-
fence.

Agnes shandey Of JAG Wooster street was arraigned
before Justice Ledwith at the jefferson Market Police
yesterday charged with nfictng serious INJURIES upon
the head "A Domingo Aldo of 90 East Ninth street with
pitcher, on the evening OF Wednesday. The evidence
showed that the injured man had endcavored
her out three story window and nearly succeeded
that she finally succeeded In getting into the
seized the pitcher and, as he approached her struck
him The surgeons certificate produced stated that he
in n critical condition. and fle woman
IDanded 10 art the result Of his injuries.
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSioSs-pART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.


Several were disposed OF in this Court Yesterday
Thomas Sweeney pleaded guilty to attempt grand
larceny and sentenced to two and six
hard labor at Sing Sing
John Lyons and John Newell pleaded guilty TO at
tempt at grand larceny and got year months
i'll the state Prison
Louis krcutzer tried for a ielonious assault and
battery 1t was proved however that the whole matter
sprung ont OF family quarrel with spice OF love i'll it,
and the jury found the defendant not guilty
Burglar Convicted.
Reuben d Nichols tried for burglary The case
interesting owing TO the gimpscs behind the
erin nal lite which il developed. The princi-
pal witnesses for the people avowed accompnce
and the mistress OF the accused The mistress had how
ever evidently repened OF her determination and
District Attorney Rollins good deal of trouble The
was nevertheless, made sufficiently clear receive
verdict Of guilty and the prisoner 10
four years hard labor in the state Prison at Sing
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BY Judge J. ?. Daly-samc calendar as Yesterday
Part 2Held by Judge Loew-Nos. 2l2s 236 l2la 2Vod,
2s5, 2iT, 2i2 l9s 1892 PAL, 22e, a2i4 2.l6 100 ZIP
Josehnsen @Sos $50, 1853 1895 &C. aIOe 1857 2is %
g2oo $3.50 2.l6 2,s 22o 2422 s.2t Part se a ~
1907 1855 1919 I6Ssl 223 242s 1927, 242a Part 5Helt
by Judge Curtis Nos 1916 23l4 2o3 2625 23 Ae5 2S32
240O 1886, 1897 1890 1866, @0S) 1850 1853
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SUPREME C0URT-GHkMBtRs.


" Judge Barrett
S0per 10. New England Mutual Life Insurance Com.
ny.-Memorxndum for counsel
:, Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Martin, ct al
1emorandum for counsel.
~ .ludge Ingraham.
Shappert ct al. wishing ct aL-MUtion granted on
payment Of costs 81 term and motion IN four days
cause to be placed 10 endsr Tor trial on June ~.
Winants Va I>0wbeT. Motion granted,
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MAE!NE CGURT-pART !.
Commissions On the Sale OF Ttcall
Estate.

Before Judge oachimsen.
Hayden VS. Robinson.-This an action by real
estate broker $780, which he claimed TO have
earned under with the owner by which he
to have all that certain piece OF property was sold
$ll 900, and upon his having produced a Gus
refused convey having already sold j. i
that he was not notified by the plaintiff in time lime,
a hs aaS ny af being be- @ By a a
the to the extra compensation was made at
jury that
n cent
Action TO Recover for Services and
Money Loaned.
Leicrer oppenheim.In the latter part OF 1869 the
plaintiff to this city Paris, and Immediately
opened correspondence with the defendant al SPARTA
H., who had been his intimate friend in their
mon home in Germany, the result OF which was that
plaintiff invested his whole capital in ticket to Sparta
where lie warmly welcomed by the defendant and
.a to @ ms sse aa mat re
two weeks paintin entered deicndants store win he
MSna Ss sl rs rs '
time paying n, af ia s n Unsettled s sas
for some months, when plaintiff received rom
a s Ssf
CA s S e 's o SIS h
him The action is brought to recover the amount OF me
liz, being unable 10 speak the English Language and
store w on hs To o
his services that such board furnished and that the
amount OF the drafts paid by various sums OF money
and articles of clothing drawn from the store. Verdict
in favor of plaintiff for $500
An Eminent Visitor.
Professor Goldsmith author Of considerable repue
and ordinary Professor Of Roman and Civil Law the
Legion University paid a visit 10 Judge Joachimsen
yesterday while the Judge was presiding in Part Of the
Court, and spent a considerable time seemingly deeply
interested in the proceedingsmore particularly,
haps from the fact that The early settlers and tgants
OF today came from the Professors native soil Judge
Joac hmsen with his Wei known urbanity posted the
professor in all that worth knowing.
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COURT OF APPEALS.


ALBANyJ Junc ~ 1873.
The Court of Appeals adjourned to-day mset on the
23d day of septemser next The folc wing order was
made by the Court on its adjournment -
Ordered That this Court win take n recess until the
fourth tuesday OF September next wiz meet on ta
day at the Capitol the city Of Albany; that new
calendar be made Tor the Court, upon which shall be
placed FIRST all causes on the pfesent calendar unds
posed of and which have not beey passed regular
call second all such causes AS shall be noticed for ar
gumen by either party and pre- OF service OF notice OF
argument the adverse party shall he filed with the
Clerk OF this Court at least foU een days before the said
fourth Tuesday OF September O. PERRIN
Clerk of the Court OF Appeals
Court of Appeals Calendar.
The following is the ca Commission Of Ar
peais tor Friday June " Nos 104 81 1884, 3S, i4i, l4
ls9, $50, l5i, l54, 1856 lH 1877 15s. u
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SUPERIOR CoUpT-spECIAl Term.


Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
BOetz va Goetz Motion granted
Eblefs w EbieTs-heporf referred back 70 take fur.
tber testimony - ~ -
AuaiTe W. AuAiIe.-hpupD granted
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
,neral Alfred pleasonton is in Paris.

General Alfred Pleasonton is In Paris.
Munich is to erect monument to Baron Liebig.
Prince Leopold has laid the foundation stone OF a
hospital for incurables at oxford.
General Ducat, OF Chicago, is in Paris, where all
the walters are persistently devoted to him.
Bishop Villa OF Parma, Italy, places among the
deadly sins the reading of liberal newspapers
yilla.nous
Ex- Congressman Thomas Fitch, the so-called
Senator from the estate Of Deseret,n is In Paris
with his family.
Ralph Waldo Emerson was during the early part
OF the month the guest OF Mrs. Crawshay. at
Cyfarthia Castle.
lunatic, impressed with the desire to bury the
Princess Beatrice, has several tunes lately visited
Windsor Castle.
The Turkish bandit Chief Omer Oglu Hussein,
has been killed by factious members of his band.
The name Of his successor has not been sent In yet
for confirmation.
M. Dereure, Mayor Of the town OF Palsse, France,
still believes in fraternity, but untoward clrcum-
stances have compelled him to decamp with 40, 0OO.
belonging to his poor brethren.
NJ. Edouard Lockroy, just elected to the French
National Assembly, goes from jail to the Legis
lature, he having been imprisoned for abusive
language addressed to the Assembly and published
In the Rappel.
Cardinal Billet, Archbishop Of Chambrey, who
died on the 3Oth OF April, was the oldest member
ofthe College OF Cardinals. He was born in 1885,
and became Cardinal in 1861. His death reduces
the membership to forty-four.
Mr.. Rigby Wason, q barrister, wants to have
Messrs. Gladstone and Lowe Indicted for gross
breach OF duty in delegatinR their powers as to
the Issue OF paper money to the Directors of the
Bank OF England and neglecting to regulate the
currency OF that institution. He Is Wason his
time.
General Schenck found In the respectful allu.
sion at the banquet OF the Royal Art Academy to
the United States and Its President 'the fact that
here England), as there united States), you have
discovered how much OF stun there is OF which to
make good Presidents in those who bear the name
OF Grant"
Mr.. Colfax has written to friend in Paris let
ter containing this emphatic and sanguine pas
sage:-'T never received dollar from Ames on
any account whatever in check, in cash, In stock,
or dividends or bonds. I have full faith that He
who knoweth all things will in His own good time
make my entire innocence OF this cruel and wicked
charge manifest 10 even the b.tterest OF my ene-
miles,"
Twenty-Five years ago one Fletcher flched from
Cox London bargeman, his wife. Cox comes
into court at this late day, demanding damages OF
the said Fletcher, who. rendering one shilling IN
money current of the realm claims that is full sat-
isfaction for the wrong he acknowledges OF har-
boring the said wife. A jury OF his peers coincide
in Fletcher's estimate; so 1t goes upon the
record that twelve pence is the legal value OF that
wife. But that precedent will not fix the worth Of
spouses In general, which may be more CT less.
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CAKES AMES' WILL

BOSTON, May 10, 1873.
The will OF Cakes Ames was admitted to probate
on Saturday. The witnesses are Moses Dillon, N.
G. Ordway and Philetus Sawyer. The requests are
as follows:-To his wife, Evene o. Ames, 100000,
all the household furniture, horses and carriages
and the use OF his dwelling house during her life;
to his daughter, Susan E. French, $1,000 year
during her life to each grandson, now or hereafter
to be born SIS 900; to each granddaughter, 0000
to his son, Frank NJ Ames, all his interest in the
Kinsley Iron and Machine Company, and in the
from the estate OF Lyman Kinsey, in Canton; to
his sons Cakes A. and Oliver Ames, all his real
estate In East0n, Canton, Braintree and
tools and fixtures pertaining to or that are
In any way connected with the shovel business;
bonds to be used for the support of schools in Dis
trict No. !. In North Easton; all the remainder to
be divided among his sons, Cakes A., Oliver and
sons, are appointed executors.